and nothing romanticized the gun better than the cowboy. for real life legends like wild guns came to represent the rugged individualism. as good guys and bad guys changed so did the gun. >> say hello to my little friend. >> some became as famous as the stars who fired them. >> go ahead. make my day. >> cowan: we take our guns seriously. owning them is a constitutional right. but we've also tried to legislate how to control them. >> americans have always had mixed feelings about guns. so for as much as the gun slingers are part of our heritage so, too, is disquiet and discomfort. >> in the wild west, towns like tombstone and dodge city prohibited people from carrying guns in public. fdr signed the first federal gun control legislation hoping to reduce the number of gangsters. fast forward. 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> john f. kennedy, along with robert kennedy and the reverend martin luther king, junior led president lyndon johnson to push through the gun control act of 1968. >> we have been through a great deal of anguish these last

they have always had guns. the meanings of guns has changed. >> in her soon to be released book "the gunning of america." haag says most settlers viewed the gun as a tool as necessary, and yet as ordinary, as a plow or an ax. culture because of this special exception systemsal status with guns, but really they are unexceptional. very much treated like any other commodity. >> at the start of the revolutionary war we didn't have arms to outfit the continental army. today however, it's estimated we have more guns than people. how did we get from there to here. and here. >> the gun industry is not the only reason that we got here, however it is the reason that never gets talked about. >> it's not just a matter of salesman ship but gun industrialists like oliver winchester and samuel colt did their level best to create a market for their wares. they would soon produce firearms with the same speed and efficiency as henry ford would later do with the automobiles. best known, the winchester 73 and the colt single action ar

to enter the bar, i hear, he's got a gun. split second i thought they were talking about me, but everybody was running toward me trying to get past me to go out of the back door. >> with the gun drawn, sawyer moves toward the door. yet another gunman has his weapon drawn bracing for a fight. >> there was someone else on my left who was at the point of the pool table. >> robbins moves in and then starts to fire. [ gunshots ] the second gunman from outside joins in the fight. the shootout rages at close range. the gunman next to sawyer by the pool table and the second shooter outside are never identified. as the blasts ring out, sawyer scrambles for cover under the pool table. >> that first shot when he finally got one off, it actually hit the pool table. when i put my head up it hit right next to me, the right side of my head. it hit right there on the corner of the pool table. >> after several volleys, sawyer crawls back to the kitchen area, lucky to be alive. >> that was the craziest thing i've ever seen. you know it was lik

while the guns were common place then, so were gun new york and boston prohibited the firing of guns within city limits. and in the notes for the constitutional convention, >> there's literally not a word about it protecting an individual right for gun ownership for self protection,r things we think about now. >> there's one side that believes that this amendment refers specifically and only to but it just can't be true. if you look at what the words say. it says the right of the people it does not say the right of the state or the right of the militias, it says the right of the people. >> the debate over the second amendment came to a head here atn 2008 in a case filed over the capital's gun laws called, district of columbia versus heller. >> in a 5-4 vote the cord an individual's right to keep and bear arms. striking down dc's ban on handguns in the home. the inherent right of self justice an toe anyone scalia wrote in the majority opinion has been central to the second amendment right. the right is not unlimited. also leaving room for gun regulation. >> is that a continuing grey ar

this was the actual gun used. removed, had a radio transmitter put in you could actually know enough force to have fired it then we would be able to monitor it. >> that's pretty easy. >> the boys were brought in groups two of or three to the room where the .38 was hidden in a drawer. >> he had just taken it out of the drawer. he turns and goes like that. >> the university blurred the boys' faces and bodies on the video, but it's still possible to see them firing the gun at themselves and each other. >> so, the 64 kids, 48 of them actually found the handgun and 16 of the children actually pulled the gun with enough force that it would have discharged the weapon. when we looked at those that actually found the gun, almost half of those kids could not tell if it was real. >> it could be argued that a child shot by a child isn't the sean smith got into drugs and alcohol, dropped out of high school. his more's response -- >> i'm not going to lose another child. i'm tougher than that. i'm going to save him. >> the birth

i remembered the gun under the counter.s coming around, and i grabbed the gun. shot at him. >> smith has endured being robbed time and time again. but this time the no-nonsense store manager, who has never fired a gun in her life, shoots the man. one time, at point-blank range. >> i didn't even realize i hit him at first because it took a minute. >> now, armed with a little more courage, smith makes sure the robber doesn't try to hurt her. >> don't move. >> i was scared. i said, hey, show me your hands and he said, i don't have anything. >> it turns out the robber doesn't have a gun. smith is both relieved and annoyed. the robber pleads with her. >> please, don't shoot me. call 911. >> in a dramatic turn of events, it's the robber who's now afraid for his life. >> he was squirming around on the floor and i said, you weren't thinking about 911 when you was robbing me. shut up. i'll call them. >> smith keeps the gun aimed at the robber until police arrive. >> i was so relieved when they came. it was like, thank you, god, for

for far too long congress has been in the gun lobby's group -- grip. ave fiercely protected loopholes in the laws that have helped dangerous people at a hold of guns. they have helped peddle misinformation in the interest of maintaining a dangerous status quo. throughout all of this begun lobby -- the gun lobby has moved further away from gun owners like gabby and me they claim to represent. a lot of people running for president talk about how tough they are. let me tell you a secret -- this -- the truth is a lot of them are really terrified of the gun lobby. gabby and i, we have listened carefully, and closely to all of them. we have looked at everyone's records. there is only one candidate in this race that has the determination, and the toughness to stand up to a powerful corporate lobby, and the record to prove it, and that candidate is hillary clinton. [applause] does hillary seem scared of the corporate gun lobby to you? not one bit. and when he was in the white house, president bill clinton was not scared of the gun lobby either. [applause] presi

i dropped the gun and i screamed. i don't know what i said. and i stepped over him and went to the bathroom. i thought i was going to get sick. reporter: a year and a half later a grand jury brought murder charges. but fuller and his attorney are asking for a jng to dismiss the case. >> i don't have remorse for defending myself. police of ignoring a polygraph. >> both examinations mr. fuller passed with flying colors. reporter: an says the police ignored the story about the angry stranger. but the police call the polygraph unreliable. they released a statement saying this is an open case pending trial and we don't comment on open case. the arrest report says fuller's statements were not consistent with evidence at the scene. the report states that fuller was impaired by alcohol. his breath. >> i was not influenced that morning by alcohol or prescription drugs. i believe that the truth will show that i acted in reporter: in the arrest report the death was ruled a homicide by means after gunshot. but fuller says the autopsy shows the evidence was

i dropped the gun and screams. interview. what he says happened the night a man was killed in his mateland home. glenn: . >> the storm system and thunderstorms overnight. reporter: the robotic stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms when i want you and all your charms >> instead going up, we are going down. live radar currently the rain-free skies. the frost advisory in effect. especially through marion countien point north and west. frost likely in those locations. 46 in melbourne tonight. the on lirches will be tomorrow morning. 5 in grainsville. 38 up toward ocala. by 8 to 8:30 temperatures beginning to rebound into the mid 40s. around 8:00 to 8:30. temperatures hopping back up into the 50s. 51 up toward palm coast. the air is dry. 30 up in ocala. a nice comfortable dry air mass. when you get that you get great visibility. an east-northeasterly wind. another chilly night, then a warming trend begins tomorrow. and it continues going up after that. rain as we ap

i will stand up to the gun lobby and we will fight to get common sense gun safety measures. >> ms. clinton if you want to come after the n.r.a. and if you want to fight over the god-given rights of america's 100 million , if you -- gun owners want to turn this campaign into this, knuckle brawl over bring it on. [applause] we aren't going anywhere and we aren't hard to find. mrs. clinton, we are the millions of honest, decent citizens all over this country. we love our nation. we cherish our freedom. and in november, we're bringing he fight to you. all of us -- all of us here today and all over this country have a common cause, our freedom and our future. we can and we must fight for it. americans all over this country have declared that this election is not going to be about the politicians. we've decided that it's going to be about me. it's going to be about my life. it's going to be about my freedom. this is my election and i'm aking my country back. this election must set our nation back on its rightful course where individual freedom is respected, laws are enforced, government g

he thought the gun was not loaded and began pointing the barrel of the gun at his girlfriend's head and pulling the trigger. detective detectives say he had committed destiny asked him not to point the gun at her. he pulled the trigger two times and heard the gun click two times and on the third trigger pull the firearm shot a live round into destiny's head. he immediately took the gun to the kitchen and returned to the room where he shot destiny. she lost consciousness and someone called 9-1-1. he and destiny had been dating for five years and he spent the night at this home the evening before the deadly shooting. >> there's still a lot of questions in this case. first of all, who did that gun belong to? who did these teens get their hands on it and where were all 444444444444en we get answers we will let you know. holly, fox 35 news. >> holly, thank you. we have a crime alert right now. take a close look at this sketch. daytona beach police say a man that looks like this tries to lure a 14-year-old girl into his car friday night. he said quote, if you don't come to me, i will come to

out of the wrong hands while protecting the rights of law-abiding gun owners like y and me. if you want to build on the progress made on reducing gun violence under president clinton and president obama, and not roll this back, then you need to help us make hillary clinton your next president. [applause] if you want a president who takes on tough fights, who will take on the gun lobby, will take on powerful corporate interests, then you need to help make hillary clinton our next president. [applause] but why is this so important, you might ask? what we are doing here today matters. and that is because of elections matter. and we need to make hillary our presidents because she has always fought to bring out the best in america. [applause] to break down barriers to opportunity, to build consensus, to get things done, to be the voice for all americans. [applause] now, right now, on the other side, we have a candidate for our nation's is bringingce who out the worst in our country. [booing] bringing out anger, hatred and division. somebody, let me tell you somebody who

drop the gun, drop the gun. drop it. drop the gun sir " a neighbor told us it wasn't the homeowner shot she says it was a man she'd never seen before... she sent us this video you will only see on fox 5... "there was 1 gunshot... alive or not " the suspect was nunez tells us she believes he was alive when he was taken... the whole area behind us is still blocked off even tho the shooting happened just before 8... we're waiting for an update from police... we'll have more details for you tonight on fox 5 news at 11.... reporting live cyndi lundeberg a driver enters a guilty plea nearly a year after killing two teenagers in a dui crash. fox five's elizabeth watts is live at the county jail with details on the agreement. seong lees trial was set to start next week... instead he accepted a plea agreement. it happened nearly a year ago on march fifth. 18 year old gabrielle thomas and 17 year old kamesha gilmore were making a u- turn on boulder highway- when lee slammed into them going 120 miles an he told police he had been d

"drop the gun sir! drop the gun!" earlier around 8 in the evening - metro received calls describing a man wandering the neighborhood pointing a gun at people. metro pleaded with him to drop the firearm. "they asked him, what's wrong with you? they said, we don't want to shoot you! put the gun down! they yelled at him repeatedly in english and in spanish asked him habla espanol trying to figture out what language he spoke. they really tried to communicate with him and all he really did was move his hands like he was trying to communicate but we didn't hear." metro says the man instead lifted the gun towards an officer, "fire" and thats when an officer shot him in the shoulder. lynneve's recording captures her reaction on another phone with friend. "i don't know if he's dead. they're putting up the yellow tape now. they did tell him after they shot him. they ran up to him and yelled at him not to move." she was not totally surprised to learn - the gun was actually fake. "if anything he felt like he was more of a threat

still rattles the gun still rattles oh-oh-ohh but the gun still rattles the gun still rattles oh-oh-ohh >>> this is "nightline." performance of "till it happens to you." lady gaga surrounded by survivors of sexual violence. that song from "the hunting ground." calling the world's attention to the epidemic of rape culture on college campuses. tonight, we're with two activists from that stage fighting to make colleges safe. >>> plus inside portlandia. the sketch comedy tv show that's gathered a cult following. how fred arm miss 10 and kerry brad stein have become hipster heros that may resemble versions of themselves. >>> political takedown? a journalist violently thrown to the ground at a trump rally by secret service. marco rubio taking on trump with schoolyard taunts. with only hours until the super tuesday showdown can any of the candidates stop trump? >>> but first the "nightline 5." >> when you're told you have

buyback program. >> we need to get the legal guns off the street, the guns that this is our effort to try to make our community safe. >> reporter: the little girl's death comes a month after hundreds rallied against gun violence in the community. even though her son has a long criminal history she says he's innocent in this case and that wasn't his gun. >> he has been in trouble with the law before. >> i didn't say that. you said that. >> reporter: he had a lengthy criminal record. >> that's way back in the past. he's fine. he's a lovely person. very kind. >> reporter: and the police chief says he is working to get violent crimes federally prosecuted. all that information about the gun buyback and the free seminar that he's hosting next week, all that information is on our website so check it out. reporting live at seminole county, jackie a roscoe. >>> a pretty bad accident. this car flipped over. three people inside were trapped. the brevard county fire long time to get everyone out of that car. no word yet on injuries. >>> new tonight, big changes to the way that marijuana cases

still rattles the gun still rattles oh-oh-ohh but the gun still rattles the gun still rattles oh-oh-ohh and i don't want a never ending life i just want to be alive while i'm here and i don't want a never ending life i just want to be alive and i don't want to see another night lost inside a lonely life while i'm here i got guns in my head and they won't go spirits in my head and they won't go i got guns in my head and they won't go spirits in my head and they won't go but the gun still rattles the gun still rattles oh-oh-ohh but the gun still rattles the gun still rattles oh-oh-ohh >> tonight -- the powerful oscar performance of "till it happens to you." lady gaga surrounded by survivors of sexual violence. that song from "the hunting ground." calling the world's attention to the epidemic of rape culture on college campuses. tonight, we're with two activists from that stage fighting to make colleges safe. >>> plus inside portlandia. the sketch comedy tv show that's gathered a cult following. how fred arm miss 10 and kerry brad stein have become hipster heros that may resemble versions

. >> the man pointed gun at them, abut the gun jammed. he rushed back into the house and pointed the gun this time shield. >> we're still on scene looking say. count on us for live reports throughout the morning. >>> right now, we're going to show you that police are looking for criminals targeting elderly women in parking lots. they caught three people last night. we're live where a 71-year-old was attacked. >> reporter: deiah, it happened in this parking lot. that woman was heading across the street to go to church and a man asked her for directions and grabbed her purse and threw her on the ground. police say it was this stolen jeep. take a look at it. it was linked to six different purse snatchings across the area. in most cases, the suspect asks for directions, gets close to the woman and grabs the purse. they were all working on the case. one victim tells us she's terrified to go out alone. >> i'm afraid. i'm afraid in the public. i don't know who to trust. i don't know who is approaching me that will harm me or do something to caus

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county money we've say the guns are winding up. works for the man and a how >>> welcome back on this tuesday. more presidential campaigning in wake county. ted cruz will appear today at calvary baptist church in raleigh around noon according to his web site. if you want to attend, tickets are available online. >>> breaking overnight, authorities say four people have been seriously hurt in a train derailment. a commuter train was traveling in central california when it went off the tracks and the front car plunged into a swollen creek. 14 other people had minor injuries. >>> a ground breaking decades construction starts with the ceremony today at 10:00. >>> it is a disturbing trend right now in durham county. we're talking about guns being stolen and ending up in the wrong hands. mario boone has more on the numbers and where the guns are ending up. >> reporter: back in the old days, crooks would break in electronics, but nowadays thieves are going straight for your guns. there is a huge number of stolen guns and am mission on the str

still rattles the gun still rattles oh-oh-ohh but the gun still rattles the gun still rattles >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight -- the powerful oscar performance of "till it happens to you." lady gaga surrounded by survivors of sexual violence. that song from "the hunting ground." calling the world's attention to the epidemic of rape culture on college campuses. tonight, we're with two activists from that stage fighting to make colleges safe. >>> plus inside portlandia. the sketch comedy tv show that's

. >> put the gun down, man! >> in this hour, suspenseful stories seen through the unblinking eye of the dashboard camera. >> oh! "caught on camera, dash cam diaries." >> welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. dashboard cameras are an important policing tool that can bear witness to details missed by the human eye and reveal invaluable lessons for law enforcement. in this hour you'll see compelling situations caught on dashboard cameras from getaways gone awry to ruthless gunmen firing at will. a routine traffic stop turns into a roadside shootout when troopers unknowingly pull over an armed and dangerous escaped prisoner. >> i'm thinking already i shouldn't have stopped this car. >> october 26, 1998. tyler, texas. trooper barry goins an 18-year veteran of the force is assigned to train trooper jasmine andreesen, a rookie six months out of the academy. >> barry was not my fto, he was not my training officer. i was riding with him that night because my fto had other arrangements and had something else

me tonight she learned the gun had been on the fourth grader all day. and that has parents outraged. the school confirmed to channel 9 that students told their teacher this afternoon one of their classmates had a gun. they say the teacher followed safety protocall, contacted the school resource officer and administration. students were removed from the classroom and parents got a message from the principal after dismissal. they could not tell us where the student got the weapon. the type, or whether or not it was loaded. one parent told me she wants answers and is scared for her child's safety. >> what if the child got ahold of this gun and it went off? i'm frightened for my child's safety. child on the bus monday morning and i don't know if this child will be at school, what's going to happen again. >> reporter: the school district released a statement to channel 9 saying safety is a priority and while today's events are unsettling, we will use the situation as a teachable moment to reenforce the importance of speaking up when there is a dangerous situ

adriana diaz has the story. >> john howard walked in to buy a gun but left empty-handed. owner trusted his instincts and sent him away though howard passed a background check at this counter. >> had his finger on the trigger like he was going to use it. >> john downs makes his living selling guns. he may have saved lives by turning down a customer. >> i said i can't sell you the gun. i just got a bad feeling about this. i am not going to sell it to you. >> last monday, james howard withdrew from ohio university. and allegedly assaulted an assistant hockey coach. later he drove 30 minutes to down's bait and guns. he refused to sell him a rifle. >> the look in his eye. awe. >> reporter: what was that look like? >> i don't know the you really can't explain it. was going to do something. he was going to do something. >> reporter: howard returned to the gun shop later that day. but downs locked the door. and asked the customer to call 911. hawking county sheriff's deputies located howard's car one mile away at a walmart. the gun was found in the back seat. >> when we arrived, a

here with the song "spirits" the strumbellas! guns in my head spirits inpy head and they won't go i been looking at the stars tonight how i miss that bright sun i'll be a dreamer 'til the day i die but they say oh how the good die young but we're all strange and maybe we don't wanna change i got guns in my head and they won't go spirits in my head and they won't go i got guns in my head and they won't go spirits in my head and they won't go but the gun still rattles the gun still rattles oh-oh-ohh i got guns in my head and they won't go spirits in my head and they won't go i spent a lot of nights on the run and i think oh i'm lost and can't be found for my day to come and i think oh i don't wanna let you down but something inside has changed and maybe we don't wanna stay the same i got guns in my head and they won't go spirits in my head and they won't go i got guns in my head and they won't go spirits in my head and they won't go but the gun still rattles the gun still rattles oh-oh-ohh but the gun still rattles the gun still rattles

police say that's when they found him with the gun... and the cup of wine. police tell us... yesterday after school the boy pointed the toy gun at some other kids and allegedly told one of them quote "i am going to shoot you." police tell us they have taken the boy to juvenile detention... on those five charges. we're going to keep working the story. as soon as we get anything new... we'll pass it right along. live in mount healthy... ben katko... fox19 now. this is the third school incident today. in addition to the mt. healthy scare, a 14-year-old student brought a spring loaded pellet gun to clermont northeastern today to give to a friend. there was no threat made, so no charges are being filed. that's not the case with an incident at wyoming high a 15-year-old freshman is under arrest in wyoming charged with two counts of aggravated menacing. officials say he didn't have a weapon on him, but threatened two students at the school yesterday. he may also face expulsion. also breaking tonight, a northern kentucky businessman is headed to prison for illegally selling parts to

and the gun lobby has protected loopholes in our laws that let dangerous people get their hands on gunsit doesn't make any sense. as they have stoked fear and peddled misinformation all in the interest of maintaining a very dangerous status quo. throughout all of this, the gun lobby has moved further and further away from gun owners like gabby and me who they claim to represent. a lot of people running for president today talk about how tough they are. let me tell you a little bit of a secret. the truth is that a lot of them are really afraid of this power powerful corporate interests could gabby and i have listened closely to all the candidates and we have taken a look at all the records. in this raceidate has the determination and the toughness to stand up to the gun lobby and the record to prove it. [applause] thatkelly: and candidate, as all you know in here, is hillary clinton. so if all of you want to build on the progress made in reducing gun violence on the president obama and not roll it back, you need to help make hillary clinton our next president. [applause] important, so th

if you have the guns we will change the fairy tales forever. if a woman has a gun she doesn't need a prince to save her. >> absolutely. >> she could not have gotten down with a gun. she needed help. >> that's not very helpful to you either. if you want to get down you are not going to kill the people who are coming to help you. >> i am still terrified by ring around the rosy. it is a terrifying song about the bubonic plague. >> it is about the bubonic plague? >> it is terrible. who teaches this to their children? >> it is about learning to face death so they are stronger for it. bring on the guns. bring on the violence. >> beautiful. >> rub dirt in your wounds. >> moving on. on the last day of his visit to buenos aires, home of the whopper, president obama talked to a bunch of young people about the big debate over capitalism and come communism. and of course he stood up for the american way. >> that's been a big debate, right? you are a cap pal list yankee dog. you know, you are a countriesy communist that is going to take away everybody's prop

he was going to do something. >> reporter: howard returned to the gun shop later that day. s locked the door. and asked the customer to call 911. hawking county sheriff's deputies located howard's car one mile away at a walmart. the gun was found in the back seat. >> when we arrived, almost 50 shotgun shell and ready to purchase. >> according to the prosecutor, howard was found in possession of a firearm allegedly being drug dependent or in danger of drug dependent. firearm was after he made a false statement on his background check form. >> did he save lives? >> probably did. we don't know what he may have prevented. >> reporter: he is not a hero. dozens of ohio university parents and students have thanked him nonetheless. the father of a student near howard's alleged assault. >> his dad called me today, really emotional. >> he was worried. >> his son scud have been shot. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall

the family... we have how you can donate on wcpo-dot-com new tonight.nearly 30-thousand more people have guns in the state of ohio. ohio.the attorney general's office just released its 20-15 report.the report's findings suggest that more people got guns in 20-15... than they did in 20-14.only 11-hundred licenses were denied.and that's up for the year as well. this as we know is a hot button issue...this week more at madison high school.the butler county prosecutor says the alleged gunman got the gun from a family member... member...our continuing coverage of the madison school shooting continues on-line. where you can dig into the debate over whether teachers should have guns inside the classroom... or if only the school's resource officer should be armed. a cemetery dating back to the 17-hundreds is destroyed.and tonight - a northern kentucky grand jury is handing down an indictment against the farmer accused of damaging it!nine on your side reporter tony mirones has the story from mason county... the mason county sheriff provided these photos of the cemetery saying that it's no longer here. the cu

smith worries about all of the guns not found. >> you never know who could have one. beside you. >> reporter: both durham police and sheriff's office tell me guns. mario boone, cbs north carolina. >> idaho police are looking for the man accused of shooting a pastor in the parking lot after a service. surveillance helped identify him as the shooter. the pastor is still in the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. the congregation says they are praying for the pastor and the man nted by police. >> a lot of people are hurting really bad right now over this, believing that god has a plan. >>> authorities in dickinson,selfself recovered the body of a man monday night after his boat overturned in the dickinson bayou. the victim has not been identified and another man was fishing when the boat was overcome by current. a jury in nashville has awarded erin andrews over secretly recorded video. the jury came back with its decision monday after a did i of deliberations. they maintained that the with are to blaine for the individual -- to blame for the video. >> erin a

the gun jammed and didn't go off. the man rushed back into the of time inside of the home and cam back armed yet again. at this point, the police have grabbed the riot shield and the man raised the gun again pulling the trigger. this time, the gunfired, hitting the riot shield dead center. at least one officer returned fire striking and killing the man. officers were very lucky this morning. >> the officers are very lucky that that's why your training comes in. they knew it was a dangerous situation. they trayed to end it peacefully and tried to engage him in a conversation. i don't know why the gentleman pulled out the gun and fired, built he did. luckily, the shield was there, and the officers responded as they are trained to do. when somebody fires upon you, you have to respond with force. >> reporter: there's still a lot of questions out here on scene that we're waiting to get answered. how long did that man stay inside of the home? what keep of weapon did he use? on air and online at abcactionnews.com. live in tam