there is no doubt jimmy lang is a key figure in local boxing.pro boxing shows at the patriots center, drawing some of the largest crowds in the country and this is something he takes great pride in. >> from boxing in the area and before we started this and that is a big deal. couldn't have done it without the fans and the people's reaction. >> reporter: on saturday in front of the home crowd, lang will defend his wbu junior middleweight title against galvin. he brings the winning streak to the ring and with a little confidence. >> and go to his body bringing his hands down and go upstairs. he doesn't get knocked out, he's tough and strong and i am ready. >> reporter: he helped put boxing back on the map locally, d.c.'s own took it to another level when he beat kahn for two world times in december. >> and there is some guys that are the real deal. you will so that boxing is not something in this area people don't care about. >> reporter: he had to be patient to get his shot of glory and the same rings true for jimmy lang. >> and getting a shot? a

lang, never said a word. >> dead silence the entire time. >> reporter: when it was over five studentsler himself was grazed by a bullet that nicked his ear. >> it's unimaginable. i mean, you don't think of it happening to you. >> reporter: lang was arrested about a half mile away from this school near his car. authorities say he was carrying a..22 caliber semi-automatic pistol and ammunition. >> he actually turned himself in to a couple innocent bystanders just north of the city here in chardon township. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news lang told authorities he was being bullied by some of those who shot and the shoot was in retaliation. school officials want to give students, faculty and parents time to process what happened. >> i hope every parent, if you haven't hugged or kissed your kid in the past couple days, take that time. >> reporter: mueller, who knew lang, says he has no idea of what would drive him to such violence. >> he is the person that you wouldn't think would harm somebody. >> reporter: authorities say he is cooperating. manuel gallegos, cbs news, chardon, ohio. >>

, and lang's neighbor ryan lamere. >> you want to see hoarding?e going to see it. >> looked like a typical house that had neglect. the neighbors had put up a fence on the one side because of what had been there. >> the trees were all overgrown, the bushes. so they were overgrown on the house. there was a car parked outside. it was completely packed with stuff. >> that was overflow from the house. basically when you opened up the door to the car, it was filled to the ceiling. >> shut the door and locked it. i'm sure if you opened it up, it would all fall out. >> looked like stuff you'd find digging through the garbage. >> there was a note in there saying in is my stuff. do not take it. it's not garbage. this is my stuff. >> with the camera still rolling the group moves into the neglected home to assess the damage. >> different places in the house had different things. when you initially walked into the house, it was a breezeway between the garage and the actual main house. that area had junk, laundry bottles, every bottle and just things like that.

lang and you all were having the best time.t was for the black and white ball, and you made us have a wonderful time, as you always have. what i really remember is when you were here, sitting right up there was her royal majesty queen elizabeth of england. you made her smile. you made her laugh. the show was by beach blanket babylon and cast of about 1000. mary margaret sanger "getting to know all about you" and you ended the show with your song, "i left my heart in san francisco." you have left it here, but please come back many times because your heart is waiting for you here, and so are we. much love. thank you. >> thank you. >> it has been the height of my career to welcome you here. >> so nice to have you with us again. >> ♪ your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [applause] >> 50 years of "i left my heart in san francisco." phenomenal. lot of san franciscans have left a big part of their hearts with you, and one of those is the man who leads our world champion san francisco giants. that is championships' problem -- championsh

we learned from a student that tv lange threatened to bring a gun to school. there's grief counselors available for the middle school nearby, several different rare prayer -- prayer vigils, so a close nit community having to do with all of this. police had a fast response. they worked with different agencies. they are not releasing 911 calls yesterday. there are too many to go through. we're trying to piece together the information. unfortunately, one of these students has passed. two at least are in critical condition. so live in chardon, ohio, reporting. >> you can continue toe follow this story -- to follow this story on our website at abc2news.com. we'll add new details as they become available. >>> sunny start to the week and temperatures rebounding. we start this monday off at 63. mid-60s. southwest winds at 10 hoping to warm things up. the barometer pick pressure is holding -- barometric pressure holding steady. sunshine all day long in baltimore. nothing more than a knew high thin clouds in the state capital. we find brilliant blue skies down on the se

prosecutors say the 17 year-old murder suspect, tj lang, says that he selected his victims at random. he made his first court appearance today. >> you understand tj that you have the right to remain silent with respect to any of the allegations pending in this court? you understand that? >> yes, sir . yes, i do. >> reporter: we heard but did not see the suspect as a judge ordered him held in custody while prosecutors prepare their case. this is a picture as lane arrived at the courthouse. police released tapes of the emergency calls today. >> chardon high school, we had shots fired. multiple gunshots. we need assistance now . >> reporter: the first four victims were shot in the cafeteria waiting for a bus to a nearby vocational school. daniel parmentor died monday, demitrius -- after shooting the four, police say lane ran out of the cafeteria and into the hall. he was pursued by assistant football coach frank hall. midway to the exit, he shot his fifth and final victim, senior joy rickors. she was not seriously hurt and was released from the hospital today. lane abandoned his gun befo

. >> speaki[speaking foreign lang] >> of allowing conversions, condo conversions without restrictions on not only means the loss of existing units which affects middle class and lower class folks, it might have an increase on evictions. usually the ones being evicted are the long-term tenants. >> [speaking foreign language] >> actually, my family and i live in a single occupancy hotel unit. we have applied for affordable housing so many years. we have not been lucky enough to get into any one of those units. the existing rental housing control unit is a problem for all tenants including middle- income tenants that have difficulty paying rent. not to mention folks like myself. we should increase the supply for affordable housing units so that it is family oriented. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, or early evening. i am with the community housing organization. i wanted to kick it off. there are a number of folks from our member organizations. this is a coalition of 20 member organizations. organizations including development, housing services, and a

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sounds like the port is in agreement with indicating the language that was part of the recommended lang -- recommended action. then, with regards to the issue of the general fund, there appears to be language already that speaks and limits the general fund liability. does that sound amenable? commissioner avalos: i would like to continue to see if we can make a specific statement as a committee of the general fund usage -- uses, for not using general fund monies to pay for these reimbursements. commissioner chu: ok. if i could ask if there are any comments for this amendment at this time? ok. if we can take the two motions separately, i would like to be able to vote on them separately. commissioner avalos: i will have more. i will have about four. commissioner chu: what i am saying is, two pieces to this motion. there is a component that speaks to adding the language that specifically laying out the obligation to reimburse authority under the clause, shall be limited exclusively to revenues derived by the following sources. that is the first portion. colleagues, specifically, to the vot

this lang that puts everybody on notice. but mandating that they make it, that is the one i have a problem with. if we could amend that for now. maybe it could come up later on, but for now, until i understand more of the effect that might have such as a small family-owned, mixed use building, are they going to be subjected to it? >> would you accept to do it upon renewal or the submission of a plan and renewal? i mean at the renewal? by the time a lease comes up that the landlord has to submit a play if there is an identified barrier in the front door and the back tore. the entrances and the exits, if they are not compliant, if there is a barrier, would you accept that? >> i think coming up with a plan is tantamount to the same thing. most people don't want to have a building that is not compliant. if they had a choice, they would rather have a compliant billion. there may be a section who just don't bother. but to put it in the form of a plan or saying you have to do the work is tantamount to the same thing to me. >> direc

you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. a soulless substance. cannot touch like a well trained army. religion is in ruins. for thailand. time stands still. becomes a sea of nothingness. the mysterious sounds of russia. the u.n. negotiates a revised resolution text on syria which russia's insistence says no no the aimed at regime change calls for the removal of president. have been dropped from the updated text which is still pending approval by the security council. more killings are reported in egypt after two days of clashes left more than seventy dead for the thirty's criticized for not doing enough thousands of protesters are also planning a trip council to push. the exclusive is the father of but it. says he regrets accusing the kremlin of carrying out his son's that. appalls ahead of the latest action from the other sports. hello welcome to the sports h

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. please. the losers. move. to. the be. the first. culture is that so much audience goes back to the one hundred thirty one of them was all worth come to for in these hard times there's no shortage of austerity in the slashing of budgets and the shrinking of the welfare state generate jobs and return us to. wealthy british style. sometimes the titans. markets finance scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy for no holds barred look at the global financial headlines join in to cause a report. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images seen from the streets and candy that. giant corporations rule today. israel accusing iran of being behind bomb attacks targeting its embassies in georgia and india in which four people are thought to have been injured. russia says it regrets the

today governance in russia lang's behind you to read in a sort of civil society to participate in our civil society has become much more mature active and responsible we need to modernize the mechanisms our democracy so that the corresponds. to. the very beginning of the article there's another quote says the society must be ready to use the democratic mechanisms and spend its time and effort to rule the state he's clearly appealing to the so-called. are increasing we may call them the the road to hoe nationally as maybe maybe not there are some of them are not radicals all of them are pretty relaxed i mean but but. this article will the opposition whatever that is what take it as a response that's very important and in this article that his suggestions what they want or what you want to change may be in the point of taking its opposition is united but as we know the opposition is for augmented fracture and the only point of concern is about putting mass must resign this is the slogan of this opposition and there is partly to the question of why he he is abstaining from immediate pers

keith lang available on the hill.com. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you're listening to washington today. other news on wall street the dow fell 53 closing at 12,952. nasdaq was down 15. the s&p down 6. legislation to repeal cost control board also known as the ipab, the independent payment advisory board. legislation repealing that went through the house committee today. the energy and commerce health subcommittee voting 17-5 to repeal this. no amendments attached. the ranking member frank palone, democrat from new jersey and adolphos town crossing the aisle. votes not scheduled but are expected to happen by the end of the month and next month in conjunction with the supreme court. franklin graham apologized to president obama for questioning his christian faith during an interview vm graham saying i regret statements which may have cast doubt on the faith of president obama. graham is the son of billy graham. he said, i apologize to the president and any i have offended for not articulating why i am

lang following that washington made a brief visit home to mt. vernon, only, by the way, the second time in eight years that he had been home. after a brief visit, he and martha left mt. vernon and journeyed to philadelphia where they planned to spend the winter of 1781-'82. in the meantime, the american army, having taken care of cornwallis's army, began their march to their winter quarters which they would take up on the hudson valley just north of new york city at a place from which they could watch the british army. washington arrived in philadelphia to great acclaim. parades and fireworks, endless banquets and toasts. they even wrote an opera in his honor. he went fox hunting, his greatest pastime, and, indeed, was having a wonderful social time in philadelphia. but not political. he did not attend the sessions of congress. that would have been improper for the commander in chief to attend congress. but every monday night he, robert morris, the financier as he was called, the equivalent of our secretary of the treasury, governor morris, no r

positive light on europe's largest economy as you can see the nikkei up around a quarter of a percent lang syne just a fraction down. on the russian markets they have opened for business today as you can see positive territory for both. yes up around one and a quarter percent on the my six point seven percent in positive territory to me to cure a call from a very low investment research tells us what to look out for for the rest of the day i think we'll see. that we are trading we'll see. the investors looking for interesting ideas for we had a couple of headlines a. couple of headlines on the advertising working i think people will be focusing on the interest or. interesting but overall i think we'll see a lot of pre-positioning for the election i don't expect this position to be very aggressive and people will be carrying a lot of page we looking for ways to trim exposure in the. names. we're going to be following the individual on the my sites throughout the day one basis all safe side join us fifty five minutes i'll be back with the. culture is the same of you are going to go if i go o

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. live from moscow with you twenty four hours a day top stories now that moscow says it won't back a weapons in bargo in damascus because of the opposition groups operating in the country that some u.n. members refuse to acknowledge and russia is standing firm on its opposition to military intervention in syria saying it will vote against any u.n. resolution that could provide the conflict. with. the u.k.'s high court considers the fate of we can experiment you're in the sun shoes wanted in sweden on allegations of sexual assault we can expound or insist the case is politically motivated and the response to his website publishing secret u.s. cable. and israel's ad campaign insults jews based in the u.s. suggesting that jewish identity is being diluted by that country even given that many are already feeling any native by

on the hearing before the house transportation and infrastructure committee we are joined by keith lang. he's following the newspaper for the hill newspaper. thank you very much for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> this hearing on the heels of the accident off the coast of italy on the costa concordia. what about the u.s. cruise line industry. any safety concerns overall? >> there were a lot of assurances given in today's hearing from the industry and lawmakers that the u.s. cruise lines are safe. they stressed the costa conco concordia is an italian ship. >> there was a lot of testimony including those on the ship. >> there was a couple who testified today who said they were celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary on the ship. they just described their experience. they said they were sitting down to dinner at 9:15 when the ship hit the reef, they described the violent shaking. a graphic description of the day. that stood out. >> what about the procedures that cruise lines need to take into account when passengers get on the boat preparing them for a potential disaster and

confess i never realized how much eloquence was in that speech besides that line until we heard steven lang deliver it at willard's hotel last february. it's a marvelous composition that deserves re-reading. if lincoln's declared policy is not to act first, remember lincoln represents a party that itself is still something of a coalition. of old abolitionists, old line wigs, the old know nothings that don't agree on anything except they disagree. they oppose the extension of slavery. remember lincoln's elected with 39% of the popular vote. his own north is something of a coalition. large -- there are large chunks of diseffected people in illinois and indiana and ohio. lincoln also believes, perhaps to some degree wrongly, but lincoln also still believes there is, as has been mentioned, still widespread attachment to the union in the south. in fact, the confederates themselves to get back to that montgomery convention, really kind of aligned themselves into three groups. the ses sessionists, those for independents, the cooperationists, those who thought there ought to be some mean to coopera

and nathan lang hosted a serious event in west hollywood last night. the story tellers shared experiences with discrimination and octavia spencer was one of the story teller autos the more we talk about it less taboo it becomes. and it just keeps it in the for front. >> spencer is up for best supporting actress and now at oscar.com, you can make your own picks and challenge your friends, for updates all day long head over to otrc.com. >> and oscar watchers will want to down load our app to the ipad and ipod touch go to abc 7 news.com and look under the links for down loaded you'll find that under see it on tv. >> i think we should award something for weather todz. >> it's spectacular. >> and if there is more. >> and winter hasn't arrived this year, it's been warm. and just how warm it's going to be. up towards richardson bay, sunny skies and there is mild across the bay area, 67 degrees and in santa rosa we've got mid-60s in other locations inland and near the bay. there is highlights, mostly clear skies and chilly tonight. you may see some light rain

langely and he taught him to sing a song. >> thank you. i will never let that leave my memory. >> pete, i think you were saying if the republicans had a good candidate they could win now. and i think you are right, but i agree with john's point about the gop having a good group of triple-a players. i think the best thing for the party would be to lose the election and let them run in 2016. they are much better candidates. >> they did that in 2008. >> that's the counter argument. i do think these are two straight elections where they had a weak field. >> it is not the field. the conversation has moved so far to the right. they are acting too crazy. >> i don't think that's it. the candidates themselves are not good. >> when you have to deny climate change and stuff like that just to get votes, there is a problem. >> you are out of here. >> we will bleep that whole thing anyway. >> that's a contridiction with what happened to obama. it is the far left wing progressive candidate. >> what is more left to obama? and you can't go for somebody cra

. >> it has taken the place of a lot of personal e-mail lang, a lot of other social interactions. >> facebook has become a treasure trove for advertisers. virtually no the website can claim so many people are coming to it and staying so long. >> part of the appeal of facebook is that they have really detailed information on who is using the service. every time you interact with , you leave kind of a digital fingerprint. >> it provides -- every time you interact with facebook, you leave kind of a digital fingerprint. generally it is institutional investors to benefit. >> talking about ipo's, if you are a really large investor, you generally don't have access to them. >> the stock goes on sale probably sometime in may. >> a terrible story of egypt tonight, where unrest -- at least 70 people are dead and 1000 more injured after a stampede. the story ahead as we cover the world. >> in one of the worst cases of sports violence in decades, at least 73 -- at least 73 people have been killed after a soccer match in egypt. the game was between one of egypt's most successful teams and a team f