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Sandy hook it updated requiring visits to ring a bell. somebody would ring them. in still the unthinkable happened yesterday. what should schools be doing right now to prepare and protect their students? a former detective for the new york city police department and he is a security expert as well. harry, thanks for coming in on this saturday morning. >> good morning. >> steve: terrible story. we dont know what the reaction plan was at the school we do know they had recently in-stored a new door...

Lure you in, not only today but for the rest of the year. if they win you today they have won you for the future so there 10 lot of business strategy going on that has to do with the online shopping that we have not seen before. >>neil: thank you, jennifer, i remind viewers there are never lines online or in physical malls at the meat can cheese distributors a helpful hadnt as i get into my annual shopping tips and hints. something that could make you sick, guess who is snooping while you are sh...

>> i wish it could have been a return of a playful little girl. focus shifts from the search of young jessica ridgeway to tracking down her killer. her mismembered body found yesterday. >> who representative of the administration gave false statements not just to us but our fellow citizens on national television? as the investigation in the benghazi 9/11 attacks grows, so do concerns over an alleged cover up. a leading security expert weighs in and could secretary of state hillary clinton be pre...

Of course, that source was the satirical newspaper the onion. the onion article reads and i quote: i like him better, said west virginia resident dale along with 77% of rural caucasian voters confirmed he would much rather go to a baseball game or beer with ahmadinejad, a man repeatedly denied the holocaust and has had numerous political prisoners executed than spend time with obama. needless to say, thats hogwash. we learned today of possible security flaws at the u.s. consulate in benghazi lib...

the california fire thats about to burn a hole in millions of wallets. this was the scene monday at chevrons richmond, california oil refinery. a huge toxic blaze partially shutting down production at one of the regions biggest gas suppliers. not a good time for that to happen, its expected to send the pump prices skyrocketing on the west coast and beyond. ed levandera is live in dallas, texas. its not just about gas prices, its about people and health concerns in that area, as well, r...

Is so important, a safe haven for civilians. a security expert told me earlier told about that. listen. >> that could become the enclave secretary clinton is talking about and what the rebels use, then, as the basis for asking for a no-fly zone, for example, and the basis if, really, establishing their own governmental structure. >>jonathan: as we reported yesterday a lost experts are saying this fight is by no means over, the rebels are holding some territory but they are under the most fierce ...

and grants, and then i think about michelles parents. her dad worked at the water filtration plant, blue collar worker in chicago, and mom stayed at home looking after the kids and then when the kids got older she worked at a secretary at a bank, and she worked there most of her life, and when i think about both michelles family and my family, what i am reminded of is what made america great was this basic idea, this basic bargain that all of you experienced in your own families, your ...

A couple were mentioned with security companies or employees. im curious, though, firing is pretty tough. >> reporter: it is, definitely and we spoke with david katz the former da, special agent and has a global security firm founded in new york, a security expert and he believes, also they came down hard on the marshals but, there is not all of the details about this have been disclosed. and, he believes these tough punishments might also be deriving from the recent secret service scandal in so...

Gregg: parents are getting a wake-up call today. a new survey shows that teenagers have a whole world online that mom and dad know very little about. thats right. marketing research firm true surveyed more than 2,000 parents and teens about their internet activity. guess what? 71% of teens admit to hiding some of what they do online from their parents. yeah, im really surprised. nearly a quarter of teens say they have been victims of cyberbullying, only 10% of parents think their kids have been ...

They want anti-aircraft weapons for assads rotary wing aircraft. and they also need secure communications equipment. they have some communications equipment but they need a lot more. and all they are getting are small arms. there is a lot we can do to help them if we want a better outcome. megyn: dr. jim walsh, you are a security expert, you are an m.i.t. guy. you are a smart guy. by was dismayed to read your point of view before the show where you said its a horrible situation and it would be g...