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cards were taken away, and he was no longer allowed access to the building because he was no longer a udentthat befor this gag order went inteffect. we got that on the record from the university. the judge agreed with the defense he is going to allow the defense to make a public statement despite the gag order correcting the prosecution on that. at best we can tell from these documents and what we got on the record before the gag order, he wasn't banned because of any threats that were made, but rather, his key cards and his access were revoked because he himself chose to withdraw from the university. >> okay. thanks, jim. good work. i kn that sort of pouring owe over the stuff coming out of that hearing. it's just wrapped up. is he facing 152 charges for addingly killing those 12 people and wounding those 58 other people. this happened back in july. there has been no official plea entered in this case and we still do not know if the man you are looking at is legally competent to stand trial, but paul cowen is withser the break to search not only that issue, but why we can't get our hands o

compensation is un b to beliedo believe the person across the table is representing the public and udents. not the union. >> and another issue that came out of chicago, in your view, what pcentage of a teacher's salary should be determined by test scores? >> dwri don't know that there ia fircge i do believe there should be some connection between the capacity of the teacher to move students grade level to grade level and their compensation. and how you measure that i'm sure we could learn from the experiences of different ol stu that was done this boston where they looked at a student in a classroom and how many improved a full 2k3wr5id grade by the end of the year and there were some teachers that regularly moved virtually all of their students a full grade level or more. and there were other teachers who regularly were unaboo th. my view is those that are able to do that should be able to be more highly compensated. and should also potentially become mentor teachers with additional compensation and those that are unable to do that should either develop that skill or phapsind othepathn e

the report said everything else, from the military border eorcement to udent loans, would suffer. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: we turn to the impact of government bailouts here in the u.s. and questions that continue to surround those decisions. it was september 15, 2008, when the investment bank lehman brothers filed for bankruptcy protection. ray suarez looks at what it set in motion and where things stand now. >> suarez: lehman brothers' collapse sent employees packing and the stock market plummeting. the bush administration had decided it would not rescue lehman. the treasury department had taken over mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac that same month, and helped save bear stearns earlier that year. treasury secretary henry paulson told reporters he was drawing a line in the sand. >> i never once considered that it was appropriate to put taxpayer money on the line in resolving lehman brothers. >> suarez: the decision helped trigger a credit and liquidity crisis, fueled by deep doubts about the health of financial institutio

the strike hit 400,000 udents in nearly 700 schools. >> new details on a tense situation unfolding rightrmed standoff with an accused cop killer. the west bloomfield police department now confirming to us that one of its officers who was shot late last night has died. they are not naming this officer but we know he's a 12-year veteran of the force. these are live pictures of the standoff. he was responding to reports of gunfire in the home when the suspect turned his gun on the police. the armed suspect now barricaded in that home. again those are live pictures. >>> tropical storm leslie still on the move after brushing past bermuda. quick check right now of the weather with rob marciano. >> good morning, christine. hurricane michael also in the picture, but has been the past couple days. well off in the atlantic. this thing hit bermuda or really just kind of grazed bermuda earlier over the weekend. now making a run at newfoundland. last year we had a couple of storms that hit the canadian maritimes. looks like this will be the first one this year. could be near hurricane strength when i