i want to show some tweets he we are getting in from the pittsburgh post gazette.ost gazette is reporting now that we have got three people who have been shot. we have gotten further information though from the school system itself that those three people are are students. and and reportedly further that those students are not-i do not have life threatening injuries. further, this is from wlwt station there streets around ba bra shear high school blocked off by police. we have seen that on the ground ourselves. swat teams are blkd off. this is information which we have had. what we are not sure of now is what the status of this gunman is what sort of gunman was this gunman using. what happened? something had to have preceded a gunman coming out of the woods and shutting. as we look at the school itself can i tell you some 1400 students makes it one of the largest high schools in all of the pittsburgh area or at least in pittsburgh proper. it's a magnet school that's for computer sciences. and it's my understanding that kids from all over the school district come to

it was ainy obituary in a local paper the uk called the black pool gazette. it announced theeath of harold percal, age 99, a veteraof the raf during world war ii. itaid he was a single n and had no close family to attend his funeral. well, today hundreds of people showed up in thrain. veterans, children in uniform, a military color guard gatheri in front othe casket draped in the union jack honoring a ma o fought for his country and for winston churchill, a man whose seice was never forgten. >>> when we come back here tonight, aight to remember after a daring mission that came at a critical me. >>> honoring the nation's verans president obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at arlingt national cemetery today. one notable guest joininthe president, 107-year-old riard overton who is belved to be e nation's oldest ling veten of world war ii. also this verans day weekend there was an emoonal gathering of the doolittle raiders. the men who pulled off a secret missioto strike back at japan after pearl harbor. just four of them are sll alive, andhis yearhe

he sent his own version in the form of a letter to the editor to the boston gazette, saying that it wasative, captain john pulling, who actually hung the lanterns in the old north church. >> that's another secondary source because reverend watson wasn't an eyewitness either. having looked at the documents, next step is to hunt inside the church for clues. as bob showed me around, i asked him, "why is it important to question when and who wrote a historical document?" >> i think it's really important for us to recognize that history's not something which just comes down to us from on high or is a magical fixed thing that happened in the past. history is really stories that we've constructed from evidence that we have of what happened in the past. those stories can change and differ as we get new evidence. >> some of that new evidence is on a wall near the front of the church. it's a plaque that says robert newman displayed the lanterns. >> this was actually placed here by the newman family. it comes from the newman family's story. it doesn't include, obviously, the story of the pulling f

after a long battle to appeal the decision, today the navy confirmed to the gazette her record has beenxed. in an e-mail tonight, she told news4's jackie bensen, we're so happy this is finally over. thank you for being part of our fight. you made all the difference. she is now thinking about re-enlisting. . at the live desk, i'm jim handly. back to you. >>> now to a story you saw first on news4. the washington nationals looking to put a roof on nat's park. the team wants d.c. taxpayers to pick up the $300 million tab. the team is already approached several city officials including the mayor. plans are still in the very preliminary phases. neither the team nor the mayor's office is commenting but the district is relubt tant to spend that money on the stadium. >>> tonight police are pouring over surveillance video after a report of a robbery during last night's redskins game. two people allegedly used a stun gun on two women who were working at a concession stand at fedex field. the employees were then put in a freezer while the robbers took cash and ran off. a witness tells news4 the man

two teams meet this week and at the same time a hearing on the british newspaper the sunday times gazette before deal is reached. this puts the option of america strike by israel and saudi arabia back on the table. both of them awhile read that the deal would see international sanctions against the ban lifted. while the country continues with its nuclear enrichment program. according to the sunday times. we had is offering a tad bit technical support in the form of a howling is waiting for planes to use its a space in any kind of possible minute to strike at the same time allowing these ladies to use stop the tank pains drones as well as helicopters. the sa these are reportedly furious at being the kind of possible deal than the sweetie pie midst of an imminent and now has two piece at the civic people to everything it takes to make sure that his country to secure a particularly as the gospel and the last time the willpower of may to discuss evening in uk program was back on the band at that and then at that stage no agreement was reached and one of the major critics was the french and wh

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. >> colorado springs gazette, jensen's home town. spent months documenting numerous battle-damaged soldiers forced out of the military without benefits. >> if they get forced out without an honorable discharge they get their educational benefits taken away, they can't even apply for unemployment and so they are really left with nothing. >> it's called chaptered out. tardiness or substance abuse or more serious charges like assault. some have traumatic brain injuries, both which can influence behavior and judgment. >> the number of soldiers getting kicked out because of misconduct have gone up every year since iran. the post that might be most affect by misconduct caused by ptsd, 67% increase. it seems to suggest that a lot of the misconduct is being driven by these constant deployments. >> since 20067600 soldiers have been chaptered out. say jensen's story is not uncommon. at fort carn carson they have seen case after case of wounded soldiers being chaptered out. >> the moment you stop individual treatment to an individual who is suf

from the pit work post-gazette -- this from "the richmond times dispatch."the miami herald close quote -- -- "the miami herald" -- current""the hartford -- and finally, from the orange county register -- headlines courtesy of the museum. week is senator patrick leahy. what is the government to learning from all of this data the nsa is collecting with phone records and e-mail accounts? that is one of the issues we had -- issues we touched on. [video clip] >> the question is how far does this go? if we follow the obvious conclusion, it could be your medical records, i family member's medical records, your children's record at school. .our employment records somebody has had something in employmentin the record that has been misread. it is easy to say the people want to support all this. they had so much stuff they didn't even look at it. date nor did. they dropped the ball. now they have to spy on you and everything the can do to stop another 9/11. of course you know that, but how much of your personal privacy would you give up? , ifou give up everything you g

cnn has this story -- " theeadline from gazette" --ost-i this from orange county in california -- if you are just joining us, we are asking about federal spending for transportation infrastructure. john joining us from alaska. good morning to you. caller: good morning. little early. 3:00. i am in the military. i recently traveled to alaska from colorado springs. the alaska canadian highway is an interesting highway if you have ever heard of it. that has issues, but once you get into alaska, the road are great. all of the roads in colorado are pretty significantly good. i am originally from the east coast, new jersey. the new jersey roads, even though they are congested, are very good. and all upmaryland and down. i do not know why we would spend more money on that's when we have significant other issues that need to be addressed. spending money on that would probably not be the wisest course. one of our regular viewers has this -- next is sydney joining us from leawood, kansas. on the issue of federal spending on america's infrastructure. your thoughts on this. caller: i think we sho

. >>> arkansas democrat gazette. walmart is getting a new president and ceo.nge comes at a time of strength and growth at walmart. that's great, because then they can contribute to the fund being put together for the victims in bangladesh. i'm sure he will do that. ? and pay their employees. >> that would be nice of them. >> good news. >> they're not paying their employees? >> not enough. >> people work there for free? >> minimum wage. >> just about. >> surrounded by socialists here. it's a free market, baby. i'm sorry. go ahead. >> delta and usairways are hoping thanksgiving travelers avoiding bad weather by waving change fees. passengers traveling today and tomorrow can change their flights without penalty. >> wow. >> they 12 airports from boston to d.c. >> they're so nice. >> us airways covers three dozen city. >> you know what i'm going to do because of that for the next couple days? go to laguardia, get on a plane and just sit there. there's nothing more thant i loe than the pilot coming on -- >> they put you on the plane. they pull up to the runway. this

us still in november of 16983, i submitted an op-ed piece to our local paper, the "east hartford gazette" on president kennedy. it's hard to believe that 30 years have passed since i submitted that document. most, including myself and especially the kennedy family, would rather not dwell on the events that transpired on november 22 in that ensuing weekend but rather on the president's birth and celebrate heroic service. indeed, may 29 should be a national day of remembrance. i'm proud to say that the entire new england delegation has dropped a resolution today calling upon congress to birth-day of 9, john fits -- birthday of john fitzgerald kennedy as a day of remembrance. president kennedy if he were alive would be 98 years old. it's hard to imagine even today because of the image of that uthful, vigorous, witte, energetic -- witty, energetic man in those tv clips and who speaks to us still. at beautiful man was taken om us in the summer of his years. for my parents' generation, december 7, 1941, president roosevelt appropriately put it, will be a day that will live in infamy. for my ch