. >> darcel: hendersonville city weapons inside city buildings. news 13's justin hinton joins us live from city hall. justin, not every city employee will be able to bring weapons in to city buildings. >> justin: yeah, that's right. i spoke with the city manager and he says that he and the police chief will determine which of the employees will be able to do so. and bringing those hand guns inside city buildings like this one here. they still need to put up signs on doors in city buildings. but the ordinance has gone in to effect. the city manager says not everyone will want to get approved for the program. and it's not likely that everyone who applied will get approved. it's really for employees who find themselves in dangerous situations. lessons on gun safety and what to do in critical situations to make sure they don't put themselves or others in harms way. >> it's to protect the public, to protect our employees. protection. >> justin: he estimates that program will be created 45 to 60 days. we're talking with some of the residents out here to

hendersonville. who in the city will now be allowed to be concealed weapons inside city buildings. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 6:00. >> larry: new developments tonight in the death of a henderson county man. >> darcel: his son is charged with killing him. >> larry: news 13's evan donovan joins us live. evan, how is the family reacting to this news? >> evan: larry, all in all, they're pretty shocked. joey's sister tanya says that joey and their father terry didn't have a bad relationship. but she did say they liked to >> i was just with daddy yesterday.

>>evan: hendersonville leaders pass an ord nans allowing some city employees to carry concealed weapons inside city buildings. i it was decided at thursday's meeting signs and stickers need to go up but the ordinance went into effect. there are about 225 city employees. not everyone will get approved or will want to get approved for the program. the city manager says it's for employees who may find themselves in dangerous situations while on the job. >> we have developed a program and then look at the potential employees who may apply and then put them through the process to make sure we don't put them or the public in harm's way. >>evan: the program includes lessons on gun safety and what to do in critical situations. be created in about two months. >>> a mcdowell county man remains in intensive care after being baldly beaten a. deputy found christopher lowering thursday morning slumped over the steering wheel of a truck on randolph road. he was taken to mission hospital for surgery. deputies have not made any arrests. so, if you have any information, contact the mcdowell county sheriff offense of