it's been reported that reginald had a history of seizures. was there anything to suggest last night that this was about to happen? >> no. i can't document that. somebody said his mother said it. i didn't question her about that. but he hasn't missed a day of school, i don't guess, ever, since i've known him in the seventh grade. he had no history of anything -- at least he hasn't shown any signs of any seizures or anything. it was just a sudden thing and it caught everybody off guard. >> coach, as we look at this video, you see the other team kneeling, everyone, as you said, was caught off guard by that. you have a game coming up next weekend. has a decision been made yet about whether you'll play it? >> it will be made tomorrow by the administration and the coaches and we'll meet and see. it's going to be kind of difficult probably because we're going to be going to a funeral next week and all the other things that go along with it. we haven't made the decision. but if i was to say, i would probably say we weren't going to. >> dan hooks was

his name is reginald garrett.llapsed just moments after throwing his second touchdown in a game on friday night. he was rushed to the hospital. but before the game had even ended, the word reached the sidelines that their friend was dead. dan hooks was garrett's coach. and i spoke with him not long ago from orange, texas. coach, thank you for being so brave to come on. >> thank you. >> our condolences to you and your team and everyone in your town. how are the players taking reginald's death? >> it's devastating. it's just hard to talk about it. they were all crying and falling out. you couldn't say anything to comfort them. what are you going to say? you lost a 17-year-old child and nobody knew what the circumstances were or nothing. it's really bad. >> tell us what kind of guy reginald was? >> he was a great kid. he was a great student, good kid. leader of his team. teammates respected him. it's just a great loss to the family, to the community and the coaching staff. it's got us all in the tank. >> have you had

reginald garrett collapsed shortly after throwing his second touchdown of the night on friday.rett had a history of seizures and coaches say that may have caused the collapse. he was rushed to the hospital and did not survive. a florida father fed up with the way his daughter was treated took matters into his own hands. he confronted two of her classmates and it was all caught on tape. >> on a school bus in suburban orlando, a father's fury caught on a security camera. >> my daughter [beep]. >> 42-year-old james willie jones arrested for disorderly conduct admits his temper got the best of him when he unloaded on children who were bullying his daughter who suffered from cerebral palsy. in the report, he claims the classmates put a condom on her head. >> may daughter is not going to be touched on the way they done. i'm very sorry. i apologize for that. this is not just for me, but for my daughter. >> in the deputy's report, it says jones called the school to complain but nothing was done. the deputy writes, the school has two adults on the bus and attempts to control the childre

his name is reginald garrett.s a star player, he was a straight-a student, but he was unresponsive when they took him to the hospital. the entire school just about turned out to that hospital. we talked to a nurse live here a short time ago talking about how the entire community right now is hurting. we don't know what caused this. an autopsy has been planned. >>> also, toyota, settling a deadly accident, a case where a family was killed when their accelerator got stuck. four people died in this crash in san diego last year, but now it has been settled by toyota. the amount is remaining confidential. for now, what happened with this family with that stuck accelerated led to many of the toyota and lexus recalls. >>> also, actress lindsay lohan already under supervised probation for a 2007 drunken driving conviction. well, she now says she failed a recent drug test. she tells us this in a post on her twitter page. she says she's working hard to overcome her addiction. she also says she's ready to appear before a jud

new reports at reginald f.ommended more education, outreach to minorities and proviiing better access to health care.3>> pregns the number one reason that girls do not complete high school. the graduation raae is also lower for youug wooen who don't complete hi high school. and for young fathers. >> in 2006, altimore's teen pregnancy right was twice the state wide aaerage. time to get your flu shot. ú%ward county held the first clinic of the season today. >> wanttto encourage people to come and get their lu shot early this year. plenty f vaccine. shots and mist available. mist for two year olds tt 500years-old. shots for eeeryone six months to elderly. >> vaccinations for the seasonal flu and h11n are available. >> another beautiful day out3 there today. >> and the good weather let's go straight to meeeorologist emily gracee for a look at the forecast. >>iemily. -> hi guys. sunshine and dry conditions inn3 the forecast for the next couple of days. but rain is needed and it will come in the long range forecast.

reginald avery hired to help ellvator graduation rates taaesshome $233,000 in pay. %-4 percent graduationle number. we should be much higher. >> a request for an interview3 with university system chancellor william kirwin wasú denied. so we showed the graduation data to dr. john wolf. the associate vice chancellor for academic affairs for the university system of maryland. >> yes, thhy are of concern. in terms of the things that need to be done at each institutiin, %-admitted, to beesuccessful in attaining their degree. >> but coppin's graduation rate rivals those of other niversity -ystem schools. at the university of maryland eastern shore..3 15 percent of sttdents graduate in four years. 27 percent in five years. and 32 percent in six years. and this year, its president dr. wolf said although the nummers appear low, progress is being made. >> each institution has worked to define where the weaknesses are among their specific studen3 population, and put ii place programs to help address theú needs of those particular student populations. >> but as low as some of the graduation ates migh

reginald garrett crumpled to the ground moments after throwing his second touchdown of the night.e was rushed to a hospital but did not survive. the team's coach said garrett had a history of seizure and an autopsy has been ordered. tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern, we will talk to his coach. >>> a spokesman for toyota says the car company has settled with two families over a deadly crash. four people were killed last year when their lexus accelerated on a freeway near san diego and crashed over an embankment. lexus is a division of toyota. the company says both parties wish to keep the amount of the settlement private. toyota is not admitting liability. >>> for nearly 40 years, the federal government has asked people from all states if and how much they use illegal drugs. this year, the national survey on drug use and health isn't the worst researchers have seen, but it is worse than last year. >> reporter: illegal drug use is higher than it has been in a decade. according to a new government survey, usage among americans 12 and over rose from 8% in 2008 to 8.7% in 2009. with an upsw

witnesses say the quarterback, reginald garrett, collapsed shortly after throwing his second touchdown. he was quickly rushed to the hospital where teenage friends and family all gathered where doctors tried and could not save him. >> the paramedics did everything possible in the field. we did -- we worked with him for well over an hour. we did everything possible, including our physician getting on the line to a local card olgist o cardiologist. we couldn't get a heart beat back. >> what was that hospital like? was it full of people at the time? >> his family was all there, of course. it was very devastating. lots of crying and shortly after the game ended, my parking lot completely filled with people. the waiting room was full. the parking lot was full. there was cheerleaders and band members. all the coaches were there. it was the entire community, the entire football stadium came to the hospital to check on him. we were trying our best to give them good good news and comfort them but it was impossible. >> she went on to add that garrett was a senior, a straight "a" student at west

his name was reginald garrett.ushed to the hospital after he collapsed on the team's sideline shortly after throwing hiss second touchdown pass of the game. after collapsing, he died just a short time later. hundreds of fans, teammates, friends, filled the hospital's waiting room waiting to hear word about him, and they didn't get the word they were hoping to get, which was that he was going to be okay. susan courtney is supervisor for the baptist hospital of southeast texas where he was taken. she is joining us now by phone. ms. courtney, i appreciate your being here. we have you here not just in your capacity as working for the hospital, but you can give us an idea. everybody in town knew this kid. >> yes, everybody did. he was a very popular child. he was very sweet, very well mannered. he was an a student. he had collegebound -- he already had scholarships lined up. every child liked him. he was nice to everyone. was just a very star person. >> well, ma'am, i guess what was your reaction? like you said, everyon

congratulations to the award winners this evening and to the endorsement of reginald.sure to come to dallas tx 4 the log cabin education forum in april 2011. thanks, have a good evening and again, i am very sorry i can be with you. -- i cannot be with you to rea. [applause] safety's sake, that is not want to be the last to hear from him. those of you that are here from new york, you got to have a preview. he was able to attend an event last week and he will be working with us on a more close basis. those of you may recognize that picture. that picture is a few years old, i think. thank you rnc for the photograph. speaking of the campaign committees, i need to move forward. one of our partners that we have been working with, you heard in the message about and it's -- about candidates. we just rolled out our list of republicans that are incumbents that are supportive of equal rights, and one that non- discrimination, repeal of don't ask don't tell. there are a set that could not have been here. there are new candidates out there. based on recommendations from our colleag

houston, texas, this is a call from reginald. caller: he talks about the speed of the lord, all the speed of the men. when i think about the poor, i think about the blacks there who are the majority of the people in that city. the community reinvestment act. we gave the power to the people. they stay, i get participation. they are not bonded to take payroll. i remember the black wall street. they were empowered each other with the community based and the money stayed in that city. what are we doing into that order where we have megachurches, but not megabanks? host: thank you. guest: i think your comments are solid. o one of doctor king's great quote is it doesn't bend justice on its own. there are good men and women like yourself who pull and tug at it every single day. that's what we're doing in the city of atlanta. the programs we have for small businesses and woman-owned companies really burst the minority to the present day. we meet on a consistent basis. a goal to have 35% of women and small business and minority involved i

indeed, i pointed out when secretary paulson first unveiled the reginald tarp proposal, but a major challenge the banks -- the original tarp proposal, that the major challenge the banks were facing at that time was a shortage of capital, not atoxic asset problem. higher capital standards alone will not provide the stability to support a full economic recovery, or the prosperity of our citizens need and demand. over reliance on increased capital involves a trade-off that every member of this committee needs to consider. higher capital standards means less credit. less credit means fewer jobs and less economic growth. we need to make sure the standards we adopt really do make the financial system more resilient without needlessly sacrificing more jobs. on something as important as this, the administration has again failed to give the americans the certainty that need. we do not know how much new capital our banks will need to raise. we do not know how many loans they will call him to meet those standards. -- calling in to meet those standards, how many businesses and consumers will be denied cr