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The first meeting Tuesday was attended by almost two dozen school administrators, politicians, law enforcement officials and an architect with expertise on school design, among others.The roundtable was closed to the media. But afterward, Abbott read a long list of ideas discussed, such as:-- Expanding the school marshal program, which allows trained school personnel to carry concealed weapons on campus-- Having greater parental accountability-- Creating more threat assessment teams-- Hiring more school counselors-- Making it easier for students to report potential problems, possibly by rewarding them-- Installing more metal detectors-- Conducting mental health evaluations starting as early as elementary schoolCecilia Reynolds-Perez, principal of W.B. Ray High School in Corpus Christi, said Tuesday she was concerned about a shortage of school counselors."We don't have enough," she told CNN. "We have like one counselor to every 600 students, and there's no way for a counselor to identify warning signs about some students, the potential ones, who are going to cause these (violent) actions."Tuesday's participants also talked about allowing more school personnel to carry firearms on campus.A recent CNN story reported that 170 Texas school districts (out of about 1,000) already allow teachers and administrators to carry concealed weapons on school grounds.Round Rock Police Chief Allen Banks said there are pros and cons to the idea."You can't put somebody that is not proficient in that firearm in a position to where they'll have to use deadly force," he said. "Training has to be paramount."Abbott said he hoped some of the ideas could be implemented by the start of the next school year, such as an improved threat-assessment system that would allow schools across Texas to better share information. 1820

The Carr Fire has burned about 1,500 structures to the ground and is the largest of 11 major wildfires racing through California and stretching state resources. California has already spent a quarter of its firefighting budget for the year just in July.Firefighters are struggling to stop the blazes, with the Carr Fire 39% contained by late Friday night.Fire officials have issued a grim prediction, warning that massive blazes will cost the state billions of dollars over the next decade."What we're seeing in California right now is more destructive, larger fires burning at rates that we have historically never seen," Cal Fire spokesman Jonathan Cox said. 660

The community is really rallying behind it and that's all I want to focus on, Curry said.Bake'n Babes is selling the "Think Pink" Freak Shakes through Sunday, October 13. All proceeds will go straight to Burnham. There is also a 229

The city of San Diego says the Watermain is at least 30 years old. Crews digging it up now to repair it. Business owners say they have hundreds of thousands dollars in inventory lose and water damage @10News pic.twitter.com/b0bHJVVLns— Travis Rice (@10NewsTravis) December 7, 2018 280

The earthquake hit late Sunday night with the epicenter in a rural area on the Iranian side of the border, just south of the Iraqi city of Halabja, according to the US Geological Survey, which tracks earthquake activity around the world. 237