meagan's sister annie. thanks to you both being back with us.appreciate the fact that you came back on the show. paul, i will start with you, is this move the industry agreed to take, is it enough? >> i don't think it is. i think it's a great first step. it's a wonderful development but we're concerned about two things much one is that the possible backsliding. if we drop the legislation, and they have the option to change as they go forward, that would be a problem. and more importantly, we want this to be an opt out. meaning when you get a phone, buy a phone, that the function gnats on the -- functionality is on the phone, you choose not to have it work you can do that. we think it is opt in where people have to go find it, far few people will take at advantage of the function. gerri: so you want people to be forced into the situation of being using this kill switch. i understand. annie, to you, what did you make of this when you heard the industry was moving in this direction? >> it was excitings news for our family because this is something

. >> officers, david hamilton and meagan mcgee each have years of experience at second-guessing where inmates like to hide contraband. >> okay. i found two razors that were removed. the blades were removed from the disposable razors. and these can be melted into a toothbrush handle, used as real good slashing instruments because they are solid, very sharp razors. >> there's another one. >> looks like my partner has found another one. i'm going to confiscate these. they have about 20 of them. and they're only supposed to have, like, one each. >> this was manufactured from a bed spring. >> officer steve feudner works for san quentin's investigative unit, where they keep a collection of confiscated inmate manufactured weapons. >> the inmates pry a portion of their bed spring off of the bunk rail. they straighten it. they sharpen it. and this inmate used string for the handle. these weapons are very well made, extremely sharp. very deadly weapons. >> we got about a two inch, two to four inch piece of bed spring that's missing out of here. >> it's not red painted. >> strange. >> top or bot

meagan of our chicago station wbbm is tracking this storm front as it moves east. >> good morning and good morning to viewers in the west. east coast under the threat of severe weather from florida to the peninsula with potential for strong winds. the storm system pushes eastward. there's snow on the northern extent that could dump as much as two inches from midwest to east coast. in the west, there's another storm system coming on shore for pacific northwest bringing rain and mountain snow. california will remain dry. 71 in los angeles for the high today. 86 degrees in las vegas. phoenix 91 degrees. looks like seattle and portland both in the upper 50s. >> megan, thanks. >>> president barack obama is asking russian president vladimir putin to tell supporters in ukraine to back off. white house officials say the two leaders discussed the crisis on the phone yesterday. president barack obama warned putin moscow would pay a price for separatist activity in ukraine. earlier the a russian fighter yet repeatedly flew by the oust navy destroyer in the black sea. we are in one of the cities

martha: 389-year-old meagan huntsman is charged with murder. investigators think she gave birth to the babies between 1996 and 2006. the ex-husband, is their father. bill: teachers returning to franklin regional high school near pittsburgh after yesterday's mass stabbing that injured 21 and a security guard. classes resume on wednesday. four of the victims still in the hospital. all listed in critical condition. police say they still don't have a motive for the 16-year-old suspect. his name? alex rye ball. -- hribal. martha: pro-russian separatists seizing police building in eastern part of that country. [shouting] the mob defying a warning from the ukrainian government that it was preparing to take military action against the protesters. amy kellogg live in london. amy, this situation is clearly escalating in ukraine. what is the latest? >> reporter: martha, that's right, it is really escalating the last few days and what's happening more and more towns, municipal buildings are being taken over by these pro-russian activists. in all about 10 t