will they change the company name? will steven move to new york? to find out those answers as well as what else we had in store for them, make sure you hang around for the second part of the makeover coming up. >>> like it or not, facebook's new time line format is almost here. m march 30th, the new platform will be rolled out across the popular social media site. the changes of the of all feel of the site are significant and how brands talk to customers and leverage content. what does this mean for your small business facebook page? jason keith is the founder of social media education company social fresh and he is here to give us a primer on the changes and how to customize the page in advance of the launch. >> thanks for having me. >> yes, the last thing you want to do is to go on the facebook on march 30th, and say, what happened to my page? >> like the site went down. >> yes, and it is good for everyone to know it is not going to be that hard to change. >> yes, it will take place right away, but there are easy steps to get you ready. >> i have

we know two of the adults' names. pal and the psychologist from the school, but we'll hear a lot more names. and it will send this up to reeling all over again, john. >> reporter: ali, this is the st. rose of lima church behind me where last night there was a vigil. a thousand people were here inside and outside this church to mourn together and grieve together. this town really is going through this as one tight-knit community. i heard bells a short while ago and didn't know why or where they were ringing, but it did give the sense of togetherness that is really permeating inside this community. the church here is filling up again this morning with parents, families, people here to share in this moment. there are two bulletin boards set up for people to start posting messages. messages of hope and messages of mourning. i spoke to a father a short while ago, ali, of a child, an 8-year-old girl, a third grader, a survivor from this. and he, like so many parents, is struggling to talk to his kids this weekend. they want

. >> the name of the instrument is called tale boheha. >> (speaking spanish). >> it was a time in peru when the africans were prohibited from playing or making instruments. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they were forced to make their own instruments. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they use the surroundings and big jars and they used to have water or other type was drinks. >> (speaking spanish). >> covered with leather skin. >> (speaking spanish). >> and they make the drums. >>. >> (speaking spanish). (drums). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called dungo. >> spr (speaking spanish). >> we have two but only one was used. >> (speaking spanish). >> this is one that was used north of the capital. >> (speaking spanish). >> in the cities of the country >> (speaking spanish). >> when he was a child he was able to see those instruments and on extension today. (drums). (applause) . >> this is a donkey's jaw. it could be a horse or a donkey. >> donkey's jaw. >> and it's played by spiking it and to make the rattle sound and also creates this. (applause). >> (speaking spanish)

of the top eight technology names in the basket make up 55%. my guess is that some of the apple negative sentiment could actually move towards like google, amazon is still up a lot. oracle is up a lot. i want to use a put spread in the qs. >> so dan is bearish. he is buying a put spread one of the most common strategies. it is always good to crack open the play book and review the structure. buy one put and sell a lower strike put of the same expiration to cut your cost. how do you make money? you want the stock to fall to the strike of the short put where you make the most money and where your profit as a capped. >> we would not short this stock here. the way that stock moves from 505 to 590 in a week and a half is danger time. i want to use the k. the q was at 65. i paid 55 cents. i bought one quarterly for 95 cents. to reduce the cost i sold one of the december 31 puts against it for 40 cents. so the max cost was 55 cents. my max profit is $1.45. and my max loss is 55 cents between $63.45 and 64. that is about a dollar away. it gives me a 5%

we've learned the names of two of the adults, the principal and a school counselor, but not the names of the children. now, that is expected to start happening at around 8:00 a.m. right where i am. right now the bodies are still inside the school. police say it's an active crime scene and that means the shooter's body is still there, as well. police say 20-year-old adam lanza was the shooter, and also say his mother's body was found inside the home they shared together about 2 1/2 miles from here. >> i'm john berman in the town square here in newtown. flags flying at half staff here all around the country to honor those lost at the elementary school shooting here in newtown, the sandy hook elementary school. president obama offered his own thoughts this morning in his weekly address. thoughts on the tragedy, and thoughts on guns. >> on friday, we learned that more than two dozen people were killed when a gunman opened fire in an elementary school in newtown, connecticut. most of those who died were just young children with their whole lives ahead of them. and every parent in america h

one of the e-mails used the name of noah pozner. we tracked down the person who seems to be the source of the e-mail. there are many other scams out there as well. we're going to speak with connecticut's attorney general about what can be done to shut them down. >>> this past week has been something that i don't think any of us could have begun to anticipate. or ever dream because it's truly been a nightmare. just the other day someone said, i'm waiting to wake up. because the horror is indescribable. >> it's hard to believe that anyone would try to capitalize on this tragedy in newtown. there are some absolutely sickening scams going around right now. people trying to raise money in the victims' names, fraudulent e-mails asking for money. noah pozner's uncle spoke with us. we tracked down what seemed to be the source of one of those e-mails. someone bought the domain name, his name noahpozner.com. the family was able to get that back. drew griffin and cnn's producer traced an e-mail to a woman in the bronx. she denied knowing about

the neighborhood can grow and the name can stay the same. reporter: now, some residents plan to fight the name change to nobe. there's no telling if it will camp on like soma did for south of market in san francisco. abc-7 news. >> ama: proposed legislation that could increase the number of smoke-free apartment in san francisco will be discussed. a board of supervisors committee is scheduled to hear the legislation. the policy would require landlords to designate their apartment units as smoking or nonsmoking and disclose the information to tenants. the san francisco apartment association backs the proposal. >> breaks news out of san francisco. caltrain has stopped service in both directions when a train rammed a car half hour ago. everybody inside the car government out safely about the collision. the caltrain was headed northbound into downtown san francisco when then incident happened. >> the union city woman convicted of killing nursing student michelle le is scheduled for sentencing tomorrow. state law requires her to spend a minimum of

what happened was we got there and the second day people learned the names. that's when we learned the name of the 26 people who passed away, 20 of them children, 6 and 7 years old. i want to play for you now really what stayed with me most. i talked to a man, a teacher. listen to this. >> oh, my god. oh, it can't be possible.

the name.ise suggested they change from "fancy new york" to nato new york or house of nato. >> we decided not to change the name. we feel very strongly that girls don't shop by brand name. >> our name would have been irrelevant to put into the logo itself. however, it's not to say that we shouldn't tweak the game. it will be changing from fancy new york to fancy bridal. >> we broke it down to who are the best-selling stores. out of the 22 stores, there are five of five of them that do th best work and do the best business that we pay no attention to. and they're going to be our focus. >> and manufacturing, how did it go? >> amazing. really, really amazing. so the sample that we saw to the die we brought two additional samples to the manufacturer. and immediately, right off the bat, she's like, that's funny. why are they doing it this way? if they stitch it underneath it will roll better. and so i was always looking for someone to impart a little bit of their knowledge and we're so excited about

in the tin trade. keach: names and places, professions and materials from the ancient world come to life. the tablets offer astonishing details of a way of life that ended thousands of years ago. but the sumerian symbols held more than a story of business. they preserved centuries of hymns, poems, myths -- even an early version of the biblical tale of noah and the great flood. writing has helped reveal the history of ancient sumer. in the heartland of the maya, another time capsule awaits discovery. what stories lie locked within these strange symbols ? decipherment of the maya glyphs began with the discovery of rare maya books, survivors of the tropical climate and the spanish conquest. archaeologist george stuart. stuart: this is a color facsimile of the dresden codex -- actual size, real colors. it's made on, like the others, on bark paper sized with lime plaster, on which the images were painted with fine hair brushes and pigment in about, oh, five or six different colors. keach: many of these books were discov

again they have no insurance for the brand name drug. we have encountered many people in the work that the center does who tried the generic drugs. they for some reason don't work for them and they need to go back to the brand name. but they need to go through a lot of hoops through their insurance company to get the brand name drugs covered. >> is the inability tow take a generic -- i think you're talking biojenics? no, you're not. a generic drug. a traditional generic drug. is that owing to any deficiency in the product or is that because of a special characteristic in the patient? >> i think very often it's going to depend on the patient. there was some litigation about the medicaid program on its failure to cover brand name drugs in florida. and there was some affidavit testimony from a neurologist who said that he had a lot of patients with epilepsy who were on brand named drugs forced to switch to generics and had seizures when they had been seizure free for years t may be the individual patient who can't tolerate perhaps the findin

we now know the name of the newtown shooter. we'll dig in on what was behind his monstrous act and a second crime scene tied to the first. what investigators found when they went to the suspected gunman's house. >>> i'm here in newtown, pennsylvania. behind me some distance is the school at which this tragic shooting took place. we have this story covered from all angles. i want to bring in my colleague john berman in newtown, in the town square. john, bring us up to speed on what we've seen since yesterday evening. >> hey, ali, i'm standing in front of the st. rose of lima church where last night there was an emotional vigil with about 1,000 people here. residents poured in for the 26 victims of this tragic attack. of course, 20 children were killed, six adults, all at the elementary school. and we're learning more about the shooter, which we're going to get into in a moment. but first, let's focus right now on the victims and what happened at that school, and here in this community. the community gathered to say their prayers

with a click you can see the name and address of each person licensed to own a handgun. in the aftermath of the newtown shootings, the impear puts it, people are concerned about who owns guns and how many of them are in their neighborhoods. hundreds of residents were shocked to see, bloggers are outing "the journal news" publishing the names and addresses of its staff. an ex-marine and gun owner who called in to the paper says "it's as if gun owners are sex offenders and to own a handgun risks exposure as if one is a sex offender. it's in my mind crazy." you can find out how much your neighbor paid for their house, how much in taxes they pay, often you can find out how much money your neighbor makes, how old they are, if they filed for bankruptcy, been sued or divorced, so what's different about finding out if your neighbor owns a gun? so the talk back question for you, do you have the right to know who owns a gun in your neighborhood? facebook.com/carolcnn or tweet me @carolcnn. i'll be right back. ? it's lots of things. all waking up. connecting to the global phenomenon

one of the e-mails used the name of noah pozner. we tracked down the person who seems to be the source of the e-mail. there are many other scams out there as well. we're going to speak with connecticut's attorney general about what can be done to shoot them down. [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus presents the cold truth. i have a cold, and i took nyquil, but i'm still "stubbed" up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] it doesn't have a decongestant. no way. [ male announcer ] sorry. alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast acting decongestant to relieve your stuffy nose. [ sighs ] thanks! [ male announcer ] you're welcome. that's the cold truth! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus. ♪ oh what a relief it is! ♪ [ male announcer ] to learn more about the cold truth and save $1 visit alka-seltzer on facebook. >>> this past week has been something that i don't think any of us could have begun to anticipate. or ever dream because it's truly been a nightmare. ju

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the medical examiner released the names of all of the victims yesterday.ll of the children were either 6 or 7 years old. while 6 of them have the victi adults, all were women working at the school. united way set up a fund to collect donations for victims' families and the community as a whole. it's called the sandy hook school support fund. all donations will go directly to those affected. many ways to impact your world today. >>> we still don't know much, though, about the shooter, adam lanza. so many questions and very few answers. what type of person he was. i want to bring in cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. hearing a lot of the same things we are. one thing a source has told cnn that a relative says that adam lanza had a form of autism. automatically people jumped to try to make connections, but you have to be very, very careful to try to connect this horrible violence to anything having to do with autism. >> i think so. and i think, kate, you can probably even take it a step further. there really is just no evidence of a link betwee

. >> one business owner says the name nobe may be young and new and fresh but the old name is fine. residents would like this area to remain the golden gate district of north oakland. >> amelia has lived in the north oakland house for 30 years. >> this is a long-standing north oakland community being swallowed up by real estate agents. reporter: she does not like the idea that real estate agents and brokers are selling her neighborhood as nobe. north oakland, berkeley, and emeryville, she says it's a plan to sanitize the year and boast prices. >> we're being a pawn right now in this game of real estate prices and people wanting to think of oakland as only the bad news they see at shootings. >> five shootings in oakland on saturday that left one person dead does nothing for oakland's identity as a destination. real estate brokers say the name change just reflects the revitalization of this area of the city. new restaurants, easy access to transportation, and old homes are attracting new families. scott and laura moved from san francisco. >> reasonable shopping around. good stuff. lots

we need to change the system so the host named cenk with a c. s much of a chance as anyone else. yolanda, thanks for doing the exapproximaterment, it taught all of us a lot. >> thank you. >> cenk: when we come back, senator demint has learned something in the senate. he can't make as much money as if he quits the is that the. we'll tell you about that story. >> this after only a couple of years. >> this is a big deal. >> a lot of my role in the senate has been stopping bad things and saying no to bad things. >> is it the end of the tea party that their leader in the senate is stepping aside? fox is a little hurt they didn't get invited to the white house but the hypocrisy on that is amazing. >> look who was invited. >> it's incredible. (vo) now, it's your turn. (vo) connect with the young turks with cenk uygur. >> it's go time. [ male announcer ] red lobster's crabfest ends soon. hurry in and try five succulent entrees like our tender snow crab paired with savory garlic shrimp. just $12.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. and intr

they're babies. >> i mean, faced with that horrible dilemma whether to take the child's name off the board, how is she doing through all this. >> taking that name down, that's been the moment for her. everyone's had a moment. the way she's getting through it is strangely enough the children themselves, their honesty, they know they have to be strong for these children. receiving all these kind words from people all over the world, that's been a source of encouragement. she was wondering what she was going to do for the lesson today, what she was going to say to these children. she got a kind letter from someone from littleton colorado, from the clergy there, they obviously have been through a lot. only when you have been through it, can you offer the advice to get through it this time. >> hopefully her faith is getting her through as well. remarkable. >>> we'll be right back. to the best vacation spot on earth. (all) the gulf! it doesn't matter which of our great states folks visit. mississippi, alabama, louisiana or florida, they're gonna love it. shaul, your alabama hospitality is i

they wanted to name the other ones, and they wanted to name all of the east-west one's with explorers-- ones with explorers. there was a big complaint about the spanish names. a few of them they kept. these are the park side cottages. as early as 1908, they had a textbook and they said, you can build as cottage. we will give you the plans. take it away. we think about it later, but they were doing it early. >> this is a placard from one of those cooky cutter homes. we talk about housing today. i have two work days. this is 600927 -- 6927. they put them on the building of that authority could figure out what you were buying. >> you will see these placards. this is 1930. you can see that it was sand, sand, sand. >> there were train tracks that unloaded in front of us development site. -- in front of this development site. >> these three houses, can you see them? they are still there. people were optimistic. they would buy three lots and say, we will build three two- story houses here and eventually it will fill in. it did, but it was three decades. this is sunset boulevard being put in.

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he likes the name noby. he is selling this home in emeryville for $849,000. its block away from the oakland border. >> didn't think of it as a name change. its creation of a district or giving it an identity. >> the area has been known as golden gate district. a partner o at cupcake shop. >> i don't think it needs to change. i think the neighborhood will be grow and the name can stay. >> they plan to fight the name change and there is no telling whether or not whether noby will catch on like soma did for south of district neighborhood. >> california man who killed several family members is dead tonight. police say three people were killed the shooter's mother and two uncles. investigators don't know what led to the shooting. they tracked him down using a cellphone signal. they exchanged fire. his two young daughters they found in his vehicle that had been shot. his son was also injured. >> the president and house speaker met to discuss the so-called fiscal cliff. they have until january 1st to extend the bush-era tax cuts. americans will see massive cuts to so

the shooter's name you of course what kind of weapons we had with him and just how many more bullets could have fired. the number is extraordinarily high. >> stay there. we are going to tell you exactly where police stand in their investigation and so many questions that certainly remain unanswered. these questions, i'm not sure we are ever going to get real answers to. >> yeah wolf, trying to piece this together as much as we can, as carefully as we can. president obama is en route to this small town now to join the people of knuten in their grief. greeft here is overwhelming. he will attend a vigil at a church here, meet with parents and loved ones of the people killed. the white house says he wants to personally thank the first responders, those people who police and paramedics credited with present venting this awful strategy from being worse. >> nancy lanza, the gunman's mother, shot dead friday morning in her home. she was sun someone who liked to garden and play a dice came called bunko. don lemon joining us now. you spoke with four of her friends about her personality, her app

you all know the name of the shooter by now, and we want you to know the names of the victims.'re really going to be focusing on them as much as we can tonight, and, of course, in the days ahead on this program. i'm not going to keep repeating the name of the shooter because you already know it i don't want that name to go down in history and i think a lot of people here in this town do not want the name of the person, the killer, to be known in households and to go down in history. they want the names of the victims to be remembered. and we will remember them tonight. susan candiotti is joining me now with the latest on the investigation. you were in newtown just hours after the shooting happened, susan. what are you hearing from people today? >> well, we're hearing that everyone wants to find out why, why this happened. what led this young man to do this. and we know that authorities are tracing him way back, as far as they can go, but primarily concentrate on the time he was a teenager up until now when he's 20 years old. and, in fact, cnn obtained a photograph, one taken in

>> two names and they are going to be releasing the rest of the names. we're standing by for another news conference. we think that's going to happen fairly soon. with more questions than answers right now, at least on this morning about the possible motives of this 20-year-old shooter, adam lanza, we're continuing to try to get information on what happened. police say he killed his mother before the rampage at the school where he then eventually took his own life. cnn's mary snow is joining us from outside the lanza home in newtown, connecticut. what did we learn about adam lanza and his possible motive? >> reporter: wolf, you know, shortly after yesterday's horrific massacre, police and s.w.a.t. teams descended on the lanza home where it is believed that adam lanza lived with his mother. and what police now are saying in term of a potential motive, lieutenant paul vance of the connecticut state police said that investigators are recovering what he described as, in his words, as good evidence to possibly fill in the blanks of why or how this could have o

by the way, did i mention the buggy's name? billy deluxe. >> no way. >> yes. >> after the country song by brooks & dunn. ♪ hillbilly deluxe >> it's charred now. >>> he started out chasing ducks and ended up in the middle of a partially frozen pond. >> see how they get the dog off the ice next. >>> it's the music video all about one big compliment. >> your face i like that. see what this thing is all about "right this minute." c10 w >>> this is a rescue video from colorado. that's a jack russell terror whose name is jonah. he was on a walk with some owners and when he saw ducks he got loose from his leash and ended up in the middle of this partially frozen pond. >> that looks like really thin ice. >> he tried to walk back to where his owners were but he just probably became really scared and stopped trying so animal services came and as you can see special operation sergeant osbourne >> you never know when danger can just come up and bite at you. two young girls sitting at a park bench in sidney, australia, when that happens. >>

>> well, we're being selective in the names we're buying. not just broadly buying the market. we think, you know, stock market overall is reasonably priced, but we're not seeing big catalyst from here. so we're being selective on a name by name basis. we are buying dividend stocks around the world. we tend to prefer stocks outside of the u.s. not as rich as inside the u.s., the traditional dividend sectors. and the dividend stocks abroad will be less vulnerable to taxes going up because more of their shareholders are not exposed to tax rates. it's a name by name basis and we like in part for its own defense business but also gulf stream is a very attractive asset that has a lot of exposure to the emerging markets with a big backlog. >> wondering, in terms of whether we go over the fiscal cliff. he says if we go over the cliff for even a matter of two months, we could see unemployment tick as high as 11%. and even though you're a long-term investor, at some point, you may look at the macro environment and say it's time to reduce some positions, at what point do you reach that ti

it's not -- you're not defined by the tragedy and the name. icular loss that you suffered. so in each case that family now has a hole in it that's shaped like that person they lost. that's going to go forward through their lives. the thing that they're going to have to learn, as we've all had to learn, is how it to live around that loss. you don't move on from it. you never move on it from it. when people say that, i don't know what they're thinking. you can move forward and find ways to move forward and honor the memory of the person that you've lost in how you live your own life. >> one thing that struck us, peter, is when you mentioned robbie parker speaking about his young, young daughter last night. he said, i'm not mad. he also sent his condolences to the family of the shooter. he sent his condolences for the family of the adam lanza. it struck many of us, that strength and humility. how do you square that when you know the anger i'm sure many are still feeling? >> well, we had similar emotions and similar experiences. so i can understand

. >> reporter: homicide detectives are withholding the victims name. saying he is 18 years old. this is a basic who done it. the crime scene was puzzling. a white truck jumped the curb and nearly backed into a tree. a teenage boy lay dead in the street. >> the truck is sitting at a weird angle. a body down near the truck. this is going to be where our crime scene unit really shines. >> reporter: the call came in as a traffic accident. they found a fatal donned wound to the circumstance. the circle marks a bloodstain. it looks like the 18-year-old had been stab. >> we're treating it as an isolated incident. >> reporter: evidence markers litter the scene as detectives tried to figure out how the boys attacked. neighbors say they heard popping noises and a car speed away. it's possible he stumbled on to the asphalt or was ejected from the truck. neighbors say violent crime in this part of san jose is rare. >> i've been living here 18 years. this is unusual. >> reporter: this is the 44th homicide of the year. there haven't been this many killings in san jo

said he knew the killer's name before any of the victims' names i mean do we give killers a sense of infamy and is this really what they want do they want to die and be this in for this person i think of that is exactly what happens and you see we have seen twenty four hour twenty four seven coverage and you hear the name of the suspect being mentioned over and over again and we know who the name is households across the country know who who this person is and that's absolutely what happens is that they gain this kind of infamy and somebody that has absolutely no respect for human life and is mentally disturbed and is looking for a way to kind of make a name for himself while he's seeing that this is one way to do it and honestly what do you think i mean does this create copycat killers i mean we saw it right after the aurora shooting in colorado the movie theater we saw another person you know trying to do the same thing he fortunately got stopped but i mean do you think this inspires other people to jump on board who might be a moment mentally ill as well and want the notoriety i t

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often it seems that in history remembers the names of murderers and not the names of victims. k that's -- i just think that it shouldn't be. so we're trying to do what we can to not contribute to that name being out there and being known as a household name from here on out. witnesses to the shooting yesterday say that the first shots rang out and just as the morning announcements were being read at the elementary school and police are trying to hammer down exactly what happened before that moment. tom foreman breaks it down for us right now with what investigators know so far. >> police are essentially constructing a map of all of the places that might have had connections to this shooter. for example, his brother's apartment down here in new jersey across new york up into connecticut. his mother's house where she was found dead. only about three miles away, of course, the school. to try to figure out what led him to this spot at that time because they do believe that shortly after murdering his mother, he did drive the few miles from her house to this school and emerge in thi

[singing prayer] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in the name of god, compassionate and merciful. n newtown, connecticut, and the nation join with our fellow americans grieving for those who died in this senseless tragedy and praying for them and their families. we ask god to grant those lost a special place in paradise and we ask their families to be granted the strength to endure the unendurable. it is in such times of almost unbearable loss that we seek the comfort with our creator and that artificial divisions of faith fall away to reveal a nation of mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters, all united in a desire to bring renewed hope. the koran, text tells us that god's mercy and compassion are without limits and always available for those who ask. god says when my servants question you about me, tell me that i am here. i answer the prayer of every person who calls on me. chapter 2, verse 186. the koran, in the koran god also says give glad tidings to those who endure the patience, who when afflicted with calamity say, we belong to god and to him we shall re

as well as the victims' names. ternoon, 3:30 in the afternoon. 10,000 people in this mall. the shooter walks into the macy's store on the second floor. he sprints toward the food court and that's where the shots rang out, as you said, about 20 shots fired from the shooter's rifle. here's how one store employee described the scene. >> i work at a kiosk right in the middle of the mall right below the food court. we heard about six shots at first and people scattered like crazy, everyone left. we waited around for a second and people at the stores were opening the doors for us to get in. they were ushering everybody in there. > >> reporter: the shooter is described as being in his early 20s. at this point we don't have any motive whatsoever. we can tell you the shopping mall will remain closed today. don, you may see some of the cars behind me. that's because when this happened, a lot of people just sprinted for the door. they left their belongings behind. there are a lot of car keys in the mall. we know at some point

why the names and addresses? why do you need to know specifically the name and address? general information about -- >> hold on. >> but the specifics of where people live, i don't think that's okay. you have to be very careful with that. >> if you're moving in to a development and two houses down or three houses down and a stockpile of weapons there, i think that's valuable. >> so is it important to you to own a gun and be secretive that you own that gun and nobody else can know that you have it? >> no. >> so people might come in to your house and not aware you have that? >> they're not treated like criminals and their privacy -- >> this is not about treating them like criminals. >> it is. >> nothing here treats them like criminals. >> who else is named and shamed like this? only group to think of is sex offenders. >> i don't see how this is shaming. >> if you are -- >> well, no. no, hold on. this kind of thing has been done before. i think of examples in massachusetts, for instance, there was a group to put an anti-gay marriage referendum on the state ballot. you have to

the name of origen. or the slave name. it was up to hillary rodham to prove that his house is not sodom. [laughter] but obama of the jokes of his name it was a good name to rhyme but unfortunately i use them with osama bin london clap your mom up. so i get worried when they talk about presidential candidates i did a similar book in 2008 called deciding fennecs to decider was a long epic:interrupted by other poems. this is the same sort but it has a little bit of prose one was entitled gingrich aware that her husband has cheated on and left seriously ill wives desperately tries to make light of a bad cough. [laughter] newt gingrich thinks it sounds like a fever and was a little concerned. last time we had good candidates just in general with john edwards with it is called yes i know he is the millworkers son but there is hollywood and the hair. sarah palin. i wrote her version of the barbra streisand classic on the cleared day icy-- i can see russia. and talked-about candidates and seems impossible but the then governor of i

[singing prayer] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in the name of god, compassionate and merciful. newtown, connecticut, and the nation join with our fellow americans grieving for those who died in this senseless tragedy and praying for them and their families. we ask god to grant those lost a special place in paradise and we ask their families to be granted the strength to endure the unendurable. it is in such times of almost unbearable loss that we seek the comfort with our creator and that artificial divisions of faith fall away to reveal a nation of mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters, all united in a desire to bring renewed hope. the koran, text tells us that god's mercy and compassion are without limits and always available for those who ask. god says when my servants question you about me, tell me that i am here. i answer the prayer of every person who calls on me. chapter 2, verse 186. the koran, in the koran god also says give glad tidings to those who endure the patience, who when afflicted with calamity say, we belong to god and to him we shall retu

they got the addresses and they got the names. they were not able to get the amount of guns or the types of guns. they got all the info and plugged it into a database and came up with the map. that sparked a lost of anger and a lot of angry comments. there were 2,000 comments on the page itself. the article with 30,000 shares on facebook. many people angry about this. some of the comments we can share with you right now that came in like wildfire. what a bunch of fools shlgs helping the criminals find guns. they should be held accountable. i would rather know which of may neighbors are taking psychiatric drugs than if they are legally owning a hand gun. when you can own a map of the unlicensed pistols, i would be interested. a number of them are angry. i couldn't find one that was in support of this. >> that's usually how the internet works. >> spreads like wildfire. >> what has newspaper said? >> they defended themselves and said this is probable information and have a right to know. they wanted everyone to know what was out there