an overview of the of the issue because i think most americans when they hear about concealed carry rights for students on campus that's like will there aren't any right right and people don't really have any jerk reaction to just hearing about concealed carry on can't it's actually our second national conference in the theory we had another one in two thousand and eight and basically our organization feels that concealed handgun license holders where licensed to carry concealed virtually everywhere else in our nation should be able to do so when they cross that invisible boundary that separates on campus from off campus because campbell these aren't crime free zones and they have signed that they. they're gun free zones but criminals don't obey the law that makes them more crime prone zones wrote ok so if that's the case what's the reaction going our students do since get this i mean this is really basic concept around where i was in college there was a desire to want to be like in the campus bubble so now i have to worry about the outside world i can get drunk and throw up on the sidewalk and some ca

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most of you will be familiar to us being referred to as students for concealed carry on campus. while we retain that name come was also transition to using students for concealed carry for brevity and ease-of-use while we still maintain our focus on concealed carry on college campuses. we hope this new name is a streamlined set of practices, package implements double move forward in the legislative and campus arena over the next few years. during the rest of us the other announcements that are coming forward. when people discuss concealed carry on campus, and often appeared to be a theoretical debate. often framed only in the context of the statistical anomaly of a mash shooter or street killer. 110 minutes massacres such as that we saw at virginia tech is the worse the tragedy. realistically it is not the most likely occurrence on the college campus. our university environments are not removed from the real world. rather they are open institutions that are often the cornerstone of local communities their integral part of american society that play host to every type of violent c

i would like to thank students for concealed carry and 2nd amendment foundation for the opportunity to speak with you today. i think this is an incredibly important issue. obviously it looks at the issue that certainly is near and dear to my heart, safety on campus. i have made the academy my home for all of my adult life. with the exception of some brief stints of military service. so it's clearly an issue, very near to my heart. we certainly have seen graphically in the case the tragic case of virginia tech how important this can be. and as the father of a daughter who's about to join the academy as a freshman in college, i'm particularly sensitive to this question in college safety. safety on campus. i wonder if we go might use the question of concealed carry on campus. which by the way, i am in favor of. i think that an adult who has the right to carry, should have the right to carry in all venues , or most venues in our society. i don't think the campus by any means should be a prohibited zone. but i wonder if we might be able to take this debate beyond the usual precincts i think

police say he's been arrested before for drug possession and carrying a concealed weapon. most students say they didn't know caino. >> i was shocked. why would somebody ever want to do that. >> it's still in the back of my head just think being it but since they caught him and stuff i'm not that worried anymore. >> reporter: police say caino was acting alone but not saying very much about his motive. he apparently tried to explain himself while appearing before a judge wednesday morning but his court appointed attorney stopped him. kelly cobiella, cbs news, tampa. >>> vice president joe biden meets with top officials in china this morning, the second day of his five-day trip there. biden was given an honor guard welcoming ceremony in beijing. the struggling u.s. economy will likely top today's agenda. biden will also visit the sichuan province, which was hit with a deadly earthquake three years ago. >>> syrian state tv says security forces have withdrawn from the besieged port city of la takia. president bashar assad told the u.n. all military operations against the protesters have stop

police say he's been under arrest before for drug possession, burglary, and carrying a concealed weapon. most students say they didn't know cano. >> i was just shocked. like, why would somebody ever want to do that? >> it's still, like, in the back of my head, like, just thinking about it, but, like, since they caught him and stuff i'm not that worried anymore. >> reporter: police say cano was acting alone, but they're not saying much about motive-- what made him so angry. cano apparently tried to explain himself in court this morning but his court-appointed attorney told him to stop talking. scott. >> pelley: thank you, kelly. one out of every five american children is now living in poverty. in a city that can't spare a drop of water, dozens of water mains are breaking every day. and something new under the sun for treating the deadliest form of skin cancer. those stories when the cbs evening news continues. >> pelley: here comes another bank fee. wells fargo said today that it will charge $3 a month for the use of a debit card. the bank plans to test the fee in georgia, nevada, new mexico, oregon, a

for this year. >> we were very, very aware of him. >> reporter: the teenager has an extensive criminal record. arrested four times on charges ranging from marijuana possession to carrying a concealed weapon. as students across the country head back to class, school officials are on high alert, concerned about copy cats, perhaps inspired by the deadly norway massacre. cano's final facebook entry was posted just before police arrived last night was cryptic. "i just did the dumbest thing ever." prosecutors sasawhen police arrested cano, he told him about his plan to cause mass casualties here. school will start on schedule this tuesday. police are not revealing the identity of that tipster night, but diane, they are calling that person a hero. >> all right, yunji, our thanks to you. as we said, relief in tampa. >>> and now, big medical news, and the words cancer patients long to hear. a new drug being called a huge step forward. it was just approved by the fda for the treatment of melanoma, the deadly skin cancer, which is, in fact, growing faster tha any other cancer in america. more than 70,000 people will be diagnosed this year. almost 9,000 will die this year. and the new treatment is being raced to

for carrying a concealed weapon that he had stolen. this was all as a juvenile. so when they found out, they got the tip that some studentomething, they went to the school administrator and said it could be this guy. they immediately were able to put a name. they went straight to his apartment and that's how they found out. >> that is amazing. if he hadn't had a history and they weren't a little suspicious of him, how would they have known among the students who it might have been. >> that's right. you look at his facebook page now. that's very interesting as well. he comes across as a real stoner. you look at the comments, posts he's had just in the last three days. he said i love me some weed. like i don't think it's possible for me to be higher. but i'm not going to stop trying. shortly after midnight on monday, it changed a little bit. he said my life stays on repeat. it's getting old. then on tuesday morning, randi, this was the one i found really strange. he -- this was posted just hours before the police came knocking on his door. he said, i just did the dumbest thing ever. he could have been talking about this. w