this is out of greenville, south carolina.ce chief there that there was -- there are six schools now that are on lockdown. there's a shootout that occurred earlier in the morning, a gun battle. the shooter is still on the loose here. we don't have any information about injuries and what the extent of the damage is. but i want to go to some sound from the police chief who is giving us a little bit of information about what we know so far. >> i'd like to reiterate to our live viewers, we're standing on the grounds of your training facility. tell them about the officers that were here and how you were all able to respond so quickly. >> we had 30 officers in training. so within 1/2 mile. so we deployed them very quickly to be able to assist with the situation. so we have a lot of officers on the scene. >> that is just a bit of sound that we have from the police chief. so far what we know, this is out of greenville, south carolina, that there are six schools that are currently on lockdown. that there was some sort of gun battle tha

a number of elementary schools, high schools, and greenville technical college, a branch of greenvillekdown in south carolina. we'll continue to monitor the story, and should something happen, we will, of course, pass it along to you. >>> a potential glitch could prolong the involuntary manslaughter trial of dr. conrad murray. on the stand right now, the defense's propofol expert, dr. paul white. he is expected to continue to show how jackson was responsible for his own death by injecting himself with propofol according to the defense. in side bar discussions yesterday, the judge expressed, quote, great concern of delaying the case so the prosecutors could review new evidence by the defense. the judge went on to say he's worried jurors might start leaving. also yesterday the defense tried to paint jackson as a drug addict. >> court instruct the witness to answer the very simple question. doctor, would you diagnose michael jackson as addicted to demerol rp based strictly on these documents in my hand, yes or no? >> probably not. >> ricky cleman, let's talk about it. let's start with thi

>>shepard: she speaking at a plastics company in south carolina outside greenville and the plan also includes private retirement accounts for social security, private, mind you. medicare reform. and a lower corporate tax rate. the perry campaign looking for a comeback after a steep drop in the polls and the new cbs-new york times poll has herman cain on top and romney in second, and governor rick perry down in 5th place with just 6 percent support among the likely g.o.p. primary voters. this after he led this very same poll a month ago. so, now to campaign karl -- carl cameron. what is the initial reaction to the tax plan which we do not know that many details. the initial reaction? >>carl: well, it has been favorable from the conservative republican base of the primary and caucus vote. flat taxes have been popular in g.o.p. presidential promises for 20 years and it is straightforward. but if you opt in to the 20 percent flat tax this are, still, exemptions and deductions that are available for people who, couples and families making under half a million. you get the mortgage interes

gorele filed the lawsuit in greenville earlier today. >>> he said it again today. tom sanchez calling for a two year freeze on our taxes and fees. this includes the increase in gas tax. franceio says it's time to give businesses and consumers time to catch their breath. they want to hold off on increasing the flush tax. he said the problem, we have no fiscal discipline. and please idea, looking to raise the gas tax and other transportation fees while lawmakers get ready to move again in january. >> developing story, where a jury told the prosecution, it could try and argue for the death penalty and the walla bish ol murder trial. bishop was found guilty of murder, resulting in the death of william porter last year. porter was the fan cole who hired him to kill porter. and he conspired. and carla porter is set for next spring. bishop's sentencing phase will begin tomorrow. >>> they are not sure who may be behind multiple shootings that seemed rather random. >> two crimes just about two hours apart. two unrelated shootings that police say really had no rhyme or reaso

this is in greenville, south carolina. a gunman firing at police officers.bed it as a gunbattle at one point. we're just getting first video in which we can show you now in greenville where this guy apparently run into the woods and has not been seen since. they are looking for him. they are checking on a vehicle with a suspicious license tag to see if that belongs to him as well. on the list, four public schools, three private schools, two colleges and a special education center placed on lockdown. just in the last couple of minutes, jenna, they have put them on a partial lockdown, which means they're allowing to people to go in and out of the buildings after about two hours of them being on a heavy lockdown with no no. whatsoever. the shooting happened in a fairly densely populated area. that's why they had it be so careful with these schools. you never know where the suspect might go, which campus he might go on. this very concentrated area south of interstate 85. i will stay on this they're just looking for this guy. they don't know exactly what he is ar

it's possibly because of this accident just cleared to the median approaching north greenville road. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a massive recall of ground beef out of southern california this morning. the commercial meat company in downtown l.a. discovered possible e. coli contamination so it issued an alert for nearly 400,000 pounds of ground beef shipped to astronauts in parts of the california and nevada of the meat products were transported to restaurants between september 7 and last thursday. >>> vitamin e may increase the risk of prostate cancer. of the participants who took vitamin e over 10 yearsk doctors found a 17% increase in prostate cancer compared to those who took a placebo. previous studies found it protected against the disease. the study appears in the journal of the american medical association. it makes you wonder. >> i'm going to stop taking vitamins. >>> a bay area family got spooked, why a haunted house may shut down. >> are you guilty? why more americans are becoming cell phone spies. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, haunted house is getting a ghastly reaction from th

. >>> ten schools in greenville, south carolina were locked downive as a gunman fired on a police officer. the shooting happened this morning at an apartment complex. the officer returned fire but didn't appear to hit anyone. the suspect was able to run in to woods. four public schools, three private and two colleges as well as a special education center were locked down. the schools began shifting to a partial lockdown and allowing some people in and out of their buildings. . band sugar land will perform a free concert in indianapolis, the first concert there since a deadly stage collapse back in august. the band was about to go on stage when a massive wind gust knocked down the stage killing 7 people, injuring dozens more. everyone with tickets is invited to the concert. >>> a texas highway was shutdown after a tanker carrying diesel fuel burst in to flames. the fiery video seems unreal. why the fire was out, the problem wasn't over. >>> this seems too good to be true. two hump back whales were caught coming out of the water. bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy

marlin and greenville, you're congress in at 47. your day planner forecast, by the time we get to 9:00 a.m., close to 60 degrees. temperatures are going to warm very quickly. by lunchtime, high noon, around 70 degrees. getting up to a high of 74 to 75 degrees. >> good morning and happy friday to you. here is what clarks berg looks right now. >> traveling i-66 at sully road, here is your view so far. not seeing anything slowing you down in this area as you make your way towards the beltway. traveling i-95 in virginia, as well, looking pretty good. again, a little foggy. but nothing significant at this time. i'm back in ten with another update. back to you both. >> thanks, danella. we'll see you then. >>> a local dad is truly his daughter's hero. his remarkable rescue story, coming up. >>> plus, prince harry is preparing to make his way to the stage. what he can expect when he's called for military training. >>> and the twist in the case of a missing 10-mon ♪ [ female announcer ] everybody loves that cushiony feeling. uh oh. i gotta g

rotating through mississippi, greenville is one of those areas we could be watching the storms coming your way. the forecast, a lot of us do need to bring the umbrella, it's not going to pour all day long. but at times you will need it. and lynn, as promised, the weekend does look a lot better. >> also coming up, stocks march higher, so does the price of peanut butter. and in auction involving saddam hussein? you're going to have to stick around and hear about it. your "first look" at business is straight ahead. >>> the cardinals take the lead and the defining moment that changed the alcs, you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. and people. and the planes can seem the same. so, it comes down to the people. because: bad weather, the price of oil those are every airline's reality. and solutions will not come from 500 tons of metal and a paintjob. they'll come from people. delta people. who made us the biggest airline

many will remember the image of the greenville, south carolina native crying the night barack obama won presidency. >> i don't know where the tears came from. but what hit my mind was it was the joy of that moment. we stood in that same spot 40 years before with tear gas protesting the war in vietnam. >> reporter: new orleans native arntd jackson young was pastor of a church in marian, alabama when he joined king's movement. he would eventually become one of the sclc's chief mediators. >> i remember specifically going to see the president after the nobel prize speech, president johnson. and he spent over an hour complaining about why he couldn't pass a voting rights bill. and when we left there at night, late at night, dark, walking down the white house lawn, martin said almost whimsically, the president doesn't have enough power to pass a voting rights bill. i guess we've got to figure out how to get him some power. >> reporter: that same year young was named sclc executive director. four years later he was with king and jesse jackson in memphis when the civil rights leader was killed.

big thunderstorms through greenville and danville and moving pretty quickly to the north and east. by dawn it's going to be west. this is the second storm that's going to kind of sit out here in the ohio valley for a while. it's hammering kentucky and ohio right now. that will also add to some of our moisture as we go through the day on wednesday and kick in some moisture on thursday morning and late wednesday night with the cold front. we'll zoom in closer now. you can see clouds overspread the area quickly. rain not quite reaching the ground just yet. hurry to walk the dog. big picture, here is all of the rain and showers. approaching chore letsville. that is -- charlottesville. that is going to be in here by dawn. severe weather alert day unless howard decides to cancel it. we've talked and if the danger goes, he'll cancel it. we're worried about big flooding and storms and it's going to affect big commutes. even if we don't have a big storm, it's going to be a nasty commute going and coming home from work. overnight mostly cloudy, breezy and mild. showers and thunderstorms by d

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a gunman is on the loose in greenville, south carolina. >> 9:20.all bought a warm of but it is nice and sunny. >>erica: nice and sunny, but that warm-up?-deckhous court is we on tap as we see what is expected for the next 24 hours. we are still saying temperatures in the upper 30's in to the north bay. the good news is that we work our way and the afternoon sunny and mild with temperatures in the 70's. the overnight hours will have clouds returning with temperatures in the 50s. right outside the door, we're still holding onto the 30's. 39 degrees in santa rosa. 39 degrees in fairfield. already warming in antioch, and 50 degrees in redwood city. as we take a look at those numbers for this afternoon, you can see the 70's. 70 is, and also for redwood city, mountain view, 72 in oakland. we will see mid- upper 70's in the north bay. '70s expected in downtown san francisco with the 76 decrees expected in napa. as for look closer to the weekend, a gorgeous weekend on tap. as i mentioned, sunny and mild. san francisco = 69-70. as we go towards a saturday,

affiliate wyff reports ten schools are on lockdown and a shooter is on the loose in the city of greenville. this follows a gun battle between a police officer and a man being followed for having a license plate that did not match his vehicle. the officer was not injured. police are now putting up road blocks to try to stop the gunman. we'll keep an eye on this and bring you developments as they happen. >>> and now the deal that set off the rally. the details have stopped it. a day after stock prices soared around the world on hopes that europe had finally dealt with its debt crisis, they're back down to earth as we learn more about the breakthrough. blue chips on wall street are more or less flat. >>> and the same goes for europe, though asia had a bit of a catch-up rally. speaking of asia, we find the head of the eu bailout fund that's set to grow to $1 trillion euros. it wasn't clear yesterday where the new cash would come from, but now it's more than clear that europe wants a big chunk from china. beijing isn't making any promises beyond ordinary trade and investments in european bonds.

out of south carolina, a gunman is on the loose after a shooting in greenville.e're getting reports that nearly a dozen schools have just lifted their lockdowns. here's what we know right now. an officer tried pulling a guy over but then he took off and when he finally found the car, the suspect started shooting. >> it's very dangerous because the fact that they will open fire on an officer who was checking for a vehicle that had a tag that was inappropriate. we don't know the circumstance or what the individual has done, why the individual has done this, we don't know the facts at this point. >>> police are calling the attack an ambush. we're monitoring the situation for you. >>> also developing right now, the search for answers. after a gunman opens fire on a u.s. embassy in bosnia. he fired several rounds in serbia. the suspect is alive but was hit in the leg. here's a picture of the 23-year-old. there are reports that he's from serbia. updates as we get hem here on cnn. >>> and just into us, the two coal line miners trapped in kentucky have died. we're told t

areas involved, greenville, buckton, gainsville in 30 minutes. gainsville, if you live in gainsville, the bulk of the storm should stay to your east. the tornadic part should stay to the east. if you are from around the area, weaversville and portions of manassas, that's the area that is hit the hardest. could be route 28 corridor, so to speak from remmington right up to the manassas area. veronica, more reports from the storm system. >> yes, we have. that's the area, again that we said was the epicenter of the earthquake. the weather service out of the wakefield office reports there is a possible tornado. they did damage to the top of one of the houses there. completely ripped the roof off down there in mineral, virginia. no reports of injuries. again, they are going to the national weather service. they will send a team out tomorrow in louisa county, mineral, virginia to take a look if indeed that was a tornado. we continue to watch this area here. prince william county, right around i-28 with possibly yet another tornado making its way through

. >> the president just took the stage a short time ago at greenville county high school in emporia, virginia. the president is part way through a three-day bus tour to talk about his jobs plan. republicans in congress say that the president is campaigning at taxpayer expense. tonight the republicans running for president will have the floor. there is a presidential debate tonight in las vegas. >>> back to our top story now the search for william mcquain ended today with a disturbing discovery in rural montgomery county. this morning a search dog found the body of the 11-year-old boy in clarksburg. police say they were led to that area after they discovered surveillance video showing the suspect curtis lopez with mcquain at a nearby storage unit on october 1st. they believe the boy was killed later that day. >> the developments today come less than a week after the boy's mother was found murdered. we talked to jane mcquain's best friend. >> reporter: jane mcquain's best friend has spent the past six days praying for a miracle. today's news though shattered her only hope that jane's m

at this hour he is in emporia, virginia, the president speaking to a crowd at greenville county high school there. this morning the president visited a ymca in jamestown, north carolina to talk about his jobs plan and also took part in a round table meeting with educators at guilford technical community college in jamestown. the president's expected to wrap up his visit to emporia within the hour and it's back to the bus tour. the republicans claim this is a campaign trip at taxpayer expense. mean while tonight the republican candidates for president will face off in a debate in las vegas. nevada's unemployment rate is above 13% and is the highest in the nation. the state also has some of the country's highest foreclosure numbers. so the economy is expected to dominate the debate along with immigration and border security issues. one republican who will not be there tonight is former utah governor jon huntsman who is boycotting the debate because nevada moved its caucuses ahead of the new hampshire primary. >>> those engineers who rappelled down the side of the washington monument th

after a brief chase, the police say the suspect fired shots from an apartment complex in greenville. the officer shot back. but the suspect apparently escaped into the woods. we're told that officer was not hit. a company going bankrupt leaving taxpayers on the hook for half a billion dollars. and tonight the white house announcing a response to its jakub going scandal with the company solyndra. plus, the attorney general answers a request to testify on capitol hill about that botched fast and furious gun scandal. that's coming up tonight on the fox report. ♪ [ male announcer ] each of these photos was taken by someone on the first morning of their retirement. it's the first of more than 6,000 sunrises the average retiree wl see. ♪ as we're living longer than ever before, prudential's challenge is to help everyone have the retirement income they'll ed to enjoy every one of their days. ♪ prudential. bring yr challenges. >> shepard: a new polling low now for the president's health care law a poll from the kaiser family foundation. a nonpartisan group that reports today that just 34% of

between greenville and 680.dents to report but it is a grind with stspeeds in the just single digits. patches of red, yellow, along pleasanton. also highway 84 could be used as an alternate. this is our own the remaining hot spot. this is a live look in the approach to the bay bridge. we still have the between light to deal with. if you are thinking of taking the paper each? the suspension span going on to city st. will be where the backup begins. and wrapping up with good news on the 101 south bound. so far, the drive time is returning to 25 minutes from novado towards the toll plaza. the time is 9:19. >>james cloud coverage still one bay bridge but we're still getting some clearing. you can see temperatures are going to be much cooler than they were yesterday. especially inland. taking a look of the thames we're going to stay in the 70's for most spots. we will be lucky to get into a 70 in some spots. in hayward, if only getting to about a 72 degrees. still upper 50s through san francisco, and leaking out 60 i

the lockdown affects elementary schools and high schools and greenville technical college. more news as that comes into the newsroom. >>> new video of gop presidential candidate herman cain kicking off a two-day campaign swing in alabama. speaking at tea party event short time ago. take a listen. >> i'm not supposed to be running. i'm not supposed to win. and i'm not supposed to be standing up here with this hat on but i'm doing it. megyn: mr. cain's remarks come as we learn interesting new details about his campaign manager or chief of staff. his name is mark block. he was made famous this week in this viral internet ad that shows him smoking a cigarette. here's a clip. >> we need you to get involved because together we can do this. we can take this country back. ♪ . ♪ i am america, one voice, united we stand ♪. ♪ i am america, one hope to heal our land ♪. megyn: mr. cain is smiling in the ad. mr. block's past campaign work coming under fire. associated press releasing reports suggesting he has been accused of voter suppression, banned from running wisconsin political camp

governor rick perry in greenville, just up the road a couple hours from the here in the capital citylumbia, south carolina, today unveiled his plan. it is an optional 20% flat income tax that people could choose to replace the existing irs tax code for families making under $500,000, there would be deductions for charitable giving and mortgage interest and a host of oh things. the big benefit? mr. perry says it will cut taxes for all income groups, and it's simple. listen to this. >> best representation of my plan is this postcard. this is the size of what we're talking about right here. taxpayers will be able to fill this out and file their taxes on that. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: mr. perry's already going after his critics in advance of their expected criticism saying that those who would oppose his plan are against real, bold change and, essentially, standing up for the status quo. the texas governor says he can balance the budget by 2020, a ten of year budget cycle, that he can hold the government spending to 18% of gross domestic product which means he's going to have t

he is from greenville, south carolina. jim does not this is the right solution. let's go to hindsville, alabama. billy, what this law help things? caller: i would hope so. i am not an excellent and sex offender with treatment and registered and everything. i worked at my last job at a paint plant and i was, on the bindery machine making magazines at the time being let's go along with three others. it's because of nepotism. i have been out of work almost 14 years. i have an interview this morning for dishwashing. all the illegal immigrants are leaving the state because of a down here. it is tough out there. host: do you think this will help you? caller: i would hope so. host: longview, texas, independent caller, charles. caller: good morning. i think the jobs bill that they are getting ready to try to pass would be a good thing. i think the anti-discrimination act is also a good thing for the simple fact i've been out of work four years. i have a child that i am staying with, so we are saving on child care. he goes to school as well. it seems to me that we have pe

i come from greenville, south carolina, squared textiles moved out of the country in the 1960's. so the 1% did not want to pay the rest of us $3.50 an hour in the 1960's. host: you can also send us e- mail at journal@c-span.org. this is the scene from times square. that is the nasdaq symbol, not far from broadway and became crown zero and the new york rallies go across the globe. here is a story, that the world wide protest were not court netted but not quite spontaneous. -- coordinated but not quite spontaneous. that essentially summarizes what happened over the weekend inside the "new york times" and robert joins us from of rhode island. caller: where it should be heading is that we have all of these people unemployed due to jobs being sent overseas. they should bring them back for the same about money, and i can almost guarantee you -- i am an accountant -- they could manufacture those jobs here in the united states, give people a living wage, give them pensions and fringe benefits and put people back to work. just like the person they call before, who has the skills in textil

thanks to a tip police arrested the 25-year-old patrick lawrence in greenville and took him to the hospital for treatment gunshot wounds. he led police on a chase in a stolen s.u.v. and found him at another apartment complex but he fired self shots before disappearing into the woods. >> new video from st. louis where the cardinals won. >>dave: the celebrating all night long the cards clinching their 11th world series title, gale seven over the rangers. look at the mass of humanity. here is the play that sealed up number 11. >> what a game? the cardinals of world champs in 2011. >>dave: there is the skipper, big come back for the cardinals who were just one strike away from elimination, twice, in game six, and how about st. louis native, the mvp, david fries setting a post senator record with 2 is rbi's and we will bring you later highlights. >>clayton: they come out of nowhere and suddenly gets to the fill and he crushes them. why come alive new? go back in your slumber. >>alisyn: sour grapes. >>dave: 8 1/2 games out in the month of october, what they have done justified object. >>clayton:

. >> the last call this james -- host: last call is from james in greenville, michigan. caller: i have a question and a comment. my question is, how many people does it take to consider -- to be considered a small business? one to 500 is considered a small business, correct? guest: there are lots of different numbers and people define it in different ways, but that is fine. caller: my next comment is, the problem obama is having is all of the racist republican senators from the south are making it -- their mission not to help him with the economy or anything else. they want him to fail. have a good day. host: last call there. a final comment from our guest about thiselphia, whic program, which you hope will help wrap it up if you can. guest: our hope is that it will motivate and spur businesses direction, motivate businesses and corporations, even motivate the government to look forward and figure out what we can do about this. starbucks is committed to doing this for an extended time frame as long as we need to. it would be very happy to put ourselves out of business wh