pauline marois was taken from the stage by her security team. it's not clear what the gunman's motives were. if he was politically motivated, it would add an ugly dimension. >> pauline marois acknowledges the cheers of her supporters at the rally before the shooting took place at the back. the new premier was whisked off the stage by her security guards. it seems many in the crowd are not aware of what had happened. >> there's police activity just outside. >> they've got somebody detained. >> outside, police and captured a masked gunman identifying and later as a 50-year-old man. they have not identified as weapons, but footage shows a rifle and pistol at the scene. one person was pronounced dead and a second person wounded. the suspect started a fire at the back of the building. they have no reason to believe anyone else was involved. after the suspect and -- as the suspect was being taken away, he was heard shouting in french "the english are waking up". some now say the potential for revival of tensions between french and english speakers in

we will continue the conversation with professor pauline lipman after the break. rhoda rae gutierrez will be out on the picket line with your kids today. phil cantor teacher in strike captain at a high school, a member of teachers for social justice. we're talking about the teacher strike today, the first time in a quarter-century teachers' strike in the third largest district in the country, chicago. ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're continuing on the teachers' strike in chicago, the largest are the first strike and a quarter century in the third largest school district in this country. the mayor is rahm emanuel, the former chief of staff of president obama. pauline lipman is with us, director of the clever to for equity and justice and education and on the cord and the committee for teachers for social justice. the teachers have just gone out on strike. professor, put this in a national context, what this means, what the chicago strike means for the nation. >> then morning. as i said i

. >> reporter: johnny says he was living in downtown san jose with his girlfriend pauline about 5-1/2 months ago when police told them it would be better if they move to kelly park. >> you know that it would be safer for us to be here than on the street. >> reporter: safety was a concern yesterday after small fires started near their encampment on story road and remalard court. the fire department called them minor fires but for people living next to kelly park they are anything but routine. >> because the brush here is very close to where i live, it's concerning because i have a small child. so the fires have been a concern for me. >> reporter: the santa clara water district has spent $62,000 on a new approach to clean encampments. it led to the removal of 60- tons of trash. however it did not achieve the desired outcome, preventing reencampment. as for johnny and pauline, they are still waiting for the city to help them. >> we're waiting for the help. >> reporter: as for the city, leaders are expected to meet at the end of october to discuss the next steps on the clean up. >>> polic

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the shooting happened as pq leader pauline marois was speaking. she had just won election as the premier. security whisked her from the stage. she wasn't hurt. police arrested a suspect. he reportedly shouted the english are waking up in french. quebec is unique in largely english-speaking canada. 80% of the province speaks french. >>> the columbian government says it will begin peace talks next month. the two sides have been in conflict for nearly half a century. columbian president said talks with the forces of columbia started in the first half of october. he said the two sides have been on official contact. he announced in february that it was halting kidnappings and ready to hold peace negotiations. the rebel group has been engaged in terrorist activities. it calls for narrowing the wealth gap but it has weakened as the government has been putting pressure on the group through increased military action. >>> the japanese government is working towards easing age for beef. raising the age limit would not pose a health hazard. japan banned import

the new premier, pauline marois was giving her victory speech when spots were fired. she was whisked away off the stage by security. live coverage shows the crowd, even the commentators were unaware of what was happening at the time. one person died, another was wounded after a gunman opened fire from the back of the auditorium. as he pled outside, police captured the 50-year-old man. the footage of the takedown reveals a pistol and rifle at the scene. right now you mentioned a motive is still not clear, was marois a direct target? police don't know. she's been vocal about independenting their independence from canada. it's important to note as a suspect was being dragged away by police there he reportedly shouted out in french, the english are waking up. mar maroi soirks got back on stage and finished up the speech and asked the crowd to leave peacefully. angie goff, news 4. >>> maryland will be well represented on the second day of the democratic national convention. maryland senator is scheduled to speak and so is congressman chris van hollen. he's been asked to ac

. >> reporter: celebrating her election as quebec's first female premier, pauline marois's security guardsquickly rushed her off stage. the gunningman set a fire outside before police caught him. one victim died in the theater. another was critically wounded. a heavy set man in his 50s, the shooter was wearing a ski mask and a blue bathrobe. he was heard shouting in a mix of english and french. the anglos are waking up. there's going to be payback. it's enough, want to make trouble. it's not clear if he was trying to shoot marois but the attack could be politically motivated. marois is the political leader of the quebec separatists who for years aimed to secede from canada. the firing started after marois started speaking in english, something rarely done. after the shooter was arrested. marois returned to the stage and calmly asked her supporters to leave peacefully. >> i want to tell you from the bottom of my heart, thank you for being there with me tonight. thank you. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, terrell brown, new york. >>> political violence is extremely rare in canada. murder l

victory speech on the provinces nearly like the leader one other person is a critical condition premier pauline marois was brushed off stage on harm point he's arrested the suspect a man in his fifty's armed with to don's. someone calls for an answer militarizing both sides in the syrian conflict speaking out of the general stanley park in the world so that crisis has taken a brutal term while the hands of thousands of people are believed mr layton violence. and china wants the u.s. to back off and let southeast asian nations resolve their own disputes out of her visit to regimes secretary of state hillary clinton urged four nations to work together on the issue of the south china sea. and that's an r.t. will bring you our special report stay with us clegg. we had to earn it i mean we have to earn it every single day of our lives we have to get up every morning we have to go to work and you know we have to pay our bills and we have to do it and that's just the american dream and if you want the american dream you have to go by the laws i figure spoken like the great granddaughters when they wer

pauline was not hurt. the heavy set suspect in the blue bathrobe could be heard saying the english are being woken up as he was being put into a police car. >>> the cleanup is underway as they rocked that country early this morning. two people are dead. one of them suffering a heart attack in all the madness. some homes collapsed and a landslide or a number of them blocked roads. one official says costa rica hasn't seen an earthquake like that in 50 years. >> let's take a live look at the democratic national convention. locally, the senator and congressman will have their turn to speak tonight at the floor of the convention. the big headliner is former president, bill clinton, and one of those eagerly awaiting that speech is virginia's very own congress member, gerry connolly. thank you for joining us. i know a lot of your constituents in virginia are just the folks you hope president clinton will bring along with his message tonight. >> we're looking forward to hearing from bill clinton. we think he's goi

. -- pauline care the pickup truck jumped the curb and had two women on the sidewalk. >> the college student that was lost last week was found in the sacramento river. >>mark: the dow jones is down 31. right now. we had the job report. in drop because people stop looking for work. >>da: -- >>rob: we are now expecting and hoping that carnegie-- that earn a team will do something. >> to the government make money and lose money and this deal. >> they made a lot of money. if you look of bank of america of, you need financial stocks to lead the stock market. i i'd seen-- aig, the government is going to make money at it. this is where executives made millions of dollars. >>mark: is this something that had to be done? >>rob: it was almost biblical in proportion. >>mark: let's talk a bucket seat any --jc penny. >>rob: they have given 1.3 million haircuts. the place is starting to show sometimes -- signs of turnaround pin they're trying to get people in there to shop. they're giving free haircuts. >>mark: h-p is cutting 2000 jobs. you have talked about this before. you like this strategy. >>r

pauline marois was removed from the stage in precaution. a man opened fire, killing one person and wounding another. such shootings are unusual in canada. >>> secretary of state clinton was in beijing earlier this morning, meeting with chin needs president hu jintao. >> interesting. the first convention she has missed since 1968. she's been in the game a long time. >>> back here at home, the remnants of isaac are leaving much of the east coast sopping wet for the second-straight day. soaking downpours swept in yesterday, triggering flooding and stranding cars down from vermont to virginia. the storm triggered an apparent tornado in bell mar, new jersey. the winds toppled trees and thankfully, no one was hurt. >>> and tropical storm leslie is on a slow approach to bermuda, stirring up 65-mile-per-hour winds. it's now on track to hit the island sunday morning as a cat 2 hurricane. it's too early to tell if leslie will hit new england, though. it will kick up rough surf along much of the east coast. tropical storm michael has formed out in the

less than two hundred years after they came beslan russia for the game think they should know now pauline in theory c.s.i. real acting the clash. this week the u.s. presidential candidates have been touring key states to secure support for november's election republican mitt romney to barack obama to the gulf coast a visiting areas hit by hurricane isaac those have been a lot of the harsher touring between the team obama supporters accuse romney of paying little attention to who was sold this by tim mcgraw all the republican and slammed obama's first time as a foreign policy failure vowing that he would get tough with the russian however mosul shiela him professor william robinson says this letter will choice for american voters. there's no real significant difference between the republicans and the democrats regard to the economic program both ortiz are beholden to transnational corporate interests particularly to the banking interests or oil interests to the u.s. military industrial complex this is a longstanding reality of u.s. electoral campaigns increasingly their personalized increa

the victory speech of the province's newly elected leader one other person is in critical condition pauline was rushed offstage unharmed police have arrested a suspect a man in his fifty's armed with two guns. the u.n. calls for an end to militarizing both sides in the syrian conflict speaking at the general assembly banki moon said the crisis has taken a brutal turn all of this while the tens of thousands of people are being forced to flee. china warns the u.s. to back off and let southeast asian nations resolve their own disputes ahead of a visit to beijing secretary of state hillary clinton urged the four nations to work together on the issue of the south china sea. why those are the headlines or not so you next are the sporting headlines of poor and possible news on the future of russia. thank you very much aurore reports on the russian capital in the coming hour plus all of these stories. reigning champion sam stosur as the french for u.s. open crown is over after a grueling three set defeat to top seed victoria azarenka before bad weather and play for the day. road to brazil manager f

gunfire which or this week rocked canadian politics just as the newly elected premier of kit bag pauline mariah gave the acceptance speech one man was shot dead and another seriously wounded after the shooting suspect has been taken into custody while shouting in french that quote the english are waiting. for the winning party particularly quad could once again raise the question of whether the bag should to gain independence from canada while it's still unclear whether the shooting was politically motivated the action highlighted anglo-french divisions in the province. thank you well most people are condemning this shooting obviously it's not something anybody expected to happen especially on election night the mayor of montreal has come out to express his condolences to the victims he says that he walk safely in montreal without a bodyguard and that no one could see this coming i spoke to some people after the shooting last night who were at the gathering of the patsy which is our sovereign his party where the leader was giving her victory speech after she won the election and they sai

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news just in here on our newly elected premier pauline marois has been rushed off stage during her acceptance speech as a man fired from the crowd that's according to local media police have arrested the suspect has just elected a separatist party which could lead to referendum on independence from canada. in other news the un calls for dan to militarizing both sides of the syrian conflict speaking out of the general assembly bunky moon said the crisis has taken a brutal turn tens of thousands of people are fleeing deescalate violence. and china warns the u.s. to back off and let south east asian nations resolve their own disputes they had over a visit to beijing secretary of state hillary clinton urged the four nations to work together on the issue of the south china sea. about at the top of the hour with more updates in the meantime here's paul with the latest sports. thank you very much marina welcome along to the sports headlines here is what's coming up. the reigning champion says defense of how u.s. open crown is after a grueling three set defeat to top seed victoria azarenka before bad

be in court today. 62-year-old richard bain is accused of opening fire at montreal building where pauline moraur was giving a victory speech. he was arrested after setting a small fire. he was wearing a mask and a bath robe. police are trying to figure out a motive in the shooting. >>> today residents will sound off on a plan to expand the h street street car line. it would extend the benning road line to the minnesota avenue metro station or the benning road metro station. the meeting is held tonight along minnesota avenue at the department of employment services at 6:00 and it is open to the public. the project is estimated to cost around $200 million. if approved, the line should open next year. >>> coming up on 4:51 now on this thursday morning, a steamy thursday morning at that. >> we'll try to keep our hair together, veronica! >> exactly. that's our trouble, not aaron's. >> what are you talk being? this takes a lot of work every day. >> and the humidity affects it? >> right. so, it's a little wet right now, and we're going to see those showers hang on until 8:00 a.m. or 9:00 a.m., b

in the suspect is being held by police the shooting interrupted the acceptance speech of premier pauline marois who was telling her supporters that quebec needs to become a sovereign country canadian radio journalist michael boyer said this will have consequences for an already divided society. it was where the victory speech was being held and. essentially was did what they call the pac tea cake was that was elected that they had been in opposition for quite some time and they were elected as the minority government that's when when the leader was making her victory speech and she was hustled off the stage very quickly then we later learned from what we saw on camera the night is that somebody was arrested somebody burst into the back of the building then sean somebody in the vestibule saw one man died another injured and somebody else was taken to hospital for a shot at some very sad because as he was being hauled away into the cop car as it's you know the english will are waking up and they are referring to you know the very defensive nature if you have not taken a question you know t

and go back after a man opened fire during a victory speech of the newly elected separatist premier pauline marois was rushed off stage on harm. the u.n. calls for an end to militarizing both sides in the syrian conflict with tens of thousands of people fleeing the asco laying violence. and china warned the u.s. to back off and land southeast asian nations resolve their own disputes as hillary clinton visits beijing. doesn't are going to live from moscow i'm marina josh enough forty year old man has been killed in call back after shots were fired during the new premier is acceptance speech one other person was also critically injured premiere a pulley marois the leader of the province a separatist party was rushed off stage unharmed a suspect is in police custody canadian radio journalist michael boyer explains the possible fallout of the attack. it was where the victory speech was being held and. essentially would be what they call the tactic of because that was elected that they had been. an opposition for quite some time and they were elected as the minority over in august when you leade

victory speech on the promises newly elected leader of one other person is a critical condition premier pauline marois was rushed off stage on harm police arrested the suspect a man in his fifty's armed with two guns. the one calls for an end to militarizing both sides in the syrian conflict speaking out the general sami ban ki moon said the crisis has taken a brutal turn tens of thousands of people are fleeing escalating violence. china wants the u.s. to back off the lead southeast asian nations resolve their own disputes over a visit to beijing secretary of state hillary clinton urged the four nations to work together on the issue of the south china sea. up next here in r.t. we'll talk to german journalist for his firsthand accounts of the syrian conflict. as the conflict in syria continues to unfold under the watchful gaze of the world's media there are all those that say that we aren't receiving the full picture of what's going on on the ground in the embattled middle eastern country now one of those people joins me right now manuel oxon the writer thank you very much for speaking to me tha

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now on to canada where gunshots rang out at the victory celebration for new premier pauline mara one person was killed and mara herself was quickly offered off the stage uninjured after the first shots were heard. police identified the gunman as sixty two year old richard henry bain owner of a hunting and fishing shop and apparently little small fire behind the building where the rally was held before being detained he was wearing blue a blue bathrobe over black closed arm armed with a pistol and a rifle it's unclear if the gunman was actually aiming for a raw but she later returned to the stage and asked the crowd to peacefully disperse historically canada has been split in recent months between the government and the people who are protesting student tuition hikes the likes of which have the country has never seen before the hikes caused days of mass protests and riots throughout montreal and massive political fallout yesterday voters headed to the polls of quebec to choose their new parliament in an early election the longstanding liberal party has been in control of go back for n

now on to canada where she gunshots rang out at the victory celebration for newly elected premier pauline merah one person was killed in another gravely injured by robber self was quickly our shoot off the stage and injured after the first shots heard police identified the gunman as sixty two year old richard henry bang bang apparently little small fire behind the building where the rally was being held before being detained he was wearing a blue bathrobe over black clothes armed with a pistol and a rifle still unclear if the gunman was actually amy for mara however she later returned to the stage and asked the crowd to peacefully disperse canada has been split in recent months between the government and many protesting student tuition hikes protests the like of which the country has never seen before yesterday voters head to the polls and go back to choose their new parliament in an early election the long standing liberal party had been controlled of quebec for nearly a decade but many blame the party for the extreme crackdown on pro protesters and rampant corruption them this brings us

and at the time the shots were heard pauline marois was telling a crowd of supporters that quebec needsto become a sulfurous country independent journalist robert harness says the rift between english and french canada is only getting wider. it would be nice to believe that the man is just a lunatic it's pretty clear it is email be a lunatic but he is motivated by the divisions in canada one has to remember that divisions go both ways. because the english canadians under the british empire always ruled the roost the french canadians began to become very bitter about this and inevitably over time that has caused many problems and they want autonomy and i think that it is going to revive a passion in the person or a way to put it that's putting it hurt a little bit emotionally obviously it will and some english canadians feel very strongly about this of course to some french but i don't think the. it's going to change us long term view of that situation of quebec in canada tactically obviously she isn't going to want to stir up passions it in quebec why would certainly hope not well clear

>> epicenter in maryland, fiscus -- at this center in maryland, pauline fiscus cares for people their family members, who often feel overwhelmed. >> it can be very stressful. try some of that. does more than hand at medications. she loves to help the disappearance at mealtime. encourages them. and she is always ready with their loved ones to at night and on weekends. >> i might get a phone call from that says i need help or this is what happened with my mom. think i should do? i am able to steer them in the direction. >> she says she would not trade anything in the world. >> if you have a family member tell them what you have done, them to be a better care giver. better son, brother, words cannot describe. the satisfaction and pride you in knowing that you had a partner. >> you can see how passionate she is. not busy enough, teaches sunday school. >> what a great story. what a great person. forext, a very special trip who spent most of his life fighting cancer. where he is going now. >> members of this church will tt >> robin roberts is recovering marrow transplant. hopes to leave the

quebec's new >> pauline marois was removed from the states.lear if she was the waset of the mass shooting a 50-year-fied as old man. marois was removed stage uninjured. as the suspect was being dragged to the police cruiser, he was heard shouting "the english are waking up!" charlotte, some of the names took tot stage before opening night including maryland governor o'malley. came fromal speech first lady michelle obama as she appeal to undecided voters. m charlotte. >> being president does not change who you are. t reveals who you are. [cheers and applause] first lady michelle obama husband voters her behind working with every tough decision he makes as president. >> for barack, success is not about how much money you make. difference in making people's lives. >> president obama and their daughters watched the speech from the white house. talks a lot about fixed. things he has i will tell you massachusetts was not one of them. working families have paid price for mitt romney's success. face. a new san antonio mayor julian latino deliverst a k

authorities are trying to determine if the gunman was trying to shoot pauline marois all speaking on stage at the time. security goner off the stage and police arrested the 50-year old gunman after he ran outside and said a small fire. in charlotte democrats pulled out all the stops at the democratic national convention. >> president obama, locked in a tight battle with mitt romney. he called on speakers to emphasize the president owes his success as while criticizing his challenger. no more from charlotte on what had the biggest impact. >> bolster its -- voters feasted on a buffet and democratic means, but in the end it was the lady who knows the president's best who said this election is personal. cheering democratic off their three-day convention in charlotte last night and focused their messages highlighting president obama's accomplishments >> . with 29 months in a row of a private-sector job growth, president obama is moving america forward and not back. he said he would end the war in iraq and he has. >> many were critical of republican rival mitt romney, including the first l

cheryl: one of the things that republicans have is pauline. >> that's correct.hat is right about how obamacare, is a dog that hasn't been working in the election. except working through the back door and the medicare debate after romney selective paul ryan. you had a two or three cautious weeks. >> the dirty conscience and cautious. [laughter] [talking over each other] cheryl: both of you should get rest are going to have a 150 days. thank you so much. still to come, president obama gets tough on china. but is it too little too late is our national debt a national security threat? benazir question of the day. we will have a reagan adviser, art laffer, with us next i'm so glad you called. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial inf

. >> this reminds me of the famous comment, i think it was pauline khail in 1972.xon have won? i don't know anyone who voted for him. a lot of reaction from the polls is from people who don't know anybody personally voting for candidate they oppose. this reflects the fact the electorate is polarized and sorted geographically, people aren't aware there could be significant numbers of people on the or side. >> bret: polls are flashes in time and they tell people -- you don't say you're a republican or democrat. you say which party do you identify with now? >> i don't think it's a conspiracy. if you accumulate polls together, you get a small error. >> bret: panel, thank you. when we come back, as i said. a different show. we will go step-by-step through the libya narrative. what did the administration know? what did they say? what did they do? it's been a busy week on this story. we thought we'd wrap up the week like this. [ male announcer ] introducing a reason to look twice. the entirely new lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. d

cheryl: one of the things that republicans have is pauline. >> that's correct. that is right about how obamacare, is a dog that hasn't been working in the election. except working through the back door and the medicare debate after romney selective paul ryan. you had a two or three cautious weeks. >> the dirty conscience and cautious. [laughter] [talking over each other] cheryl: both of you should get rest are going to have a 150 days. thank you so much. still to come, president obama gets tough on china. but is it too little too late is our national debt a national security threat? benazir question of the day. we will have a reagan adviser, art laffer, with us next cheryl: okay, so if i were to ask you what is the greatest security threat facing the nation today, would you say terrorism or perhaps china? what about our national debt? several leaders gathered in washington to assess the impact of america's debt crisis on our national security. certainly in his art laffer and a former economic adviser to president reagan. that was the story today. was that the de

as for johnny and pauline they are waiting on the city to help them get out of the youngl. >> we want the help and we are still waiting. >> reporter: i contacted police but they didn't get back to me . city leaders scheduled to meet at the end of october to discuss the next steps. >> in about an hour family and friends will mark six months since sierra lamar went missing. she was last seen march 16th on her way to school. in may a man was arrested and charged with murder based on dna allegedly found in his car. today's memorial started at 6 p.m. in morgan hill. they plan to pray and release balloons in her memory. a young redwood city man who went missing last month has been found. the family of eric hagler were worried. he had last been san been seen in san carlos. he was found safe. they didn't say where he was found or where he was during his absence. >> chicago schools will stay closed again tomorrow as striking teachers debate over a new agreement. they met to go over the proposal but never voted on it. the three year deal would offer minor races, some said they are not happy wit

quebec's newly elected premier pauline marois was rushed off stage after shots were fired.n killed. the suspect now in custody. >>> fire officials say it could take a week to surround a wildfire in los angeles. so far flames are staying away from homes and other structures. the fire has burned about 3600 acres and is at least 15% contained. >>> jurors begin deliberations in the drew peterson murder case today. closing arguments wrapped up tuesday. the former illinois police sergeant is charged with the 2004 drowning of his third wife. >>> a remarkable survival story out of oregon. 94-year-old pilot jack haggerty is lucky to be alive after the brakes on his cessna failed causing him to nosedive and crash at an airfield in toledo. hagerty, who is a flying legend in the area says he's never crashed in his 70 years but says now may be the time to hang up his wings. >>> now here is brian williams a look at what's coming up tonight on "nbc nightly news." >> hey, natalie, coming up tonight when we join you from here in charlotte at the democratic convention before president bill c

the new premier pauline marois was giving a victory speech when shots were fired. she was whisked away and not hurt. one person died and another was wounded after a gunman started shooting from the back of the auditorium. police captured the man. they say he's 50 years old but would not comment on the weapon. cameras at the event show a pistol and a rifle at the scene. now, still unclear why he did it. police don't know if marios was the direct target but becodo know the attack happened right after marios started speaking in english which is rare in an event like this. they want independence from canada and as the suspect was being driven away by police he shouted in french, the english are waking up. tensions between the french and english in quebec has proved violent before. reporting live in the newsroom, angie goff, news4. >>> 5:17. a former susan g. komen for the cure insider is out with a scathing account of the charity's decision to stop grants to planned parenthood. karen handel's planned bullyhood is due out next tuesday. she resigned earlier this year. he

pauline was elected yesterday. body guards ushered her off the stage after the shoot. a 62-year-old man was arrested on the scene. the suspect was over heard shouting in french quote, the english are waking up. when he was taken into custody. >>> the search is on for two gunmen who kidnapped a los angeles bank manager and strapped possible explosives to her stomach. the bank manager says she was kidnapped and held overnight then taken to a bank of america in east l.a. the gunman robbed the banker ordering workers to take money outside for them to take. there's no word on how much they got away with. a bomb squad was brought in to defuse the device. >> the transportation security administration is testing drinks bought by travelers after they have been screened at check points and waiting for flights near airport gates. this video shows tsa agents testing drinks in the airport in columbus, ohio. this was taken over the labor day weekend. the agency says the policy of checking drinks near airport gates has been in place for five years now. so this is not new. but the vid

quebec's premier-elect pauline marois was whisked off the stage as she gave her victory speech. she was not hurt. police arrested a 50-year-old man and found two guns at the scene. >>> jury deliberations in the drew peterson trial start later this morning. the former police sergeant is accused of murdering his third wife. kathleen savio's body was found in a bathtub in 2004. peterson wasn't charged till after his fourth wife stacy disappeared in 2007. she's still missing. >>> amateur video shows the ominous clouds from a destructive storm last night in new jersey. the national weather service has not determined whether the reported funnel clouds ever reached the ground to become tornadoes but the storm did take down trees, damaged cars and homes. >>> still a little thick out there today. howard said we could see some thunderstorms later thank. he'll detail that. plus, the seven-day forecast has high temperatures ranging from the 90s all the way down to the 70s. he has details at 5:15. >> in sports at 5:22, the orioles pull into a first place -- [indiscernible] -- with the yankee

in court today. 62-year-old richard bain is accused of opening fire at the montreal building where pauline marois was giving her victory speech, killing one person and wounding another. bain was wearing a mask and a bath robe when he was arrested. police are still trying to determine a motive for the shooting. >>> the defense lawyer for jerry sandusky says his client regrets not taking the stand in his child sex abuse trial. it appears sandusky was going to testify during his trial. in june, a jury found him guilty on 45 of the 48 counts of sexual abuse against young boys during his time at penn state. he is expected to receive his sentence later this month. >>> the man who brought the nfl back to baltimore is in the hospital this morning. a cleveland television station is reporting that art modell is gravely ill. modell gained national attention back in 1996 when he decided to move the cleveland browns to baltimore, where they changed their name to the ravens. he eventually sold all but 1% of the team. a ravens team spokesman says modell is at johns hopkins hospital but did not know his c

in court today. 62-year-old richard bain is accused of opening fire at the montreal building where paulinearois was giving her victory speech. one person died and another was wounded. he was arrested wearing a mask and bathrobe, apparently. police are still trying to figure out a motive for the shooting. >>> this morning, police in los angeles looking for suspects who kidnapped a woman from her home and then forced her to rob the bank she manages. the robber strapped what appeared to be a bomb to her chest and sent her into a bank of america yesterday morning. the woman called 911 shortly after the robbery. the bomb squad determined that device was not a real bomb. police say at this time they have no reason to believe she was in on the bank robbery. the suspects got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. no one was hurt. >>> 5:17 now. a falls church woman is expected to get out of the hospital today after a frightening encounter on a fairfax county lake. 83-year-old lillian peterson says she was finishing up a swim on lake bancroft tuesday night when a 50-pound beaver came out of nowher

security moved in to rush pauline from the stage. it is unclear if she was the target.e is the leader of a party which favors separating the french speaking province of quebec from canada. reports say one person was killed and another was wounded, and the alleged shooter is now in custody. >>> firefighters say it could take a week to fully control a massive wildfire in southern california. the fire burning for three days now in the san gabriel mountains east of los angeles. 3600 acres have burned. the terrain and warm temperatures there making it tough to fight that fire. the lack of wind keeping the flames from moving toward the l.a. suburbs. the fire close to 25% contained. now back to "on the record" and i will see you at 5:00 a.m. latino vote, republicans sure want it. go to -- so do democrats. parties going out to support the latino vote. and tonight the first latino key note speaker ever at a democratic convention. >> it doesn't cut education, transportation and cut job training it doesn't just pummel the middle class, it dismantles it, dismantle what's generation

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pauline mars oi's bodyguards rush her off the stage.man set a fire outside before police caught him. one victim died and another critically wounded. a heavy-set man in his 50s, he was wearing a ski mask and bathrobe. he was heard shouting in a mix of english and french. the ang ainge -- they're waking up nlt want to make trouble. it's not clear if he was trying to shoot her, but it could be politically motivated. she's the leader of the separatist. she aimed to secede from canada. the shots were fired after she started spooki speaking in engl. she wanted to assure english speaking citizens their rights would be protected. after the shots were fired, she returned to the stage and calmly asked them to leave peacefully. >> i want to tell you from the bottom of my heart, thank you for being there with me tonight. thank you. >> for "cbs this morning," terrell brown, new york. >>> it is now time to show you some of the headlines from around the globe. the boston globe reports on a government effort to make uncontrolled blood pressure more of

. >> reporter: celebrating her election as quebec's first female premiere, pauline marois's guards rushed off the stage. the gunman set a fire outside before police caught him. one victim died in the theater. another was critically wounded. a heavyset man in his 50s, the shooter, was wearing a ski mast and a blue bath robe. he was heard shouting in a mix of english and french. the anglos are waking up. there's going to be expletive payback. it's enough. want to make trouble. it's not clear he wanted to shoot marois. she is the leader of the quebec separatists. she went for years aiming to secede for canada. the shots were fired just after she started speaking in english to asure english speaking citizens their rights would be protected. afterwards, she returned to the stage calmly and of course adhead ask /* asked her supporters to leave. >> thank you for being here tonight. thank you. >>> it is now time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. the "boston globe" reports on a government effort to make uncontrolled blood pressure more of a public health priority.