new yorkers to upstate. if you put a casino in new york city, they will go to the new york city casino. the people coming in from out of town will go to the new york city casino. we want them going upstate and using this as a magnet to go up state. we propose a revenue split of the funds for education, 10% for local taxes, we believe the local government and the committees should have a right to support or not support and that should be a factor in this election of the facility of the location. we believe that we should have the local competition. -- hold a national competition. we should have the best casino companies in the world should come to compete. we should keep the politics out of the decision and leave it to the gaming commission. this would require a november referendum. in terms of education, the governor said the standard of education should be elevated to the highest of the chief of our responsibilities. it is true today. when it comes to education, i say two words, more and better. we need more learning time in this country, not just in this state. the secretary has put hi

by the way, i'm from upstate new york, myself. >>> a new cnn/"time"/orc poll shows more americans favor gun control. 55% say they're in favor of stricter laws. 44% are opposed. here's a further breakdown of the numbers. 37% say they strongly favor stricter gun laws. 18% moderately favor it. 17% moderately oppose them. 27% strongly oppose stricter gun laws. we also polled americans on the president's performance. 55% say they now approve of how president obama is handling his job. 43% disapprove. we also asked how vice president

new york state. there are 50 million tourists of new york city every year. i believe casinos in upstate new york would be a great magnet to bring to new york city traffic up. they go to new jersey, they go to connecticut, why don't we bring them to upstate new york. fowe propose the casino plan too to upstate new york. the plan is to bring it downstate new yorkers to upstate. if you put a casino in new york city, they will go to the new york city casino. the people coming in from out of town will go to the new york city casino. we want them going upstate and using this as a magnet to go up state. we propose a revenue split of the funds for education, 10% for local taxes, we believe the local government and the committees should have a right to support or not support and that should be a factor in this election of the facility of the location. we believe that we should have the local competition. we should have the best casino companies in the world should come to compete. we should keep the politics out of the decision and leave it to the gaming commission. this would require a november

also, a snowy ride from cleveland to upstate new york and new england.nd some wet highways from orlando to miami. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in the northeast, in new york city and boston. >>> and recapping our top story now. the nation's capital repairs for president obama's public inauguration later today. the private one was over the weekend. hundreds of thousands are expected on the national mall to see history in action. during the ceremony, the president will have his hands on two bible, in fact. abraham lincoln's, as well as dr. martin luther king jr.'s. he will follow a journey from 1600 pennsylvania avenue to the white house. >>> now, if the latest in a gang rape of a 13-year-old student, attacking her so brutally, she died three weeks later. the men are appearing in a fast-track court, meant specifically to deal with attacks against women. it was set up after widespread protests about how women are treated. >>> near albuquerque, a 15-year-old boy is in custody this morning, after police say he killed his parents and three s

new york state. there are 50 million tourists of new york city every year. i believe casinos in upstate new york would be a great magnet to bring to new york city traffic up. they go to new jersey, they go to connecticut, why don't we bring them to upstate new york. we propose the casino plan to go to upstate new york. the plan is to bring it downstate new yorkers to upstate. if you put a casino in new york city, they will go to the new york city casino. the people coming in from out of town will go to the new york city casino. we want them going upstate and using this as a magnet to go up state. we propose a revenue split of the funds for education, 10% for local taxes, we believe the local government and the committees should have a right to support or not support and that should be a factor in this election of the facility of the location. we believe that we should have the local competition. we should have the best casino companies in the world should come to compete. we should keep the politics out of the decision and leave it to the gaming commission. this would require a november

in upstate new york, the editors of the journal news have made public the names and e holding af everyon two towns north of , complete with a .ap a third county is refusing to un owners.ts list of goin the news has hired armed guards in the wake of a backlash. abc 7 news, new york. the arrest and assault was caught on tape. that video shows officers toching this man in the face years ago. police have arrested him after outside aed a car department store. he said the car with his but officers said he did not own the vehicle. when he was placed under arrest he resisted an bit an officer finger. the force that was used during the course of the arrest to reasonable and necessary take that person into custody. it was excessive. there was no need for force at all. an independent agency is investigating the incident. he was initially charged with felony assault on an officer charges were dropped. this could have been another .chool that judy found achool teacher journal in her high school regarding a planned attack on students. the threat was credible at .ussell county high school the journal c

the ice working in central pennsylvania, the southern tier of new york through lunch. upstate new york starts to get the snow then. so will new york city. that snow will work towards boston in time for the evening commute. a messy drive home there. snowfall total-wise it looks like quite a bit across parts of the adirondacks, the catskills, and into the berkshires. one to three inches. some of the higher terrains three to six inches of snow. that includes downtown boston one to three inches. icing-wise, this is that freezing rain, that glaze of ice, could be over a quarter inch in parts of the poconos. isolated power outages possible there. in new york city maybe just a thin coating. washington, d.c. the same thing. milder air comes in as we go through tomorrow with temperatures approaching record highs. for "cbs this morning," i'm mike augustyniak in minneapolis. >>> three people have been detained for questioning after more than 230 were killed in a brazilian nightclub fire. the club was packed with young people when the fire broke out early yesterday morning. it happened in

in fact, the ice working through central pennsylvania, southern tier of new york. upstate new york starts to get it and so will new york city and boston in time for the evening commute. so a messy drive home there. snow fall total wise it looks like quite a bit from the adirondacks to the catskills to the berkshires. in some terrain, 1 to 3 inches of snow. that includes downtown boston 1rks to 3 inches. icing wise, this is that freezing ice, that glazing ice, snow in the poconos. in new york city, maybe a thin koetding. washington, d.c., maybe the same thing. milder air as we go through tomorrow with temperatures approaching record highs. with "cbs this morning," i'm mike augustyniak from minneapolis. >>> the same horror has struck brazil. more than 230 people died yesterday early morning after a club packed with young people caught fire. it happened in a college town in southern brazil. margaret brennan shows us how the building became a death trap. >> reporter: initial reports suggest the fire started during a band's pie trolltech nick display. it took only minutes for t

there appeared to be a moment in time when a particularly after this woman kathy won on -- >> in upstate new york. >> in upstate new york, yeah, on taking chris lee's seat on a mediscare platform basically, looking to be the winning argument for them, saying the republicans end the medicare guarantee, but now that's not sufficiently potent to get them the majority. >> i want to take the moderator at the texas book festival's prerogative here and ask about a texas congressman who you write about in the book. one of these freshman elected from corpus christi who is a very interesting guy if you pay attention to the delegation. he's more interesting and fun to write about and cover than the others. why did you pick him to write about? >> yeah. >> would you talk about him to this group. >> many of you know the name, but know it in a different context. his grandmother is a liberal icon. black did not get politics from his grandmother. he was an entrepreneur and accidental congressman running in 2010 in the texas congressional district including corpus christi, and at the time included brownsville, a d

i was born in new york. upstate new york. 20 miles south of webster, new york. where a few weeks ago a mentally deranged man, a killer, a man that beat his mother to death with a hammer, he beat her to death with a hammer so badly that the coroner couldn't recognize her. the guy was found guilty of first-degree murder, sent to jail. in the state of new york, allowed this animal back out on the streets again to kill again. he illegally got ahold of a gun, set his house on fire and when firemen arrived, he shot two of them dead. all of the situations that the president enumerated in his speech have nothing to do with even his legislation. if we want to get serious about limiting violent crime in america, we've got to look at mental health issues and we've got to look at punishing people that commit crimes and when they commit violent crimes, they've got to go to jail and stay in jail. let's get serious about this. anything -- >> i don't think -- i don't think anyone disagrees with you on that last point. >> the president's not -- wolf, the president -- >> i think

a newspaper in upstate new york has published the names and addresses of gun permit holders in two counties, and is fighting to do it for a third. people are fighting back on the grounds of privacy and safety concerns. >> the law has stated for years that the name and address of any licensee is a matter of public record. >> i will fight with you until hell freezes over, and then i will fight on the ice. >> in local lawmaker is ready to introduce a laws to keep the information private. the newspaper has hired armed guards for protection against any backlash. a school district on long island hopes it will become the model for safety across the nation. everything that goes on at several schools throughout the district is monitored in a central command center. there are other security measures including an emergency button for teachers that puts them in direct contact with administrators or security personnel. the system was put in place in 2010 after police say they stop a teenager's plot to open fire on a high school. the one thing on people's minds as we head into the weekend playoff fever.

how does fracking affect binghamton in upstate new york? >> thank you for having us today. w this affects upstate new york is, we know from the narrative under the surface, which tells us this story of this industry that just came out. we really are in the middle of an industry in its infancy, that we are getting -- we are refusing -- myself and 500 elected bipartisan officials experiment part of this in by the industry. there are no epidemiologic studies concerning this industry. we will not allow our water, our air, our people to be exposed to this industry without these kinds of things being in place. right now the health impact almost seems like an afterthought. they are somehow saying that nobody will be exposed to these chemicals or anything to do with the industry will be so clean. it's just a pipe dream. this industry is a dirty industry. it is never done any place in a clean manner. there is no rush to do this. there is no rush to go forward. the price of gas is so low right now. the architect of this whole thing has said we should not be drilling any more gas right

as several inches of snow pounded upstate new york one father found the perfect material to build his kids an igloo. mike devault says that his kids asked him to build one and he just couldn't say no.however devault thought it would only take him one weekend to construct. but it ended up taking an entire week. over the weekend he and his kids sat in their new home and sipped hot cocoa. >> in sports. the 49ers can finally focus their preparation on a rematch and what was likely the most-watched college football game in history was barely a game at all. gary's next with the highlights sleep train has your ticket to tempur-pedic. experience the pressure-relieving comfort of tempur-pedic, and sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. get 36 months interest-free financing: no down, and no interest for 3 years. plus, get free same-day delivery. sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee, interest-free financing, and free delivery? that's the ticket! sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic is on now. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ notre dame vs al

west texas a little bit of snow and then just a few snow showers in upstate new york. we may get clipped in canada. overall, it's a pretty quiet day. a cold morning but the afternoon is going to be nice from the midwest all the way to the east coast. that's a look at your national weather now here's a look at weather outside your window. >> we are going to see a good deal of sunshine on the eastern seaboard. it's looking better today in boston, up to 38. yesterday, you didn't even get up to 30. the midwest also starting to warm up. >> as i said, yesterday, we hit the peak of this cold snap and we're just slowly warming up next week. >> you mentioned that snow in el paso, we actually have video. it's pretty rare, to show the viewers. >> they average one or two snow events. enjoy it. >> i can imagine if you get it rarely that that's probably a lot of fun. here in new york, we're like grr. >>> an international child porn investigation nabbed 200 adults. >>> a rare martian meteorite wows scientists. and bristol palin gift from an alleged stalker. >> and finally enough to p

the only thing generated, some lake-effect snows into upstate new york but none of that impacting us. we're looking at canadian high pressure to keep settling. this will keep the weather nice and clear but on the cold side. so don't look for any big warmup until we get into friday and sat dpai. temperatures will struggle back to 40. could see mid-40s. so things will look to improve some. tonight down to 20. partly cloudy with that deep freeze. your two-degree guarantee 37, sunny and crisp. that's colder than average. tomorrow night back into the mid-20s so another night to let pipes drip. so be careful. the next few days that slope change to slightly milder conditions by saturday and a good bit warmer as we push toward the early part of next week. looks like sunshine will be on tap. i don't see the possibility of precipitation, so that's good. for tail gaiters, which i think there will be more than there was going to be, i think, again, this is good tailgate weather for the moment. cold in the morning with the 1:00 kickoff. i don't think anybody will let it stop it. >> well done. than

new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep below manhattan. the pressure built up by gravity from the mountains pushes the water upwards toward the surface through vertical shafts. these shafts feed the water mains of each neighborhood, which branch into smaller pipes below the streets... feeding into buildings and houses, into the plumbing, and finally, after its long journey, to our faucets.

johnsville, new york, nice bucolic area in upstate new york, there was a possibility of public safetys. and the three-judge federal appeals panel looked at that and examined the issue of this gesture and even talked about ancient greece. it took centuries of history in this wonderful opinion saying at the end of the day we're going to send it back to the federal court in utica and let's go to trial and see what the jury has to say. >> richard, what do you think of all of this? is that an issue of freedom of speech here? >> well, it is, marty. i'll tell you something, we're reminded constantly that in some cases there's a fine line between the good guys and the bad guys. this police officer was so out of line, i mean, the guy's got to be terminated. the panel on the court of appeals said basically you could not have any other interpretation of what this was. his explanation was i thought they needed help so when i saw that middle finger sign sent to me, i thought hay needed help so i pulled them over. then he ends up arresting the guy. that's outrageous. this police officer should be t

securing the nation through a well regulated defensive establishment, or dagreand lesome guy in upstate new york to out his garage like an armory? >>>> the supreme court differs on this. they have basically upheld the second amendment.t. gives real protection to gun ners and makes this a moot issue. i think this is mostly for show right now and is a diversion -- i am all for gun-control. it is a diversion from what we need to do whi is dealing with the debt, climate other things policians do not want to deal with. >> i do not think it is a sideshow when you have massacres like we have had in the last year, not just newtown. and justice scalia's opinion said that the gornment is free to regulate the kis of weapons that people carry. >>>> if your therapt things you may be affected, should he or ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation every solution comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. o0 c1 look, every day we're using more and more energy. the w

up to three feet fell on upstate new york. the plunging temperatures to fallow. y jacobjacobs, abc news, new york. >>> it's time for the rest of the weather from across the nation. heavy snow around the great lakes. just a dusting in the dakotas. a foggy morning in the northwest. a record high in los angeles. cooling down along the gulf coast. >> highs around 60 for dallas and new orleans. 20s in the northeast. teens from detroit to indianapolis. below zero in fargo and the twin cities. 40s in the pacific northwest. and some 70s in phoenix and miami. hard not to be jealous of that part of the country this time of year. >> you don't want all the cold and snow? >> wake me up in may, please. >> just hibernate right now. >>> coming up, the airlines' newest fees. but travelers might like this one. >>> and more from washington's big party and the inaugural moments everybody's talking about this morning. >>> and later, a serious scare on the wrestling mat. we're right back. >>> welcome back, everyone. can wall street make it four in a row? a four-peat. the major stock ma

upstate new york, not referring to ohio for a second, caskills, that's a park. doesn't devalue it.it revalues it but they fight from a different place. you see? also, pennsylvania is kind of anti-regulation state whereas new york is a state that embraces regulation so you're talking about a five-mile difference. you said you were close to the border of ohio and new york. >> ohio and pennsylvania, right? >> more similar. >> yeah. >> but you watched and i grew up in rochester, new york, a city i love and just there. i watched the jobs emigrate away. i mean within the country where the tax structures are better. my friend's fathers worked at kodak and left so part of the impetus is to see what the job possibilities are and people up there desperate for them. >> right. >> but of course, there's work in fracking while it's happening, drilling, frac process itself and there's less after the wells are set but that's where we see the local jobs come in and be there for a generation at least. probably longer. >> tom, the burning of cheap natural gas that we get from fracking has already red

>> guest: upstate new york. c-span: what was the family like? >> guest: the family was great.pan: what a jerk parents to? >> guest: parents were doctors, my older brother and younger brother. my younger brother is in med school and my younger brother is in med school. c-span: both your mother and father father are doctors? what kind of doctors? >> guest: >> guest: my mother is an ophthalmologist and my dad is a cardiologist. c-span: do they have political points if you? >> guest: definitely. c-span: the same as yours? >> guest: no. my dad is a conservative republican and my mom had been traditionally a democrat so she has, the wars have pushed her towards the ralph nader, ron paul winning -- there is not a wing in the democratic party for. c-span: where did you get your intellectual start? where did you start thinking strongly about the war in and things like that? >> guest: when i was about five years old my dad would get to this army surplus store in the town of north banger which is 10 miles from the canadian border in upstate new york and i remember i bought an army flak j

upstate new york. wet roads around little rock and memphis.nowy passes in the cascades. >>> if you're flying, airport ke lays expected in seattle, san francisco, and detroit. >>> this morning, one man is charged with aggravated assault after a wild shooting incident at a community college in houston. >> ambulances raced to the scene at lone star college. students ran for safety right after the lunchtime violence. it apparently started with two men getting into an argument that escalated into gunfire. >> i have never witnessed anything like this before. i've only heard about it. i heard the shots. i saw a guy in the bushes trying to get away. >> i glanced at them. there's a lot of kids out there. anybody out there could have been shot. >> the man, who has been charged, and two others have been hospitalized with gunshot wounds. chazzs resume this morning. >>> turning out up the heat in the gun debate. wayne lapierre, the group's executive vice president says there are only two reasons for a federal list of gun owners. to tax guns or to simply ta

>> reporter: the daughter of migrant farm workers, she traveled the harvest from florida to upstate, new yorkinvisible, she says, until a family wanted to use a rest room or eat. >> very, very few times we were allowed to even go inside of a restaurant and buy takeout food, because we were black. >> reporter: that didn't make her bitter. rather, determined. your dad finished what grade? >> about third grade. >> reporter: and your mom? >> fourth. >> reporter: and you? >> i went to college, got a master's degree. >> reporter: a degree, a 50-year career as a teacher and now at 76 years old, on her brilliant bus. >> doing a great job. >> reporter: her personal crusade to make sure those who are invisible, just like she was, are not. with $900,000, her pension and her entire life savings, she is has bank rolled a rolling wire classroom. >> this bus is a class? >> reporter: a bus. >> what does mop start with? >> m. >> reporter: that levels the playing field. >> you've got to find it. >> reporter: that so-called digital divide between those who have -- >> kobi, do you have a computer at home? >> rep

we have to see upstate new york. w hampshire, accumulations as far as the snow goes, not too bad. generally speaking less than six inches for most. the problem is the ice that could aaccumulate on the snow. that is the area shaded in pink. we're looking at areas of freezing rain across pennsylvania and upstate new york. again you could be looking at slippery drives conditions along roadways. and the airports are expecting delays as well due to the winter weather. in philly we have delays averaging an hour and d.c. delays of 45 minutes out there. you have to pack the patience. otherwise temperatures on the rise by tuesday in chicago. 61 degrees for the high temperature. jon, that warmth is bad news. we're expecting severe weather anywhere from illinois down into texas as we head into tomorrow. jon: that is something to be watching for. maria molina thank you. >> thanks. jamie: there are massive defense cuts looming and the pentagon's warning hundreds of thousands of defense workers if sequestration is not solved in wee

this mountain in new york city froze in the single-digit temperatures. windchill warnings have been posted across upstate new york and new england. a slight warmup is expected by the end of the weekend though. it would be beautiful if it wasn't so ugly outside, right? >>> well, coming up in this morning news, stock dive. apple is shaken to the core following disappointing earnings numbers. details in money wachlt this is the "cbs morning news." numbers. this is the "cbs morning news." bacon?! gotta get that bacon! bacon?! bacon? bacon! who wants a beggin' strip? meee! i'd get it myself but i don't have thumbs! yum, yum, yum, yum, yum... it's bacon!!! mmmmm...i love you. i love bacon. i love you. [ male announcer ] there's no time like beggin' time. ♪ you are beautiful ♪ ♪ so beautiful ♪ [ female announcer ] optimal solutions complete protein and vitamin shake mix, part of our new line of products for women, created by women. optimal solutions, at drug stores everywhere. [ female announcer ] how do you define your moment? the blissful pause just before that rich sweetness touches your lips. the delightful

new york. more than a foot of lake-effect snow around western pennsylvania, upstate new york and michigan. rain and mountain snow in the northwest. 50s from seattle to portland. 15 below zero in fargo. single digits. indianapolis, omaha. 50s and falling in the northeast. >> very different day here than yesterday. for sure. >> yes. another from the, "we wouldn't show it to you if it didn't go in" file. talking basketball here. the high school variety. >> came right at the end of the first half on tuesday. a game between two team from rhode island, here we go. waiting for it. wait for it here. did we see it? yeah, that was senior ben gerard, merville high school, the captain, leading scorer, player of the game. see it again. there, missed it the first time. >> that may be luck. you don't practice that shot, right. that may not be skill. luck. >> everybody in their backyard hoop, school, practices the half court hoop. >> that wasn't like a. >> it's not finesse from half court. he got it in. all that counts. nice going, dude. coming up next, better protection for pro football players after so

a scary situation for hundreds of patients treated at a veterans administration hospital in upstate new york. people may have been exposed to hiv or two types of hepatitis. it is linked to an accidental reuse of insulin pens. >>> and now to worries about the flu epidemic. the virus is widespread in 47 states with new york and massachusetts declaring a public health emergency. california is 1 of 3 states where the outbreak is not considered widespread. emergency rooms are reporting a spike in cases involving respiratory problems. dls say everyone should get a flu shot. that's not always easy. the vaccine is in short supply in some areas. particularly for younger children. >>> a jetblue plane returned to new york airport after a bird strike sunday. the plane had just taken off for the bahama whence the accident happened. it was the second time in just two days that a jetblue plane was forced to turn around. saturday, a flight returned because of a bird strike. >>> well, it was party time in hollywood last night. as the golden globes were handed out. and this morning, people are talking about g

. >>> what a night it was through the mid-atlantic, new jersey, pennsylvania, upstate new york. y stuff that hit the south, going through new england this morning through the peak of the morning rush hour. let me break down the weather for you. again, the radar and wind gusts tell the story. airports were a mess yesterday. they'll be that way once again this morning. the numbers aren't temperatures. those are the wind gusts. we had a wind gust at loeg an airport in boston of 59 miles per hour. that's enough to do a little bit of damage and knock down trees. providence gusting to 50. connecticut, earlier bridgeport had a gust of 61. i'm sure there are power outages in southern new england. give it two, three hours and then it will improve. the temperatures will drop and then get cold. we have snow showers in pennsylvania through pittsburgh and erie and buff will alo. so temperatures will be dropping. it's warm they are morning. it will get colder as the day goes on. look at buffalo and pittsburgh. highs in the upper 0s. you want to talk about cold? now we get rid of this storm, ar

a couple of very light snow showers up into upstate new york and northern new england.hat is the worst of the weather here on the eastern seaboard. more details on the weather. let's talk football. back to you at the desk. he des >> thank you. >>> taking a look at our top stories, a once-convicted killer scheduled to be released from prison in northern vern yesterday remains behind bars this morning. justin wolfe was ordered to stay locked up by a federal appeals court. he has now been ordered a new hearing. we'll have much more on this coming up in just a few minutes here on fox 5. >> occupy capitol hill, the house is set to vote on extending national flood insurance to the victims of superstorm sandy. that is part of an aid bill that was not considered in the final hours of the last congress angering many lawmakers from new york and new jersey. the senate could vote this afternoon. >>> let's get back to the redskins now. >> yes, one fan has found a creative way to show her spirit, right at her fingertips. beth parker has the story. >> reporter: it is the tap of her fi

back in 2006, john schwartz gestured at a police officer who was using a radar speeålv gun i upstate new yorkat cop followed schwartz to his son's house, words were exchanged and schwartz ordered to remain in the car. three more officers soon arrived at the scene and handcuffed and arrested schwartz right in front of his grandkids. swart' attorney said the u.s. appellate court decision to hear the case reaffirms that police don't have the right to arrest people merely because they feel insulted. the court said it will hear the case in the spring. >>> $10,000 for a college degree and there's no catch. it is a proposal. republican dan logan is proposing a system where they would join forces to offer science and engineering students a bachelor's degree within 18 months. the cost? $10,000ful participating students would start earning college credit in high school through advanced placement courses. the bill calls for launching a pilot program in the areas of chico, long beach, and turlock. >>> more than 40 years ago he seemed to have it all. in recent years he was broke. he said record company du

police officer we have some chilling new details about the deadly ambush of firefighters in upstate new york the gunman sixty two year old william spangler used the same make and caliber rifle as was used in the newtown connecticut school attack a twenty three year old clemson university student is dead tonight after authorities say suspects broke into his house off campus and then shot him chicago's murder rate hits a bitch mark chicago police say it appears the five hundredth person has been murdered this year it's a sad reality indeed the one incident that will be forever etched in our minds is the recent heinous shooting of elementary school children and newton but the question looming in the aftermath is what's next how do we remedy the problem for some it's taking away all guns for others it's more guns for example an ohio gun owners group says that the solution should be to arm all teachers the group announced it will launch what's called the armed teacher training program which instructs teachers and school staff on how to shoot firearms in the classroom and if you think that program

police officer we have some chilling new details about the deadly ambush of firefighters in upstate new york.