commit an egregious act of violence and potentially not be held accountable for it. mancuso hopes incidents like this can shine light on domestic violence so others can be helped. 25:17 there s no place for violence in a truly loving relationship. it s unclear exactly why the charges are not more severe. calkins is in custody and due back in court next week. mary? year-old man is accused of beating his pregnant girlfriend. according to the criminal complaint, the attack happened when the victim asked hector acevedo to leave her home. during the attack, acevedo allegedly kicked her in the head and stomach. it s unclear why acevedo appears to have been beaten himself. police say there was a four hour window between the time of the attack and the time he was arrested and not home for the holidays. brendan dassey will not walk out of prison this week. an appellate court making the decision today. this until they can review his case. reaction pouring in tonight, including from
now at 10 a rally for unity nat spread love not hate. after controversy in the classroom. plus president george w bush is in milwaukee tonight. what we re learning about his visit. and brendan dassey won t be leaving prison after all. tonight we reaction but first: our big story tonight terror on the tracks. mukwonago police say a man pushed his girlfriend to the ground, moments later a train passed. the woman was left with devastating injuries. fox 6 s ashley sears explains he faces just months behind bars. nats off county highway nn in mukwonago the sounds of the train breaks the quiet of a the led police here monday night. nats officers discovered a woman badly injured. her head on the tracks her left arm was amputated. according to a criminal complaint, the woman was left here by her boyfriend 22-year-old brandon calkins. police say calkins pushed his girlfriend to the ground following an argument. the victim s mother told police she believed her daughter struc
threat time for us to be involved in. reporter: despite the risk, president obama praised france s decision not to call off the conference. what a powerful rebuke to the terrorists it will be when the world stands as one and shows that we will not be deterred from building a better future for our children. reporter: yet the terror threat is already distracting from the summit. a march scheduled for sunday was banned due to security concerns. environmentalists staged a silent protest, leaving their shoes in the square they had planned to walk through. but as with so much in this still mourning city, life marches on. the president will also have the chance here in paris to meet with russia s vladimir putin and other world leaders who also are juggling the immediate danger of terrorism with the existential threat of climate change. margaret brennan, cbs news, paris. here in the u.s. republican presidential front-runner donald trump continues to court controversy on the c
heheurned back inside to tell everyone to take cover and then he called 911. the father of jennifer markovsky identifies her as the second civilian killed. on facebook he wrote i miss you, my daughter. life was too short. polili say the shooter was 57-year-old robert dear. mayor john suthers was with police as they watched dear through security cameras inside planned parenthood. how would you describe his demeanor as he was moving through the facility? it was very, very calm and deliberate. it looked to me like he was trying to situate himself, to get maximum access of doors that police may come through. reporter: according to law enforcement sources, as he was being taken into custody, dear said no more baby parts. the source says dear had several guns and ammunition with him and intended to shoot propane tanks to set off a series of explosions. in an interview with the new york times dear s ex-wife said he believed abortion was wrong but it was never rlly a topic
is d drimental to our society. reporter: jeff, today in iowa senator ted cruz said there has been vicious rhetoric on the left, blaming those who are pro life. julianna goldman in d.c. thank you. in paris today more than 200 demonstrators were arrested after clashing with police. the protests were not allowed under france s state of emergency. president obama arrived in the frenen capital tonight, jojoing nearly 150 other leaders for a climate summit. margaret brennan is traveling with the president. reporter: france is bracing for its biggest security challenge since the terror attacks two weeks ago. 147 world leaders are gathering here in papas for a long planneded climate chchge conference. riot police have been deployed in unpnpcedented numbers. today some clashed with protesters who defied the government ban on demonstrations. there is a 120,000-strong throughout the country and nearly 1,000 people thought to pose a security risk have been rred from entering f