davis was actually paul warren pardus, age 50 of arlington,

davis and miss davis were, indeed, deceased. at this point we are treating this case as a murder-suicide. obviously, the shooting of the doctor preceding this discovery. we have moved from a tactical situation to now a crime scene situation and management. in terms of emergency equipment and response, we are actively demobilizing the tactical side of the operation and concentrating our effort now in determining the full extent of mr. davis' background and any other history we can determine associated with the case. i will turn it over now to the fire department for a brief description of their response, as well. >>reporter: was the mother paralyzed? >> i can't comment. first of all, i don't know. and i would not be able to comment beyond what she was being treated for. >>reporter: did the tactical officers hear shots? >> let me have the fire department do their briefing and we will open up for brief questions. good afternoon. our role from the fire department's perspective was basically to support the police department with both

davis and ms. davis were indeed deceased. are treating this case as a murder-suicide. >> reporter: some late-breaking information. there is a discrepancy about the name. warren davis is what the police originally said who was the original shooter here, and now we've been told that that is not the name. things are back to normal here tonight. i will tell you if you have any business at this hospital, it might be worth your while to make a phone call before you come down. mike schuh, wjz "eyewitness news." back to you on tv hill. >> our complete coverage continues with jessica kartalija who spoke exclusively with a witness on the eighth floor when the shooting took place. >> reporter: that's exactly right. the witness asks that we do not use his name. he was calling on a doctor around 11:15 when he heard a very loud bang. he says there was very little blood. listen to what happened next. >> they brought the crash cart over. there was probably about six or seven of us there, and we all picked them up and put 'em on. they were al

his name was warren davis and he was here to see his mother jean davis. they're both of arlington, virginia. but now, we've learned that's not his real name. his real name is paul pardis. he came here to hear a doctor's description of his mother's condition and during that debriefing, this man, police say, pulled out a handgun as he became emotionally distraught and shot the doctor once in the abdomen. baltimore police swarmed the huge campus of johns hopkins hospital just after 11 a.m. with the report a gunman was in one of the buildings. a doctor was shot and a man was holed up. ashley davis, who said she didn't want her face shown, said she was in the emergency room when she saw the doctor rolled by on a stretcher. >> he appeared to be fine to me. i saw him for 30 seconds. >> but he was conscious. >> yes. >> reporter: paul warren pardis opened fire after hearing the condition of his mother. >> he was being briefed by a doctor, a staff doctor, at johns hopkins, about the condition of his mother, who's identified at jean davis. mr. davis was receiving so

davis that we are% working on now l many.>>reporter: it is also believed that the shooter has parks, fox 45 news at 5:30. >> thank you very much karen. >> johns hopkins one of the largest medical facility in the united states. more than 80,000 people visit the complex every week. thooe visitors must check in upon arrival. they are given wrist band and allowed to visit loved once the patients. as for things like metal detector, hopkins security says that is unrealistic. >> to put a magget meter at 80 doors and the required armed force that would need, need, staffing the magnet meter is not realistic. >>reporter: hopkins says it updated emergency procedures right after the shootings at virginii tech. now on to our question of the day. should hospitals have metal detectors? at their entrances? just go to our web site and tell us what you think. facebook or tweet at fox baltimore or text your answer to 45 2 03. you can enter fox 45 a.for yessand b.for no and your respoose may air tonight on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and here is a

davis was actually paul warren pardus, age 50 of arlington, virginia. they say he pulled a semiautomatic pistol from his pants and shot the physician in the stomach. >> the doctor collapsed just outside the doorway of the room and mr. davis was last seen running into the room brandishing the handgun in the direction of his mother who's confined to the bed. >> reporter: fox news and the baltimore sun are identifying the wounded physician as david cohen, an orthopedic surgeon. >> he was talking, everything like that and i mean he appears to be fine to me. >> reporter: meantime nobody knew for certain what was happening inside room 873. >> my boss came running in and he told me exactly what happened, that there was a guy running around with agun and to stay put. >> reporter: around 1:30 police discovered davis and his mother jean dead of gunshot wounds. investigators calling it a murder suicide. william woodson's wife recovering from surgery one floor above. >> she was in her room and there was ruckus on the floor -- and there was no ruckus on the floor or

court records show he has gone by the aliases warren davis, leo davis, and leo david. he had a bankruptcy filing 12 years ago. neighbors at his home in arlington, virginia, saw him often and say he was a loving, caring son to his mother, who had been ill for some time. >> he is to take care of his mother. he would come home and take her to the doctor. i cannot believe he shot her. i cannot believe this. this is crazy. >> never say that his mother lived with him, and he has been on family medical leave since june of this year. before that, he was driving a bus in the d.c. area, serving people with physical disabilities. he carried a concealed weapon permit in the state of virginia since 2006. he did have to pass a background check to see that permit. we need to receive that permit. >> many of you shared your concerns -- he had to pass a background check to receive that permit. keep up with the stories and latest developments overnight on wbaltv.com. the investigation is ongoing for three suspects who sexually assaulted a woman. police released a composite sketch of one

davis and miss davis were indeed deceased. at this point we are treating this case as a murder/suicide, and obviously, the shooting of the doctor preceding this discovery. we've moved from a tactical situation to now a crime seam situation and management that we're in. in terms of emergency equipment and response, we are actively demobilizing the tactical side of this operation and concentrating our efforts now in determining the full extent of mr. davis' background and any other history we can determine associated with the case. i'm going to turn it over now to the fire department for a brief description of their response as well. >> was the mother paralyzed? >> yeah, i can comment -- first of all. i don't know. we wouldn't be able to comment past her medical condition and what she was being treated for at the hospital. >> did the officers here shots coming from the room? >> let me have the fire department do their briefing, and then we'll open up for brief questions. >> good afternoon. our role from the fire department's per

the stage is set for debate at uc davis' mondabe center. and we have what's happening inside and outside of the center, ken. >> reporter: right now we are outside the mondave center, right now you are seeing people who are lined up ready to enter into the debate hall. there are also people, this debate starts at 6:00, there are the people who want their voices heard. we have people, it's the area of dominated by supporters of jerry brown. a lot of democratic supporters here are expecting some of the campus republicans to make their way here shortly. that also here, mixed into this quad of supporters and protesters were candidates left out of tonight's debate and students who wanted to make it clear that education should be a key topic of tonight's discussion. >> if this is a democracy they should have the other candidate. the other third party candidate who represents various opinions of issues. >> we want to make sure they bring forward all the issues. not a lot has been said about education. we want to make sure we're at the forefront of

davis went into. they are in the process of checking surveillance video to see if they can make a timeline and actually map out this whole situation. we are told that the hospital will review and evaluate its visitor screening policies and its overall security procedures. >> you can keep up with the stories latest developments overnight and well into the morning. our wbaltv.com editors are constantly updating our stories and videos and slide shows. they are available on our home page. >> a couple of showers have moved into the region and in some areas, strong to severe thunderstorms. cecil county has been under a warning this evening. it looks like the worst of the weather is moving out across the wilmington, delaware area. rainshowers continue across most of the baltimore metro area. the heaviest rain with those thunderstorms on the upper eastern shore. showers extend back into the mountains, so we can expect wet weather to continue until a little after midnight. we'll check out the seven-day forecas

davis went into that hospital room and killed his mother and himself. they did not, no witnesses reported hearing any gunshot wounds but police wouldn't say the man mr. davis went into the room immediely and shot his mother and then shot himself. they both did suffer gunshot wounds to the head. at this point police ar investigating, trying to look into mr. davis' background and talk some more to the doctor who was injured as a result of the injury here this morning. back to you. >> of course, that's an enormous mpus up there. any indication yet, or is this part of the investigation how he was able to get that gun inside e hospital? are there metal detectors? we know it must have cameras everywhere. >> that is the question that we ask the representativesrom johns hopkins university hospital. they td us that there are some 80 cameras and they do not have metal detects the entrances. that is something they sayill be a part of the review. they haven't ruled out that they may at some point put in metal deckers although theyay it isn't very likely. the hospit

>> reporter: people in arlington know the mother as jean davis and know her son as warren davis. few knew much about them except that this shooting is the last thing they would ever have imagined. neighbors say the mother and son were rarely spotted outside their small neat home here on kenmore street, but it was clear the son was devoted to his elderly mother who had been in and out of the hospital. >> he was the only one there for her. it was like a 24 hour job with him. you saw him, he had her with him or he was going visit her. he rarely ever stayed in the house, though. the hospital was his home. >> reporter: that's why news he is accused of shooting his mother's did, then turning the gun on his mother and himself is stunning. >> the lady had been in there and she was very nice. once in a while you'd see her standing out here. if you asked her a question, she'd always talk back to you, but i am really upset and shocked about it. >> he always kept to himself, you know, like a private person. >> reporter: most who live here in the knock community in arlington have been here fo

davis and his mother who was in her 90s. he was well known in this neighborhood for the exquisite pair they say that he took of his mother who has apparently something very alzheimer's-like. she would wander off. and everyone in the neighborhood respected him very, vy much for the care that he took of his mother. so they are very shocked by this. horrified. th certainly say they don't believe there is anything that would condone doing this. as one neighbor told me, this is the la man in the world i would ever expt to do this. when we get more information, we have interviews with neighbors and things like, that i will bring those to you as soon as possible. >> all right. thank you. >>> tonight we're getting a firsthand account of the terrifying stand-off at the discovery headquarters in silver spring earlier this month. two of the hostage told oprah winfrey about their ordeal. jim mcnulty said he walked into the lobby and was confronted by a man that appeared to have a gun. a short time later, chris wood returned from lunch a

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preliminarily, they believe davis is from remington, virginia, they identified the mother as jean davis. fox news and the baltimore sun are reporting that the doctor's name is david cohen, an orthopaedic surgeon and staff doctor here at hospital. there is some questions about security here at hopkins. there are no metal detectors here but officials who know about the security here say that anyone who comes to visit or even comes on to the campus is asked to show identification and has to wear a wrist band. at this point they are reassessing their security here at hopkins campus. laura. >> paul, give us the condition of the doctor and do you know what news he delivered that led to the shooting or what he told the gunman before the shot was fired? >> reporter: there are some stories going around, laura, about what that news is but it's unconfirmed so i won't share it at this point. as far as the doctor's condition, as of 3 p.m. we were told by hopkins officials that he was still in the operating room but was expected to survive. >> paul wagner, thanks very much. we'll continue to cover th

into the davis cup world group and it will happen who's coach the likes of an accordant governor and is now working with a catholic team says these results can only be beneficial and it helps of course because. tennis will be more well known to around this country they will look now they will look at the results of the players and i think it's very very important for classic style to be in the world. and the success doesn't end there you know slava should have a as a stablish herself as one of the top players on the women's doubles team winning back to back grand slams at wimbledon in the u.s. open in two thousand and ten but it because a tennis federation hardly existed forty years ago how is a country able to make such rapid strides feel sort of simple russia since two thousand and eight the country's been inviting players from their northern neighbor to play for them and they've been quite a few takers a lot of this seems to be bothering the russian davis and fed cup captain share meal to be sure of. course i don't have a problem with these as there is an agreement between our ten

davis and miss davis were indeed deceased.t this point, we are treating this case as a murder-suicide. >> reporter: you heard the commissioner refer to a mr. davis. he gave the people at the hospital a fake name. the name of the shooter is paul warren pardus from arlington, virginia. now this campus is back open with probably some small areas up on the eighth floor. generally things are open but you should call ahead of time if you have any business here tonight just to make sure. reporting live at hopkins, mike schuh, wjz "eyewitness news." back to you, mary, on tv hill. >> complete coverage continues live over the scene at sky eye chopper 2. the hospital and area surrounding is impacted. captain mike perry continues to monter from above. captain mike? >> reporter: as both the law enforcement says this is an enormous campus. when this first occurred, city police called a shooting of hopkins hospital, they had to shut down the entire area surrounding the hospital which is more than 40 square city blocks. so it is a very large

davis could be found wandering lost in the neighborhood suffering from some dementia. neighbors would lead her home. they described paul warren partis as someone who dedicated his life to her, took care of her , insisted that she was treated well. listen to the next door neighbors describe what that was like. >> he was a wonderful son. as far as i could see, he was always there for her. if she had to go in the ambulance or anything, he rode with her. he never left her side. and i told her, when i seen him walking her out, that she had a great son. you don't find too many sons like that. and this is just hard to believe. it's hard. >> he had called about two months ago and wanted to know if i knew a hairdresser to do her hair because she wasn't able to get out and he wanted somebody to come to the house. >> he was a gentle person. he tried to take care of her. he wasn't a mean person at all, not from what i seen from him at least. he was a gentle soul. >> reporter: a gentle soul who wanted to make sure a gentle soul who wanted to make sure that his mother still had some

that debate is being held at uc davis. that's where ktvu's claudine wong is standing by live with all the details. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we've moved to the law center this morning which is just a short disanswer away from where the debate will be held tonight. we came over here to talk to professor who is a law professor here, associate dean of academic affairs. we wanted to talk about this debate. first gubernatorial debate. a lot of people make up their minds sometimes after this debate. what does it mean to have it here at uc davis? >> i think it's a nice opportunity for the campus to show the growth that has occurred over the last ten years. and i think davis' proximity to the bay area and sacramento area make it kind of a good venue for something like this. >> reporter: that being said, what are your expectations for this debate? i know the law school's also been in session you said for about a month. your expectations and you heard students talking about what they're hoping to get o

one of the of this project this of course davis cup and fed cup games kazakhstan qualify for the top tier of men's tennis for the first time in its history following a five nil demolition job of switzerland which is enough to tell them into the davis cup world group and even happen which coach the likes of monaco to cover and is now. working with a cousin team says these results can only be beneficial and it helps of course because. tennis will be more well known to town this country they will look now they will look to the results of the players and i think that's very very important for classic sound to be in the world. and the success doesn't end there you know sort of a sheet of us established herself as one of the top players on the women's doubles scene winning back to back grand slams and wimbledon and the us open in two thousand and ten but it because of tennis federation hardly existed forty years ago it was a country able to make such rapid strides beyond sort of simple russia since two thousand and eight the country's been inviting players from the northern neighbor to pla

dominique davis. it's caught by justin jones. 6'8" inches of him.e game-winner. 51-49, five touchdowns for davis, the transfer from boston college. that will do it, i'm jonathan coachman. back to you guys in the studio. >>> well, she's just 5 feet tall and 105 pounds but she's proven she's big enough to devour the competition. sonya "black widow" thomas -- get this, 181 chicken wings at the buffalo festival in new york yesterday. we're talking five pounds, enough to defeat america's rofe joey "jaws" chestnut. >> of course, his thing is hot dogs. that makes me hungry. you went up against the black widow. >> i did not. no, not nearly -- i did see her in action. it's incredible. >>> well, up next, more stories on "america this morning." don't go far. i had this chronic, deep ache all over -- it was a mystery to me. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm t

what do you think of davis? >> right, there may be a shift now starting in public opinion, which those two men now represent where americans will back a war as long as we are perceived as winning it. we do have a new general in place, general patraeus, who took a demotion as the u.s. central command to oversee the war in afghanistan and he has changed tactics and strategy. he changed the rules of engagements, so they aren't as high strung when they confront the enemy. and population centered, trying to protect and win over the population. couple that now, just as he did in iraq, with an enemy centric strategy, which means killing and capturing the enemy, which is politically incorrect, but that's what a war is all about. one reason we are there, two reasons. one, 9/11, we don't want it falling back into the hands of al-qaeda. pakistan is next door. they have 100 nuclear weapons and can't have that country destabilized as well. >> as long as it takes to get the job done? is that the position he evolved into? >> h

the niners gambled by cutting davis.a league where teams are desperate for qb's nobody took a chance. alex smith will start sunday in seattle. let me be clear. he would be the back up. >> there was no talk that he would compete with number one. there was no talk, none. there was no talk of that. there was no talk he was gonna compete for number one, never. >> i think there was. >> i'm telling you there was not for me. i'm the head coach. it doesn't matter who else said it. it doesn't matter. we did not have david carr come in here and compete for him for number one. we did not. absolutely, uny qifl callie, did not. >> do you think mike singletary is ready for the season opener? he is fired up. tonight in new york, soderling took a trip to club fed and it was not pleasant. gwen stefoni is keeping roger's wife company. roger and first set and watch the drop shot, and the great one wayne gretzky in the house. how did he do that? the 16-time grand slam champ will play joe caw very much in the semifinals with a 6-4, 6-4, 7-5

davis was receiving some news about the care and the condition of his mother. just outside the doorway to that room when he became emotionally distraught. during the course of the conversation with the doctor mr. davis removed a small semiautomatic handgun from his waist area, waistband area, and fired a single gunshot that struck the doctor in the lower chest/upper abdomen. >> reporter: now police say right after that shooting the from was rushed down to the emergency room, he was immediately taken into surgery, they say his wounds are serious but he should survive. davis, on the other hand, he went back into his mother's room, barricaded himself in. swat cruz, s.w.a.t. teams from baltimore county and city surround add couple floors on the eighth floor of the nelson building out here at hopkins campus, and what they did then was once they were able to get in they found that both davis and his mother were dead inside the room, what they consider police are saying right now, preliminary fairly is a murder suicide. we'll have a lot more on this including the comm

davis: thank you. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks in the record and include extraneous matter on this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. davis: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. davis: h r. 5717 would upgrade the smithsonian institution's scientific activities at its unique facility, the smithsonian institute at fort royal, virginia. in the interest of time, i understand that there is consensus on this legislation, i will reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. lungren: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lungren: it is a pleasure to rise in support of h.r. 5717. one again, we are back in a bipartisan state, supporting this bill. mr. speaker, the smithsonian instit

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confined to the bad. >> police said davis' real name is paul pardus. parts of the hospital were evacuated and on lockdown for some time. police entered the room to find pardus and his mother dead from single gunshot wounds to the had. >> at this point we're treating this case as a murder-suicide. >> how was somebody able to get inside the hospital with a gun? he was not searched for weapons. there are no metal detectors at any of the exits and entrances. >> put a magnetometer at 80 doors and the required armed force that would need to be staffing the magnetometers is not realistic. >> that was the hopkins vice president of security who said they had implemented a new security plan since the virginia tech shooting. they were happy with the emergency response that they had from city police and their own staff. as for metal detectors, he knows of only one or two hospitals that have metal detectors and that neither it is on the east coast. for wristbands that the issue, he says the issue about 80,000 wrist bands. reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-t

davis hit this one to center. it allows mark ellice to score. davis goes to third with the triple.ore in the 8th. andrew bailie then allowed a run in the 9th. but paintrd david ortiz for the final out. 4-3 oakland which is seven games behind texas which edged the yankees. >>> week two of the college football meant getting down to pack ten business which met tonight in the rose bowl. andrew luck and the cardinal anticipating a much bigger test than sacramento state last week. stanford scored on the second offensive series, a systemic 61- yard drive on a run for the cardinals. late in the third quarter stanford padded the lead. owen goes both ways for the cardinals confirms into the ends zone from the yard out. and then just nine seconds later ucla quarterback kevin prince has the ball striped by michael thomas who takes it back the other way for a quick score and it is 28-0. luck then caps an extremely successful night with a three yard td pass to fleener. stanford wins its first in the rose bowl in 14 years and a shut-out to boot. 35-0. next up for the 2-0 cardinal, wake forest is

a conversation with davis guggenheim. a conversation with davis guggenheim. today, september 26, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "tay" on a sunday morning. i'm lester holt. normally we would be starting over there at home base, but today we are starting outside. come with me. for weeks we have been telling you about an nbc news initiative called education nation and we are getting started today. education nation is essentially the beginning of aonversation about the state, the status of education in this country right now. our goal is to inspire, to enlighten, to listen, possibly provoke as we try to figure out how our children are learning and why, in some cases, they are failing. whsome kids are being left behind in our system. whether or not you have a child in school right now or not, this matters to you. the president of the united states recently sai it's an economic issue. how our children are learning. the conversation will be taking place at a place we call education nation learning plaza. it

-davis was allow to breakthrough the gridlock in sacramento.rown says political experience, meg whitman says that's the problem. >> i have done eight budgets. most of them were on time. one was late by, you know, a week or two, nothing like this mess. i know how to do. i have the will power. i have the independence. >> he will bring people together after he is elected governor and it will be a meeting of all the special interests and the unions who are there to collect their io you. s. >> we have to put a sign on california once again that says open for business. first, i want to do some targeted tax cuts. as i said i want to eliminate the factory tax. this is a tax that penalizes manufacturers. >> i have a very specific plan. it's not to give a $5 billion tax break to myself much less to the billionaires and the millionaires. my plan is to invest in clean energy, in green tech of the future. >> whitman did a good job of just demonstrating her aplomb. i thought jerry was funny and he did a good job and was on his feet and nobody came away from

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nate davis has officially cleared waivers and will be on the practice squad. coach singletary has named alex smith one of the team's captains. that's the first time that honor has gone to smith. he's putting all of his faith in alex smith as the number one guy quarterback. >> i'm not gonna talk about the quarterbacks anymore. that's a dead deal. alex smith is our starting quarterback. david carr is number two. whoever is the number three, he has to compete with number two. hopefully we're able to keep nate davis and he would be our practice squad -- work out, i feel it was a risk worth taking. i want to make sure you understand that david carr was never, ever considered to come in and compete with alex. >> there you go. alex smith is the number one guy. >>> the giants want to be the number one team in the west. it could happen tonight, at least a tie with the padres. the problem is, they have barry zito on the mound. he's not won since july 16th. we'll have full highlights that game tonight at 10:00. >>> if you missed it yesterday, weird game, several people t

frank marshall davis.bout this relationship. >> so the dunhams, stanley dunham and his wife madeline raised obama. he said he was raised by his mom but that's in the true. when he was sent to hawaii, his mother stayed in indonesia and did anthropological field work. he was raised from 10 to 17 by the grandparents. the grandfather believed he needed a role model, black role model and they found a black role model in the former communist frank marshall davis. poet, radical. he lived in hawaii at the time. and his writings are available. he has -- there is a book, collected writings of frank marshall davis. so obama saw him as a kind of surrogate father. in fact, we know that, because obama writes about him at some length about the influences of frank marshall davis. obama doesn't say he was a communist. but talks about the influence. >> glenn: had an f.b.i. file this thick. >> right. >> glenn: so then grandma says, or then we go from, we go from grandpa and frank marshall davis. we're about to meet the other

davis, denied.ael into the end zone and virginia tech rolls 49-27 earning its first win of the season. >> great win. it came after a very difficult week on coach's players, our whole group. they came when you had to battle like heck out there. things didn't look so good at times. really proud of everyone and i'm proud how it all took place and how hard we came -- how hard we had to hang in there. >> good win for virginia tech. >>> in louisiana, navy against louisiana tech. second quarter, navy down by six and i rickie dobs. and dobbs'irst pass of the season and we're tied at 13. fourth quarter, navy up 30-23 and they are doing what they normally do, run the ball and run the ball effectively. vince murray up the gut and 17 yards for the score and navy beats louisiana tech, 37-23. >>> talking baseball, nationals taking on the red-h hot if phillies. a runner on and this is a good piece of hitting. it goes opposite to the field and hustling around the bases, relay throw and desmond ends up third can an

so that every kid in america gets a grit education. >> davis, what is working? in the education?find that is working. >> well in every school, no matter how the school is, there are great teachers slugging it out every day and really reaching kids. the system is really not working. it's sort of built, as michelle says, for the harmony amongst adults. there are high-performing charters. there are many charters not doing well but there are high-performing charters that are proving that you can go into these tough neighborhoods and they can send 90% of their kids to college. and they are -- this is the reason why people are seeing the movie. it's -- people are so hopeful is that they have cracked the code. you can reach even the toughest kids where parents are burdened and they are proving it's possible. that's why there's such enthusiasm around the movie right now. >> you don't pull any punches in this movie. it's pretty tough on the system in general but in particular the teachers united nations. i want to read a response from the american federation of teachers which was featured

. >>> in hours meg whitman and jerry brown face off here at uc davis. who will be in the audience and why organizers believe they agreed to debated here first. >>> good afternoon. we begin with some very avenge shu's moments concerning the health of former president jimmy carter. the 85-year-old former president was taken off a flight in cleveland and rushed to the hospital. he has been traveling it to promote his enthusiasm book and became ill on his way to an early afternoon book signing in cleveland. a hospital spokewoman says the problem was be a upset stomach. he is expected to resume his book tour later this week. >>> oakland police are searching for the gunman who opened fire at a home wounding a 6-year-old girl. she was hit boy a bullet while sleeping in bed. it happened around 2:00 a.m. at her house on seminary avenue on east 16th street. this is not the first time this house has been targeted by gunmen. >> four members of the ramirez family were asleep in the back room when the shooting started. >> i was sleeping and then i just heard a lot of

is confined to the bed. >> police later said davis' real name is paul pardus. parts of the hospital were evacuated and were on lockdown. police entered the room to find pardus and his mother dead from single gunshot wounds to the head. >> at this point we're treating this case as a murder-suicides. >> how was somebody able to get inside johns hopkins with a gun? he got a visitor's wristband just like any other visitor. he was not searched for weapons. there are no metal detectors in any of the exits or entrances. >> put a magnetometer at 80 doors and the required armed force that would need to be staffing the magnetometers is not realistic. >> that was the vice president of security who also told us that the issue about 80,000 wristbands' a week. that shows the sheer magnitude of visitors. he knows of only one or two hospitals that have magnetometers and they are not located on the east coast. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the search is over for a man who escaped police custody. paul palmer and gina distefano were arrested without incident. police sa

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police say, sometime during the standoff, davis shot and killed his mother, then himself. the doctor is expected to recover. >>> a new poll shows a surprisingly tight race for oak mayor with 10 candidates vying for the city's top spot. emc research conducted the poll for the oakland chamber of commerce, showing state president don corrada is leading the race with 26% support. the other develop top candidates are city council members gene kwon and rebecca kaplan. the poll shows kwon has 22% support and kaplan 12%. >>> california's u.s. senate race between incumbent barbara boxer and ceo carlos arena came to silicon valley today. a key endorsement was picked up. questioning the silicon valley performance. robert honda reports. >> reporter: he took part in a round table discussion, but san jose silicon valley chamber of commerce, which announced its official support for her campaign.  >> let me say how proud that we are to endorse you for the u.s. senate, and we wish you all the best, and we look forward to new leadership. >> well, thank you so much. >> reporter: the round

nate davis, the 49ers resigned him today. goes on the practice squad. alex smith, not much of a surprise. single tarry named him a co- captain today, that says smith you are in charge of everything, we are behind you 100%. single tarry why car wasn't given a chance. >> there was no talk. >> there was no talk. no. there was no talk. >> i think there was, but -- >> i am telling you there was not for me and i am the head coach. he was not going to compete for

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