and tammy as well. tammy, the president said they didn't mislead anyone but group said they mislabelled the tax so it would pass, there was no tranceparence, and the american voters are stupid and they pulled one over on the american people. who is right, tammy, the president or the american people? >> we do know mr. grouper said these things multiple times and spoke about like he was proud of the accomplishment and the detail it took to get this done. i think the president is begging the question of it being an issue about veracity and whether or not they tell the truth. i think the president's comments are particularly telling when he said he disagrees with group's opinion about the american people. but he didn't say anything directly about mr. grouper himself lying or misrepresenting the nature of what occurred in detail with obamacare. and then secretary sebelius when asked about comment refused to comment at all. she wasn't outraged saying he was wrong or misrepresenting things. i think we are look

. >> at first glance, tammy's gentle demeanor doesn't distinguish her from any other middle-aged mothernd you'll find scars, physical and emotional. collected from seven years of being raped, sold and exploit ed. >> i look at the scars that i have and it is hard to believe that actually did happen and i really did go through those things. >> tammy's downward spiral began here, a quiet michigan community after marrying her high school sweetheart, she worked part time as a welder, raising three boys, but in 2002, her life took an unexpected turn. >> i was introduced to crack cocaine. that led me down hard. in addiction to meth soon followed. tammy divorced and lost custody of her sons, ages 3, 4 and 14 at the time. >> i never was in to prostitution until after i lost all of that and took to the streets and didn't have no other means of livin'. >> within months, tammy met a pimp and began a seven-year journey, trafficked from michigan to santa monica. >> so many women and youth get involved in the sex trade because of survival needs. >> dare ya mueller knows there is a fine line between ho

it's a big house. >> esperanza rosales was in tammy's situation not long ago. the home she lost is also now owned by colony american homes. she had eight days to pack up and move 22 years worth of belongings. >> what has been the hardest thing for you since you lost your home and became a renter? >> esperanza and her family now live in a rental home owned by another corporate landlord. >> the new landlords have moved into communities already plagued by housing instability. housing advocates and federal officials agree: we are living through the worst rental affordability crisis in u.s. history. now communities are concerned about wall street rents. we went with esperaza and her daughter to this community meeting in south la. los angeles already has the highest rent to income ratio of any city in the country. >> at the time not only had my mom just lost our house, that we lived in for 22 years, but she also lost her job. >> i didn't know what to look for what to see, because we have never experienced or had to go rent anywhere else. as long as she would get a mo

tammy wilson is her mom. >> i cry all the time. all the time. i always say i'm sorry to her even theine it wasn't my fault. >> reporter: a problem delivery left abby needing brain surgery just 11 hours after her birth. she spent her first christmas with san to in the hospital. since then -- >> she's been in and out of the hospitals numerous, numerous -- i can't even count. i really can't count how many times she's been in and out. >> reporter: they get to their appointments in this 2002 chevy avalanche bought used several years ago with money from a malpractice lawsuit settlement. when the vehicle was newer and more reliable, and abby was younger and smaller, all was well. now says tammy, the avalanche has become a money pitt and getting her daughter into it has become a huge problem. >> the wheelchair is really really heavy. i'm short and she's tall. i can't really lift her any more. >> reporter: tammy needs van customized with a wheelchair lift. not cheap. far more than she and abby's dad can afford. which makes every day a struggle just to ge

tammy bruce, i thank you.sil, you start it, so tammy ended it. >> no problem. >> thanks, guys. >>> it's happened again. another high profile sports star accused of domestic assault. new allegations against nascar driver kurt busch. plus, in the market for a new set of meals? we'll take a look at what drove up to our studios here in manhattan. "consumer reports" outside with their picks for the most reliable cars. ♪ ♪ p.6÷u >>> it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. president obama saying he is, quote, very grateful over the release of two americans held in north korea. kenneth bae and matthew miller are making their way home. >>> calling 52,000 more vehicles over air bags that can explode. shooting out metal fragments. ten auto makers recalled nearly 8 million vehicles over those same concerns. >>> and police in boston say a man who walked off with a woman's phone after she was struck and killed by a train has turned himself in. surveillance video showing the suspect picking up the device a

>> copy. >> tammy's wire is her lifeline. >> looks like it's a white honda van. got eyes on it, steve? >> yeah, i see her going over to the van, but don't know with the headlights shining on me if i'm going to be able to see her give the signal. >> he's thinking there might be a lot of cops out on the street. she didn't get in, so he's leaving. >> copy. >> okay, a lot of these guys that are repeat offenders, they won't discuss anything with the girl. they tell them to get in the car, and if the girl won't get in the car, they just drive away. >> because they know. >> they know. they've already been through it and they know. >> as tammy returns to her corner, she alerts officers to a pimp who is checking her out. pimps often pose the biggest threat in these sting operations. >> when the pimps come by, are they trying to scare the girls off the corner? >> they're hoping a girl will make eye contact with them. if a girl makes eye contact with them, it's a term called out of pocket. so if she has a pimp and looks at another pimp, that gives the other pimp to get her

i don't see it. >> if tammy doesn't win the fight. there's only one way she can stay in her home - to rent it back. >> do you know who owns your home now? >> colony america, colony home. the home rental home of a private rental firm. it is one of the largest landlords in america. >> there's nothing more american than a dream of lying in your own home -- living in your own home. colony american - every home was fixed up. >> reporter: the company owns over 16,000 homes in 10 states, purchased from foreclosure options. >> today there are fewer opportunities for strong investments and fewer opportunities to make a difference. colleoni american homes, we do both. >> we have seen the recreation of a dream as maybe we won't be a home owner, but we need more people who are renters because we overstimulated. for me to rent and they are own my home, no. can't do it. >> we bought the house for 132. >> reporter: tammy is not alone. her neighbours are fighting for their homes. in this predominantly african-american suburb, 60% of home owners are u

. >> tammy, let me start with you. unbelievable. according to this report by medical daily, they cite the research firm health pocket, get a load of this, rates could go as high as 78%. if you're a man, you're 23 years old. 78.2% if you're 63 years old, 22.7. if you're a woman, 23, it could go up by almost half, 44.9%. and if you're 63, 37.5. was this supposed to happen? >> look, we anticipated this. a lot of the reports you're seeing now are based on the silver plan. they ignore the white house and hhs ignored those numbers which really reflect the bronze plan, which is where those young people are moving into, those with not a lot of money, those are the plans people were purchasing. so when there was not a big rush to sign up for those plans by young people, we knew that there was going to be when the pool was smaller than they thought, this was going to shift. what's disturbing is with all of the news, they say, it will go up a single digit or maybe some people will get it lower, they're looking at a small sliver of the silver p

tammy is embarrassed by the campaign. >> i'm not a person that asks for help. i really don't. i would do for anybody before i would do for myself. but i guess it's come to time now that i need to ask for some help. >> reporter: i made some calls this afternoon to see were we could do to help. if you'd like to help go to myfoxphilly.com click seen on tvly we'll link to you that go fund me page to help raise money for this effort. if you can help get us the van and the wheelchair lift conversion, e-mail my address will be there as well. abby's tenth birthday is next saturday. be a heck of a present. lucy and iain. >> yes, it would. it would mean so much. thank you very much, bruce. >>> still a head on fox 29 news at 5:00, you moot want to check your phone bill. we've got a fee you might be paying without even knowing it. >> plus, a bad marriage can really break your heart. how getting out could save your life. >> and coming up at six police say a mother killed two of her children and critically injured a third in new jersey. dave schratwieser look at whether police will ever unc

. >> tammy was fighting to keep her home of nearly two decades when it was foreclosure and sold to a new owner at auction. they don't want to hear nothing you have to say. they just feel like you just in this position because you refused to pay your mortgage. no, that's not the reason. >> she believes the foreclosure was uh illegal. but to prove it and win back her home is uphill battle. when we met, she was on the verge of eviction. >> you know, people say the american dream, is the own your own home, and to have something to leave for your children. it's not that any more, i don't see it. >> there's only one way she can stay in her home, to rent it back. >> do you know who owned your home right now? >> colony. colony america, or colony homes. >> colony american homes the home rental arm of a private equity firm colony capitol is now one of the largest landlords in america. >> there's nothing more american than a dream of living in your own home. colony american homes is helping people to fulfill that dream. >> the company owns over 16,000 homes in ten states. purchased primarily fr

whose phone number is tammy's?r is this on tammy's piece of paper. >> why don't you call your dealer? >> just so we all know, tom's girlfriend has been workin' in this company for three [bleep] years! i have so much proof right here that she's been workin' in this company, it is un-[bleep]-real. this is her cell phone--tammy's cell phone--which is your girlfriend. so it is his girlfriend, tammy. this is the number. this is her direct line, period. >> tom, is that--does she work there? >> sure does, yeah. >> your girlfriend works for a dealer that sells your product? >> that's correct. >> she's not allowed to be working anything to do with this company. >> a dealer who produced half our volume last year. >> i don't give a [bleep]! >> i'm realizing, watching tom and nancy go at it, they're never gonna get over this breakup. >> you know what, nance? you've--you've put us in this situation. take your drama and take it elsewhere. >> and they'll never stop harboring resentment. >> you want to start airing the dirt, nance

tammy duckworth not going to vote for that candidate. politics are always part of what's happening behind the scenes with these things. and we want -- we don't know for sure. but the proxy vote has been something that's been fought about for years. i don't like it because i want them showing up so i can talk to them yesterday we had to explain about google and gruber and pelosi. let her skype in. the student council vote. anyway, i had fun with that one. panel, thank you. and a colorado man accused of pushing his wife off a cliff on their anniversary. prosecutor say not first. parents might want to dvr next one you won't want to forget it be sure to subscribe greta talk. brand new ipod itunes being a private banking client isn't what it used to be. from san francisco to silicon valley, boston private bank works with all kinds of people who are innovating, building, contributing -- individuals, business owners, private partnerships, non-profits, families planning their financial futures. people like you. if you want the individual attenti

tammy, what does this mean if landreau, can pull it out. either side will not get 50% tuesday.y a run-off in november. what does it mean, not just for landreau and democrats but for that woman, hillary clinton, and her prospects for 2016? >> look, every day can change a prospect for people. the democrats that are out there need to move to some one. they seem to be moving to the clinton because they can't move to the man that they have support ford -- support ford six years. doesn't seem to be any one else, perhaps other than elizabeth ryan on the horizon. there is no democrat inspiring any one for this matter. you are looking at a run-off for louisiana. we then, two other people running. tea party candidate as well. we expect mr. cassidy to do well and win the run-off. fact is, democrats have to realize that their hope and change for obama is actually been a failure. they're in trouble. they're going to have to rethink and beyond the clintons, what does the future look like for them. because, after tuesday, i, i think richard we are going to see a real serious wave. and the dem

how confident are you, tammy, that healthcare.gov is fixed and ready to role? >> well, not quite.k, it has been another year. first they had to four years to set up the website as we know was a debacle last year. they have had another year, we've already had some delays and some concerns expressed by those working on it. when it comes to the nature of the infrastructure and how well it is going to work. one case the ceo of healthcare.gov says well, it is not going to be perfect. on the other hand there also has been additional delays. they have driven down the level of expectations effective live. we also, very to tell you, jon, i haven't seen one thing about the payment portal which was the thing that just simply wouldn't work. there has been no announcement whether or not that is even functional. we all want everybody to be okay and get their health care but we've already seen political applications being applied here. they were supposed to open it up on friday but after the supreme court decision they moved it to last night. we're also looking at effectively a delay, or at leas

. >> tammy's downward spiral began here in a quiet michigan community. after marrying her high school sweet heart she worked part time as a welder raising three boys but in 2002 her life took a turn. >> i was introduced to crack cocaine and led me down hard. >> addiction to meth soon followed and she lost custodies of her sons, ages 3, 4, and 14 at the time. >> i never was in prostitution after i lost all that and took to the streets. >> within months she met a pimp and began a seven-year journey from michigan to santa monica. >> so many women get involved in the sex trade because of needs. >> she knows there's a fine line between -- >> people are looking for someone that looks vulnerable like they are in need. so those offers are being made on the street and you're like well, what am i going to do, am i going to sleep in this park and it's 20 degrees or am i going to go with this guy. >> we're not criminals. >> despite the growing threat of sex trafficking, they helped. >> the traffickers need to be held accountable. >> they lobbied lawmakers. >> right

we asked you earlier in the show whether you thought congresswoman tammy duckworth should be able toratic leadership elections by proxy because she's eight months pregnant and the doctors say that she should not travel at this time to washington during her pregnancy. our producer, just yin del gineo has some of the best responses. >> margo says "it's embarrassing to even have to think about this question and if it's morally correct. a big yes" in capital letters. then danielle says "i said yes without reading the story or the rules. shame on me. if the rules are no proxy votes and it has never been done, then no." >> yeah, a lot of people have been tweeting with #therealwaronwoman if this happens. >> we also had a viewer who liked your thumb trick. brian says "does that make you tom thumb?" >> it does. tom thumb for the day. parents, you can do this at home. coming up, a look at the stories in the day ahead. "morning joe" moments away. ♪ all this time i was finding myself and i didn't know i was lost ♪ 're still after me. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you?

. >> dmitry and tammy simpson of bowie, maryland, have been shopping black friday sales together for the past eight years. although dinnertime sales on thanksgiving this year will make it a gray holiday for the duo. >> and anybody that sits here and watches this thing goes they're crazy! >> happens all of the time. >> yep. >> reporter: but before they head out, they'll plan. and it's quite the strategy. >> our running joke is that i am the spreadsheet queen. >> reporter: and they aren't alone. the stores are ready too. >> so we start planning for safety of our stores a year in advance of black friday. >> reporter: after a tragic accident in 2008, leaving one employee trampled to death, walmart spokesperson brook buchanan says stores have procedures in place to keep and you store employees safe. first, forget door-busters. the national retail federation has stopped using that word. several large retailers have followed suit, offering early bird specials and one-hour guarantees instead. we give you a full hour to get the sale item. >> and it's something where people can actually get a

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illinois representative tammy duckworth cannot travel during the last month of her pregnancy.but minority leader nancy pelosi says there are no exceptions to the rule prohibiting proxy in the democratic elections. published reports hint pelosi's stance could be because duckworth opposed one of the leader's favorites. from mississippi's bennie thompson, a lot of people felt that tammy's patriotism and sacrifice warrant part tis pace. and if it came to a vote, i would vote to give her a proxy. pelosi argues that the one exception is making -- for their own reasons why they should be able to vote. >>> the most famous guy in orange county, florida got hundreds of votes in this year's elections. mickey mouse got 200 votes. other vote getters included president obama, kanye west and darth vader. as well as more ambiguous characters, like someone honest, anyone with sense, and the grapevine favorite, almost literally anyone else. >>> and santa may have some competition for some of those reindeer he uses. russian police want to use reindeer to track down criminal who flee to icy remot

tammy bruce, our friend tammy bruce who does a radioç show, she's also openly gay.en g-d÷minded, w are tolerant, they tell us that all the time.ó3vzk but on certainç issues, they'r( intolerant and they're close minded. they are as bad as the hard right is that they're always criticizing. that's theç irony of this whol thing. >> well,x;h@ky don't care, numbr one. number two, i do believe that most gay americans think this is horrible. i bet&íçñ if you did a poll, 75 would say, we don't want that. that's what i think. >>> when we come back, it's miller time. wild one this evening. >> let's take it over to zeke for a second. he's a salesman and

. >> tammy and demetria have it down to a sciee. follow their rule and come up with a game plan. >> i've coupled the ads, figure dollars out how much i'm going to spend in each store. >> check what happened your favorite item goes on sale. >> either case, it's going to be a consumer. it's time for to us try and maximize our dollar. >> another added step for security, don't rush straight to electronics. you might be surprised to find high ticket items somewhere else in the store. so this isn't exactly where you would think you would find laptops or tvs, but actually, this is what walmart says is part of its crowd control strategy, placing electronics, big ticket items in places where you would find some produce in order to help with the crowds. >> last year, the dvd videos were sitting right next to the potatoes. >> if you do it right, you could see big savings that go ground the holidays. >> i'm not shopping just for christmas. this is the one time of year t going to need. >> erica gonzalez, news 4. >> what a team by this week, deme

. >> what about it, tammy, is there enough discussion in your vow. >> it is affecting every americanwe know now from an independent report that some premiums for americans have got up 73 percent. we'll find out more later in the month and it will not be pretty and even though the media is not covering it, it doesn't mean that americans are not experiencing. it we have lost our doctors and hospitals and 6.2 million people lost their original insurance. that is an issue. now there is an opportunity for the republicans to really stand for something. when thaw take the senate they have to govern. but they have tried to be the same as the democrats in the last six years and american people are voting for reagan and george w. bush when it comes to international scene and reagan economics. republicans have to show it. >> if the republicans win the senate nothing gets passed in law without the president's signature and this, the republicans in the senate just seem 180 degrees idea logically opposite of president obama. how do they come together? >> i think the liberal president, you are talk

. >> jim and tammy fay baker. >> to never put myself or my career before the news.mock my metal thing if i see any career advancement in it. >> keep an eye on the figures in the world of entertainment in the event they start to take themselves seriously. >> the. that's the news and we are out of here. >> good clip, miller. >> now, as you know, we ask viewers to send in questions that you will allegedly answer. we are not real hopeful indr >ñ that regard going to try it the first question is from clyde mckenny, greenville, south carolina, miller, when you were on s and n which performers impressed you the most? >> clyde, i would have to say, hosts tom hanks was the best host. alec baldwin was a good host. i didn't know him that well. he had a center underlying volatility. taking care of that the next few years. >> sean penn was probably the most polite host which is ironic. everybody thinks he is a hot head but is he a sweet guy. >> i knew it. >> as far as cast members go, i would say on the bronze metal -- the new by bill hater is a genius. bronze metal i would have

the caucus being this rigid when it comes down to tammy. >> certainly is.why a ranking membership post was in the emergency and commerce committee that never would register turned into a national story. that is really because disgruntled democrats according to this as an example of the authoritarian rule as performed so poorly for the caucus over the last few mid-terms. she lot of 63 seats in 2010. they gained a few back in 2012 and lot of 12. it's about 65 plus since 2010 lost under the rule. all that being said, what you are seeing here specifically is this idea of tammy being the double amputee in the late stages of a high risk pregnancy not being allowed to vote because he was going to support the ranking membership. going against anna. this flies in the face of something tweeted by the pelosi ally a few weeks ago. talking about how the pregnancy discrimination act is so important. we don't want to discriminate against pregnancy at work. you have someone in the late term stages of a high risk pregnancy and not being allowed to perform her rules that cou

tammy, i will start with you. what can they do, should they do and is this a wise move at all?>> the american people have seen hearing after hearing after hearing. i'm not a republican. i'm a conservative. we've seen there has been a lot of talk and not a lot of action. so the mid terms was a message to stop obama, but to perhaps get certain things done. i think what the republicans should do is pile the bills into the white house. not just one bill on border security. but they've been talking about this for six, ten years. they should have a number of bills. they can be short, not complicated. and the hearings, it's kind of interesting for the last six years, whether it's the irs or fast and furious, not much happens. i think that the american people are tired of the politics that that represents and they do want barak obama to be stopped. they want this at least for the new senate to be able to deal with this. and i don't know if really the republicans at least with this kind of line - up that you've described really are exhibiting that the kind of gravitas that the american

passed away while he was serving our current and he did not get to say his good-byes and this is from tammy johnson, this photo is from her grandfather, romeo jackson, with her grandmother and this was taken into 1944, we encourage you to send us your favorite photos. saluting the veterans in your life. just add the #~ 6 abc vets. >>> the latest job reports shows that it's improving but wages are still struggling. and the region's largest food drive is highlighting the need in our area. tamala edwards has more. >> we are taught that education is key and the college ticket is the golden ticket to a good paying job. >> growing up future ear seemed bright but when it came to landing a job she just couldn't. >> that was the most frustrating part, here i am a well educated woman, there is nothing out there. dee took two low wage jobs and managed to get by and then her marriage failed and her mother and father died and she got sick. >> dee was homeless for four years, still she went to work every day and spent far too many nights sleeping in her car. >> the best can you do is an assistant manager

tammy duckworth disabled war vet 8 months pregnant asked to vote by proxy.ouldn't fly to washington. lucky for her the person in charge of her party and that vote is guardian herself, nancy pelosi. what a perfect chance to showcase her principal. >> pelosi opposed duckworth's request to vote by proxy. >> jon: thank you, you have to fight -- what [beep]? you rejected, you suppressing the vote of a minority pregnant woman who is a wounded war veteran. she is everything you supposedly stand for, stuffed into one individual. she is a democratic demographic turduckworth. why? why would you do this? >> minority leader defended the decision saying it's against house rules and making an exception for duckworth could set an unwanted precedence. >> jon: what? we certainly don't want to set a new dangerous precedence by changing antiquated caucus vote rules for women who are pregnant and want to vote. it's chaos! you know -- [laughing] >> jon: i have to tell you. i would use one of those. [laughing] >> jon: you know what i would do? i would rest. i would pee and as i p

illinois congresswoman tammy duckworth, eight months pregnant, and asking for a waiver so she can voteproxy in the upcoming leadership battles, but democrats, including nancy pelosi, are telling her, nope, because they don't want to set any sort of precedent. fox news contributor, julie rag begin ski, a political adviser to the late democratic senator, frack lautenberg and david la vel for gopac. >> you are really, really upset about this story, why? >> i'm so steamed about this, i can't begin to tell you. this is inexcusable. this woman, who is a veteran and a hero is unable to travel because she is eight or nine months pregnant. all of house have been in her shoes know you can't get on a plane that late, a very important leadership battle going on between congresswoman of california who nancy pelosi supporting and congressman of new jersey, my old boss from 20 years ago. seems representative duckworth was siding with congresswoman pollone, lo and behold, she can't vote by proxy, despite the fact she can't travel for a very good reason. she is pregnant and her doctor won't let her. th

democratic leader as champion of women and voting rights, stewart lit into pelosi's decision to deny tammyth's right to vote -- >> nancy pelosi with a perfect chance to showcase your principles. >> pelosi opposed duck wrth's request to vote by proxy. >> thank you. you have to -- wait. what the [ bleep ]? you're suppressing the vote of a minority pregnant woman who is a wounded war veteran. she is everything you supposedly stand for stuffed into one individual. she is a democratic demographic turduckworth. >> she defended the situation saying it's against house rules and making an exception for duckworth could set an unwant precedent. >> what? you seemed to be okay for setting precedent when you became the first female house speaker. let me say this, you go girl. seriously, you should go. >> pelosi said the decision was about precedent. many have noted politics may have been involved there. >> i like the cameo by tamron. >> not bad. >>> this is a challenge almost every parent faces at some point, scolding their kids when the thing they did wrong is so darn cute. watch how this dad tries to

>> to you, tammy! we love you, tam. >> happy birthday! >> happy birthday, tammy. >> cheers.ber. >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> good morning, everyone. 9:56. i'm scott mcgrew. big boost today for the san francisco 49ers' star linebacker aldon smith expected to hit the practice field for the first time this season and will take the field sunday when the niners battle the new york giants in new jersey. this season smith has not played a single down. the nfl suspended him nine games for violating the league's conduct code and substance abuse policy. >>> well, students at san jose's lincoln high school mourning the loss of one of their classmates. she died in a small plane crash saturday east of gilroy. the pilot of the plane also killed. friends say those two were related. >>> decision 2014, it took about a week, but san jose finally has its next mayor. san jose mayoral candidate dave cortese conceded the race yesterday. the race was close. that did not stop winning candidate sam liccardo for claiming victory last week. he'll be sworn in after january 1st. >>> the regi

. >>> good evening, my name is tammy bryant and i didn't come prepared to speak [speaker not understood so, i'm just here to echo what mike casey said. i really agree with what he said. he summed up my feelings and there are many more. there is a real sense we don't have democracy in san francisco any more. one of the most undemocratic things the board would do today would be to vote without the presence of david campos. there is no reason why we can't wait for the full board to be here. and i also want to know why i'm here. i am really here because aes are department of san francisco, i'm tired of all the human suffering that i don't see getting addressed and i want a chance for a board president who is going to look out for all of us. i leave my job site today for a cup of coffee and i see a guy on the ground in his underwear getting arrested. i walk over here and i have to find a police officer because there's a guy with a bat about to attack somebody in the bathroom on larkin and grove. there is a lot of human suffering. i go out my door where i live and there are memorials to young

>>congresswoman tammy duckworth is a new mom. she gave birth to a baby girl named "abigail" tuesday. it is the first child for the 46 year old duckworth and her husband, bryan. because of her age and injuries as an iraq war veteran, duckworth's pregnancy was considered high- risk. her office released a statement today. saying the new mom and dad are thrilled about their new addition. >> >>still ahead this midday chaos overnight, after a gunman opens fire on the campus of florida state university in a library packed with students. >>plus, drivers killed as their airbags deployed. now, carmakers are facing tough questions about what they knew, and when, on capitol hill. >>and, more fallout from the sexual assault allegations against comedian bill cosby. what he said during an interview right before several women came forward. before several women came forward. im >>a college library packed with students becomes a crime scene. when a gunman opens fire. wounding three people before being killed by police. a student inside the library

representatives mike quigley, jan schakowsky and tammy duckworth are demanding improvements to the complaint process. they're asking the department of aviation for a staffed, dedicated line for noise complaints. complaints skyrocketed since flight patterns changed last year when a new runway opened. last tuesday, seven northwest suburbs and chicago voted for mandatory jet noise limits and fly quiet hours. congressional ethics investigators say, congressman bobby rush may be breaking federal and state law, by accepting a rent-free political office for more than two decades. it's in the lake meadows shopping center at 34-th and king drive. investigators want to know whether the landlord is getting special favors from rush. the chicago cubs will hand over all their records of the talks that led to the signing of joe maddon as the club's new manager. major league baseball is investigating whether the cubs illegally tampered with maddon while he was still under contract with the tampa bay rays. maddon exercised an "opt-out" clause in his tampa bay contract, when the team's general manager took a

i have three tammys.sn't matter anymore. >> they're wet. and the music sounds even better, if you can believe it or not, in the rain. or at least we have been telling ourselves that. we are going to hear the music coming up, but we have weather headlines for you first. check the rain. and the future cast. you want to know when it's going to stop raining? 8:00 tonight. that's -- i'm serious. that's all -- you can see it going into the northeast there. but mild >> the rain is going to be moving in here likely after sundown in the metro. a diffuse opts to the west could get it earlier. temperatures feeling good in dallas, 57 degrees at reagan national airport, temperatures making it into the upper 50's this afternoon and picking up despite that it will be mild showers passing to the west lead most of that developing overnight tonight. temperatures in the 40 posta 50's, rain likely >> and as you know, we are counting down to country music's biggest night. the cma awards will be handed out in just a few hours.