. >> let's discuss with ig igigo igor volsky.n ferguson, guys by popular demand from the audience, you are back. ben, when you hear the house speaker ryan, another republican say that the actions are dead on arrival for them. but when politicians and the nra spoke fears that president obama is going to take away their guns and that the president has no respect for the second amendment. i mean, come on. >> well, here's the thing. if the president really believed in this, why did he wait until as he said, i'm not running for election so now i'm going to do it. it tells me this is not so much about so much as a legacy and trying to say i did this. if he really thought this was going to fix the problem he should have done it seven years ago -- >> the problem is -- >> there's two parts -- >> he didn't do it seven years ago because it took longer to do it and you are opposed. that's the argument you're making. >> the fact is that he obviously said i'm going to do this now because i'm not up for re-election. so i'm going to go around co

the officer was switching from one car to another and forgot igor. the story is being featured across the nation, and the story has created some outrage in the community. douglas essex: you have t think that happened with this officer. reporter: it' s creating outrage because some think officer bellido got off easy. according to two investigations, initally bellido lied. told his superiors when he got bellido' s discipline from the kissimmee police department consisted of a 160 hour suspension that came out of his attorney' s office also opted not to charge him with animal cruelty. in 2013 when this man, landon barnes tried to kill not one but two police dogs to avoid being captured by police, he was charged with trying to injure or kill a police dog the state attorney' s office says there' s a big difference in these cases. in order for the charge of animal cruelty to stick , the law says the state attorney' s office must show officer bellido intended to hurt igor angela starke: the statue is very clear that it has to be intentional. intentional to

the driver igor belic-- speaking to local station wtvj igor belic sot - "she was erratic. she was screaming, cursing, calling me names." this isn't the first time an uber driver has been attacked - in october - this video surfaced of a former taco bell executive attacking his driver from the backseat as for ramkisoon...in and miami police telling abc news there was no incident report or arrest. but her employer jackson health system, releasing a statment overnight saying she "has been placed on administrative leave." adding they have "launched an internal investigation." to "determine if any disciplinary action will be taken, up to and including termination." tag: also, uber has suspended her account. ramkissoon, meanwhile, did not respond to abc's request for comment. lauren lyster abc news los why one woman is now facing charges over botox treatments. police in new zealand get some unexpected help during an hour long police chase. how a flock of sheep helped save the day. this is the last thing you'd you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do y

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too easy after initially lying about how igor died. bellido received a 160-hour prosecutors say they can' t prove he intended to hurt his partner. an osceola county teen accused take a plea deal today. konrad schaefer is charged in several cases from 2013, including two murders, and 20 drive-by shootings. it' s not clear which case today' s hearing involves. we' ll be in the courtroom, and bring you the developments on wesh 2 news first at 4:00. brett: covering volusia county, be at the school as students mourn the loss of a classmate. the 16-year-old soccer player died wednesday, after collapsing on the field. the school called her "an all american student that principals love to have on campus," and say she was doing what she loved when she suddenly died. here is the call from the principal sent out to parents and students. a report says she raised her hand and needed a break from playing. >> went to sit on the bench, coach was checking on her to make sure she was ok, she was using her inhaler, she was suffering from asthma. the scho

no one was hurt during the shootout. charges are likely in the tragic case of igor the kissimmee police dog that died when his handler accidentally left him inside a squad car with no a.c. outrage over this story has gone nationwide, some saying officer gerardo bellido got off too easy after initially lying about how igor died. bellido received a 160-hour suspension that basically wiped out his vacation time and no charges. prosecutors say for animal cruelty charges to stick, they must prove officer bellido intended to hurt his partner. angela starke: we can apply a lot of adjectives to this. it was a mistake, it was careless. but it was not criminal. jim: officer bellido is still employed at the kissimmee police department, but he is no longer working with the k-9 unit. meredith: right now, marion county sheriff' s deputies are looking into the suspicious death of a former corrections officer. the body of corporal ronnie damon was found in his front yard, the victim of a gunshot wound. damon worked at the jail for seven years. the 29-year-old lived on larch road. his body was found jus

the driver igor belic-- speaking to local station wtvj. igor belic: "she was erratic. she was screaming, cursing, calling me names." this isn't the first time an uber driver has been attacked - in october - this video surfaced of a former taco bell executive attacking his driver from the backseat. as for ramkisoon...in to make a clean break... good night! ...just walking off. and miami police telling abc news there was no incident report or arrest. but her employer jackson health system, releasing a statment overnight saying she "has been placed on administrative leave." adding they have "launched an internal investigation." to "determine if any disciplinary action will be taken, up to and including termination." also, uber has suspended her account. ramkissoon, meanwhile, did not respond to abc's request for comment. lauren lyster abc news los angeles. despite the storm bearing down on the nation's capital, there was a huge crowd at the supreme court. tens-of-thousands of people braving the freezing weather to march for a growing cause. and, several recent infant deat

the officer was switching from one car to another and forgot igor. the story is being featured across the nation, and it has created outrage in the community. >> he should move. i do not know. reporter: some think the officer got off too easy. according to two investigations, the officer initially lied, told his superiors that when he got home from work, igor was dead. he got a 160 hour suspension out of his vacation time. the state attorney opted not to charge him. in 2013, this man try to kill two police dogs. s office says there is a big difference in these cases. in order for the charge of animal cruelty to stick -- >> the statute is clear it have to be intentional. it has to be intentional infliction upon, or some great willingness to harm, and animal. we did not think that was the case. reporter: the kissimmee police department says even though the he did tell the truth during his internal investigation and the investigation conducted by fdle. osceola county, michelle meredith, met wesh 2 news. stewart: the man did not lose his job in the polic

. >> reporter: the driver, igor, speaking to local station wtvj. >> she was erratic. she was like screaming, cursing. >> reporter: he waits for police to arrive. >> good night. >> reporter: that's when anjali says she started tearfully trying to make amends. >> so i apologized that night to him after we settled and i paid him for the damages. he accepted my apology. i was grateful he didn't press charges. >> a lot of people are saying because he didn't press charges, you're getting away with it. >> i don't believe that i got away with it. >> reporter: but once the video started exploding on the internet, the judge and juries on social media began weighing in, calling her an arrogant, drunk little brat that should be charged with assault and should not be practicing medicine. her employer jackson health system put her on administrative leave pending an investigation. person caught behaving badly with uber drivers. when benjamin golden, a taco bell executive, was too drunk to give proper directions, his uber driver asked him to get out. >> sir, get out of my car or i wi

the driver igor belic-- speaking to local station wtvj igor belic sot - "she was erratic. she was screaming, cursing, calling me names." this isn't the first time an uber driver has been attacked - in october - this video surfaced of a former taco bell executive attacking his driver from behind. as for ramkissoon-- she did not respond to our request for comment and miami police telling abc news there was no incident report nor was she arrested... however-- her employers jackson health system-- releasing a statment overnight saying she "has been placed on administrative leave." adding internal investigation." to "determine if any disciplinary action will be taken, up to and including termination." a couple of consumer alerts to tell you about this morning. bri-tax child safety is recalling more than 71- thousand seats, because the handles can break, allowing the seat to fall unexpectedly. the recall covers three models, made from 2014 to 2015. bri-tax says it has received 74 complaints. if you have one of these car seats, bri-tax will send you a repair kit with a reinforcin

the driver igor belic-- speaking to local station wtvj igor belic sot - "she was erratic. she was screaming, cursing, calling me names." this isn't the first time an uber driver has been attacked - in october - this video surfaced of a former taco bell executive attacking his driver from behind. as for ramkissoon-- she did not respond to our request for comment and miami police telling abc news there was no incident report nor was she arrested... (gfx) however-- her employers jackson health system-- releasing a statment overnight saying she "has been placed on administrative leave." adding they have "launched an internal investigation." to "determine be taken, up to and including termination." (end gfx) > taking a live look at washington, dc... the east coast is bracing for the worst storm in more than a 100-years! flights have been canceled at major airports today and tomorrow. breaking right now-- the n-b-a is postponing two games because of the severe weather back east. those games were set for saturday. the boston and celtics and philaldephia 76'ers game is rescheduled

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. >> the driver igor speaking to local station wtvj. >> she was erratic like screaming, cursing.ts for police to arrive. >> good night. >> that's when anjali says she starred tearfully trying to make amends. >> i apologized na night to him after we settled and i paid him for the damages. he accepted my apology. i was grateful he didn't press charges. >> a lot of people are saying because he didn't press charges, you're getting away with it. >> i don't believe i got away with it. >> once the video started exploding on the internet, the judge called her an arrogant drunk little brat that should be charged with assault and should not be practicing medicine. her employer jackson health system put her on leave pending an investigation. ramkissoon isn't the first person caught behaving badly with uber drivers. when benjamin golden was too drunk to give proper directions, his driver asked him to get out. >> get out of my car or i will call the police. >> that's when golden responded with this. >> the physical assault landed him in jail. his lawyer said it was an isolated incident and he

our russian guide in syria, major generally igor s the chief spokesman for the ministry of defense. over the previous 24 hours, he said, 320 insurgents and 34 were destroyed. independent monitoring groups told us some of the planes we saw taking off did bomb isis targets, but most immediate threats to the assad regime, groups like the u.s.-backed free syrian army and whitaker's report, logon to cbsnews.com cbsnews.com ng up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a major government announcement that could dramatically reduce crashes on our roads. we will have the exclusive details. >>> plus, norah speaks with the new of education john king about the future of common corps. >>> and music mogul russell simmons joins us in the studio.ning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

but when i spoke with russian general igor kornoshenkov, he issed the charge. "what civilian facilities are "these are powerful groups of terrorists." one thing is clear. there is a new reality in ther. and it speaks russian. for "nightline" i'm terry moran, salma, syria. >>> thank you for watching. tune in to "gma" as always we're online on our "nightline" facebook page and on abcnews.com.

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but when i spoke with russian general igor kornoshenkov, he scornfully dismissed the charge. "what civilian facilities are "these are powerful groups of terrorists." one thing is clear. there is a new reality in the syrian war. and it speaks russian. for "nightline" i'm terry moran, salma, syria. >>> thank you for watching. tune in to "gma" tomorrow, and as always we're online on our . >>> a man in custody tonight in frightening slashing attack on the subway. right now the man cops say attacked a woman on the train is being questioned by police. >>> good evening at 11:00 i'm sade baderinwa. >> and i'm bill ritter. the suspect caught on surveillance video and then by police. the victim, 71 years old and talking tonight to eyewitness news. >> in downtown man hattan with the breaking news. >> reporter: the lafayette subway station where word that a suspect is in police custody will come an a relief to riders of the b, d, and f trains tonight. police say this was a totally random crime. the slasher wore distinctive red sweats and a red wool cap. seen running from the station shor

our russian guide in syria, major general igor conashenko is ministry of defense. over the previous 24 hours, he armored vehicles were destroyed. independent monitoring groups told us some of the planes we saw taking off did bomb isis targets, but most bombed more immediate threats to the assad regime, groups like the u.s.-backed free syrian army and the syrian arm of al qaeda. >> to watch the rest of bill whitaker's report, logon to cbsnews.com. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a major government announcement that could dramatically reduce crashes on our roads. we will have the exclusive details. >>> plus, norah speaks with the new acting secretary of education john king about the future of common corps. >>> and music mogul russell simmons joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. right now on cbs 2 this morning...the top few issues state lawmakers will try to tackle in the legislative session that kicks off today. the latest american response to north korea's claim that they tested a hyd

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our russian guide in syria, major general igor conashenko is ministry of defense. over the previous 24 hours, he said, 320 insurgents and 34 armored vehicles were destroyed. independent monitoring groups told us some of the planes we saw taking off did bomb isis targets, but most bombed more regime, groups like the u.s.-backed free syrian army and the syrian arm of al qaeda. >> to watch the rest of bill whitaker's report, logon to cbsnews.com. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a major government announcement that could dramatically reduce crashes on our roads. we will have the exclusive details. >>> plus, norah speaks with the new acting secretary of education john king about the future of common corps. >>> and music mogul russell simmons joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. have a great day. >> you are watching kcci 8 news. eric: right now at 4:30 total loss. flames destroy a west des moines home. how neighbors are reacting. shaina: plus funding fight. money for schools skyrockets to

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