>> nope. >> reporter: no carrie at tim's. no carrie anywhere. and one thing left behind at her house was a sure sign something was terribly wrong, her beloved dog kolby. >> her everything was kolby. and if she did go somewhere kolby was either with her, or she would make arrangements for kolby. just leave. >> reporter: kolby being at home without carrie led detectives voy and thomas to a grim possibility. >> as detectives, do you have to consider that someone might have taken their own life? >> in a missing person's possibility. >> reporter: amanda gave that theory some weight. she said there was a sadness behind carrie's bubbly personality. >> i started thinking that maybe she committed suicide somewhere. >> did you think that carrie was capable of taking her own life? >> well, she seemed depressed at times. >> reporter: still, detectives needed to know more. they executed two search warrants, the first at the house carrie shared with her boyfried justin. >> the search warrant that we prepared for carrie's house included everything that justin

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there was carrie's car. but there was no carrie. instead, the person using the card was tim mcvay. >> he's seen on video at the pump, trying to enter a number several times, you could tell, it's unsuccessful. >> reporter: tim also tried the card at a drive-thru atm at the mississippi valley credit union. but he had problems. >> that's carrie's bank. he is seen on video there three separate times, trying to get $400 out. >> reporter: the pin is not working? >> the pin is not working. >> reporter: why was tim driving carrie's car and using her debit card? tim told detective voy there was a simple explanation. even after they broke up, he and carrie always had each other's backs. >> we've been really close friends. she is the kind of friend if she called me i would drop whatever i was doing to go help her out. shirt off my back kind of thing. >> reporter: tim said that's why he had taken care of carrie when she came to his house after storming out on justin. and it also wasn't unusual that she lent him her car and debit card, he said.

if you are issue add permit to carry, you'll be able to openly carry or concealed carry, you must have a permit to carry in maryland. >> are we saying when you have open carry, anybody can carry a gun, people tend to be more responsible. >> i would think so. it has been a law since day 1. it is common place, nothing new they have to experience. >> would you agree, if the district of columbia were not predominantly black they would feel insecure with a lot of people in the city predominated by young black youth to give them the same open carry like in virginia. does race and socioeconomic background play a role why you don't have this in the district? >> you have economical issues, however you have a lot of politicians and political -- >> armstrong: does race play a roll role. >> i would say it is a possibility. >> one financial where with all to get through a process. district of columbia is second most expensive concealed carry in the nation. someone who has no training is >> armstrong: new york, $11,000? >> yes. it is almost like a unicorn in new york city. >> armstrong: you said the

doesn't have open carry. >> armstrong: anybody can carry? >> yes. >> i would say it could make for a catastrophe in some ways. >> how do we know they are trained? >> we don't know. >> >> armstrong: how many stam states? >> in the united states, 42 open carry is in about 42. currently, 10 that are restrictive in terms of may carry, in terms of if you go and apply for concealed carry, you may receive one depending on application status and background. >> >> armstrong: anybody, can go and get a gun and go to maryland. what have been the incidents where this turned out to be not so good for the state? >> d.c. had -- >> armstrong: we are talking about virginia. >> concealed carry holders. >> armstrong: we are talking about open. >> open carry people are responsible. >> armstrong: that is amazing. >> it has been common the virginia a long time. >> armstrong: what about the laws in maryland? >> maryland again, it is a may issue state. you can apply, no open carry per se in maryland, in the since you need a permit. if you are issue add permit to car

carrie: i am carrie and for ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy . hello mike . we have shades coming up. >> everyone wants to know. it's a weekend preview. we have some showers out there. the high temperature makes it up to 47 degrees. sunday will be warm at 57 degrees for the high . we have rain that you are dealing with. it will be a messy day early on. later in the day it will not be so inspiring. this is one thing we have coming us. winter weather advisory is coming into the area. there has been minor snow and ice accumulations but only for the purple shaded counties from 7:00 this evening until 10:00 tomorrow. look out for the slushy spots. 36 degrees in central park and the winds are light from the northeast at the sky is clear for the majority of the tri-state and when it comes to rainmakers we are not here yet that they will make their way into the beaches. it will be primarily rain that there is a slushy component to the north coming at us later. it's only for a short time. some these guys are coming to you by 1:00 am and high temperatures up to 44 degr

it would allow them to carry them on college campuses. they argue school shootings >> to protect people from harm in gun-free zones, we have made them targets. >> it appears to be off the table. miami senator who oversees the committee is refusing to allow a vote on carrying guns on campus >> i don't think any weapons can stop a mass shooting. >> reporter: he worries putting more guns on the streets will only ramp up violence. >> bringing a gun into the situation and let everyone know i'm strapped i have a gun i don't believe that helps any situation. >> his concerned that gun owners might take justice into their own hands. >> open carry, put them on college campus, the type of laws that we're doing is in my opinion dangerous. at a recent gun show, we found gun owners are split on the idea. look for those in particular. >> i always carry weapons even if i'm in a cocktail dress i have one to my thigh and one in my breast and i take care of myself. >> i feel like you're more of a target if they know you have a gun and you're out there and m

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but also open carry doesn't mean more people will be carrying guns. they were already doing that. it's texas. all it means is that now they can be open about it. and that's all they were asking for. >> it's about time many texans will tell you. >> i don't have to worry about am i hiding anything. >> you will see more and more people realize it's no big deal, really. >> everybody should have the freedom to defend themselves however they choose >> trevor: yeah. is you see gun lovers in texas just want to stop hiding who they really are. although it is a little odd how as soon as people got this right they immediately went out into the streets. they were just running around, like yahoo, now i'm going to bring my gun everywhere. they were in the street. let's go shopping and the laundromat, and hey, i'm late for my shift at the coffee shop. and you know what, a little exuberance is fine. but the people in texas, this was almost a little bit like when gay people first realized that society was starting to accept that people might be openly gay and they immediately went out and started

(s/ carrie mess / "dairy carrie":00-:08) "this is going to be a long term problem that these farmers are having to deal with beyond just the 20,000 cows that were lost." 20-thousand cows dead across southeastern new mexico -- and as the frost thaws... the number is expected to rise. (s/ carrie mess / "dairy carrie":16-:21) "when you have a storm like this that comes through, there's just nothing you can do." dairy business insider carrie mess is known to fellow farmers as dairy carrie -- a witty wisconsin- based blogger and consultant who travels the country. after goliath... she was furious over new mexican ranchers being criticized over perceived lack of preparation. (s/ carrie mess / "dairy carrie":38-:45) "they did everything they could, you know, to set up windbreaks and to make sure cattle had feed. it just wasn't enough." but, mess says new mexico has years of recovery ahead... many of the cattle dead after the storm were young... the dairy cows of tomorrow. but she says the 20,000 cow death toll doesn't tell the whole story... because many cows that survived produce again. (s

robert: police escorted carrie bazemore last night. he slashed 24-year-old amanda morris early wednesday morning as she walked to work at whole foods in chelsea. a man walking near st. patrick's cathedral saw him and recognized his red video that police released to the news media. he notified the cops nearby and he was taken into custody. 31 prior arrest. on december 30 he was arrested for punching a woman . he struck again soon after. >> we have identified other instances where he attacked other people. one in the box on the next day we took a razor blade and cut another young lady's face near brockway boulevard. family members say he has psychiatric problem. morris needed seven god's on her face. she spoke to inside edition to the ordeal and she says it was surreal to see himself on the front page of the tabloids after the horrific attack. >> the blood scared me so much. i was scared. juliet: beautiful girl. glad she is okay. carrie: in greenwich village, a man robbed two people in a surveillance video in this lobby. it shows the sus

there's a study showing that where states have open carry or concealed carry but particularly open carry the crime is down 25%. murders are down. having law-abiding citizens having guns is a good thing. in fact, chuck -- >> -- every one of the mass shootings except two in america since 1950 have been gun-free zones and every one in europe. where people have guns, bad guys don't go and you'll never stop bad guys from getting guns with background checks at gun shows. let america have their guns. let them defend themselves and america will be a safer place. >> i have a feeling we won't resolve this political debate this morning on "meet the press." lieutenant governor dan patrick, thanks for coming on the show this morning. >> thank you. >>> up next, we'll go back to the 2016 race and focus on this issue. we know americans are angry at our politics. it's the fining characteristic of this election season. we'll look at who's angriest and why. >>> first, i want to make a note of a passing this week. former arkansas senator and governor dale bumpers died. he was a moderate southern democrat wh

three suicide bombers carried out the attack, two gunmen spotted carrying rifles, the islamic state of iraq and levant says it was behind the attacks. >> indonesia's president joko widodo cut a trip short to return to jakarta, urging for calm. >>> indonesians have been aware of the dangers of terrorist, especially since 2008. in october of that year, bombings in the resort island of bali killed 202 people. more than half were foreign tourists. years later a car bomb was set off outside the australian embassy in jakarta, killing nine people. in 2005 bali was targeted by attackers, who killed 20 people in a series of bombings, and the last major bombing in jakarta was in mid 2009 when two suicide attackers set off explosives in a hotel. most of them were foreigners >>> joining me in sydney australia is a research fellow at the lowie institute for international policy. sir, roger, what is your reaction to what happened in jakarta. >> well, certainly comes on the back of concerns expressed by the inner nations security over the past few weeks about the existence of a terror cell that was d

carrie: good morning. i am carrie and i did not when that powerball. january 14. i did not check my ticket to see if i want 1 million dollars. we don't know where those tickets were sold but three jackpots not in new york, new jersey and connecticut. >> we have to check our group tickets. we could still be winners. >> it could be four dollars . >> i would like to cash out. i am done. i want my $.16. that would be funny to watch ines give out nickels to everyone. before good morning everyone. mike: we are picking up on it and it's a live look in northwest coming to the poconos. they drop in the general direction and it looks like a little bit of that is holding together in the form of flurries and light snow. it doesn't look like accumulations will be a big deal but snow blast will combine to give you a quick coating. it's 23 out in central park and the same thing in bridgeport at 220 in poughkeepsie. the winds are coming in from the southwest around three 8 miles per hour. you can see on the radar there is still the moisture with enough moisture to squeeze out som

mark sahar has been a concealed carry permit holder for several years. >> i don't carry a lot. i have carried at times and i have never ever had a situation where anybody realized i was carrying. >> reporter: but what if mark or someone else who is a firearm and someone sees it. >> so far it hasn't applied to me. >> reporter: today the florida sheriffs association released information about a proposal to protect people from getting arrested or prosecuted if their weapon is accidentally visible. it happened to a citrus county man in 2009. he, a permitted gun owner, was arrested after an officer spotted it under his shirt. >> what i think it does is it defines that gray area so that any officer to witness this would have greater direction let's say in determining whether or not there was a violation of the law or not. >> reporter: the proposal would create immunity for a gun owner who accidentally displays a firearm and officers would be required to let the person explain the mistake. if that does happen, the person could not be convicted. to be arrested a person would have to de

i have carried at times and i have never ever had a situation where anybody realized i was carrying. someone else was a concealed carry permit holder accidentally shows their firearm and someone sees it? >> so far hasn't applied to me. >> reporter: the sheriff released information about a proposal to protect people fromet going arrested or prosecuted if their weapon is accidentally visible. it happened to a citrus county man in 2009. he a permitted gun owner was arrested after an officer spotted it under his shirt. what i think it does, it defines that gray area so that the -- any officer who were to witness this would have greater direction, let's say in determining whether or not there was a violation of the law or not. >> reporter: the proposal would create immunity for a gun owner who accidentally displays a firearm. and officers would be required to let the person explain the mistake, if it does happen the person could not be convicted. to be arrested a person would have to deliberately show their gun. >> most concealed carrier majority are law abiding people. they don't want to