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johns hopkins. paul partis is from arlington. according to family members his mother was told she might never walk again. darcy spencer reports. >> reporter: police say 50-year-old paul partis, know as warren davis, walked into johns hopkins, shot and wounded an ortpedic surgeon, shot and killed his mother, and took his own life. >> i would never have expected this. this place is well protected and secured. this is crazy and ridiculous for something like this to happen >> reporter: he became straight ile talking to dr. david cohen. he puled out a semi automatic handgun and fired one shot. >>. >> the wounds appear to be

he had a successful presidency and john davis, the democratic nominee has totally dropped off everybody'sd coolidge they were in agreement on policies of that day and they were very focused on reducing taxes and reducing government spending. and the result of the 1920s bear looking at. there was a time of economic boom, stable prices and it came out of a very tough recession in 1920. >> obviously a lot of people would say we came out of a tough recession but those policies led to a great depression. what's your response to that? >> well, there's a quote in the book that it's unfair to blame coolidge and hopefully that will help liberals see it's not the right thing to do. there's a growing of discussion among historians about that very point. particularly historians like paul johnson that have taken the view that that the policies prolonged what was a tough recession and turned it into great depression. >> it's fascinating the last couple years that we've had that debate about people going back to policy saying stimulus spending worked. we had debate in '09. a fierce debate and now it's s

davis was down on the floor suffering from an apparent gunshot wound and that his mother was also unresponsive in her bed. >> reporter: johns hopkins officials says the police response left them breathless. the warnings performed flawlessly. preliminarily, they believe davis is from remington, virginia, they identified the mother as jean davis. fox news and the baltimore sun are reporting that the doctor's name is david cohen, an orthopaedic surgeon and staff doctor here at hospital. there is some questions about security here at hopkins. there are no metal detectors here but officials who know about the security here say that anyone who comes to visit or even comes on to the campus is asked to show identification and has to wear a wrist band. at this point they are reassessing their security here at hopkins campus. laura. >> paul, give us the condition of the doctor and do you know what news he delivered that led to the shooting or what he told the gunman before the shot was fired? >> reporter: there are some stories going around, laura, about what that news is but it's unconfirmed so i won't share it at this point. as far

mother. >> he was being briefed by a doctor, a staff doctor, at johns hopkins, about the condition of his mother, who's identified at jean davis. mr. davis was receiving some news about the care and the condition of his mother just outside the doorway to that room when he became emotionally distraught. >> reporter: in the confusion that followed, police weren't sure exactly what they were dealing with. all but two patients were evacuated off the 8th floor. employees were told by text message and e-mail to shelter in place. >> there was a man on rampage with a gun in a hospital where we're supposed to be protected. >> reporter: after assessing the situation, the police reopened the campus but kept several floors of the nelson building locked down. >> at about 1:30 p.m. our s.w.a.t team was able to determine that inside the room we were able to see that mr. davis was down on the floor suffering from an apparent gunshot wound and that his mother was also unresponsive in her bed. >> reporter: there are no metal detectors on the campus. all people are asked for identification and given a wrist band. hospital officials say they're r

davis darted into his mother's room on the eighth floor of the nelson building. that's where witness accnts end. at the same time, johns hopkins bean messaging hospital staff to lo themselves down. >> i was in my work area. may boss came in and he told me stay put. there is a guy running around with a gun. >> reporter: a stream of s.w.a.t. officers emerging at 1:30 was the first indication of a resolution. officers determined david had sho his motr and himself in the head. >> inside the room we were able to see that mr. davis was down on the floor suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. >> reporter: we're told that no baltimore city police officers or officersrom other agencies ever fired their weapon during this incent today. the doctor who was shot in the per chest, or lower chest, rather, we were told was in surgery this afternoon. he is expected to survive. the wounds he sustained hear today we also asked the authorities whether there were any metal detectors at the entrances to the hospita. we're told there were 80 entrances to the facility and none have the metal detector in place. >> thank you. and our team co

at about 11:11 this morning a man now identified as warren davis, age 50, was standing outside of room 873 in the nelson building of johns hopkins hospital. he was being briefed by a doctor, a staff doctor at the hospital, about the condition of his mother who is identified at jean davis. mr. davis was receiving some news about the care and the condition of his per just outside the door to that room and he became emotionally distraught and reacted and was overwhelmed by the news of his mother's condition. during the course of the conversation with the doctor, mr. davis removed a small semiautomatic hand gun from his waistband area and fryered -- fired eight gunshots that shot the doctor in the lower chest. the doctor collapsed outside the doorway of the room. mr. davis was last seen running into the room, brandishing the handgun in the direction of his mother who is confined to the bed. at about 11:45 we established a unified command post to manage the scene. i will tell you that the scene proceeded according to every protocol and drill established. hospital security immediately responded and put their emergency response

. >> a standoff turned deadly at that famous john hopkins hospital in baltimore. the year- old paul, warned davisspected of shooting a doctor. then telling his mother, then himself. he became distraught after learning of his mother's conditions and investigators explained. >> during the course of the conversation with the doctor, mr. davis removed a small semi automatic handgun. from his waist area. waistband area. and fired a single gunshot that struck the doctor and the lower chest/upper abdomen. >> turn it to our stand off part of the hospital were close temporarily. during the two-hour standoff. part of the hospital were closed, temporarily. the hospital is expecting a full recovery from the doctors wounds. >> and president obama it is getting help from a change the equation, backed by 100 ceos that will help schools, communities in need and the importance of education. >> our prosperity in the 21st century global marketplace depends on our ability to compete with nations around the world. . never going to win that competition by playpaying the lowest wages or the cheapest products. we are go

johns hopkins hospital. that is a picture of him right there. the shooter has been identified as paul warren partis. his mother has been identified as gene davisthe mayor addressed the media this afternoon about the situation. >> i was very troubled earlier today to learn of the incident here at johns hopkins. johns hopkins is a very proud baltimore institution. our largest private employer, and arguably the best medical institution on the planet. we must protect these assets. >> we are told dr. cohen underwent surgery for his injuries and is expected to survive. we'll have a live update on the story coming up tonight at 5 of 30. -- at 5:30. >> some women in the advanced stages of breast cancer may soon lose one of the drugs in their arsenal against the disease. eric edwards has the details. >> once put on the fda fast- track, a drug called avasstin is in danger of losing it standing. >> women have not lived longer with the drug, and that is the major concern. >> it can come with side effects, pain, blood clots, and a small risk of heart disease. it comes with a hefty price tag of $8,000 a month. insurers may no longer cover the cost of the dr

he was being briefed by a zr, a staff doctor, at john hopkins about the condition of his mother, who is identified as jean davis. mr. davis was receiving some news about the care and the condition of his mother, just outside the doorway to that room when he became emotionally distraught and reacted, and was overwhelmed by the news of his mother's condition. during the course of the conversation with the doctor, mr. davis removed a small semiautomatic handgun from his waist, waistband area and fired a single gunshot that struck the doctor in the lowest chest, upper abdomen. the doctor collapsed just outside the doorway of the room. and mr. davis was last seen running into the room, brandishing the handgun in the direction of his mother, who was confined to the bed. at about 11:45 hours we established a unified command post to manage the scene. ly tell you that the scene proceeded in according to every protocol and drill established. hospital john hopkins security immediately responded and put their emergency response plan into place and by all evaluation it worked as designed. and worked incredibly efficiently t

police say 50-year-old warren davis shot a doctor on the eighth floor of the nelson building in the massive johns hopkins hospital complex after he became emotionally distraught over his mother's medical condition. the doctor collapsed just outside the doorway of the room, and mr. davis was last seen running into the room brandishing the handgun in the direction of his mother, who was confined to the bed. >> reporter: hospital employees were alerted to the danger as dozens of patients and employees were evacuated. police secured the eighth floor as they tried to establish contact with davis and allow business to continue in the rest of the massive complex until police finally determined davis shot his mother in the head then took his own life. >> we are treating this case as a murder-suicide, and obviously, the shooting of the doctor preceding this discovery. >> reporter: hospital officials say after the shooting at virginia tech, they launched an intense investigation into how they could best make their hospitals safer. they say they are once again going to be looking into safety policies here a

here john miller is flipping it to trevor davis. he does most of the work. 34 yards and touchdown they lead it 13-6. >>> college park an 80-yard drive of their own. screen play is working pretty well you might say here. valdez to kevin allson a td and they make it a game 20-19. but that is as close as they would get. jared leave what a game. 12 carries and 112 yards and three tds. that's one of them. five yard burst. and the high school opener ends up 25-35. the first time since they beat college. big name relief michael robinson has been a standout on their special teams. the four-year veteran the biggest name released. kevin hill the wide receiver. that is the sporting life for friday night. lots going on. >> thanks, mark. >> thank you. >> that is our report on this friday night. i'm gasia. >> and i'm frank somerville. our coverage continues online at ktvu, ktvu.com. have a great weekend, everyb

here john miller is flipping it to trevor davis. he does most of the work. 34 yards and touchdown they lead it 13-6. >>> college park an 80-yard drive of their own. screen play is working pretty well you might say here. valdez to kevin allson a td and they make it a game 20-19. but that is as close as they would get. jared leave what a game. 12 carries and 112 yards and three tds. that's one of them. five yard burst. and the high school opener ends up 25-35. the first time since they beat college. big name relief michael robinson has been a standout on their special teams. the four-year veteran the biggest name released. kevin hill the wide receiver. that is the sporting life for friday night. lots going on. >> thanks, mark. >> thank you. >> that is our report on this friday night. i'm gasia. >> and i'm frank somerville. our coverage continues online at ktvu, ktvu.com. have a great weekend, everybody. >> good night.

host of police, fire, and swat team member swarmed johns hopkins hospital around 11:00 thursday morning. a man police initially a identified as warren davis was discussing his mother's medical condition with her doctor on the eighth four of the nelson building. for some reason, davis gets upset, pulls out a gun and shoots the doctor, later identified as david cohen. >> the doctor collapsed just outside the doorway of the room. mr. davis was last seen running into the room, brandishing a handgun in the direction of his mother, who was confined to the dead. >> we later learned warren davis is an alias. the gunman's real name is paul pardus. officials said the rest of the hospital was going about the rest of this business, despite law-enforcement taking over the rest of the streets below. police learned that one of 30 that something had happened. -- learned at 1:30 that something had happened. >> we are treating this case as a murder-suicides. the question became, how does someone walked into the hospital with a gun on its head? officials say paul pardus checked again and got a wristband. and hopkins, there are no metal 80tectors at any of t

a murder suicide investigation is underway at johns hopkins university hospital in baltimore. police say the suspect, warren davis, was distraught after gettingnews about his mother's condition at the hospital late this morning. and that he shot the doctor who was giving him the news s.w.a.t. teams later found davis and his mother dead in her hospital room. the doctor whwas shot is expected to survive. >>> three people are dead after their su collided with an ambulance in princeeorge's county overnight. investigators tell us the suv was headed the wrong way down marlboro pike in district heights when it sideswiped the ambulance. two ambulance workers were taken to the hospital but are expected to be okay. >>> a sign of unity at a unity breakfast. d.c. mayor adrian fenty and his likely successor vincent gray appeared together. who would have thought? it was the first time since the mayoral race. >>> this is it. that was supposed to be the king of pop's big comeback tour title. but now michael jackn's mother and children have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against aeg. the concert promoter. natalieorales reports. ♪

john fowler. >>> california vendors are predicting a come back. the ninth annual wine executive survey done by uc davisfound that wine makers are optimistic about market growth after a slump that began in 2007. for now the survey says you can find wines discounted up to 50% and because of the recession, vendors haven't bought as much land for future crop, so it's possible there could be shortages of grapes in the coming years. >>> twitter is getting into the wine business. the social networking website lost it's initiative which is aimed at promoting education. twitter will now sell wine made by grapes crushed by their employees. five dollars off of every bottle sold will go to need to read. a bottle of twitter wine will cost you $20. >>> the san francisco international airport hosted a unique fundraiser today that raised money for the united service organization. participates got a walking tool ott airports many gardens. three professional landscape specialists served as tour guides for the group. donations made while the tour go to the sfo program. the organization has been at the airport for over 30

davis did. >> confederate generals were introducing -- unacceptable. >> 7 including john mac elroy are said tolog. they are imposing religious views and values. >> we don't always vote together. >> they seldom break away with one another. you create the impression that you are more interested in have aing your idea reflected than you are at looking at objective data. >> in 2009 the board tackled science standards. the evolution debate was front and center. >> unapologetic creationist. i take the bible seriously. >> all eyes were on mcelroy then the chairman of the board. >> it has been 150 years for the origin species and fossil record still has problems. >> people keep saying we injected creationism into the science standards. >> my colleagues are very ademth at spending matters and you have to kinds of read between the lines to get at the truth to get the message. >> mcelroy has ousted from his chair he will serve through january 2, 0011 long enough to leave a lasting impression on this rounds. >> are there further amendments mr. allen? on day two patience was wearing thin. the board had alr

davis of course dead as well as paul pardon us. -- par duss. they were able to get the situation under control. johnkins was under lockdown for quite sometime. several areas of the building were evacuated and coming up in our next half-hour we'll hear from pardus' half brother who talks about coping with the death of his half brother and now the death of his mother. >> the brother of gunman paul pardus spoke to us about what may have driven his brother to open fire inside johns hopkins hospital. he lives in arlington. his mother was from virginia, which is where we found another son of hers. >> he clutches on old photo of his mother tonight, walking around the family farm in recommendington, virginia, he is surrounded by memories. >> i lost my mom and my brother. >> he said his mother had been suffering for the last couple of years due to chronic back pain. his brother was always there to help. >> he tried to be with her and to do as much as he could. >> paul pardus often had his mother with him in his arlington home and neighbors say he was clearly a devoted son. >> he was very close to his mother.

police swarmed johns hopkins following reports that someone had shot a doctor and then barricaded himself inside a hospital room. the suspect was originally identified as warren davis. >> the doctor collapsed outside the doorway of the room. mr. davis was last seen running into the room brandishing a handgun in the direction of his mother who is confined to the bad. >> police said davis' real name is paul pardus. parts of the hospital were evacuated and on lockdown for some time. police entered the room to find pardus and his mother dead from single gunshot wounds to the had. >> at this point we're treating this case as a murder-suicide. >> how was somebody able to get inside the hospital with a gun? he was not searched for weapons. there are no metal detectors at any of the exits and entrances. >> put a magnetometer at 80 doors and the required armed force that would need to be staffing the magnetometers is not realistic. >> that was the hopkins vice president of security who said they had implemented a new security plan since the virginia tech shooting. they were happy with the emergency response that they had from city police and their own staff. as for metal de

national news, a stand-up is deadly at the world-famous john hopkins university hospital. 50 year-old paul, who went by the elites, warren davisected of shooting a doctor, killing his mother, killing himself, and he was distraught after a morning the condition of his mother. fed >> during the course of the conversation with the doctor, mr. davis removed a small, semi- automatic handgun. from his waist area, waistband area. and fired a single gunshot that struck the doctor in the lower chest/upper abdomen. >> during the to award stand off parts of a hospital were closed, temporarily. the doctor is expected to be okay. and the washington woman through a >> before this giant confession, she told police that a woman allegedly walked up to her and said haiti want to drink this and then threw the cup of acid. and let us take a look before. the left, and on the right, during the treatment. covered with bandages and with out the bandages all the damage that was sustained. and officials would not speculate on her motives that she is very remorseful and it did not happen as she described. there were some discrepancies in her account. ww

davis that we are% working on now l many. >>reporter: it is also believed that the shooter has parks, fox 45 news at 5:30. >> thank you very much karen. >> johnshopkins one of the largest medical facility in the united states. more than 80,000 people visit the complex every week. thooe visitors must check in upon arrival. they are given wrist band and allowed to visit loved once the patients. as for things like metal detector, hopkins security says that is unrealistic. >> to put a magget meter at 80 doors and the required armed force that would need, need, staffing the magnet meter is not realistic. >>reporter: hopkins says it updated emergency procedures right after the shootings at virginii tech. now on to our question of the day. should hospitals have metal detectors? at their entrances? just go to our web site and tell us what you think. facebook or tweet at fox baltimore or text your answer to 45 2 03. you can enter fox 45 a.for yessand b.for no and your respoose may air tonight on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and here is a recap of the shooting at johns hopkins this úorning. 11:11 pardon shot a doctor inside the nelson building inside the ho

davis. police told us later that was an alias, as you said, jon, his actual name is paul warren partis. hospital officials here say most hospitals including johns hopkins do not have screening equipment. they say "it's not realistic to have them and the accompanied armed staff to watch them at over 80 loading docks, emergency exits at a health care center." still here at johns hopkins, they intend to review and evaluate their security procedure. >> how is the doctor recovering now, molly? >> his name is dr. david cohen, said to be in his mid 30's. he's a spinal specialist. he took one gunshot to the lower chest, upper abdomen region. he was immediately rushed into the operating room by his colleagues. he was in surgery for several hours. hospital officials say he is expected to survive. >> molly henneberg in baltimore, thank you. and just to clear up the confusion in the early going, police thought the gunman's name was davis. you might have heard the police officer refer to him as such. in fact, it was just released that his name is paul warren partis, 350 years old. -- 50 years old. the network will air reruns of "gray's anatomy" tonight with

john hopkins university, is expecting of killing his mother, himself. it happened after he became distraught about learning his mother's condition. investigators explain what happened earlier today. >> during the course of the doctors conversation that mr. davis small, a semiautomatic handgun. from his waist area. waistband area and fired one single gun shot that struck the doctor in the lower chest, upper abdomen. >> he is been in a stand off in two hours with his mother and the doctor is expected to be okay. >> we of a programming note, tonight nbc will have thabc wils came, so tonight, it will be the season premiere of the apprentice. followed by a special edition of kron 4 news at 10:00 p.m. and a quick look at the very foggy golden gate bridge. we will be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my doctor, my wife, the dog. - not good for the dog. - anyone else? hmm? what? anyone else want you to quit? me! i want me to quit. tdd# 800-933-4833 - ( rings ) - woman: smokers' helpline. oh, hi, it's me. fax ♪ north >> turning to decision 2010, meg whitman had intense questioning at a campaign site at ylep in the san francisco, that she is been a record holder. she is now spend more on the money than any candidate, in the entire history of american campaigning. meg whit

john berman, proof that earl has arrived. and we want to move north now to cape cod, massachusetts, the calm before the storm there, and linsey davis on the beach there. good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, david. earl is expected to hit cape cod later on tonight, as a category 1 hurricane. still, david, a very serious storm. eastern massachusetts is bracing itself. >> the threat to the public remains through tonight. >> reporter: the governor says they're prepared. utility crews are at the ready. the state even recruited inmates to fill sandbags. >> we have not gone from 3 to no hurricane, we've gone still from 3 to a category 1 hurricane. >> reporter: this is the strongest hurricane to threaten new england since hurricane bob killed 20 people in 1991. the worst of earl is expected to hit here, cape cod, massachusetts. recently named one of the top ten labor day destinations. the popular resort area has a year-round population of more than 200,000 people. the island normally swells by 50,000 this weekend, but the chamber of commerce says they've lost about 10% of that to earl. jordan skolnik waited until this morning to

swat teams swarmed johns hopkins following reports that somebody had shot a doctor and barricaded himself inside the nelson building. the suspect was originally identified as warren davis. >> the doctor collapsed outside of the room. mr. davis was last seen running into the room brandishing the handgun in the direction of his mother, who is confined to the bed. >> police later said davis' real name is paul pardus. parts of the hospital were evacuated and were on lockdown. police entered the room to find pardus and his mother dead from single gunshot wounds to the head. >> at this point we're treating this case as a murder-suicides. >> how was somebody able to get inside johns hopkins with a gun? he got a visitor's wristband just like any other visitor. he was not searched for weapons. there are no metal detectors in any of the exits or entrances. >> put a magnetometer at 80 doors and the required armed force that would need to be staffing the magnetometers is not realistic. >> that was the vice president of security who also told us that the issue about 80,000 wristbands' a week. that shows the sheer magnitude of visitors. he knows of only one or two hospitals that hav

the repeal would not have happened until 60 davis that pentagon review came, in yet it still drew objections from senators like john mccain. from gay rights advocates today obviously frustration. the former gay rights adviser to bill clinton who was our guest here last night, quoting him, the democrats have been against "don't ask, don't tell" for more than a decade, and why we allowed this law to remain in effect for another two years is beyond me. i think we as a gay community continue to all bare a significant share of responsibility for not insisting that the unconstitutional and discriminatory policy not be ended right away. the political path. let's bring in the director of development for service members legal defense network, david hall. former air force staff sergeant and one of nearly 13,000 servicemen and women discharged under "don't ask, don't tell." thank you for your time tonight, sir. >> thank you. >> was today it? >> no, today wasn't it. it is a very disappointing day that we didn't get the votes to get past the filibuster, but, you know, today wasn't an up or down vote on "don't ask, don't tell."

even the name had chhnged because warren davis is the name he gave when he was in here. be johnren pardus. ú% gottit right. but we had to go with what people were telling us.ú ú%> joel, thank you very.3 we will cceck with you in a bit. >>> the doctor wounded ii the shooting is identified as dr. david d cohen. ascended school the school of rochester. dr. cohen completed his residency and did hii medical fellowship at hopkiis..3 hopkins was put on lockdown as joel of the telling you there and the barricade caused chaos for hours. some were forced to stay outside of police lines, and others founn themselves trapped inside of the building. outside of the windows there. most of the people we talked to were of frustration and worry. %-it's awwul.trage. >> i think that is it's messed ú%. they have security, why don't ú%ey ave a major hospital like this where everybody rom around the world comes here. -p>> in the early stages of the this incident, police said that the gunman's real name was warren davis. his reallname is paul warren he was 50 years old and lived ii arlington, virginiaa

to another pair of tennis brothers-- john mcenroe, who was the best in the world in both singles and doubles, and his younger brother patrick, captain of the u.s. davisup team that the bryans have played on since 2003. >> patrick mcenroe: the good news for them is that there's a leftie and a righty. and the leftie, bob, is more of a big server, big hitter, and the righty is sort of better at strategy, better in the returns. and as my big bro knows, having a leftie and a righty combination in doubles is pretty much ideal. >> john mcenroe: their biggest thing is that they just know each... what each other's thinking, obviously. there's places on the court where people aren't sure who's going to take the ball, and they seem to just do that naturally. >> stahl: well, is it mental telepathy. i know a lot of the other players think they actually have that between them. >> patrick mcenroe: i think they do, to be honest. it's very eerie, sometimes. >> mike: yeah, it looks like we... we can read each other's minds. >> stahl: can you? >> bob: sometimes. >> mike: i know what you're thinking. >> stahl: all right, turn your back. all right, i want you to tell me

davis say it that way. >> afraid it's the truth. >> bret: thank you, jim. tax cut issue will be discussed on "fox news sunday" this weekend. house minority leader john boehner, chief deputy whip kevin mccarthy and steny hoyer will join chris wallace. majority leader hoyer says the house will vote next week on a bill opening the way for u.s. retaliation against china over its failure to increase currency value. the measure was approve today by the ways and means committee. supports say the inaction cost americans jobs. critics say the bill is an election year move to gain labor support and could lead to retaliation against american companies operating in china. sales of newly built homes had their second worst month on record in all. they were unchanged from july, but down 29% from last august. demand for durable goods was down 1.3% last month. stocks finished the week strong. the dow gained almost 198 points today. the s&p 500 was up 24. the nasdaq finished ahead 54. >>> a white house snub for a former insider on his wedding day. that's coming up later in the grapevine. straight ahead, a democrat and a republican try to out conservative each other.

doctor, killed his mother then hemself yesterday at johns hopkins says their sibling thought their elderly mother was suffering. 84-year-old jean davis has arthritis and was told she would probably never walk again after surgery. the doctor is expected to be okay. >>> primaries seem to be at the lowest record ever. the state board of elections with the turn outonly about 24. we'll send you back to new york. have a great day. >>> how far would you go to protect your child? this dad confronted kids on a school bus who had been bullying his daughter. now, he's the one in trouble. he's actually facing criminal charges for that outburst on the school bus. we'll have that story and that debate, coming up. we say good morning, america. i'm george stephanopoulos. >> i'm robin roberts, on this friday morning. >>> also ahead, you remember the scene two weeks ago at the discovery channel headquarters near washington, gunman james lee stormed into the building. forcing employees to flee and a day-care center to be evacuated before he took two people hostages. two of those people will join us live and tell us about the scary hours. and how they m

davis. the go-to-guitarist for all the beatles on their solo albums. in 197 patty and jess spent most of their days with johnduring his now infamous lost weekend and her polaroid camera was always in her purse ready to capture the rock icons who dropped in and out of lennon's inner circle. this was taken during the recording of his "pussycat" album and also during those alcohol fueled recording sessions, several shots of ringo starr and john lennon's girlfriend, his constant companion during his separation from his wife yoko. what do you remember about the so-called, what they coined, the lost weekend? >> i think john had left and just wanted to get away and do something different. i know they kept in contact, but i think he was just letting out, you know, being with the boys. >> reporter: and the gathering place for the boys was often lennon's rented beach house in santa monica. >> the house was wond. if i remember sitting by the pool a lot, and my son bill playing backgame monwith ringe. >> reporter: also captured, shooting pool, eric clapton with his then girlfriend patty harrison who by that time had lef

john, thanks. >>> we're going to cape cod. the storm could come closest to shore there. and linsey davis, it looks great. it looks calm and beautiful now. but officials are preparing for the worst. >> reporter: good morning, george. why don't we start out with good news. that is that earl is not expected to hit cape cod during high tide. but we're bracing ourselves for the potential of 20-foot waves here. that obviously has people concerned about beach erosion. and if you happen to be a homeowner here in one of the low-lying areas, you're concerned about water damage to your property. this home on the edge, they have the first line of defense with this stone wall. but look at their neighbors. nothing protecting them. no barrier between the water and their homes. they seem to be taking more of a fingers crossed, if you will, approach. on top of the water, there's the concern about wind. and the bridges that connect cape cod to the mainland are expected to be closed if winds exceed 70 miles per hour. officials were telling people, yesterday was the day to go. if you didn't plan on sticking it out here, thi

johns hopkins and gary nuremburg tracked down things about partis and smoke with neighbors who are devastated over the developments. >> reporter: they are. paul warren partis used his mother's name davisnd was known as warren davis. but neighbors say he spent his life caring for his mother. that was the most important thing for him. when he was at work, neighbors say that ms. davis, who suffered some dementia, could be found wandering around the neighborhood. one hot summer day, one neighborhood found her walking around in a coat. and she was

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