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Me about the teacher who stepped in. >> the staff members did have accountive shooter training and that may have come into play with what happened yesterday morning. teacher, an eighth grade social studies teacher when he saw the gunman come in and confronted him and had him put his gun down and got the child against the wall. when you think about what he did, it could have had an impact. we know that two students were injured. one in stable and one continuing to be in critical condition after he was shot in the face and the neck. if he was not stopped, it could have been worse. >> we are stan...

Over the afternoon? >> not much but get ready for a cooldown. it's a dangerous day of weather from upstate new york towards new york city, philadelphia and parts of the delmarva peninsula are under a tornado watch. that goes until 5:00 eastern time. already a dangerous line that's moving through the capitol district right now. we start you off there and have an accountive tornado warning for portions of the mohawk valley and fulton county, you need to seek shelter now. it is in effect until 2:30 eastern time moving quickly at 40 to 50 miles per hour. that doesn't get a whole lot of time to get...

Complicate and thresholds and gymnasiums. there is none of that and it is a secret ballot, but less formal than a primary. >> i get the process, but given iowa is largely rural and white and small demographic, does having iowa first on the calendar force the candidates to take more ideal originically radical positions? for that particular electorate in iowa, that's what voters want to hear. >> that's the risk in any primary. i do think that is why you see more conservative candidates do well. about one of six registered caucus goers will go to the polls and about 600,000 registered republicans...

Complicate and thresholds and gymnasiums. there is none of that and it is a secret ballot, but less formal than a primary. >> i get the process, but given iowa is largely rural and white and small demographic, does having iowa first on the calendar force the candidates to take more ideal originically radical positions? for that particular electorate in iowa, that's what voters want to hear. >> that's the risk in any primary. i do think that is why you see more conservative candidates do well. about one of six registered caucus goers will go to the polls and about 600,000 registered republicans...