. >> 54-year-old thomas wood price of the branson school in marin county submitted resignation after arrest of felony drug charges. lillian live in ross now where the school community and really the rest of marin is in shock tonight. lillian? >>reporter: larry this isn't just any school. this is the branson school. small inclusive school and losing the head master. deputy found thomas wood price in sacramento county motel room friday with large amounts of drugs including heroin, meth and cocaine. deputy say they also found a woman passed out. 21-year-old brit if i hall of elk grove. it was her boyfriend who tipped authority at hall price together doing drugs. >> sad it happened devastating because we are a tight community and he was a great leader. >>reporter: matt a junior at the school where price became head master 7 years ago. bra than son a small school with only 320 students. tuition almost 40,000 dollars. letter that share the branson beard of trustee notify family price since resigned and went on to say we are deeply troubled bt the development. want you to be sure our leader

. >> 54-year-old thomas wood price of the branson school in marin county submitted resignation after arrest of felony drug charges. lillian live in ross now where the school community and really the rest of marin is in shock tonight. lillian? >>reporter: larry this isn't just any school. this is the branson. small inclusive school and losing the head master. deputy found thomas wood price in sacramento county motel room friday with large amounts of drugs including heroin, meth and cocaine. deputy say they also found a woman passed out. 21-year-old brit if i hall of elk grove. it was her boyfriend who tipped authority at hall price together doing drugs. >> sad it happened devastating because we are a tight community and he was a great leader. >>reporter: matt a junior at the school where price became head master 7 years ago. bra than son a small school with only 320 students. tuition almost 40,000 dollars. letter that share the branson beard of trustee notify family price since resigned and went on to say we are deeply troubled bt the development. want you to be sure our leadership te

. >> 54-year-old thomas wood price of the branson school in marin county submitted resignation after arrest of felony drug charges. lillian live in ross now where the school community and really the rest of marin is in shock tonight. lillian? >>reporter: larry this isn't just any school. this is the branson school. small inclusive school and losing the head master. deputy found thomas wood price in sacramento county motel room friday with large amounts of drugs including heroin, meth and cocaine. deputy say they also found a woman passed out. 21-year-old brit if i hall of elk grove. it was her boyfriend who tipped authority at hall price together doing drugs. >> sad it happened devastating because we are a tight community and he was a great leader. >>reporter: matt a junior at the school where price became head master 7 years ago. bra than son a small school with only 320 students. tuition almost 40,000 dollars. letter that share the branson beard of trustee notify family price since resigned and went on to say we are deeply troubled bt the development. want you to be sure our leader

thomas wood, the misinterpretation. a lot of standard histories will say that thomas wood willingly made the decision to follow an order he knew couldn't work in order to destroy his army. i can't accept that. self-preservation alone would not have something to do with that. recent scholarship has cast a lot of doubt on that. it was a mix up, all these battles. james longstreet who had been transferred from the army of northern virginia down to bragg's army, amassing a great force. rosecrans was outnumbered. the union army had fewer people on the field in september 1863 than the confederate army. the right is shattered, and then rosecrans is criticized for fleeing the battlefield in panic. another side of the story. rosecrans met up with james a garfield. garfield, an interesting fellow. he said at one point that he loved every bone in rosecrans's body. he was a self-made man, he had studied theology and was a congressman who would later become president. he and rosecrans would discuss theology late into the evenings. t

brittany hall and a 54-year-old thomas wood row price were arrested after police found meth, heroin and prescription drugs in the room the da told us four felony counts have been filed. price resigned as head master at the ranson school. >> the city of san bruno and other critic ms. a hearing today at issue utility's dealings with state regulators. >> in this controversy we've learned of more inappropriate e mails that critics call a smoking gun. but today's hearing focused on those revealed last month and penalties that should be imposed on pg&e. >> pg&e offers no excuses for what happened. >> pg&e says it expects a penalty for improper back channel dealings for people supposed to serve as watch dogs. e mails in september suggest a cozy relationship including one about judge shopping for a rape case. pg&e's brian cherry, quote, any news on reassignment? and p.u.c president michael peavy's then chief of staff answering working on it i hope the mess is worth it. >> the tenor of that creates a culture. and we believe that that has to change. we believe the city of san bruno asked the judg

brittany hall and a 54-year-old thomas wood row price were arrested after police found meth, heroin and prescription drugs in the room the da told us four felony counts have been filed. price resigned as head master at the ranson school. >> the city of san bruno and other critic ms. a hearing today at issue utility's dealings with state regulators. >> in this controversy we've learned of more inappropriate e mails that critics call a smoking gun. but today's hearing focused on those revealed last month and penalties that should be imposed on pg&e. >> pg&e offers no excuses for what happened. >> pg&e says it expects a penalty for improper back channel dealings for people supposed to serve as watch dogs. e mails in september suggest a cozy relationship including one about judge shopping for a rape case. pg&e's brian cherry, quote, any news on reassignment? and p.u.c president michael peavy's then chief of staff answering working on it i hope the mess is worth it. >> the tenor of that creates a culture. and we believe that that has to change. we believe the city of san bruno asked the judg

deputy claim they found illegal drugs and woman passed out inside his hotel room near sacramento thomas wood price ran the branson school in ross. deputy arrested the 54-year-old answer ago call from another man worried about his girl friend. 21-year-old britney hall was found unconscious inside price room on friday. deputy were able to wake her up. they claim that price had cocaine heroin and methamphetamine inside his room. price is free on bail. due in court next month. hall remains in jail. branson trustee said in a letter dated today no students were involved in the incident exploratorium police are work to go track down man who assault add woman early saturday. surveillance video provided by the restaurant shows the victim walking down san jose avenue near 23 street. her attacker follows pretending ton on cell phone. man attacked when she reached the door to her apartment. he lifted her dress and groped her. woman fought back. screamed. and was able to chase him away. she was not physically injured. >> transient arrested for starting a fair at wine shop in downtown walnut creek and pol

andrew thomas explains why. >>> when graham woods killed a man in a fight, his wife was pregnant. he's halfway through his sentence, but has been in prison for all five years of his daughter's life. as part of a scheme, sentence for a job, he leaves prison for a few hours each day, hoping the work experience will lead to a career as a marine mechanic, once he is released for good. >> i hope i never make the same mistake. >> woods accepts that he deserved to go to prison for a crime he deeply regrets. do other aboriginal men in australia's northern territory have to be behind bars. the most sparsely populated part of the australia has a high incarceration rate. the vast majority are aboriginal. >> we are across the point in the territory. we are at that point now. when you have a 30% population in the territory, and 85% of people in gaol are aboriginal, that is crisis point. >> a reason for high rates of indigenous imprisonment is repeat offending or recidivism. people come out without skills and revert to the same lives, often criminal. >> recidivism is not something we are proud

woods, evading hundreds of police. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas following late developments live from washington. pierre? >> reporter: david, a huge section of eastern pennsylvania can now breathe a sigh of relief. police have caught eric frein. he's alive and in custody. he's been on the run for weeks after ambushing two state police officers, killing one of them. he was thought to be extremely dangerous. a man who had been preparing for a confrontation with police and who had military and survivalist training. there was a huge manhunt involving over 1,000 police officers. after sightings, schools had been shut down and whole communities were urged to stay indoors. there was fear he might reappear to conduct mass shootings. david, the situation could not have been more dangerous. law enforcement officials are happy and i'm sure those people who have been hunkered down for weeks are, as well. >> no question. eric frein captured tonight. pierre thomas leads us off here. pierre, thank you. >>> now, to that deadly plane crash. the pilot can be heard just moments before the crash, saying, "i need to

it's been two weeks now and so far knock on wood, none of the people that were in close contact with thomas eric duncan have shown signs of ebol ebola. remember it's going to be one more week before we get the official all clear. for the most part the vast people that develop the disease, dhes it happens eight to ten days. we got the news that the second worker contracted the virus from duncan. everyone is talking about these protocols. we learned more and more that they were not in place. this is, of course, the national nurses united. it a union. rose an she said, by the way, these protocols not in place anywhere in the united states. some specific things in the dallas hospital. duncan was not immediately the nurses had gear. parts of their body were left exposed. including their neck. at one point hazardous waste piled up. the nurses felt totally unsupported. in this era of lost confidence, this is a shame. i got to tell you particularly the cdc which is on cusp of becoming a joke. i don't know fumbled that conference call, it was the ridiculous. sadly, last year they were the most admir

woods. they surpassed that 21-day monitoring period after potential exposure to thomas eric duncan. the so-called magic date for the city to be completely ebola free is november 7th. the conditions of nurses amber vinson and nina pham are in improving. while in nebraska the cameraman could be declared ebola free and isolation free by this weekend. our views have changed dramatically in the past three weeks. just the past month, we thoughts ebola was a problem in west africa and we were told it could not happen here. >> our experts at the cdc and across our government agree that the chances of an ebola outbreak here in the united states are extremely low. >> now, after one death and two infections on u.s. soil, the game has completely changed. hospitals now specifically ask about recent travel to africa. the 21-day quarantine and personal protective equipment are now part of everyday vocabulary and new travel rules for anyone possibly exposed. we have an ebola czar. and today hospitals are adjusting to fresh cdc guidel e guidelines to how they use that protective gear while dealing w

be out of the woods but the cdc officials said the united states cannot let down its guard and despite all of the measures to screen passengers we could be one flight away from another thomas eric duncan landing in the united states. >> ask a lot of questions on how efeathive the screenings are even if someone isn't showing a fever becauseee are counting on them to tell the truth. >> and doesn't always happen. >>> inside election head quarters. democrat candidates distancing themselves from the president. the president said all democrats running away from him now are tide to him. >> these are folks that vote with me. they have supported my agenda in congress. this isn't about my feelings being hurt. these are folks who are strong allies and supporters of me and i told them you do what you need to do to win. >> our next guest writes that president obama is toxic for democrats in the election and everyone is recognizing that except for the white house. allyson barber, staff writer at the washington free beacon. they maybe allies and supporters but they are running away from the president. >> and they are hurting senate democrats who are in close races and in loof the battleg

wood would have been publicly qualified for that job. there is not just one thing. >> host: why is clarence thomas so reticent to talk to the media? >> guest: he gives me good access. i am sorry he doesn't talk from the bench. during a lot -- are -- oral arguments in 2006. i think it hurts him and hurts his public profile because people are puzzled by it. school children who come to the courts are puzzled by it, they think he does not add anything to say. he gives several reasons, he says my colleagues are doing plenty of talking, i want to hear from the lawyers. he once told some school children said he had grown up somewhat self-conscious about the way he spoke, his poor roots in savannah and he was self-conscious about his dialect. he was a fabulous public speaker. he has a really great voice, a deep, booming voice so when you do hear him speak it is quite strong and commanding. off the top of my head, what john stuart did, when he hears this voice, he is like where is that coming from? he has a fabulous voice and he is a smart individual and he put out many questions that could shed light on the issue before the justices that

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