he then barricaded himself on the eight floor of the nelson building. police said the suspect is now subdued. we don't know if the suspect was wounded or shot or taken into custody. we also don't know if the doctor who was shot has survived or is the only victim. weir while -- while drive together scene, multiple roads have been closed. the building has been vawctd -- evacuated. >> i missed some of it while wrow -- you were talking. do you know the condition of the doctor? >> reporter: no. we don't know how many times he was shot or what the motive was. >> all right. do you know if the hospital is letting people back in. >> reporter: i would assume they are not letting them back. as we're driving around the building people are on president streets in confusion. people are detouring us all around the building. we can't even get close, so i don't believe there's any movement back in the police. we just learned that the suspect was subdued, so i doubt anyone will be allowed back in, not for awhile at least. >> we just got word that the building is not bein

there will be no buy out with don nelson. he leaves nothing on the table and he would be laying in the middle of their practice floor until they gave up the 6 million. >> okay. we can laugh because nelson had a great career, nobody won more games at the nba level. did he not win a championship but he he owns half of maui and will be fine. giants are back in first place and so much for the giants can't hit. that is a weird outfit but as long as you are happy do your thing. here is uribe, hit two home runs in just the second inning. juan uribe just went crazy. giants scored 9 runs and again, a pair of home runs by uribe and san francisco just cruising buster posey will get in the act his 16th home run of the season. if you watch the posey ball. giants pitchers have gone 17 straight games allowing 3 runs or fewer. longest pitching streak since the 1917 white sox. they set the record with 20 this a row. baumgartner got a lot of offense and giants on to colorado. both the rockies and dodgers -- rockies and padres lose tonight, the

after 12 straight losing seasons with the warriors nelson returned to the team in 2006 a loaded with talent. the team made the playoffs in 2007 and they pulled off for the biggest upsets the nbc a playoff history by eliminating autopsy dallas that was one highlight of nelson's second stop. the other game april 7th the nba's all-time winningest coach and at age 70 he these the bench with the record of 1333 wins and 1060 losses. it vern glenn kron 4 news. >> a live look at traffic at the golden gate bridge. the bay bridge toll plaza envoy look to the back up there. the fast track planes are moving at a meeting like the look of the back of the take gates. we'll be right back with a lot more news a federal investigation to be to blame for a blast 10 years ago in arizona that killed 12 people.

to the authorities, that don nelson is gone. and the coach with the most winnings without a world championship and speculation is that his assistant will also step up. for this coming season. we have wreck urick bucher is this a resignation or was he fired? >> please let me correct you for my brother and i did not break the story. that was stein mark stein, from espn .com there with the team source that definitely tehe is out. >> and also joining us is steinmetz [laughter] >> and it is funny because you are at these breaking stories and i automatically went there but you think your brother. and was the poorest or did he resign on his own? >> no. they have been building a team. it was not a don nelson tea allm summer and there was a feeling a run the bay area. and certainly guys in that locker room or not ready for don nelson to come back and coach this team. the feeling is that that era is over and have to go into our new direction. the new ownership is certainly aware of that. it was only a matter of timing. this is a bit odd.

not just this nelson building. it happened apparently on the eighth floor, not just the building but also nearby building. hospital officials are preventing access to the main hospital and the update we're getting directly from the baltimore police, according to the associated press, that the suspect is not in custody. so we know that there are police officers on the scene, that law enforcement is looking to get control of what could be potentially another dangerous situation, and already dangerous given that someone has been put in critical condition and is clinging to life. so the update now is that the situation is ongoing. let me bring in back our msnbc analyst who's a former fbi profiler and hostage negotiator clint van zandt. that really changes the scenario that police are facing in johns hopkins. >> yeah, it really does. of course, the question that law enforcement has to resolve is how many shooters could they have one in with us toddy and another still be on the loose? but the challenge is, as you and i t

nelson on the november ballot. would that be an issue? >> not if they have it changed -- have changed their minds. they're the ones that brought up the other. >> in the very least, she will have to use her real name come november. >> if you are in the market for a job, the competition is getting stiffer. and at least, that is according to the latest unemployment numbers in maryland. >> of the state jobless rate rose last month as about 7000 people lost their jobs. >> those discouraging unemployment numbers came on the same day that the house of commons let the busing -- let a bustling readfield center hit the -- a bustling retail center in the chopping block. >> on tuesday, the 10 story towson commons building, once a thriving entertainment complex, but went on the auction block. maryland's unemployment rate rose from 7.1% in july to 7.3% in july -- in august. maryland and florida are the only two states that recorded and in -- a significant increase in unemployment last month. >> is this a trend or a sick and sad? i kind of thing this is

can't sell that by bringing nelson back. all time winning coach over 1300 wins and get the 6 million dollars left on the contract and probably head back to maui. probably on maui now actually. no reason to even leave. smart is heir to the thrown for years now. probably one year to show what he can do as the boss and i'm told that general manager riley has done a nice job this off season. also expected to stay on for the coming campaign. whatever bruce told the hiters in the pre-game meeting tonight in chicago, it worked. giant offense the crowd ended in a big way. giants are back in first place by that much. dress for success. giant fan on the left. cub fan with fish on his head. juan. night to remember. 2nd inning. crushes this pitch. way, way out on to wave avenue. up again in the second inning. bases loaded that's a grand slam. 6 rbi in one inning for juan. 9 runs total for the giants. this from a team that could barely score the last 2 nights. the you go get some, some, kid. big cushion for madison who went 7 innings. he

rebecca lynn nelson is running as a democrat. she said she did what she was told to do. she filled out a form saying they printer rebecca weir nelson rather than her real name. david collins wanted to know more. >> you were banking on the family's name recognition. >> no, i'm banking on the fact that people know my family's character and that we are conservative and that we're concerned about the environment. >> the state is investigating formal complaints that she did not provide written statements, two, two that she was known in the economy as rebecca weir nelson. we will have more on our website. just click on local news. this man was reportedly ordered to volunteer at an animal shelter after being charged with animal abuse. he is accused of beating a dog with a pipe. the dog was severely injured and eventually euthanized. prosecutors said he needed to perform 50 hours of community service. the spca is upset and admits there were never consulted about the recommendation. >> maryland requires students to learn about the environment. this move could go as far as requiri

ben nelson is not even up for re-election this year. he just, you know, randomly in the middle of a really tough election year headed down to the heritage foundation to see what he could do to help out his party, i mean the other party. same goes for senator mary landrieu of louisiana, also a democrat. she is also not up for re-election herself this year but she is happily campaigning away on the republican side against the obama administration's offshore drilling moratorium. in fact, she is blocking confirmation of the president's nominee to lead the office of management and budget because of the drilling issue. which is great news for her home state republican colleague senator david vitter who is not just a man with a hooker problem. he is also the man with the hooker problem who is running for re-election in louisiana this year. and he is, of course, totally onboard with mary landrieu's decision to hold up the president's budget director as retribution for the offshore oil drilling moratorium. so mary landrieu, again, a democrat, no

investigation into tte events that unfolded here at johns hopkins hospitaa earlier eighth floor of the nelson building. hospital immediately went that lock down. technical team moved in. police now say the gunman became iratt after learning his mother was paralyzed following surggry earlier this week. >> mr. r: but she worried about her friends on 88 >> i can't immanuel how they are feeling right now. hopefully they have evacuated the unit. >>repooter: with blocks barricaded by police a routine blood delivery is wheeled in a side entrance. >> whether he to wait in the office just wait until the police told them that it was okay to come out that door. >>reporter: finally there's word. >> i think it is about done. >>reporter: tonight while the hospital gets back to the normal routine, sooe hospital úorkers tell us they hopee% adminissrators will now consider metal detector aa evvry entrance. live in east baltimore fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> thank you kathleen. we are learning more about the shooter including his real name karen parks joins us live with more on the confusion and not the shooter i

police say 50-year-old warren davis shot a doctor on the eighth floor of the nelson building in the massive johns hopkins hospital complex after he became emotionally distraught over his mother's medical condition. the doctor collapsed just outside the doorway of the room, and mr. davis was last seen running into the room brandishing the handgun in the direction of his mother, who was confined to the bed. >> reporter: hospital employees were alerted to the danger as dozens of patients and employees were evacuated. police secured the eighth floor as they tried to establish contact with davis and allow business to continue in the rest of the massive complex until police finally determined davis shot his mother in the head then took his own life. >> we are treating this case as a murder-suicide, and obviously, the shooting of the doctor preceding this discovery. >> reporter: hospital officials say after the shooting at virginia tech, they launched an intense investigation into how they could best make their hospitals safer. they say they are once again going to be looking into safety policies

so when there's news about don nelson it gets to everyone. the team will make the announcement official on their media day monday. assistant keith smart is expected to take over. nelson had one more year left on his contract with golden state and will reportedly receive the full $6 million he was due to make as the team marks off the final details of the arrangement with now their former coach don nelson. >>> meantime the giants are just weird, their offense they've been shut out three times in the last eight games. but tonight exploding when they score anything they usually score a lot. a big second inning led by that guy, juan uribe nine runs for the giants in the second inning. juan uribe clears the bleachers. and the beat goes on. freddy sanchez, his third four hit game of the year for the giants. a roller to right that will fetch a run. it was 4-0 and the beat goes on as that man ur, ribe bats again. this time grand slam. and the giants now lead 12-0. when i walked in here they were two outs in the bottom of the 7th inning. so they have

keith era el asistente de nelson.. la maquina cementera de cruz azul se mantiene de lider general del torneo apertura apesar de perder en el arranque de la fecha nueve.. mientras tanto... tigres y chivas tuvieron que jugar ayer luego de que el sabado no pudieron por la lluvia... francisco acuqa abrio el marcador para los de casa recien iniciado el complemento... miguel angel ponce en el 71 logro el empate definitivo.. en el estadio azteca.. las aguilas del america apesar de ir perdiendo por uno a cero ante santos laguna.. no solo lograron igualar el marcador con este tanto de vicente sanchez.. sino que se pusieron al frente con dos tantos de vicente matias vuoso quien por jugar contra su ex equipo no hizo su balecito para celebrar sus goles... 3-2 fue el marcador final a favor del america.. esa es la informacion deportiva.. terminan, otros comienzan una relacion... parece que a madonna no le molesta la diferencia de edad.... luego de su romance con el joven brasileno jesus luz, todo indica que la estrella, que cumplio

they want to move in a new direction that doesn't include the 70-year-old nelson. his top assistant keith smart will take over as head coach. >> just about 4:45. a plane full of people misses disaster by just 50 feet. up next the frightening mid air close call that almost caused a collision over a major u.s. city. >> and bad guys on bikes in berkeley. police launch a major crackdown [ female announcer ] this is a strawberry pop tart. but this is warm, fresh-baked strawberry toaster strudel. [ music ] see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel, the one kids want to eat. and these e the ones you'll love on a school night pillsbury ham and cheese crescents with just a few ingredients, you have an easy to make dinner. they're crescents for the other 364. try them tonight. [ quinand this is my eggo., on fridays i have hockey before school, so i take two eggo homestyle waffles and put peanut butter inside. [ whispering ] i add a couple chocolate chips when dad's starting the car. [ male announcer ] there's only one way to eat an eggo...your way. [ quinn ] l'eggo my eg

in denver today, rockies were tied 5-5 in cincinnati when chris nelson catches nick massen. chris nelson steals home. >>> the vickings and saints officially kicked off the nfl regular season. but new england quarterback tom brady delivered the biggest hit of the day. brady slammed his audi into a mini van. tom was unhurt but a passenger in the mini van was taken to the hospital. brady seemed fine when he practiced with the patriots today and no charges were failed. >>> and the vote is in, arch bishop and san ramon is the high school game of the week. we'll be in san ramon tomorrow. >>> and only 30 eligible golfers advanced today. cutcher leadthe bmw over mora. >>> team usa found themselves down 30-35 against russia today in turkey. that's when kevin duran takes over. durant works the dipsy dooley. today is also the anniversary of the russian win against the u.s. we were robbed. that's sports tonight. we'll see you tonight at :00. >>> we want to show you a live picture before we leave you tonight. there's been some sort of explosion. this is looking from san bruno. no word ye

they will do it without nelson. they woke up tonight in chicago, the minute is next. [ female announcer ] jerry brown and oakland's schools. what were the facts? fact: march 7, 2000. brown asks voters for new mayoral power to appoint school board members. he gets it, and promises better schools. but the drop out rate increases 50%. the school budget goes into a 100 million dollar deficit. the schools become so bad the state has to take them over. it was "largely a bust," he admitted. jerry brown. failure as governor. failure as mayor. failure we can't afford now. total tonight at wrigley field in one inning the giants e giants offense scored four runs in it's previous five games. they double would that tonight. they erupted for nine runs in the 2nd inning. finished it off with a gland slam. madison bumgarner. the giants beat the cubs 13-0. they got some help from the dodgers. the dodgers beat the padres 3- 1. so the giants are in first place. braden snapped the losing streak tonight. first place, rangers 5-0. keep h

correspondence done off an area where a gunman in the nelson building, which was just down this road here, where the gunman was in the nelson building, they are not sure what was going on, they were not sure whether he was holding hostages or what was going on. here is a chaotic scene. here is how it all went down. this all started just after is 1:00th mornings, 50-year-old warren davis was talking to a doctor on the eighth floor about his mother's condition. the news was bad. his #( you can find constant updates on our web site at abc2news.com. >>> now we here at abc 2 want you to know that tonight's scheduled episode of "grey's anatomy" is the season finale from season 6. the story is very similar to what happened at johns hopkins hospital today so we can certainly understand if you don't want to watch it. wyatt? >> all right kelly. get you right into the weather out there. we do have some developing storms across the area, especially north and east of baltimore, kent county on the eastern shore. let's get a look at that. maryland's most powerful radar tracking that cluster of sto

democratic senator nelson went on the record. is senator nelson ready to team up with republicans and filibuster his own party on bush tax cuts? first we asked about last night's primaries. nice to see you. what do you make of last night's election in delaware? not your party, but certainly is a stunning upset. >> i think there were a lot of surprises last night. the surprise in delaware was a surprise. big surprise for a lot of people. maybe the impact is greater now because it was a primary on the republican party. the surprise was for everybody. >> greta: it is interesting i've been talking to a number of senators. in the beginning there was discussion how the democrats were surprised. they had town hall meetings when everyone was getting yelled at saying democrats weren't paying attention. scott brown takes the seat in massachusetts. now the republicans they've got bennet, utah, alaska, delaware, in new york the tea party candidate. there's a shake-up on the republican side as well. >> that means we all need to be on our toes

my name is jeffrey nelson, the head of planning for a medical center. i just want to say that we take this very seriously, as well, and we're under no illusion that we would not be creating new benefits, including housing, and i want to provide a little bit of context as to why some people would have come into conclusions that this was overlooked. hospitals do not have the luxury of having zones. there are special uses everywhere in the city. they are conditional uses. they're all at the discretion of the commission, and we always have to shote our ability. the language that is proposed for the special use district has the allowance for hospitals for a conditional use, and no one is trying to get out from under that. why is there not a discussion of a three to one housing requirement? there are multiple housing requirements in the sweep of the projects, including st. luke's. one is the three to one issue. we wanted to basically start a dialogue, and we sat down of to a couple of years ago and i think we stand ready. i just want to say that we remain com

these people much information but did assure us a situation was contained to the eighth floor of the nelson building. after the virginia tech shooting, johns hopkins apparently beefed up security and added 400 police officers. they and all of the baltimore city officers received text messages about what was going on. >> the first means that we communicate is with an emergency text message. that went out before i got to my building and to the hospital. that text message went out over the hopkins cell phone. we follow that up with e-mails and everything else, but all staff members are encouraged routinely, new hires are encouraged routinely to ensure they sign up for those emergency text messages. >> reporter: they have not had an incident like this as long as people can remember, obviously. now, there are not metal detectors in the hospital. they say they have thousands of people coming in and out of the hospital every day and putting metal detectors in, is just not feasible. right now, the protocol is for patients and visitors to check in before being allowed in the hospital. it's not clear

a shooting on nelson eight. >> okay. >> 9! >> calm down. has anybody been shot? >> i don't know. i work for physical therapy. we heard gunshots. >> wow. police tell us the department and hospital officials are investigating mr. pardus' history and working to determine if crucial details may have been overlooked. we have posted the 911 calls in their entirety on our web site, wbaltv.com. hurricane igor is on track for bermuda, creating high winds and rough surf. to get ready, locals are gathering supplies and boarding up homes while vacationers are trying to leave before the storm hits some time on sunday. igor's forecasted path forced royal caribbean to change the destination for enchantment of the seas that departs from baltimore. it is now heading to the bahamas. b.p.'s blown-out well in the gulf of mexico could be hours away from being permanently sealed, that is the word from the gulf tonight. one final test and then they start cementing, killing that well for good. >> 152 days in and b.p. engineers say it's still going to take a few more hours before the fractured deep water

according to multiple reports, nelson will be let go before monday's media day. assistant keith smart will take over as head coach. nelly has one year and $6 million left on his contract but new owners joe lake and peter guber felt the change needed to be made now. >>> right in the thick of the division race, the giants bats have gone quiet scoring just four runs in the last five games. but the wind was blowing out at wrigley tonight. courtesy of comcast sportsnet, second inning, juan uribe, number 21. 3-0 giants. still in the 2nd, uribe up again this time with the bases loaded and he goes deep again. it's a nine-run inning for the giants. they lead the cubs 13-0 in the 9th. blue jays and mariners, why you ask? jose bautista hit 16 home runs in 2006 with the pirates until his career high until this season against felix hernandez. bautista muscles up for his 50th homer of the season. he is just the 26th player in baseball history to reach that milestone. after the game, questions of steroids came up. >> have you ever used performance-enhancing drugs? >> absolutely

>> on nelson 8. >> reporter: tonight doctors expect a full recovery and the patients are relieve. >> i can't imagine what my lower back would be like without dr. cohen's intervention. >> reporter: for years this woman suffered from years of back pain, from a degenerative disk, then a car accident. the pain didn't go away until she met dr. cohen. >> he changed my life completely. >> he was my knight in shining armor. that is why i was so devastated to hear of the horror that happened to him. >> reporter: within minutes she learned another patient's son shot cohen, she possessioned messages on her facebook -- posted messages on her facebook page, asking for prayer. for her his recovery is good new. >> he brought me back to my feet, so i would like the same for him. >> reporter: billion are determining if there were -- police are determining if there are any miss signals. >>> on anthony avenue flames spread from the basement to the first floor of a home. everyone in the home were able to get out safely and doctors treated the injured firefighter at an area hospital. >>> today marks one

i'm barry nelson with the water project here in san francisco. i'd like to start by thanking the city for pulling this conference together and note it's in some way as real landmark event. this is, i think the first conference i've attended with water manager's. this is the first one where a significant portion of the event is not devoted to whether climate change is real. i think water managers really in the last couple of years have moved past that and now we're ready for the next step in that discussion, what are the impacts of that and what can water managers do to adopt their operations appropriately. that's a particularly appropriate time for us to be working on this issue and we're putting the finishing touches of a report could, in hot water, what can water manager's do to address this. there's executive summary and we're just finishing the editing now and it should be out in six weeks and how should water managers be changing the way they think in response to water climate change and we're delighted to be there with the report. if you in

>> 911, we need 911 there's shooting on nelson eight. >>> tonight new information and the calls for help. >>> hello everybody i'm denise koch and here is what people are talking about tonight. calls flooded into 911 as patients and hospital staff heard gunfire inside john hopkins hospital. a man shot a doctor then killed hiss mother and himself. tonight mike hellgren stays on this story with the investigation and those frantic calls for help. >> reporter: the 911 tapes reveal more of the chaos here. the police commissioner does not believe the shooting was planned. panic from patients. >> 911, we need 911 there's shooting on nelson eight. >> reporter: and staff after warren partis shot his ailing mother's doctor in the stomach. partis was distraught over his mother's prognosis. >> i was standing right there, a physician came down, it was very loud, boom, shot. he fell down on the ground screaming. everybody started to run for safety. i'm okay. but a lady next to me collapsed down. >> reporter: partis shot the doctor, barricaded himself then shot his mother then killed himself. >> i guess

. >> police say they are treating the eighth floor of that nelson building as a crime seen. the rest of the hospital is open for business as usual. things are slowly returning to normal here at johns hopkins hospital where the security officials say where they will be conducting an intense review. we are live at johns hopkins downtown, derek valcourt. >> thank you. >> our complete coverage continues with jessica kartalija who spoke to a witness who was feet away when the doctor was shot. >> reporter: that witness has asked that we do not show his face or use his name. just after 11 this morning, this witness was meeting with a doctor. then this. >> i was up on the eighth floor, and i hear a bang. then i saw a -- either a nurse or a resident female come running around the corner saying he shot the doctor, shot the doctor. so i went down, probably about 10 yards and made a left and there the doctor was on the floor in the hallway. >> reporter: the witness who asked that we not use his name said they searched frantically for a gurney. >> they brought the crash cart over. there

. >> t happened late this morning, in the nelson uilding. complex. it ended with a doctor shot. the gunmmn's mother dead. and the gunman killing himself. >> jeff, we do know that doctor %-shot in the stomach. cohen. and was rushed into emerrency surgery. the good news tonight, he is expected to survive his injuries. cohen is a faculty orthopedic surgeon, did his residency in spinal reconstructive surgery at johns hopkins. now we don't know exactly how this dootor was involved in the but what we do know is that he was out of the hospital room today, talking with paul pardus. telling aul pardus about the condition of his mother, and apparently, according to hospital staff, talking about his mother being paralyzed. and, again, it was after that troubling news that this all started. around 11:11 this morning on the eighth floor of the nelson building here. paul pardus shot dr. cohen and barricaded himself in the mother's hospital room. hospital was immediately put on swat teams and fbi agents wasted no time to get into position,,on the ground and in the air. so i sat for an hour.cur

nelson, i would like to ask you to wrap up. we have to get to the last speaker and we have some votes we have to get to. >> this is another study supporting that. i won't talk about the amazing results and newly diagnosed juvenile diabetes, but i'd just like to conclude that we need more federal funding. we need more n.i.h. funding so patients don't have to go to other countri and so these amazing results that i presented can go to clinical trials and become standard of care for u.s. patients that need their support. >> thankou very much, dr. pa doocy necessarily sofpblet and now, ms. unser, please proceed. >> thank you for allowing me to testify and use my voice on behalf of millions of americans living with debilitating diseases. i feel honored and frustrated as to why we are here today. 10 years ago my hero, my superman, christopher reeve, sat in his power wheelchair and using every breath he took chanks to a machine testified to congress with the hope that embryonic stem cell research would be federally funded. today, in 20

please join me in welcoming a senator ben nelson to the podium. [applause] >> good morning and thank you for that introduction. before i began i think it is a matter of disclosure that i should tell you the story of right after i had been elected governor and going out to the middle part of the state. if a dim-witted parents can have a brilliant children, there is hope for everyone in this world. i would like to talk to about the economy. two great philosophers come to mind. it was ben franklin is said nothing can be certain except death and taxes. it was will rogers to amended that is said that the only difference between death and taxes is that death doesn't get worse every time congress meets. for many people, that is sadly true. i would like to hear your thoughts and your questions. more about what congress should do. the country he is in better shape than it was two years ago. in the fall of 2008, we seem to be on the edge of a cliff and about to plunge into a major economic collapse. in a few short months, the financial disease spread and ru

new man to replace don nelson, keith smart for 15 years. he's been aan assistant in the nba, talks about the man he replaces, don nelson. >> he is as happy for me as i am for myself. he really wanted me to be in this position. he's been our biggest supporters -- supporter. you couldn't have asked for a better situation. >> keith is more like a father to us. he's the one that -- he will get on you and then he will come back later on and say hey, you know what? i love you. but i had to do that. and you respect that. >>> all right. of course, the entire raiders' organization and everybody in the bay area mourning the pass -- passing of george blanda, died at the age of 83. more on that story tonight at 10:00. that's the so sporting life for right now -- that's the sporting life for right now. >> thank you. >> great guy. >>> earlier reviews of the bay area's first ever toll lane are a mix. it's been one week now since the 14-mile pay-as-you-go lane opened between milpitas and fremont. we'll take a look at that coming up on bay area news at 7:00

david cowen appeared be the only victim. >> there was a gun shooting up on nelson eighth. >> how many shots did you hear? >> one. i was staing right there and a physician went down. >>ne call came from a terrified patient's room. >> i'm in room 877. we're trying to keep our door shut tight. >> we are going to get officers down there. okay, did you see if anyone was actually shot? >> no, but they're saying get a stretcher fast. >> one caller provided critical information that helpedirect swat team officers to the right place. >> he still might be in his mother's room, but he's still in the hospital. >>t a press conference friday, the police commissier was asked how a gun made it to the eighth floor of an internationally renowned hospital. >> very, very small weapon. th whole thing could be concealed in the palm of your hand. and so in terms of recognizing an armed gunman and all of those things that people will theorize about it would prooercht a big challenge. >> people are still tryi to figure out what would make the man shoot his ailing mother and then turn the n on himself. >> jack

it is a sprawling campus with more than 40 billings, but the nelson building became a crime scene today. >> we have learned that the doctor, who was shot in the upper abdomen, is in stable condition. the hopkins medical campus is getting back to some normalcy to night after a day the hospital will never forget. at one of the best hospitals in the world, one of the worst things happen. >> there were snipers out in front. we were all locked down. >> a host of police, fire, and swat team member swarmed johns hopkins hospital around 11:00 thursday morning. a man police initially a identified as warren davis was discussing his mother's medical condition with her doctor on the eighth four of the nelson building. for some reason, davis gets upset, pulls out a gun and shoots the doctor, later identified as david cohen. >> the doctor collapsed just outside the doorway of the room. mr. davis was last seen running into the room, brandishing a handgun in the direction of his mother, who was confined to the dead. >> we later learned warren davis is an alias. the gunman's real name is paul pardus. of

the sources close to the warriors say the team's new ourpbers decided to part company with john nelson. assistant coach keith smart is expected to take over. nelson has one year left on his contract with golden state and would receive the full $6 million he was due to make. >>> a 24-year-old man was found guilty of first-degree murder today for killing a san francisco police officer. officer nick tomosito was killed when a van the police were pursuing crashed in his patrol car in 2006. the van driver was fleeing the police after a string of robberies with three other men. at the time officers complained he had a long criminal history and should have been behind bars already. >>> in the east bay the police are asking parents and children to be on alert as they investigate several attempts by strangers to lure children. the attempts have taken place in the past 1 1/2 weeks. they happened in brentwood, walnut creek. the police tell us that a man tried to lure the children by telling them their parents asked them to walk them to their soccer games. similar incidents taken place near the mi

. >>> the wariers show up and don nelson is out. keith smart is in. >> this is keith smart day. >> enough about the past. the don nelson era is over in oakland and while the replacement is his protege, the warriors are starting fresh. >> my job was to carry his vision. now you get a chance to understand who i am as a coach. you get a chance to understand my vision of what i want to do with the team and help it grow. >> the vision is reflected in the revamped roster. emphasis on reboundinging and defense. >> that would be a physical basketball team as well. >> the look we have now and the direction we are going, not like all the decisions made. >> it happened days before the training camp, but larry reilly insists the end of the era has been in the works for months. the gm approached ownership with the idea. >> i know where you guys have to come from. did somebody else do that and is reilly the figure head? i understand that and i'm not trying to get away from that, but it's a change i felt needed to be made and i did present it to o

. >> reporter: the nelson buuld behind me is wherr it haapened. yesterday this s about as close as you can get. bbrricaaes out here, s.w.a.t. teams, it was a chaotic scene for a whileein the late morning let's take you back when it all3 happened, we're at 11:00 yesterday mmrning. we are told that a patiint's son, paul warren pardus was talking to a dr. the dr. david cohenn about the status of his mother. hh was told that a recent surgery trring to help her out did not go well ann ppobably his mothee would never walk again. that isswhat is believed that he got up and shot the doctor. took a gun out of his waistband and shot the docttr. he then went into his mother's hospital room and barricaaed himsell in there. dr. cohen was shot in the stomach aad he is expected to recover. the hospital was put in lockdown. fbi teams were on hand and they position on the ground and on air. back inside, othing changed. pardus never lefttthat room. it was quiet for 2 1/2 hours. at 2:00 p.m., pooice confirmed that pardus shotthimsslf and his mother. ordeal for the d

warriors let nelson go and hired his assistant smart to take over. switch made official today and this is a good move. keith has been the assistant past 7 years and has over 20 years of experience at this level as a player, assistant and head coach. he knows the players and quick fix for the new ownership group. >> i'm like a lot of coaches that come into this environment and want to coach here i know everything about the organization. i know everything here. i know all the faces. i know all the smiles. i know everything. i know where the bones in the back yard are buried. >> savvy guy. great motivator. he always seems to say the right things at the right time to kind of draw your focus back in. >>reporter: finally in. angels in anaheim in the second jeremy drills one out to left. first home run with the a and go up 2 nothing but the bullpen could not hold the lead. james and bases headed. angels up 5-4 and halo on to win it 6-5. all right. padres lose to the cubs tonight and giants host arizona tomorrow night with a full game lead over san diego in

teams converged on the nelson building 8th floor here at hopkins. students huddled in small groups as they all wondered if they were going to be safe. it was a terrible and scary 45 minutes for hospital employees. a woman who gave her name as michelle said that when the word spread through her area that everyone just locked the doors and began to pray. >> we did see a lot of police cars, a lot of swat cars, secured guards running around frantic. kind of chaotic, nobody knowing what was going on, appeal priced what the situation was, then eventually they started blocking doors, telling people they couldn't get in, couldn't get out, and as it got crazy. >> reporter: 53-year-old paul warren revis was told by a doctor his mother was paralyzed. they then say he pulled a small caliber hand bun from his belt and shot a doctor in the stomach. he barricaded inside the room. >> inside the room we were able to see that mr. davis was down on the floor suffering from an apparent gunshot wound and that his mother was also unresponsive in her bed. >> reporter: the

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