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no harm, no fowl. >> thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the deadly school shooting. inside the horror tonight. the children rushing out, tears streaming down their faces. and this evening, the two suspects in court. both students, and tonight, the description, what happened in that classroom. students who rushed the gunman, one, a marine recruit. the other student losing his life to save others, and what he had told his family beforehand. >>> also tonight, the severe weather outbreak at this hour. it has turned deadly. a man swept away in the floods. new tornado watches in effect right now. roads washed away. students who could not leave school forced to sleep there overnight. rob has the new track tonight. >>> the breaking headline at this hour involving donald trump jr. subpoenaed by the senate intelligence committee. that committee led by republicans.

"fowl" in more ways than one.ow overrun sullivan heights. so within the next two or three weeks, you're going to see lots of eggs everywhere around the house. that is what happens this time of the year. at times more than 100 peafowl have been reported in the area and with spring they appear to be on the march again. last year, the city council agreed to trap and remove the birds. we have had success with residents who've offered up the garages, for the birds. we set up some food in the garage. we wait for the birds to enter, shut garage. but many continue to evade capture. yeah, they're smart. they are really smart. that has led some locals to question the effectiveness of the plan and even take matters into their own hands. one resident faced fines for cutting down this healthy tree without a permit because he grew tired of the birds nesting in it. noisy, messy and at times aggressive, for some peafowl are clearly a nuisance, but others here count them as feathered friends and, as long as they continue to divide

no harm, no fowl. >> thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the deadly school shooting. inside the horror tonight. the children rushing out, tears streaming down their faces. and this evening, the two suspects in court. both students, and tonight, the description, what happened in that classroom. students who rushed the gunman, one, a marine recruit. the other student losing his life to save others, and what he had told his family beforehand. >>> also tonight, the severe weather outbreak at this hour. it has turned deadly. a man swept away in the floods. new tornado watches in effect right now. roads washed away. students who could not leave school forced to sleep there overnight. rob has the new track tonight. >>> the breaking headline at this hour involving donald trump jr. subpoenaed by the senate intelligence committee. that committee led by republicans. what they want to ask him about. >>> the innocent man who was arrested and jailed after recording officers with his phone, held behind bars for three days without cause. now, the sher

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"fowl" in more ways than one.he year. at times more than 100 peafowl have been reported in the area and with spring they appear to be on the march again. last year, the city council agreed to trap and remove the birds. we have had success with residents who've offered up the garages, for the birds. we set up some food in the garage. we wait for the birds to enter, shut garage. but many continue to evade capture. yeah, they're smart. they are really smart. that has led some locals to question the effectiveness of the plan and even take matters into their own hands. 0ne resident faced fines for cutting down this healthy tree without a permit because he grew tired of the birds nesting in it. noisy, messy, and at times aggressive, for some peafowl are clearly a nuisance, but others here count them as feathered friends and, as long as they continue to divide opinion within this community, they are sure to carry on raffling feathers. caroline rigby, bbc news. that noise can really get through... ican that noise can real