new york he is a legal analyst in the news decoder and lionel media dot com in washington we have remington greg he is counsel for civil justice and consumer rights at public citizen and in athens ohio we cross to richard vedder he is a professor of economics at ohio university senior fellow at the independent institute and the author of the forthcoming book restoring the promise higher education in america all right gentlemen crossed the rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate lionel let me go to you first hear what we have found out from this scandal is something that i think a lot of us had suspicions about i spent ten years of my life in the university of california system i saw questionable practices but you know i didn't have any proof that i wasn't the f.b.i. but you know we this story has been in the public realm now for over ten over a week now but it i think really at the core of it is how i've been traduced much of it is that we really have a fetish for a status and it's not about merit and if you have if you have the means and the privileg

and of course it's too costly were ripping off the costumers ok i mean i don't really go to remington here because that was the key word customers consumer rights remington and i think that should be that should be the wake up call for us and i think that's the trajectory in which we should look at this scandal here consumer rights go ahead remington in washington exactly as the as a consumer advocate and as the millennial on the panel i just have to say that it is unfortunate but you know guess what this wasn't something that we dreamed up this wasn't something that we said hey i would love to get into six figures of debt in order to again then we were told essentially that this was the best way to move up in the ladder and that's why this case is so shocking because these parents and these children they have immense wealth and privilege and no matter what they do they'll be able to move far but for a lot of people the only way to continue to move up the ladder in order to get into the next ring the next rung of the american have any of that is to go to really to me and let me ask yo

i want to talk about this case involving remington firearms.at these families can't come after remington because of the marketing. this is how the claimant worked. essentially they were marketing to the shooter, he was troubled, playing violent video games and remington should have known better than to market the guns the way they did. that is part of the lawsuit. >> it is the heart of the lawsuit was my heart goes out to these families because adam lanser killed 20, fourth-graders with a semi automatic weapon. we hope they can be successful in learning something from these manufacturers. 2005, congress enacted a law that protects gun manufacturers from being sued or crimes committed by their weapons. shannon: the lawyer for remington's this is a tragedy we can never forget no matter how much we wish these children and their teachers were not lost and the damage not suffered the law needs to be applied dispassionately and he is saying this is horrific. everybody agrees on that but should the manufacturer bear liability? he says no. it is about

what the gun manufacturer has done and what we are seeing remington for they took that to the extreme do whatever we want and marketing to disturbed young men saying this is the next best thing to being in the military and this is what you need to be a man. >> what was the marketing? >> some of the sloganses are consider your man card issued and forces of opposition, bow down. the next thing to being in the military and kind of slogans they were using and sorts of stimulus the shooter for my son responded to and why the ar-15 made by remington is the mass shooter joyce of weapon. >> what is the next step? >> the next step is discovery and fascinating because we will have access to the internal documents to remington and what were their sales/marketing and strategies and how did they determine their go to marketed plans to sell these weapons to these people and will show they need to be responsible. it's not about making them stop manufacturing the guns. this is about holding them accountable and responsible, much similar to the tobacco industry years ago had to change their practices.

liz: let's switch gears to the remington case.e has standing for the people suing there. >> that's always been very controversial because the point is, you talk about established liability for a gun maker. then you get into the guns don't kill people, people kill people. liz: the supreme court is saying the marketing for there is gun glorified it and made it attractive to young people. >> that's why they turned around and said you can get past the preliminary stage and go forward. liz: will you come back and talk to us about that. i wish i had more time. you are great, doug burns. thank you very much. we just told you about the legal fallout under way in the college sheeting scandal. we'll break down how we got here in the first place. how the alleged cheats capitalized on a flawed system. all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay info

the ruling is a victory for the families who have argued that remington, the nation's oldest gun makerbility in the shooting rampage. the families say the company glamorized the rifle used in the sandy hook attack and marketed it as a weapon of war. >> all we want is our day in court, for the law to be upheld, and for a jury to decide our case. >> reporter: 20 children and 6 adult staff members were killed by gunman adam lanza at sandy hook elementary school in 2012. >>> meanwhile, butterball is recalling 78,000 pounds of raw ground turkey products due to potential salmonella contamination. impacted products are dated july 26th, 2018, and have the establishment number est p-7345 inside the usda mark of inspection. the cdc reports at least six cases of illness from salmonella have been reported in three states, minnesota, wisconsin, and north carolina. no deaths have been reported. >>> and tesla has unveiled its new crossover suv, the model y. it will cost between $39,000 and $60,000 depending on configuration. the model y is about 10% bigger than the model three, seats seven, and featu

remington glorified the weapon in marketing to young people.ton denied wrong doing and previously insisted it cannot be sued under federal law. >>> for more of the top stories, let's check in. >> here are top stories we're following this morning. empire actor jussie smollett pled not guilty to lying to police about being a victim of a hate crime. police say there is evidence showing he planned and helped stage the attack himself. if he's convicted, smollett could face up to three years in jail. his next court date is april 17th. this morning, former texas congressman beto o'rourke announced he's running for president. he made the announcement from a video along side his wife. he gained national attention when he ran against republican senator ted cruz last year and nearly beat him. he narrowly lost the race and draw larger than expected crowds nevin conservative areas. he is now in iowa where he is at a scheduled event over the next couple days. the treasury secretary is saying he will submit the president's privacy. he was asked about it this

return an emissions scandal is rocking academia among the nation's a leader in the united states remington a greg of public citizen lenses a hand to sort through the scandal and before we go one quick stock to know apple which is traded on the nasdaq has seen their stock jump in the town's couple of weeks take a look at that meter spike that happened around march eat much of that can be attributed to the bevy of positive news that company has gotten lately jumping around ten dollars over the past week and as we go to break here are the rest of those market numbers at the closing bell. louis. it's up to the government to step in and be a player in the economy not just an enabler for monopoly you know the government should be competing for health care and drug prices they should be competing in transportation and education and they should offer an alternative people should be able to get a public utility bank for example account and get out of the matrix of the big wall street banks they don't have that often they should have that option and therefore you would restore competition in the eco

remington has denied any wrongdoing. the 20 children and six educatorred died when i gunman opened fire in that school in 2012. >>> say man accused of stabbing a woman to death inside her home in san he say has been charged with first degree murder. carlos carranza appeared in a san jose courtroom yesterday. he is accused of stabbing to death 59-year-old bambi larson inside her home last month. >> our office will hold him fully accountable if this brutal murder show can he die in prison. >> carranza is an undocumented immigrant from el salvador, has a long criminal history. ice had lodged multiple detainers against him but without a warrant, local law enforcement officials can't honor federal detainer requests. san jose's mayor says he believes police should not engage in federal immigration enforcement but in the case of felons being held in custody, he says that is a different situation. >> the county should be communicating with federal authorities when a violent or predatory felon is likely to be released. an that is

. >> gun-maker remington can be sued over how it marketed the rifle used in the massacre. >> all we wantour day in court. >> glor: and, once homeless, he's now been accepted by 17 colleges and counting. >> this feels really great. i feel accomplished. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. and we're going to begin with this president's first veto, and the widening divide over a wall. the republican-run senate today firmly rejected the president's declaration of a national emergency at the border. a dozen republicans sided with senate democrats. the final vote was 59-41. the veto hasn't officially happened, but it will, the president promised. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> for me, this is a constitutional question. >> reporter: utah's mitt romney was one of 12 senate republicans who broke with the president today... >> the joint resolution is passed. >> reporter: ...voting against his emergency declaration. >> this declaration is a dangerous precedent. >> reporter: the president responded with one word: "veto!" >> we're going to have hundreds of miles

stock is getting squeezed and later in the mission scandal has walked that video among the elites remington a great public citizen is here on him to sort through the scandal all that directly ahead but first we've got some headlines let's go to. the latest fallout from the defeat to from the defeat device emissions fixing scandal the folks wagon leads our global report today as the u.s. securities and exchange commission charges the company and its former chief executive martin warner korn with effectively defrauding investors as he complained specifically alleges that the company and its c.e.o. misled investors when it sold thirteen billion dollars in bonds in two thousand and fourteen and twenty fifteen while the installation of the so-called defeat devices was known to vokes wagon executives as east as e.c. says that by concealing the emission scheme evokes wagon wreaths hundreds of millions of dollars in benefit by issuing the securities a more attractive rates for the company invokes wagon has struggled to put the emissions cheating scandal in the rearview mirror since the scheme was r

the gun maker and remington.uled that remington can be sued for making the rifle that was used in the sandy hook massacre. i'm wondering what effect do you think this will have on the gun industry? >> any mass litigation, this idea that you can go back to look at tobacco litigation. the idea that you can sue these makers of guns or any sort of dangerous type of item, is going to have a tremendous effect. it will result in not only an individual that was harmed by guns but every lawyer out there who is ready to file the lawsuits to go after it. >> andrew we have to leave it at that. thank you so much for coming in. good to see you. >>> the top military general blowing the whistle when he says google is doing in china. when he just said that has some folks up in arms. >> frankly, it may be not a full characterization of the way it really is. it's more of a direct benefit. she can stay with you to finish her senior year. things will be tight but, we can make this work. ♪ now... grandpa, what about your dream car? th

let's talk about this case involving remington firearms.onnecticut supreme court throughout part of a lawsuit, they can come after them because of a marketing paired this is how they claimed it works, they say essentially they were marketing to adam landa, the shooter, troubled, playing the violent video games, and remington should have known better than to market their guns the way they did, that is the heart of the lawsuit. >> it is the heart of the lawsuit, and my heart goes out to these families because he killed 20 first-graders with a semiautomatic weapon. we hope that they can be successful in peeling back the onion and learning something from these gun manufacturers, but i've got to tell you, in 2005, congress enacted a law that protects these gun manufacturers from being sued for crimes that have been committed by their weapons. >> shannon: james vote, a lawyer for remington, says this is a tragedy, we can never forget it, but no matter how tragic, no matter how much we wish these children and their teachers were not lost in the da

the families sued remington. remington claims it can't be sued under federal law. >>> abc7 news was in san jose. the unions want local governments to >> you do the math. 50 agents is not nearly enough to contact over 22,000 high risk individuals throughout california. >> police union leaders urge californians to support senate build 230. it will give police officers more training. >>> jussie smollett was back in court today. he entered a not guilty plea. charged with more tha of disord conduct. abc news reporter with the latest. >> reporter: standing before a judge in chicago. >> we waive formal reading of the indictment. >> reporter: actor jussie smollett pleading not guilty. >> i don't know if y'all have been reading the blog examines all of that foolishness but it has kind of been a tough week. >> reporter: last thursday a grand jury charged smolette of 16 felony accounts. it was back in january, that he told police that he was a victim of a hate crime. put investigators contend smolette orchestrated the attac

. >>> connecticut supreme court advances a lawmaker against gun maker remington. they're being suededbout the way it marketed its bush, they said remington glorified the weapon marketing it to young people. the court did allow the adrtising claim to stand. >>> hundreds of local high school students moved class outside. >> they went to capitol demonstrating against gun violence in schools. megan mcgrath reports. >> reporter: classes were just getting under way for the day when students at spring brook high school walked out andd bo bus bound for the metro st tion. thens are calling for tougher gun control laws, u specificallyversal background checks they want an end to the school violence that has become all too familiar to their generation. >> i'm a kidup growing always looking at the tv seeing other kids atdieing. how i feel. i'm just hurt we've gotten to the point where lot of people don't care because it's become the new norm. we have to make sure we do everything we can. we have a moral obligation to speak out and do the right thing. >> reporter: the first sch

that suit alleges remington who makes the bushmaster ar-15 rifle used in the massacre that killed 26.ington shares in the blame because of the way the company marketed the gun. >>> one of the first things they asked about, president trump's tax returns and whether he would comply with the request to hand them other. >> if i receive a request, which i presume from what i read in the press i will rereceive, i will consult with the didn't of treasury and i will follow the law. we will protect the president as we would protect any individual taxpayer under their rights. >>> also on the hill today, patrick shanahan, he's up before the senate armed services committee answering questions on the defense budget for 2020, but he's also asked questions about the crash of boeing 737 max-8s where he was once tied to boeing as an executive. >> international watchdogs and citizens in washington recently asked the didn't of defense inspecker general to investigate whether you have broken any ethics rules by promoting boeing while you served as deputy secretary of defense. do you support such an inves

remington tells cnn it is their policy to not comment on pending litigation., plaintiffs did speak out. >> they have said today that the gun industry may bear certain responsibilities to provide a solution to this epidemic that we have, and it could start with responsible marketing. >> reporter: plaintiffs argue the ar-15 was designed as a military weapon and has always excelled on the battlefield. they cite bushmaster's 2012 product catalog that shows military holding the weapon with the narrative, "when you need to perform under pressure, bushmaster delivers." defendants know as a result of selling ar-15s to the market, individuals unfit to operate these weapons gain access to them. plaintiffs, however, do not include the fact that in that marketing, bushmaster also focuses on the civilian recreational market, long-range shooting events. a trade association for the firearms industry says the ar-15 platform rifle is widely owned by americans who use them for target shooting, competitive shooting, hunting, and self-defense. the families of children lost that d

connecticut's highest court ruled that gun maker remington can be sued over how it marketed the ar-15 rifle for civilian use. the gun was used in the 2012 mass school shooting that left 26 people -- mostly children -- dead. thursday's ruling have immunity from liability. justices issued a 4-3 y hook families for the lawsuit to go back to bridgeport superior court. connecticut senator richard blumenthal applauded today's decision.sen. richard blumenthal(d) connecticut< that is a bombshell victory. it will change, potentially, the american legal landscape and it is due to the courage and strength of those families who have fought up hill against the odds every step of the way."> (ken) the families released a statement saying that they are quote "grateful that our state's supreme court has rejected the gun industry's bid for complete immunity, not only from the consequences of their reckless conduct but also from the truth-seeking discovery process. let's get a check of the weather around the bay area.... time now for the 4zone forecast... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawren

the gunman used remington's semi-automatic "bushmaster" rifle to kill 20 chiand six staff members. a lawy for victims' families said they will pursue wrongful death claims that the company orified the gun in its marketing. >> nobody is above the law. that's really the takeaway from the decision. and even a gun company that is powerful, even a gun industry that is politically connected, and even in the face of some statutory protections, no industry is fully above the law. >> woodruff: remington has long denied it did anything wrong. it has also argued that federal law shields gun manufacturers from liability in most cases. state legislatures in arkansasan utah have approved bills to ban most abortions after 18 weeks of pregnancy. the restrictions, adopted wednesday, would be among then tougheste nation. arkansas' governor is expected to sig while utah's governor is still weighing his decision.f a wide swathe country spent another day under assault from a late-winter storm. it brought white-out conditions and flooding in nebraska, plus heavy rain in the dakotas and iowa. in colorado

the families claim remington knowingly marketed its ar-15 rifle to people for offensive military styleemies. connecticut law does not allow ads that encourage criminal behavior. remington's ar 14 bushmaster model was used by the shooter in the 2012 sandy hook massacre. >>> coming up, new zealand's darkest day, 49 killed, dozens more injured at a terror attack at two different mosques. we are live in christchurch, new zealand when we come back. ♪ - [woman] with shark's duo clean, i don't just clean, i deep clean carpets and floors, so i got this. yep, this too, and this, please. even long hair and pet hair are no problem, but the one thing i won't have to clean is this because the shark's self-cleaning brush roll removes the hair wrap while i clean. ♪ - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. online tax service getting you? stop by your local jackson hewitt and get all the benefits of a tax pro. with jackson hewitt you get 100% accuracy and our max refund guarantee. so, switch to jackson hewitt. open late and weekends. so, switch to jackson hewitt. i saw my leg

connecticut's supreme court has reinstated a wrongful death lawsuit against gun maker remington arms, brought by family members and a survivor of the 2012 sandy hook elementary school shooting. the massacre saw 20-year-old adam lanza use a remington-manufactured ar-15 bushmaster semiautomatic rifle to kill 26 people, including 20 first graders, in less than five minutes. thursday's ruling in connecticut opens the door for families to subpoena internal documents from gun makers, which could reveal how corporate executives sought to appeal to young people in marketing campaigns and ads. one such advertisement featured an image of an ar-15 with the caption, "consider your man card reissued." meanwhile, hundreds of students left classrooms in the washington, d.c., area and marched on the capitol to demand new gun control laws. similar protests played out around the country, marking the first anniversary of the march for our lives rally against gun violence organized by survivors of the marjory stoneman douglas high school massacre in parkland, florida. in a stunning rebuke to the white ho

. >>> a lawsuit by families of the sandy hook school victims against remington will now be allowed to proceed in a narrow vote earlier today, connecticut supreme court overturned a lower judge's ruling recommending to made the firearm ufirear -- remington made the gun used. >>> and a 43-year-old man being chased by police ran in to a restaurant carrying an explosive twice. police arrested hip and dm and d the guys without anyone being injured. >>> and this bald eagle caused a commuter headache in washington, d.c. after landing on railroad tracks forcing authorities to shut down the blue and silver lined. the injured bird was taken to a wildlife center. we hope he's okay. or she i don't know that is the news update. back to you, your honor. >> bill, thank you very much >>> position ones traders making bullish bets on an energy stock up 5% this week alone. jon and pete have that coming up >>> and a check of the s&p sectors. basically flat finaiancls taking the top spot "halftime report" back after this you're searching for something more... ...red-blooded. right this way. you thirst for

what did remington do? what it always does.ell completely legal firearms point is to shut down gun companies making the second amendment relevant. the tragedy was a pretext to increase the power of a few over the many. that'sea always the way it works. already tonight you are hearing calls in this country for curbs on free speech in response to the new zealand massacre. jeff bezos' newspaper wasted no time on the entire thing of free flow of ideas that are, quote, spreading hate for the censorship class more control is always the solution.rs fan more people, squelch ideas and go deplatform someone. a writer at the chicago tribune almost immediately blamed fox news for what happened in christchurch. you can see what's coming. it's already happening.dy but it won't work. censorship does not make us safer. instead it drives forbidden ideas under ground where they fester and explode. if you really wanted to stop horrifying acts of violence like the one we just saw in new zealand, like the ones we have seen repeatedly over the past

the connecticut supreme court ruled sandy hook families can sue remington for how it marketed the ar-15 style rifle used in the school shooting that killed 20 children and six educators. the lawsuit challenges federal laws protecting gunmakers from legal action if their firearms are used in a crime. >>> on capitol hill today a rare act of defiance from the republican-led senate voting to undo president trump's declaration of a national emergency along the mexican border. 12 republicans joined democrats in the 59-41 rebuke of the president's plan to use emergency powers to fund a border wall. all this ratcheting up a power struggle over control of the government's pursestrings. hallie jackson now with late details. >> yeas are 59. >> reporter: a republican rebellion tonight, an embarrassing blow to president trump on his signature issue. 12 senators in his own party joining with democrats to try to block the national emergency he declared to get more money for the border wall he wants. >> the joint resolution is passed. >> reporter: for republicans it's about reining in unfettered pres

it will pave the way for a gun manufacturer called remington to potentially be held liable for the 2012t sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. one of the mothers, nicole hockley, said nobody has blanket immunity. there are consequences. we want our day in court to see why they do this this way and what needs to change. joining us now here in studio is a lawyer for the sandy hook families and my friend david wheeler, whose son was killed during the shooting. i want to thank you both for being here. thanks. this was a big win today. >> thank you, rachel. >> david, let me ask you about this ruling. obviously a close ruling. 4-3. you prevailed. what was your reaction? >> well, it was overwhelming, of course, in a lot of ways, but when i think back into the months and weeks of when we learned about how this industry works and when we first saw those advertisements that you showed earlier tonight, absolutely shocking and overwhelming in that respect as well. i mean, none of us had any idea that this kind of thing was prevalent. i just don't understand as i look at it what kind

new york he is a legal analyst on the news decoder and lionel media dot com in washington we have remington greg he is counsel for civil justice and consumer rights at public citizen and in athens ohio we cross to richard vedder he is a professor of economics at ohio university senior fellow.

company's stock is getting squeezed and later an emissions scandal has walked academia among the elites remington a drag of public citizen is here on him to sort through the scandal all that directly ahead but first we get some headlines let's go to. the latest fallout from the defeat to from the defeat device emissions fixing scandal folks wagon leads our global report today as the u.s. securities and exchange commission charges the company and its former chief executive martin warner korn with effectively defrauding investors as he complained specifically alleges that the company and its c.e.o. misled investors when it sold thirteen billion dollars in bonds in two thousand and fourteen and twenty fifteen while the installation of the so-called defeat devices was known to bokes wagon executives as east as e.c. says that by concealing the emissions scheme evokes wagon wreaths hundreds of millions of dollars in benefit by issuing the securities at more attractive rates for the company vokes wagon has struggled to put the emissions cheating scandal in the rearview mirror since the scheme was reveal

new york he is a legal analyst in the news decoder and lionel media dot com in washington we have remington greg he is counsel for civil justice and consumer rights at public.

company's stock is getting squeezed and later an emissions scandal has walked academia among the elites remington a greg of public citizen is here on hand to sort through the scandal all of that directly ahead but first we got some headlines let's go.

twenty children and six staff were killed in 2012 by a gunman using a remington ar—15 bushmaster.ies knowingly marketed a military grade weapon, unsuitable for civilian use. it's widely expected to go to the supreme court. there've been protests in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro after delays in the investigation into the death of a local politician and lg bt activist. a former police officer and another man were arrested earlier this week in connection with the killing a year ago of marielle franco as well as her driver, but it's still not known who ordered the murder. a former british soldier has been charged with murder almost half a century after bloody sunday, when 13 civilians were shot dead by british paratroopers on the streets of northern ireland. the man, identified only as soldier f, faces two counts of murder and four of attempted murder. the decision to prosecute one soldier has been met with mixed feelings from the victims families as emma vardy reports. etched into the fabric of this city, the events that unfolded on bloody sunday have cast a long shadow. # we

return an emissions scandal is rocking academia among the nation's elites or in the united states remington a greg of public citizen lenses a hand to sort through the scandal and before we go one quick stock to know apple which is traded on the nasdaq has seen their stock jump in the town's couple of weeks take a look at that meter spike that happened around march eat much of that can be attributed to the positive news the company has gotten lately jumping around ten dollars over the past week and as we go to break here are the rest of those market numbers at the closing bell. it's. the. rule of fighting oh oh oh oh dear it's crazy you know. been a real good shots to begin murders goals all our life. becomes our last community young people are deciding if they want to be not like their parents not like them liberals. the blacks are always drug school. again you always have problems but you are going to focus and walk is the most ubiquitous known out there most police departments use it almost over stores in the schools that they could get their hands on in common with them twenty four hours

the families of victims filed a lawsuit against the gun maker remington.hey claim the company marketed the gun as a weapon of war. >>> 6:52 am. three houses gutted in a massive fire in the east bay. why crews experienced a big setback while trying to reach the same. >>> police in the bay area are increasing patrols at local mosques. it comes in the wake of a terrorist attack in new zealand where a gunman opened fire during afternoon prayers at 2 mosques, killing 49 people. more on that coming up. ng 49 people. more on that coming up. >>> it is 6:56 am. i am katie nelson live in the newsroom. 49 people are dead after shooting at two mosques in new zealand. the gunman live streamed the entire rampage on facebook. the video stream went on 17 minutes as a gunman could be seen walking up to the doors of the mosque and opening fire, shooting everyone he saw. the video also shows the gunman going back to his car to get another gun out of the trunk. and a 70 page manifesto posted to a twitter account, it appears to belong to the government, he identified himself a

the families of sandy hook shooting victims filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the maker remington. they claimed the company glamorized the rifle used in the move movie rampage and marketed it as a weapon of war. >>> flight data recorders from the ethiopia airlines plane that crashed this week or at the french air accident investigation headquarters. all 157 people aboard that flight were killed. the 737 max 8 aircraft made by boeing were grounded bike caution. a retired pilot and former airplane crash investigator believes the decisions to ground the plains are premature. he says a lack of training and experience among other pilots in other countries could be part of the problem. >> there has not been an incident on american carriers. they have been five reports of this handling but it is been handled very simply because our training is good. >> reporter: the grounding of the boeing 737 max 8 aircraft are causing some problems for united, southwest and american airlines. >>> the "bomb cyclone" racist toward canada now. it continues to batter some communities with snow, floods and

these are live pictures of a freight train dailment in the remington neigorhood, in the northern part of the city. the baltimore fire department says nine csx cars tumbled off the tracks there, crashing into the road below. all the cars were empty and there are no hazmat concerns here. first responders don't believe anyone was hurt. all train trafficthe area rail and but light marx service are not impacted. >>> more breaking news now, five gang members are underes a for the murder of a teenager from northern hevirginia. >> 16-year-old stabbed more than 100 times. his body dumped on the side o a road and set on fire. police tell us the victimo belongede ms-13 gang and so did the five murder suspects. chris gordon joins us life from palmer park with the breaking details. chris? >> reporter: jim and wendy, we just got an update from the chief of the criminal investigation division. he calls this a brutal gang murder where the 16-year-old was stabbed over and over again, his body driven to stafford county, virginia, dumped by the side of the road and set on fire. police say this is the sc

in fact, the weapon, a .12 gauge remington shotgun, had been purchased just for the killing.hen they traced it they discovered it had just been bought from a walmart near cornell. >> so we sent investigators down there, and as they began to look into that, they found that the gun had been purchased by a young man named whitney knickerbocker. >> newly purchased. >> newly purchased. >> by a new name all together here. >> correct. >> the purchase had taken place february 2015, the same day charlie left cornell. the store had surveillance video of charlie's friend and fellow fraternity brother buying the shotgun, video that was shown to the jury. the frat brother was never accused of having anything to do with the killing. charlie had apparently convinced him to help buy a gun. >> friends say that whitney was told by charlie that he was going to go on a hunting trip so he asked whitney to help him. >> of course the prosecution says there was no hunting trip, charlie was planning a murder. in fact, before he got the friend to buy the weapon, surveillance footage showed just how in

. >>> you co-own the historic town hall building in remington, virginia. the town council is trying to sell its historic town hall for $129,000, according to the times, it moved to a different building a couple of years ago. the building was built in 1905 and first used as a bank andt still has the bank's safe, in fact, inside it. the building also once served as the town's two cell jail which is also part of the cell but a time capsule that is imbedded in a wall will be removed. very cool. >>> all right. we have the results of an alarming udy. adhd medications may cause psychosis. advice if y have a child on the medication, plus for the first time, the safety of >>> working for your health this morning withetails on a new study on adhd medications ee prescribed to and young adults. the report shows those drugs may cause paranoia and hallucinations. researchers found patients who had been newly prescbed am fet minz were twice as likely to develop psychosis than those medications like rit alynn. either class is still relatively rare but patients and their p

on thursday, connecticut supreme court ruled that remington, the gun maker, could be sued over the wayt marketed the way it was used in the sandy hook shooting, the type of rifle used in most of the shootings. talk to me about what you think about that. >> listen, i am thrilled. the sting of accountability and liability will force these manufacturers to maybe start behaving more responsibly. let's think about it this way. in the year my daughter was killed, smith and wesson the gun that killed my daughter, manufactured 5,000 for private sale. they're the only manufacturer that made large numbers like that. the business executives who make the sales goals. one outcome of that is going to be dead innocent americans. there's no way around it. so let's force them about how they came out with those sales goals. let's force them about how they get these weapons. they like to talk about them as sport weapons, they would go hunting. if they believed that, they would take the action on gun safety measures. they want killers to keep from getting these weapons. they are putting them on the street

perhaps more important, they can now begin the discovery phase, which is what a big company like remingtonnufacturing companies are going to fear. >> why? >> the discovery phase in american courts, in american law, requires that each party open up their books, open up, just splay open their innermost secrets and reveal them to a plaintiff, which can be incredibly damaging to a gigantic company like a gun manufacturer. >> this is how david wheeler, whose son ben was killed during the sandy hook shooting, this is how he reacted to that ruling. >> it's really important for us to be able to see how that marketing and marketing and advertising process is related to what happened to us. it's crucial. and this decision allows us to do that. >> based on precedent, how is this likely to play out? or do we know? >> it's likely to play out for firearm manufacturers that going forward at least, this case heralds a change in how they advertise and market. they have to be very cautious. because the lesson to be taken away from the connecticut high court today is that a firearms manufacturer or a seller

the gun maker remington can be sued over how to market the rifle it was used in killing 20 kids. that just happened on march 14th. now jacinda ardern making this bold move here a week later. >>> a 2020 roundup. beto o'rourke's campaign revaems a new haul and who is looking for a white house support. >> john prohibiting jhickenloop. more when we come back. ♪ and you never felt this type of emotion ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop drop say oh my drop drop drop ♪ ♪ make u say oh my god my drop drop ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop make u say oh my god ♪ i switched. we switched. i switched to chevy. i switched to chevy. we switched to chevy. we switched for value. for family. for power. it was time to upgrade. i switched from ram to chevy. see why people are switching to chevy. we love our chevy. i love my malibu. my colorado. my camaro. my traverse. why did we switch? just look at it. ♪ - [woman] with shark's duo clean, i don't just clean, just♪ ook at it. i deep clean carpets and floors, so i got this. yep, this too, and this, please. even long hair and pet hair are no problem, but the one thing i

connecticut's highest court okay'd the suit against remington for wrongful marketing.ecision based on a federal law that shields gunmakers from liability when their weapons are used in crimes. >>> we are getting our first look at tesla's newest vehicle called the model y. >> it's an electric suv that seats seven and sports a glass roof. tesla will produce four versions between $39,000 and $60,000 with travel range from 230 to 300 miles. >> wow. >>> parents in the uk should avoid the whole my kid is smarter than your kid fight with one mom and dad. >> yes, this is alanna george. she's 4 and now the second youngest person ever accepted to mensa uk. she is obsessed with words and taught herself to read when she was just 2. >> her iq is 140, which means she has superior general intelligence. they say the average adult iq is 100, so she is well above that. she's a lot smarter than you are. >> she is. >> they say she can actually already read herself bedtime stories. >> she's, like, no, mom, i got right. you go t, 100?the iq? >> yeah, you are a good 95. >> einstein and steph