since then there have been no other reports of an armed intruder. nevertheless, police taking this very seriously. they have swarmed the campus and are going through each and every room now checking to make sure there is no gunman on campus. >> one of the students told us given the time of year so close to the holidays that the campus is not a full campus. there are significantly less people on than would be on a normal time of year. right now, again, live pictures from news chopper 2. you can see officers making their way around the campus. we'll watch this, monitor the situation. if we get any new developments we let you know. we want to move on to other news. a freeze warning is in effect tonight for parts of the bay area. all across the region today people spent the day preparing for one of the coldest nights of the year. we have live team coverage. we begin right now with bill martin who is tracking which areas are the coldest. >> in the north bay there was a freeze warning. it is going ton cold up there. let's take a look at the location. north

there have been other proposals for access to check mental health records when someone is purchasing guns and firearms. what do you think of those? is that a deterrent? >> i agree, there should be safe checks hike that in place. one that should be there is similar to the child abuse registry where you had mandated reporters to use the loughner case. he's put out from college for being dangerous, we're afraid of him, you can't come back until you're psychiatrically proven to be safe. what should happen in a case like that, as a mandated reporter, someone should make notification to a county and say that we have a grave concern about this individual's state of mind and then maybe a mobile crisis team can interview this person and find out what state they're in and introduce them to the assisted out patient treatment program and we can avoid things like this. >> the criticism that will come up right away is privacy issues. so how do we balance between individual rights and the needs of a community? >> well, you know, privacy and goes to the stigmatism issue. historically, when you look a

there's nothing we can stop. i'd like to hear what the other commissioners have to say. i think there is a lot of potential and it should be moved forward with those admonitions we have spoken about. >> commissioner wu. >> thank you. so, on a couple topics that we've already talked about, i think that there definitely was a lack of process. i think this is something the department struggles with on all legislation. i know that it's a very tall order to hold community meetings on every piece of legislation, especially as the board of supervisors is suggesting more and more legislation these days. but i also feel like we wouldn't have had this reaction if there were some more outreach. i would encourage all of the supervisor offices to think about that a little bit more. on the question of setting a time frame for appeals and emotionses on the negative declarations, i do feel like that sets a process up more clear. i think that 30 days is probably more reasonable for the case in which there was notice, but i think in the case in which there wasn't notice it should revert ba

so there is a few other things that we have written down that i just wanted to point out there is about 60 design professionals in the western sonoma area and about 40 within the valley area and so we would like to stay, continue and continue to grow our businesses there. >>> good afternoon commissioners my name is jeffery miller with miller company architect i want to follow up on the previous speaker i have a business that has been there for 50 years and in my building there are several interior designers and lighting designers my wife is a designer who has a space had the building as well. we actually share facilities copy machines and thing like that, that we cross fertilize, it seems that we are part of the creative density of the area and having designers, landscape architects and argument connects architects and interior poem shrewded from the area i do not understand that. i have been to several meetings and i support the plan in general but it's just in this particular matter, i do not support the purpose in that. >> is there any additional public comment? okay seeing none of t

have see quest racial -- sequestration, which is looming. the across-the-board cuts would be a million jobs lost in the defense industry. there is a lot on our plate right now, and i think -- yes? >> do you think any progress has been made out of those meetings? i think the speaker and the president have tried to have a frank discussion but did not disclose any tangible progress made. do you have any reason to believe there has been proog -- progress? >> i haven't heard the details. in what the speaker has told me, he has been disappointed that the president seems to be heading in the opposite direction as far as continuing to call for higher taxes than ever, a doubling of the taxes that he talked about when he was campaigning for re-election. also calling for more spending, another stimulus, and an unlimited ability to raise the debt ceiling. for republicans, we believe it is so important that we're addressing the out of-of control spending. ed trillion deficit. we see a nearly doubling of the debt since president obama took office. we're on track to double the debt again in the next four years. it is that debt that's making

have -- what? >> much of it is diverted. >> yes. so was there any study done of how many families actually will take the bottles back to the retailer to get nickels back or most of them would just put it in the recycled bin? >> we don't have any deep data on that. the simplest thing is as i mentioned there is about $17 million, $18 million a year and about two-thirds of that goes to recyclers in the form of cash payments for them bringing their bottles and cans to recycling centers and one-third of it goes to ecology. whether that two-thirds, that $12 million is done by individual family members or by groups of people that have organized to get the material, or thieves or scavengers who picked it up, we don't know that. >> thank you. >> any other questions? where does the $100 a day go that retailers pay? >> that goes back to the state. it's called cal recycle, a division of the state. and i believe it just goes into their general fund. they are funded by the redemption -- the nickels and dimes that are not redeemed. it's called "the fund." it's

to get more information and we understand from the information we do have that there were eight passengers and four crew members on board is it unusual to have so few people on board one of these extremely unusual because to believe two zero four could carry more than two hundred passengers so what these passengers were doing. in the aircraft so what kind of lesson just run they were they likely a peace. deal when deputies i don't know was it some sort of a charter flight or you're right it's it's it's it's call. it's quite unusual that there are only eight passengers on board such a graph as to zero four and in your experience we don't know at this stage but is it more likely to be a pilot error or a technical error from what you can see in on the photographs and from what you understand of the history of this aircraft well i can tell you. on the rural statistics more than fifty percent of the aviation accidents accidents happen because of the human factor so this is pilot error so in the rationale for the number of miles up to eighty seven percent. you know well i'm

there's no question about that, that's not secretive. we have very, very good competent electronic evidence computer crimes unit, and we'll work with any other agencies supporting our efforts to ensure if there's something there, our people will definitely find it. >> one final question, other members of the family, adam's father, his brother? >> i know that we've had some conversations. i don't know that we've completed those interviews. we have had some conversations with the family, with our assistance from other agencies outside the state of connecticut. >> lieutenant vance, thank you. >>> up next, the controversy of reporting the mental health of the shooter. what asberger's syndrome has to do with the story and what it doesn't. >>> and three state officials resign after the attack on the con sue late in benghazi. oth mmm i can still see you. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. you can stay in and like something... or you can get out there and actually like something. the lexus december to remember sales event is on. th

we have spoken to many, many witnesses. thereo speak to, including and not limited to maybe even speaking with youngsters. >> what about the wounded? >> we have spoken, yes, with the wounded. >> lieutenant, can you tell us what -- >> we won't discuss what witnesses have put forth. taking out of context, we'll include that in the report and final summary of what took place. >> all right. one more yes, sir. >> [ inaudible ] everyone keeps asking that question and i have to say to you, that for us to be able to give you a summary of the motive we have to complete the investigation and have the whole picture before we can say hopefully how and why this occurred. that's not going to come quickly. >> left any writings or notes behind? >> again, i cannot detail evidence. we don't do that. it's simply stated we have a great deal of evidence that we're analyzing and that's a

to be other cuts and there will be negotiations. we'll have different views, mine and senator corker's view is different but we'll have to find spending cuts and we will. >> in fairness, senator corker, senator coburn, a bunch of people, have said -- it's not house speaker boehner but you're not president obama. they've been willing to say we're willing to raise the tax rates all the way up to the clinton rate, 39.6%. can you give us some specifics of things you would consider cutting in terms of social programs and in terms of entitlement reform? >> the bottom line, chris, is that would be negotiating against ourselves. president obama agreed -- >> isn't that what they just did? >> no. the bottom line is democrats, led by our president almost uniformly say here's our first 1.2 trillion of getting to the 4 trillion. revenues. it's up to the republican leadership prodded correctly and boldly by senator corker and others to say they'll go along with this and then we'll negotiating on the other side. it makes no sense to negotiate against ourselv

it must have been somebody else. megyn: there is a lot of information coming into the newsroom at this hour. the news has evolved as we have learned more information. i would like to tell the viewers that we are still awaiting a the first news conference on this tragedy in connecticut. that will happen any moment now. it has been scheduled for 1:00 p.m. eastern time. it has been pushed back shortly as they get the officials in place. this even news organizations working to get the microphones set up. we are told it will happen momentarily. going live to trace gallagher at the news desk. reporter: we wanted to play this thing carefully. we have been getting the numbers all morning long. police were holding this very close to the vest. we have now confirmed with the justice department that the numbers are horrifying. twenty-seven dead, including 18 children. eight adults, and the gunmen. it all begins to make sense. because even in the early going, the mayor and the police officers were saying that this could be from the early asse

>> since columbine there have been 181 of these school shootings. >> remember, we did have a ban on assaulte put the ban in place these incidents didn't decline in a measurable way. and when we took them off they didn't increase in a measurable way. >> there were five guns in the house. the shooter chose two semiautomatic pistols and one semiautomatic rifle. he did not choose the two deer hunting rifles. it seems to me that the congresswoman is absolutely right, there is a bright line here that we should be able to, you know, hunt. you know, hunters should be able to go about their sport, but there's no need to hunt with a semiautomatic rifle. there's none. >> congressman? >> well, look i'm a concealed carry permit gun holder. i have a glock .23. i'm not the person you need to worry about and there are millions who deal with this properly. it's their second amendment right to do so. but we have to look at the mental health access. >> is there such -- any kind of weapon, any capacity -- >> there are prohibitions -- gun rules are very stringent. there is a lot of conjecture out there that i d

we have mid-term elections coming up in two years. he's talking about immigration. there's the trench warfare on the budget and entitlements which could take a long time, and gun control if he wants to do that this year as well. >> well, you have to pick and choose. you have to be careful.

don't know whether he took his own life well whether he was killed by the police the witness said there must have been one hundred rounds fired there's another man taken into custody they're not calling him a suspect yet but he's being questioned these kinds of shootings are a recurring thing in the u.s. so there has been a number of horrifying incidents at schools in the past this incident is the second deadliest school shooting in u.s. history after a gunman killed thirty two people. in two thousand and seven we of course remember columbine massacre in colorado where two students shot and killed thirteen people at their school and injured twenty four but that was a high school and then this last tragedy happened another at an elementary school those are five year olds six year olds. the problem is that getting a gun. is no problem in the states here in most states here any attempts to regulate that hit the wall and that wall is the second amendment the right of the people to bear arms some states here do have controls over a gun possession but again very limited controls the state of illinois f

we have determined in the city that this legislation is good -- good legislation. there's no conditional use requirement to have this. a lot of people today want to have food, drink, and be able to have some music. how can we get the limited live entertainment excluded from the know amplified or no live entertainment excluded on the transfers? >> that is going to mostly driven locally. most of the conditions you'll ever see on an abc license are because we rely, to a great extent, on the police department and local officials to determine what is best for their communities. i'm not trying to pin this on you guys or blame you guys, but we do try to work with you. we do not tend to want to overrule the police department very often. now that said, i get a fair number of petitions and appeals to me. typically, they are from the neighbors. i want to see that there is actually a practical problem posed -- that the condition is there to solve, not that this is the way the things have been or maybe there's someone who is satisfied by what is potentially wrought by having live enter

>> i think that law enforcement has to satisfy itself that there's no one else who may have been involvedn this terrible situation. perhaps from the shooting aspect, but in a situation like this too, richard, sometimes there's this helter skelter, where potential verdicts, students, teachers will and rightfully so will exit the building an run, and law enforcement has to service themselves that no one else has fled from the building, either who may have been directly involved in the shooting or who may have been a potential victim that they could still be out there too. i'm hearing a report from one of the ambulances in the local area. that one of the victims was a parent who had been shot and was taken to a local hospital. but unfortunately, there appears to be other victims too. >> we're going to go for a quick break, clint, when you come back, as well as the monsignor, perhaps dr. culligan who is there on the ground, we're going to step back on the timeline here, we're about 2 hours and 15 minutes since this tragedy about an hour and a half outside of new york city. stay tuned, we'll h

there will be some meetings here, there have to be some meetings between the principals and the presidentere are a couple of options in the last couple of days even though it seems like five days is terribly, terribly short. there shall bills floating out there to keep tax rates where they're at for people making $250,000 and below. that could slide around. there's a senate bill that floats around. there's the president's offer which could still be amended. option 3, of course. is to go over the cliff and fight this out on january 1. >> warner: are there any meaningful back-channel negotiations going on? >> leadership aides on both sides say the channels have been open even during the christmas break. when the president called senator mcconnell and others last night, senator mcconnell made clear to say that's the first time he's talked to a democrat since thanksgiving. now that sounds like they haven't been talking at all but that's not true because we all know the president and the speaker have been engaged in close negotiations and their staff even closer. even when the speaker and the

i don't want to have things on my head. so if there is a problem with the bar, this is the first i'm hearing about it. >> thank you. mr. flynn, you have three minutes' of rebuttal. >> can you wait to speak until you get to the microphone -- you can speak at the microphone. it's part of your rebuttal time? >> it's to help answer the question about the gate that was brought up. it is working now, perfectly fine, the pedestrian gate, i took a photo of it at 4:00 this afternoon. if you open the gate to bring in a car, which is illegal there. there should not be any car access to the alley. that is the purpose of the gate. so opening the two pieces of the gate to open it up to allow the garbage trucks to come in, since they took the lower bar off, there is a an issue being resolved now. there is a redesign to strengthen the gate to make up for that bar being removed, but the pedestrian side of the gate works perfectly well. >> thank you. >> my name is tracy and i'm the on-site manager for 642 and here to represent the residents there. many

for as long as there have been patrol vehicles there has been that kind of discretion put in place byt there has to be a person there. yes, for what a person can see from public streets. i think this idea that a camera would be gathering all that information without a person, you could imagine it is not just one drone. these are cheap to acquire. cheaper than an officer, and could fly constantly. >> that is one of the reasons they want them, because of budget cuts. >> yes. we don't have the officers. it will be an interesting debate. i was talking the with supervisors and it is very up in the air with which way they will go. >> it is going to be interesting. it coming down to the perception of privacy. there is an inherent fear in america about big brother. >> it is a big concern. you see a lot of cameras on public streets these days and outside of businesses. they help catch criminals. >> two things. one in san francisco, a lot of the cameras have actually been used by defense attorneys because they improve their client wasn't the person accused 06 of the crime. that is one thing the

authorities are still working to determine how many gunmen there were. they haved all the doors according to authorities there outside portland. they have gotten employees out to the best of their knowledge. they found an ar 15 rifle which authorities say had a full magazine on the mall floor there just outside a macy's store and that leads them to believe that the gun had jammed. whether they have been able to examine that gun or not remains to be seen seen. but if the gunman himself is down it's certainly a possibility. witnesses report seeing two people on the ground not moving with sheets over their entire bodies which has led to local reports of two people killed there. >> could one of them be the gunman? certainly. could there be more gunman on scene thorlts have not told us that you yet. they are searching the mall. they say they can't be sure yet. so this clackamas center mall is still very much an active crime scene on what appears to be a rainy late afternoon. this happened 3:30 p.m. local time in portland as the authorities got their first calling of sh

tavis: have when i am not asking for details. but is there a profile of a person, given the changes in the industry? andy garcia has a passion project. you have to get funded summer. is there a profile of the kind of person who is still interested, in the world, wanting to finance independent projects? >> there are independent companies that are in that business, you know? it is a combination of equity and sometimes -- if you can find your whole movie with your equity, you have a partner where several partners and make the film. usually, it is a combination of equity with international pre- sales that you collateralize in a bank, and a gap loan based on future sales. that is the standard formula. other than that, you can approach anybody for equity. you can approach your dry cleaner. you can approach bill gates. there is no rule. there are people interested in art. art, looking back through centuries -- are always needs patrons. i think people will invest in film. they are patrons, in a way. it is a fairly high-risk investment. but there is a

they have stopped revenue from coming and that. we need revenue. there are a lot of people who do not mind being taxed. i do not like being taxed, but i have paid taxes my whole life. if we could get rid of the tea party arm and mitch mcconnell, we would be a lot better off. host: 21 for the call. if you are just joining us or listening on c-span radio, our focus is on the president's second term, what should his number one priority be? a follow up on one of the final choruses in the house of representatives yet to be determined. a run up election that took place yesterday. according to the associated press with 98% of precincts reporting, he led landry by 61% to 39.2%, a difference of just over 21,000 votes. that is from the third congressional district. from the venice, florida. caller: hello. first of all, the first thing would go to the jobs. it is better to let the federal go and let the majority go. look at north carolina. it would be through the revenue department. first of all, he is kidding himself. the money will not be collected because taxing

do you have a feeling there?e from the poll is that overwhelming majority of the american people want both sides to compromise. they don't want to go over the fiscal cliff. they don't necessarily think the difference is separating these two sides are unbridgeable or unrealistic. they can work out a deal. they have to be adults and be serious and make concessions to the other side and you won't get 100% of what you want. that's the art of compromise. in order to avoid a disaster, the mandatory spending cuts and domestic spending and defense spending, the mandatory increases across the board taxes from everyone if we go over that fiscal cliff, you got to compromise. there's nothing wrong with compromise. to some liberals on the far left, conservatives on the far right, compromise is a dirty word. you should never compromise with the other side. they hate that. they rather go over the fiscal cliff but the overwhelming majority of americans totally disagree with those hard line positions on the extreme left and the e

distress right now the turks really don't know what to do and in iraq they almost have their own state so i mean there's a lot of variations across the entire region. now that turkey is a turkey's position towards these turks now we have to. probably we have to specify that you know this is another kurdish position kurdish people are the citizens of turkey so there was a general problem this was a general problem of democratization in turkey and turkey have done a lot for this kurdish minority last last ten years whether we like it or not so it is possible now to enter serious debates about anything related to turkey about autonomy federalism whatever easily in turkey and that's a that's a gain in terms of political discourse or right but in the future of it there is a there is a serious doubt and concern and sometime hatred and disgust i got about the p.k. activism in into a key and there and there are people tend to differentiate this from general kurdish rights and freedoms ok so expanding kurdish rights and freedoms are not organically related to make a demands or. aspiration to build their own terr

there have been businessmen who have turned presidents, i think herbert hoover, george bush, the firstbush. businessmen. i think there was a couple of others. lousy presidents. businessmen make lousy presidents. >> why have you been so consistently supportive of obama? >> i can't even imagine thinking about what would happen to the supreme court if a republican were the president, you know? i mean, citizens united is a horrible thing that people can spend and waste this amount of money on elections? think of all the -- you know, the people that could benefit from that money, you know? >> there have been two elections since i've been in america, there have been two elections where one party has had far more financial firepower than the other. one was here in california with meg whitman, one was nationally, but romney clearly had more money than obama. for most of that campaign. in both cases, the one with the most money lost. >> isn't that great? >> what does that tell you? >> people are getting smarter. i don't like all this amount of money spent on this election. there should be a giv

branding story. >>> there have been tweets about the next heir to the thrown. l over the world. some of them from piers morgan himself. hearing rumors that william and kate are considering the name piers for their child. you must be so proud? >> i'm as surprised as you are. soledad. having been the one that started the rumor, i'm not exactly holding my breath here. >> one can imagine. >> why do you think everyone around the globe is so interested in the story of the royals? i mean, it never really ends. i think a lot of people are rooting for this couple. they like this healthy, normal, if you can be marriage. >> the biggest stars in the world. and they really are, i mean, i think the wedding cemented will & kate as the two biggest figures of any type in the whole of the planet earth. i mean, they replaced really princess diana in that respect. with that comes enormous media scrutiny. i think the american public loves them. you have a president who can only last eight years and they get replaced. in britain, the one constant in my life, in my 47 years, like so m

there a dry cleaners? yes. who remembers grand auto. they have solvants, cleaners, octane boosters. it's great until there is a natural disaster. where does this end up? on the floor. it gets mixed together and becomes a hazardous soup and it's usually slippery. safeway, what do you think they have in there, kids? we will show you. bleach. okay. bleach is great i used it this afternoon to get my shirt white it's great. do we need this much bleach at home? no. safeway need it? probably not. look what they have across from the bleach. it says don't mix ammonia and bleach makes a gas. these are bad things to mix with bleach. who's got these under their sink in i do. everybody does. you want to separate the ones that don't go to together. how do you find out? read the labels. these are department of transportation placards, they are colored. they are all red. they have the sort of flame thing up there. the little number here and number here. we've got books in our rig that tell us what these are. based on a number. we will see a 1219, look in the book and say a truck carrying 1219 and it

the result of it is that there is less likelihood of a child with autism to have an aggression against other people than there is for typical children, so not only is there no evidence that supports the fact that they are violent to other people, but they are actually less violent towards other people than typical people and when you really get into these stories about violence and you see children or young adults, what you're going to see generally is people with alcohol or drug problems or some other situation. they're seven to ten times more likely to be violent than typical children and autistic children are less so. sometimes, they are self injurious, but rarely to other people. these kinds of generalizations are killing us. these parents of children with autism, they're frightened, angry. people are talking about you know, autism as though they're acquainted with it. they're using it as a generalization and it's really very sad. this, there's no evidence so far, we haven't seen any evidence of this poor boy was even diagnosed. we haven't heard the school records. haven't seen an

there have been more than 1,000 spinouts and crashes from nebraska to wisconsin. in iowa, it was a 25-car pileup on i-35. so many people stranded on roads across that state, the iowa national guard has mobilized 80 troops in humvees to help. >> they can really get in some places with the traction. >> reporter: the blizzard is part of this storm that came in with a bang. that's thundersnow from madison, wisconsin. the third major winter storm of the season knocked out power to 400,000 homes in nine states. the southern part of the storm, waking parts of alabama up with severe thunderstorms and an ef-1 tornado. the storm now moves northeast.

we have a couple of light showers out there. check out our radar. most of them are in west virginia. we have a little bit of what weather. martin's work is getting a little bit what. -- martinsburg is getting a little bit wet. our temperatures are better this morning. 40 degrees at reagan national. 39 at dulles. our forecast for today expect cloudy skies and a few showers and in this morning. a high temperature between 48-52 degrees. let's check on traffic. >> happy friday. nothing too crazy. interstate 95 in virginia, in fact out of fredericksburg up to the beltway, nothing reported. 39 -- 395 also checks out. if you travel across the wilson bridge, everybody on the map, the beltway lanes are currently open. that is running well. no problems to report as you come up towards the beltway. the bw parkway in maryland, that looks good. back to you. >> thank you so much. it is 5:12. coming up, -- >> why a man is get his blimp to haunt the mythical sasquatch. >> to follow up on a story we talked about yesterday. we're getting a look at a person who tried t

once again, the 3111 could have gone out when the neighbor made the appeal, she could have filed it thereeen an acknowledgement that there was a right for a hearing, and then all mr. sanchez had to do was hold on from calendaring that hearing uijpÑm after you made your decision. after you made your decision that her appeal had no merit, he could have had a planning commission hearing week later, week after that any time in the next four weeks,/%($s÷ before the 30 days had elapsed. he chose not to. as the disability attorney wrote -- i'll let david speak. come on, david. sorry. why don't you say -- we have only 30 seconds. >> no. i just wanted to say that the reason the last time the board made for the extension were made for me, there has never been an extension on my behalf -- >>18ja[@itju disability. >> for disability. it was always based on neighbors or appeals% th%(úf&)q so those were the other extensions and those outlined in scott's letter. >> thank you. >> supervisor chiu: is there a problem with the)?jpnm overhead? you had something you wanted to display. no. so can we just ask yo

there are a lot of roadways this morning that still need to be repaired. let's take a look at what we have in store today out. there is a live look at the golden gate bridge and it looks kind of busy for this early hour. >> today will be a dry one of around the bay area with an increase in cloud cover. new issues for visibility for the bay area. for these are the most part out the door and we will see mainly sunny skies into the afternoon. temperatures into the upper 50s mid-60s. the fed plenty of forties to get your day started. 42 right now and concord 42 in san jose. i'll show you where the numbers are expected to go into the afternoon and have a full look at future cast four coming up in just a bit. >> is a pretty good ride around the bay area. we're in latin not yet been activated of the bay bridge toll plaza. the west on ride looks good. interstate 580 over highway four the 580 drive time westbound at 33 minutes from the old, pass to the dublin interchange makes it one at a faster than the average commute day. light traffic is still low for the peninsula of lot north bay and south ba