advocate for working research in promoting treatment on america's veterans.the campaign stop with john hancock case egg case egg remember president reagan. >> i know she joins him now in heaven. the love affair between the two of them starts all over again. she was an incredible lady. she was very strong. she was a total class act. >> there will be a public viewing here at the presidential library. after that , she will be very next to her has been on the property. >> thank you, will. one week away from me strike on the jersey transit. the rail unions have set the lines just after they are working without a contract for five years. both sides meet again today and newark for the talks. new jersey transit hasn't had strikes in 1983 but if this happens, you can expect massive traffic and gridlock on the roads. train writers need to find another way to work in only 40,000 can be accommodated by an alternate service. >> still had, we have some really nice temperatures coming in. take blobs of yellow. new yorkers are not feeling too safe. the results of the new poll good morning to you. it's monday

. >> there was a quintessential meeting at the top of the john hancock center where bills had a meeting with karen finnley and her top executives. >> this is schmidt's first time on camera describing what bills said to him. >> he talked to me directly, saying i will talk to you like i don't know you. karen finley held up one finger and put it down and shook her head, just a little bit. >> critics say at this point the fix was in. red flex was awarded a contract worth $120 million over the next nine years to install all of chicago's 384 red light cameras. but kidwell's series of articles which started in 2012 drew the attention of federal prosecutors which led to a remarkable turn of events. in may 2014, john bills was indicted on a federal bribery charge. prosecutors say as assistant transportation commissioner, bills received as much as $2 million in bribes from red flex. red flex was north american's headquarters is here in phoenix, arizona has also come under fire. on august 20th of this year former red flex cry karen finley pled guilty of a charge that she conspired to bribe john bi

erted you wouldd see it was a virtual crossroads and he was communicating with the hamilton san john hancock had to those in south carolina. all the people were visiting in hand spending time planning for a fee should in a unified country better to live the the selfhood ispo received after go through n atlanta so during this in period he was the atlanta airport of the movement in the month leading up to the constitutional convention we hear in james madison was the architect where did hes do that? had a whole but at mount vernon and. live eight there is the rookie was stayed. to plot out with the new government had to have. you can see washington writing letters after the convention started to take shape. hit to james madison danowski into law the state governments that has to hold the power of taxation to aggressively opened thee frontier. to defend us against european and powers for what is necessary and hamilton gets a rock music opera. [laughter] but they also realized of what was characteristic in this period. they he was a great listener. for every battle and would listen to all of and

the record is 13,000 john hancocks and we have to see if the record-breaking attempt succeeded. >> here's a picture of me. thank you so much to all of you who came out to say hello. it was hot but it was worth it. >>> good looking owd. >> i appreciate that. i tend to agree. >> i didn't say you were. i said the crowd. i'm just kidding. >> progressively worse as we get to the right-hand side of the screen. >> stop. what did you go crazy over for food? >> there were so many great things. >> what's youravorite, jules? >> i didn't get to go out the yesterday. good, the food looks good. >> the video exists somewhere. jenise can attest to this. >> all right, south florida. hope y all enjoyed the weekend, rain or shine spring is less than a week away. temperatures in the low 70s. 76 degrees inn key west. east southeast wind anywhere between five and seven miles per hour. even though it's warm and muggy out there, waking up to dry conditions. 71 degrees in pembroke nes as well as kendall, 70 in homestead. 75 in marathon. that south breeze between two and seven miles per hour. we're going to contin

nationalist in the country that he was communicating with, the john jays and the hamiltons and the john hancocksand the morrises of pennsylvania and the pinckneys in south carolina. all these people were visiting him, spending time in mount vernon, planning for a nation. planning for a unified country. and washington was writing these letters. you know, when you live in the south, wherever you're trying to travel you seem to have to go through atlanta airport all the time, especially if you're flying on delta. well, during this period mount vernon was the atlanta airport of the nationalist movement. in the week -- in the months leading up to the constitutional convention, we often hear that james madison was the architect of the constitution, and he'd written the ideas. where was he doing it? he was doing it not at home, he was doing it at mount vernon. he would spend months at a time in the time leading up to the constitution living in mount vernon. you can see the room where he was staying, talking with washington, plotting out what this new government had to have. you can see washington writi

video taken from the nearby john hancock tower. >>> coming up next a recipe for success. the basketball program that sent several players to the big dance. >> then at 6:00 a horse in the hospital. not what you would expect to see. but this doctor says this pony take care of sick kids. >>> exciting times in the tri- state area. you already know about our four local schools that earned invitations to the ncaa tournament. but you may not about one small town that will be well represented when the madness begins in full force tomorrow. cbs 2's otis livingston here now with the story of this hotbed of talent. >> i have to tell you i got a firsthand look at this hotbed growing up with my kids in what do stony brook's jemeel warny seton hall's derrick gordoners yale's justin sears and xavier's miles davis have in common? they are going to the ncaa tournament but they all came through the plainfield, new jersey, recreation department. >> that kid knows the game. >> we are a little town and we have had some big names come out of this little town and i mean successfully have been a

john. >> paula hancocks monitoring the developments for us. interesting to see what the north koreans threaten and what is behind it all. thank you. >>> all right. the democratic debate on cnn last night in flint. a new tone to be sure. new urgency just a couple days away. willia we will tell you what changed next. >>> if you are talking about the wall street bailout, where some of your friends destroyed this economy. >> you know -- >> excuse me. i'm talking. >> that lit twitter on fire. the democrats giving republicans a run for their money. the latest debate with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. now will it affect the next round of votes tomorrow? details moments away. >>> you say that to me. as for a number of republicans, the races this weekend with a number of surprises. a new candidate surging. one candidate in serious trouble and another with momentum stalled. we will give you the latest. this as the party and nation pause to remember nancy reagan. >>> welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. so much t

hancock is scheduled to appear in juvenile court on april 5th. john genovese 9oys 14 year old james austin hancock is accused of opening fire. he's now in the butler county juvenile detention facility.... he faces a total of six charges.. including attempted murder as john mentioned. investigators still motive. austin hancock's family released a statement today about the shooting.it says in part they are devestated by austin's actions at school on monday. we pray for the injured students and for the healing of the entire community. students at many schools across the area have been showing their support for the madison high school mohawks by wearing red t-shirts. red is madison high's color.this picture of butler tech students was posted on instagram with the hashtag "mohawk strong." now on wcpo dot com and our mobile app... all our coverage of the shooting at madison high school... and the latest came from . now on 11 at 11.. the butler county coroner rules hamilton firefighter patrick wolterman died of smoke inhalation. wolterman's death is also *of

things happened quickly. hancock captured not far from the building and the two were transported to the hospital where we are told they are going to recover. local 12 news, john, back to you. >> james austin hancock faces two counts of attempted murder and expected to be back in court next month. the sheriff knows a motive but has not made that public yet. >> more ahead on local 12 news beginning first at 4:00. you can find out the very latest on our website at local12.com. >>> a ninth grade boy has been barred from wyoming high school that student now faces serious disciplinary measures. police were at the school this morning and the incident is still under investigation. we're told the threat was verbal. the student in question instead of a general threat. the school district has been well. >> we recognized the heightened awareness given the news of the week. we are carefully communicating with our parents, we have done our best to keep them updated throughout the morning and we will continue to do so. we do have police presence on campus throughout the day. safety and security is our utmost priority and will continue to be throughout the community. >> desp

hancock will appear in a butler county juvenile court... after police say he pulled the trigger of a 380-caliber handgun inside the school's cafeteria.9 on your side's john genovese... with how one of hancock's own friends says it all unfolded right before her eyes. beginning as a school day like any other 12:02"we all walked into the lunchroom - austin was perfectly happy - we were all talking about stuff"aleeanna carpenter was sitting with 'austin hancock' and two other friends. it wasn't long - she says - before one of them made a comment about having a problem with another student 12:38"austin was like - do you want me to shoot him?" listening in disbelief12:38"we were like - what do you mean shoot him? what do you mean? and he was like - i got a gun" it didn't take long20:05"it was a black gun - he pulled it out - and it was the loudest shot ever - and i just saw the bullets like slowly fall by my face. and i look over and there's blood everywhere." 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old 'cooper caffrey' hit by bullets. two others by shrapnel."i don't know what to say, i don't know what to do. i don't know whether to push him down or run" as he w

john gumm. 3 3 school is canceled this morning.. and four students are hurt after police say a 14- year- old boy pulled out a gun in a local school cafeteria.james austin hancock is in custody this morning. when the first emergency call came in.. eighth graders at madison middle school were eating lunch.according to the say they know why the teen pulled the trigger.the victims are all expected to survive. 3 (:57) "i thought where am i going to go? ... went right back into the library." (1:18) 3 hancock is facing several charges.. including two counts of attempted murder.deputies say they are trying to figure out where he got the gun and how he got it into the school. 3 a total of 4 people were hurt in the school shooting. cameron smith and cooper caffery were the ones shot. one of them in the thigh and the back.. the other in the arm. brant murray and katherine doucette were also injured. deputies say they were hit by shrapnel. they are all expected to make a full recovery. 3 school staff, deputies and e- for their quick action after the violence.butler county's sheriff says they were prepared because of training. federal.. state.. and local law enforcement ag

hancock pulled out a gun. she sat down with nine on your side's john genovese late tonight.he leads our team coverage tonight... john? that teen has been close friends with austin for three years. when the gunshots began - she froze in shock -and before austin ran outside - she says he looked at her and said goodbye beginning as a school day like any other 12:02"we all walked into the lunchroom - austin was perfectly happy - we were all laughing and giggling and talking about stuff"aleeanna carpenter was sitting with 'austin hancock' and two other friends. it wasn't long - she says - before one of them made a comment about having a problem with another student want me to shoot him?" listening in disbelief12:38"we were like - what do you mean shoot him? what do you mean? and he was like - i got a gun" it didn't take long20:05"it was a black gun - he pulled it out - and it was the loudest shot ever - and i just saw the bullets like slowly fall by my face. and i look over and there's blood everywhere." 14-year-old 'cooper caffrey' hit by bullets. two others by shrapnel."i don't know what to say, i don't know what

friends...she was on the other side of the lunch table when austin hancock pulled out a gun. tonight.he leads our team coverage tonight... john? that teen has been close friends with austin for three years. when the gunshots began - she froze in shock -and before austin ran outside - she says he looked at her and said goodbye beginning as a school day like any other 12:02"we all walked into the lunchroom - austin was perfectly happy - we were all laughing and giggling and talking about stuff"aleeanna carpenter was sitting with 'austin hancock' and two other friends. it wasn't long - she says - before one of them made a comment about having a problem with another student 12:38"austin was like - do you want me to shoot him?" listening in disbelief12:38"we were like - what do you mean shoot him? what do you mean? and he was like - i got a gun" it didn't take long20:05"it was a black gun - he pulled it out - and it was the loudest shot ever - and i just saw the bullets like slowly fall by my face. and i look over and there's blood everywhere." 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old 'cooper caffrey' shrapnel."i don't know what

john norman continues to produce his engravings. this print of the commander-in-chief paired with an image of martha washington was published in 1782. it was in the possession of governor hancock. norman is thinning -- sticking -- he adds many embellishments from the philadelphia almanac. unfortunately, for his repetition, norman did not stop with this relatively dignified print. congresscontinental had voted unanimously that an equestrian statue of general washington be erected in the place were residents of congress be at. inwas not only depicted horseback, but in roman dress wearing a laurel brief. reese -- enthusiastic -- to dress, hee answer came up with this. you can't win every time, but give norman credit for being one enthusiastic.s the visual culture of wartime america was quite limited. the publishers of the new boston magazine for andh he engraved the plates produced this image of washington. ambitionn, norman's exceed his talent. here, he copies his magazine illustration published in a french volume from 1772. on the inside cover, norman explains his conception. "nature stands ready to strike the liar, while the genus liberty presents the metal of the illustrious

hancock opened fire in the school's cafeteria.four people were hurt... they are all expected to recover.he is being held at the butler county juvenile detention center. the fight for former house speaker john baoehner's open seat in congress is on ... ...14 republicans who want the job faced-off in a debate for the eighth congressional district... in a forum at miami university's hamilton campus. each answered 13 questions covering a wide range of topics ..from taxes to america's role in the middle east. "it was a good opportunity to get beyond what you hear in 30 sec ads. it tends to be negative. it tends to be kind of nasty. this a very positive discussion of policy." voters will see this twice on the march ballot. they will vote for the candidate to finish boehner's term ...and then for the candidate they want to elect permanently. since the district is heavily republican -- the winner of the march primary is heavily favored to win in november. to the democratic front.recent numbers show hillary clinton's leading bernie sanders in michigan by 13 percent. percent.voters in michigan, idaho and mississippi will cast their votes today in their primaries..the candidates held town halls acros