mike tobin is live. the death of this mom, we understand -- the theory that may have triggered this. >> reporter: right. that's the speculation of the texas county coroner, tom whittaker, as reported by thela7l"jx "st. louis post dispatch." meant went to the mother russ 'yzpd4ouwpgafter the shooting spree, and they found her dead on the couch. then possibly the gunman, who found her, win on the spree, went to the additional scenes. four additional houses and shot people in the homes. they are now detailed as three women, four men ages 40s into their 60s. the man police are identifying as the gunman, 36 years old, also found dead 25 miles away in shannon county. looks like the drove to the location, drove off to the side of the road and turned the gun on himself. the first person to call police was a girl possibly a teenaged girl. one police source says she was in the base0. the home, heard the gunshots upstairs, fled to a neighbor's house and police were called. >> so, mike, i just want to draw everybody

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. >> mike tobin in chicago mike thanks a lot. >>> fox weather alert now., new york, and other parts of the northeast dealing with the third major snowstorm in less than two weeks, this one dumping more than two feet of snow on boston proper and creating an icy mess for commuters there again. the massachusetts governor say workers have removed enough snow to fill gillette stadium 90 times. he called it pretty much unprecedented. and snowfall totals above average in many cities. boston had daubl its average amount of snow. portla nÑmaine, more than two feet of extra snow. forecasters say upstate new york, new hampshire, rhode island, could get more than a foot of snow today alone.oolbÑ while some folks in the northeast are using shovels to dig out, others are racing on them. racing on shovels. julia has more on that.#y julia, what's happening? racing on shovels? >> yes. >> show me. >> this is the world championship shovel races from santa fe. >> kids as young as 6 can compete in there. you can see they're suited up with helmets. it started in the 1970vk1Ñs,

correspondent mike tobin tell us how the new guy is going to war with an old opponent. >> reporter: newgovernor of illinois wasted no time calling for a right fight. bruce rain kept employees from collecting fees from those who don't join unions. >> forcing government employees to pay union dee deuce even if they tonight want to be the union, that is fundamentally unconstitutional and against the american system of freedom of choice. >> reporter: the plans to hold the fair share fees in escrow until the inevitable court bat and a where the governor got his first battle. the democratic illinois attorney general, lisa madigan, told the state comptroller that she has no authority to hold the fees so the individual state agencies have been ordered to withhold the money that would otherwise go to unions. >> the executive orderer is pretty bizarre. and lawless. >> reporter: one professor thinks russianers a lax solidify labor unions much the director of i will i'll's largest state employee union industrious fight the new governor roberta lynch writing -- >>> no grapevine tonight so we can int

. >> thanks to mike tobin. with us now wisconsin republican sean duffy member on oversight and investigations, he is one of the lawmakers who called for this field hearing into senator baldwin. mr. duffy, representative duffy, good to have you here tonight. what do you think she's guilty of here? i mean she says that her office sent back letters. but the whistle blower basically said they reached out several times and it took from summer until really january to get any kind of action on three people's loss of life. >> a sad story that continues. the chain reaction of stories that have come out about mismanagement of wisconsin international v.a. system. so a year ago actually in march of last year constituents had reached out to senator baldwin to let her know there were problems at the v.a. and he did receive the report in the fall. and she didn't do anything. and that could have been an honest mistake. but she hasn't talked about that. the real issue here martha, is the fact that senator baldwin fired the staf

correspondent mike tobin on stormy times in the windy city. >> reporter: rahm emanuel went into the mayorallection with every advantage, name recognition, a slick ad campaign created by a war chest that dwarfed all four of his opponents. the president designated a south side historic district as a national monument while campaigning for his former chief of staff. >> i relied on his judgment every day and his smarts every day and his toughness every day. >> reporter: still emmanuel did not get 50%. he didn't get the black vote. he got a lesson in humility, the first chicago mayor forced into a runoff election. >> to those who voted for someone else i hope to earn your confidence and your support in the weeks to come. >> reporter: emanuel was painted by his opponents as an establishment candidate, a friend of the clintons. the second place go-getter jesus garcia is anti-establishment. he voices support for senator elizabeth warren. they both get support from moveon.org and garcia enjoyed support from the hispanic community, now almost 30% of the vote in chicago. >> now not the people with the

. >> thanks to mike tobin.w wisconsin republican sean duffy member on oversight and investigations, he is one of the lawmakers who called for this field hearing into senator baldwin. mr. duffy, representative duffy, good to have you here tonight. what do you think she's guilty of here? i mean she says that her office sent back letters. but the whistle blower basically said they reached out several times and it took from summer until really january to get any kind of action on three people's loss of life. >> a sad story that continues. the chain reaction of stories that have come out about mismanagement of wisconsin international v.a. system. so a year ago actually in march of last year constituents had reached out to senator baldwin to let her know there were problems at the v.a. and he did receive the report in the fall. and she didn't do anything. and that could have been an honest mistake. but she hasn't talked about that. the real issue here martha, is the fact that senator baldwin fired the staffer that wa

>> mike tobin. >> oh, that's right! >> remember? please don't do that. as opposed to, get out of here. >> do you what you got to do. >> live tv, you never know what's going to be happen. >> you never want to be kissed on live tv by strangers. how many times have you said that? you never said that. thanks for playing. >> all right. she's no stranger to the headlines. she has the duty today ainsley. >> a minnesota man who joined ismaelian terror group is walking free. he was released from federal prison yesterday. now he's in ice custody. he was among 20 young men around the twin cities who left in 2007 to go and fight for al-shabab. but he came back here to the u.s. two years later and cooperated with authorities to convict other suspected terrorists. he was giving a three-year sentence. >>> this morning a huge bombshell in the murder trial of navy seal sniper chris kyle that could affect the defense's argument. they say the accused killer might not have ptsd. new documents obtained through the freedom of information act show that he