we are all frightened for our children. we are disgusted by this orgy of handgun slaughter. your neighbors in ohio, california and wisconsin, and all over america, your neighbors are just like my neighbors. they want the killing to end they wanted now to end and they are watching what we do here today. it is said by my opponents, the opponents of this bill, guns do not kill, people do. people have bad instinct in them, but without guns, those instincts often do not result in killing. with guns, those instincts all too often do. the people of america know there are no magic pills to end the violence, but they also have the good common sense to know that waiting periods work and they want the simple, common sense restraint of the brady bill. bill: what did you hear there from the 1993 clip in terms of his leadership on an issue like gun control and obviously his developing oratory style? mr. kane: that is the chuck schumer, the man of the house, and back then, he was really pre
this morning, two 14-year-old students are facing charges connected to the shooting that happened at madison junior senior high this week. wlwt news 5 s emily wood has the message being sent. reporter: as madison junior senior high school tries to move forward, more charges bring to light the importance of see something, say something. butler county sheriff richard jones says the shooter, austin hancock, showed his gun to two classmates monday morning. but they never reported it. they might feel like it s like being a snitch. it s your life. you don t want to hend up going to court and being stuck with something like this. reporter: the 14-year-olds are facing failure to report a crime. the defense attorney, mark krumbein, said they can t be tried as adults but could face jail time or a variety of punishments. they could be placed on home details, fines and costs, put on probation, things of that nature. so the possible punishments are different than in the adult system.
wlwt-tv] jonathan: good morning. welcome to news 5 today. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i m jonathan hawgood. meteorologist jennifer schack, what is that? is that rain out there? looks wet. jennifer: well, i m still assessing it with you. but when you see a little bit of variation in the clouds in the top left and then you get a little misty foggy maybe bottom right. visibility is being reported at four miles and the humidity is up quite high. so i do think we re seeing a little bit of mist, maybe wet snowflakes in northern kentucky. it s going to be cloudy, damp, drizzly. although it s not a washout, you re dealing with the moisture all day. jonathan: great day for a frog. jennifer: yes. if you re running for the bockfest, it s an early march event. not ideal. i don t think we see sunshine today. but for the 10:00 run, we re talking cloudy, maybe damp and drizzly, but the showers, the rain showers are probably not until our midday to afternoon hours and we will see
jonathan: thank you. another cincinnati community has been hit by gun violence overnight, leaving one person dead. wlwt news 5 s richard chiles is live in the west end with the latest on this shoting shooting investigation. good morning. richard: good morning. the cincinnati police remaining here in the 700 block of derek turnbow. shots rang out just before 2:30 a.m. district one officers found one man dead inside of his home. alterable shots were fired on the scene. this is capping off a pilot night. violent night. they also respond to a shooting around 11:30 last night and one person was transported to the medical center. that person has not life-threatening injuries. again, a more tragic ending with one man dead in cincinnati at this time, anyone with information regarding the homicide should contact crime stoppers at 513-152-3040. richard chiles wlwt. jonathan: thank you. they saw the gun and according to investigators, never said anything about it. this morning, two
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