edgar martinez was in mr. hayes math class that day. >> he got a little mad.e picked up the desk and kind of just picked it up. >> students and parents are supporting haynes who's been a teacher here for 11 years. >> he should come back. >> do you trust your kids with him? >> absolutely. absolutely. i'm hoping he's gonna come back and my son's gonna have his class. >> the district expects to complete its investigation next week. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> richmond police are investigating the shooting death of a man sitting in his car yesterday afternoon. it happened at 3:30 behind kennedy high school at south 45th street. school had not let out yet, no students were injured but some may have seen what happened. the victim died when someone walked up and fired several rounds into his white cadillac. he may have been targeted. a man who escaped from the jail in dublin has been caught. they found him at an apartment complex in fremont. they'd been looking at him since tuesday. he was being held on a possible immigration violation. this morning a plainclo

hayes and a disputed election -- whether it was more recently with the red scare or, as mr. ford said, with watergate -- it is hard to say that this is the worst of times. i really sort of rejected. -- reject that. we are incredibly resilient as a people and as a nation because of the way that our founding documents were worded. i think that if anything i believe having thought about this over the last month getting ready for this today, i came away somewhat reassured. it is so easy to pick examples. we have so many different media sources now. every individual -- everybody who has their own i phone is their own media source and create their own media. we have -- we now have 300 million networks out there potentially. as a result, we are and boarded with bad news. the good news is somehow filtered out. if you -- i refuse to believe that we are -- that we have lost disability as compared to before. if anything, it is a swing of the pendulum. >> i agree. i do not believe it has changed. in 1976, everybody was yelling and screaming at each other. there were no tvs. we all walke

hayes and that disputed election, whether it was more recently with the red scare. or as mr. ford said, with watergate. it is hard to say this is the worst of times. i really sort of reject that if we look at this country on an historical basis. we are incredibly resilient as a people and as a nation because of the way that our founding documents, the way the constitution was awarded. -- was worded. if anything, having thought about this the last month, if anything i came away somewhat reassured. it is so easy to pick examples because we have so many different media sources. it is to the point where every individual, to build upon what bruce said, everybody has their own iphone and can create their own media. instead of having the three networks, we now have 300 million networks potentially. as a result, we are bombarded with bad news and good news is somehow filtered out the way that spam used to be. i refuse to believe that we have lost civility compared to before. i think if anything, is just a swing of the pendulum once more. >> i agree, i know that it has changed. in thi