that's howard county police chief bill mcmahon, recapping for us. the new information we have is police confirm at this hour there's no known relationship between the victims and the shooter. what the police have said that they will do is because the shooter had no previous criminal record, they will release a driver's license photo to us. they've also told us that they have with a search warrant gone in and found some type of a journal where police say the shooter expressed some general discontentment with his life. we want to recap what howard county executive ken ullman mentioned a few moments ago. there will be two memorial sites for the public to visit inside the mall. again, the mall will reopen tomorrow at 1:00. there will be one memorial site at the entrance by starbucks and another inside the mall by lord & taylor. this is a quote from howard county executive ken ullman who said just minutes ago we may never be quite back to 10 % normal, but we are resilient. again, this is a live press conference outside columbia mall. police saying this i

mcmahon has a broken pelvis and internal injuries.doctors expect him to survive. >> it may be six months to a year and they have to face a new normal. >> reporter: the driver has not been found. >>> a wild scene at a motel 6 in gilroy. police evacuated while they search for another man. the two suspects may be connected to a robbery this week in vacaville. when police went to the call, officers found at least women and three children with the suspects. police aren't saying how they're related to those suspects. oakland police are hoping you can help identify a man who hemmed kidnap a woman on new years day. police releasing this sketch. they stay suspect is african-american in his mid 20s to early 30s. weighing 130 pounds. they say he smell of cigarettes. police stay victim was walking on sfeenlt street around 8:30 when the suspect appeared from between two cars and grabbed her. they both fell. then the victim was able to get away. >>> a slimmed down antolin garcia torres seen here in a san jose courtroom today. he is accused of kidna

wrestling and already spent twenty six regional territories where you drove to the towns when vince mcmahon took it national with cable t.v. all of a sudden we're no longer driving to towns we're flying all over the country well larry you know as well as i do when you fly a lot there's a lot of dead time you sit in airports you sit on planes so why at that point started reading every book i could get my hands on the kennedy killing because to.

bill mcmahon, i'm the chief of police here in howard county. let me echo a couple thoughts from the county executive before i give you some details. thank you for your patience. you can imagine, this is a very complex and trying scene for everybody that's involved. and i know it's also, causes great concern in the community. so we again, we thank our communities for their patience and their understanding and for our friends in the media, we certainly appreciate your understanding as well. we are giving you an have given you information. as soon as we received it. because we know how much concern there is when something like this happens in such a public place as the mall. so about 11:15 this morning, our 911 center received a number of calls for shots fired at the columbia mall. we had officers quickly get into the area, and we were able to identify three victims at an upper level store in the columbia mall. one of those victims appears to be the shooter. and at this point and, again, please, bear with me. this is two hours, two hours and fifte

when they said no, police said that car made a u-turn and ran down mcmahon from behind. >> runs over my son and continues on down lombard street. hit him from behind. he has a lot to offer and for someone to try to take that away is -- is -- is just beyond words. >> portland police now investigating this as an assault rather than a hit-and- run. mcmahon is badly injured but he is expected to recover. >>> a union city man is telling a disturbing story how he was robbed at gunpoint at his home. as kpix 5's andria borba reports, the man's sister and 2- year-old niece were right there when it happened wednesday night. >> when he shot at me, like, on my face, i thought, i'm gone. >> reporter: this union city man who didn't want to be identified pulled into his driveway on santa susana way with his sister and 2-year-old niece. instantly, there was trouble. >> i see there was a guy running around and he pointed a gun at me and said give me all your money, whatever you got, just give me. i said, okay, keep cool, man, don't shoot anyone. >> reporter: the victim cooperated and then gravity int

so chief mcmahon of howard county police is running this investigation. he's in charge. has the lead on it, but the other agencies, maryland state police, the other nearby counties, federal, state agencies, are providing assistance, you know, for a variety of ways. one would be just sheer man power and secondly, if he needs evidence response capability, forensic crime scene investigation capability. that type of things, to augment his own capability, the other agencies would be available to provide it, as assistance, again. >> and, tom, we heard from the police chief mcmahon earlier who said they still don't have a clear motive, even though some sources are telling our correspondents other information, but without a motive, without a clear identity of these victims, people naturally are going to be very worried about going to public places like shopping malls. whether it be this incident or even others. what do you say to people to either reassure them or best prepare them for when they are in a public place? how do you respond when terrible things happen? what do you do

then bill mcmahon spoke to the press. he said at 11:15 the police received calls that shots had been fired. he said it occurred at an upper level store. he did not say which store that was but he would be coming back for another press conference. he believes that one of the deceased was the shooter, and the officials are inside now clearing the mall as garon mentioned. a lot of reporters are wondering if this is a domestic dispute or is it something that was completely random in an unexpected area. he was confident that it was a single shooter. let's take a listen to what they had to say. >> at is 1:15, they received a number of calls of shots fired at the columbia mall. we had officers quickly get into the area, and we were able to identify three victims at the columbia mall. one of those victims appears to be the shooter. we do not have an identity for the shooter yet. we do not have a motive for the shooting. we're still trying to secure the mall to make sure again that there is nobody else injured, and then we're gett

i go over to ed mcmahon and i say, mr. mcmahon, the kids are crying. i'm a dad. what do i do?who lose, they go back and rededicate, refocus. >> and that's what matthew knowles had them do. in 1995, he resigned from his corporate job at xerox and managed the girls full time. >> i couldn't look them in the eye and say, give it your all if i wasn't doing that. >> so that's a lesson that you taught beyonce kind of by example. this is how you dedicate yourself to this craft. >> yes. and it was difficult. >> all they wanted was a major record deal. and that meant lots of hard work. here's some rare footage of beyonce working on some early recordings. >> duane wiggins was their producer. >> beyonce automatically stood out. i mean, everybody would say that because she simply was a very focused young lady. >> that focus paid off with a big record contract. michael maldin was an executive at columbia records. >> we could tell she had pipes and we could tell, again, they were young pipes. that's what you want to do is try to find groups that you can incubate, put in the incubator and kin

---mcmahon sufrio fractura en su pelvis y su rehabilitacion tomara entre seis meses a un aÑo....olicia busca al responsable. vo - blanca ---el hombre que asesin a su propio amigo en una tienda en milpitas en junio pasado, ha sido enviado a un hospital psiquiatrico. ---esta tarde, las autoridades revelaron que "nathaniel man-langit", de 26 aÑos, fue declarado "no culpable" por razones de demencia. ---el sujeto fue acusado de matar a golpes con un bate a "carlos caloca" de 31 aÑos, dentro de la tienda "sports authority" en el centro comercial "great mall". ---el juez asegura que "man-langit" no supo medir sus actos debido a la enfermedad y estar internado por tiempo indefinido. take vo cesar ---un hombre sospechoso de efectuar un robo a mano armada en vacaville fue arrestado hoy en un motel de gilroy , en un cuarto que compartia con tres mujeres y tres niÑos... ---la policia de gilroy fue llamada a eso de las 10 y 18 de esta maÑana para informarle sobre el robo y que el sospechoso se encontraba en un motel de la calle monterey... ---al verse rodeado el sujeto se nego a entregarse p

. >> the fact chief mcmahon said they believe there's no other person involved, that's a pretty strong statement to make. so i don't think it's just sheer speculation. they've got enough investigation that's been conducted by his people to make a determination that that one person or one or more persons that are dead at the scene, that's all they're looking for. that there's no one else involved. no one else at large with a gun that poses any other danger. either in the mall or out in the parking lot or anywhere else. so i think that was a pretty clear statement on his part that the danger is over. that the scene is contained. it's now a crime scene. and i think that that's one of the most exceptional press conferences by a law enforcement executive i've seen in a long time. >> what do you xbleen whmean? what was so prominent to you? >> the fact he put out that much information two hours after the event happened. it's clear his staff working inside are being very methodical, conducting a very professional operation. the investigation itself. as well as the marshalling all of the other

right now we are going to hear from county executive ken ohlman and chief of police phil mcmahon. we are sharing every detail we know right now. there are going to be things they are not going to be able to answer for you at this point. we expect to do another briefing at 4:00.fully we'll have more information at that time. >> thank you for being here. ken ulman, county executive here in howard county, maryland. i want to make a few points. first of all, we do have three confirmed fatalities. we want to send our thoughts and prayers to the family members of the victims, the loved ones of the victims. i want to thank the public of howard county here in columbia for their patience. the folks here at the columbia mall. for their patients. all the shoppers, the other folks that work here at the mall, this has obviously been a tremendously trying few hours. we've seen a lot of patience. we ask people to continue to bear with us. this is an active crime scene. it is going to be an active crime season for some time. we will give you another briefing around 4:00 with more details and pote

mcmahon says their son and the friends declined. mcmahon suffered a broken pelvis. doctors expect him to survive. >> his rehab is going to be six months to a year and he may still have to face a new normal. >> the driver has still not been found. >>> the parents of a 16-year-old girl who died after the asiana aircraft crash has filed a claim. investigators believe that she was killed when two fire trucks ran over her while responding to the july crash. the chronicle reports that the claim says firefighters knowingly left her in harm's way after the crash and the department employees were not properly trained to avoid hitting victims at disaster scenes. the city attorney's office is reviewing the claims. if it rejects it the family can file a law suit. two others died when the boeing 747 came in low and struck the sea wall before bursting into flames. >> oakland police hope new evidence will help find the men 18 road rage. a photo of what they think is the killer's car. not clear but here it is, a newer silver four-door sedan. on june 12 last year ia was driving home

mcmahon is expected to recover. >>> firefighters put their lives on the line every day.orning, kiet do shows us how one bay area fire department is hoping some new techniques will make them a whole lot safer. >> reporter: it is one of the most dangerous situations for firefighters, flames burning inside a building with all the doors and windows shut. the room quickly filled with smoke that's super heated. conditions are perfect for a flashover. back in 2011, that's what killed two san francisco firefighters. everything in the room all at one time burst into flames -- everything in the room all at one time burst into flames. the best way to fight this fire used to be to use a full force of water. now they are fighting fire with less water, a fine mist. >> you have to apply the water in just the right proportion conventional thinking now lots of water puts out the fire quicker. lots of water doesn't help if we can't make it to where the fire is burning. >> reporter: by using short pulses they can keep the room from flashing over and see where they are going and inch forwar

when they said no, police say the driver then made a u-turn and ran down mcmahon from behind. >> runs son and then continues on down lombard street, hit him from behind. he has a lot to offer. and, uhm, for someone to try to take that away is -- is -- is just beyond words. >> portland police are now investigating this as an assault rather than a hit-and- run. mcmahon is badly injured but is expected to recover. >>> a sailor from northern california was killed when a navy helicopter crashed in the atlantic. 25-year-old petty officer third class brian collins of truckee was one of two people killed in the crash off the coast of virginia on wednesday. the search for the missing pilot has now been called off. the crew was training when the helicopter went down. >>> and new this morning a pentagon report says the number of sexual assaults in military academy awards dropped slightly last year. there were 70 reported in 2013 compared with 80 the year before. the report does not speculate whether the decrease is due to fewer assaults or if fewer victims chose to step forward. more than half o

rápidamente con equipos de reacción inmediata y helicópteros >>> el jefe del departamento de policía, bill mcmahonocen el motivo del incidente, las autoridades indican que el centro comercial está libre de peligro. >>> la policía recientemente identificó a las víctimas del tiroteo, son rihanna benlolo de 21 años, de college park , maryland, y tyler johnson de Érica city, maryland, ambos empleados de la tienda summiers, que es una tienda de artículos deportivos en la ciudad, y los lesionados que fueron 5, nada de peligro y 4 lesionados al tratar de huir de la escena del tiroteo. >>> lourdes, han pasado pocas horas del tiroteo, del incidente, pero ¿hay alguna pista que nos pueda decir qué había detrás del ataque? >>> esto está en la mente de todo el mundo y la policía está siendo presionada para contestar, pero dijeron que no sabían los motivos que no se siguieran rumores, porque por ejemplo era una disputa doméstica, sin embargo también tienen que investigar, no han dicho qué tipo de escopeta era, qué tipo de municiones encontraron junto al cadáver del sospechoso. >>> muchas gracias, lourdes . >>>

yçxcxcaoayyyyç >>> jessica mcmahon has been an inmate at the prison for almost a year.e's going home. >> don't make me cry. good-bye. you'll be okay. >> drugs are the reason she ended up here. they're also responsible for the death of her mother while jessica was behind bars. >> now it opened my eyes and i'm done. because i actually thought about going out there and getting high again and making my fast money. when i lost my mom, it wasn't worth it to me. it was over. >> i'm just taking my stuffed animals and my letters. everything else i'm going to leave here with all my friends. >> i don't know what to say. i'm just happy for her. she's going home. she deserves it. >> this whole quad stuck by me when i lost my mom. it was like a family in here. >> although jessica's sentence was relatively short, she believes the experience has been life-changing. >> when i got here i was still nothing but a kid myself. i grew up here in prison. i hadn't went through school. i read third grade level. it's took me eight months to get my ged. normally it takes somebody a month. but i go

steve mcmahon is a strategist, john brabender is a republican strategist. have my hard copy of "the times" here. it's nearly 8,000 words. i wonder how many of the individuals that we just saw in the montage actually took the time to read it. and i say that because my reading of "the times" shows how woefully unprotected ambassador stevens was on that date. i don't look at it as a whitewash of anything. how do you read it? >> that's a good point. it shows there was grave security risks that existed. and frankly the responsibility to that was with the secretary of state. so i think there's very big problems for hillary clinton in this report alone. but the real arrogance to me was the editorial that came out from the "new york times" saying, well, any rational person, this would be the end. even though this totally conflicts with what three "new york times" reporters had written before. what democrat and republican house intelligence members are saying. even part of the administration has said there could be al qaeda ties. and so i think this is remarkably ar

and we'll hear from our county executive bill alman and chief of police big mcmahon. >> thank you. thank you all for being here once again. my deepest thank yous go out to our men and women in law enforcement who arrived on the scene within two minutes of the first call that we got to 911 and did not wait to go into the mall to do the things that they're trained to do. both our tactical team and patrol officers. these are the kinds of things that unfortunately in our nation our law enforcement train on and are prepared to do and they did exactly what they were trained to do. both our folks here in howard county and all of our neighboring partners from many counties throughout maryland, the state police, federal partners. as you can tell, the mall, you saw a lot of folks come out of the mall. the mall has been cleared. this took a long time because if you imagine how many rooms there are in the mall, how many back offices and rest rooms and dressing rooms and nooks and crannies in the mall, the tactical teams went through every inch of the mall and it has been cleared. as you know,

bill mcmahon went before reporters and was talking about the scene.e can watch a little bit of that now. >> about 11:15 this morning our 911 center received a number of calls for shots fired at the columbia mall. we had officers quickly get into the area. we were able to identify three victims at an upper level store in the columbia mall. one of those victims appears to be the shooter. at this point, again, please bear with me. this is two hours, two hours 15 minutes since the incident, there are still a lot of details we need to confirm. right now we think one of the e deceased is the shooter. we do not think there are any more shooters in or around the mall. we are going through a process right now. think about this on a saturday afternoon at the mall how many people may be in there. when something like this happens, people run in many directions and they also do what actually we trained people to do and that is to shelter in place. right now we have many, many people still in the mall that have secured themselves inside stores. our s.w.a.t. teams w

so again, thank you for being here and i want to again bring up our chief of police, bill mcmahon, who was here on the scene right away and is working on a couple of hours' sleep, but led a wonderful, dedicated, brave group of men and women over the last 24 hours or so. thank you. >> thank you, mr. executive. and thank you all for your patience. we know you have a tremendous number of questions and obvious interest in this case. and frankly, in many ways they are the same questions that we have. i'm going to do my best to answer as many of them as i can. right from the beginning. before i get into that, let me again just thank our community. the mall is a very important part of this community. it's more than just an economic entity. it really is kind of the main street for columbia and one of the things howard county's known for. so we know the impact when we have the mall shutdown. we know what kind of impact that not just economically but kind of psychologically. so we appreciate the support and patience we're getting from our community and we deal with this. i certainly thank you al

linda mcmahon did not win. up in alaska that same year, tea party republican joe miller came close to unseating centrist republican lisa murkowski but this, unfortunately for joe miller was part of his pitch. this is part of why he said he should win. >> should the federal government be requiring a minimum wage? >> that's clearly up to the states. >> there should not be a minimum wage? >> that should not be. that's not the scope of the powers given of the federal government. >> that was joe miller. not a senator then and not a senator after that election. well now in 2014, it's time for our next midterm year. and democrats and the president have succeeded in making the minimum wage an issue that has not just bottlenecked between the president and house republicans in washington, it is everywhere. including today becoming the latest headache for chris christie and the port authority in new york and new jersey. the person chris christie had to put in to replace the guy who got fired in the bridge scandal, bill ba

bill mcmahon. let me echo some of his comments.s you can imagine this is a very complex and trying scene for everybody that's involved. and i know it's also causes great concern in the community. we, again, we thank our communities for their patience and their understanding. and the friend in the media, we certainly appreciate your understanding as well. we are giving you information as soon as we received it. because we know how much of a concern there is when something like this happens in such a public place as the mall. about 11:15, our 911 received a call for shots fired at the mall. we had officers get into the area. we were able to identify three victims at an upper level store in the columbia mall. one of those victims appears to be the shooter. and at this point, and again, please bear with me. this is two hours and 15 minutes into the incident. there's still a lot of details that we need to confirm. right now, we think that one of the deceased is, in fact, the shooter. we do not think at this point that there's anymore sh

late today bill mcmahon the police chief leading the investigation told us they still don't know why the suspect darion marcus aguilar opened fire on the columbia mall. does this open up the possibility that perhaps this is an angry customer who walked in and started firing? >> i think it is all possible, again, we are just over 24 hours into this. >> reporter: shortly after 10:00 a.m. on saturday investigators believe aguilar was dropped off by a taxi and walked into the upper level of the mall, staying there for several minutes and then they say he took an escalator downstairs before going back up. that's where the shooting fan at about 11:15 a.m. inside and outside the zumiez store, witnesses say the two victims, store employees, 21- year-old brianna benlolo and 25- year-old tyler johnson were shot and killed. aguilar lived in this college park, maryland home with his mother, approximately four blocks from benlolo's home, investigators say he was a loner. when they searched the house law enforcement forces say they recovered a journal with entries that suggested aguilar had been u

they refused the driver drove off, did a u-turn, came back and hit mcmahon and he was drug for 100' and broke his pelvis and nose and the skin and muscle on his back was ripped off and he lost a third of his blood. his rehab could take a year and police are hoping witnesses will come forward. >> >> the lack of sierra snow is hurting small towns that count on winter sports business. a ski resort in pine crest is empty with no skiers, no paychecks for 350 employees and very little spending. it is a double whammy for another county hit bit rim fire that left campgrounds closed. two years ago, dodge ridge did not open until january 25. the latest opening was january 27 during a drought in the early 1990's. >> a growing number of religious denominations are asking people in california to pray for rain with a special prayer session at masks for the service and is joining the catholic >>> mike, what do you see? >> a little bit of rain. not much. but it is coming in the morning and for the rest of us in the afternoon. now the 50/50 weekend and what is happening this morning as far as our snow p

. >> cbs sources say this was a domestic related shooting, but howard county police chief, bill mcmahon, cannot confirm a motive. >> we do not know what caused the shooting incident. any attribution to being domestic related or anything else is speculation. >> the large ammunition found on his body. >> because of concerns about any other weapons he may have or explosives, we are approaching this with abundance of caution and getting assistance in making sure there's no explosives on the body of the deceased. >> there was chaos after the sound of shots fired. shoppers and mall workers started running. >> i heard gun shooting. >> can you show me where? >> this woman says she was very scared and hid out at her asian restaurant storage room. andrea whose husband is a police officer took cover at the h and m store with her two young sons. >> i was pulling him lying on the floor, pulling him to the back of the store. we have been hanging out back there coloring on some plates. >> many shoppers were eventually evacuated out of the mall and reunited with loved ones. columbia mall is now deemed

mcmahon suffered a broken pelvis but doctors expect him to survive. >> the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar may enter a plea. garcia torres was arrested in may of murder charge those lamar's body has never been found. lamar disappeared on the way to school. garcia torres has been delayed several times because lawyers are sifting through evidence in the case. he's also charged with carjacking and attempted kidnapping related to attacks on three women in 2009. >> new details about the deadly shooting of an 8-year-old girl in oak last last year. two women say he admitted to killing the girl to avenge a friend's murder. darnell williams of oakland is accused of knocking on the door where 8-year-old alisha was having a sleep over and then opening fire. she was killed. two other children and a woman were hurt. yesterday in court williams' ex-girlfriend took the stand saying williams told her he went to the house to hurt the family of antoine york who he thought was responsible for killing his close friend. >> happening today, governor brown will introduce his budget propo

. >>> and a california court makes a decision on the life of 13-year-old jahai mcmahon. why is the legal system instead of her family choosing her had fate? plus, double the joy. twins born on opposite sides of the new year. we'll talk to their parents and have all of your top stories at the top of the hour. stay with us. >>> all of us here at cashin' in are pumped about 2014. maybe we're excited because of our 2013. no questions were off limits, and we got answers. we also hit the streets and talked to you about the biggestr freezing cold stopped us. we dug our heels in to dig up the dirt. we asked you what was important, and you didn't hesitate to tell us. and in the midst of discussing all of the serious topics, we still found time to have some fun. take a look. cashin' in crashing the party. >> need that new health care. ♪ sign up cuz it's hot >> eric, all drugs, especially pot, should be legal. >> that better not be pot. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! >> i'm cold here sitting in the studio. that's why i've got my hat on. >> you all dared me to wear this garb so you did it. >>

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a judge ruling 13-year-old jahi mcmahon can be moved to a long-term facility, but the judge refused to order the hospital to insert a breathing and feeding tube necessary for the transfer. jamie colby, more headlines 30 minutes away. back to "bulls and bears" on fox. >>> more americans ringing in the new year with a top resolution to save money. this as congress is reportedly set to unveil a $1 trillion spending bill this week, but with the national debt topping $17 trillion, should congress take a cue from us? john? >>> yes. look, i have a lot of faith in the american people. you look at what the american people household debt has done since 2008, it's gone from $12.5 trillion down to $11.3 trillion, down 10%. look at what the government debt has done from 2008 to now, $9.2 trillion to $17.3 trillion. with the budget control bipartisan, they are all going against it or most of them are against it. before they even came out with a plan, the democrats, the republicans and the president denounced the plan they had never seen putting austerity in place is going to take a politician with a

bill mcmahon, the police chief. >> when our officers approached, he was obviously deceased, but he was also still-- had a large amount of ammunition still on and about him. >> reporter: they trained, but still it took them hours to clear the mall, going store to store, clearing out shoppers and workers who had taken cover. lauren logan hid in the back of the salon where she works. >> we were just calling family and friends and just telling them we were okay and we were secure. >> it's just too scary for me to even want to ever go through this again. >> reporter: five people were injured in the shooting. one suffered a gunshot wound to the foot. jim, investigators are still searching for a motive and would not comment on reports that this was a domestic situation. >> reporter: jeff pegues in columbia, maryland, thank you. now to the deep freeze which has broken or tied more than 2,600 cold weather records in the lower 48 states so far this month and there's still a week left. the frigid temperatures and the way some people are trying to stay warm are fueling a spike in the type of fires

such as tony dorsett and jim mcmahon. but today, a federal judge stepped on to the field, rejecting the $765 million the nfl agreed to pay 20,000 past, present and future players, suffering from all those hits. and what's at stake? in the current deal, players receive money for various ailments from those hits. including up to $5 million for those diagnosed with a.l.s. and up to $3.5 million for those with alzheimer's or parkinson's disease. judge anita brody made it clear, the numbers just don't add up. stating, quote, i'm primarily concerned that not all retired nfl football players who ultimately receive a qualifying diagnosis on their related claimants will be paid. >> it sounds like a lot. but in reality, it might not be enough to cover these players and their families. not just now, but for the decades to come. >> reporter: many pundits thought this was a bad deal from the start, that the nfl was getting off too lightly. but if this deal doesn't go through, the nfl could be open to thousands of lawsuits, totalling b

wrestling and already spent twenty six regional territories where you drove to the towns when vince mcmahon took it national with cable t.v. all of a sudden we're no longer driving to towns we're flying all over the country well larry you know as well as i do when you fly a lot there's a lot of dead time you sit in airports you sit on planes so why at that point started reading every book i could get my hands on the kennedy killing because to me it was way more intriguing than reading vince flynn or clancy or any of them because their work is just their imagination and fiction based on what may be somewhat truthful on their own but this is. real life where the characters are real in this everything really happened and i found the kennedy killing to be so intriguing all the different aspects of behind the scenes of what went on that i read every book i could get my hands on and then and the reason i wrote this book larry is really for i wrote this for personal reasons that and that's this for whatever it's worth one hundred years from now when i'm gone i want the world to know that the thirt

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now i'll turn it to bill mcmahon, who has been running the operation on the ground. >> i'm chief police here in howard county. thank you for your patience. as you can imagine this is a very complex and trying scene for everybody that is involved. and i know it also causes great concern in the community. we thank our communities for their patience and understanding and our friends in the media, we appreciate your understanding as well. we're giving you and have give you information as soon as we received it because we know how much concern there is when something like this happens. in such a public place as the mall. about 11:15 this morning we received a number of calls and shots fired at the columbia mall. we had officers quickly get into the area, and we were able to identify three victims in an upper level store in the columbia mall. bear with me, this is two hours into the incident, there are still a lot of details we need to confirm. we think one of the deceased is, in fact, the shooter. we do not think that there is any more shooters in or around the mall. we're going through a pr

. >> the stories are awful, the suicides, and jim mcmahon and so many big stars in the nfl. how are you doing. >> i'm doing better. i'm not great, but i'm better. the good thing, i have support. i have good doctors and advisers around me and i have a great lady in my life. i'm doing well adjusting and coping with cte. >> some people have been critical of this deal from the beginning because they felt there was not enough money, and you're talking about putting it in a fund with the interest, and is it enough money given that it only deals with current mayors, and not former or future players? >> let's break it down. let's say for example, you had 10% with cte, 10% with als and 10% with dementia. you're talking 30% of $600 million. so if you made the award of $4 million a player, all of it is gone. and of that general population, how many of them were totally diagnosed? how many of them fully went to the doctors and maintained their health to figure out what's going on with them? so i think that the number is more like $4 billion for argument sake, but who am i? >> and this i

earlier this morning the howard county police chief, bill mcmahon, briefed reporters on the identityt still there is no motive. >> darion marcus aguilar is the shooter. we do not have any -- we have not been able to verify any type of relationship at this point between him and either of our victims. we can't establish that there is one. we have not been able to establish there is not one. that is an open question. we know that's a important piece of information our community's interested in. >> reporter: now, the investigation will continue. the mall is set to reopen tuesday. it may open earlier. "fareed zakaria gps" continues now. >>> in a moment an exclusive interview with the man who is trying to put japan back on the map. it's prime minister shinzo abe. once admired and feared by much of the world, especially america, the great japanese economy has since become moribund. the economy has grown less than 1% on average for the last 20 years. and the amount of debt the nation has accumulated is 200% of gdp, twice the size of its total economy. can anyone make this economy work? enter

yesterday on msnbc former chicago bears quarterback tim mcmahon talked about injuries he received. >>rough tremendous pains in my head, loss of memory, and just an overall, i just didn't want to do anything. i can see now why some of my former teammates have committed suicide. >> assisting managing editor at quts sports illustrated joins us. the nfl is the most popular prosport league in the country but people screaming there's a problem with the sport. is that true? >> i think it is true. we're a little ways away from really seeing it, but we've seen enrollment go down and what president obama said, i wouldn't let my son play, that's not a uncommon thing for parents to say. anybody who has been on the sideline let alone play of an nfl or major college football game, you're aware of how violent it is. >> so increasing number -- listen, we only know where we live and what happens around us. i know of many suburban moms and dads who say, no, you're not -- my kid is not going to play and 25 years ago that kid probably or his dad probably did play. what does that do to the sport over the

in a letter released this morning police chief william mcmahon also acknowledged the pain that loved ones must be going through. he wrote our hearts and prayers go out to the families of the victims. police know firsthand that behind of tragedy there are real people who are in pain and who are suffering a loss difficult for the rest of us to imagine. last saturday darion aguilar shot and killed two people inside this zumies store. he was suffering from mental illness. we don't know what connection exists between him and the victims, if any. tomorrow at the columbia mall there will be a moment of silence at 11:15 marking the 1 week anniversary of the shooting. >>> a new report find the navy yard shooter lied so well doctors concluded he had no mental health issues. that's even after aaron alexis reported disembodied voices were harassing him and using a microwave machine to prevent him from sleeping. the associated press obtained more than 100 pages of treatment and disability evaluations for alexis just weeks before alexis killed 12 people at the navy yard. a va doctor noted alexis w

such as tony dorsett and jim mcmahon but today a federal judge stepped on to the field.jecting the 7 65 billion dollars the nfl agreeed to pay 20,000 past present future players suffering from all the hits. what is at stake? in the current deal players 7 money for various ailment from the hit including up to 5 million dollars for those diagnosed with a ls and up to 3.5 million dollars for those without alzheimer's or pairng sons disease. the judge made it clear that the numbers just don't add up. stating quote i am primarily concerned that not all retired nfl football players ultimately 7 a qualifying diagnosis on the related claim apartment will be paid. >> sound like a lot of money n.reality it might not be enough to cover the players and their family. not just now but for the decade to come. >>reporter: many thought it was a bad deal from the start. nfl getting off too easy but if the deal doesn't go through the nfl faces thousands office lawsuits totalling billions of dollars. this is abc news new york. >> there is a new effort to ban cigarette butt in california. as

vince mcmahon, video, getting his head shaved. talk numbers. richard ross on the technicals. excuse me, i'm all choked up thinking about wrestling. it moves me that much. john stephenson on the fundamentals. john, wwe, still watching, connecticut-based company. i know nothing about the industry. what's your take? >> they're already on the top rope after that 111% increase last year and nowhere to go but down. i think there's going to be a big belly flop from the top rope for these guys. look, they're introducing an online subscription service which will cannibalize their pay per view broadcast cable business. so i think that's one problem. certainly evaluation isn't compelling trading 109 times forward earnings over the last four years. speaking of earnings, vince guided that earnings this year lower, and then of course the core business is just deteriorating. you don't have enough young men looking at wrestling with its scripted program. >> you have -- all of these -- >> boxing, you've got -- >> actually beating each other up? >> it's a real sporting event as opposed to a sc