doors locked and lights off. away from window autos take care and we'll stay on top of this for you. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> we'll continue to keep you up to indicate. no gunman has been found. there were reports of shots 1ñ;ñ;ñ;ñ;ñ;ñ$x >>> back out live to san jose city college still on lock down this evening after report of a gunman on campus, you can see they continue to search the science and technology buildings on the west side of campus. >> this happened about two hours ago. we can show you pictures from sky 7 hd. these are live pictures again. college president just you heard from her moments ago is stepping in to a meeting any moment now to be updated on what is going on this, came in as a text message and=fñ,z thiss no one injured and there has been no gunman. police continue to search just to be certain that everyone is safe. we'll continue to keep you updated. >> speaking of that shooting in connecticut, it's brought cries for new gun law as cross the station. california lawmakers ha

up in here in this little lock-up facility for nothing. may not be here. it may not show my parole. so, therefore, i'll have to see her a whole other week to go back when my file is here that will show that i'm paroled from the yunt. but then i'm going to become a little stressed out. >> back in general population, tj meats with his older cousin, gary, who is also serving time at san quentin. >> how are you feeling, man? >> man, i feel terrible. i made a mistake. i've got to correct it now. i ant going to cry or none of that. >> i seen him roll up on the bus. i was very shocked. he makes his own decision. it's kind of sad to say, but we know in the streets, you hit the streets early. you're sfil young. it's not a way of life to you yet. it's a projected persona that you're trained right now. you see it when everybody is around you. it's doing it. that's what you're accustomed to doing. you know what that means, right? that's something big, you know. it's got a lot to do with it. you've got to prepare yourself. so, last night, i hope you ha

mu-- freeway shut down after a marine is shot at and a preschool locked down, hear what it was like inside for school and staff while a police staff was going on outside. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> good evening. >>> hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> in cupertino the search for a burglar has been called off and a lock down brought a neighborhood to a stand still has been lifted. ktvu's rob roth joins us live with what it was like inside that preschool and if police found who they were looking for. >> reporter: police searched this neighborhood for most of the day but didn't find the man they were looking for. earler i with all the -- earlier with all the police activity a preschool went into lock down. >> reporter: while police searched this neighborhood for a burglar, authorities called a preschool and ordered them to go on cold blue lock down. >> keep the kids inside. we don't feel that they are in danger. >> reporter: they have 60 children. >> we brought our children in and we asked them to sit

the schools are on lock down.after that i got a text from ap i think that says there is a shooting at the school at sandy hooks on dickinson street. i said oh my god that's sandy hook. i left went to the school. there was hysterical moms i knew. i said what's going on? the principal is dead and the children came out with blood. >> we are coping. we are still trying to find out what's going on. it's a little nerve wracking to see as you can tell behind us. we have a few more cars pulling in at this time. how many shooters how manniy people are injured. >> she was in a small class a-reading group. they started hearing bangs and her teacher who i am so grateful for, there was just a small group, they rushed the kids into the bathroom and they locked the door and they just told the children that it was hammering and tried to keep them calm. and the next thing i know because it's very hard to get a complete story, the next thing i know is that the police came in and they were knocking on the door to be let out of the c

by fortifying the classroom dpoors, keeping them locked at all times and upgrading a lock system.ould create a somewhat safer environment for them in an instance like this. if we're talking about turning our classrooms into somewhat fortified -- >> that's what it sounds like. >> that's a knee-jerk reaction. maybe we should put armed police officers in all our schools. that's just not feasible. i don't think that's an emotionally healthy environment for kids to learn in either. >> a lot of schools were designed to be open places, open for teachers, open for students. and now they're starting to have to rethink that, to not have the architecture of the school be quite so open. >> unfortunately, we're regressing is what this comes down to. these are institutions where we learn, where we absorb knowledge, where we're supposed to be safe in doing that or experiencing that process. and what we're looking at is the deteriorati deterioration of the culture. this is a different format of the gun. we have issues here about failing to safeguard these weapons. >> the police say a woman who wa

>> i think that the lock down is probably the answer. >> describe a lock down. >> you do with your emergencyn plan. it is basically locking down the school which they tried to do. they locked all of the doors. >> but the shooter is in the school. right, exactly. the shooter got into the school. if they had some kind of bars on that door maybe the shooter could not have gotten to the school. >> so let's accouple that there is this as you call safety or emergency action plan. that means that we have to train the teachers and efshl else. is this expensive? who pays for it in a world where the end of the fiscal cliff, how difficult is it? >> we know that schools aren't going to put 50,000 dollars into a security upgrade. something like this is easy to do. it is a little schooling. you can basically get a handyman to do some of the work to the windows and to the doors and you will have a he csecure school. what we need to do is have some type of an alarm where they know it is time for the lock down. >> everybody heard what was going on. >> what should parents do tomorrow morning should they call

lock down it can change the outcome. early to tell. a lot of the things i am hearing and why have to remember that nothing is it fool proof. ine our best efforts can't protect us from some situations . nwe understand from the time line that police released that the gunman shot and killed his own mother. imagine the depravity there can heads to the school with the intention of opening fire. even a locked school didn't keep him out. now that is it pretty much routine. this school was locked and we heard from lieutenant paul vance he aparently shot his way in and mashed his way in to open the dor. that is responsible for the part of the school it seems. nwe have to look at your weakest happening linth're link. if you have glass and someone shoots out a wipo and schools don't realize they have to put protective laminate on the class . we don't know if it would have maid a difference. i worked with lieutenant vance before and he is a sharp ipo and they are getting out information quickly for the mag magnitude of the details.

she came in, closed and locked the door.ey went into a corner until they were recovered by police. >> my daughter's teacher heard some shots and immediately locked the door. the state police came and knocked on the door and told them it was safe to leave. >> reporter: the facts are still emerging about what happened. there was this tweet this morning, an assistant principal shot twice and in surgery. and this face telling it all. this woman's sister, one of those teachers inside the school, her whereabouts unknown. >> it does sound as though that the teachers did everything humanly possible, down to risking their own lives, to protect the children in this connecticut school. >> reporter: being prepared is increasingly becoming part of the new math of classrooms nationwide. >> teaching kids to lock down, securing your rooms, and in some cases teachers stepping forth to protect the children at the risk of their own life is something that we see occurring more and more over the years in school safety. mass parent notification s

themselves in, locked themselves down. now the s.w.a.t. teams are going through the mall and clearing each little pocket of people out of the mall making sure the scene is safe and telling people to keep your head down and women and children first. can you imagine hearing that when you're walking out of a mall. >> if you do know the mall, we showed a picture someone took of shattered glass on the bannister of the excalibur gifts right there on the upper level. there's some of the damage right there. you can see the damage caused by some gunfire. our reporter is standing by right now live. joe, information is starting to trickle in. what have you learned from the scene? >> shoppers are now being escorted out. the same thing, jeff, over and over again, they describe it as sheer panic and terror, again being described by the shoppers who witnessed this horrific ordeal firsthand. i want to give you a live look from our vantage point. we're at the north side of the mall, just outside that macy's store where witnesses tell local

the capitol was locked down. police say they arrested eight people inside, and even used a chemical spray to regain control control. outside, union supporters marched in solidarity the bill exempted unions representing police officers and firefighter. sound like shades of scott walker's wisconsin, anyone? an effort to divide the unions anyone? republicans in michigan, all of michigan control the house, the senate, the governor's office, the attorney general, the secretary of state, total control on the state level. less than two hours ago democratic state representative vicki barnett summed the outrage up on the house floor. >> what bothers me most today is that this bill was not discussed ahead of time. it was discharged on the floor then substituted on the floor. members of the unions came up to protest, and they were locked out of this building. this is their house, mr. mr. speaker. it should be allowed in the door. >> locked out. stuff pushed through on procedurally maneuvers. earlier, governor snyder made hi

and within that time, they locked down most of the classrooms. we also heard from that library clerk that her understanding, even though she was in the back of the school with the fourth graders, her understanding is that the gunman entered the front door and skipped the first classroom and went and shot up the second and third classroom in a row and she said when they were at the firehouse, all the teachers lined up by grade and they had all the students lined up behind them from their classes so they could get a head count. and it was at the firehouse shortly after, she said i think around 10:30 or 11:30 in the morning, that they realized when they were doing the head count by class that two entire classes, she says she thinks they were first grade classes, were not there except for a few kids. >> we've heard so many different conflicting reports of it. i know our viewers have heard the kindergarten class. we've heard now from a few people here first grade. but one of the things we're really waiting for is confirmation of the names of the decea

and i am not sure with the spectaculars and how the school was locked down.he heard scream and gun shots. it is it not headaching sense. it is senseless. our hearts are with everybody. everybody parent and mother and father and grand mother and mother and brother and sister and all of the other children . >> everybody is doing. and a couple of frens weep haven't groten in touch w. we hope everything is okay with them. >> you might have heard there was a description of glass on floor there was glass all over the school. nfiver responders had to figure out their own way to force their way in the school and make sure thes were protected. we'll be right back with more aed had. -- ahead. >> all right. gena, we are looking for answers as to what happened. we'll hear more from the state police. they promised a new's conference. if it takes place we'll have it here live on fox. this is how mommy learned... ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios it's hard to see opportunity in today's challenging environment. unless you have the right perspective.

my brother is locked up here, too.t him on the phone one day thinking we wasn't going to click but we did. >> for angela, it's an emotional time. after four months of visiting with bernard through a glass window, today they will finally be allowed to make physical contact. >> that's my first time being able to touch him. >> hey. >> hey, babe. >> crazy. read my card. today is the first time that we have to touch each other. i just want you to know this day will never be forgotten. i love you and i always will. >> man, i love you. >> i love you, too. >> why you can't sit close to me? >> ya'll can't sit like that. ya'll can't sit like that. >> it's not easy being with someone in jail. it's really not. no, i'm happy being with him, but it's not easy. but we doing a good job working out our problems. we will make it work. >> i try to get a visit five days a week. i try, but it's not allowed. >> steve nicolas and tarius grissom are cell mates at the turner gilford knight center, one of the newer miami-dade facilities. both m

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locked doors but one of the doors couldn't lock. can you imagine?udents have stories of being completely terrorized because they could hear what was going on in the hallway and the shouting and the gun shots. they tried to find some sort of safe area if it was a bathroom or a closet. these kids will be traumatized for a long time, if not a a lifelong altering moment. >> brian: we will talk to a child psychologist shortly and that will be coming your way. meanwhile, is there a way to prevent something like this from happening ever again or are we just helpless to this kind of violence? that story and that angle of the story is next. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligatio. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks,

a lot of these buildings don't have locks on the inside. and administrators had to lock the doors from the outside, as well. given the events in newtown, connecticut, a couple of days ago, that was on their minds. but it looks like things are at least winding down in the section of the campus we're at but they are restricting access to the tech center and the science building down the street from us. they are still looking heavy police presence on the campus but looks like some people are being allowed back home. >> traffic is heavy in both directions. >> they were diverting traffic as police tried to figure out what was going on so the bulk of the action was happening in bascomb and moorpark. i see an english professor here. let me see if i can grab him on camera here. sir? all right. he is joining us right now. this is an english professor who was just coming out of his building. i'm with channel 5. what's your name? >> charles heimler. >> tell me what happened with you here. >> reporter: so about -- i work in bottom floor of the library

a second bill will make it a requirement that store weapons have trigger locks. the white house says if president obama is also prepared to actively support reinstatement of a u.s. assault weapons ban. california senator diane feinstein plans to introduce new legislation next year. the president would also support new rules for gun shows. attendees can buy guns from private dealers without a background check. >> bay area residents are banding together. ktvuu's health and synced core john fowler here now. >> reporter: what difference with a book make? two bay area grade serials created this one. that may help hundreds cope with their loss. this afternoon 11-year-old tatiana oliver and her 9-year- old sister signed copies of their book, it's okay to cry. a remarkable child's take on grief. >> dealing with your feelings and how to deal with when someone you knew or loved has died and passed away. >> reporter: tatiana wrote it after her father died of a heart attack in front of her. she and her sister plan to send books to sandy hook school children. >> it would make

i don't remember months at a time anyone being locked out, because if anyone was being locked out of the building and the alley, i don't believe would go on for as many months and i been accused of perjuring myself and i'm telling my truth. this is my truth. this is my side of the story. everybody has a side of the story. and you know, i will say it again, in my opinion, i don't really know how the gate was installed. i don't know anything about the permits. all i do, is keep piece in the building and keep it clean. there are a lot of things to maintain, you know ? if i neglected it, when it first came in there it took me months to clean that building, but i'm not complaining. i'm just saying that the building is in good shape. that is it. >> you know why the gates don't work? >> do you know why the gate is not working now? >> yes. >> in my opinion, i haven't experienced the slide bar. there is a slide bar that i think if you lift the two bars from the ground first, it kind of throws it off. but i'm not sure about the slide bar. i know the gate was opened this morning. it's probably

in the south bay, an all clear from police after a report of a gunman lead to a college campus lock down for several hours in san jose. it happened at san jose city college. abc7 news reporter john alston is there live with the latest for us. john? >> carolyn, that all clear came at 7:45. no shots were fired. no gunman was found. for about four hours, no one was quite sure. heavily-armed officers from san jose city college and the city police department swarmed over the campus where hundreds of students were in the middle of their exienl exams. their final exams. the officers searched all five floors of the technology building. >> the scarest part of the evening was when the police came in with their guns basically up. >> on the third floor were journalism students from the san jose college times who took pictures as the drama unfolded. reporters and photographers with the best vantage point. >> they came through the side door, the adjoining classroom and ordered us hands up, drop your cameras, drop whatever you are doing. at which point they told us what they were going to do. they were

the lock down was lifted about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. a school district spokesman said police said they happen investigating a home invasion. police detained one person. >>> another school was locked down after police were called to the campus at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. teachers and staff had students stay inside classrooms till the lock down was over. police haven't released details. >>> the oscar grant case back in court today. a san francisco court is considering civil lawsuits against johannes mehserle and two other bart officers. at issue is whether johannes mehserle has immunity in the civil lawsuit. it could take 2-6 months for the court to make a decision. >>> on friday the supreme court is expected to announce whether it will review prop 8. supporters are appealing to the supreme court after the court of appeals declared it unconstitutional. if they dechain to hear the appeal same-sex marriage could resume within a few days. >>> landlord cannot evict a medical marijuana dispensary because of the crack down on marijuana clubs.

. >>> students released after a room by room search for a gunman prompted a lock down at san jose city college. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. >> tonight we know it was a phone call that prompted heavily armed person that caused a search of the school. we be begin with matt keller on the call that prompted that lock down, matt. >> reporter: julie i just found out in the past few hours that classes will resume as normal tomorrow morning here at san jose city college. this is the technology center building this is where the last of the locked in students were and they were finally allowed to go home just before 8:00 tonight. just after 4:00 this afternoon police say a 911 call was made claiming that there was a gunman on campus. >> i don't know if it was a threat or a hoax but we take everything seriously. >> reporter: fewer than normal because it's finals week. students were evacuated from most of the buildings around 5:00 expect for the technology building. students in the technology building told us they were patted down before they were allowed t

police warn students to lock their dorm room doors when they leave and consider keeping it locked when they're in the room as well. >>> gaithersburg is worried that wild animals will strike again. wild dogs or possibly coyotes killed sheep on their farm. if wild animals attack sheep, a person could also be in danger. >> we have so many kids in the surrounding area, and they all play outside. these dogs or whatever they are are out there, and it is just a matter of time before they attack a person walking or children. >> this was the second attack like this in two weeks. the family believes the sheep are easy prey and could be attacked again. >>> one prince george's county teen may not have gotten a whole lot of sleep last night. she could make history tonight on the basketball court. jasmine hill will look to become the first woman ever to score 1,000 points. right now she has 996 points heading into tonight's game. she'll continue her hoops career next year at howard university. congrats to her. >> it's in the bag. she just has to make two shots. she can get it. >>> it's 40 degrees he

the school is on lock down. there are reports of someone with a gun on campus.a affecting traffic in the surrounding area. south bascom avenue and moor park avenue are closed. you can see a strong police presence here, investigators look to find this person, they believe is on campus with a gun. >> we'll keep updating this. you can imagine the tension there this, is an important week for pacific gas and electric, voting on l to grant pg&e a rate increase to pay for safety upgrades on this system. to show what that would be used for. one of the big lessons from the pipeline explosion is that utility needs to coordinate response to a gas emergency. >> whether a phone call for information about changesvh67x n pressure or flow that, will be available in one location. >> pg&e will be able to operate new valves from this new control center. the building will be operational late next year. >> san jose firefighters coming to the rescue of residents in need. today, temperatures delivered food boxes to sacred heart community services enough to feed 38 families. each box c

>>> students released after a room by room search for a gunman prompted a lock down at san jose city college. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. >> tonight we know it was a phone call that prompted heavily armed person that caused a search of the school. we be begin with matt keller on the call that prompted that lock down, matt. >> reporter: julie i just found out in the past few hours that classes will resume as normal tomorrow morning here at san jose city college. this is the technology center building this is where the last of the locked in students were and they were finally allowed to go home just before 8:00 tonight. just after 4:00 this afternoon police say a 911 call was made claiming that there was a gunman on campus. >> i don't know if it was a threat or a hoax but we take everything seriously. >> reporter: fewer than normal because it's finals week. students were evacuated from most of the buildings around 5:00 expect for the technology building. students in the technology building told us they were patted down before they were allowed t

she, her teacher, managed to take two children out of the hallway, pull them into the classroom, lock the door and move everybody over to the other side of the room. it was very confusing, as it would be in any of these cases, to go and pick up your child once we figured out that everybody was dispatched to sandy hook elementary. i was one of the first parent there is along with a friend of mine. we both figured out what was going on and ran over there. they were smart to get them out of the building and moved them over to the firehouse, but you could see my daughter's teacher was visibly upset as well as many of the children there. and she did a very heroic thing and pulled two kids out of the hallway and just shoved them the class and locked that door up. and the kids are going to suffer from

in the south bay, an all clear from police after a report of a gunman lead to a college campus lock downeveral hours in san jose. it happened at san jose city college. abc7 news reporter john alston is there live with the latest for us. john? >> carolyn, that all clear came at 7:45. no shots were fired. no gunman was found. for about four hours, no one was quite sure. heavily-armed officers from san jose city college and the city police department swarmed over the campus where hundreds of students were in the middle of their exienl exams. their final exams. the officers searched all five floors of the technology building. >> the scarest part of the evening was when the police came in with their guns basically up. >> on the third floor were journalism students from the san jose college times who took pictures as the drama unfolded. reporters and photographers with the best vantage point. >> they came through the side door, the adjoining classroom and ordered us hands up, drop your cameras, drop whatever you are doing. at which point they told us what they were going to do. they were going

means it has to be perfect to lock in, but once it's locked in it's not going to go anywhere.he final pieces where you can't get your hands in or your hammer in, they actually have installation kits. something called a ... i don't know what you call this - a little pull bar. you hook it on the floor. you pound this in and it kinda nudges it over. they're not that expensive but they're nice to have. >>dean: okay, lenny. that ought to fit right there. >>dan: oh, thanks dean. >>dean: okay, so with that last piece in we have everything done on this side. we'll run some shims along the backside to lock it into position. then we can take out this 2x2 and go ahead and wrap up the floor in the kitchen. i'm going to pull out this 2x2, lenny. >>dan: go for it. and i'll keep shimming over here, dean. >>dean: okay. >>miriam: flooring's under control, and we're getting ready for fixtures including a vent fan for the powder room. so here's some stuff to think about if you're going to buy one of those. what we're talking about goes up into the ceiling. takes the moisture in the room and send

a elementary school is under lock down in san rafael.police search for burglars in the area this, all started with a report of a burglary in a house just a block from coleman elementary. the call came in at 3:00 p.m. police locked the school down. we'll keep you updated. police searching for clues in the shooting death of a man in an apartment?kçñ buildg parking lot. the shooting and report of a man with i gun forced a lock down of a nearby school. more lock downs involving schools today, police tell us the victim did0e7ñ not live ine apartments but the family did. >> and we're learning about the incident yesterday in cupertino left this silver car with blown outside windows. a marine was on highway 85 when he heard shots being fired. the pictures from sky 7 hd show you it shut down all southbound lanes for an hour, police tell us it marine was in the targ yitd bit victim of a random shooting. >> and update on a story we first brought you this week about a brazen armed robbery inside of a packed walmart. police want to you take a look a

lock down been arm . nice kick in the legs byinate . every time he gets something going nate is on top . take him and beautiful job for nate . henderson needs to be careful what his next move . it is a hook. and whoso got the better position. nate does . nope, now henderson he's got a hook n henderson looking for his first submission. >> what a made scramble. diaz so tough to finish. >> attacking the leg . diaz wrapped tup. not high enough on the thigh . it is it the right leg needs to be higher on the side to control that need more . benson knee slid past . not in danger. just trapped. >> it is still a dangerous game though. it is getting closer . that is a -- he needs his. henderson's out . what a great battle. [ applause ] diaz said he's okay. and side control. nate rolling under again for a leg lock and he head to be able're careful with the purches. you are committing two arms and one leg to attack and you lose your ability to get the punches x. and you have your opponent in an acward angand he will the knee is too high. elbow to t

i would like to have the circular hole on the upper gate lock removed so you cannot put a lock on it, so it's still openable by anybody, not just maintained by one person with a key. i would like a call box, an automatic gate opener installed so medical transport can pick me up and drop me off, especially at 6:00 to be able to call up to me. something, like you would have on a front door on the building, so somebody could call me on my phone and i can buzz them in and this way i can open the gate for someone coming to pick me up. and something beyond handicapped, a sign on the inside of the gate showing that the gate is a fire exit and to have a light on the sign. because right now there is no fire exit information on the gate. so no. 2, as i might have been over with you all before, and i'm going to put another picture down here. i have brain cancer. i was diagnosed last september, september, 2011. here is an mri picture of my tumor on this side here i'm pointing at. this is me a year later. it hasn't shrunk enough and we're considering having a live awake surgery and i'm still in ta

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in the south bay, an all clear from police after a report of a gunman lead to a college campus lock downeveral hours in san jose. it happened at san jose city college. abc7 news reporter john alston is there live with the latest for us. john? >> carolyn, that all clear came at 7:45. no shots were fired. no gunman was found. for about four hours, no one was quite sure. heavily-armed officers from san jose city college and the city police department swarmed over the campus where hundreds of students were in the middle of their exienl exams. their final exams. the officers searched all five floors of the technology building. >> the scarest part of the evening was when the police came in with their guns basically up. >> on the third floor were journalism students from the san jose college times who took pictures as the drama unfolded. reporters and photographers with the best vantage point. >> they came through the side door, the adjoining classroom and ordered us hands up, drop your cameras, drop whatever you are doing. at which point they told us what they were going to do. they were going

in a locked box? a lot we don't know. drew, appreciate it. >>> for parents, the ordeal began with the word that sandy hook elementary school was on lockdown. the first word that parents got. when we come back, we'll have more about what happened throughout the day. >>> i was in new york, and my wife called me in hissterrics, so i rushed home, and she -- she heard some bangs and she went running into a bathroom. >> it was frightening, it was like my heart stopped beating. i can't even explain it. >> jason carroll gave us a look inside the vigil tonight. we're joined by the church's pastor. what do you say to a parent? what do you say to a parent who is going through the worst possible kind of grief imaginable? >> you know, i had a number of conversations with parents today. a number of people belong to the parish community. the words are few. what can you say? many said thank you for many here with us. we prayed together, hugged each other, a lot of tears. certainly a lot of emotion, and i -- i don't really think it's sett

police say it appears he telephoned the clerk posing as a guest who was locked out of his room. the clerk headed up there and in the stairwell the masked man pulled a knife, forced her into an empty room and sexually assaulted her. >>> still ahead tonight is the chill back in the air to stay? could we get a warm-up for the weekend? let's hope. so topper will let us know for sure up. >> next how the redskins' archrival nearly cost our team the fight song. this is weird story, but you'll like it. >>> you've heard about the clock ticking on america's fiscal cliff, but what really happens on january 1st to you? this is a 9 news fiscal cliff note. fact, if congress and the white house don't reach an agreement, your paycheck is going to go down. the reason? because the tax withholding in your paycheck is going to increase. here's the back story. the current payroll tax cut is set to expire december 31st. in dollars and cents this means that your payroll tax withholding is going from 4.2% to 6.2%. now why is this happening? many of the policies expiring at the end of the year like the

. >> schools are on lock down. the medical examiner and investigators are collecting evidence and going to the gruesome task of identifying bodies of 27 victims, including the shooter who shot himself after killing six adults and 20 kids, inside that have school. what we're now being told, what i've been told by investigators and federal law enforcement sources is that shooter killed his mother, shot her in the head in the home they share, here in newtown, connecticut this morning. then, took the three weapons she owned, a glock, a sig sauer handgun, and he gained entrance to the school through security, and then, opened fire. we know police responded. you heard the tapes we know they called in reenforcements. officers didn't waist time. they went into the school got kids in the survivors out of the school, moved them to a nearby fire house, set up as a staging area that. is where frantic parents were directed to collect their children, and take care of their kids, and get them home, safely, sean. >> sean: a couple

i am not sure at the specifics of the lock down. >> nothing makes sense like this. no it doesn't. our hearts are with everybody. every parent and mother and father and grand father and mother and sister and brother for all of the children. >> she seemed to be doing okay. but a couple of friends we haven't gotten in touch with. we hope that everything is okay with them. ncoming up more live coverage from newtown, connecticut and why the plice are in the school. detective mark fur@6 >> tonight the investigation in the connecticut mass shooting is only beginning. the homicide detective mark furman joins us. >> good evening. >> mark, you and i go back a long time talking about all of these cases. this one tonight, right now as we talk. the medical examiner inside of that classroom, and bodies still in the classroom and trying to determine ideptity. i can only imagine how difficult it is for the police and medical examiner and families and everything. this has to be done, doesn't it? >> it does have to be done, greta and unfortunately, i can imagine what it looks like and you try to pu

had to lock him up out of population several times. >> the only conversation that we really are -- orcontact that we really have or anything, as you can see, is yelling. i've had to do things i didn't want to have to do, you know, beating people up and stuff. i was a young kid then. i'm older now. i was 16 years old when i got busted, and they waited till i turned 17 and tried me as an adult. maybe if i had stayed at home and ate dinner with my parents and things like that and listened to my mother or my sister when she said, mom is worried, and you never stay at home anymore, and you're always out partying with your friends, and you care about them more and so on, things like that, well, if i hadn't been doing that and i was staying at home, you know, maybe i would have grown up to be a mechanic. maybe i would have been a guy with three or four kids right now, a lovely wife, a pretty wife, a home. i would have something, you know? i have none of those things, you know, because as the road, the path, that i took. >> joe sears is 42. he will be eligible for parole in 2009 if he can kee

in a locked box? a lot we don't know. drew, appreciate it. >>> for parents, the ordeal began with the word that sandy hook elementary school was on lockdown. the first word that parents got. when we come back, we'll have more about what happened throughout the day. of washington about the future of medicare and social security. anncr: but you deserve straight talk about the options on the... table and what they mean for you and your family. ancr: aarp is cutting through all the political spin. because for our 37 million members, only one word counts. get the facts at earnedasay.org. let's keep medicare... and social security strong for generations to come. >>> i was in new york, and my wife called me in hissterrics, so i rushed home, and she -- she heard some bangs and she went running into a bathroom. >> it was frightening, it was like my heart stopped beating. i can't even explain it. >> jason carroll gave us a look insi inside the vigil tonight. we're joined by the church's pasto pastor. what do you say to a parent? wh

and also about how schools are locked up these days.s very unfortunate but you have to think of somebody blowing them up. it is unfortunate state of affairs but reality these days. >> denise, i'm sorry that that reality was visited upon your daughter today and everybody else. i wish you strength and peace in the difficult days ahead. thank you for talking tonight. >> thank you so much, anderson. >> there will be a lot of difficult days ahead. let's go back to soledad. >> as word started to spread throughout the state today, certainly so did the shock and horror and now there is the grieving. >> you can never be prepared for this kind of incident. what has happened, what has transpired at that school building will leave a mark on this community and every family impacted. i only ask that our fellow citizens here and around the world who offered their assistance remember all of the victims in their prayers. >> that was connecticut governor's governor malloy speaking earlier today. he said his main objective is working with federal and loca

been locked up twice for it. there's documentation on one, there's going to be another documentation on another one. and if you keep going and you don't take a cellie, guess what happens? >> what? >> indeterminant shu. >> the shu is the secure housing unit, where inmates live under the harshest restrictions in the entire state. while shu inmates usually get their own cell, they lose all other privileges. >> so you don't get visits. >> no, not really. no. no, it's -- nope. >> i'm just telling you -- >> i have, but they don't matter. >> i'm just telling you, in order to be a programmer, you have to show that you're willing to be socially acceptable with somebody else in your cell. in other words, you're a program failure. that's all i'm trying to tell you. >> okay. >> you don't want to do it, but you're going to do it, okay? >> okay. >> i'm serious. you don't have to marry him. >> yeah, i mean, it seem that way. you're placing this inmate in the cell with me. i mean we're not -- we're not outside the cell all day.

my mom, but she's locked up herself. so i'm on my own. i need to do whatever i can because nothing is free anymore. >> once he arrived at the work release facility, he met with sergeant david gowan for an orientation. he soon discovered his new life wouldn't start as quickly as he had hoped. >> right back here in the visiting room. >> the first two weeks you need to calm down, take it easy, okay, get acclimated to the facility, learn what's going on, get used to the schedules, the routines, and things of that nature. after the two weeks, they're going to go ahead and they're going to give you a counselor orientation. you cannot go out job seeking until that counsel orientation is done. it's very crucial. >> i will review the rule book. if i have any questions i'll be sure to direct them to you. >> yeah. feel free. >> watching paul in the work release center was a little sad. he seemed like a fish out of water, and i could tell at that point he started to get nervous. you know, he had lived for 26 years in prison. he knew what to do there,

the nfl stadium is in lock down. we'll go live to elizabeth. >> yeah, uma, we know that 25 year old kansas city chiefs player died of a self inflected gunshot. police have not released the name because the incident is under investigation. they do say the shootings are connected and happened within five miles was each other. first neighborhood in kansas city . the second shooting happened in the teams training facility near the stadium which is why the facility was on lock down and continues to be on lock down. here is a spokesperson from the police department. listen. >> when we arrived, a lady came out and said her daughter was shot by her boyfriend several times inside of the residence. we got a call in regard to the person in the parking lot with a handgun. the black man talked to the coaches out in the parking lot and as officers pulled up and they heard the gunshot and the individual took his own life. >> we have heard from the kansas city chiefs team. they have released a statement. we can confirm there was an

still a lock -- long time away, but the table is being set for winter which starts on friday. meteorologist bernadette woods will be talking about how chilly it's going to be this weekend coming up shortly. >>> thank you. with christmas one week away, local police are trying to crack down on people trying to steal your identity. the identity theft protection agency life lock taught 150 law enforcement officers how to guard against the growing crime. maryland is ranked in any event in the nation for identity theft. >>> if you're hitting the road expect to have company. according to aaa more than 40% of the 5 and a half million people in the washington region plan to travel 50 miles or more over the holidays. aaa says the average trip will be more than 700 miles and more than 90% of holiday travelers plan on driving. >>> and still to come on wjz, eyewitness news at noon, a violent police standoff in pennsylvania comes to an end. whatwhat happened and the latest on the gunman. >>> a judge rules on a request to pull thousands of samsung products off the shelves. >> and a cool and