and they thought he would perhaps be more stable in the morning, the plan was to take him to the csb in the morning and get him over to charlottesville to the halfway house. >> he was very agitated? >> he didn't sit down all afternoon. he would pace the floor, stop and hold his chin in his hand and look at me and smile. just this little closed up smile, and then he would pace some more, and pace a little while and look at me again. as the time slipped away, i knew there would be a confrontation. i had no idea it would be violent. i had no reason -- i mean, gus and i -- i had no reason to think there would be violence. >> csb where he took his son is a community services board. when we come back, he talks about the attack that nearly killed him. >> when i turned around, i could see he had something in his hand that was coming at me, but i didn't really, i had no idea what was coming -- it was in his left hand. i couldn't tell, you know, i thought it was a screw driver, i had no idea what it was. he kept coming at me with stuff, i said, what's going on. i said, gus, i love you so much,

the csb worker was to -- you know, he didn't think gus was suicidal, you know. he's trained in those things. i'm not. his plan -- he said they had space for gus at this crossroads halfway house, crisis center intervention in charlottesville, but they were a little concerned about his behavior. he needed to be a little more stable, and they thought he would perhaps be more stable in the morning, so the plan was to bring him to the csb in the morning and then bring him to charlottesville to the halfway house. >> and he was very agitated? >> he didn't sit down all afternoon. he would pace the floor, he'd stop and hold his chin, hold his hand -- or his chin in his hand and look at me and smile, just this little closed-lip smile. and then he'd pace some more, and pace a little while. then he'd look at me again. as the time slipped away, i knew there would be a confrontation. i had no idea that it would be violent. i had no reason -- i mean, gus and i -- i just had no reason to think there would be violence. >> the csb where he took his son is the community services b

the csb worker was to -- you know, he didn't think gus was suicidal. he's trained in those things. i'm not. his plan -- he said they had space for gus at this crossroads halfway house, crisis intervention in charlottesville but they were concerned about his behavior. he needed to be more stable and thought he would be more stable in the morning. the plan was to take him the next morning to the halfway house. >> he was very agitated? >> he didn't sit down all afternoon. he would pace the floor. he would stop and hold his chin in his hand. and look at me and smile. just this closed lip smile and pace some more. and pace a little while and look at me again. and as the time slipped away, i -- i knew there would be a confrontation. i had no idea it would be violent. i had no reason -- i mean, gus and i -- had no reason to think there would be violence. >> csb where they took his son was a community services board. when we come back senator deeds talks about the attack. >> when he turned around i could see he had something in his hand coming at me. i couldn't tell -- i thought it was a s

the safety and hazard investigation board or csb is recommending a number of safety improvements, they include requiring refineries to present formal plans out lying how major hazards are to be controld and how risks at plants will be reduced. last year the csb found chevron failed to follow the advice of the engineers who proposed changes earlier that could of prevented that massive fire. >>> a 17 and 19-year-old have been identified as suspects in a shooting outside of a wendy's in concord and now the police say they need help tracking them down. the police released these photos and say arrest warrants have been issued for the two. last friday's shooting seriously injured a person outside of the wendy's. anyone with information is asked to contact concord policism the man charged with kidnapping a 7-year-old girl entered a not guilty plea tonight even though he admitted he did it in a jail house interview earlier this month. 43-year-old david douglas agreed to delay his hearing date. the police say he kid tphapd a 7-year-old girl from her driveway after following the girl and her mot

the safety and hazard investigation board or csb is recommending a number of safety improvements, they include requiring refineries to present formal plans out lying how major hazards are to be controld and how risks at plants will be reduced. last year the csb found chevron failed to follow the advice of the engineers who proposed changes earlier that could of prevented that massive fire. >>> a 17 and 19-year-old have been identified as suspects in a shooting outside of a wendy's in concord and now the police say they need help tracking them down. the police released these photos and say arrest warrants have been issued for the two. last friday's shooting seriously injured a person outside of the wendy's. anyone with information is asked to contact concord policism the man charged with kidnapping a 7-year-old girl entered a not guilty plea tonight even though he admitted he did it in a jail house interview earlier this month. 43-year-old david douglas agreed to delay his hearing date. the police say he kid tphapd a 7-year-old girl from her driveway after following the girl and her mot

. >> reporter: the csb will also be looking at how regularly that plant was inspected and how rigorous those inspections were. over the weekend, the state's department of environmental protection said the plant was last inspected back in 1991 when it was under different ownership and used for a different purpose. the state dep now says that an inspector returned to the plant in 2010 following an odor complaint but found nothing wrong. and in 2012, the dep says that inspectors were asked to investigate whether any processes at the plant had changed and whether any new permits were needed. at the time, they found that wasn't necessary, and christine, john, the tank, again, was not inspected then. >> certainly a lot of questions about oversight this morning, even as people are struggling to figure out if they can turn on their tap, a real big problem still in west virginia. alexander, thank you. >>> new this morning, new jersey governor chris christie back in the spotlight. he will deliver his state of the state address amid more investigations and more allegations of political payback ag