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our old pal tim gunn going to be joining us. tim gunn's going to be joining us. hardscrabble private detective or something. [laughter] let me tell you about our top story. listen, president obama has had some national security success over seas, helping nato top qaddafi, finding and killing osama bin laden and, of course, the lesser-known finding and killing of waldo. all right. [laughter] by the way, great new book out, "where's waldo's body." don't look for waldo. remember. he's dead. look for the body bag. you can go back later and check for it. but it is not obama's security successes that have his critics upset, but it's that we know so much about these successes. the administration is being accused of allowing damaging security leaks to burnish their own reputation, and this is a problem. >> this is the problem. these leaks, especially the kind of leaks that are being investigated now by not one but two special prosecutors, they are truly injurious to the national security. they jeopardize our security as a nation. they make it harder to implement foreign

the empire state building this morningjoel waldman tells us abbut the peeple who tracked down the gunn gunman during the morning rush hour... chaos on the streets surrounding new york city'' iconic empire state building ... after police say a 53-year-old disgruntled emppoyee--- jeffrey johnson --- opened fire, killing his former 41-year old co-worker at hazan imports, a women's accessories designer ...kelly says: "in a dispute with one hazan, johnsonnproduced a - pistol...johnson fired at close range...striking the victim in the head." police commissioner ray kelly says the alleged shooter took off on foot thru midtown ... a construction worker flagged down cops ...who then tracked down the suspectkelly says: "as the two officers approached johnson he pulled his 45 semi automatic pistol from his bag and fired on the officers." a gun battle erupted on newwyork city streets mos: "i heard multiple gunshots and i heard one single gunshot...pretty surreal....o screaming...like in slow motion" when the gunfiie stopped, cops say alleged suspect jeffrey johnson was dead ...nine others were inj

art education has been taken out of a lot of public schools and here in new york city, agnes gunn started school about 35 years ago. and she brings professional artists into new york city schools, it's touching about 35,000 children a year. and it's bringing art into their lives. >> let's look at some of the art the kids are doing right here. this is... that's beautiful. this is one of the students from studio in a school. can you draw like that? a lot of your stuff isn't drawn like that. a lot of stuff is stuff that's not drawn. >> you know, it's a beautiful drawing. each student is really talented and it's fantastic. you know, i can draw. i always drew as a child and i always studied drawing and painting and i would win awards for my skills. >> stephen: you don't have to brag. you don't have to brag. we're already impressed with you, jeff. >> so i control i. but i tend... i went kind of a route following marcell duchamps. >> who is that guy? >> an artist who is given credit for the ready-made, just working with things that already exist in this world and displaying them. >> stephen: so

there has been an interim order issued by the judge gunn monday. that would require us to go back to the judge for refinement on the details of the award. that will probably also require us to submit new plans, which we anticipate will take several months. we think, realistically speaking, a six-month continuance would allow our client to hopefully complete the project. but it is in the works. we are getting closer to resolution. >> i would like to hear if staff has any objections to that. >> we came this morning with the intention of not recommending any continuances, but having heard this, we would concur with that. >> i just want to clarify there are no life safety hazards, have the department clarify that. >> so the order from the court is about who is responsible for doing the work? could you explain to me what the order currently is? >> it is much more complicated than that. in a nutshell, the court has ordered that there be a wall built between the two properties. as to what kind of wall, the court order specifies that as well, but in additi

he used a semiautomatic hand gunn to kill his victims, including the president of the temple preparing for the day's services. >> a lot of family, children, adults there getting ready for the day. he was preparing his lecture. >> reporter: several people were shot outside the temple. then the suspect entered the morning service just about to begin. >> the shooter loaded the gun again and went into the building. >> reporter: the first officer to arrive on the scene was a 20-year veteran of the oak creek police department. he was helping a victim when he was ambushed. >> multiple rounds were exchanged. the officer was shot multiple times. the suspect, the shooter was also shot. >> reporter: the gunman died in that exchange. three other victims are in critical condition. among them, the police officer, already being called a hero. as a matter of procedure, the atf served a warrant at the home of the suspected shooterings about six miles from leer. no explosives were found. rob and sunny? >> are we learning anything else about a possible motive? it seems so random. >> you both mentioned it

christina gunn, nhk world, yokohama. >> a very poignant story indeed. you're watching "newsline." this is the world weather. >> we have been monitoring a storm system over south china sea. this is the kit aak, which has made landfall over the western coast. it's right now hanoi and hinan. in hinan we have a report of in excess of 300 millimeters of accumulation in the past 24 hours due to this storm, so drenching amount of rainfall will be tracking towards northern vietnam. could be targeting the capital city here, so urban flooding is going to be a very primary threat. it's going to be at very high risk. also, due to the storm surge from this storm system both combined could bring some coastal flooding issues so people in these vicinities should take precautions. we'll keep a very close eye on this system. the amount of rainfall accumulation in the next 72 hours could be as much as 200 millimeters in and around hanoi. so really do want to be watching out for that. across much of japan here, we're going to be seeing a lot of thunderstorms to erupt. it's going to be a pop-up thunde

gunn 14 was the first to fire and a second was heard from the british frigate before on the chesapeake were applied. in six minutes the ships exchanged broadside and heard about the deafening boom of the cannon was a crackle from the muskets. the cannon fire and low and blasted into the decks and the halls of both ships. don't try to this matter, order the quarters in the main deck quarter deccan to quarterdeck come kill the men and the ship is yours. on both many men fell a rifleman high in the rigging shot the helmsman of the chesapeake at the same fate. the lieutenant and explosion to midshipmen were carried out right another had his leg blown off. that sustained at least a million casualties, a third of them dead. aboard the shannon more than 50 men were wounded. clearly visible from the tops, captain lawrence and his uniform made a pretty tar get. he issued orders refusing to be carried below to read as the canister and solid shops the raid that vex the chesapeakes momentum carried her beyond where the guns would bear on the shannon. there were shattered by cannon shot. she fell o

david gunn was shot three times in the back by pro-life for michael griffin as he was arriving at a pensacola florida abortion clinic in march of 1993. he yelled to my don't kill any more babies, before ending the doctor down as he stepped out of his car. he was the first provider to be killed in the war against abortion. when i heard that the national coalition of abortion providers was arranging a memorial service in his honor, i knew i had to be there. the service was held in an amphitheater opposite the clinic. given the sunny florida weather i found it odd that she was wearing a turtleneck sweater with a long, dark blue raincoat. only after a few minutes of looking at her carefully and noticing that she appeared rather boxy did it occur to me that she was wearing a bulletproof vest. upon my return to new york and learned that rachael shannon and anti-abortion activist, had been convicted of attempted murder in wichita kansas. pillared was a friend of mine. for many years, he always wore a bulletproof vest and drove to work in an armored car. he survived that attack. he would not be so lu

gunn. this happened at about 3:00 a.m.. this is kind of a commercial area of open a dark street with not a lot of witnesses out at the time. >> mark: other stories we are watching a seven member investigative team are now on the team of the refinery fire in richmond. this is an independent federal investigation charged with investigating serious chemical accidents that happen across the country. fire crews were back here yesterday because there was a flare-up but they were able to put this out quickly with no injuries. chevron said they put this out in minutes but there were no additional releases into the air. we have details of the ongoing investigation. >> will: the fire may be out a chevron officials are still filling the heat. chevron officials say they noticed the vapors two hours before the actual explosion they tried to fix it but could not in time to fix the fire. the u.s. chemical safety board will look at all aspects of the accident including physical causes like equipment failure and was there are problems with