when you walk down a school hallway, what does this feel like? especially at this time of year, seeing some of the winter decorations and classroom doors and it just schools always have a similar feel, look and feel wherever you go. that s because nicole hoch i hochuli s 6-year-old son was killed in the sandy hook massacre. i can t picture him running through the halls. that s hard. he would be 9 now, in the fourth grade. she says her memory of what happened on december 14th, 2012 is still incredibly vivid as is the last time she was in sandy hook school. my husband and i went back and we walked the halls and i
It could be a few months, yet, until we see any kind of action here from president obama, fred. chris frates at the white house, thanks so much. so valerie jarrett met with families of the sandy hook tragedy on wednesday to discuss gun safety ahead of the three-year mark of that massacre on monday. i spoke exclusively to one sandy hook mother who is using her grief to help schools across the country stay safe. when you walk down a school hallway, what does this feel like? especially at this time of year, seeing some of the winter decorations and classroom doors and it just schools always have a very similar feel, look and feel, wherever you go. reporter: that s because nicole hawkly s 6-year-old son, dylan, was among 26 killed in an unspeakable massacre at connecticut s sandy hook elementary school. i can picture don running
Super cells that could produce tornadoes. that s an area we have to keep an eye on. still looking at the yellow area from iowa down into texas, that s where we could see strong storms. those have the capability of producing large hail and damaging winds. tornadoes are not out of the question. our best chance of tornadoes will be across the area in red especially in arkansas. we ll be keeping a close eye on that. alex. thanks for the heads up. police in milford, connecticut, are trying to determine if a 16-year-old girl was stabbed to death because she turned down an invitation to the prom. the headline in this morning s hartford courant. calls her a gifted student. yesterday friends and family still reeling from the news held a vigil releasing purple balloons in her honor. on friday morning the day of her junior prom police say sanchez was stabbed to death in the school hallway by one of her classmates, a 16-year-old boy
Accused of fatally stabbing a fellow student in a school hallway will face the murder charge as an adult. the teen is currently in the custody of police in a medical facility under mental evaluation. the victim, 16-year-old marin sanchez, was stabbed to death the day of her school s junior prom. nearly 200 community members and students gathered last night for a vigil to remember the teen where classmates released purple balloons in her memory from the beach. so sad. sounds of hymns filling rome streets as millions of the faithful making their way through the italian capital to vatican city where the coronation or canonization, i should say, ceremony of two pope, pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii. amy kellogg joins us on the phone from rome oh, she s there streaming live. amy, give us the latest.
School hallway. a short time ago the victim s relatives speaking to reporters. she should be celebrating at her prom this evening with her friends and classmates. instead, we are mourning her death and we are trying as a community to understand this senseless loss of life. and for the latest register reporter mercy quaid joins us. mercy, what you can tell me about this? is this is incredibly horrible story. horrible. as reports have it around 7:15 a.m., there was an altercation between two students. one student a 16-year-old boy, asked allegedly asked another student to prom and upon her refusal he stabbed her in the throat. there hasn t been much confirmed as far as the story about him asking her
School hallway. a short time ago the victim s relatives speaking to reporters. she should be celebrating at her prom this evening with her friends and classmates. instead, we are mourning her death and we are trying as a community to understand this senseless loss of life. and for the latest register reporter mercy quaid joins us. mercy, what you can tell me about this? is this is incredibly horrible story. horrible. as reports have it around 7:15 a.m., there was an altercation between two students. one student a 16-year-old boy, asked allegedly asked another student to prom and upon her refusal he stabbed her in the throat. there hasn t been much confirmed as far as the story about him asking her
High school and began randomly firing that weapon, a 12 gauge pump action shotgun. he shot 17-year-old claire davis once in the head amid shots fired randomly in the school hallway before turning the gun on himself. now we know he was prepared to do a lot worse. could have been so much worse. joe johns with the latest on that story. thanks. other breaking news we re following, six u.s. troops have been killed after their helicopter crashed in afghanistan. it first appeared they died from the crash itself, but now we re learning it may have been an attack. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is digging on this story. what are you learning from your sources? reporter: wolf, at this hour, military investigators are urgently looking into these reports that when the six troops were killed in southern afghanistan, that they might have survived that helicopter crash. the helo went down due to mechanical failure, they say, but there is a report they re looking at that once they were
Feel like they re being well meaning and being the mama bears or daddy bears when they go and fight for their kids rights or get mad at the coach or mad at a teacher. i have to tell you that our boys are very, very clear that if they see us freaking out on people, they are never going to talk to us when there is a problem. and for this this isn t just about a book. what i really want to do is change the conversation that we have about boys, and how we talk to boys. so there s a book for parents and people who love the boys the master minds book but also the guide that s just for boys so they can have their own thing that when they re walking down the school hallway and running into a problem and feeling like i can t ask for help, i m too embarrassed, they have something that boys around the country wrote for them. and that together we created this thing for them that would help them. and that that also helps them talk to the adults that they love and care about. that s really
Their school hallway as a swimming pool. there is no water necessary. here they are putting on synchronized swimming. that is really good. wow. seems to be just as much fun doing it solo as well. the craze catching on across north america. there are definitely no complaints from school janitors, enjoying a break from polishing the floors. who comes up with these ideas? no kidding. this is just the new break dancing i guess. this is probably infancy.a;
Seven have died. the latest victim was a 64-year-old man who died in shanghai. all of the city s live poultry markets have been closed since saturday due to the crisis. it could be a scientific breakthrough in transforming one of the top food indulgences into something healthy. british chemists discovered how to cut the fat content in chocolate by a half. replacing cocoa butter and milk fats with droplets of fruit juice. researchers say the healthier chocolate tastes rich, slightly fruity. typical types are an indulgence because of the cost of saturated fat. you know, i just say have the real stuff. once in a while. why fruity chocolate? sounds good. like to try it anyway. a couple of kids who may end up in detention for this. but they definitely get an a for creativity. and this is our favorite story of the day. canadian students came up with the bright idea to use their school hallway as a swimming pool.