we have a connecticut college on look down. central connecticut state university declaring it an emergency to have students shelter in place. they have been monitoring the school's website and looking for more information from the reporters in the area. we'll communicate when we have more info, this is not a drill, this is what officials tweeted around noon time. that is more than an hour now. and the university's website went to tell students to stay inside and police are on the scene. there is images that are uploaded on line. wee trying to figure out what is happening out there. and campus emergency and remain and stay in place. and stay away from windows and police are on the scene. >> in the meanwhile. romney had strong thoughts on president obama. he believes that the president hasn't been honest and this lawsuit could rock the second term. >>>>> new details following the deadly shooting in lax. we are learning more now about the accused gunmen. >> we heard eight shots ring out bang, bang, bang. we hitit deck. >> it was l

changed their lives. >> we're following news coming out of connecticut. yale university is asking earn on campus to shelter in place. most students and request fullty have left for thanksgiving. but those who stayed behind at yale are asked to shelter in place. >>> a major storm could threaten your holiday travel plans. >>> plus thousands of soldiers are returning from war and looking for work. we'll look at how some veterans are using special loans to start their own businesses. >> leadership, understanding operation excellence, self-discipline, adopting to changing circumstances very quickly. those are skills learned in the military, and they lead to success as a small business owner. what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language tha

one lane is getting by on the outer loop before connecticut avenue. you can definitely expect major delays westbound 495 forming quickly through silver spring and in fact they're panning over to show you the delay right now on the outer loop heading for the crash before connecticut avenue. in fact, let's take a look at our maps so i can show you where it is. again on the outer loop it's westbound 495 towards the crash single right lane is getting by. now the crash in oakton that we referred to earlier. it's on germantown road east of route 123. it was a single vehicle, fatal crash and, yes, crews are still on the scene since 1:30 this morning. we're going to take a live look in springfield northbound here at i-95. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> 6:02 now. here's some news to make you happy. d.c. is adding more traffic cameras in various locations across the city. >> they're not just set to catch read red light runners and speeders, though. who elis big brother looking at? >> reporter: good morning, mike, andrea. yeah, it may or may not be

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udall: i thank the senator from connecticut, the senator from oregon. the presiding officer, who has been engaged in this. and i know the senator from arizona who is here is interested in these discussions as well. thanks again. i yield the floor. mr. flake: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. flake: mr. president, we're now halfway -- at the halfway point in the countdown to the next budget deadline. by december 1, the budget conference committee has to report the plan for the remainder of fiscal year 2014 and beyond. we're already two and a half months into the fiscal year. it's critical that the conferees agree on funding the government within the framework of the budget control act. as i mentioned before on the senate floor, the b.c.a. which places caps on discretionary spending has provided us with a necessary dose of fiscal discipline. while the b.c.a. is not a silver bullet that fixes all of our problems, it represents $2 trillion in projected deficit savings that improves the nation's long-term fiscal outlook. wit

kevin counihan is chief executive officer of connecticut's health exchange. are you in any way discouraged with the numbers of people who have been applying for the program here in connecticut? >> buying health insurance is expensive and it's confusing and it's complicated so no, i'm not disappointed by it. however, we clearly is a strong goal to meet by the end of march and we're planning on meeting it so enroll. has to kick up. >> reporter: by the end of march, counihan expects to have 100,000 people enrolled. he credit's the state's computer system with the smooth enroll. >> less is more. do fewer things well than do more things inconsistently. two is test the heck out of the system and make sure before you go live you're confident of what's going to happen and, three, hire the best people you can. >> reporter: counihan was involved with massachusetts' health insurance rollout in 2006. scott, he says that taught him people don't buy insurance like they do a book or a car. they typically look at the options an average of 18 times before making up their mind

think about the burgers from connecticut. betty and her husband had insurance their entire life except for a two week period of time when betty's husband switched jobs. during that two-week period of time their son got diagnosed with cancer. because that was then a preexisting condition her husband's new insurance plan wouldn't cover their son's treatment. their story unfortunately can be told millions of times over across this country because the burgers went bankrupt. they lost their savings. they lost their house. they lost everything as they mounted up huge bills to pay for their son's cancer treatments just because he got diagnosed during a two-week period of time in which their family had no health care insurance. that practice ends with the implementation of this health care law. no sick person can be denied insurance simply because of a preexisting condition, simply because a diagnosis happened to happen during a small window of time in which your family didn't have insurance. i get it that the road has been a little

skakel was convicted in the 1975 murder of a neighbor in connecticut when both were teenagers. but a judge threw out the conviction and granted him a new trial. troy roberts of "48 hours" is covering the case. >> reporter: relatives and supporters applauded when the judge approved bail. michael skakel did not speak to reporters but his lawyer, hubert santos did. >> there were two tragedies that occurred in greenwich, connecticut, in 1975. the first was, of course, the murder of martha moxley. the second great tragedy occurred in a courthouse in norwalk, connecticut, in 2002 when michael was convicted of the murder of martha moxley, a murder he did not commit. >> reporter: skakel was serving 20 years for bludgeoning martha moxley with a golf club. a connecticut judge set aside the conviction last month, after skakel argued his trial attorney, mickey sherman, failed to properly defend him. martha's mother, dorothy, and her brother john. >> we stand behind the state. we know the state will appeal, and we're confident judge bishop's decision will be overturned. >> reporter: skakel

returning to our breaking news out of connecticut. yale university asking anyone on campus to shelter in place. there is confirmed sighting of a gunman on or near campus. most of the student body has left for thanksgiving but those who are still there are asked to stay in shelter in place. >>> for the first time syrian government officials and opposition groups have agreed to sit down and talk peace. they're scheduled for early next year in geneva. >>> mixed reaction on capitol hill members of congress are against that iran nuclear deal saying they want more sanctions against the country. and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he's accepting his national security adviser to washington for talks. >>> a story of more than just black and white. tonya mosley has the story. >> reporter: 27-year-old photographer is in downtown portland looking for something hard to find. >> here we go. >> reporter: black faces. >> i was wondering if i could take your picture. please. >> reporter: the memphis, tennessee, native had no idea when s

connecticut senator richard bloominghall. what do you expect this report to reveal that isn't already known? >> this report will be a very factual, straightforward recitation of facts that reveal the atrocity and i hope creates and additional momentum for gun violence prevention. >> reporter: in the past year many school districts nation wide have beefed up security, but federal efforts to establish background checks for violent purchases that could limit access for the mentally ill have gone nowhere. >> i think that school security has to be improved, that will be a lesson of the report, and of course longer term mental health initiatives. what could have been done to reach out, adam lanza before he committed this horrible act. >> dennis hockley's mother nicole told scott pelley one thing will never be known. >> i would love to know why, but i think that is a question that is never going to be answered and i don't expect that to be in the police report. we will never know what went on in that shooter's mind. >> the report wi

ron mott, nbc news, stanford, connecticut. >>> when we come back here tonight, what can happen at 200 miles an hour both good and bad. >>> watch the wood frame house right there across the street. new surveillance video from a gas station camera showing just one of the tornadoes that tore up the midwest last sunday. this was diamond, illinois. they now believe a total of 1500 homes were lost in one day's worth of violent weather across 12 states. >>> the scene looked like a movie set in japan. an off-shore, underwater volcano. it blew rocks about a third of a mile into the air. results in a new volcanic island now. not for nothing. that area of the ocean is known ad as the ring of fire. >>> at the bonneville salt flats, the idea is you can drive as fast as you want to without wrecking anything. he came close to a very bad result during a recent run in a highly modified honda. he suffered a collapsed lung, was brused and cut up. but he's going to be okay. because the safety equipment in the car did its job along with the medical personnel on site. >>> not a good outing for the seattle

>> rehema ellis in danbury, connecticut, tonight. rehema, thanks. >>> the big news this weekend, of course, was the deal between the u.s., iran, and other world powers to slow down iran's nuclear program. skeptics including israel and some in congress are saying iran can't be trusted and that the u.s. should have taken a harder line in the talks. for a closer look at the deal we are joined tonight by our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell from our d.c. newsroom. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the iran nuclear freeze came together after months of secret talks between iran and the u.s. and a decision by both sides to accept vague language to sidestep a big disagreement that could still jeopardize a final deal six months from now. in san francisco, the president defended the iran deal today from a barrage of critics. >> tough talk and bluster may be easy thing to do politically, but it's not the right thing for our security. >> reporter: at the same moment his secretary of state returned home fr

that's why connecticut is way ahead of the estimates. we signed up about 15% of the people we want to sign up over the scope of the program. when you don't undermine a law and try to make it work, the product sells. >> i was thinking you could almost have kept a diary of your efforts to make it work and put in reverse each of the steps to make it work and say this is how you can undermine the thing. >> the question is on the states that use the federal exchange, once the technology is up to snuff, are people going to buy the product? i think the answer is unequivocally yes. when you access it in states, people are buying it. even in kexz some of the people who have had their policies canceled and were legitimately angry about that are coming in finding they have more affordable options. i know that once it's up and running people in those states are going to have the same experience that people in connecticut have had. notwithstanding the efforts to try to undermine it. >> i'm going to ask you to make a call now. do you believe the stand

. >>> a pocos dÍas del primer aniversario de la masacre de sandy hook en connecticut millones de personas siguen traumatizadas. como explica isolda informe arroja mÁs detalles del lamentable hecho, su autor y la investigaciÓn, para muchos provoca que el dolor siga afl fr de piel. >>> saber lo que pasÓ, lo que no pasÓ no va a ser un cambio en la tragedia. >>> a pocos dÍas del primer aniversario de la matanza en sandy hook en connecticut la publicaciÓn del primer reporte publico con detalles de la masacre desata criticas y lastima la herida. >>> es difÍcil, no hay dia que uno no lo piensa. >>> indica que el pistolero adam lanza actÚo solo, acribillÓ las puertas para entrar que le tomÓ cinco minutos matar a sus vÍctimas y lo planificÓ todo, incluyendo su suicizo ci suicid. habÍa recopilado dato de masacres y video juegos violentos, la fiscalÍa defiende la publicaciÓn de hospital que la publicaciÓn muchos incluyendo a santiago bagdatilo cuestiona. >>> creo que todos querÍamos saber lo que pasÓ como comenzo, con el tiempo nos hemos enterado de muchas cosas y no queremos saber

connecticut senator richard blumenthal. what do you expect this report to reveal that isn't already known? >> this report will be a very factual, straightforward recitation of facts that reveal the immensity and monstrosity of this tragedy again. and i hope create some additional momentum for gun violence prevention. >> reporter: in the past year, many school districts nationwide have beefed up security. but federal efforts to establish background checks for firearm purchases that could limit access for the mentally ill have gone nowhere. >> i think that school security has to be improved. that will be a lesson of the report. and, of course, longer term mental health initiatives what could have been done to reach adam lanza before he committed this horrific act. >> reporter: dylan hockley's mother, nicole, told scott pelley one thing will never be known. >> i would love to know why. but i think that's a question that is never going to be answered and i don't expect that to be in the police report. we'll never know what went

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but if connecticut where -- in connecticut where we have an exchange that's been up and running in the first month do you know what our number was? we enrolled 10% of you our exped total in the first 30 days. and here's what people say about their experience with connecticut's exchange. one person said, this is a great resource for connecticut residents to apply for health coverage. thanks. another said thank you so much for this health care law. i haven't been insured in a decade. i am so, so thankful. another said thank you for this program. i lost my job a year ago and couldn't find anything that i could afford in health coverage before this law passed. finally another said, thank you, this law is appreciated. god bless america and thank you, president obama. the president's going to make an announcement that will paint a path forward for the relatively small number of americans, 4%, who get their insurance in the individual market, some of which have had their plans canceled. but the solution with respect to the timing of enrollment is not to abandon the law as is the real agenda o

the tuitions it quickly goes to the neighborhood of ring connecticut hill. everyone coming across the bay bridge is giving an up close look at one ring connecticut's second tower. right across the street ring connecticut green completed construction of their building in ermd park. the city is also creating new space to accommodate the needs of our bio tech industries. mission bay has become a wield hub of bio technical innovation. uc san francisco is placing their crown jewel of their innovation 83 at bin i didn't hill medical center that will provide care to women and children. ic has acted as a nucleus bringing go together institutions including the department of the veterans affairs. and as robert will discuss later today, the va has plans for building on the success of our research facilities. now south of mission bay hunters shipyard will be an innovation district that will act as a test bed for the latest design in smart cities. the navel shipyards closed we watched this lash gibberish but no more. after decades of planning and entitlement work this ti

that's why connecticut is way ahead of the estimates. we signed up about 15% of the people we want to sign up over the scope of the program. when you don't undermine a law and try to make it work, the product sells. >> i was thinking you could almost have kept a diary of your efforts to make it work and put in reverse each of the steps to make it work and say this is how you can undermine the thing. >> the question is on the states that use the federal exchange, once the technology is up to snuff, are people going to buy the product? i think the answer is unequivocally yes. when you access it in states, people are buying it. even in kexz some of the people who have had their policies canceled and were legitimately angry about that are coming in finding they have more affordable options. i know that once it's up and running people in those states are going to have the same experience that people in connecticut have had. notwithstanding the efforts to try to undermine it. >> i'm going to ask you to make a call now. do you believe the stand

in september, a state board in connecticut ordered that the 911 calls have to be made public, but the state's attorney, the same one who issued this report today, appealed that ruling, which is why those calls have not yet been released. and today a superior court justice said he is going to review the 911 calls himself, he, personally, the judge is going to listen to him and then make a ruling on whether those tapes should be released to the public. the decision from that judge could come as early as tomorrow. the day before thanksgiving. two days before thanksgiving. it is almost impossible to believe that anybody in connecticut authorized by any means would release the audio of those calls to the public, but i have to let you know, it may happen within the next 24 hours. watch this space. bu t m has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's d

. >>> officials in connecticut are outlined the investigation into the massacre. when the shooting stopped 20 children and six teachers were dead. al jazeera's john tre terlt hass the detail. >> 20 first graders and six women were shot dead at sandy hook lermt school days before christmas. the gunman doo gunman adam lanzd his own mother dead in her bed. he carried with him a bushmaster rivarifle and two handguns. the shooting shocked the nation. president obama stated two days later. >> can we honestly say we're doing enough to keep our children all of them safe from harm? >> a bill was drafted and passed around the senate for a few weeks calling for a ban on semi automatic weapons and limits to the size of magazines. it went nowhere. polls showed public opinion in favor of gun law reform high immediately after the tragedy began to wane as the year went on amidst opposition from the nra and gun rights advocates. today's summary will be released on the connecticut division of criminal justice website at 3:00 a.m. there are hopes that it will reveal more information

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the connecticut senator chris murphy in that meeting right now. he's set to join us very soon to give us more intel on what's going on behind those closed doors perhaps. >>> and moving on, embattled toronto mayor rob ford held yet another news conference in just the past couple of hours. this time he apologized for some crude remarks he made and also revealed for the very first time he's getting help from health care professionals, but he refused yet again to step down over his admitted use of crack and drinking. >> i fully realize in the past i have drank alcohol in excess. i wish you to know i'm receiving support from a team of health care professionals. i am taking accountability and receiving advice from people with expertise. i do not wish to comment on the particulars of this support. i wish you to understand i am accepting responsibility for the challenges i face. i would ask you, please, please, respect my family's privacy. >> joining me now live by phone, kevin donovan, an investigative reporter for "the toronto star" newspaper. kevin, th

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it happened in ritzy greenwich, connecticut. martha moxley found under a tree, blunchabled to death with this golf club. no witnesses to the crime or dna evidence. skakel was also 15 at the time of the murder but wasn't charged until 25 years later. largely on the testimony of a prep school pal who said that skakel confessed to him saying i'm going to get away with murder. i'm a kennedy. in connecticut today, a man named michael skakel was convicted of murdering a teenager neighbor named martha moxley. >> reporter: the kennedy family used their millions and their might to secure his freedom. >> it was an attractive narrative for people that somehow this kid because of his connections to my family, which were tenuous, by the way, had gotten away with murder. but the fact is, he didn't commit the murder. >> reporter: just a few weeks ago, an appeals judge threw out skakel's conviction saying his former lawyer bungled his defense. support ers in court applauding as skakel was released on $1.2 million bond. outside of the court, mar

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. >> the first official report on the connecticut school shooting today. it won't have many details. the victim's families want it that way. >>> michael jackson's doctor is refusing to take responsibility for the singer's death. in his first interview since getting out of jail, conrad murray says michael jackson was a drug addict and he claims that michael jackson administered the fatal dose of propofol. >>> an off duty rochester, new york cop and mother pulled them out. these are some of the stories we are working on this november 25th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." we're going to begin this half

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lanza killed his mother and then 26 people at the connecticut elementary school. but the report concludes a motive may never be established. >>> new charges have emerged in the case of the two steubenville, ohio, football players convicted of raping a teenage girl. on monday, four more people were charged, including the superintendent of schools. dean reynolds reports. >> reporter: in football-crazy steubenville, ohio, the rape case was riveting and humiliating. photos posted online of the drunk 16-year-old victim dragged from room to room by two players at a crowded party fueled the suspicion that many more were guilty, but had escaped punishment. last january, we asked school superintendent michael mcvey, why, for example, responsibility for disciplining any other players admittedly at the party was given to the football coach. >> do you see the possible conflict of interest there? >> protocol was followed, sir. >> what is the protocol? did you and the principal defer to the football coach? >> we followed our protocol as we usually do. once everything is over, w

and outer loop delays at connecticut due to a crash. if you use germantown road in your commute, you may run into delays. it is closed at 123. reports of a serious crash there. virginia moving along nicely, taking you from quantico to newington, about 21 minutes this morning. hov lanes are open, as well. we have a live shot from our traffic tracker. a little dark but 295 northbound is moving right along on eastern avenue. we had construction earlier so that is good see. autria and jummy? >> amanda, thank you. an historic proposal is on the table today and up next we will have a live report on that minimum wage bill and how it could change the lives of you of thousands of people. >> it was one of music's biggest nights and the stars were certainly shining in hollywood. we will have a wrap up of the awards and the bug winners. it grandma is so happy to be here for your very first christmas. i hear you're quite the expert at waking people up in the morning. let me show you how grandma does it. ♪ you're daddy made this whewhhe was a littl

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think about the family from connecticut. two weeks when her husband switched jobs, and during that there son died diagnosed was -- with cancer. because that was a pre-existing condition president's new insurance plan would not cover their son's treatment. there story, unfortunately, can be told millions of tons over across this country because the bears went bankrupt. they lost their savings, they lost their house, they lost everything as they mounted up huge bills to pay for their son's cancer treatments just because you get diagnosed during the two week time frame in which the family had no health care insurance. that practice since with the implementation of this health care law. no sick person can be denied insurance and the because of pre-existing condition, a diagnosis happened to happen during a small window of time a which a family did not have insurance. i get it that the road has been a little bumpy as we have implemented gives new health care system, but it is nothing compared to the bumps there have been encounte

he was first elected as governor of connecticut when he was only 37 years old. and for two and a half decades for john roland, it was pretty much going fine, but then, items that the governor insisted he paid for himself, turns out he did not. it came from state workers and contractors, it came from people who were essentially looking for something from him. the state legislature had hearings on whether or not john roland should be impeached. days before the decision was due, he left office in disgrace. but you know what? that was the least of his problem. >> connecticut's former governor today pled guilty to federal corruption charges that could send him to prison for up to five years. john roland, driven from office last summer, admitted to accepting more than $100,000 worth of perks from contractors. once a rising star in the gop, roland was even considered as a possible running mate for president bush back in 2000. >> john roland, he really did get the kitchen cabinets and house repairs from people who really did hope to do business with the state. and he re

. >> i want to bring in senator chris murphy, a democrat from connecticut. senator, good to see you, good morning. >> good morning. >> utsd yesterday that you're confident this product is going to fly off the shelves once people are able to get onto the website but your colleague, democrat and supporter of the health care law, barbara mikulski said the rollout has created a crisis of confidence. are you worried that the american people have lost faith? >> no, i haven't. ultimately what matters to them is whether they can get access to affordable health care. they're angry about the website just like i am but our experience in connecticut tells us this thing is going to work. we have actually had about 8,000 people enroll, which is about ten times as many as we were expecting in the first month. and we've seen that in other states as well. so, you know, ultimately whether people are confident or not in the website, once they're able to actually get on and buy this product, which frankly they can do through a phone call right now, i think you'll see a lot of p

a connecticut superior court judge said that he will make a decision shortly. this comes out of the connecticut state freedom of information commission ordered the release of the tapes back in september. the judge says that he needs to personally review the records before he could roll. >> congressman. trey radel. is being asked to step down by the republican party of florida. radel pleaded guilty to cocaine possession last week. acknowledging that he purchased the drug last month from an undercover police officer in washington. radel has taken a leave of absence and checked himself into a rehab. >> a top arizona official is promising to review more than six-thousand unexamined reports of child abuse. arizona state law requires that all reports phoned into a child abuse hotline be investigated. clarence carter-- the director of the department of economic security. says all reports will be investigated by january 30- first. some democrats have called on carter to resign. but republican governor jan brewer is supporting him. state police are reviewing how the mis

and the latest and the sandy hook elementary school shootings in connecticut. connecticut's lead investigator plans to release the report on last december shooting. and the usda changes the rules on meat packaging labels. we'll tell you what new information you will see on the label of the next time you buy a package of meat. the refs are for thanksgiving travel. a storm of that already been blamed for at least eight deaths and the west. this is video of all cuomo weren't as tv loses control, fishtailing and overturning in a ditch on the side of the road. it's just one of the hundreds of weather- related accidents officers responded to over the weekend which included ice, snow and flooding. crews at dallas-fort worth had to deice planes and cans of some 300 flights. forecasters expect the weather to cause even more problems as it spreads east drinking sleet and snow to the mid-atlantic states and parts of the northeast. aaa expects more than 43 million americans to travel at least 50 mi. from home for thanksgiving. i love watching tv outside. and why can you mo