and, uh, that compress is much better now, isn't it, seaman schroeder? - oh, i think you better pull his tooth. i think he's getting violent. - violent? oh, but he can't be. not yet, oh, what am i going to do? - oh, here, here, yank, pull, hurry, do something. - yank, yank, hurry, hurry, pull, pull. well, i tell you it's absolutely out of the question. i can't do a thing without those x-rays. developed or not, here i go. - admiral, if you'll observe, sir, the outside of our little hospital is also just as neat as a pin. well, admiral, uh, i just remembered, sir, i've got to check with the mess steward again. - again, sir? - yeah, again. i ordered lunch. it's going to be a very big lunch, admiral. now, carpenter, why don't you show the admiral our laundry facilities? i'm sure he'll find those outstanding. - laundry? but, sir, you've seen one, you've seen them all. ow. - oh, that's, uh, we're studying jujitsu, admiral. that's one of our new chops. - you'll have to see our laundry, sir. it's very different, sir, this way please. - all right, you gold bricks

police say police chief doug schroeder was first on scene ford, went into the factory shooting and killing three people. but at first the officer did not have backup but he tracked down the gun man and killed the shooter's friend say this on his part. >> i am sure his only reaction was i have to save these have to dupe what do pretty >> the county sheriff says chief schroeder is a hero because several hundred people were still inside the factory he says ford was not done shooting, by any means but just served a protective order involving a part -- former girlfriend. police have charged the woman they say gave for the weapons, they say sarah hopkins new ford was convicted with a convicted felon, but she still gave him a semi automatic rifle and a 40 caliber handgun. ford had both weapons when he was shot and killed, if convicted, hopkins faces up to 10 years in prison and a 250,000-dollar fine. >>> we have new details this morning in a double shooting and a crowded raleigh shopping center off capital boulevard. police arrested carlos writes, weapons offenses. there are two others facing cha

luckily some good samaritans found schroeder. he was face down with his head bashed in. and his cash was gone. donors stepped up and given $30,000 to a gofundme account for that u.s. marine's recovery. >>> u.s. navy has stopped teaching sailors how to use stars to navigate. now with increased threats of cyber attacks it is bringing back celestial navigation. celestial navigation ended a decade ago after gps became available. now with high-tech threats the navy is bringing it back for an extra layer of protection. navigator's location. tampered with. happen. midshipmen are trained. cost $2,000 a piece. >>> a bay area boy's story that born with the heart condition? listen to this. >> he is the one who spoke with fortune. now he wants to cross another item off of his bucket list. this sunday he is having a huge guess what? everybody is invited. noon to 4:00. there is an entry fee. it goes to help support eric's medical cost. we have more information of wtsp.com. time. >>> traffic alert for drivers in st. pete. contractor for the gan

and it's actually the *fourth time schroeder .. and his team... ((walter/jen)) 3 3 3 3 3 still ahead: back on the ice. the lightning kick off the second half of the season... keeping up that hot streak. 3 plus: the *best announcement video from "national signing day?" wasn't much of a *stretch. lets just say this kid had a leg up... on the competition. ba da ba ba ba 3 time to talk some sports this morning. and we begin with the bolts. the second half of the season is now underway. and it couldn't have started much better. 3 the lightning hosting the detroit red wings for nhl "rivalry night." and the bolts were all over the wings in this one. fast forward to the second: watch the left post....j-t brown buries it, and the lightning are up one-nothing. detroit would actually tied it up soon after that... thanks to a turnover. lightning goalie ben bishop in the end though, that wouldn't really matter. because bishop was perfect after that, and the bolts added two more goals. lightning win the game... three one. they have now won nine of their 3 last

. >>> brian schroeder and lisa have the perfect recipe to make children eat vegetables. >> hide it in chocolate >>> we'll explain how to make this i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what ll h com wed todoaboutmen a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, taking warfarin, i had to deal with that blood testing routine. i couldn't have a healthy salad whenever i wanted. i found another way. yeah, treatment with xarelto . hey, safety first. like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for ng t. assk of bleeding if you c fatal bleeding. get help right away for unexpected bleeding, unusual bruising, or tingling. if you have had spinal anesthesia while on xarelto , watch for back pain or any nerve or muscle related si

"he keeps us on our toes," added kaiden's father, ryan schroeder. local sponsors and donors who provide the muscle for the miracle network's mission were also recognized. and because of their donations, last year the hospital beat its goal of 340- thousand dollars. this year they hope to raise 400- thousand. still to come...animals make their super bowl picks. plus...ben stiller goes for the storm track seven meteorologist is back with another check of your storm track seven forecast. here's the storm track 7 day changing to snow into monday. there could be some accumulation a zoo in iowa turns to a tiger to choose the winner of the super bowl. this is at the blank park zoo in des moines. misha was supposed to pick the winner of the game based on two boxes - a broncos box and a panthers box. misha sizes them up - then ends up going for the panthers box. knocking it over, and chewing it up. an aquarium in florida turning to manatees. two different manatees making their picks...one chose the broncos, the other went with the panthers. though -- the one

. >> reporter: rob schroeder believes someone violently attacked his twin brother and left him for dead, with a fractured skull, a concussion and a brain injury. but police are not calling this a crime. >> i would love to see the men and women find out who did this and charge them. >> reporter: but first, they'd have to claim that it's an attack. >> a crime. right. that would be the first step, i would think. >> reporter: but what exactly happened to michael is a mystery. this surveillance video shows him walking through a parking lot on his way home from a bar, around 1:30 a.m., february 12th. >> cuts across the parking lot right here. and goes right on 37th street, on the right side of the sidewalk. >> reporter: two hours later, a black car drives by, then backs up. it's a fa michael lying facedown. they called police and told them, the man on the ground felt very cold. appeared to be intoxicated and was bleeding from the head. >> there's no way that you think he fell and injured himself. >> just based on video, he is clearly doing well and walking fine. and the sort of injury he had,

avi schroeder comes in. dr.roeder of technion, the israel institute of technology, joined the research several months ago, with the goal of developing a drug for humans that would mimic the elephant's robust p-53. >> now there's a delivery issue, how can we get that protein to the disease site, into the cancer cells, to act and to perform the therapeutic activity on site. we're going to wrap the proteins inside a nanoparticle, and they'll release the protein inside the cancer cells. >> reporter: and if everything works, the cancer cell will be killed? >> yes, the cancer cell will go into a death cycle after that, yes. >> we are excited to have dr. schroeder here. >> reporter: the team of optimists believes clinical trials could begin in three years. not surprisingly, there is skepticism in the medical community, and is shared by dr. lee helman, the head of clinical research at the national cancer institute. >> the whole idea of putting an elephant gene that's regulated in a unique way into a human being when we'

slowed are's friend -- schroeder's friends says it was a ordinary reaction on his part. >> i am sure his only reaction wassef's got to save -- his only reaction wassef's got to -- was i've got to save these people and he just went in. hero because at the time several hundred people were still inside the factory. he says ford was not done shooting by any means. just before that attack, ford waser is afd protective order involving -- was served a protective order involving a former girlfriend. police charged the woman they say gave ford the weapon. sarah hopkins knew ford was a convicted felon but gave him a semiautomatic rifle and 40 caliber handgun. ford had both weapons when he was shot and killed. if convicted hopkins faces up to 10 years in prison in a 2-- and a 250,000 dollar fine. of course there much-- there is much more to the story ahead hear from a woman who came face- to-face with cedric ford. she explains what happened when he shot through her car. >>> we are getting new information about a double shooting at a crowded raleigh shopping center. carlos wright and tyquann tal

>> >> >> brian schroeder is keeping en eye on dot traffic cameras but we begin with meteorologist elizabeth gardner who gives us the big pick temperature elizabeth? >>> that's right we have snow. we have sleet and some freezing rain moving into the area. the area seeing some of that reaching the ground is that we are a little bit darker, a report of snow and freezing rain. no reports from there. as we talked earlier this morning, these area, of course, where it's fairly light is evaporating before it reaches the ground. there is fayetteville. there is the line. the radar is assuming that we are seeing snow and spring late and some sort of wintry mix down to the south. i have word from people in rain at this point. that's true over in the clinton but, again, a lot of reports in goldsboro that we have some snow falling, nothing yet happening in durham. still nothing happening from roxboro. that's an area na will be fairly light. responsible sots. ready to go. of course, they have the brine. sorry we don't have a camera there you are next and we are look at very light amount. winter weather ad

it was the vision of greg schroeder... >> this is good stuff. >> a wealthy real estate consultant whooved collecting wines and decided to turn his hobby into a business. >> we had to drive 35 miles to find the nearest fine wine store, and i thought, "just open a store closer to home." >> today, amazing grapes sells some of the finest wines in the world, and while the business generates about $3.5 million in revenue, last year, they lost money... >> we have never seen a profit from this store in the nine years we've been open. >> and haven't even made a dent in paying down a debt that's well over $500,000. there are 17 employees at amazing grapes, but without a strategy to generate sales and increase profit margins, this business will be done before the end of the year. >> you're selling wine too cheap. >> let me stop you right there. >> i'm not done. i don't see myself walking away from amazing grapes. i'm trying everything i can to keep this alive. >> in the u.s., wine retailers generate over $9.5 billion every year. i think amazing grapes can be turned around, and i want a piece of

the hesston police chief doug schroeder is the one who confronted ford... who was armed with an assault rifle and a handgun. ford's rampage began after he was served with a protection order from his ex-girlfriend. a paramedic in indiana missing for five days is now a person of interest in a theft investigation. investigation.police want to know if craig whitman took 50- thousand dollars.. or more... from the aurora life squad. whitham becamethe department's treasurer a year ago. he's been with the squad for 22 years. he vanished shortly after he was questioned. his family is worried about him.. since he took off without his wallet or cell phone. its hollywood's biggest night. up next.. the expectations for the host of the oscars.. chris oscar year. the skies are looking pretty good right now.. but what about the weekend. it looks like we'll see some rain. steve has your nine first warning forecast to bring you wendy' s north pacific cod sandwich we send guys like this... on boats like these... in weather like this... all the way up here... for wild caught f

. >> steve schroeder will stop by to show us how to make spaghetti in $11. epic shot in the control room. it. the control room can be a >> for sure. >>> let's take a look. we are looking relatively quiet on the 7 day forecast. patchy freezing fog this morning, especially sierra valley and north center nevada, as well. mostly cloudy for today and partly cloudy by tomorrow. sunshine toward the weekend. it looks like mostly sunny skies into the weekend. low 50s and, eventually, low

. >> a new vaccine for the virus was just released in the last month and doctor schroeder said dog owner should not run out to get the vaccine. unless your dog is traveling to places highly affected by the virus. >>> it may be winter but people are thinking spring this weekend. the great dick home and garden shows on the way the annual event features the latest trends in home remodeling and every 14th. >>> if you look outside, if you look outside it looks like spring. >> it's going to feel like spring if we push towards sunday, it's wonderful that comes with a caveat we have snow and cold coming back. let's get you going first with a beautiful sunsets here in cleveland, isn't that wonderful? today, you couldn't really get much photo -- shaykhet a couldn't get much better. it feels like a very forth in northeast ohio, 36 degrees a current temperature in cleveland, wind is deal noticeable. we have a wind chill of 29 degrees, jackets certainly needed and warm air is trying to move back in. it will be quite tonight into tomorrow making a difference for the weekend plans. if you're headed out

this week, brian schroeder and lisa prince have ideas that would warm you up on a cold day. >> we'll make a roasted tweet poe day so salad with wilted kale that way you have a warm salad over a cold salad. >> diced sweet potatoes. add beats, oil, balsamic vinegarrable i was going to give you a bigger bowl but tommy, our photographer, felt he could do it in a smaller bowl. he has faith in you. >> you know, i tried to do i lost a raisin. >> not terrible. >> not terriblbl >> that's all i'm going to do. >> spread this out. >> spread it out evenly and head over to the stove. sauce pan, we have some butter, chopped north carolina pecan and fresh thyme. stir until it melts. put in the oven at 350 degrees for about an hour the while it bakes, we make our dressing. a simple mixture of cherry vin began and dijon mustard. kale with crusted paper flakes. drizzle it with a tressing. >> it's fun. >> i like it. >> i do. >> especially if you have the beats and pecans >>> i do like the beats and potatoes. >> with that topping, i can do anything. >> there you go. >> get a copy of the recipe on wral.co

schroeder's brave actions saved dozens of lives.>> and breaking overnight, three people killed, at least four injured in a devastating and fiery crash on a california freeway. police and commerce say a big rig slammed into two cars, flipped over, and burst into flames. smoke seen pours out of the truck bed. three people pronounced dead at the scene. four others in critical condition this morning. the exact cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> all right. well we've been following the story of former marine chris marquez who two weeks ago was brutally beaten outside of a d.c. mcdonald's. now we're learning another marine was attacked this very same night. new york call schroeder was found facedown between two cars with a fractured skull and all his cash missing. his family believes he was beaten and left for dead. >> mike has very little recollection of the entire evening. doctors also said it's probably gone forever. but, you know, it's a hairy coincidence, and you know, sort of hard to believe that, you know, he, he

and all just thrilled to be there tracy schroeder, dayton "i think he's a calm person and will be able to talk to other world leaders and i think he's a smart man, i think he'll bring good business" gene munnings, carson city "he wouldn't be trying to divide us, he'd want us to unite together" kirk jensen, virginia city - "i think he's a very good man, a good guy all around, he just doesn't have the money to stay around with the big boys but despite what the polls or pundits say, dr. carson maintains he is not dropping out of the race anytime soon. carson "being quiet and mild mannered does not mean not strong and people just need to re-orient themselves and understand how that works covering campaign campaign 2016, andi guevara, channel 2 news and the republican caucus is tomorrow here in nevada be sure to stay with us for continuing coverage all throughout the night. this will be a very mild and uneventful weather week. a large ridge of high pressure is building in offshore which will deflect the energy of any pacific storms up to our north. temperatures will climb from the mid-50s t

chief schroeder likely saved many lives. >> there are probably 300 more people in the building while this is going on. this man was not going to stop shooting. the only reason he stopped shooting was because that officer stopped the shooter. ford did have a criminal record and police want to know how he got his hands on an automatic pistol and assault rifle that he used for the shooting. >>> it's too dry outside, a grass fire broke out today in the town of falcon, not far from colorado springs. fire crews were able to corral the flames before any of the homes you can see here were damaged. meteorologist -- justin mcafee is with the -- justin mcafee is >> reporter: east of the mountains we are really drying out. we have high fire danger through this weekend. newly released from the climate prediction center is the three- month precipitation outlook and it does look promising for the state of colorado. notice the southern tier of the united states including the southwest which is expecting a greater chance of seeing above normal precipitation in the next three months. that is opposed t

i'm using tyson schroeder's his hot sauce that he has. salt 'n' savory, i'm doing a chipotle sea salt rim. what is not local is a german beer, but from one of our local companies that delivers to us. warsteiner canned beer. sarah: wonderful. okay, so let's put this together. annalisa: so what i'm going to do here is rim the glass with lemon juice. take it and put it the pickle juice and do 3/4. and then i'm going to add the homemade tomato urban blend which is all different products from the great basin co op. garlic, fresh tomato juice. all that good stuff. fresh lime. and we're going to do three ounces of this. and then a couple splashes of worcestershire sauce. and then for the best part, your canned beer. sarah: if you don't have this particular beer, what style of beer should people add? annalisa: um, a modelo or a pilsner. or victoria. any kind of canned beer. coors, bud. sarah: okay. ohmygosh. and spicy. annalisa: yes. sarah: and then you garnish with a pickle. annalisa: and i have a rosemary, to brighten it up a little bit. sarah:

before being killed by police chief doug schroeder. adam miller was trying to evacuate his coworkers when he came face to face with ford. sot adam miller: "i saw him come around the corner and he told him to run, there's a fire. he still looked confused and i told him again and he said i know then shot me." miller who still recovering in the hospital was shot 4 times says he still feels for ford. sot -- adam miller: "i don't know what he was going through. obviously he felt this was the way out. and so, my heart just aches for him." just ninety minutes before the shooting? ford was served at work with a restraining order to stay away from another ex girlfriend who claimed he was "in desperate need of medical and psychological help!" family and friends are saying goodbye this weekend-- to five of the six victims killed in the kalamazoo, michigan shootings. a memorial service for mary lou nye was held in bridgman today. she was one of four people shot and killed at a cracker barrel parking lot last saturday. memorial services for four ot

parking lot at the excel industries plant, and another 14 inside, before hesston police chief doug schroeder shot and killed him. sheriff walton: he had to stop that threat. you've got 200-300 people in there. luckily, 200-300 people came out. armed with an assault rifle and an automatic handgun. investigators are trying to figure out how he got the weapons, because he did have a criminal record. stacey: a big endorsement for donald trump. after a combative republican debate last night, the gop front runner picks up support from a former opponent. kcci's aixa diaz is live in washington. aixa, new jersey governor chris christie says he made the decision yesterday. aixa: chris christie says donald trump is the strong, tough leader this country needs. gov. chris christie: i endorse he and donald trump for president of the united states. [cheering] aixa: chris christie, who dropped out of the 2016 race earlier this month, says donald trump is the only candidate who can beat hillary clinton. that's why the new jersey governor is now backing the gop front runner. donald trump: when you're in numbe

and all just thrilled to be there tracy schroeder, dayton "i think he's a calm person and will be able to talk to other world leaders and i think he's a smart man, i think he'll bring good business" gene munnings, carson city "he wouldn't be trying to divide us, he'd want us to unite together" kirk jensen, virginia city - "i think he's a very good man, a good guy all around, he just doesn't have the money to stay around with the big boys but despite what the polls or pundits say, dr. carson maintains he is not dropping out carson "being quiet and mild mannered does not mean not strong and people just need to re-orient themselves and understand how that works covering campaign campaign 2016, andi guevara, channel 2 news and more republican presidential candidates will visit northern nevada tonight and tomorrow. texas senator ted cruz will speak at the boys and girls club on foster drive in reno tonight. doors open at 7 p-m. and front-runner donald trump will host a rally at the rose ballroom at the nugget tomorrow, starting at noon. to r-s-v-p for either event head to k-t-v-n dot com an

chief doug schroeder took control of the situation and saved lives. >> authorities in mesa county, washington, say a man killed four people inside a home, then shot and killed himself inside a standoff with police. the sheriff said he had shot and killed his family. police surrounded that home. and the gunman stepped outside and shot himself. a girl who survived has been taken to the hospital. >>> a massachusetts teenager who raped and murdered sentenced to at least 40 years in prison. phillip chisholm was 14 when he murdered. because he was 14, he could not be sentenced to life. the mother of his victim today called chisholm pure evil. >>> a deadly police shooting of a man brandishing a shotgun was justified. last july, when police confronted a man, howard gwen said 23-year-old cawanza beatty ignored officers' commands. the second officer shot and killed beatty. investigators later discovered that shotgun was not loaded. >>> coming up. a cease-fire goes into effect across syria. >> first, the cdc is revealing details about several pregnant women in this country who have the zika virus. >>> i

second marine attacked in that area police believe someone attacked thirty five year old michael schroeder from behind as he was walking home he suffered a fractured skull and a concussion. the family believes he was lying in the street for at least an hour to teens are being held behind bars for attacking another marine in this surveillance video at the same mcdonald's a couple happened on the same day but we're told are on related. a tanker carrying thousands of gallons of water crashes on the highway the driver is trapped in the wreckage here for the man who pulled that her trucker to safety and underway to all easter sunday they are there any films up for best picture and many are eager to see what host chris rock will say especially about the oscars diversity controversy abc's brent hit has the latest from hollywood red carpet is out in final preparations underway for hollywood's biggest night the eighty eighth annual academy awards. yes i feel so lucky this year eight films are nominated for best picture the president leads the pack with twelve oscar nods including leonardo dicaprio

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it is heston's police chief doug schroeder, racing inside to confront ford in a one-on-one gun battle. by 5:24, the shootout is over. sergeant chris carter says what his boss did saved a lot of lives. >> if there's gunfire, we go to the gunfire. if you're by yourself, you're by yourself. >> reporter: run towards the gunfire? >> we will run towards it. >> reporter: police say just 90 minutes before the rampage, ford was served at work with a court order to stay away from an ex-girlfriend who alleges he was violently abusive. she wrote, "he is in desperate need of medical and psychological help." >> reporter: today, the president made yet another call to a mourning community. >> the real tragedy is the degree to which this has become routine. >> reporter: night -- right now, the factory is still shut down for the investigation. and saying the police chief is a hero. >>> now to breaking developments overseas tonight. a cease fire in syria, brokered by the u.s. and russia, taking effect just a short time ago. but a fierce round of air strikes in the hours before. alex marquardt, from dama

ford killed three of his co-workers and injured 14 more before being killed by police chief doug schroeder. adam miller was trying to evacuate his co-workers when he came face-to-face with ford. >> i told him he needs to run, there's a fire, and he -- just looked confused, i told him again. he said, i know and he shot me. >> reporter: miller still recovering in the hospital was shot four times, says he still feels for ford. >> i don't know what he was going through, but -- obviously he felt this was the way out. and so -- my heart just aches for him. >> reporter: just 90 minutes before the shooting, ford was served at work with a restraining order to stay away claimed he was in desperate need of medical and psychological help. cecilia, excel industries remains closed tonight. no word on when the plant will reopen. cecilia? >> eva, thank you. we turn overseas now to syria, defying all expectations. a cease-fire there holding 24 hours now. here's abc's report from a strangely quiet damascus. >> reporter: children playing tonight in an empty lot on the edge of damascus. none are from here. al

it was the town's police chief, doug schroeder. kansas governor, sam brownback. >> rather than waiting on backup, he went right in and did heroic duty and service. >> reporter: when the police chief stopped the attack, there were still 200 to 300 people inside the building behind us here. scott, late this afternoon, officials announced they would charge a kansas woman for giving a convicted felon. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez in kansas tonight. manuel, thank you. we learned today that the governor's office in michigan was concerned about the drinking water in flint long before the public was told of dangerous lead contamination. dean reynolds found the proof in the e-mails. >> reporter: problems surfaced soon after the city, under orders from a government-appointed emergency manager, switched its water from lake huron to the heavily industrial flmp. it was cheaper that way, but the water was discolored and foul smelling, and people got sick. jim ananich is a state senator. >> time and time again, members of the highest level of the

an ak-47. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: fd killed 3 of 14 more before being killed police chief doug schroeder. adam miller was trying to evacuate his co-workers when he came face to face with ford. >> so, i told him he needs to run, there's a fire andhe just looked confused. >> reporter: miller, who is still recovering in th he says he still feels for ford. >> i don't know what he was going through. obviously he felt this was the way out. and somy heart just aches for him. >> reporter: just 90 minutes before the shooting, ford was served at work with a restraining order to stay away from another ex-girlfriend, who claimed he was "in desperate need of medical and psychological help." cecilia, excel industries remains closed tonight. no word on when the plant will reopen. cecilia. >> thank you. syria, defying all expectations, a seescease-fire holding on for 24 hours. here's alex marquardt. >> reporter: children pling tonight in an empty lot on the edge of damascus. none are from here, all forced from their homes in a war that s lasted as long as they can remember. today, this boy told me, they

the kansas police chief doug schroeder cannot wait for backup, without his response more people would have been at risk, s cedric ford shot 19 killing three at an industrial plant yesterday, 90 minutes before the attack, he was served a protection order at his job which gleefully triggered the shooting spree,t about 5:00 p.m. a and a man driving his children have been shotab the minutes later a person driving their car had been shot in the car stolen that's when he went back to his job and began randomly firing, we officer who responded with inside the building exchange gunfire with himdede and killed him, the police say that he was upset when he was served the pfa but that it was not anything outrageous. something big at the i. x. never missed one car show at the i. x. center even when downtown, i just love the pressure love the pressure we have p.j. ziegler out there, with thehe easiest assignment of the week .th she met we were at burgers and beer in lakewood, impressed that the girls could pour beer like beer like akamai was a bartender for quite some time so i knew what i was doi

reporter: ford killed 3 of his coworkers and injured 14 more before being killed by police chief doug schroeder. adam miller was trying to evacuate his co-workers when he came face to face with ford. >> and so, i told him he needs to run, there's a fire and he just looked confused. i told him again. he said, i know, then he shot me. >> reporter: miller, who is still recovering in the hospital, was shot four times. he says he still feels for ford. >> i don't know what he was going through. obviously he felt this was the way out. and so, my heart just aches for him. >> reporter: just 90 minutes before the shooting, ford was served at work with a restraining order to stay away from another ex-girlfriend, who claimed he was "in desperate need of medical and psychological help." cecilia, excel industries remains closed tonight. no word on when the plant will reopen. cecilia. >> okay, eva, thank you. >>> we want to turn overseas to syria, defying all expectations, a cease-fire there now holding on for 24 hours. here's alex marquardt. reporting in tonight from a strangely quiet damascus. >> reporter: