the school has students like colton program at least an hour a week. "the grown ups didn't know how to do it so i showed them how to do it," said loess hills elementary school second grader colton pedersen. "they showed me a little project and i was supposed to do it and i only made a couple mistakes," said terry murrell, president at western iowa tech community college. "but the student was right there to tell me exactly how and why i made the mistake and you know it was really kind of fun and exciting just to sit down with the students." principal john beeck says it's nice to be able to share their skills with influential local leaders. loess hill's elementary school was one of six state schools to be awarded in a challenge during computer science education week. the school won four- thousand dollars for how it's into its curriculum this week. the iowa governor's stem advisory council partnered with code- dot-org for the award. a morningside business student was recognized this week after winning a national prize in chicago. junior josh doering won a

congrats to colton rohlk from holstein, iowa. the 6-year-old is a stud baseball player and we hope to see him on the plays of the year one day. colton will receive a t-shirt,a framed photo, and two passes to kings pointe courtesy of the education station today's picture comes from...former reporter allison warrne... now working at our sister statioj in rochester new york.... she went to work prepared for christmas today.... if you're like to submit a facebook fan photo, just post it on our abc-9 facebook page. later tonight. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) skies. tomorrow, look for a high of 39 and a chance of rain and snow with the highest accumulations in the north. the 7-day shows breezy winds saturday and 37. cooler weather will come next week with highs in the 20s and a slight chance of snow late in the day >>> comedy travel alerts.

the school has students like colton program at least an hour a week. su "even though many of the business leaders have their own computer programming experience, they say even they learned a thing or two from mrs. vanderloo's second graders." "they showed me a little project and i was supposed to do it and i only made a couple mistakes," said terry murrell, president at western iowa tech community college. "but the student was right there to tell me exactly how and why i made the mistake and you know it was really kind of fun and exciting just to sit down with the students." principal john beeck says it's nice to be able to share their skills with influential local leaders. "schools are still a huge part of city, towns, community we want our community leaderknow what we're doing here becathills elementary scprinanto have a partnership with ta glimpse of whestudents may also be in the future. in sioux city, tiffanyktiv news 4.>> the visit from local business leaders comes during the "hour of code." the iowa governor's stem advisory council partnered wit

portrait inunusual colton hall. just above me and above the president's desk is a portrait of george washington. one observer of the constitutional convention in 1849 described it as an unusual painting of the first president. there wanted to have the first president of the united states overseeing their proceedings. serious them as a gust, proceedings to create a constitution. but it is a most unusual portrait that you may see. it was painted by an itinerant painter in the style known as the american primitive. in other words, not taught in the academy. he was self-taught. we don't know the name of this painter. but we do know that he painted it in 1849. why is that? the stars on the flag are not for the time of george washington. for 1849. so that is very interesting. also, his sense of perspective is rather odd. this is the george washington on the dollar bill turned around. the dress of george washington is not from the period of the 1770's are 1780's. ,t is from the mid-19th century approximately 1840, 1849. so

. >> we have some original documents from the constitutional convention and colton hall on display and this is one of them. this is the registration sheet for all of the delegates and it's a great source of information. this was every delegate where they are from their name, what country how old they are and which district of california they represent so this is quite an amazing feat obviously.

large northern: em ormiston and his son colton caught it in the wapsi. lunker time: gabe schmidt nailed this one at rodgers park. cylans kettler of vinton caguth this northern in woman lake while fishing with papa gary garwood. matthew hartfor is all smiles with his hannen lake lunker. sunset on dells lake was "be-cating" time for cooper brown of iowa city.y. that's a four p pnd largemouth that he released. our first walleye and it is a dandy. cole johnson of cuba city caught and released it in the mississippi. jordan easton of north liberty teamed up with his nephew gavin corver for this nice largemoouth. brenna schlein was fishing with grandpa daryl when sheanded this big ol fish. wrapping thins up are joe hubbard, cole carstens and thehe 20 pound flathead from chain lakes. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. several republican presidential candidates are hoping to win over voters in ioio. two of them will be in dubuque today, and the gop frontrunner is hosting an event in cedar rapids tomorrow. stay with your 24 hour news sou

large northern: em ormiston and his son colton caught it in the wapsi. lunker time: gabe schmidt nailed this one at rodgers park. cylans kettler of vinton caguth this northern in woman lake while fishing with papa gary garwood. matthew hartfor is all smiles with his hannen lake lunker. sunset on dells lake was "be-catching" time for cooper brown of iowa city. that's a four pound largemouth that he released. our first walleye and it is a dandy. cole johnson of cuba city caught and released it in the mississippi. jordan easton of north liberty teamed up with his nephew gavin corver for this nice largemoouth. brenna schlein was fishing with grandpa daryl when she landed this big ol fish. wrapping thins up are joe and their 20 pound flathead from chain lakes. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t joe winters for your final forecast. our three days of wet weather is finally coming to a close. showers exit the state with some patchy although the 60s will not be around this week some mild

colton hall,to where california's first constitutional convention was held in 1849. historian dennis copeland shares the significance of this historical haul along with items related to the convention. >> we have some original documents from the constitutional convention in colton hall on display, and this is one of them. this is the registration sheet for all of the delegates. it is a great source of information. it lists every delegate, where they're from, what state or are, andhow old they which district of california do they represent. this is quite an amazing piece, obviously unique. >> watch c-span cities tour throughout the day on c-span2's booktv. sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> she was such an authentic person. >> i always thought there was more to the story of ladybird than anyone had covered. the first modern first lady. she had a big staff, she had a very important project, she wrote her book as soon as she left the white house.

then it is on to colton hall were the first constitutional convention was held in 1849. dennis copeland shares the significance along with items related to the convention. >> we have some original documents on display. this is one of them. this is the registration sheet for all of the delegates. it is a great source of information. it lists every delegate where they are from what state or country, how old they are and which district of california they represent. this is quite an amazing piece. >> watch the c-span cities tour throughout the day on book tv and sunday afternoon -- sunday afternoon at 2:00 on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> beginning october 19 and continuing for five weeks, the battle of ia drang valley was the biggest, costliest and most significant yet fun by american troops in vietnam. up next on real america am a a cbs news special report originally broadcast september 30, 1955. ♪ >> three months ago, the first air calvary division shipped off. young men trained in a new concept of war, sure of thems

. >> colton summers said he wore this shirt to his junior high school but was asked to cover it up byhas logo for new star wars film and shows storm trooper holding a weapon, the district says that weapon violates the school code. >> unaudible. >> some shirts it doesn't make sense that they ban them. the movie is coming out. it is all over the place. i'm sure i won't be the only one wearing shirts like this. >> bring in the common sense police. a school district spokesperson says there had been clearly spelled out, that students cannot wear anything with symbols of violence. they point out colton, the young man, was not punish but told to put up-jacket. >>> you see, cs police. >>> adele, there is nobody hotter in the world right now then adele. she's prepping for that u.s. core as we told you yesterday. >> she has been breaking record with her latest album released 25. she will make a stop at the wells fargo center september 10th. her north american tour will wrap up, november, in mexico city. >> you know what, i think that might be, not exactly right. i know she's here for two nights

jeff got that six back at 120 colton mastin with the pin in just :45 secondnd. great match at 126 trenton wennermark trailing 9-4 turns brendan baker for the fall to put the hawks on top 21-9. and at 132 sam utoff ranked number onin the state with the quick pin for the 27-9 lead.. jeff with back to back pins from 2nd ranked kyle briggs and tavian rashaad to cut the lead to 36-21 but it wasn't enough taylor mehman puts a capper on it in the final match and 4th ranked prairie beat 8th ranked jefferson 42- 30. ... cedar rapids native ryan sweeney has signed a minor league deal with the minnesota twins with an nvitation to spring training. he did not play at all last season after being cut by the cubs in spring training. sweeny is a career .276 hitter with 23 home runs and 224 rbies in 9 seasons. thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... our sky has cleared off for the time being, which will continue into the night. our lows will dip to around 20 or so tonight. partly cloudy skies return tomorrow, as does a blustery

santa must have some serious pull with the us navy, because colton it is going to be sunny today with less wind and highs in the upper 30s. highs will bounce back to the upper and middle 40s sunday through tuesday.sunday will be cloudy with some patchy drizzle/fog possible. there will be a brief light rain shower overnight sunday into early monday. highs will cool a bit onchristmas eve, but strong south winds will likely push temperatures well above average again on christmas day. while a white christmas looks to be something that will have to wait until 2016, the potential for rain or rain and snow over the weekend after christmas is something to monitor for post-holiday travel still ahead on today in iowa saturday... still ahead on today in iowa saturday... with temperatures cooling down for the season... the botanical garden in des moines is bringing folks indoors to enjoy all nature has to offer. we'll show welcome back to tod for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, pr

colton kirkendall breaks the press nicely. finds the big man drew brekke for two! it's 4-2 lawton-bronson.3) the eagles started off hot though! cody ricke ... like ricky wants to go fast!4) and hanks man he just wanted to throw up triples. here he hits another one. 5) and then off a steal in the rebels end hanks gets the ball again. his third three pointer as part of a 13-2 run for the eagles to start this game! eagles win 60- 26! 3 two and a half minutes left in westwood at lawton-bronson girls basketball game! eagles down by one point! what a finish!1) they go to the same girl they go to when they need a big game on the softball mound it's lexi bin-der! eagles up one!2) but after the rebels hit four straight free throws eagles down 3. lexi binder! this is why they have her initials on their basketball shorts! 3) but westwood hit their free throws. and under 20 seconds left the eagles still down 3. autumn fluent. fluent in after westwood hit one of two free throws eagles down 2. 7 seconds left. anna dreesen's shot is no good. go crazy westwood!rebels win 54-52! 3

extends the checkers 5:49 left in regulation. 5 - less than a minute later, iowa makes it a 3-2 game, colton beck redirects the centering pass from mike reilly and we got a one-goal game with 4:58 left in the game. but the checkers hold on for the 3-2 win. jon: welcome back. the waukee girls basketball team is out to a perfect start to their season. they are coming off of a three point win over dowling-- as they try to defend their state title from last season. if you swing by practice-- you'll find an environment that breeds success while still enjoying the game itself. the waukee girls basketball was the best team in the state last year-- claiming the five-a championship. that put them in a national spotlight as usa today ranked them 23rd in their preseason poll coming into this season. "it's nice to have the recognition of the accomplishments of last year's team but that's a credit to the two seniors who left anna kollmorgan and ellie cavanaugh. and it's also a credit to our returners. if it were something in march it would mean a lot more than right now." still the warriors are ranked nu

>> we have some original documents from the constitutional convention and colton hall on display and this is one of them. this is the registration sheet for all of the delegates and it's a great source of information. this was every delegate where they are from their name, what country how old they are and which district of california they represent so this is quite an amazing feat obviously. canada's governor general david johnson opens up the first session of the 42nd parliament of canada with a speech from the throne. the speech outlines the priorities of the current government led by liberal party leader justin trudeau. courtesy of cable public affairs channel in canada, this is about an hour. >> this formal part of the speech takes place in the next thing we see you think will be the arrival of the governor general shortly and we will watch the garden a 21-gun salute. we have talked about timing and greg imagine the difficulty in staffing of some of these offices and where only a month into the formal process for the new government. is that part of the issue here plex what this

police, colton is the neighboring city of san bernardino. >> right. david, david, listen, i appreciate you telling us what you saw. quite a dramatic day for you. david is a reporter with "the press enterprise." thank you very much. we're back with the panel, lenny depaul, chris, art roderick and harry. what are you most interested in learning in terms of the details you heard that stand out to you and what do you need to know? >> the key part is there is a third suspect there is more police activity somewhere, not quite sure what that means. they would be following up on leads of the two individuals or one individual they have on the ground there that they had taken out earlier but motive is going to be the key here. if there is two or three individuals involved in this, what is their motive? criminal which we heard from pamela brown, criminal or dem me -- domestic terrorism. it's easy to have two or three shooters involved in this type of activity without some reason for doing it. >> chris, how much preparation do you think an attack like this needs

. >> we have some original documents in colton hall on display. this is one of them. this is the registration sheet for all of the delegates. it is a great source of information. this was every delegate, where they are from, what state or are, andhow old they which district of california they represent. this is quite an amazing piece, obviously unique. tour on c-span's cities .-span's booktv the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates, and visiting cities across the country. >> all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states are admonished to draw near. "landmarkon c-span's, cases," we will look at the case between baker and carr. chief justice earl warren called it the most important case of his tenure. here is a portion of the oral argument. >> these 11 tennessee voters live in five of the largest cities of tennessee. they are the intended an actual victims of a statutory scheme which devalues, reduces their right to vote to about one 20th of the value of the vote. ,> by the early 20th century population shifts in pl

. >> and we believe the s.w.a.t., colton, one of the communities in san bernardino. on deck call for law enforcement mutual aid in this area. this is two miles from the developmental disability center where the -- today's deadly attacks took place. and we could see the s.w.a.t. team members continue to work their way, keeping behind shields, behind their ballistic armored vehicles here, making ready to make their approach on that suspect vehicle. you perhaps from this distance could see the windshield pocked with bullet holes from the gun fight with police. miguel almaguer, you are near the scene of the shooting today. there was some concern that maybe a police officer had been hit in all of this. any word on that? >> lester, there certainly was. we heard reports that a police officer may have been injured during the shooting. but we just spoke to a public information officer here, a lieutenant who tells us at this hour it does not appear -- it appears a police officer was not injured. so nobody was injured, law enforcement. no officers were injured during the shootout. but this happ

vehicles, one of them is actually from colton. the other one may have -- >> this is a very fluid situation, with live coverage, sometimes the audio coming in and out. what we heard there was very significant. our helicopter pilot, reporter from kabc reporting moments ago that shorts have reported that custody, dead or alive. and i believe we have his audio back up. i want to get back to his reporting here. >> active situation. there's the suv involved in the shootout and the end of the chase. we saw, not confirm that this is the suv involved with the shooting from earlier this morning. a lot of indications leading some credibility to that, but we have to wait for the official word from law enforcement on the ground. that is a bullet-riddled suv. s.w.a.t. officers, other agencies here. they have that suv completely surrounded. they believe there is a suspect in the backseat, possibly. the doors are open. and the bulk of the windows have been shot out. that's what we can show you. what we can't show you is one person that was shot a

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he's in colton, california. dan, what do you know?eporter: well, chris, obviously, people have very serious injuries. six people were taken to this medical center. we know one person has been released. we haven't gotten the full range of injuries. i can till one person, a 27-year-old woman was shot in the lower back. she was shot while lying on the ground and trying to protect herself. she was able to communicate what happened to her sisters. >> and she just said, steph, i was shot. and she was like crying and so, i knew she was serious. and i was just like what happened? and she just said she was at a work thing. and the shooters came in. she was shot and she was scared. and she said, i just wanted to tell you that i love you. >> reporter: well, the victim is wedge-year-old denise pereza. her husband just posted a facebook message which said she's going to be in the hospital for several more days. and they're trying to assess whether or not she needs surgery. right now there say bullet that is lodged in her abdomen. in terms of the o

colton didn't vote for obama either, but worries that hundreds of thousands of people will be in a dire situation if the new governor follows through. >> reporter: my understanding that if we did our own medicaid expansion there would be more cost savings, and i'm not opposed to that. if people can afford to buy their cigarettes, they should be able to spend a few dollars for the doctor. >> reporter: brent lewis runs a clinic providing low-cost healthcare. many of his clients used to work in coal mines. others are the elderly and some disabled. he says hi was surprised when the governor was elected. >> i think what it is mainly is people associated a democrat in the state of kentucky with obama, and especially in the coal industry. this is the coal industry area here. and i think that the coal miners did associate that with him and all through kentucky. >> reporter: according to the center for american progress, shutting down connect, and switching to the federal marketplace would raise premiums by 2.5%. and then there is the confusion of how and when a change would happen. john lawson

colton told you? >> told me what? >> i'm colored. >> what color are you?one. it has a universality that is just something new. >> and you keep out of mischief. >> i'll just watch the old tv. >> good. >> in the '60s, america was exploding in a way that needed to be reflected on tv. ♪ >> stand still! >> "dragnet" came back in the late '60s and friday was now in a very different world than he had been in in the black and white days. and suddenly there were the damn, dirty hippies. >> i bet he's been dropping that acid we've been hearing about. >> jack webb would lecture you about the dangers of marijuana smoking and crazy drug culture. >> they're trying to deal with the counterculture, but they don't understand it. so it is basically the stereotypes of what the hippies were like. and it plays exactly like that. >> keep your nose out of my purse. >> keep yours out of the acid. >> keep yours out of the acid. next time i will. automated voice: to file a claim, please state your name. carnie wilson. thank you. can you hold on? ♪ hold on for one more day really? h

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. >> there was an arrest on on --n colton street. >> there was somebody detained. >> did he have weapons on him? >> i don't have that information. >> [inaudible] >> i don't know. >> ways thei -- ways their nationality? -- what is their nationality? >> i don't know. >> we'll try to do another press conference at 9:00. lou: you have been rinsing to the san bernardino sheriff's department. the third suspect is now more or less it appears a person of interest and it's fairly clear at least by the chief's description, that they are not entirely sure what to make of him, and the possible third suspect in all of this. we want to bring in a former f.b.i. agent from the l.a. field office. bobby, good to have you with us. your thoughts about what the chief just shared. >> thank you, lou. i think that the investigators in that room with that third subject, and the guys down at the truck started working on the profile of the two deceased suspects probably know and have a much better idea of what were the motivations than the chief even knew or was willing to let out at this point. i think the invest

several have been taken to nearby hospitals, loma linda being one of them and another one in colton. there are a lot of police officers at this location. we also have seen an ambulance that was trying to find its way to where that suv is, but so far they had to take different routes because it's packed. a lot of folks watching the scene. reporter: would you describe or does it seem from our pictures that these officers are still in a tactical position? it looks like they are still clearing the area. does it seem to you that they are still look for more suspects? reporter: yes. when we first got here absolutely they were looking for suspects. they were yelling at us to make sure we did not cross the line. they said you are in the line of fire, move back. the officers in this area ran over to the suv. they left where we are. reporter: we can see from the sky there are two armored vehicles that sandwiched that suv. so all the officers are slowly defending this car. can you recap what it is -- the windows riddled with bullets. the residents that you are with, recap what she saw earlier.

some of these might be our cal state san bernardino grads, and you can see swat teams, one is the colton pd, just south of san bernardino, these people, we live in the shadow of l.a. but i know these folks, and they are the most highly trained people with regard to mass shoots and that kind of thing and them often don't get the recognition that they deserve. what we saw today was a massest led by the san bernardino city pd and san bernardino county. and if you look at the response and the assets this came in there, i don't think that you're going to find anything better in the whole of the united states. the first responders, and the fire department, and this was a textbook response. i have seen them prepare for this for many years. >> well, i hear that you're very proud. and you're doing a wonderful job of saluting their work here, but let me ask you, brian, are they getting training that any other major metropolitan city police department isn't getting these days? i mean, everyone, it seems to me has to be train up be in active shooter propertyo calls today. >> absolutely, but what i'm

colton gray from portland died from e. coli. another child from auburn also the two have the same strain of bacteria. but the cdc reportedly now says the strain was not found in any samples from the oxford county fair which both had visited. that investigation has now been closed. >>> listen to this, an act of compassion by a new hampshire police officer is getting global attention on social media, just a wonderful story here. earlier this week, fox 25 told you about officer michael, he was called to a portsmouth store for a report of a shoplifter, when he tracks the woman down, he learned she stole the ingredients to bake a cake for her son's birthday. he did an incredible thing, not only not to arrest the woman, but the store manager says he pocket. >> it doesn't excuse what she did. but the officer -- as he stated it -- didn't think that the kid should have to suffer for the actions of his mother. >> heather hegedus: officer crime but in the end, decided not to press charges. great deed there. >> eric rasmussen: sure is. the

. >> david colton, my question to the panel. >> from again? >> hor group. my question to the panel is the question of quote, unquote the russian offensive. let's be very candid, the russian offensive has been a flop to date. their progress has been measured in scant kilometers. they have about 50 aircraft, most of with unguided bombs and if you recall under the soviet union there were 8,000 troops stationed in syria at the time. if you look at the current ratio of the russian military which is about 7 to 1 or 6 to 1 and actually worked through the military requirements to maintain a sustained operation, i put to the panel putin can't do it. more importantly the iranians have taken casualties at second-lieutenant levels. iranians are talking about on-state tv and there are reports that the iranian troops are pulling out, meaning that the russians themselves are going to add more ground pounders and i put out how much we are seeing to putin is the same kind of bluff with ukraine. he has tried to get allot by cheap. when push comes to shove, how much can he re

some of my equipment is thanks to city police department, fontana or colton which donated to protect me in the field, like ballistic shield. some from me, some from the county, some from the fire department. but the budget is very slim for this kind of issue. it's very difficult for a physician to work and pay his bill and do volunteer work like this and take off from work, too. so, what i'm trying to do here is pretty much bring the attention to the need because this is not going to be the end of this story. so, we are trying to bring something positive to end this loss of life in at least a positive direction. >> any other questions over here? we're going to go all the way around again. any over here? >> -- >> i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. you've been listening to many officials from san bernardino county talking about new security measures being put in place in the aftermath of the horrific shooting there. also hearing importantly, what stood out to us, two officials, two county officials who were not only reacting to the shooting, they were there that day. two of them wer

then it is on the colton hall where california's first constitutional convention was held in 1849. dennis copeland shares the along with items related to the convention. >> we have some documents on display. this is one of them. this is the registration sheet for all of the delegates. it is a great source of information. where every delegate is from, what state or country, how all the er, and what part of california and they represent. this is quite a amazing piece. obviously you need. >> watch c-span cities tour beginning saturday at noon on c-span twos book tv. sunday afternoon, on american history tv on c-span3. the city store, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> house republicans have proposed legislation would overhaul the waiver program as a response to the terror attacks in paris. visitors from 38 countries can enter the u.s. for up to 90 days without a visa. the proposal would increase the scrutiny of the visitors. house leaders talked about the bill at a capitol hill briefing for about 15 minutes. mr. mccarthy: so you did come in. t

. >> and we believe the s.w.a.t., colton, one of the communities in san bernardino. this is an all hands on deck call for law enforcement mutual aid in this area. this is two miles from the developmental disability center where the -- today's deadly attacks took place. and we could see the s.w.a.t. team members continue to work their way, keeping behind shields, behind their ballistic armored vehicles here, making ready to make their approach on that suspect vehicle. you perhaps from this distance could see the windshield pocked with bullet holes from the gun fight with police. miguel almaguer, you are near the scene of the shooting today. there was some concern that maybe a police officer had been hit in all of this. any word on that? >> lester, there certainly was. we heard reports that a police officer may have been injured during the shooting. but we just spoke to a public information officer here, a lieutenant who tells us at this hour it does not appear -- it appears a police officer was not injured. so nobody was injured, at least according to law enforcement.

coming up, we will visit colton hall, the location of california's first constitutional convention. >>-the california constitutional experience serves as an exemplary model of what can happen when people come together from very diverse backgrounds, a blending of cultures actually took place here. >> here about the fishing industry in monterey and why you came to a halt in the mid-1900s. california was the largest fishery. 235,000k an average of tons of sardines out of that 1950.etween 1915 and big, big fishery. >> first, we take you to the carmel mission, the second spanish mission established in california.

. >> we have original documents from the constitutional convention in colton hall on display. this is one of them. this is the registration sheet for all the delegates. and, it is a great source of information. this was every delegate, where they are from, what state or country, how old they are and which district of california they represent. piece, quite an amazing obviously unique. >> watching c-span cities tour today at noon eastern on c-span two's book tv and on american history tv on c-span3. s visiting's city tour cities across the country. >> c-span presents landmark cases, the book. a guide through the landmark cases series which explores 12 historic supreme court decisions, including barberi , brown versus the board of education, miranda versus arizona and roe versus wade. landmark cases, the book, features introductions, highlights and the impacts of each case. written by veteran supreme court journalist tony morrow and published by c-span. availableases is for $8.95 plus shipping. get your copy at c-span.org/landmarkcases. from u.s. customs and border control, air

and onto colton hall. we share the significance of this hall along with items of the convention. >> we have original documents from the convention on display. and this is one of them. this is the registration sheet and is of the delegates a great source of information. names every delegate, where they are from, state and country, how old they are and which district they represent. amazingis quite an piece, obviously unique. tour beginning on saturday on book tv. and i to :00, on history tv on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, visiting cities across the country. ♪ >> c-span presents landmark cases, the book, a guide to the landmark cases series which explores supreme court decisions, including korematsu versus the united states, miranda versus arizona, and roe versus wade. landmark cases, the book, features introductions and highlights of each case. written by tony mauro and published by c-span. landmark cases is available for $8.95 plus shipping, get your copy today at c-span.org/ landmarkcases. security st

that's the case with this shot from the arrowhead regional medical center in colton, california.n see more than two dozen doctors, nurses, and emts in the emergency room preparing for the first victims to arrive. what a night they had. cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta spoke with the families of some of those wounded in wednesday's shooting. >> after hearing the gunfire, she dropped to the floor. she was shot one time in her lower back. the bullet is still lodged in her lower right abdomen, i think it's her right side. at this time we're not sure when she'll be released. she is trying to stay in good spirits and have positive thoughts. but today is definitely a more emotional day for her, you know. trying to wrap her head around everything that went on. >> she with a few other people hide inside the bathroom. four or five people together. and she realize hands are bleeding and stomach also got hit. but these are not life threatening. it just her right hand was a little more serious injury. it went in and out. and the left was much less serious injury. so it is li

county sheriff, san bernardino police department, redlands police department, probation, city of coltonall came together and secured the sites and worked together to ensure that there wasn't any more casualties that evening. >> do you believe syed farook was targeting specific people at that christmas holiday luncheon that was going on over there at the inland regional center? >> i've heard that question asked of law enforcement officials, and i think they're the better ones to discuss that. that would lead to the motive and further down in the investigation. i hope they can answer that question for the sake of our community. i think that we deserve that answer. >>s far as you know, did the husband, was he the one who pulled the trigger, or was his wife shooting as well? >> i haven't been in any briefing where they have indicated that level of information. >> that's where we stand right now. lots of questions, congressman, as you know. our heart goes out to you, to your entire community over there. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> pete aguilar, the congressman repre

it's a combination of forces from police departments from city of colton, realto and fontana.i've been serving this team since 2012. and i usually -- the biggest thing you need to do is commit and my record shows i respond to these calls 99% of the time. whether it is in early morning. and that's thanks to my partner. the day of the event was same thing. i had a responsibility in emergency room. one of the deals we have with our small group is if i have the support, i can leave the department and go to the field and offer my services in the field. whether to treat the -- you know, just follow the doctrines of physicians who are sworn to give the service to anybody who's wounded, whether is a foe or friend. the day of the event, the call went out for active shooter. took me about five minutes to find dr. singh and give my phone to him. dr. ewing were the other leaders back there. once i made sure that the brave nurses, trauma nurses and our county employees, we work as a family at arrowhead regional medical center. without that family environment, i cannot do this. so, once i m