knows don essex. he's a renowned umpire. he's the go to guy in northern virginia for umpire training. >> reporter: the president of fort hunt little league has known don essex for years as an umpire and chief umpire. court documents say essex agreed to meet with a 9-year- old girl. an officer with the metropolitan police child exploitation task force posed as the girl's father in an online chatroom. essex agreed to meet them for a rendezvous last week. the officers say essex sent more than a dozen images of child porn of girls younger than 5 years old. >> it's horrifying. this is a great community, great families, great kids. we've been working hard to give them a great babe experience. >> reporter: the league does -- baseball experience. >> reporter: the league does criminal background checks on all of its volunteers annually and essex came back clean each time. >> we're happy he's not going to be involved with us anymore. >> my daughter and son plays. they've had such positive experiences in the lea

essex responded lots. the officer said essex sent more than a dozen images of child porn including girls as young as 5 years old. >> as a mom and a parent, we trust churches, schools and sports groups with our children all the time. so, of course, it sort of just shocked and surprised us. >> reporter: the league does criminal background checks and sex offender checks each year on all of its volunteers and essex came back clean each time. >> that he would be here in this community and be so close to the kids and the other great people who live here, that's an outrage. >> reporter: the meeting never happened and essex told the police officer that he had a family emergency. court documents show that he told undercover officer he had physical and sexual encounters with children. the u.s. attorney's office won't comment on that or any potential additional charges. they only say that the investigation continues. in fort hunt, surae chinn, wusa9. >> kids ages 4 to 14 participate in the fort hunt little league. do

jeff: 67-year-old don essex known as a skilled umpire for more than a decade. the league president says he passed all animal criminal background check and raised no suspicion about his alleged behavior off the field. >> devastating that this person would be engaged in that behavior. >> according to the charging dock don'ts last week essex responded to invitation on a social networking site from an undercover officer to offer his fictitious 9-year-old daughter for sex. a chat followed where essex alleged sent 13 photos of child pornography as he and an officer arranged a time to meet. essex also told the officer he was sexually active with young children in his family. each of whom knew to keep quiet about the abuse. authorities identified him through a phone number and through facebook and arrested him last weekend. >> as a parent it's completely shocking. jeff: maureen has a son and daughter playing and they will keep playing. >> this is not representative of the league or experiences that any of us have had with the volunteers. alison: the league received no

in custody, 67-year-old donald essex. most recently he umpired for the fort hunt little league in alexandria. essex went online according to court documents thinking he was chatting with aer about arranging to meet his 9 -- with a father about arranging to meet his 9-year-old daughter. it was an undercover officer instead. essex sent more than a dozen images of child pornography including pictures of girls between 5 and 10 years old. >> as a mom and parent, we trust churches, schools and sports groups with our children all the time. so, of course, it shocked and surprised us. >> the fort hunt little league says it conducts criminal background checks and sex offender checks of year on all its volunteers and says essex came back clean every time. >>> tonight the fbi is investigating a massive data before he that gave hackers personal info for over 1 -- thatgraphy data breach that gave hackers personal info for over 1 million people in the d.c. area. >> garrett haake is live with more. >> reporter: with millions of customers

essex sent over a dozen images of child pornography including girls ages 5 and 10 years old. >> it's just horrifying somebody in our community. it's a great community, great family, great kids and we've been working hard to give them a really great baseball experience. >> the farther hunt little league does background and sex offender checks every year, but essex came back clean. >>> the man accused of sexually assaulting a girl in prince george's county is no custody. officers spotted 20-year-old isaiah bowing appear this morning 2 blocks from -- bogan just 2 blocks from where police say the crime happened. he followed a 12-year-old girl into an elevator in an apartment in forestville and when she got off, he forced her to the ground and sexually assaulted her. >>> search crews found the body of a missing waldorf man. renee dimanche's truck was spotted last night in laurel sticking out of the little patuxent river. he'd been missing since tuesday morning when another driver saw floodwaters push the truck off the road. >>> the florida man who landed a gyrocopter on the capitol lawn w

the connection to essex dolan says it's well known the two lived together. when hamilton was charged, some parents wanted the league to remove essex of his chief umpire position. >> we're not paying him. there's no employment contract. why can't we just separate ourselves from this individual? >> reporter: the league's president told us that they didn't want to act without formal charges. dolan is it not placing blame but is forcing ft. hunt little league to be more proactive. at 6, what he wants done and how the league is responding. david culver, news4. >>> a case involving a former anne arundel county executive could pave the way for more lawsuits against government officials. a maryland appeals court ruled today that people can sue elected leaders if their privacy rights are violated. john leopold is accused of getting personal information about political opponents from police without legitimate legal reasons. he was found guilty of misconduct in office. he stepped down back in 2013. >>> well, there is still more in the investigation into the live anthra

more than a dozen images allegedly sent by essex. it is not clear what if any charges could come from the allegations involving his grand children. in the ft. hunt section of xanld alexandria. >>> a developing story out of california. a massive oil spill is now stretching nine miles along the coast near santa barbara. and it is still spreading. a broken pipeline onshore started pouring oil into the ocean for several hours before it was shut off. crews are racing to contain the spill. more than 21,000 gallons of oil gushed into the ocean. >>> tonight we're getting a look at the reading material on osama bin laden's book shelf. president obama's administration released the list of books and documents today, more than four years after killing the leader. it may be timed to the surveillance going on on capitol hill. >> thanks. right now here on the hill to try to force a cut back the libertarian and rand paul are staging a mini. we know a bit more about osama bin laden tonight. >> reporter: the materials seized by s.e.a.l. team 6. he see

he knew essex.e coached in the little league proudly hanging up his son's winning team pictures. >> that was the all star team that won the virginia state tournament. >> reporter: but he contacted me saying there was a history in the league we left out. he tells me essex's arrest is only the latest within a a string of the league. he pointed me to a former coach and umpire. he pleaded guilty to enticing a minor. just before that john hamilton was accused of molesting five boys. he later pleaded guilty. hampton's connection to etss ex they both lived in this townhouse. here's what doland wants. >> hopefully to raise awareness in the community of the fact we need some help and some instruction in order to identify these individuals. >> reporter: last week we interviewed the league president. he was not here during the incidents and doland thinks the league will thrive under his leadership. next week they're already beginning the process of enhanced training for the league's adult volunteers. >> someth

hamilton's connection to essex? they both lived in this centerville townhouse. police haven't said if there's any criminal connection. here's what dolan wants. >> to raise awareness, hopefully within ft. hunt little league and its community, of the fact that you know, we need some help and some instruction in order to be able to identify these individuals. >> reporter: last week we interviewed league president barry muse. he was nort part of the league during the hamilton or mincer incidents. dolan thinks the league will thrive. muse told me they're beginning the week of enhanced training for the league's adult veers. >> something needs to happen that an awareness needs to be raised and some education needs to take place within the volunteer community. >> reporter: in fairfax county, david culver, news4. >>> once again, it is rush hour. we have high heat and scattered storms out there. let's go to doug with more on who is being impacted tonight. >> it's not very many of us, but those being impacted are seeing very heavy rain right now and a lot of lightning. tak

essex allegedly told the officer he was sexually active with young girls in his family. the league president said he passed all background checks and raised no suspicion. leon: tomorrow, a virginia state senate candidate will speak after admitting the fathering the child of a teenager. joe morrisey admitted he had sex with a secretary who was 17 at the time. he now faces perjury charges connected to that case. the mother and child are expected to be at that press conference. we will keep you updated. alison: a section of arlington on edge about future firearms sales. a gun store owner says he is moving in, but as jay korff tells us, neighbors are voicing strong concerns. jay: this arlington strip mall has everything from restaurants to salons. what is going into this empty storefront formerly occupied has this normally quiet neighborhood a buzz. they are opening a new store here this summer. >> exclusive extensive -- [indiscernible] jay: the building owner confirms a lease has been signed, but insists the community is overwhelmingly opposed to a gun shop being here. he i

don essex was arrested last weekend.t years as the chief umpire for the fort hunt little league in fairfax county. police say he sent child porn to an undercover fbi agent and tried to set up a sexual encounter with the agent's fictional 9-year-old daughter. >> i'd want to know that the league is doing everything they can to ensure thatyÃthis doesn't happen again. and i personallyé:unáá t that they will. >> we've done everything we could to prevent stuff like this from happening. and we're devastated it happened. we are devastated that it's us. >> police are still deciding whether essex will face any more charges. >>> next at 11:00, homes lost to foreclosure. thousands of dollars gone. local families left shattered. >> my house was my everything. >> i like them to see this interview, all of us. they hurt us bad. >> they thought they were paying down their mortgages. tonight consumer reporterc(al erika gonzalez explains where all that money went. >>> and i'm track rain out there right now. but i've got some new informatio

don essex distributed child porn. according to court documents, he also told an undercover cop he was sexually active with his three grandchildren. he's not facing any charges for that claim right now. the president of the ft. hunt little league told us he's appalled. >> i read the charges. >> what's that like? >> i can't -- i couldn't finish reading them. i mean they're staggering. >> the little league president said essex just passed a mandatory background check back in march. >>> and i want to thank the american people for considering the arguments and hopefully for helping us push this towards a reform where we all respect the fourth amendment and the bill of rights once again. thank you, mr. president, and i relinquish the floor. >> that is kentucky senator and 2016 presidential hopeful rand paul finally giving back the senate floor ten hours, 30 minutes 18 seconds of speaking against the patriot act. paul is asking for more time to debate the controversial part of that law. nbc's tracie potts with more on what p

. >> reporter: the man accused 67-year-old don essex. his facebook picture shows him in an umpire uniform, a role he held for many years. he was our chief umpire until i think three years ago. and then he sort of semiretired. he still umpires and he umpired one of two games with us. >> reporter: his name now on federal court documents. accused of sending images of child pornography to someone else. it turned out to be an undercover cop. he said he had a 9-year-old daughter. the documents claim he agreed to meet up to have sex with the girl but then later backed out. >> i couldn't finish reading them. >> reporter: he is president of the little league. the details, he can barely process. >> the deviant behavior. i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: he says they've relied on criminal background checks for all their volunteers. essex had one just this year. >> his came back clean march 9th. she hopes the actions are isolated. >> this is one. this is not the hundreds of volunteers that make the league work. >> reporter: the district

the documents show essex arranged to have sex with the undercover officer's 9-year-old daughter. >>> the news4 i-team wants to keep you safe this memorial day weekend especially if you're headed to the beach. the i-team discovered a federal program that makes sure the water is safe enough for swimming is a regular target of congressional budget cuts. local health departments employ their employees collect water samples once a week. matt skilljoe says every year they worry that they're going to lose funding. >> recently, the funding has not been included in the federal budget. but through continuing resolutions and i believe congress reinstated the program back into the federal budget that we are going to have funding for this year and next year. what the future holds, we have to wait and see. >> the news4 i-team looked at all the water samples collected oh ever the last five years in maryland, virginia and delaware. find out what we uncovered at 5:00 and 6:00. >> i'm excited for the beach. it's that time of the year. you know i love summer. >>> not quite beach weather though today. >

police say essex went online and chatted with a man he thought was a father willing to arrange a meetingh his 9- year-old daughter. turned out to be an undercover officer. >>> a former northern virginia teacher convicted of having sex with students set at the be sentenced today. erica mesa taught math at colonial forge high at stafford county. she could get up to 22 years in prison. prosecutors say mesa also sent the students nude photos of herself. >>> new details are out this morning about the amtrak engineer involved in last week's deadly derailment in philadelphia. the railroad workers union says brandon bostian's shift before the derailment had been griewlg. they say he had -- grueling. they say he had a shorter rest break than usual because of equipment delays on his earlier train to boston. he only had an hour to rest between trips. engineers usually have 90 minutes to rest but that practice ended back in march. >>> pack your bags, fill your tank or book that flight. we're one day away from the memorial day weekend. about 900,000 people from the d.c. region will head out of town t

court documents show that 67-year-old donald essex exchanged ten images of child pornography with an undercover officer online and it shows that essex arranged to have sex with the undercover officer's 9-year-old daughter. he was arrested. >>> your car could be affected by the biggest recall ever in the u.s. japanese company takata admitted it produced air bags that can explode. they can explode instead of inflate, launching shrapnel into your car. takata denied the problem until this week and five people have died from the air bags. nearly 34 million cars in the u.s. are affected. investigators are also trying to figure out if replacement air bags are also defective which would mean some of you may need your air bags replaced for a second time. >>> well as you start to finalize your memorial day plans you may face some serious delays on metro. metro says five of the six lines will be impacted by track work. on saturday and sunday trains on the yellow blue orange and silver lines will run every 24 minutes. on monday trains on the yellow blue and red line will run every 20 minutes. to

federal officers say that don essex distributed child pornography. according to court documents he told an undercover cop he was sexually active with three of his grandchildren. he's not facing any charges for that claim right now. the president of the ft. hunt little league told us he read the charges. >> just staggering in the deviant behavior. i have never seen anything like that. >> the little league president said essex just passed a mandatory background check back in march. >>> schools are reporting fewer violent incidents. according to a new report issued by the national center for education statistics. the study reported by "the washington post" says 65% of public schools reported at least one violent incident in 2013 and 2014. now, that's down from 74% between 2009 and 2010. >>> you may want to avoid driving near the university of maryland today. i is graduation -- it is graduation day there. and the processional starts at the xfinity center at 9:20 this morning. the actual ceremony starts at 10:00 a.m. and should wrap up around noon. >>> ou

the school board in essex county fired the school teach iter she had been suspended after her students sent letters to him recovering from diabetes. >>> and in the areas of 21st and washington and 38th and washington, the letter talks about recent fires in the area and it asks people if they see any unauthorized burning, no matter how small to call 911 and to report it. >>> postal workers plan to post nationwide, protesting cutbacks and demanding improved service. you're looking at prior footage of a protest. in this area rallies are planned for the national distribution center in northeast philadelphia and the bustleton post office. >>> comcast and nbcuniversal have announced a new plan to hire military here rose. the company says it's committed to hiring 10,000 reservists veterans spouses and their domestic partners over the next ten years. they will work in all areas of the company. comcast is the parent company of nbc10. >>> this morning, we have the results of an exclusive nbc10 poll in the race for mayor of philadelphia. we asked democratic voters who would they vote for today. i

the school board in orange essex county made the decision to fire the teacher on tuesday night she hadn suspended since last month after letters from her students were delivered to him in prison. he recovered from complications from diabetes. you're watching "nbc10 news." >> nbc10 breaking news. >>> another victim identified. nbc10 learned the name of other victim killed. >>> and skyforce 10 views, crews spent the time working to remove the tangled cars from the tracks. >>> and we're live with the impact of thousands of travelers and the schedule changes coming ahead this morning. good morning, welcome to "nbc10 news." i'm chris cato. >> and i'm tracy davidson. new this morning, two train cars are on trucks right now ready to be taken away from the crash scene to a secure site. from information from the engineer who is being investigated and the identification of six of the victims. >> nbc10's matt delucia is live at the scene in port richmond. >> reporter: hey, we're on the rooftop of one of the homeowners here. this is close to the derailment. you can see there has been activity here

. >> he didn't start his life as a radical, he grew up here in essex, england.inging. the son of hard working pakistani parents. but he didn't quite feel at home in britain. and yet had no other place to call home. no community to call his own. he read for us what he wrote in his diary after seeing the towers fall. >> don't you think we've been crying too, like you are now for years? do you think we felt no pain as you raped and plundered our lands and bombed our cities. what lands, what cities you ask? your arrogance is only compounded by your ignorance. you chose your side and we have chosen ours. ♪ >> he had become convinced that the world of islam was under constant and brutal attack from the west. muslims had to fight back. his chosen army was a radical group, the day before 9/11, he had landed in egypt to recruit for the group, which in some ways was a forerunner to isis. >> it's the first islam organization responsible for popularizing the notion of resurrecting the so-called islamic state, this califate is what he's been dreaming of since 1953. >> the tr

he reached out to us after the report on the arrest of don essex, now in federal custody on child pornharges. but doland warn there's's more to the story. ahead at 5, the league's connection to a troubled past and what doland wants to see done about it. >>> a shooting during rush hour. >> that's right. traffic on a busy route. tonight, the victim's son explains what really happened. >> reporter: 50i78 of i'm julie chairy. police stage raids across the area targeting those selling drugs to high school. it's called operation growing pains. in a story you'll see only on >>> recovery teams have identified another victim from the catastrophic flooding across texas and the plains. >> we now know at least 27 people are dead, 13 still missing. most of them from the small town of wimberley texas. jay gray has our update. >> reporter: mother nature's at that tack has been relentless. >> oh, no! >> reporter: the scope and intensity overwhelming. >> oh, no! >> reporter: it's been the wettest may ever in texas according to the national weather service in ft. worth 35 trillion gallons of water dumpe

it was flying from the uss essex to drop off infantry for training in oahu. the marine corps says it has no plan to ground the fleet. the crash has not stopped the training exercises. leon: nearly 3500 passenger are waiting on word of the cruise ship. the norwegian cruise ship ran aground on a reef after a failure in the steering system. the ship was stuck for six hours until a rising tide faded. the passengers were allowed to disembark in bermuda why inspectors look for possible damage. >> i don't want to continue on this ship in the open seas. response time in two miles of the shore. the response time can open seas. i don't want to think about it. leon: norwegian says everyone on board is safe. no word when inspections will be complete. alison: residents are cleaning up after suspected 27 tornadoes touched down in the southwest. i left destruction from oklahoma to texas. winds tore roofs off homes and scattered pieces of buildings across the roads. one slammed into a church in mineral wells damage. no serious injuries. doug: that is a real mess. here we are

yesterday district attorney george gascon announced essex expanding a panel looking into racism in the police department. three retired judges will review thousands of cases. >> if there were people that were wrongfully convicted or that were wrongfully arrested, we have both the legal and a moral obligation to address it. >> public defender jeff adachi says 119 cases have either not been filed or have been dismissed because of the 14 officers linked to the text message scandal. he says up to 10,000 cases could potentially be affected. >>> 5:06. community members are demanding that lapd release the video of an officer shooting an unarmed homeless man. resident and activists blasted l.a. police officials at a town hall meeting in venice yesterday that criticized the city for what many described as a lack of training for lapd officers who interact with the mentally ill. officers say they shot and killed 29-year-old brendon glenn on tuesday after a physical struggle. >>> time now 5:07. students at a bay area high school say they are being harassed in the hallways. why they feel administra

yesterday, district attorney george gascon announced essex expanding a panel looking into racism in the police department. three retired judges will help review thousands of cases. >> if there were people that were wrongfully convicted or that were wrongfully arrested, we have a legal and moral obligation to address it. >> public defender jeff adachi says 119 cases have either not been filed or been dismissed because of the 14 officers linked to the text message scandal. he says, up to 10,000 cases could be affected. >>> police in pittsburg trying to find out who committed a deadly drive-by shooting last night around 7:00 on crestview drive. a 31-year-old victim behind the wheel of a car pronounced dead. a 25-year-old passenger was wounded and is expected to survive. >>> a 13-year-old girl is telling a frightening tale about a man who followed her home and attacked her. her ordeal was captured by a surveillance camera at her west san jose home. as sharon chin reports, police hope surveillance images will generate leads and eventually lead to the man's arrest. >> reporter: police are war

nath thannal philbrick wrote a great book about the whale ship essex, the whale ship that this pequot was modeled after. andrew and i were talking before the panel began and we do seem to be living through kind of a minigolden age of books like our books, where uber fans, who have done some scholarship and have lived with these novels for years, and have gone to the ends of the earth doing research or through digitization, done the research as well. we're writing books. also from the heart. i think this is an age in which academic criticism -- wonderful as it can be, people are realizing that there's certain shortcomings to it and i am a great fan of the mid-20th mid-20th century american critics like yesterday minute wilson alfred caison. you mentioned joan didion. people who knew what they were talking and weren't afraid to put emotion and point of view in their writing and make it lively and have a voice in your own writing. and that is what i was aiming for myself. that was my greenlight with this book. i like books of criticism in which the author's presence is the critic's prese

more on that coming up tonight essex" >> reporter: why the encouragement to dan carmen kron 4 is. >> pam: crushed and killed four people in gilroy on suspicion of the aid to the manslaughter driving under the influence the suspected you why driver 23 year-old anthony james on the night of may the 12th the suspect was allegedly driving under the influence on lately road in gilroy when his car carrying four passengers struck the concrete ditch 318 year-old girls won 23 year-old man all killed in the crash and the suspects suffered major injury himself a released from san jose hospital his bail set at $250,000. >> grant: chase with a dump truck that and had a crash that injured three people we see some the wreckage right there the minivan where people were injured police say the chase started saying, on isabel circle after midnight and the driver of the dump truck refused a pullover trying to ram a police cruiser causing officer backed up so he avoided the truck chase then went to south san francisco and daly city trembling stops eyes red lights and it with a crash san jose avenue out l

i am also chairman of the board of a company in essex, maryland, that hires youths. the issue is the reform of the penal system. what it does to create here air, isolation, and lack of trust. we talk a lot about the conductivity issue that we need, but they are always disconnected. my son hired 153, they show up and they all have offenses, they show up and he goes, dad, these are high-risk youth. why would we take this risk? we have to. but, who was working on penal reform? >> let's hold, i think there are a lot of comments on that question. this gentleman in the back into then one more. >> to quit questions, one is the connection between nutrition and community development. my wife works at hhs and she has been hammering at me on this for the last three years. i did not hear any discussion on community gardens. we are working in pittsburgh with a group of community gardeners. kids not only grow and eat their own food, but sell their own food at farmers markets and learn business skills. the second issue is a leadership issue. it's poor, again, where he do a lot of o

. >> he didn't start his life as a radical, he grew up here in essex, england.g. he didn't quite feel at home in britain. and yet had no other place to call home. no community to call his own. he read for us what he wrote in his diary after seeing the towers fall. >> don't you think we've been crying too, like you are now for years? do you think we felt no pain as you raped and plundered our lands and cities. what lands, what cities you ask? your arrogance is only compounded by your ignorance. you chose your side and we have chosen ours. ♪ >> he had become convinced that the world of islam was under constant and brutal attack from the west. muslims had to fight back. his chosen army was a radical group, the day before 9/11, he had landed in egypt to recruit for the group, which in some ways was a forerunner to isis. >> it's the first organization responsible for popularizing the notion of resurrecting the so-called islamic state, this califate is what he's been dreaming of since 1953. >> the trigger was a muslim slaughter he saw every night on tv. every morning

>> well, keep in mind, essex ploit g people's passions and vulnerabilities.o, in the recruitment portion, they are looking for someone who is predisposed to this, because they believe they're going to get something for themselves or their families. these are the kind of people he needed. and as far as us, turns out, that he was very focused on conspiracy theories. because he wanted to know how to plant demons in our heads. wanted to know how to exploit weaknesses of the adversary. up until the very end, he wanted another 9/11, for him, to disappointment came muslims start today fight one another. >> yes, in his compound there, it looked like he was trying for another 9/11 up to the moment he was shot. >> absolutely. and he kept on getting information about muslims fighting muslims, especially in yemen, homeland, and he said cut that out. >> also found an application for american citizenship in there. >> yes. but he was quirky, obsessed by there is also wanted to get his youngest son into pakistan -- pakistan, he was thinking about management success. >> do yo

where -- we work in the america's on the same issues, i'm also chairman of the board of a company in essex, maryland that hires 153 youth. it's called tessie mae's. we're working with whole foods on the food desert issue. the issue is the reform of the penal system. what it does to create fear. isolation and lack of trust. we talk about the connectivity issue that we need, but they're always disconnected. they all have resources. they all have felony offenses. my son says, dad, the first thing is, lower your risk, these are termed high risk youth, why would you take this risk. you have to, who's working on penal reform? amy: let's hold, i think there's a lot of comments to that question. i think this gentleman in the back, and then we're going to take one more. >> two quick questions. the connection between nutrition and community development. my wife works at hhs and she's been hammering on me about this connection for the last five years. i didn't hear any discussion of urban community gardens, we're working in pittsburgh with a group of community gardens. kids not only grow their own fo

we work on the americas on this initiative, also chairman of the board of a company in essex marylandaltimore the tires 153 youth. we are working with whole foods on the food desert issue. but look the issues the reform of the penal system. what it does to create fear isolation and lack of trust that we talked a lot about the connectivity issue that we need but there are always disconnected. they show up and they all have felony offenses. and because, look, the first thing is lower your risk. these are high risk youth. why would we take this risk? you have to. but who's working on tino reform? >> i can just say one -- >> and we hold? i think there's a lot of comments to that question. i think this gentleman in the back and then we'll take this one more. >> dave two quick questions. what is the connection between nutrition and community develop and. my wife works at hhs a sheep inhabit on about this connection for the last five years. i did not any discussion of urban farming committee gardens. we are working in pittsburgh with a group of community gardens in neighborhoods so kids not

under that essex pert in the medical sense this. is the constitutionally relevant question. and what do we do with this professor in the state. it will not continue with unconsciousness. in several effects it would reduce unconsciousness. that is something that nobody agrees with. and induction of anesthesia is a commonly can i have the ask the same question. that is as i read this record that you would remember what i say is a standard. you remember what i said of the district court findings that i believe that what it is a you will about is whether the finding is erroneous. what i have are two sentences. the first sentence is from their expert. and he quote, had you could be unconscious, he means that this drug is an anti-anxiety drug like xanax and people use to go to sleep every night. it can render you unconscious. and not reacting to minor stimulus that is their expert. but, when major stimulus such as the intro dusks the next two drugs that we are talking about here come into play, you are jolted into consciousness and you are quite aware and you wake up. if we stop t