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>> reporter: something she says the first of the six proposed bills would end. some other issues addressed by the bills include single point of contact for borrowers in the foreclosure process, specific penalties against banks for the now infamous robo signing, blight prevention fines for owners who allow foreclosed homes to become rundown, and new protections for renters facing eviction from foreclosed homes. but if history is any indicator it's unlikely this bill of rights will actually become law at least not in the current state. so we asked harris to address the elephant in the ...

Chicago at 55. omaha 44. 40 in boston. 70 in atlanta. all right. a couple of california men have soared into history for the longest flight of a paper airplane. the scene, a hangar at mcclelland air force base near sacramento. former college quarterback joe ayu shot the plane into the rafters. the judges from guinness watched as it flew back down. >> but the plane just kept going. smashed the record in fact. john collins, he's there in the blue shirt, designed the plane, which went 226 feet and 10 inches, beating the record by nearly seven feet. look at that. pretty impressive. i see you are...

to ohio now, where hundreds of mourners including the governor gathered at a vigil for those killed in monday's shooting. the suspect, t.j. lane, also appeared in court for the first time. he could be charged as early as tomorrow with three counts of murder. >> he chose his victims at random. this is not about bullying. this is not about drugs. this is someone who's not well. >> it's going to be really hard to go back to school and be in the same room where everything happened. >> pointing to the resilience of its residents, the governor said the town burned to the ground in the 1800...

this is not about drugs. this is someone who's not well. >> it's going to be really hard to go back to school and be in the same room where everything happened. >> pointing to the resilience of its residents, the governor said the town burned to the ground in the 1800s but it was rebuilt the next year with everyone working together. >> hanging on to hope. a dallas-area doctor and six other people will be in court today in a record case of medicare fraud. prosecutors claim the doctor worked from a pretty modest office to mastermind, though, an enormous conspiracy. the group is accus...