remington gave something and i think remington should be commended in their effort to put this behindrward with our lives. >> richard barber, live from montana, thank you so much for being with us. reminder, we have lots more coverage of this important settlement right now on cnbc.com. kelly? >> scott, our thanks to you both. >>> starbucks is building a cathedral to coffee. they're opening a mega store in seattle that looks like a coffee candy shop. when's behind the move? ceo howard schultz joining us. >>> thousands of americans across the nation protesting the lack of indictments in new york's chokeholding death and the ferguson shooting. "meet the press" moderator chuck todd weighs in and his show this weekend focusing on those issues. he has a preview coming up. they challenge us. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best teractive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud

the remington firearms company has agreed to replace the triggers on a popular model 700 and model seven rifles. these were manufactured between may 1st, 2006 and april 9th, 2014. for years, gun owners have claimed these rifles would fire without pulling the trigger. >>> if you're looking for a parking spot in philadelphia tomorrow, you may catch a break. the parking authority is relaxing kiosk enforcement because of technical problems with credit card payments. that's only for tomorrow and only at kiosks. all safety violations and single space meters will be enforced because they're not affected by the credit card issue. the ppa says anyone who got a ticket on friday or saturday because of the malfunction should contact customer service. >>> talk about an unexpected house guest. police say a woman was cooking this afternoon when a deer burst through the front door of her home. these are photographs she captured herself. the woman called police and locked the deer in the bathroom. but it caused, as you can see, a lot of damage. police got the deer out of the home and released it back int

chester scott took his remington 1911 automatic and blew his brains out in 1937.i like to think of them as willie and joe of the rainbow regiment from alabama. but the military was always the common bond with my old man. i would go down to visit him. and the one thing we were both comfortable in dealing with was his military service and then later with mine. i must -- before i get serious here, tell you that when i returned from korea, i thought i might have done the best job i could do there. i smelled a little gunpowder and i sat down with will. he'd written me one letter while i was there. it was the only letter i got in my whole life. but he wrote me one letter when i was there. and every word was caution, be careful, get behind a log. so, when i came back, he wanted to know what i'd been doing. and i told him, well, i'd been in three operations and i did the best job i could do. and i got to tell you, he was underwhemed. the 167th alabama was in four campaigns. and if you want to count the sudan, he was in seven operations. we were both there about ten months

. >> reporter: bushmaster's sister company remington is the subject of another class action lawsuit.ire inadvertently even if the trigger isn't pulled but the newtown families aren't accusing bushmaster of making a faulty weapon. new york attorney robert fellows says the bar is high. >> if you can prove that in some way the gun would end up in the hands of a proscribed purchaser, someone who shouldn't have the gun, you might be able to show liability but it's going to be very difficult. >> reporter: the families are listing some big named big talent including michael cause curve who represented michael jackson's fan family and karen hinton, a former aide to president clinton. newtown has no plans for any ceremony marking the second anniversary of the shooting. in a related story pew released a survey. 52% of americans feel it's more important to protect gun ownership rights. 46% said the priorities should be controlled access to firearms. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update from sydney, australia, on the hostage situati

. >> reporter: bushmaster's sister company remington is the subject of another class action lawsuit, the plaintiffs in that suit contend the model 700 rifle can fire inadvertently even if the trigger isn't pulled, but the newtown families aren't accusing bushmaster of making a faulty weapon. new york attorney robert cello says the bar is high. >> if you can prove that the manufacturer knew in some way that the gun would end up in the hands of a proscribed purchaser someone who shouldn't have the gun you may be able to show liability, but it is going to be difficult. >> reporter: th families are enlisting big-name legal talent, including mike koskoff who represented the jackson family and karen hinton, a former aide to president clinton. newtown has no plans for any ceremonies marking the second anniversary of the shooting, in a related story, pew research center released a new survey on gun ownership, 52% of americans feel it is more important to protect gun ownership rights, jeff, 46% said the priority should be controlled access to firearms. >> glor: john, thank you very much. the

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she went back to her house, then returned confronting the group with a remington .597 rifle. within minutes, several police officers were at the scene. >> and the children did absolutely nothing wrong. they were just playing basketball like kids do. they don't stay in the house. they're good kids. >> ponzeo is facing several charges and is locked up in the ocean county jail on $175,000 bail. >>> investigators still tries to piece together this deadly school bus accident in bucks county. a teenager died yesterday just trying to catch her bus. nbc 10's doug shimell is live in bensalem, and doug, i know you talked to investigators about how they're trying to get answers as to what happened in this crash. >> reporter: exactly. and police say as they reconstruct or attempt to reconstruct this accident, they know the school bus was coming this direction on bensalem boulevard. they know that minette was walking from her house across the intersection and the suv was coming from the opposite direction on a green light. her friends know the intersection and are trying to dissect what h

that's when ponzio went back inside her home and returned with a remington .597 rifle.ay she was waving it in the air and threatened the kids. >> and the children did absolutely nothing wrong. they were just playing basketball like kids do. they don't stay in the house or -- they're good kids. >> ponzio is charged with making terroristic threats and endangering the welfare of a child. >>> want to update you on breaking news out of new york city. we showed you a short time ago a five-alarm fire burning out of control in the borough of queens at 97th street and liberty avenue in queens. our colleagues at wnbc tv in new york tell us it's an apartment building that's burning. see firefighters on the roof with smoke coming out there. while there are no reports of injuries but we're told this story is not under control in queens, new york. >>> less than an hour, two businesses will host a fund-raiser for the family of the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty in philadelphia. joyce craig died battling a house fire in west oak lane earlier this month when she bec

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