Colorado's House Begins Voting on Gun Measures

On Wednesday, Colorado's House Education Committee voted seven to six to remove the ability of properly trained to people to have concealed carry firearms on college campuses.

The bill will still face further voting to actually pass the whole of the House and Senate, but it's one more step, in the wrong direction.

Another House committee is discussing whether or not to revive fees on mandatory background checks, for gun purchasers.

Tuesday saw a House committee voted that private gun sales require background checks and also placed a limit on how many bullets can be held in a single magazine or clip.

All of the voting has been down party lines, with Republicans voting against the measures and Democrats voting for.

Golfer Uses Tee to Remove Spider Venom, Then Finishes Round

Daniela Holmqvist might just be the toughest player in golf.

While playing on the fourth hole at the pre-qualifier for the ISPS Handa Australian Open she had a ball go in the rough, on Tuesday.

After knocking the ball out of the rough, she felt a pain on her leg, just above her sock line.

Her caddie saw a spider on her leg and told her she had just been bitten by a black widow.

Medics were called, but Holmqvist took matters into her own.

She used one of her golf tees to remove the venom.

"It was the only thing I had handy. A clear fluid came out. It wasn't the prettiest thing I've ever done, but I had to get as much of it out of me as possible."

Under the supervision of medics the twenty-four year old then continued on to finish the Royal Canberra Golf Club course.

Though she didn't advance, she won in a completely different way.

Miami Father Called a Hero After Giving Life to Protect Family

A Miami father is being called a hero after he gave his life to protect his wife and daughter.

Two armed men broke into their house, Tuesday night.

When they threatened his daughter with the gun, thirty-six year old Maurice Harris, fought them for the gun.

Harris was shot but his actions were enough grab the gun and scare the robbers off.

Unfortunately, Harris died of his wound.

However, Police believe that all three may have died had he not acted.

Spinach Being Recalled Due to E. Coli Worries

A spinach recall has been announced due to worries of E. Coli contamination.

All of the spinach is from Taylor Farms Retail Inc.

The recall includes five ounce packages of Marketside Organic spinach, five ounce packages of Simple Truth Organic spinach, and sixteen ounce packages of Taylor Farms Organic spinach.

Thirty-six states are covered by the recall.

No illnesses have been connected to the spinach, the recall is merely a precaution.

Health officials say that consumers should throw the product away.

For more information, contact Taylor Farms Retail, Inc. at 855-293-9811.

Police Confident That Search for Dorner is Over

Police are confident that their search for Christopher Dorner is over, but have yet to confirm it.

A person they believe to be him, was killed in a cabin fire, near Big Bear, California, on Tuesday.

The person matched the description of Dorner, fled from police, shot at police, and then hid inside a cabin.

Officers surrounded the cabin and engaged in a bit of a shoot out with the man, wounding two San Bernardino County Sheriff deputies.

During the standoff a fire started in the cabin, possibly caused by an exploding tear gas canister.

The man did not evacuate the building, and a body was found in the burnt remnants.

Authorities are waiting on dental and DNA confirmations, for identity.

Militants Attack Base in Thailand

About sixty militants attacked a military base in Narathiwat province, Thailand.

They struck just after midnight, Wednesday morning.

The attack left sixteen militants dead, before they gave up their assault.

Government officials did not list any of their soldiers as killed.

This attack marks a new step in the conflict.

Since the insurgency began, in 2004, attacks have been limited to terrorist style events.

IOC Moves to Remove Wrestling From the Olympics

In a move that is shocking the Olympic community, the IOC has announced a removal of one of the original sports.

The International Olympic Committee announced, on Tuesday, that wrestling will be removed from the list of official Olympic sports.

Wrestling would still be present in the 2016 Olympics, but would not be seen in the 2020 games.

FILA, wrestling's governing body is challenging the decision, saying that they "will take all necessary measures to convince the IOC Executive Board and IOC members of the aberration of such decision against one of the founding sports of the ancient and modern Olympic Games."

Not just wrestlers have come to the defense of wrestling, but those who argue the historic point as well, as wrestling was a sport of the original games.

There is only one last chance to change the minds of the IOC, this September.

Hackers Broadcast Emergency Zombie Alert on Montana TV Station

Program was running normally on Monday for KRTV in Montana.

Least it was until the Emergency Alert System activated and broadcasted a message.

"Authorities in your area have reported that the bodies of the dead are rising from their graves and attacking the living. … Do not attempt to approach or apprehend these bodies as they are considered extremely dangerous."

Hackers are being blamed for the fake message, which was seen in Great Falls and a few other areas.

Great Falls police say no one really panicked over the announcement.

Some people did call in asking if they were legally allowed to shoot zombies, if they came on their lawn.

Authorities are worried that the hackers may attempt to do so again, and cause a panic with something more serious.

Syrian Rebels Capture Jets and Helicopters at al-Jarrah Air Base

Syrian rebels have captured the al-Jarrah air base.

The air base was a key defensive position for loyalist troops, near Aleppo.

In a first, in the civil war, rebel forces were able to capture jets and helicopters, intact. 

Previously when capturing air bases, they've only been able to recover broken remnants of aircraft.

It is unclear if the rebels have anyone capable of flying the machines, but either way it is a sign of even more power becoming theirs.

Obama to Announce Afghan Troop Reductions in State of The Union

As part of his State of The Union address, President Obama is expected to announce troop reductions, in Afghanistan.

He will be announcing a reduction by thirty-four thousand troops.

Currently there are sixty-six thousand there.

The goal is to see that change, by this time next year.

Expectations are for all troops to be out of Afghanistan, by the spring of 2015.