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A bill is being crafted in secret, according to the Hartford Courant, that would affect information connected to the Newtown shooting investigation. WTIC's Michael Guerrera reports...

IN AN UNORTHODOX MANNER, STAFF MEMBERS FROM THE STATE'S TOP PROSECUTOR AND GOVERNOR DANNEL MALLOY'S OFFICE MET WITH LAWMAKERS TO PUT TOGETHER LEGISLATION THAT WOULD ALLOW RECORDS LINKED TO THE NEWTOWN INVESTIGATION LIKE 9-1-1 CALLS, VICTIM PHOTOS AND POSSIBLY MORE TO BE WITHHELD FROM THE PUBLIC...THE LEGISLATION IS EXPECTED TO BE IN THE FORM OF A SPECIAL ACT RELATED SOLELY TO THE NEWTOWN SITUATION AND NOT A BLANKET AMENDMENT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT...A REPORT ON THE NEWTOWN INVESTIGATION IS EXPECTED FROM STATE POLICE IN JUNE.

NEW YORK (AP) — Anthony Weiner's run for a renaissance is officially on.

The ex-congressman whose career imploded in a rash of raunchy tweets two years ago said in a YouTube video announcement late Tuesday that he's in the New York City mayoral race. He'd said last month he was considering it.

"I made some big mistakes and I know I let a lot of people down, but I also learned some tough lessons," he said in the video.

A homeless man who was left severely disfigured after his face was almost chewed off  in a random attack in Miami has said he is grateful to the people who have helped him recover.

Ronald Poppo, who was set upon by Rudy Eugene in a bizarre assault, appeared in good spirits when he was filmed this week, a year on from his ordeal.

Periodically, new research shows that use and consumer "engagement" with Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) has fallen and is usually replaced by time people spend on some alternative social media. If all the research were accurate, put together it would paint a picture of Facebook's near-term demise. But Facebook, at least for the time being, is flourishing.

The latest data about Facebook use, particularly in contrast to Twitter, is from Pew Internet.