Input: Chicago man shot on Facebook Live winds up dead months later in another ambush
Chicago cops are investigating the ambush killing of a man who barely survived a street corner shooting in March that was recorded on his cellphone as he was live-streaming on Facebook.

The Chicago Sun-Times reports that Brian Fields, a convicted killer, and a female companion were sitting in a car at a South Side gas station Friday night when a gunman approached and opened fire.

The gunman got away and Fields and the woman, Chiquita Ford, were pronounced dead at the scene, according to the paper. Both victims were 30.

Fields was shot multiple times on another Chicago block in March as he was using Facebook Live. He was taken to a hospital in critical condition, the Sun-Times reported.

In the video cops confirmed was authentic, Fields is seen in a White Sox cap talking into his phone and noting that there is a store is open “so I got a place to duck in and hide.”

The recording captures the sound of gunfire and then after the phone falls to the ground captures the gunman with arms outstretched as more gunshots are heard.

The video ends with the voices of people shouting and a woman crying, "No, no, no no!...I don't believe this!"

The paper reported Fields served four years in prison for a 2005 killing.

After the March shooting police told the Chicago Tribune the shooter was someone who belonged to a gang or bent on avenging the 2005 killing.
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It's about: Chicago cops are investigating the ambush killing of a man who barely survived a street corner shooting in March that was recorded on his cellphone as he was live-streaming on Facebook.


Input: Sanders’s Record, Filings Show Benefits From Super PACs, Links to Wall Street Donors
WASHINGTON—In nearly every speech, Bernie Sanders reminds voters that he doesn’t have a super PAC, doesn’t want money from Wall Street and rejects establishment politics.

Yet the Vermont senator has benefited from at least $1.5 million in backing from super PACs and from political groups that don’t have to fully disclose their donors, according to filings with the Federal Election Commission.

As a member of Congress, he...
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It's about: Bernie Sanders tell voters frequently that he doesn’t have a super PAC, doesn’t want money from Wall Street and rejects establishment politics. But the Vermont senator has benefited from super PAC and Wall Street donations, and attends congressional retreats with donors.


Input: Monday January 23, 2012 Happening Now
What a wild news weekend! Newt Gingrich throws a curve ball in the race for the White House, Gabby Giffords resigns and Joe Paterno passes away.. Oh and I think there was a few football games?

Huge victory for Newt Gingrich is South Carolina on Saturday. Now on to Florida.. which suddenly gets very interesting. Expect a vicious battle now between Romney and Gingrich. Keep in mind Florida voters already casting absentee ballots. The candidates all have events in Florida today (except Ron Paul).

Breaking right now.. a series of tornadoes in Arkansas and Alabama being reported. Tennessee and Mississippi also dealing with severe weather.

Joe Paterno passed away. There was a well attended candlelight vigil last night. David Lee Miller on that story.

Today Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords will finish the meeting halted by a crazed gunman a year ago.. She will hold a meet and greet today with some of those who were in Tucson that day when six were killed. Giffords announced yesterday she is resigning her seat in Congress to focus on her recovery.

The European Union signing off on an embargo of Iranian oil.. not likely to ease tensions in the middle east. Meantime, the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln and its battle group passed through the Strait of Hormuz without incident.. So much for Iran's threats.

Huge gathering this week of business leaders in Davos, Switzerland.. Occupy Wall Street protesters there too.. (building igloos!?).
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What a wild news weekend!  Newt Gingrich throws a curve ball in the race for the White House, Gabby Giffords resigns and Joe Paterno passes away.