east of the mississippi although cooper station right here is a is a mark one but throughout illinois and in. new england in the mid atlantic region we have these mark ones that are sensually. antiquated and dangerous because the. the designs have been known to be vulnerable since one thousand nine hundred seventy two declared by the atomic energy commission affirmed again by the nuclear regulatory commission in one thousand nine hundred six is vulnerable to failure and so any number of events in earthquake which could lead to a fire or of or just a fire initiating from worker error like a candle which started the browns ferry fire in one thousand nine hundred seventy five and actually fukushima almost had another name and it could have very well have been browns ferry after a fire there cut out all of the cooling systems to the browns ferry units and we narrowly escaped a core melt accident at a vulnerable reactor system like the smart one and last fall was not fort calhoun that we had a flood floodwaters came within a few inches of shutting down the well we're right now where we're

cooper leap yesterday afternoon. police say the cab driver picked up the gunman at the new carrollton metro station. man asked for a ride to the cooper lane elementary school. when they got there, map pulled out a gun and tried to rob the driver. police say the driver's injuries are serious but not life-threatening. hreatening. >>> the all-star game tube a bl pitching exhibition. remember, there are major implications to the game. the winner league gets home field advantage in the world series. all three players september from the nationals ended up seeing some action. >> from the washington nationals, bryce harper, stephen strasbourg and gio gonzalez. >> gonzalez patched scoreless third inning. stephen strasbourg followed suit in the fourth. and bryce harper went hon 1 with a walk but also lost a fly ball in the lights. -- gonzalez pitched a scoreless third inning. i've got a good feeling about the nats. >> yes, we are hoping post- season this year. >>> new this morning, an american sentenced to prison overseas for translating a book is set free. we have the details up next. >>> a man perched high a

station. they have them in separate cars. officers lead stratten back to a holding cell. she's not cooperating. they finally get her into there. as they go to leave, she lunges for the door. while all of this goes on, chapman is left in a police cruiser handcuffed in the back seat for himself. >> he kicks out the window, dives out the car. >> and is able to escape and take off. unbeknownst to officers, takes the officers about a minute to figure out what happened. they're setting up a perimeter to track this guy down. here's what stratten is doing in the holding cell. pulls something out of her bra,

after meeting with mission station permit officer, it was determined that a nexus could be made and that security improvements were in order. the venue was extremely cooperative. we do expect immediate improvement. i think it was the weekend after we did that, mr. brunelli was out there. it includes increased training, increased surveillance cameras, training and use of anti- loitering law, which will be helpful in that location. it is between valencia and guerrero. and increase communication from the venue to the station as well as the entertainment commission. that is all is also a very helpful thing.

cooper lane yesterday afternoon. the cab driver picked up the gunman at the new carrollton metro station. the man asked for a ride to the cooper lane elementary school. when they got there, the man pulled out a gun and tried to rob the driver. police say the driver's injuries are not serious, are serious, but not life threatening. >>> underground power lines may be coming to the district. council member jack evans introduced legislation to form a group to find out how to fund it. the project is expected to cost about $5 million. >>> pepco customers in montgomery and prince george county may have to wait a bit longer to learn if their bills will increase. following last week's devastating storm, the power company is requesting a delay in issuing the final decision. pepco originally requested a 4% rate hike for its maryland customers. the decision was expected this week, but could be pushed back an extra 7 days. >>> when the storm that knocked out power hit our region a couple weeks ago, people in northern virginia who not call the 911 for emergency for three days. now, the fairfax county ch

he hailed a cab at the carolton metro station and asked to go to cooper elementary school. there was a brief struggle and the cabby was shot in the leg. he is expected to survive. >> fallout continues including mayor vincent gray. john gonzalez is live outside the wilson building with what council members are saying. >> well, three now charged with felonies. the latest is 75-year-old gene harris and this morning the mayor feeling enormous pressure to step down. >> hour after more allegations -- >> revelations in yesterday's court proceedings was the last straw. >> it's alleged a financial scam took place to help elect mayor gray. regardless of whether he had knowledge of it or not, another beliefs the mayor needs to step down. >> this calls into question the whole election. >> it's left many residents shaking their heads. >> it appears there's probably some things that aren't adding up. so, yes. the jury is out. >> this is not the campaign we intended to run. >> even after that, the mayor was adamant that he wasn't going to quit. >> i get up every morning and look in the mi

cooperate. we will keep you updated on that. as everybody knows, this last weekend was pride and pink saturday. we are waiting for the report from mission station. it is monday so they are crunching numbers from over the weekend. we do not have those numbers for you tonight as far as incidents and arrests. overall, the events went off very well. pride was well attended. we did not have any major, serious incidents. same with pink saturday. the question with pink saturday really is just overall organization. again, we saw a situation where , by 9:00 p.m., the streets were really packed. things saturday continued to be organized as it was an event attended by 2000-5000 people. but we were getting way more than that. probably up around 25,000 people. for this event to continue safely, that the organization and the logistics need to be looked at by next year. something as simple as how barricades are being put up for the gates to the stage locations, what is going on. we are still getting poor communication between the stages. it took us almost two hours to clear the streets after the event this weekend. again, we were very fortunate. we did not ha

a man held a cab at the metro station and ask to be dropped off at cooper lane elementary school. when they got there the suspect tried to rob the cab driver. the driver refused and was shot in the leg. police are searching for a suspect. police have a lot of questions after a war veteran reported missing two weeks ago was struck and killed in a hit and run accident and arlington. the man was walking near the ramp 4395 when he was hit. police are looking for the car and they want to know what the man was doing on the side of the road. >> if you minutes ago arlington county police released the name of the man killed. he is robert shepard. the other thing police have done, they have put up signs asking anyone for information about what happened this morning. clucks a huge bottleneck where for 10 had to be shut down. >> at this time we believe the only witness was the actual driver who struck the pedestrian. we are still trying to track that individual down and the vehicle used. >> another driver called 91 after seeing the body who had a history of mental illness and was reported as

our sister station in denver saying the suspect is not cooperating with police.he's in custody, police found him at his car where they took him into custody he's not talking to them now. he is 24-year-old james holmes, and right now you are looking at a live picture of his apartment in aurora, colorado. we'll continue to follow this story on twitter, follow abc7 news day area or go to abc7news.com. we will be continuing to cover this story latest decision movie theater dark knight rises showing, it happened overnight, 12 people ted now, 38 injured. >> some of the individual stories coming out now, one woman talking to associated press saying the suspect stood four feet in front of her pointed the gun at her, she just froze, he moved the gun and shot the people behind her. we are hearing that he paused only to reload one of his weapons. and went on with his shooting. that woman survived and she is okay. >>> we'll hear more. quick check of your weather with mike. >>> live doppler 7 hd, a lot of cloud cover, no moisture flight arrival delays of 88 minutes into sfo o

station in san leandro. the use a taser gun after the boy refused to cooperate in one group from the taser can make contact so they're note electrical collet current. a two-year fema grants the department has had several rounds of layoffs because station 25 open with 10 new recruits. here is the catch will be up to the city to pick up the cost of the new firefighters and two years. the pit area air quality managers say that it's time for the open burning season. in effect between april 30th of next year. controlled burns said it to get rid of unwanted petition from land for animals graze in feed. >>> the reality of high-speed rail and california and paying for it all. with many challenges facing sacramento this week in our conversation with the state senator on the fate of the line. >>> the new tool that takes the guesswork out of figuring out the real cost of the ticket. >>> looking forward to a cooler day today with local cover around the bay area. >>> and a hug goes into effect today banning the culinary delicacies. >>> then the force feed the ducks as well to create those enlarged livers < they served up

station. they have them in separate cars. officers lead stratten back to a holding cell. she's not cooperating. they finally get her into there. as they go to leave, she lunges for the door. while all of this goes on, chapman is left in a police cruiser handcuffed in the back seat for himself. >> he kicks out the window, dives out the car. >> and is able to escape and take off. unbeknownst to officers, takes the officers about a minute to figure out what happened. they're setting up a perimeter to track this guy down. here's what stratten is doing in the holding cell. pulls something out of her bra, gets the door open and escapes. >> picks the lock? >> yes, let's listen to lieutenant parish snyder. >> we are trying to figure out how she got out of that cell. >> stratten with you found an hour later hiding in bushes. chapman got away in a black hummer and they are looking to make a few adjustments. >> we will probably change our procedures how we handle unattended prisoners in the back of police cars. >> in their defense, they probably didn't expect anybody to kick the window out and ease out li

stationed all over. he's not been cooperating with police.n in. >> controlled firearm, other weapon, controlled substances, alcoholic beverages and you are not to commit any new offenses. if would you approach, please. just signed a mandatory protection order. if you would give this to mr. holmes and acknock -- acknowledge his receipt on the record. >> the -- [audio breaking up] >> until next monday. >> there would be no objection to that. if i may approach? >> you may. >> we will file an amendment to the protection order. >> the court has signed the application appointing the public defender. the public defender is appointed. we'll set the matter for formal filing of charges this monday, 9:30 in this division. given the nature of the charges, i'm entering an initial case management order. has counsel received an order of that copy -- a cop puff that order yet? >> yes. >> how about you? >> no. >> essentially, what that will do in order to track the pleadings, all people's filings will be stamped with a sequential number thereafter and i will

cooper lane academy in landover. they say he hailed the cab at the new carrollton metro station and then shot the driver in the leg during an attempted robbery. the man ran away without any money. if you recognize the person in this sketch, call prince george's county police. >>> and police are also asking for your help to find two men who robbed a convenience store in laurel. check out the surveillance video. prince george's county police say two armed men entered this exxon on sweitzer lane around 1:00 a.m. last night. they jumped the counter and pointed handguns at the cashier. they demanded money and hit the cashier in the head with one of the guns. they got away with an unknown amount of cash. if you have any information, call police. >>> speculation is growing over the mystery illness of congressman jesse jackson jr. nbc news has learned he is getting intensive medical treatment at a facility in arizona. his office says the chicago democrat is being treated for a mood disorder. the statement comes a month after jackson went on medical leave. republicans have said jackson is hiding his condition. some democrats say

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station. the man instructed the driver to take him to cooper lane elementary school known as cooper lane academy. the school open and the parking lot was empty and the driver sensed it may have been a robbery. >> the suspect then asked the driver to take him and the cab driver refused. the suspect pulled a hand dpun and shot the cab driver in his lower extremities. he has been transported to a local hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >> reporter: police have only a vague description of the suspect. he's a black man in his 20s, that he was wearing khaki pants and had a full beard. they're asking cab drivers particularly at the new carrollton metro station to keep an eye out for him. reporting from landover, jackie bensen, news 4. >> jackie, thank you. four people charged of sexual assault. police tell us it happened at a house on hamway drive last month. pat collins spoke with neighbors and a relative of the suspects. >> reporter: in this house police say two underaged teenaged girls were given liquor and then sexually assaulted by four men. they say it went on for hours. this woman live

station. the man told the driver to drop him off at the cooper lane academy in landover.hat school is closed for the summer and the parking lot was empty. investigators say the man shot the driver when he refused to drive behind the school. the victim is expected to recover. >>> this morning a d.c. man who spent 20 years behind bars for rape will have his conviction overturned and his name cleared of all charges. federal prosecutors say dna from 49-year-old kurt odom did not match the evidence found at the crime scene in the 1981 capitol hill rape he was convicted of. he maintained innocence from the beginning but no one believed him until now. >> the disbelief and responses that i get, you know, yeah, right, yeah, right. sure you didn't do it. you know you did it. no. it wasn't me. >> odom was released in 2003. he will no longer have to serve life-long parole or register as a sex offender. the man whose dna matched the crime scene is a convicted sex offender but will not be charged because statute of limitation has run out. >>> a disturbing crime in northern virginia. a

station and represented to be me. our colleagues in the adjoining mall have closed the mall for the day out of cooperation and spirit of cooperation with our investigation. with that, i would like to introduce district attorney carol chambers to make a few remarks and after she makes her remarks, special agent in charge will make some remarks and i'll take some questions. >> good morning. i first want to emphasize what a tremendous response there has been from law enforcement and especially from the aurora police department to this incident. i want to thank the u.s. attorney's offense and attorney general's office for their support. with this many victims, we have two concerns. one is providing information that they need and providing resources that they need. we will at this point in time victims should be contacting the aurora police department and they should be looking for resources on the aurora police department website. as the case goes to court next week, they can contact -- we have set up a contact e-mail account so that we can get information out as quickly as possible. we also have resources available on our

station and represented to be me. our colleagues in the adjoining mall have closed the mall for the day out of a cooperation and spirit of cooperation with our investigation. with that i'd like to introduce district attorney carol chambers to make a few remarks and after she makes some remarks special agent in charge will make remarks and then i will take some questions. >> good morning. i first want to emphasize what a tremendous response there has been from law enforcement and especially from the aurora police department to this incident. i want to thank the u.s. attorney's office and the attorney general's office for their support. with this many victims, we have two concerns, one is providing information that they need and providing resources that they need. we will as -- at this point in time victims should be contacting the aurora police department and they should be looking for resources on the aurora police department website as the case goes to court next week, they can contact -- we will set -- we have set up a contact e-mail account so that we can get information out as quickly as possible. we also have res

cooper lane academy. police say the driver picked up a fare at the new carrollton metro station just after 2:00 p.m. the man instructed the driver to take him to the school, which is closed for the summer. the parking lot was empty and the driver may have sensed a robbery. >> the suspect then asked the driver to take him to the rear of the stool. the driver, the cab driver, refused. the suspect then pulled a handgun and shot the cab driver in his lower extremities. he has been transported to a local hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >> reporter: the area is fairly isolateds and investigators believe the suspect may be familiar with it. neighbors say things have been very quiet here in recent years. >> i'm shocked, you know. i do a routine walk every day in the morning and sometimes in the evening and everything is quiet in this neighborhood. >> reporter: police say they have no reports of similar crimes in the area. >> we do have a search for a suspect, a black male, slim build, wearing tan khaki pants, black t-shirt, full beard. >> reporter: police are warning cab drivers at nearby metro

cooper lane academy in landover. they say he hailed the cab at the new carrollton metro station and then shot the driver in the leg duringrobbery. the man ran away without any money. and if you recognize the person in this picture, call prince george's county police. >>> police are also asking for your help to find two men who robbed a convenience store in laurel. check out this surveillance video. prince george's county police say two armed men entered this exxon on sweitzer lane around 1:00 last friday. they jumped the counter and pointed handguns at the cashier. they demanded money and hit the cashier in the head with one of the guns. they got away with an unknown amount of cash. if you have any information, call police. >>> today, d.c. will unveil a new 911 system. it's called smart 911. the system allows you to create an online profile. you can enter information, such as existing medical conditions, allergies, even pets inside your home. operators can then see the information during the call and be better prepared if emergency officials have to respond to your home. smart 911 is already operating in other parts of t

a lieutenant just told us he is being cooperative this morning. we were the only station suspect in vallejo. take a look at that. this is exclusive video of officers arresting 22-year-old robert flores fullster. he mugged for our camera, even blowing a kiss as we approached him. investigators had surveillance in this area near the 800 block of humboldt in vallejo on a tip. around 7:00 a.m. an officer spotted him walking in the neighborhood. >> when they tried to move in to arrest him, he took off running, jumped some fences. he was taken into custody. >> reporter: about 12 hours before, police say fullster shot at a female officer when she was making a routine traffic stop on rose drive in benicia. ba northeastern police -- benicia police obtained an arrest warrant. fullster is facing numerous charges including attempted murder of a police officer and auto theft. reporting live in benicia, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel ktvu channel 2 news -- ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san mateo county will soon have a new jail and not everyone is happy about it. >> no more cages. we need ju

and finally at the police station we know that is where the suspect is located and we are told he is not cooperating with authorities and he does have a lawyer. thein press conference is scheduled to begin any minute. there is a lot going on. there is still a ton of evidence to collect and gather. we havend been told the weapons were purchased correctly although i will tell you i spoke with a federal authority we know very well who says they are looking into the extra large magazines that hold a ton of rounds, basically. we know one of those jammed in one of the rifles he was using. we will assure those were purchased correctly and where he gott them. one of the weapons was bought at a store down the street. we were there to buy supplies. this area where w this has taken place, the location, where he lives, where he worked, here as wellon as the high school and the police station are all in like a three-mile radius. it is a close knit area, a close knit location when you talk about all of these scenes. and every single one is active. sean, as we give it back to you, it is eerie. we have been here al

cooper lane academy in landover. police say that he hailed the cab at the new carrollton metro station and then shot the driver in thee school. the man ran away without any money. if you recognize the person in this sketch, call prince george's county police. >>> police are also asking for your help to find two men who robbed a convenience store in laurel. check out this surveillance video. prince george's county police say two armed men entered this exxon on sweitzer lane around 1:00 a.m. last friday. they jumped the counter and pointed handguns at the cashier. they demanded money and they hit the cashier in the head with one of the guns. they got away with an unknown amount of cash. if you have any information, please call police. >>> even though he already pleaded guilty, new lawyers for the virginia man who fired shots at the pentagon and other military facilities want a court-ordered mental health exam. yonathan melaku pleaded guilty earlier this year to a series of shootings in 2010. no one was hurt. in his plea deal, though, he agreed to a 25-year sentence. yesterday, his lawyers requested an evaluation, claim

public's interest to cooperate lock up anybody who doesn't play by the rules and unfortunately for bloomberg the fear mongering isn't even based in fact see according to local radio station w n y c the areas where the most guns are found fall outside the concentrated area for stop and frisks i just don't understand why bloomberg is attacking the n.y.c. all you for defending your rights the constitution when we finally be happy when i don't know new york city is a police state when you can't go three city blocks without running into a checkpoint how long before everybody has to start carrying their papers and bloomberg sized i guess those a reasonable expectations because it supposedly keeps new yorkers alive so for using fear as a technique to go after groups who stand up for your civil liberties and for defending a program that basically is legalized racism again all in the style of scaring you into thinking that it's ok mayor bloomberg wins tonight's tool time award. our guide and sign for have you are and joining me this evening is alone a show producer jenny churchill on r t correspondent christine for south hello ladies. let's just start with jonah falcon shelley. s

ones and are being notified and finally at the police station we know that is where the suspect is located and we're told again, he's not cooperating with authorities any longer and he does have a lawyer. now, the press conference we're expecting to begin. they have been late today. and l is a lot going on. they're still a ton of evidence to collect in gather. we've been told weapons were purchased correctly. i will tell you i spoke with federal authorities that told me that they're looking into these magazines. those large magazines. and there is a one of those jammed. and i can tell you that one of the weapons is bought from a store just down the street. we've been there to get supplies so it's just down the street from where we're located. this area is the suspect location, and where he lives, and where he works. and this is like a three-mile radius ask it's a close-knit area and location. we're talking about these skeeng scenes and everyone is active toon. and as we give it back to you. i tell to its eerie. we've been here all daichl you hear the cell phones ringing and no one to answer them. can you imagine people on the other

they say the boy refused to cooperate but only one probe from the gun made contact so there was no electrical current. the vallejo fire department will reopen one of its stations tomorrow thanks to a fema grant >> department has had several layoffs because of its bankruptcy situation but station 25 will reopen with 10 new recruits. it will be up to the city to pick up the cost of the firefighters in two years' time. bay area quality managers say the burning season is in effect until april 30th of next year. fires are set to get rid of unwanted vegetation from land where animals graze us >> the reality of high-speed rail in california and paying for all >> state senator mark this sunday joins us next >> of rules about it use liver in effect today. animal activists last diners. >> we're looking forward to a cooler day today with more low clouds around the bay area and we have a forecast coming up in a few minutes. ,,,, ,,,,,,,, >> a new state law goes into effect banning a culinary delicacy. it prohibits the force beating of ducks to create enlarged livers. last night's restaurant surrogate for the final time >> it will be feared, we are doing a play on a movie

cooperating with the investigation. >> mark: investigators believe that this man shot a 26 year-old man execution style and in the bart board --near the balboa stationago. police say they do not know the motive behind the incident. >> we believe it was either a mistaken identity on the victim's side, or a possible robbery. >> mark: police said the suspect that in the backseat of the pontiac and then made the driver drive off. investigators are confident that they will make an arrest in the case. >> darya: 90 80's and 90's two men were believed to have gone on the killing spree. some say their victims could have been in the dozens. >> mark: a new law by the governor is considered a good move by victims' rights movement. wesley shermantine is going to be allowed to leave prison to help search for the bodies of his victims. the victim's advocate mark klass says that the governor did the right thing. >> mark: i am sorry, we do not have the video for you. >> darya: a blogging -- logging co. is going to tear up the largest settlement ever. the sierra pacific logging company did not take proper precautions during a red flag warning day. a bulldozer is what

being notified officially and finally at the police station we know he that is where the suspect is located and we are told again that he is not cooperating with authorities any longer and he does have a lawyer. the press conference we are expecting to begin any minute. they have been a bit late today. a lot going on. there is still a ton of evidence to collect and gather. we have been told that the weapons were purchased correctly. although i will tell you that i spoke with a federal authority here that we know well who told me that they are looking into the extra large magazines that hold a ton of rounds basically. one of those jammed in one of the rifles he was using. if they were purchased correctly, where he got them. one of the weapons was bought from a store just down the street from there. we have been there before to get supplies when we have been here. just down the street from where we are located. this whole area where this is taking place, the suspect's location and where he lived and worked here as well as the high school and the police station are all in like a three mile radius. a close knet area and location. every single

station and represented to be me. our colleagues in the adjoining mall have closed the mall for the day out of the cooperation and spirit of cooperation with our investigation. with that i would like to introduce district attorney carol chambers to make some remarks. then special agent in charge yacom will make remarks and i will take some questions. >> good morning. i first want to emphasize what a tremendous response there has been from law enforcement and especially from the aurora police department to this incident. i want to thank the u.s. attorney's office and the attorney general's office for their support. with this many victims, we have two concerns. one is providing information that they need and providing resources they need. we will -- at this point in time victims should be contacting the aurora police department and looking for resources on the aurora police department website. as the case goes to court next week, they can contact -- we have set up a contact e-mail account so we can get information out as quickly as possible. we have resources available on our website. and i want to say that the aurora men

station and represented to be me. our colleagues in the adjoining mall have closed the mall for the day out of a cooperation and spirit of cooperation with our investigation. with that, i'd like to introduce district attorney carol chambers to make a few remarks. and after she makes her remarks, special agent in charge ucone will make some remarks and then i will take some questions. >> thank you. good morning. i first want to emphasize what a tremendous response there has been from law enforcement and especially from the aurora police department to this incident. i want to thank the u.s. attorney's office and the attorney general's office for their support. with this many victims, we have two concerns. one is providing information that they need and providing resources that they need. we will -- at this point in time, victims should be contacting the aurora police department and they should be looking for resources on the aurora police department website. as the case goes to court next week, they can contact -- we have set up a contact e-mail account so that we can get information out as quickly as possible. we also

cooperating fully with the investigation. she has not been charged. >>> now to i askiery moment for one 14-year-old who was heading into the smithsonian metro station.ght after his hand got stuck in an escalator. a metro spokes american says the boy who is from canada was riding down when his flip-flop got caught on the bottom step. when he tried for free his shoe, his hand got stuck instead. >>> we have some breaking news right now to share with you coming out of syria. a massive suicide bombing has hit the capital damascus and syria's state tv says the defense minister was killed. >> this is just when cab met ministers and security officials were meeting. some of them were seriously wounded and there has been fierce fighting in the capital for the last few days. the rebels say they launched the liberation of damascus. >>> coming up next, you know, redskins fans have a whole lot griffin iii. big hopes, playoffs, super bowl, the whole nine. but he hasn't signed yet. we'll have an update from training camp when we come back. >>> it is day three of the five- day rookie training camp for the redskins. robert griffin iii is still a no show. both side ar

station and represented to be me. our colleagues in the adjoining mall have closed the mall for the day out of the cooperation and spiritoperation with our investigation. with that i would like to introduce district attorney carol chambers to make some remarks. then special agent in charge yacom will make remarks and i will take some questions. >> good morning.

station and represented to be me. our colleagues in the adjoining mall have closed the mall for the day out of the cooperation and spiritation with our investigation. with that, i'd like to introduce district attorney carol to make a few remarks. after she makes remarks the special agent in charge will make remarks, and i'll take questions. >> i want to emphasize what a tremendous response there's been from law enforcement and the police department to this incident. i want to thank the use attorneys office for their support. with this many victims we have two concerns. one is providing information that they need and providing resources that they need. we will at this point in time victims should be contacting the aurora police department. as the case goes to court next week, we have set up a contact e-mail account so that we can get information out as quickly as possible. we have resources available on our website and i want to say that the aurora mental health center has agreed to stay open 24 hours a day for this weekend. people may feel fine now and they may have a problem tomorrow. they may have a problem next week.

station an represented to be me. our colleagues in the adjoining mall have closed the mall for the day out of cooperation and the spiritcooperation with our investigation. with that i would like to introduce district attorney carol chambers to make a few remarks. after she makes some remarks special agent in charge yakon will make some remarks and i will take some questions is. >> good morning. i first want to emphasize what a tremendous response there has been from law enforcement and especially from the aurora police department to this incident. i want to thank the u.s. attorney's office and the attorney general's office for their support. with this many victims we have two concerns. one is, providing information that they need and providing resources that they need. we will,this point in time, victims should be contacting the aurora police department and they should be looking for resources on the aurora police department website. as the case goes to court next week they can contact, we have set up a contact e-mail account so we can get information out as quickly as possible. we also have resources available on our

stations scattered across the state developed advanced tools utilizing realtime information on precipitation, temperature, soil moisture, and other parameters impacting water management and water stake holders augmenting the information collected by the usgs cooperativestream gauging program, corp. of engineers reservoir gauges, and numerous other sources of critical data. still, oklahoma, like the nation in general, remains largely vulnerable to the drought, and its annual multibillion impacts. reducing those impacts requires improved insight into this recurring disaster. that, as you know, is the goal of the still relatively new nidis program. thanks largely to the foresight of congress and leadership of chairman hall and with many input and assistance from organizations like the western governor's association, the national integrated drought information system was launched in 2006. in short, created to focus research on advancing our predictive capabilities and establishing a communication link between the scientific community and those most affected by drought. what has it accomplished? with data immigration, improved communications of outlooks, engaugement with local and tribal and regional and federal offices, there's a coordinated effect respo

station, the state agency in charge and options unlimited. >> the success of this and the fast-moving investigation and the arrest and the search warrant were a result of the great cooperativethe state police, department of developmental services and the east hartford police department. >> reporter: the caregiver has been charged with several felonies including cruelty, unlawful restraint and bias intimidation. a man who answered her phone would not comment on the allegations or refer us to an attorney. and after rivera turned herself into police, they did obtain a search warrant for a second employee who made a video of additional abuse on a home computer. rivera is out on $25,000 bond. wolf. >>> deb, thank you. a very, very disturbing story. from hometown hero to a figure of disgrace, now there are calls to take down coach joe paterno's statue at penn state university. plus, deadly and devastating floods. dramatic pictures of an unfolding disaster. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely