there are accidental deaths associated with firearms. considerable chunk of the deaths that occur due to fire arms each year. i do not see how having firearms within family housing is a good solution to the problem. >> state representative claire levy, this is legislation you are talking about, that you have not introduced yet? >> that is correct. the legislature will not be in session until next january. >> how much support you have for this? a number of professors that are against the students carrying concealed weapons on campus are not opposed to having guns, bic supporters of the second amendment. >> the debate will unfold. what i really want to emphasize is we do not need a second amendment debate as part of this legislation. what we need to talk about is what is the right body to make the decision about whether to allow guns on campus. i think the right body is the university itself and not the state legislature. the situation right now is that the state legislature sits in denver, comprised oflegislation. what we need to talk 106

the cook county board president tony preckwinkle has a tough job so now she is taxing gun owners firearms and ammo to close the budget gap. cook county suffers from systemic violence. the wide availability of ammunition exacerbates the problem. >> the gang bangers can just as easily as they go across state lines to buy firearms they can go across state lines to buy ammunition this will only hurt the law-abiding gun owners for the state is not going to change anything. >> he says such legislation is only going to put his shop and others out of business when customers usually travel to other counties for their firearms. >> they think that's going to solve the problem. >> tony pÉrez a gun rights supporter is tired of paying up when it comes to county, state and federal deficits. the middle class is doing it all the time to bail everybody out. recent statistics show that one-third of all guns found on chicago streets were bought in the suburbs this while the homicide rate is up 25% from this time last year. more than 9000 inmates feel an already overcrowded cook county jail at a cost of $143

he used a firearm to rob to banks in southern california, of threatening to shoot the tellers if they did not comply. gave no consideration to anyone who got in the way of his criminal ambition or effort to escape. as a direct result of his disregard for anyone who might come in to counter with his criminal endeavors, and as well as san francisco police officer lives were jeopardized. the suspect complete disregard for the public put a great risk any person who might inadvertently cross his path, should he escape from the park. searchers got ryan, rubin reyes recognize the danger. even when faced with serious bodily injury or death, these officers remain steadfast and determined to protect not only themselves and one another, but the public at large from the disregard of the fleeing fugitive. sir john ryan, officer lou andrelieu and reyes , when confd with a violent situation, they responded with no were the bravery and poise. they were fully responsible to the danger, but to the rapidly- devolving life-threatening circumstances that unfolded as a result of them trying to apprehend hi

inmates back and forth to court require that officers be firearm certified. >> all right.on drills, good verbalization. >> to pass the course, the cadets must fire 26 rounds at targets from various distances. >> you know the deal, all right? >> i shot 26 rounds. three ended up outside the target. so i can only have two outside the target, so i can make up two rounds for my one outside. what i'm going to do is go back there and just shoot twice from the farthest away and have to get it in here. if not, i have to redo the 26 round course two more times. which i've already done once. >> cadet kareem mallard has even a greater challenge, he missed four times and must now be perfect to avoid retaking the course. >> take your time for me, all right? here we go. >> police, don't move. >> don't move! gun! >> all right. in front of your target. >> i don't know. >> got it. >> thanks. >> all right. >> means i can carry a gun for the suffolk county sheriff department, right? >> but mallard was not quite as accurate. he only landed two out of the four shots in the target. >> wednesday,

facing six charges including possession of a firearm, assault and battery on a police officer, resistingrrest. because of prior convictions, peters could face up to 15 years in prison if found guilty. >> when i was a kid you couldn't tell me that i wasn't going to the nba. i thought that was what i was going to end up but hoop dreams is over. trying to take the rest of my 20 from me. i got a 3-year-old out there, so it's like my father was never in my life, i might not be here for my son. so, it's an eye-opener, makes you wake up after a while. especially in the hole, you got a lot of time to think about [ bleep ]. >> definitely, definitely. you know you got to think about what you done in the past [ bleep ] you know this thing, this could stress you out. you just sitting here all day, all night. only get one hour of rec. that one hour of rec you go out, probably have to move on something. it's all stress in here. they know what they're doing, trying to keep us -- you know, i always been a rebel. you know what i mean? you teach me a lesson, i'll smack you in your face. i'm [ bleep ] in s

that firearm. the next thing he knew, this fredericksburg dad says he saw neighbors waltzing out with guns. >> there were totes that came out. you could see the ammunition sticking out. >> we tried contacting ferguson, but all we found was a door with an eviction notice. detectives say he didn't initially report anything, but fessed up. >> he was definitely shaken up. >> what ferguson was doing when the gun went off is still unknown. in virginia, erica gonzalez, news 4. >> a pepco lineman turned into a lifesaver today. he found a sleeping toddler and brought him out to safety. the toddler's mother was down the driveway putting the other two children on the school bus. >> the smoke was very thick going into the kitchen area. you couldn't see anything. all i saw was the flame and then i saw the flame get bigger. >> a blessing. they're really a god send because i don't know what would have happened. >> it's still not clear how that fire started, but the mother told us she isn't sure if she left the st

i am not for national registration of firearms. some of the states that have the toughest anti-gun laws have the highest levels of crime. i am for the right, as the governor says, i'm a sportsman and i don't think you ought to eliminate all kinds of weapons. but my -- i was not for the bill that he was talking about because it was not tough enough on the criminal. i've very pleased that the fraternal order of police in little rock, ark., endorsed me because i think they see i'm trying to strengthen the anti- cr

in the first five months of 2012, we had 14 homicides by firearm. in the next to the vehemence, 15. we had more homicides in the last 60 days in san francisco by firearm than we did in the entire first half of the year. the shootings are the problem. the guns of the problem. i discussions with this entire group and many people behind the cameras, it is about getting to the guns and affecting some long-term changes so we are not revisiting this every three to five years. to that end, the police department will take our zone strategy that has been effective almost a decade by decade as we unfortunately suffer these spikes. we will use real-time information through a new web- based system the department just got to get out in front of the violence. we're working very closely with juvenile probation, adult probation, but role, the district attorney's office and more, all those in the room to arrive at the list that the mayor spoke up. we do not anticipate this list will be larger than 200 suspects that are on parole and/or probation. if you are on parole or probation, plan on seeing a p

. >> forensic sciences will specialize particularly in dna testing, firearms and fingerprints and willing public health lab as well. >> reporter: gone are the days when evidence collected from rape victims sat on shelves untested and dna from cold cases went unanalyzed. >> it was a lot of work and i lot of advocacy. but can i tell you why i'm really here? i'm here for the moms of homicide victims who they labored so long and so hard to try to get this lab built and victims of sexual assault who were victimized twice when their rape kits weren't tested. >> reporter: kathy patterson help put the lab's initial pieces in place. first two floors of the building house the crime lab where firearms will be tested and fingerprints examined. the dna lab, which for the last two years occupied space in lorton, now has a permanent home. an entire floor will house the city's morgue where autopsies will be done. there is even a toxicology lab. >> to reduce this to what it is all about, it is more likely that suspects will get convicted if there is good forensic science and it is more like hi that inn

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they were ruining the lives of us american citizens that own firearm shops.d federal agents and down the line blew the whistle on the whole mess, they tried a massive cover-up scheme. the best way to get eric holder his walking papers is to give president obama his walking papers on election day. we are on the edge of an obama cliff. before president obama bought a gun owners mattered, he was for a hand on -- handgun ban, semiautomatic ban. he wants to raise the excise tax that he would pay on firearms and ammunition by 500%. that is $350 federal tax on a $500 rifle. he was for eliminated all right to carry permits in all 41 states. he was one of only nine illinois legislators to vote to jail a homeowner that in the middle of the night use a firearm against a criminal with a rap sheet as long as your arm. he voted to prosecute the criminal. you talk about lack of common sense. i do not know how you have any better example than that. he voted on a vote that if he succeeded would put every american firearms company out of business with hundreds of thousands of

. >> four firearms a day confiscated. >> 2 million every day. isn't that unreal? >> amazing.ion, four firearms every day they get. >> how many times have you actually gone through it though? this has happened several times. i swear the screeners, the screener, i feel like isn't even really looking at the monitor. >> really? >> just kind of letting things go on through. and what's crazy is that sometimes, like one item will be flagged and i will have the same exact item in my bag the next time, and it won't be flagged. >> no rhyme or reason? >> yeah, there isn't any. >> the agency stresses they take these incidents very seriously and they will conduct a full review of each and every one. >> but frightening. >> very frightening. >>> just two days to the president obama and mitt romney squaring off in that first debate. it's going to be held in denver. today the president is doing prep work in nevada while his challenger travels to denver for a campaign rally. familiar faces from both parties are going to hit the sunday talk shows for a preview. >> president obama's a very gifte

an investigation by the bureau of alcohol, tobacco & firearms or atf points to arson. the main suspect, russell sublet, a 41-year-old ex-con who tends horses in the area. during the investigation special agent david hayes learns sublet may also own a sawed off shotgun, another possible charge against him. >> i made contact with russell sublet. he agreed to meet with us. >> on the afternoon of september 29th, sublet is at a local hospital visiting his father and tells hayes he can meet him there. troopers are brought in as backup. >> he was known through the police community as being a subject that any time you deal with him, you want to be on high alert and be ready for anything. >> no sooner do they arrive at the hospital when sublet is spotted leaving. >> we saw him actually pull out of the parking lot and start going down the road. >> at that point we took off out of the parking lot in an attempt to make a traffic stop on him. >> the troopers turn on their flashing lights. but sublet does not slow down. >> i realized that he had no intentions on stopping. >> as the

. >> he removed a firearm from a vehicle entered with a loaded firearm reacting to the threat. >> police say inside of the business, a man opened fire on two 17-year-old robbers. and this two robbers fled and ended up in a local hospital. one teenager died and another in critical condition. police describing the man who fired shots as a good samaritan in the city's mayor says that praise is appropriate. >> this is a good choice of words describing what happened. someone chose to get involved. >> one of the woman who was held up told me she was terrified. loyal customers say the man did the right thing. >> there is a way to protect himself. he did a good thing, i think. >> police looked at video and investigators say the shooting appears justified. >> there are consequences to actions and this does sometimes end in death. >> the case will be reviewed by the district attorney. >> this is going to be a very busy weekend. coming up next there is a taxi medallions that arrived today just in time to get you around town. >> and i'm spencer christian. special events and activities this weekend w

. >>> an exclusive look inside of the alcohol, tobacco and firearms laboratory in walnut creek we're not allowed to tell were you it is, but it's where some of the toughest crimes are solved. reporters rarely invited inside. >> it's a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> this is one of three atf labs in the country. the others in maryland, and atlanta. the largest in the world dedicated to fire and weapons investigations. atf special agent helen dunkel. >> this covers everything from canada, texas, west. >> this is the heart of the lab where analyst tries to find what ignitable liquides are used to cause explosions and fires. in a side room are samples, clocks, gun powders. also in this room this vault filled with all times of handguns and rifels. anything that fires a bullet. this marker in the lab that are different types of pipe bombs. >> that is what makes them so popular and prevalent. it's ease of obtaining the information. ease of obtaining components z ease of assembly. >> this chemist piecing together fragments.. >> two different pipe pieces. this is fit together. you can

into the fast and furioussgun-wwaking ooeration.the operation involved bureau offalcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives agents sending guns into mexico, to lead the to dangerous cartels.one of those guns was later linked to the death of a border patrol agent. ryan asks supporters to donaae to the ampaignnso that he and mitt romney can quote "restore justtce to the justice department."a justice department official says ryan has his facts wrong... and the obama administrationnis d - stepping in... in the case of a maryland man imprisoned in of bringing communications equipment into the ccuntry back in 2009.amerrcan doctors believe gross may have a shoulder... and now the state department is advocating for &phis release.cuban health perfect health.ross is in - it'ssthe video that's going viral.alllgator pool parties are becoming a hit in fforida... but pretty soon... they could be a thing of thh past.that's because statee wildlife officials are stepppng in... to change the alllwing the gators tt swwm - freely in peoplls' pools... is "that someone is wanting to in yourrpool is bsurd and &pda

that simple measure would change the dynamic of firearms. those guns to not have expiration dates. >> this is an idea that is in the conceptual stage. considering the possibility of boosting the number of charter schools. >> severe seriously considering that. as the ceo of 613 charter schools is says that his time to consider new options. it is for successful charter school operations to take over failing or so-called turn around schools across the city. harris said to be attending under performing or under a rule schools. the mayor has been a strong supporter of charter schools. efforts to reach the teachers' union for comment have been unsuccessful. he has a vested interest in charter school expansion. he says parents clearly want more charter schools. >> a written statement to the public schools communications officer says " given the daunting financial and academic challenges facing cps is our obligation to explore options that can expand the district region. given all students the ability to have higher education options. the school sys

another example of the everyday incidents of gun violence in honduras, where nearly 3/4 of a million firearms are illegally owned. [speaking in spanish] >> "stay strong," says johnny. "god will help you." [speaking in spanish] >> the people's funeral service doesn't just help the families of victims of violence. and at the funeral home, the man who set up the organization is visiting. the mayor of tegucigalpa is the president of the ruling party. nilvia, teasing me, calls him richard gere, and he certainly has a celebrity-like aura as he greets and comforts the mourners. this is a wake for santas leondarda viadares. consoling her mother, the mayor learns she died from complications in hospital. she was just 51 and used to sell sweets on the steps of a local church. poor families like this one made an impression on the mayor back in 2005. >> i was running for mayor, and one day, i encountered a little kid crying in front of his door of his house. and i went to him and asked him, "what happened?" "my mother left me." i asked the neighbor what was going on. he told me is that she took her televi

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legally owwing a firearm. the city is not looking to add to it's arsenal of speedd cameras. that's what transportatiio officials disclosse today at the first meeeing of a speed camera task forcee the roup is studying how to best manage the system that issues hundreds of phouuands of tickets annually. &p city officials sayytte next phase of improving the cities reddlight nd speed cameras willlfocus on mainttnaning it. hhw are the roads looking tonig? tonight?brrndi proctor has our traffic dge report. repoot. maplibertt40shawanmaa395map with halloween just dayy away no one can appreciate the lovee elephants. like the with the help of tww afriiann elephants the maryyand zoo weekend. toddy dolly and anna took part ann many were able to watch them crush the 2-hhndred-pound pumpkins with their feet,, head, and tuskk but ttis weekend may not be all fun and expecting toohit alliiore. but zoo officials saa they are prepared foo anything. "we haveea lot of ouu staff oo grounds thats preparing for a doing a lot oo things like getting all the gas canisters generators and cars so thattif

. >> employees say they noticed the suspect was carrying a firearm when he entered the salon. they told police he started shooting when they asked if he was going to rob them. president ordeal is being investigated as a possible domestic related incident. the crime scene will remain active until swat teams can clear the entire area. authorities emphasize the immediate threat is over. >> i want to assure the public all is well. >> the shooting is not believed to be related to terrorism. >> the white house says investigators in wisconsin have the full support of the federal government. >>> widespread rain around the bay area and where you see the green is light rain. the yellow is slightly heavier rain. in san jose it's mainly the green. it will intensify through the night. this is light to moderate rain and it's fairly steady now. towards sonoma, getting slightly heavier rain tonight. the bulk of this system remains offshore for this evening and that will spiral into the bay area as we go into the morning commute. behind the storm, some of the heavier and steadier rain. behind

he discharged his firearm once. the round struck the vehicle. >> once again the woman allegely took off and drove a few miles but was quickly arrested after crashing into the fence. >> an update tonight on the murder of a pregnant woman in new york that could have a connection to the sniper shootings in our area. the new york post is reporting that smith may have been killed by more than one woman. she was found slashed to death in her apartment one day before she was set to get married. saying the author would kill one pregnant woman a month in will convicted sniper malvo was set free? >>> a federal appeals court has ruled indiana cannot cut off medicaid funding to planned parents hood because the organization performs abortion. even if the money was ear marked for other health services. in today's ruling the court said the indiana law deprived the patient's rights? >>> michael brown is now fighting to hold onto his seat. there is over $100,000 missing from his campaign. he has all the endorsements plus a marijuana

with dozens more firearms linked to crimes in mexico.iscovered guns connected to fast and furious have been found at the sites of murders, kidnappings and at lest two massacres. >>> a detroit area woman who collected welfare despite winning a million dollar lotter yae she has ben found dead of a possible drug overdose. amanda clayton on pro bracing for fraud and paid back $5,500 to the state of michigan. over the weekend friends found the troubled lottery winner, dead holding her 1 1/2-year-old daughter the they say she only had 67,000 dollars left from her winnings. >>> and lindsay lohan in the middle of a new drama this morning in what seems to be a story of he said/she said. lohan claims she was assaulted at her new york hotel room by former congressional aide christian labela during an argument over cell phone picture. police arrested him. then let him go. saying there was not enough evidence to hold him. >>> one of the nation's biggest or busiest freeways will be open in time for this morning's commute. after major weekend road work

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there gun plan is to turn over your firearms and protections to the government. anyone think that will happen? that you end plan is about global agencies monitoring, surveillance, lists, all institutionalized within the bureaucracy of the united nations with a permanent funding mechanism largely paid for by u.s. taxpayers. nowhere do they talk about due process, privacy, individual rights, freedom, a bill of rights. what we are about here in the united states of america. i guarantee you this, if your glass bricks at 2:00 at night from a criminal, you all know the baby blue helmets from the u.n. will not be there to protect the. and neither will president obama or eric holder. what will protect you is the freedom we have under the second amendment of the constitution. there is not a government or an authority on the planet that can match that if you are ever in that situation. let me talk about one other thing real quick. this whole fast and furious situation. under the obama administration and their justice department, they sent thousands of guns to the most evil

chicago may actually take bullets to firearms to curb began murders. free market capitalism does not mean humongous welfare payments which undermine the work ethic of this country. so anyway, i've been to a lot of places. you know, i've helped a lot of people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> the earnings themselves were way sub par and that sent the stock into a tail spin, remember, google is the second most widely held stock in 401 ) 401(k). he says we're still in a world that's not safe do you fret at all about the -- i don't care about the r.r. donnelly fat finger thing, but google did report lousy earnings and lousy sales and microsoft reported lousy earnings and lousy sales. >> these are companies that are at the very edge of ways to manager -- and when you've go

. >> they will specify in dna testing, firearms and fingerprints and a public health lab as well. >>eporter: gone are the days when evidence collected from rape victims sat on shelves untested and dna from cold cases went unanalyzed. >> it was a lot of work and advocacy. but can i tell you why i'm here? can i do that? i'm here for the mom -- the moms of homicide victims. they labor so long and so hard to try to get this lab built and the victims of sexual assault, when the rape kits weren't tested. >> reporter: kathy paterson helped to put the lab's inible pieces in place. the first two floors of the building house the crime lab where firearms will be tested and finger prints examined. the dna lab, which for the last few years other occupied space in -- occupied space in lorton, will be here. and autopsies will be done and there is even a toxicology lab. >> it is more likely that suspects will get convicted, but there is good forensic science and it is more likely that innocent people will not be convicted if there is good forensic science and that is what this lab is about. >> and t

entered the business with the loaded firearm and reacted to the threat. >>reporter: police say in the businessman opened fire on two, 17-year-old robbers. police are not saying how many shots were fired only if any words were exchanged first. the 2 robbers fled and ended up at local hospital. one of the teenagers died. the other is in critical condition. police are describing the man who fired the shots as a good samaritan. and the city mayor says that phrase is appropriat appropriate. >> technically i think it's a good choice of word. describes exactly what happened. somebody chose to get involved. >>reporter: one of the women held up and didn't want to appear on camp are told me she was terrified when the robbers pointed a gun at her. loyal customers say the man who thwarted the initial crime did the right thing of. >> he did have a way to protect himself he felt that people were threat end and he needed to take matters into his own hand and so he did a good thing i think. >>reporter: police have lacked at surveillance video of the incident. investigato

. >> they want three bulletproof jackets, a helicopter and firearms. they already shot me. >> listen up. listen clear, okay. or there will be one dead person. one of those two standing in the door. >> at 9:30 p.m., eight hours into the standoff, sheriff craig makes a critical decision. when the police sniper fires the first shot, the s.w.a.t. team is to rush the store from the back. >> the whole idea was to make them believe we were attacking the store from the front, so that's where their attention would be, so it would be away from the hostages and not focused on our s.w.a.t. team coming in from the rear of the store. >> to distract the gunmen, negotiators leave a bulletproof vest outside. >> but the gunmen don't go out themselves, instead they send out lisa's cousin who is tethered to an electrical cord. >> when they sent the woman out, that hampered the sniper's ability to shoot immediately when the door was open. >> when she goes to send her out and she's trying to reach for the vest, that's when the sniper takes a shot. >> the sniper's bullet sha

there have been 61 attention grabbing mass murders, 139 firearms were involved.the shootings that become so commonplace that they barely merit a mention in the local press or when it's the president's hometown of chicago, maybe it might get a mention in a presidential debate. this city, chicago, marked a grim milestone at the start of this month. on monday morning, october 1st, chicago woke up of the city's 400th homicide in the year. that's a 25% increase from the same time last year. for all these reasons and for, nina gonzalez's question set the perfect tone in the presidential debate. it's also why the response from the republican candidate struck us as appallingly tone deaf. because mitt romney's response to all of those in search a solution was to tell single mothers to go in search of a husband. we're going to try to do better than that when we come back. [ female announcer ] caroline penry began using olay total effects in 2001. and one wedding, 2 kids, 43 bottles of olay total effects many birthdays later, still looks amazing. thanks to the trusted perfo

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police arrested 29-year-old justin gorham, charging him with kidnapping, assault and use of a firearm. he and the victim work at a scrap metal company. they got into an argument over $2,000. gore and eventually forced the victim into a truck, pulled out a gun and demanded a family member bring cash to a gas station. police caught up with him and found the victim unharmed in the back seat. still to come, and nationwide meningitis outbreak spreads to maryland and leaves at least one person dead. what investigators space-bar to the spread. >> there is a big storm -- what investigators say sparked the spread. >> there is a big storm out there. the forecast is just ahead. blue skies of their and lots >> state health officials are urging doctors and hospitals to stop using a steroid that has been linked to a diddley nationwide meningitis outbreak. -- deadly nationwide meningitis outbreak. the company has recalled nearly 7000 vials of the steroid, some of which came to maryland. >> all of them have pulled the implicated lots of products and they are contacting victims who may have been expos

he has five weeks left to serve on his two-year sentence for possession of a firearm.unlikely as it is, he's still holding out hope that he can serve that time in general population. >> it's still a possibility just like this big. i might. i doubt it. >> esdale is currently back in segregation after refusing to perform his job in the jailhouse infirmary. >> open 4, please. >> but he sees it as one small slipup after four months of what was for him unusually good behavior. today he's meeting with jail officials where he'll learn what's in store for him. >> i'm going get administrative because of my history in the building. they're not going to let me go to pop, because they're thinking as soon as i go to pop, i'll come back in and fight. >> assistant director of classification, cindy is in charge of esdale's hearing. it's not the first time she's seen him. >> how are you doing today? >> fine. >> this is not where i wanted us to be. you know that? right? >> yep. >> what happened? >> caught a ticket. >> i know you caught a ticket. you seemed to be spiraling out of control

it has facilities for testing firearms, running flu tests and even analyzing chemicals and potential terror attacks. tom sherwood takes us inside a building that most of us will never step inside. >> reporter: from security doors using eye identification -- >> thank you. you have been identified. >> reporter: -- to water tanks for testing bullets, to walking into a morgue storage room with space for 200 refrigerated bodies, twice the old capacity. the new $210 million forensics headquarters, three years to construct, is a major improvement for crime and chemical analysis that has eluded the district for decades. >> the potential that this building gives to the district of columbia to increase, improve, and expand its ability to do forensic analysis, to solve crimes, is just enormous. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: it will take several more months for the building to be fully operational. residents were initially worried it might pose a potential hazard. >> initially folks were concerned because when mayor williams brought up the idea, it was not too far after 9/11. and so folks wer

are first-degree murder, attempted murder, going armed with attempt, assault, escape and using a firearm while perpetrating a felony and kidnapping. >> dunsmore's long rap sheet includes attempted assault. he assaulted an isp officer with a weight bar in the prison. he blames his behavior on the domestic violence he witnessed as a child. >> i grew up in poverty, malnutrition. my father beat on my mother a lot, almost daily. he'd get drunk and beat her up. when i was 6 years old, he had her on the bed, choking her. me and my little brother were begging him -- excuse me -- me and my little brother was begging him -- i can't go on with that part. >> just give me the rough sketch of what you want and i'll put it down on paper. >> although the majority of prisoners at isp are older inmates, youth offenders are rapidly becoming the fastest growing population. >> how old are you? >> 23. i've got a five-year term, a violent felony. >> i came in when i was 16. i'm 23. i'll be out of here 25, 26 years old. >> i got arrested when i was 18. i turned 19 the next day in county jail. my uncle owned a t

shot seven people at a spa bought the gun two days after he had been ordered to turn in all his firearms. she said her husband had terrorized her for years. on sunday authorities say radcliffe hotten showed up at the spa and opened fire where she was working before taking his own life. and there is new information about the massachusetts pharmacy linked to the meningitis outbreak. an inspection was done in 2011 as the company moved into a new space. the inspector reviewed security with management, stair and nonsterile processing areas. the outbreak has already claimed 24 lives and made nearly 300 sick. >>> monster energy drinks pack a punch, but too much? the fda is looking into five deaths and an a linked to the -- a heart attack linked to the energy drink. anna topsy showed -- an businessa -- monster says it does not believe it's product have caused any deaths. >>> we head back to usa to check in with the fact checker. find out if president obama and mitt romney were telling the truth and nothing but the truth during the debate. plus we look at what everybody was buzzing about tonight

in florida you get 20 year minimum for discharging a firearm arm.f she pointed the gun at him and killed him she got 15 years. >> jon: unless she said he was standing her ground. >> the laws are like less money run roughshod over people. >> jon: the prison industrial complex or drug industrial complex what is the connection? >> we have a system of industrialized mass incarceration. we're the largest jailer in the world. 2.3 million people behind bars. >> jon: more than china? >> indeed. >> jon: in your face china! you may own our debt but nobody incars -- oh, way. incredible. >> how did we get there? a beacon of democracy and yet we've a gulag nation. this is because of drug war. the nontry lent in this country are put in jail for longer sentences than the violent. why? >> jon: if you watch the debate save for ron paul or libertarian candidate, nobody mentions the drug car, nobody mentions the types of sentences and the disparity in them. there was a debate tonight. >> we could take a bet. >> jon: maybe for-a gram -- >> afterwards. >> jon: we're whi

the goal -- keep firearms out of the hands of children. tim tooten joins us live from the newsroom with more. >> this is the counties web responding to a number of guns turning up in schools taken from homes of relatives. it's being unveiled that they are investigating a third school incident. >> at a press conference to announce the program, the county executive sent a strong message to gun owners. >> this is not only owners being careless. frankly, they were caused by owners who were being idiotic. >> on thursday, more trouble. this time at deer park magnate middle school where they arrested and charged two 12 year-old's. one showed up with ammunition to a 380 caliber. police later found the gun at the home of one of the students. the weapon was part of a trade for an xbox video game. this is one reason they are being forced to give away free locks. >> responsible gun owners use the lock. it calls -- costs just a few dollars. we will give it to you free. show you are a baltimore county resident and we will give you up to three of them. >

he bought a gun after a court ordered him to turn in all of his firearms.was due to a restraining order that was issued by his wife. she was one of the three people were killed and four others were hurt and three people were killed and four others were hurt and then the gunman t6c mor of our francisco giants fans. this is the story of a comeback kids. >> in watching wall street a lot of companies are down by at least 40 points. >> and welcome back. we did have good numbers from the dow holeyahoo. >> we want to look at the numbers in the weather. the morning daria. >> into the afternoon it will not be a hot one. our warmus spot will be in the mid 660 said best.60's at best.y thursday we w you though we maya slower than usual right. >> thank you george. >> this was on the 16th block of fruit dale. this was reported about 3:30 a.m. and everyone in the apartment was able to get out. we do not know the cause of the fire just yet. >> (cheers & applause) >> there is scooter with the entire team celebrating in the pouring rain. they made a historic comeback and thi