if she decides to shoot it. >> bingham springs into action. the security cameras show him placing his hands on the woman's arm and trying to get her to lower the weapon. >> i really don't recall what i said to her. i know i said something about my kids being on the bus, where she said, she wasn't going to shoot them. you don't have to worry about your kids. not sure what her response was to that. >> bingham doesn't know it, but the bus driver has called 911. in the meantime he knows he has to do something, so he plants himself between the two feuding women. he's so focused on the situation, he doesn't even notice his two young sons running off the motionless bus amidst the chaos. >> i didn't know where they were at that that moment. >> it takes some coaxing, but bingham convinces the pistol wielding woman to get off the bus. >> cooler heads prevail, she decides to get off the bus at that time. >> police are waiting nearby and take the woman into custody when she steps off the bus, and bingham is reunited with his sons. >> we at the department

bingham, no. boxer, no. b-y-r-d right there. no.ee, he stood with us. conrad, no. >> jon corzine?> yes. corzine, no. >> i don't have my glasses on. what is that one? >> dayton? >> yes, god bless him. he's leaving us after this year. >> who is that? >> senator durbin. senator feingold. that would be bob graham from florida. no.r. durbin, mr. feingold, no. mr. graham of florida, no. >> we go all the way down here to daniel in a way. there's a man who is really sacrificed, who gave his arm. >> in hawaii, yeah. >> he is a hero. >> years another one of my heroes, senator jeffords. roxy is one of mine, too. >> mr. jeffords, no. >> kennedy. leahy 11. >> mr. kennedy, mr. leahy, mr. 11, no, no, no. >> ms. mikulski, no. >> murray, no. >> read from rhode island. >> mr. reed rhode ian no. mr. servings, no. >> misstep and now, no. >> wellstone, he gave his life surely thereafter. and widen. he is still here. >> mr. wellstone, no. >> mr. wyden, no. >> 23. immortal 23. our founders who were so proud, thank you for your service. a great sacrifice. you served your country well. >> as have you, sir

there are other people like bingham who i think truly does believe in civil law though he is willing to go along with extreme actions in other cases. but there is a series of pragmatic, moderate-to-conservative republicans who become convinced that the only way, only tool they can rely upon is force. in 1870 -- the proposal is not just to continue the war in the four states but actually force all of the other states back into a state of war. that is not coming from sumner and the radical wing. that is coming from some of these moderate conservative republicans who have become worried about the problem of could you have civil rights and civil law? many were not at all convinced in the 19th century you could have both. maybe a product of the 20th century that could have both but hard to look back and say their historical judgment was wrong in the basis of time. if you look at the 1870's or for that matter the 1950's it always strikes me we look upon the supreme court decision and the local organizing to get the supreme court decision in brown but are not very in love with the broad pic

this is what it looks like in bingham to new york, out of binging hap. watch the akumlation of the snow. it was mass accumulations. you can see powerlines were out across the region. power lines were back. he had a major problem from the last storm. this morning, we have about 1700 people without power, hopefully by the end of the day. counter temperatures look like this. they are about 48. most places are above freezing. we expect that to be the friend. no big problem in terms of more precipitati precipitation. a little rain in northern pennsylvania, for the rest of the area, no new precip to call, another storm coming in monday. we'll talk about that, and we'll see rain coming into play as we go through the beginning of the week. >> no new snow. >> no new snow. >> i like that. thank you. >>> with below freezing terms chilling the country, the rush is on to keep people living on the streets warm. kristen saloomey takes a look at how new york city is handling the issue. >> reporter: tom kin square pork on the manhattan lower side is where the homeless ca

mark bingham was 6'4", 225, a national collegiate rugby champ con, tom burnett, high school quarterback. cooo a company so leadership skills. todd beamer played college basketball and baseball. two of the men were weightlifters, some serious athletic guys here, and a great cross-section of americana. many of the women had been athletes. it was a group that some people like to say -- they were put there, there was a destiny there. i don't know if you can ever say that, but what they did was amazing. the counterattack started at 9:00 app 57. we know that for two reasons. three ladies were still on the plane, two flight attendants and one passenger, and they all said something to the effect of, i've got to go. everybody is running to the cockpit, three different people reported that. the transcript of the cockpit voice recorder -- the recorder was recovered from flight 93. the only one of the four flights. we have the families and a jury have heard the tape and i was able to obtain very detailed transcript and you can hear what is going on, figure out what is going on. they talk about wher