i ve been flooded with congratulations by e-mail from people all over the country, including many whom i don t know. saying thank you, god bless you. we re so happy you did this. mr. obama in the polls, before he endorsed same-sex marriage had been leading, within a small margin of error. now, in some polls it s showing it s neck and neck. and mitt romney may be ahead, as well. and with women. there s been a turnaround in polling with women. do you think that this is affecting the president s numbers? his endorsement of same-sex marriage? i wouldn t think so. it may do so. but i wouldn t think so. it s too far out. we re too far from election day, to be playing much reliance on these polls. give us a couple more months and we can say, yes. that s scary to hear or i m happy to hear that. i think you bring up a good point. i think most people decide within a couple of weeks, days or hours before the election. just the same as before, they pick who the actual nominee s g
for planning what prosecutors call acts of domestic terrorism. they faced a judge today. their bail was set at $1.5 million each. and police say, they were stockpiling firebombs and weapons and planning to use them in chicago this weekend. that s where world leaders are gathering for that nato summit, kicking off tomorrow. more people forced to leave their homes because of a raging wildfire in arizona. it s called the gladiator fire. it s one of four active fires that are spreading and intensifying. four, small towns are now under evacuation orders. the gladiator fire has torched about 13,000 akers. winds are easing. that helps fight fighters here. enough already. the rhetoric heats up on the campaign trail. so does the bull. tonight, we cut right through. mirror, mirror, on the wall. who is the fairest beauty queen of them all? my family didn t understand. why would i expect anybody else to understand? it could be the one who was born a man. getting fresh with the
we re following the breaking news in chardon, ohio. a suspect is in custody. the investigation is unfolding. here s the news conference that s happening right now. and rapidly. yesterday s event, as a result of that training and practice, if you would, law enforcement was quickly placed inside the school upon arrival. and we believe that that helped to lessen the tragedy that occurred. unfortunately, much had occurred prior to law enforcement s arrival. i d like to bring joe bernance, chardon s school superintendent to speak. first of all, i d like to thank our law enforcement for working with us so diligently over the last couple of hours. noejs, our sympathy goes out to the five victims in the case, there s not a lot you can say when you are responsible for the safety of 3100 kids, other than the fact that we re going to do the best we can to make sure our schools continue to be safe and continue to work with law enforceme enforcement. we have grief counselors available
i actually talked to him the night before the tornado and his little brother called me and said that he was trying to get home in it and that severe hail had hit his car and nobody had heard from him and that was roughly about right ten minutes after the tornado went through joplin. and i actually live in tulsa, and i was in my car on the way to joplin as soon as i got that from my youngest son. well, i hear that he was in the car with somebody else who has survive. is there any way to use that lead as a way to help track lance down? well, that lead was actually how we found the car, lance s car, and where a start point. before that, there were just massive searches in i mean an 8 block by 25 block radius. all my friends, my ex-wife s friends, my wife s friends, my friends, everyone was just looking for him. and through that kid being found at freeman hospital, we were able to locate the car, as soon as he came to, he got life flighted out of freeman hospital here in