and i've seen pictures of darnell army hospital on the news and i'm not clear yet neither are any of my people where precisely the incident took mace. if it was dar -- took place. if it was darnell military hospital that is the primary hospital on base, that was where major hasan worked out of back in 2009. i would hate to think that was the same center point of this event again. but that mar facility is located just about -- that particular facility is located just about in the center of the main garrison of fort hood. and of course fort hood as you know is a large installation, 192,0092,000 acres, one of largt military installations as it's referred to. >> chris if you could sit tight, i have an update i need to pass on. fort hood's director of services, this is what they're reporting, an initial report that a shooter is dead but this is unconfirmed. this is coming to us from the fort hood press center. i know that that's a bit confusing but again, this is coming from the fort hood press center. the emergency services has an initial report that a shooter is dead but this is unconfi

darnell boyd? anna lee padilla. jeron brown. >> good afternoon, ms. [speaker not understood]. >>> good afternoon. it's good to be here with all of you. i just wanted to say that we really hope that you can amend the budget today to include the 18 year olds in the free muni for youth program. we know that's been the intent or the desire of the agency for a long time since the beginning of the program. and from those of us in the coalition, we really wanted to reiterate that we've done whatever we could on the community side to make this a successful program. in our limited budget, limited resource, limited time, we went out to sign up thousands of youth. we met with the mta to implement the program. we encouraged the school district to do its part. and we're continuing to work with the staff at the mta around future funding proposals for the fall. so, we really were quite concerned to see that 18 year olds were not included in the budget that is before you today except for the provisional inclusion. and we would love it see you amend it today and we ho

this guy stuck around. >> undeterred, darnell enters the store without even disguising himself.he back of his head. >> we have cameras in the corners, cameras back in the back in the corners and cameras in the back rooms here and all the store, five or six different areas, we have cameras. besides the corners, too. we move them around a lot so they're hidden. >> he checks out the back of the store first. >> we had a bunch of pcs back there. but these are big and you can't get them out of here easily. >> he also pockets $250 from the register and gives the police an early mug shot. >> we had a camera set up that was called the robot. we call it. it was like a contraption, it's hard to tell what it is. he was probably checking it out to see if he could steal it. he should have stole it. he could have been better off. >> while this is all going on, the alarm company contacts computer central and an employee at the pool hall next door comes to check out what's happening. when he gets there, he finds the burglar hanging around the outside of the store. >> the perpetrator asked him, l

hood at darnell. there are casualties still there and casualties still being treated at scott & white and they are getting world-class medical care and we appreciate all of that. currently we have 16 wounded soldiers, and as we said yesterday, four killed, the shooter, and three victims. of the 16 soldiers, 9 of them are at scott & white currently and three are at darnell. four of the soldiers have already been released. but we're planning a memorial ceremony for early next week and we will keep you advised of when that is to honor our fallen. i'd also like to thank the outpouring of support from the central texas community and the entire state of texas and from all of our national leadership within the military and our civilian leadership at the national level. everyone is chipping in to try to assist in any way they can. and i would recommend that any individual wanting to donate support in any manner, shape, or form contact the ft. hood pao that's on the facebook page and they can point you in the

one of the wounded penned a note to the staff at darnell army medical center asking how everyone was doing and then writing, let everyone know i'm doing good and we'll all get through this as a family and team. >> you talked about the possible motives here. the army focused on the mental health of specialist lopez. of course, they're saying enough they believe there was some sort of verbal altercation just before the shooting began between specialist lopez and one or more soldiers at the base. lopez was deeply troubled with depression, anxieties, and sleep disorders, had seen a psychiatrist, was on medication, but the army did not, is says, expect any violence from this man. we now have a statement from lopez's father. saying: this situation is very painful. i ask for prayers for all the families affected. my son could not have been in his right mind. he was not like this. unfortunately, he was like that, neil. >> rick, thank you very, very much. in the meantime, we have lieutenant colonel allen west here who says more needs to be done at the pentagon to protect our military personne

and three are at darnell. four of the soldierses have been released. we're planning a memorial ceremony for early next week and we'll keep you advised of when that is to or our fallen. i'd also like to thank the outpouring of support from the central texas community and indeed from the spire state of -- entire state of texas and our national leadership within the military and our civilian leadership at the national level. everyone is chipping in, trying to assist in any way they can, and i would recommend that any individual wanting to donate support in any manner, shape or form, contact the fort hood gao, on the facebook page, and they can point you in the right direction. a variety of organizations from the uso, the red cross, some a wide variety of other organizations are providing assistance right now, and we deeply appreciate their support as well. with that,'ll take questions after i turn this over to senator corn. i ask you to keep the fallen and the families of the fallen and the wounds, and keep them in your thoughts and prayers. senator? >> g

. >> we're hearing some reports from the local hospitals, darnell hospital which is on post, also scott white hospital which is in temple. brandon i'm sure you'll be talking to people there trying to get a sense of if they're receiving victims and what's the situation. have you heard anything from hospitals yet? >> not heard anything now. i'm trying to gather what they're actually dealing with now. that information will be coming in slowly. but we're keeping our ear to everything and as we hear more we'll pass that information along. >> as brandon said, social media spreading the word and giving us a sense of what members of congress and other officials are saying. we're still waiting to hear from defense secretary chuck hagel from hawaii and the president's words, whenever we can, and we do want to get to some other stories. you know money is more powerful than ever in american politics because of a new ruling in the supreme court. split along partisan lines, that could increase the influence of the wealthy. we go right to the supreme court with our mike viqueria. >> the supreme court

i actually have no confirmation of anyone being admitted to the hospital whether it's darnell on fortood or see ton or scotten white out of the private world. i have no information at all about that. >> so what is your plan? what are you going to do now? >> right now we are just going to continue to secure the footed. >> let people assist the authorities inside to make sure there is not enough shooter. we will be there assist them until this matter is put to rest. hopefully in a couple of hours to assure the safety of citizens on the post and off. >> >> are you allowing people out of the perimeter, outside the post? >> >> i know of nothing happening outside the post. all the shooting the way i understand occurred on post. everyone outside should be safe. but, again, any time you are around an active shooting incident. you need to be cautious use safety in what you are doing and just be on the for anything that doesn't look right. >> sheriff, thank you, sir. and good luck, sir. >> thank you. say a prayer for those that are injured. >> indeed. yes. and joining us homeland security commi

and currently we still have three remaining soldiers at scott and white and three at darnell here onhood. they're all strong. each of them is resilient. their families are resilient. and i had an opportunity to meet with some of their families. and they're dealing very well with a difficult situation. and we all look forward and pray for their full recovery. ten soldiers of the original 16 have now been released from hospital and are returned to duty. and i as a commander, as a soldier, am incredibly impressed by the medical professionals at scott and white, darnell, and the entire response of the fort hood emergency responders in the community at large. as you know, there's a lot more details beyond what i've given you in the last couple of days. and there's much of those details are not releasable to the public at this time because we do have an ongoing investigation. however, i do want to clarify two points specific to specialist lopez's medical condition. first, we are digging into his combat experience in iraq. and so far, we have not discovered any specific traumatic event, wou

the performance at darnell and performance at scott and white easily rose to those of combat standards 1616 hours yesterday is the first 911 call. that call was made by two wounded soldiers who in and of themselves demonstrated heroism and presence of mind to go ahead and make a 911 call. you've gottan in stalgs that's strong, resilient, we're professional soldiers. a very high percentage of combat veterans here. so the morale of soldiers is serious, it's professional, and we're going about our duties to take care of this and move on and take care of the families. >> the fort hood shooter served in the iraq war but his records show he was not directly involved in combat. ivan lopez was being treated for depression and anxiety. and although he was not officially diagnosed with post-traumatic stress or post-traumatic stress disorder, it matters what you call it. we'll talk about that in a second. he was in the process of being evaluated for it. we may never know if ptsd was a factor in this incident. just last month a psychiatric evaluation showed no sign that he was a danger to himself

nine of them are at scott and white currently, and three are at darnell. four of them have already been released. we are planning a memorial ceremony, and we with will keep you advised of when that is to honor our fallen. i would also like to thank the outpouring of support from the central texas community, and the entire state. and from all of our national leadership, within the military, and our civilian leadership at the national level. everyone is chipping in to try to assist any way they can, and i would recommend that anyone individual wanted to donate support in any manner contact the fort hood p.a.o. that's on the facebook page, and they can point you in the right direction. but a variety of organizations from the u.s.o., the red cross, and a wyatt variety of other organizations are providing assistance right now. and we deeply appreciate their support as well. with that, i will take questions after i turn this over to senator corn nan, but again, i ask that you keep the fallen and the families of the fallen along with the wounded and the families

darnell is the hospital there at fort hood and i want has all the functionality you would see at anyrban hospital. it's always a matter of routine to alert the other hospitals that are in bell county, in the vicinity of fort hood. >> one other hospital was receiving patients but, again, that's all we know at this time. i want to bring in lieutenant with bell county sheriff's office. what can you tell us? >> right now still an active shooting situation on post. post is still locked down. our deputies along with state troopers are maintaining a perimeter, security situation to maintain the security of the post. fort hood is actively looking and engaged in the incident at this time. >> sir, let me ask you because you say active shooter situation, we've been reporting that as well. we reported that a shooter has been killed, neutralized. to your knowledge, is there just this one shooter and that person has been neutralized? >> i cannot confirm that. but even on these situations, you want to make sure that there's no other shooters, even though you may believe you just have one you still

we have continued over the last few years to engage our partners at darnell and across the region to make sure we're always continuously improving our response to energy and to disasters such as this. i feel like those efforts this evening have paid off with huge dividends. [ inaudible ] >> you want to address that one? >> i think there's a tremendous amount of human resources that go into that. we have a very well coordinated command center that we utilize when we have incidents like this. there are a certain core group of people that come in to man that every time that is activated. of course, we also have just the good people that work here who are interested in helping, volunteering their time, coming in from home, giving me phone calls and asking if i need anything. i know that glenn and harry have gotten the same requests, as well. so the community, as well as the staff here have been extremely generous and they're showing it. >> is there anything you need from the community? >> i think at this point, from a hospital resource perspective, we're doing final. we don't have any ne

specific attention needs to be given to darnel hospital. they did an exceptional job. they did an exceptional job. i would like to thank my colleagues in trauma who worked tirelessly throughout the night, along with my colleagues in the emergency department, nursing and icu, et cetera, it was a well-played team effort. in terms of the patients, this morning we have nine patients here at scott and white. and three of them are in critical condition, two in fair condition, and the remainder in good condition. some may be discharged today. some have minor injuries and will not require further hospitalization or procedures at this time. the ones awake and talking are in good spirits, and i talked to them this morning, and to the families who made it to the bedside. we haven't been able to contact all family members for each of the patients who are here. and so that has been a good thing to accomplish this morning. again, they're in good spirits. and we have had some good discussions this morning. at this point, that's kind of what i have prepared. and i'm happy to answer an

i think some particular attention needs to be given to darnell hospital over on fort hood.exceptional job stabilizing many of these patients and getting them ready for transfer here. my hat is off to them. their crew can did an exceptional job and i would like to think my colleagues in trauma who worked tirelessly throughout the night along with nursing, i.c.u., et cetera, a well played team effort. in terms of the patients, this morning we do have nine patients here at scott & white. three remain in critical condition. we have five others. two of those are what i would consider fair condition and remainder in good condition. there is a possibility several of them's may actually be discharged from the hospital today. some are fortunate enough to have mineer injuries and will not require further hospitalization or procedures at this time. the ones who are awake and talking are in good spirits. i've visited with each this morning and their families made it to the bedside. we've been able to contact a and -- we haven't been able to contact all family members for each of the --

and one of the star players was darnell autry.y in the student book store, and yet he couldn't afford to buy one. so they're selling thousands of his jerseys, and he can't afford to buy one. there is just something patently unfair about that. how'd they go about fixing that? [ applause ] >> i agree. >> seth: i would really hope that this serves, whether it leads to a union or something, i really truly hope it does serve as a catalyst -- >> i agree with that. >> seth: -- to, you know, and i do believe fear is not a terrible tool here to scare the people that run these teams into changing things. because i think it's true. and i agree that sometimes people say, well not all of them would make money. but like it strikes me that if i can find something and get paid for it at 18 and 19 years old, that is my earning potential which, as you say, with only 1% making it to the pros. the other 99%, their earning potential is probably the biggest when they're in college. and the fact that the ncaa limits that -- >> it's a great point, and th

darnell williams is charged with shooting and killing her during a sleep over last july. prosecutors say she was killed when he knocked on the door of the home and opened fire when the door opened. two other children and a grandmother were wounded. >>> prosecutors say a 30-year- old woman accused in a deadly shooting of a 16-year-old boy had a child with the victim. magdalena glinkowski was arguing arguing with had victim terrance forks bout his girlfriend when she shot him to death. magdalena glinkowski was charged with the murder today. >>> b.a.r.t. fined thousands of dollars by cal-osha for safety violations that resulted in the deaths of two workers. they were hit and killed by a b.a.r.t. train while inspecting a dip in the tracks in october. ktvu's tom vacar joins us with what the finds will -- fines will mean and cost and require. >> cal-osha slapped b.a.r.t. with three of its most important citations and assessed the highest fines allowed by law, $210,000. >> reporter: violation number one, b.a.r.t. allowed unqualified workers to go into an active track way without

specific attention needs to be given to darnel hospital. they did an exceptional job. and they did an exceptional job. i would like to thank my colleagues in trauma who worked tirelessly throughout the night, along with my colleagues in the emergency department, nursing and icu, et cetera, it was a well-played team effort. in terms of the patients, this morning we have nine patients here at scott and white. and three of them are in critical condition, two in fair condition, and the remainder in good condition. some may be discharged today. some have minor injuries and will not require further hospitalization or procedures at this time. the ones awake and talking are in good spirits, and i talked to them this morning, and to the families who made it to the bedside. we haven't been able to contact all family members for each of the patients who are here. and so that has been a good thing to accomplish this morning. again, they're in good spirits. and we have had some good discussions this morning. at this point, that's kind of what i have prepared. and i'm happy to answe

>> i believe they are being transferred directly from the darnell emergency facilities. >> >> you canir injuries were? >> basically, it's a variety. injuries to the chest, to the abdomen, to the extremities, and then injury to the neck. on the various patients that we have seen. >> you said these are soldiers or you don't know whether they are soldiers? >> we don't have any specifics at this time. >> okay. why were these patients transferredtime. >> why were these patients transferred here? >> we're a level one trauma center. we actually have the resources and capacity to take care of these critically injured patients. >> were the most critical patients brought here? >> as far as we know, yes. >> and i would anticipate with a large number of patients arriving short period of time, the emergency facilities there were anxious to have some help quickly, and we were available, and they know that we're always open to help them out. >> i believe one of you was addressing, someone was here, when this happened previously? >> we both were. >> what goes through your head when you know it's happ

and there are 16 injured, being treated at scott and white and here at darnell. >> 4.5 years ago it was a similar scene at fort hood. 13 killed, many injured, and pfs one of the base's open, psychiatrist nidal hasan, who was sentenced to death for the massacre. he's appealing his punishment. on wednesday, 2009, the president's national security team gave him the news. >> this reopens the pain of what happened in fort hood five years ago. they serve with val our and distinction, and when they are at their home base they need to feel safe. >> in cal een, the town where fort hood is located, the community is too familiar with the trauma of mass killings. we had 23 people killed in the mass anger in 1991. in november 2009, there was a shooting where 13 were killed, and 30 wounded by nidal hasan. >> the shooting comes after the pentagon released three reports on the washington navy yard shooting, and a list of the recommendations to protect bases from gun violence. the defense secretary dited a lot of work to do. >> when we have these tragedies on the bases something does not worse. investig

darnell is a former football player. and we have a college football analyst and author.he joins us from charlotte. it's a good title. as the alum at this table, you were on the last rose bowl team almost 20 years ago. so you're still plugged into the northwestern community. i wonder obviously what you make of the question of unionization what being in the northwestern community has been like. what have you been hearing from alum alumni. what is going on in the northwestern community as all this has been taking place. i think the initial response for the community is good for us. we're proud of our guys, we want to make sure we create an environment that's in the interest of our student athletes. and then i think the fear kind of set in and the fear of what does this all mean, what's going to be the ramifications and i think the fear then started swaying people to say we don't know what's going to happen, we don't -- it's uncertain. >> do you think that fear is justified? do you think there's a good reason? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. i think in the end, i thin

darnell taylor noticed the family van while driving by a boat ramp and immediately pulled over to investigate. as he pulled over to get a closer look, he could hear the three children in the van screaming for help. diving into the frigid water, he started pulling out the ildren, ages 14, 15, and 16. he just pulled them out one by one. >> i couldn't get the window open, because it was -- the vans were not a popout window, so i kept telling them, kick the window, kick the window out, and she kicked it out. >> moments before, the kids had called 911 from the car, but taylor was the first one to get to them. all of them made it out safely. the delaware river is frigid this time of year, but that didn't stop taylor from just diving right in. still, he says, he's not a hero. >> i'm not a hero, i'm just a member of this community and anybody else would have done the same thing. >> reporter: the children's father says the mother, joanne smith, has been suffering from mental illness for more than a decade. smith has now been arrested and charged with attempted murder. >>> and new video this morning of

darnel williams is also accused of wounding two other children and their grandmother. prosecutors say he fired shots into the apartment trying to avenge a murder of one friend in berkeley. >> cadaver dogs are combing through debris in a burned out building in downtown san jose, searching for scents of human remains police confirmed one hit was a san jose fire says that person witnessed the person starting the blaze. >> an overturned big rig delayed driver twoz hours in san jose this after the noon. sky 7 arrived on the scene just as a tow truck was near the interchange. right now the patrol is hoping to figure out what caused a trash. all lanes did reopen around 2:30. >> san francisco mayor plans to spend $5.4 million to fix elevator as cross the city. some have constantly malfunctioned and leaving seniors stranded for days. the commitment isn't enough to stop a lawsuit filed on behalf of two dozen tenants south of market saying years of dealing with broken elevators caused them emotional distress. >> mi ps pueblo submitted a plan to get out of bankruptcy, replacing 80

we have continued over the course of the last few years to gauge our partners at darnell and across the region to make sure we are improving our response to emergencies and i feel those efforts have paid off with huge dividends. >> how did the hospital get ready for the patients that were coming? >> do you look to address that one? there is a tremendous amount of human resources that go into that. we have a very well coordinated command center that we utilize. that was activated again tonight. there is a core group of people that come into man that. then we call in certain core people. we also have the good people that work here that are interested in helping volunteer their time, coming in from home, giving me phone calls and asking if i need anything. glenn and harry have gotten the same requests as well. they have been extremely generous. >> you said people are asking if you need anything. is there anything unique from the community? >> we are doing fine. we don't have any need for ongoing blood, for this event. i would always encourage the community to donate because you never know

darnell williams is charged with shooting, and killing alishia carradine. two other children and a 63- year-old grandmother were wounded in the barrage of gunfire. >>> an oakland teenager was sentenced today to 25 years to life in prison for the deadly shooting of a toddler in 2011. prosecutors say 18-year-old frederick coleman was one of three men who opened fire on a crowd of people. 23-year-old hiram lawrence was struck in the head, and died 11 days later. the other two suspects are being prosecuted separately. >>> an emergency meeting on the crisis in ukraine produced some results. an agreement to reduce escalating tensions. u.s. secretary of state, john kerry hammered out the deal with his russian counterpart and european union. they agreed illegal arms groups should be disarmed, and the pro russian militants should leave unoccupied buildings they occupied. >> my hope is that we actually do see follow through over the next several days. but i don't think, given past performance, that we can count on that. >> a disturbing leaflet has surfaced in eastern

we have continued over the course of the last few years to gauge our partners at darnell and across the region to make sure we are improving our response to emergencies and i feel those efforts have paid off with huge dividends. >> how did the hospital get ready for the patients that were coming? >> do you look to address that one? there is a tremendous amount of human resources that go into that. we have a very well coordinated command center that we utilize. that was activated again tonight. there is a core group of people that come into man that. then we call in certain core people. we also have the good people that work here that are interested in helping volunteer their time, coming in from home, giving me phone calls and asking if i need anything. glenn and harry have gotten the same requests as well. they have been extremely generous. >> you said people are asking if you need anything. is there anything unique from the community? >> we are doing fine. we don't have any need for ongoing blood, for this event. i would always encourage the community to donate because you never know

of the 16 soldiers on the nine of them are at scott and white currently and three are at darnell. four of the soldiers have artie been released. we are planning a memorial ceremony for early next week and we will keep you advised of when that is, to honor our fallen. i would also like to thank the outpouring of support from the central texas community and indeed from the entire state of texas, and from all of our national leadership within the military and our civilian leadership at the national level. everyone is chipping in to try to assist in any way they can. i would recommend that any individual wanting to donate support in any manner contact pao on theod facebook page, and they can point you in the right ordinate -- in the right direction. of organizations are providing assistance right now and we deeply appreciate their support as well. questions after i turn this over to senator cornyn. --in i ask that you treat keep the families of the fallen your with the wounded in thoughts and prayers. thank you very much. >> general, thank you for your strong and steady leadership dur

darnell williams is charged with shooting, and killing alishia carradine. two other children and a 63- year-old grandmother were wounded in the barrage of gunfire. >>> an oakland teenager was sentenced today to 25 years to life in prison for the deadly shooting of a toddler in 2011. prosecutors say 18-year-old frederick coleman was one of three men who opened fire on a crowd of people. 23-year-old hiram lawrence was struck in the head, and died 11 days later. the other two suspects are being prosecuted separately. >>> an emergency meeting on the crisis in ukraine produced some results. an agreement to reduce escalating tensions. u.s. secretary of state, john kerry hammered out the deal with his russian counterpart and european union. they agreed illegal arms groups should be disarmed, and the pro russian militants should leave unoccupied buildings they occupied. >> my hope is that we actually do see follow through over the next several days. but i don't think, given past performance, that we can count on that. >> a disturbing leaflet has surfaced in eastern

community we have clear at scott & white we've continued over two years to engage our partners at darnelo make sure we're continuously improving our response to emergencies as this. i feel like those efforts paid off and into huge dividends. >> how did the hospital get ready? >> i think there is a tremendous amount of human resources go into that. we have a very well coordinated command center we utilize whenever we have incidents like this. that is activated again tonight. we call in certain core people. then good people that work here who are interested in helping and volunteering time, coming in from home, giving me phone calls and asking if i need anything. i know glenn and harry have gotten the same requests as well. community and staff here have been generous in their showings. >> people asking if you need anything. is there anything you need from the community? >> from this point from a hospital resource perspective we're doing fine. i encourage the community to donate because you never know when these situations can occur. we're always looking for healthy donors. in terms of othe

and there are 16 injured, being treated at scott and white and here at darnell.ur thoughts and prayers to each of those injured and their families and the killed and their families. our focus now is to focus on the families of the injured, and focus on the families of the killed. ensure that they have the best care and counseling available. i do ask the fort hood community or anyone in the local community, if they have any information relating to this incident to please contact either the fbi or the fort hood department of emergency services. events in the past have taught us many things here in fort hood. we know the community is strong, resilient and the soldiers of this fort have served so bravely in combat over the last 13 years in both iraq and afghanistan are strong and we will get through this. thanks to all who have supported us. thanks to local community who have supported us over the last several hours in many years and thanks also specifically to scott and white for their excellent medical care and their ability to handle additional casualties. with th

there are 16 injured, being treated at scott and white and here at darnell. >> nine of the injured, some in critical condition were quickly transported by ground and air to nearby hospitals. >> they've had a variety of injuries we've been treating, ranging from gunshot wounds that involved extremities, abdomen, chest, and neck. >> for the thousands living and working at fort hood, the violence was a stark reminder of 2009 when army major nidal who san's shooting rampage left 16 dead and 32 wounded. authorities do not believe there is a link to terrorism, but more is being known about lopez, including that he served in iraq in 2011, was married, undergoing treatment for depression and being evaluated for post traumatic stress disorder. >> what more are you hearing about this, what other details are emerging? >> this area was on lockdown, fort hood or several hours, but now traffic is back passing through. it will not be business as usual as several activities scheduled here will be canceled. we were just jump dated on the most serious injuries. you still have three people that are in crit

attorneys office will seek the death penalty in the murder of an eight-year-old oakland girl. 23-year-old darnell williams is charged with shooting and killing alasha was she was at a sleepover last july. she was killed when williams knocked on the door at the home where she was staying and started shooting when the doors opened. two other children and a 63- year-old woman were hurt. >>> oakland may be getting more fire protection just as fire danger is increasing. each of oakland's 25 fire houses have been closed for 72 hurons a rotating basis. the brown outs or cross cutting measure the city put in place two years ago. it saved about $2.5 million a year. but now the economy is improving. the city and firefighters their union have reached a tentative agreement to stop the brownouts. >> the important thing is that our citizens will be safe particularly during this drought season which has a high fire risk. >> the city council and for thes union still have to approve the measure but both are expected to pass. if they do brownouts will end on july 1st. >>> time is 5:25. it's estimated the huge ware

in the murder of an eight-year- old oakland girl. 23-year-old darnell williams is charged with shootingling alicia during a sleepover last july. she was killed when williams knocked on the door of the home where she was staying an started shooting. two other children and a 63- year-old woman were hurt. >>> time is 6:25. the drought could make fire season very, very difficult and oakland may be getting more help. right now the city of oakland closes one of its 25 fire stations for three days on a rotating basis. it's been doing that for two years to save $2.5 million a year. but that could mean it takes fire crews longer to get to emergencies. >> that causes a delayed response time. not only for incidents that occur within that companies first district but it could cause a trickle effect down the line to surrounding naked -- down the line to surrounding neighborhoods as well. >> they agreed to stop the rolling brownout policy. the city council and the union members still have to approve it first but approval is likely. >>> it is estimated the huge berkeley fire caused $9 million many dam

and i as a commander, soldierer i'm impressed by the medical profession of white, darnell and the entireresponse of the fort hood emergency responders and the community at large. as you know there is a lot more details beyond what i have given you in the last couple of days. and there is much of those details that are not releasable to the public at this time because we do have an ongoing investigation. however, i do want to clarify two points specific to lopez's medical condition. first, we're digging into his combat experience in iraq. so far we have not discovered any specific traumatic event, wounds received in action, contact with the enemy or anything else specific that he may have been exposed to while deployed. but we are continuing to examine this line of inquiry. secondly, his underlying medical conditions we do not believe are the direct factor to the incident. we believe that the immediate precipitating factor is an? in the unit area, but we're still contacted that conductingt investigation. we do know that the investigation team is robust, and it's multi agency. right now we

and also went by darnel to visit with some of the wounded.lies that were there, and giving us an opportunity to love on them and share with them our support. and a larger sense, though, there aren't any easy answers to what occurred here. and there's no way to wish away the suffering that is -- that's occurring of those caught in this very senseless act of violence. but i want to start by saying thank you and how much we appreciate the first responders, the professional way they took care of business. we had a number of our active duty military who were the first responders, and their thanks to the texas rangers, to the fire department, the police officers, and how they almost seamlessly work together. and in texas, we're very proud of the fact that this state loves the military. we work with them, both professionally. we work with them as part of our family in this state. and this state remains ready to lend any assistance that we can be prepared to do, whatever we need to do at the earliest moments. on wednesday, the texas department of pub

. >> the next morning, 20-year-old brandon darnell smith is arrested and charged with robbery and third-degree. smith pleads not guilty. >> there's a message here. people have to be very careful, wherever they go. it just doesn't seem like something like that is worth hurting someone over. >> but jordan's nightmare isn't over. almost three months later, smith writes a letter that is intercepted by deputies at the jail. in it, police believe he orders a hit on jordan's life. jason jordan, an attorney, and bill jordan's son, speaks out. >> he's not just some small-time guy who is ripping people off at cherry creek mall. he's willing to have somebody murdered, for crying out loud. >> the denver d.a.'s office charges smith again, with one count of attempted murder. those charges are dropped by prosecutors however when smith agrees to a plea deal, and pleads guilty to aggravated robbery, second-degree assault, robbery and theft. he's sentenced to 25 years in prison. dense spite the outcome, jason jordan says his dad's life has never been the same since that day he bought an ipad. >> it's like their

district attorney's office says that it will seek the death penalty for a murder suspect. 23-year-old darnell williams is accused of fatally shooting 8- year-old alaysha carradine during a sleepover at an east oakland home last july. three other people including two children were wounded. williams was charged with murder and attempted murder. >>> a teen believed to be involved in this deadly shooting in west oakland in 2011 has been sentenced to 25 years to life. surveillance video shows three men opening fire on a group of people, seven were wounded including this 23-month-old boy who later died. the cases against the other two suspects are pending. >>> tonight a mother and her 3- year-old son are being remembered after dying in a san francisco fire. a vigil is being held at 7:00 outside the sunnydale apartments where the fire happened yesterday morning. family members say 32-year-old esther leone tried to save her son by putting him in a bathtub. she was pronounced dead at the scene. her son william died shortly later at the hospital. >>> extending open enrollment for an extra two weeks bro

there are 16 injured being treated at scott and white and here at darnell. our thoughts and prayers go out to each of those injured and their families and the killed and their families. our focus now is to focus on the families of the injured and focus on the families of the killed. and ensure that they have the best care and counseling available. i do ask the ft. hood community or anyone in the local community if they have any information relating to this incident to please contact either the fbi or the ft. hood department of emergency services. events in the past have taught us many things here at ft. hood. we know the community is strong and resilient and we know the soldiers and civilians of the families of this fort who have served so bravely in combat over the last 13 years in iraq and afghanistan are strong and we will get through this. thanks to all who have supported us. thanks to local communities who have supported us over the last several hours and many years. and thanks to scott and white for their excellent medical care and their ability to han

and there are 16 injured being treated at scott and white and here at darnell.hts and prayers go out to each of those injured and their families and the killed and their families. our focus now is to focus on the families of the injured and focus on the families of the killed. ensure that they have the best care and counseling available. i do ask the ft. hood community, or anyone in the local community if they have any information relating to this incident to police contact either the fbi or the ft. hood department of emergency services. events in the past have taught us many things here at fort hide we know the community is strong. we know the civilians and families of this fort who serve so bravely in come babat over t last 13 years in iraq and afghanistan are strong and we'll get through this. thanks to all who have supported us. thanks to the local community who supported us for the last several hours and many years. and thanks also specifically to scott and white for their excellent medical care and their ability to handle additional casualti casualti casua

he shoots the worker point blank in the back. 40-year-old thomas darnell is killed instantly.ams the store in search of more victims. he finds 40-year-old store manager chuck lios and mercilessly guns him down. then he kills 31-year-old worker dennis sargent. in the panic a few people are able to escape the store. zack is working in the back when he hears those shots. >> i looked down the aisle. i saw chuck lios on the ground just covered in blood. it still didn't click in my head that something was wrong. i started walking backwards and i found myself in the produce department. >> this is the view from the store camera covering the produce section. >> the floor crew guy that waxes the floors, he just runs right past me, and i knew something was wrong then. and i kept walking backwards. i was going to go towards the back room. >> but zack had just made the biggest mistake of his life. zane floyd is coming around the corner with a shotgun. >> there's tables in produce that have all the fruits and vegetables. and i dove between one of those, just trying to get down. and he takes

police say darnell williams was the gunman who opened fire at a sleepover. they say he killed alayshia carradine, and wounded two other children and a 63- year-old woman. investigators say the shooting was a retaliation. prosecutors also say, williams is charged with another murder in berkeley. the last time alameda county prosecutors sought the death penalty. was almost ten years ago. cal- osha is fining bart for an accident that killed two maintenence workers during last year's bart strike. the state safety agengy has fined bart 210-thousand- dollars for three safety violations. a bart train hit and killed laurence daniels and christopher sheppard last october. while they were inspecting the tracks between the walnut creek and pleasant hill stations. a 21 -year old san bruno man was arrested at a-t&t park during wednesday night's hoss giants game. after he allegedly tossed a large firecracker from the bleachers. police say, paolo pavone tossed what is believed to be an m-80 into a bar area at the bottom of the seventh inning. five fans suffered minor injur

and there are 16 injured being treated at scott and white and here at darnell.ur thoughts and prayers go out to each of those injured and their families and the killed and their families. our focus now is to focus on the families of the injured and focus on the families of the killed. ensure that they have the best care and counseling available. i do ask the ft. hood community, or anyone in the local community if they have any information relating to this incident to police contact either the fbi or the ft. hood department of emergency services. events in the past have taught us many things here at fort hide we know the community is strong. we know the civilians and families of this fort who serve so bravely in combat over the last 13 years in iraq and afghanistan are strong and we'll get through this. thanks to all who have supported us. thanks to the local community who supported us for the last several hours and many years. and thanks also specifically to scott and white for their excellent medical care and their ability to handle additional casualties. with

headquarters, you have guards at headquarters that are armed, particularly in a medical facility like darnelldon't have armed guards that are there. unless you are bringing a flight patient in with an armed escort. so teit's kind of lax in terms security measures because we are there to heal. and not only do we heal our own, but we also heal enemy combatants as well. so it's a psychological effect that it has on the fighting force when you attack a medical facility because they are really defenseless. and when you choogsse a target that nature, not only do you have the shock and awe of that initial act but the shock and awe of being a medical facility treating shot and injured personnel. >> where do we go from here? you would think in the wake of ft. hood and in the wake of september on an assault on another military base. they said they were going to work on tightening security and revamping their policies and do a better job of protecting folks on these bases, that something like this would be less likely to happen, and yet, we can't stop it out in a free society any better than we canston

barbara, that the shooting incident occurred at the medical center, at least i think it's called the darnellmedical center on the base. ft. hood is a huge, huge facility, isn't it? >> it is, wolf. they have multiple medical facilities there to deal with both the general health of the troops and their families that live on base and in the area. they, of course, because so many troops have served in the war zone over the years, they deal a lot with the wounded warriors that come back. they offer counseling for those who are suffering from post-traumatic stress. in fact, major nadal hasan was an army mental health psychiatrist, psychologist who offered that kind of care. ft. hood has taken a lot of effort in its medical facility. so if this is happening there, it just really adds to the terrible feelings that everyone is going to have about another one of these situations, wolf. the troops have served time and time and time again in the war zone over the last 15 years. i can tell you a number that we here at cnn know very well recently came home from a tour in afghanistan just several weeks ago

there are 16 injured being treated at scott and white and here at darnell. >> nine of the injured, some in critical condition were quickly transported by ground and air to nearby hospitals. >> they've had a variety of injuries that we've been treating, ranging from gunshot wounds that involved extremities, abdomen, chest and neck. >> for the thousand living and working at fort hood, the violence was a stark reminder of 2009 when army major nidal's shooting rampage left 13 dead and 32 wounded. he now faces death by lethal injection. >> the declared emergency no longer exists. >> as authorities look for a motive, they do not believe there is a link to terrorism, but more is being known about lopez, including that he served in iraq in 2011, was married, undergoing treatment for depression and being evaluated for post traumatic stress disorder. >> fort hood was on lockdown for several hours. now traffic is back moving, but it is not business as usual. there were physical activities that were scheduled today, they have all since been canceled. >> stephanie. >> are investigators any closer to

darnell williams is charged with shooting and killing alicia while at a sleep over.y alicia was killed during a sleep over. >>> loud, dramatic outbursts during the trial of an immigrant from iraq accused of killing his wife. the man interrupted the court proceedings yesterday as a jury found him guilty of murder. as he was listening to the verdict, being translated through his head phones, you could see him wagging his finger, as he does there, and shaking is his head at the jury. prosecutors say he killed his wife because he was angry that she wanted a divorce. >>> time is now 8:26 . a lot of police activity on bart. i may not be what it looks like. the big training exercise getting underway at several bart stations in just a couple minutes from now. >>> and two bodies have been found on the mount tam within the past six days. coming up, we'll bring you the latest. >>> we're looking at interstate 880 in oakland. so far, the drive between between hagenberger road and oakland is less than 5 minutes. we'll take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza coming up. >>> it's su

darnel hospital did an exceptional job. i had would like to thank my colleagues in trauma applying with the nurse an issue cu. i think it was a well-play team effort. in terms of the patients, there are nine patients here and scott and white. three remain in critical condition and five others, two of those what i would consider fair condition and remainedder are in good condition. there is a possibility that several of them may be discharged from the hospital today, some forced with minor injurys anininjurys. the one who are awake and talking are in good spirits. i visited with them and their familys made it to the bed sued. we have been able to contact all family members for each of the patients who are here and so that has been a good thing to accomplish this morning. again, they're in good spirits. we've had some good discussions this morning. the at this point, that's what i had prepared. i'm happy to try to answer any questions that you have. apple. >> can you describe the injurys for the critical patients? >> sure. ou

great docs at darnell. proud of the surgeons and nurses that i work with who turned to some resolve and got these patients taken care of quickly. >> one final question. from these two experiences that your staff has had to deal with, are they similar in the injuries, where the injuries are in these patients, or is this something different about the patients that you're dealing with in this shooting versus in 2009? >> what i can say about that, i think when you have a mass shooting of this kind of nature or of the one in 2009, types of bullet wounds are difficult to really categorize or describe really because people are moving, they're running. it's a very chaotic scene. you know, so unless you have a true trained professional marksman, there are going to be bullet wounds all over. it's just kind of random firing. from my experience, i'm not obviously a military or police investigator, but they tend to be random. they were different caliber bullets from the previous episode compared to the one we had this w