the female employee killed was a case worker who may have accompanied the gunman into the psych unit at mercy fitzgerald this afternoon and the gunman opened fire and someone returned fire and it may have been the doctor. the gunman is in critical condition tonight and as we heard from authorities, if he survives his injuries they will try to interview him to try to fine the motive for the gun fire this afternoon. >> not only did staffers have to intervene, the doctor in charge shot the suspect with his own gun, the doctor having a second gun to the suspect's gun but staffers tackled the suspect already injured and still fleeing, they are being credited with saving other lives possibly and the s.w.a.t. was still called in to make sure there wasn't a second gunm >>> we are breaking news on a shooting at mercy fitzgerald hospital. dann cuellar is outside of the hop and he spoke with hospital workers that witnessed the chaos throughout the afternoon. >> reporter: hey good afternoon to you and monica. the mercy fitzgerald wellness center remains evacuated. all appointments for the rest o

. >>> new information is emerging about the alleged trigger man from the psyche unit of the mercy fitzgeraldpital. richard plotts remains hospitalized in critics an. if he survives, the delaware county district attorney plans to charge him with first degree murder. he had a shootout with his dr. and his case worker, dr. silver man is was hit in the head, but released this morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam we're learning about the alleged gunman, he has a long rap sheet, he served several years in prison for a bank robbery. "action news" spoke with his ex-wife, she described an abusive relationship where he would threaten to kill her if she tried to leave. she said his violent and unpredictable and belongs in jail. he have was always very controlling after are and very violent. >> reporter: words from the wife of rich -- words from the former wife of richard plotts who asked us not to identify her. richard plotts shot and killed hunt. the doctor pulled his own gun and they exchanged gunfire. silverman was grazed in the head and plots was shot three times. >> he was physically violent, m

that we already have huge costs of massive violence here in the united kingdom and we have a program called mastering the internet and psych but in fact this is not protecting us people have still become rattled radicalized faults we know that these palaces disproportion it's about targeting all of us it turns all of us from citizens into suspects the law is being rushed through parliament and could be a resource before the week has out but perhaps one small consolation for its opponents the regulations will automatically expire in twenty sixteen which means politicians will have to re-examine the measures all over again in two years' time . it's called commentator ted ral says the british government as well as washington is trying to represent spying over citizens as a normal and legal practice clearly what's going on both in the u.k. and in the us is a move by the establishment which represents the espionage community in trying to mitigate the damage from the leaks they want to continue business as usual they would like to continue to read our emails and listen to our phone calls and watch our videos and they would like

addition to the problem prisoners like maurice, the segregation unit also houses inmates with psychiatric problems. stateville doesn't have a psych ward, so until it's determined that an inmate needs more comprehensive care off site, they are observed here. >> what is the emergency? >> that creates daily challenges for the staff. >> i'm in here for being assaulted in "h" house and i'm going to have mr. snyder and the head of investigations down here. i want the media. >> you want an awful lot, don't you? >> no. listen. i don't want no problems. i'm having a problem with myself -- >> don't beat on my door. don't beat on my door. >> i haven't done anything to anybody. >> yes, you did. you disturbing the peace down here. >> i can't live in this cell. >> don't holler at me. don't holler at me. >> i'm not in here because i did anything. yes, sir. yes, sir. >> it's very hostile. it can bother you. you have to be very strong to work over here. because, you know, just every day, name calling, you know, just the stress over here from dealing with different issues with these inmates can get to you. >> one week later maurice is having diffi

in many cases they are assigned to a desk by themselves in housing units with well over 50 inmates. >> this is not the psychs, which can deliver a debilitating shock of 50,000 volts. and the chemical agent known as oc, or pepper spray. >> could you wipe my eyes? >> the officers carry these weapons are required to be exposed to them at part of their training. they need to know the impact they will have on inmates and in the case of pepper spray, they will almost certainly be exposed to it themselves. >> sometime or other you're going to be in an altercation with an inmate and one of your coworkers will come to your aide and one of them will pull out a can of pepper spray and they will spray everybody in sight. so if you know it's coming, there are things you can do to protect yourself. >> we've covered these staff certification drills at various locations. >> you got it, you got it. you got it. >> why are you coughing? >> i can't hear you. i got a whiff of the pepper spray. >> mack, you still good? >> yeah, good. >> once you get down on the ground and you put your hands behind your back, do it now. taser, ta

unit. we deal with several different types of inmates back here. we have high-profile inmates. we have psych inmates. we have disciplinary. it is usually an inmate in the news recently because of their charges. >> rosanna dimauro's case garnered enough local media coverage to be considered high profile. >> when you're in here, you are helpless. you can't fend for yourself or get a roll of toilet paper when you need it. anything you want done, you have to ask to be done for you. >> dimauro is allowed out of her cell only one hour per day. >> this is the hour we get to schedule our outside visits, and this is the hour we get to shower. >> it's also a chance to socialize with other inmates on the unit who are out at the same time. >> i braid her hair, i do her eyebrows. the stuff she couldn't do on her own. >> i feel good. i feel alive because i have human contact. >> dimauro has been on this unit since she was arrested seven months earlier for allegedly playing a role in a sadistic murder that made headlines in tampa. reports say the victim was beaten, stabbed and burned alive. dimauro was not

unit for observation. >> feces all over the room and wrote satan on the wall and not going into the cell because sat an comes at night. now we're waiting on psychll meet with mental health nurse practitioner who will decide if he'll be aid admitted on returned to confinement. >> she is a psychiatric nurse practitioner, they have prescriptive authority, they can provide narcotics and provide medications for psychiatric illnesses but she is experienced in making decisions about whether a patient needs to be in some sort of protective environment or is deemed okay to return to the general population. >> while his actions may be shocking to an outsider, nurse olny thinks they could be something other than a mental health issue. >> there can be some manipulation that goes along with this kind of behavior. we see it fairly frequently here. because he's been here since may and it's now september and why this behavior now? we have very good actors here. so i'll be looking to see is there something psychotic or is this a management problem. >> what kind of problems are you having? >> i'm seeing things and hearing things like i been seeing them since i w

>> i this i the psych logical price is above $4 in the united states, that's a moving target. we have that in. ka. california may go higher. in 2014 they started paying for cap in trade. that's about 15 cents right now. it's about $4. there are some that drive less when it's less than. that they think oil companies are basically taking advantage of them. so believe it or not, some people will drive less because of spite. we see that sometimes in the northeast and some other places. we are not near those thresholds now. i don't expect that any of the driving demand or the consumer optimism is going to be hurt unless, really, iraq, the violence spreads to southern iraq, where the experts happen. >> great to see you. thanks for your time. all right, good news for the consumer. >> well, a guess. i'm not so certain that is. i guess it is on the margins good news. i'm in the camp. i think the consumer is pretty strapped here. we will find out tomorrow with this reporting report. i think it's valoro. it sets up pretty interesting. i think you saw the capitulation day when you traded