ak-47 loaded with a 30-round clip, an uzi, 2 bolt action rifles, 22-caliber handgun, handgun with with laser scope, 9 mm with a silencer and a number of boxes of ammunition. it's important to say all the weapons appear to be legally owned by that man. he's been charged with trespassing. the man never threatened to harm any students. school officials say he attended for two months back in 2002. that's what we know for now. pat collins will bring us the details. >>> happening right now, vice president jackie bensen is about to administer the oath of office to john kerry. this is a ceremonial swearing in. you're looking at a live picture. kerry took the actual oath of office behind closed doors last friday. right after secretary of state hillary clinton bid farewell to employees. she led for four years. on monday kerry introduced himself and said the safety of u.s. diplomats overseas is one of his top priorities. >>> a new website is fueling speculation about hillary clinton's future. the former secretary of state has a new site up and running. hila hila hilaryclintonoffice.com. the new y

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they found several assault style weapons, hand guns, including an ak47 and uzi. beaumont is undergoing medical treatment and evaluation. investigators said it appears at this time that he owned all the guns legally. >>> the gun debate took center stage at the state capital this afternoon. nearly 1,000 people crowded lawyers mall. among them limiting magazine size rounds from 20 to 10. the governor also wants to add 45 assault style weapons to the ban. some would like to see teachers given an opportunity to be certified to carry weapons in school. >> i learned about sandy hook while i was teaching a first grade class. the first thing i could think of is i who have no means to defend them if somebody tried to come in to harm them. >> today's protest came on the same day president obama was meeting with democrats. part of that discussion also involved federal gun legislation. >>> weather wise a quiet day. maryland's most powerful radar all clear as it continues to be. temperature wise low to upper 30s. we hit the 40s earlier today. 38 in denton. 38 in bel air. the n

in silver spring that they found that loaded uzi next to his body here at the scene. suspicious fires, gunshots, bullets flying through the air. some into cars and some into homes. all of this part after bizarre murder-suicide involving three maryland students. chip cobb, he lives next door. >> bang, bang, bang, bang. >> reporter: how many? >> i can't really tell you. i basically just -- hit the lights and -- ducked into a corner in my room. >> reporter: police identified the shooter as 23-year-old dayvon maurice green. an engineering grad student and former member of the nasa student ambassador program. his family says green had a mental illness. >> the family let our detectives know that this suspect had this condition for at least a year. and that in the past, he had been prescribed medication for this mental illness. >> reporter: this happened around 1:00 this morning at a rental house close by the college park campus. police say that green set fires in and around the house in an apparent effort to draw his roommates outside. when the two room mates came out, they

it also had an uzi rifle the gun he bought in silver spring. he also had a handgun, which they believe he used in the shooting this morning. >> thank you very much. we turn to the story that impacts everyone in the nation and that is president obama's state of the union address. tonight, president obama laid down his blueprint for his second term. for a country that faces numerous obstacles in the immediate future, the economy is top of mind. in addition, the debate over gun control, immigration, and the military future in afghanistan sets -- took center stage. we begin with rebekah live in our newsroom. >> his first state of the union since reelection the president laid out his agenda for off a message of optimism. >> we can say with renewed confidence that the state of our union is stronger. >> acknowledging major challenges ahead as obama called on congress to focus on the economy and helping the middle class, calling for investments in infrastructure, energy, education and manufacturing along with raising the minimum wage and help for homeo

question to uzi question use uzi questions tracing.use. >> they must promise to show newspaper court. some are required to call in some may wear ankle bracelets. one inmate they found was a whaoeuf beater and chilwife beater, some were guilty of theft, burglary, robbery and assault. >> this is laughable. remember these are the same people, here the federal government who doesn't even have a secure border, these are all people who are multiple border crossers. they could never stop them crossing an international border. how on earth will they provide supervised release and supervision over these criminals? >> reporter: cops fear is too fold illegals who are poor and maybe have no home will recommit crimes. the other is if they disappear, if history is any guide to us jenna, 90% will never show up to be deported. this you think holding them in jail is expensive. it costs a lot more to find them. jay carney said the white house had nothing to do with this. that this was a decision by the agency. jenna: that story we'll continue to watch f

police found an ak-47, an uzi and several pistols including one with a laser sight. also found another pistol with a silencer and magazines with ammunition. only for two months he attended the high school in 2002. he came back to the school on monday and was trying to open several doors. he finally followed a school employee inside. he had no weapons with him police say and he didn't threaten anyone. >> post-connecticut, we have got to recognize as an agency, as a nation, as a state, that our school children, we have to take these kind of precautionary thorough investigative steps to make sure that we do everything we can to keep them safe. >> reporter: justin beaumont is charged with trespassing that's a misdemeanor. now he is -- if he is released he'll have to go through another legal process of applying to get the weapons back. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> well, following a parade that saw more than 200,000 people show up. we would say the state of the ravens is pretty good. the world champions in the season the -- end the season the way every nfl team wants to

police found an ak-47 and an uzi and several pistol.nd another pistol with a silencer and magazines full of ammunition. he legally bought and owns all of the weapons they found and beaumont attended north county high school in 2002 but only for two months. police say he came back to the school on monday and was trying to open several doors. he finally followed school employee inside through a door near the loading dock. now police say he had no weapons on him and he didn't threaten anyone. >> post-connecticut, we have got to recognize as an agency, as a nation, as a state, that our school children -- we have to take these kind of precautionary thorough investigative steps to make sure that we do everything we can to keep them safe. >> reporter: justin beaumont is charged with trespassing which is a misdedemeanor. if he is released. he'll have to go through another legal process of applying to get his weapons returned. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> it looks like we are going to have to wait a few more months for the boy scouts of ameri

an uz huipiles, those are some of the -- uzi pistol, those are some of the weapons taken from a home in glen burnie. why the guy was trying to get back into his old school. sherrie johnson joins us with the details. you have the latest and new information on this. i bet they're wondering what he was trying to do trying to get into the school. >> reporter: there's a lot of suspicious behavior going on and police want do get rid of any potential threat and this morning, 25-year-old justin beaumont is at shepherd pratt for an emergency mental evaluation. police are not sure why he went to north county high school on monday and after the suspicious visit to the school officers went to his home in glen burnie. they found weapons and went into high alert in the wake of the mass shooting in newtown, connecticut. police found several weapons including pistols and one with a laser sight and another pistol with a silencer and magazines full of ammunition. police say beaumont legally bought and owned audiotape the weapon -- all the weapons that found. he attended the high school in 2002 but onl

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. >> reporter: police say green also had a machete and a 22- caliber semi automatic uzi in his bag. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> the funeral for 22-year-old stephen rane will be held saturday, at the funeral home in ma vern, pennsylvania. he will be buried at philadelphia memorial park in fraser. >>> a traffic stop leads to a crash in front of a college in baltimore county. mary is live in the newsroom with details. >> the driver failed to stop for a trooper. take a look at the aftermath near one of the entrances to goucher college. the suspect went through a red light and hit a car trying to turn into them. he hit and struck car. in all. taken to area hospitals with minor injuries. back to you. >> okay, mary. thank you. >> charges are pending against the driver. >> it was a rough morning across the region. snow and black ice led to dozens of accidents, including a fatal accident in anne arundel county. first warning weather coverage begins with alex demetrick. >> those accidents spread over a number of counties. but the most seem to be in anne arundel county, where there

go and search the man's house and inside they find an ak-47 loaded with a 30-round clip, an unloaded uzi, two unloaded bolt action rifles, a loaded 380 handgun and numerous rounds of ammunition. police say it was all legal, but they took it for safekeeping while they sent the man off for a mental evaluation. >> we live in an age that will probably never be the same again after connecticut. we thought 9/11 was a different era and it was. and post connecticut, we have got to recognize as an agency, as a nation, that our school children, we have to take these kind of precautionary investigative steps to make sure we do everything we can to keep them safe. >> reporter: at the school police say the intruder had no weapon, made no threats, and hurt no one. officials have sent a letter home to parents to explain this it unusual case. the suspect has been identified as 25-year-old justin matthew beaumont. he's undergoing a mental evaluation. he's charged with trespassing. if convicted, the maximum punishment, 90 days. live in anne arundel county, i'm pat collins. >> jordan has reaction from the

-millimeter handgun used in the shootings, green also had a machete and a 22-caliber semi automatic uzi in his bag. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> the funeral for 22-year-old stephen rane will be at the mawger givennish funeral home. he will be buried at philadelphia memorial park in fraser. >>> repealing the death penalty. emotional arguments for what some say could be the year maryland ends capital punishment. wjz is live in annapolis. political reporter pat warren has more on today's important hearing. pat? >> reporter: that's right, mary. there were a lot of those people here today, advocates for repeal, think this is the year they will lay maryland's death penalty to rest. >> reporter: governor o'malley leads a crowd of advocates for repeal of the death penalty in the senate judicial proceedings today. >> the death penalty does not make us stronger or more secure as a people. nor does the death penalty make our laws more effective or more just. >> reporter: the governor calls the death penalty an effective, expensive and incomfortent with our -- inconsistent with our socie

. >>> and police also found a baseball bat, a machete and a fully-loaded uzi in i bag, belonging to green. i'm rochelle ritchie. now back to you. >> thank you. steve rane was an english major and graduated in howard county in 2009. >>> scene ann's county sheriff is trying something a little different to find wanted suspects. vic is in the newsroom to explain. vic? >> yes. this is a little different. the sheriff is using valentine's day to sweeten up loved ones. >> no one took me up on my offer for flowers or roses. i sat a long time waiting for them. but this year, as i prepare my valentine's day cards for my special, most-wanted valentines, i'm actually making a special offer. >> reporter: the sheriff says he will personally give a dozen roses or cards to the significant others or spouses who give deputies about their whereabouts. that video is on you tube. by the way, the sheriff says the information is confidential. >>> only female suspects are featured in the valentine's day message. father's day is dedicated to the guys. >> all right. >>> today is ash wednesday. and the first day of

. >> reporter: and police also found a bag with a machete, a baseball bat, and a fully- loaded uzi, belonging to green. >> and stephen rane was an english major and grad yawtsed from howard county in 2009. >>> one of the most extensive manhunts in recent history is over tonight. police believe fugitive ex-cop christopher dorner is dead after a furious firefight. [ gunshots ] a cbs news reporter was right in the middle, as those officers exchanged fire with dorner, who took refuge in a cabin in the san bernardino mountains. now, the cabin burned to the ground. and a body was found inside. police are waiting for the autopsy but are confident it is dorner. he is a former lapd cop who killed four people in a deadly rampage, seeking revenge after he was fired. >>> president obama hits the road to push proposals he made in a state of the union address. >> reporter: well, vic, the president is talking about the economy and jobs. he traveled to north carolina this morning to visit an auto parts factory, calling for the creation of more manufacturing jobs. he's also pushing congress to raise the minim

march into your restaurant with rocket launcher, arriving in armed tanks and perhaps carrying a few uzi submachine guns, is that your position? >> the thing is i don't trust our government. they can out-firepower we the people even with the weapons we have that are legal if they decided to wage war on the people themself, we would lose in a heartbeat. now they want us just to have shotguns. that makes it even easier for them to do what they want. >> let me clarify again because it's important that i understand what you're saying. you believe that your government, president barack obama, may well attack its own people. how are they going to do that with the american military or without the american military? >> it really isn't our government that i'm worried about, it's something bigger than our government. it's the united nations. >> so the united nations is about to attack american people. which part of the united nations do you think is about to launch an attack on the greatest military power that the planet earth has ever seen, that has 5,000 nuclear warheads? which part of the world

he bought a 9-millimeter handgun and just a month ago legally purchased an uzi assault style pistol when he killed both his roommates and himself. in maryland only people committed to a state hospital 30 days or more or who a judge rules incompetent or not criminally responsible are reported to the gun date base, but thousands of others treated by their own doctors for major mental illnesses are never reported to gun licensing authorities. apparently dayvon green was among them. >> people can receive mental health services at different levels of care. >> reporter: deputy maryland health secretary dr. gail marilyn randolph is working on a task force recommending change. >> to report people that have been civilly committed to any psychiatric hospital and found to be dangerous. >> reporter: meanwhile the university of maryland was largely powerless in this case despite an online system called bayda for students to report disturbing behavior or other potential threats green had not been put on the school's radar. green lived with his roommates off campus where no rules prohibit students from

he has israeli uzis, guns made in romania, in serbia.doesn't sand for assault rifle it stands for armelite. >> ar-15, bushmaster, that was used in newtown. >> he has one of those, too. he has everything. he really has a big stockpile of guns. he collects them the way you and i might collect watches or collect cars, for example. >> wow, okay. president obama has said he doesn't have any intention of confiscating guns, that is not his goal. he's not trying to attack the second amendment. nugent, though, doesn't believe him. >> no. >> why? >> not at all. the way he sees it, he says, look, the majority of guns are in the hands of law abiding citizens. the minority are in the hands of criminals. they're the ones committing the crimes. that's why he says, why is the government coming after us saying we're going to ban the guns when we're not the ones doing anything? he focuses on criminality, people who have mental illness, making sure people stay in prisons long enough. he says it's not the gun. that's really the point that the nra is trying

uzi the driver turnover rate is increasing and we bottomed out at 50 percent. i know that seems high but that's probably about the floor for this industry. even in those times when we are calling less freight you can go to different companies. so it is the back up to 100% turnover rate with a lot of pressure in the driver market and in fact we have the trucking each year. i grew up in a town of 100,000 that astounds me. there's many reasons we need that many drivers. we will start growing the fleet more. you have to had a driver. no driverless truck said this point. our drivers or older on average than most employees out there it is the number one reason. we had a shortage of drivers about 20, 25,000. because housing started to improve about 25% last year, the construction employment was up about 1% so if they start hiring more people because of the continued growth in the construction industry that is going to put even more pressure on our industry we could be short at the of the words the to end of the year months we have an industry that wants to hire a lot

i know some of you or all of you have showed the minute the french intervene uzi on youtube messages coming in from the radical elements of syria. interestingly enough i found eighth tweet i found very interesting and this was a month and a half ago that came from an individual in indonesia. they would hope that there would be all of the support that they need from their brethren are not the world this is already filtered like a cancer everywhere and what you have is a set of retention for the jihadis in different parts of the world. having the the long term present and clear. the thing to do is to just be aware. there is the deed of the newark of instability that starts at libya embraces what you just said. in a significant way it connects to northern nigeria. the second thing is not to panic after not panicking the question then becomes what do you do. don't send in the marines don't put food on the ground. when we do that in iraq and afghanistan doesn't work out very well. then there is what we can do. we do things very well. the area of reconnaissance, internet reconnaissance, pr

she has been against the violence against women act and here she is testifying about how she needs an uzis facing three, four, five violent attacker ins her home with her children screaming in the background. the peace of mind knowing she has a scary looking gun gives her more courage when she's fighting criminals. o'donnell said you don't go to the senate to imagine. you go to testify about facts. >> right. you know the whole thing is just all based on some kind of bizarre fantasy. i mean it really is. the zombie apocalypse is about to happen for gun lovers. if the zombie apocalypse happens, if it was going on right now fine. you would need a large magazine. right now no zombies no large magazines. >> stephanie: as you note, sheldon whitehouse pointed out the gun was not subject to any demands -- she didn't care. that's what i said. a shotgun pointed apt your head is not a scary enough looking gun. oh, it is only a shotgun. i'm going to proceed. >> right. there was actually a -- somebody stopped a shooter -- a coach that stopped a shooter at a school just this last -- on friday or someth

it has to fmat's and uzi in his name. he is hispanic, throw him out there.ou laugh but i'm telling you. i actually was under the impression that maybe i was an up-and-coming republican and then i -- it turns out they were looking for a way to save money on alcohol. invite the mormons. [laughter] the senator from i do -- idaho isn't here is he? [laughter] just making sure. [laughter] i am actually here with my wife julie, my only wife julie over here. [applause] i actually got into politics, i was in athletics and a placekicker on the byu football team once upon a time. wow. [laughter] i was in an actual football player. i was a placekicker. there is a difference. they touch me in the throat flag that it was one i missed a kick in an indoor game and i blamed it on the wind that i thought, now i can do politics. if i can sell that i can sell politics. i'm fresh back from the republican republican retreat in as you know the congressional republicans held in williamsburg recently and when i was asked to go to the republican retreat i said, we did that on novembe

would uzi for instance in the northwest with apple pickers is there has been a record harvest this year especially in states like washington, and you see farmers increase wages from $20 an hour to 24 to 28, and they still can't get the workers they want. so, you have a situation where you have a lot of unemployed american workers who certainly could do a lot of these jobs, but they are choosing not to. and as a result, a lot of farmers have to let a lot of their crops rot on their trees and in the field or unfortunately delve into the black market to haulier unauthorized workers. i think was ronald reagan in 87 that said any rule or regulation that makes this about food rots on the trees or the fields is a regulation we should get rid of and did miss hungry world i think that is absolutely right. we should be allowing employers and workers to make deals to come together and the situations like these require it. >> -- correction for that fairly quickly. >> at the cato institute we would argue that this distortion of the market. to remove numerous labor market relations that moves the mar

neyer come uzi to the comprehensive immigration reform should do two things come a secure the border,treamlined the immigration process and provide a path to citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants. do you think that interior enforcement should play a role to discourage future immigration by those not documented by making jobs to them unavailable? should that be a part of that comprehensive immigration reform? >> i do believe that enforcement under this administration there's been tremendous progress with regard to enforcement and in fact it triggers a 2007 proposal just about all. but going forward, of course, enforcement is a part of the conversation. >> one of the aspects of enforcement that doesn't get as much attention although it does get attention and some of the states that have attempted to do things about it is the fact that a large percentage of people that are not lawfully in the united states entered legally on student visas, business visas and overstayed, and so the border, securing the border is not a component in dealing with that aspect of the unlawful immigrati