the security guard who saved the day in panama city, florida. >> i tried to keep him pinned down. >> couric: i'm katie couric. also tonight, a new review of u.s. strategy in afghanistan. as president obama declares "we're on track. we'll hear from a u.s. marine there who has what may be the most dangerous job in the world. >> i'll do it again and again and again. >> couric: and remembering new york's nightmare before christmas and the little boy who had an entire city praying for a miracle. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. he says he is not a hero, but watching mike jones and the terrifying video from that tuesday afternoon school board meeting in panama city, florida, you're likely to disagree. jones is the security guard who,

here is the reporting i have, just crossing, now, from associated press from panama city. new information coming in now. here we go, i will read it as they reported "a gunman opened fire during the school board meeting, not immediately known if there are fatalities, and the abc television station in panama city, a reporter there at the meeting, said the man came to the podium at the bay district school board meeting and said he had a motion and he pulled out a can of red spray paint and painted a "v," with a virk kill and then pulled out a handgun and started talking. now, this reporter says that a school board member hit the gunman with her purse and he pushed her, school board member to the ground and started firing, the reporter and others ran outside, and police confirm the shooting but what no further information. i can tell you from the herald newspaper, someone was shot and someone was photographed according to the reporting of that newspaper, coming out of that meeting on a stretcher, and going off to medical personnel. there are varying reports on the condition of

i know most government entities locally, panama city, dade county, panama city beach, all have armed officers at those meetings to handle any situations that might arise. >> are you guys investigating -- [inaudible question] >> yeah, i know that he had posted things on his facebook about a even deata, and -- vendetta and obviously, what was spray-painted at the scene. i think it's safe to say at this point that obviously mr. duke had mental health issues he was addressing and suffering from, and that may have been in some way, shape or form played into how that came about. >> [inaudible question question] >> that's correct. >> [inaudible question] >> we spoke with her yesterday, we've not spoken with her today. >> [inaudioo [inaudible question] >> i think it's safe to say the family was in shock that this occurred, it was unforeseen on their part, from the investigator's point. >> this was really unforeseen, though? we know he had a criminal prior past. have you talked to family members that may have concluded that -- >> [inaudible] >> the detective will continue their investigation.

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well, it was supposed to be a routine school board meeting in panama city, florida, when a gunman with a grudge opened fire. >> despite an exchange of bullets, the terrifying ordeal ended with only the shooter dead. bill weir describes how all this drama unfolded. we have to warn you. some of the images may be disturbing. >> reporter: business as usual stopped when 56-year-old clay duke stepped to the front of the room, and began spray painting the wall with an ominous symbol, seen in the movie "v for vendetta." >> hinted that something odd was happening. >> reporter: nadine yanis, a reporter, hit the floor. moments later, a board member sneaks behind duke and tries to knock the gun from his hand with her purse. >> if he wanted to kill her at that moment, he could have. and he didn't. >> reporter: duke lets her go. and tension builds as he rants at the male board members over a sales tax increase. while superintendent bill husfelt tries to calm him. >> i don't want anybody to get hurt. and i got a feeling is what you want the cops to come in and kill you because you're mad. >> i am goi

. >>> school board members in panama city, florida are recovering after a flightenning night. a machine with a gun opened fire during a meeting and it was caught on videotape. we want to warn you, the video is disturbing. >> i don't want anyone to get hurt! >> the superintendent of schools in panama city, florida pleaded with the man who pulled out the gun. the man refused the back down. what happens next is disturbing to watch. >> please don't, please don't. please don't. despite shooting at point blank range, he missed completely. >> god blocked the bullet. i believe that. >> reporter: the 56-year-old kept shooting until the guard wounded him and then he turned the gun on himself. he let most people leave. a board member snuck back in and used her purse to knock the gun from his hand. i knew i could leave or go back and dry to delay or divert until we could get help. >> reporter: he pointed the gun at her and didn't fire. >> by the time the s.w.a.t. team officers were in the room, it was over. >> you tell me how someone wasn't shot, by the grace of god. >> he had a cap gun,

out of panama city, florida. breaking news, sense situation, frightening situation for people at this bay county school board meeting. here is what we know right now. according to our affiliate wjhg who by the way had a crew inside the school board meeting, so they have a firsthand account. this man walks into the school board meeting, has a pistol, takes people hostages right around 2:00 this afternoon. apparently pulled out a can of spray paint after addressing the crowd, pulls out a can of spray paint with a v with a circle around it. allows the women and children to leave, takes the men hostage. a question as to whether the gun was loaded or not. there are reports that this gunman was shot. did he shoot himself? we don't know. we do know he has been removed from this building frrks the bay county school board meeting. we're working on getting someone on the phone to talk to me to then educate you as to what exactly is happening right now in panama city. certainly very frightening, especially for this u news c

mark potter has the latest on this developing story from panama city, florida. >> reporter: just as the school board opened the floor for a public comment, a man later identified as a 6-year-old clay duke began spraypainting the wall with a circal and a big v after drawing a handgun, he ordered most people out of the room. >> you may leave, you may leave. the six men stay. everyone else leaves. >> reporter: one board member who left the room tried to intervene hitting the gunman with her purse. ji >> ginger, no. >> reporter: she left again and why he explained that his wife had been fired. board members repeatedly pressed him for details. >> please, just talk to us. if i can help you get your wife a job somewhere else, i'll be glad to do that. yes, sir. i'll be very honest with you, i swear, i don't know who your wife is or what she did. i don't. i don't want to die like anybody else doesn't. >> hey, i will go with you, i will stand up with you to get your wife a job. whatever it takes. >> reporter: off camera, the superintendent tried to get duke to let the others go. >> i'm the one th

there's been a situation in a panama city school, a florida panhandle school. what we're understanding at the moment is during a school board meting there was an individual, the man coming into the podium at the bay district school board meeting and then saying that he had a motion. he then pulled out a can of red spray paint, is what we're hearing. he painted a "v" with a circle around it and then a reporter is telling her station that he then pulled a handgun and started talking. again, this is all happening during a school board meeting. now one school board member struck tunma gwith her purse. and he pushed her to the ground, and then he started firing randomly. this is the location that we're hearing at the moment. getting this out of panama city. as wet get more details on a very strange situation. yesterday north korea threatened the south with nuclear war. this raises the question, does the war have nuclear weapons? he was shocked at what he found by north korea last month. we get his personal views and pictures that few have seen. >> his first trip to

it happened in panama city, florida and will picks up the story from here. >> i don't want anybody to get hurt. >> reporter: the superintendent of schools in panama city pleas with the man that pulls out a gun at the meeting but the man identified by police as clay duke refuses to back down. >> please don't, please don't, please don't. >> reporter: he doesn't hit anyone but he keeps shooting exchanging fire with the district security chief before turning the gun on himself. >> on the ground. on the ground. freeze. >> reporter: by the time swat team officers entered the room the gunman was lying on the floor and no one else was hurt. a television reporting inside the room covering the meeting ran to safety but kept the camera rolling. she described. >> he came out spray paint add big circle with a line or a v. it wasn't nice and said i have a motion for you and pulled out his gun. when he pulled out the gun i hit the floor and ducked. >> reporter: shortly after the reporter left the room school board member ginger littleton attacked him with her purse. duke had a clear shot but left he

this happened in panama city in the panhandle. an armed man began complaining to the board that his wife had lost her teaching job. manuel gallegus on what happened next and a warnings, you might find the video disturbing. >> i don't want anybody to get hurt... >> reporter: bill, the superintendent of schools in panama city, florida, pleaded with the man who pulled out a gun during a school board meeting. but the man clay duke refused to back down. what happens next is disturbing to watch. >> please don't. please don't. please. [ gunshot [ . >> reporter: despite shooting at point-blank rage, duke missed his targets completely >> he was going to do this. there was nothing we could have done to stop him. >> reporter: the 56-year-old kept shooting until a security guard wounded him. the suspect then turned the gun on himself. before he opened fire, duke let most people leave. ginger littleton a board member snuck back in and used her purse to try to knock the gun from duke's hand. it didn't work. >> these guys were sitting ducks. the

nbc mark potter has more now from panama city, florida. mark, a little bit of a scene behind you. are people setting up for the news conference? >> yeah, news conference is coming up in a half hour with mike jones, the security chief here who ended the shooting that occurred on tuesday. he's been hailed as a hero and in the days since then, we've been looking into the life of the shooter, clay duke. and the more we do that, the more we see a man who had a troubled past. he had a criminal record and he had spent time in prison, he was mentally troubled and he believed in conspiracy and when he came here, he was well armed. >> you may leave, you may leave. >> reporter: as 56-year-old clay duke armed with a 9 millimeter handgun threatened the bay city school guard and then opened fire, a terrified witness called 911. >> oh, my gosh, he's firing. he's firing. he's firing! i don't know. >> are you secure where you -- >> we need an ambulance. >> in confronting the school superintendent four board members and their attorney, duke said he was angry his wife had been fired from her teacher

now the latest on the school board shooting in panama city, florida. we are learning about the troubled gunman clay duke and the hero security guard that shot him firing point blank at six officials. cbs news correspondent mark strassmann is in panama city with the latest. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. mike jones, the hero you mentioned, will tell his story of how he wounded a gunman and stopped a potential blood bath. >> i'm going to die today. >> can we talk for a minute? >> reporter: the attack startled everyone else but he planned this. police found the date circled on the home calendar and once he held members of the school board hostage, he ignored the pleas. >> i've got a lot with my wife and family. why need to die. >> reporter: ginger littleton, the only woman on the board, snuck back inside. and tried to disarm duke with her purse. >> ah! >> reporter: duke let her live and no one could talk him down. >> please don't. please don't. please. >> i'm going to kill you. >> i'm not a pansy but i was very afraid. i was scared to deat

. >>> the head of security at panama city schools in florida is being called a hero this morning thanks to his bravery saving lives in tuesday's school board shooting. we should warn you some of the footage you're going to see may be disturbing. chris clackham has the story. >> reporter: a humble mike jones went public thursday with thoughts on his role in tuesday's shooting rampage at the school board meeting in panama city. after a deranged and suicidal 56-year-old ex-con named clay duke opened fire on board members, jones burst into the room and opened fire on him. >> i saw that first shot and i knew the superintendent and fell backwards and all the board members fell backwards and he and i engaged in the gun battle and thought i lost the superintendent and let him down. >> reporter: jones' bullets hit duke but it was a self-inflected shot to the head that killed him. >> my heart goes out to that family. >> reporter: jones credits his police training for the successful strategy, but a deep, abiding faith for a successful outcome. >> if nobody believes in god after you watch that vide

gunfire broke out at a school board meeting in panama city florida yesterday. and a local tv station was there rolling on it a gunman started to shoot at board members from a few feet away. we want to warn you this video is pretty disturbing. you can see and you can hear the most disturbing parts. we wanted to give you a heads up on that. here's andy rose with more. >> this is a problem. >> please don't. please don't. please. >> i am going to -- >> reporter: heart stopping moments for bay district school board members in panama city, florida, amazingly no one was hurt except the gunman 56-year-old clay duke. police say he died after shooting himself. in the moments leading up to the shooting, news cameras were rolling as they normally do during school board meetings. duke stood up and spray painted a red circle and a v then told everyone except six board members to get out. >> you may leave. you may leave. you can leave. >> reporter: moment later's board member tried unsuccessfully to knock the gun out of duke's hand with her purse and board members yelled at h

>> mark strassmann in panama city this morning, thank you very much. also in panama city to give us an update on the investigation is deputy police chief robert colbert. deputy chief, good morning, sir. >> good morning, harry. >> was this fellow, this duke guy, was he a known character, known as a troubled character around town? >> yeah, he actually was a virtual unknown to us. we were unaware of his -- any problems he had at the school board. he didn't show up on any of our computer databases. he is actually from a neighbors jurisdiction which probably led a lot to that. >> we're hearing a story that, as he entered the building there, he encountered a group of rotc kids who had just been in there for the presentation of the colors and the rotc cadets had rifles with them. was there an encounter, did he ask them some questions? >> right. what they were carrying was more of a ceremonial type weapon. they're not a live weapon. obviously, these are teen-aged rotc students. what he did was begin questioning them as far as whether their weapons were real, w

mark strassmann is in panama city tonight. mark, the idea of pulling a weapon on the school board didn't just come to duke yesterday. >> reporter: no, it didn't, katie. in fact police know clay duke had planned the attack at the school board building for some time. in his trailer they found yesterday's date circle circleda calendar. now a word of caution-- some of the following video may be disturbing. >> the school board policy 7.... >> reporter: from the moment clay duke spray painted a "v" on the wall, people in the room sensed something ugly was about to happen. then the ex-con startled a routine meeting of the bay district school board again with a pistol. >> nerve this room hit the road. >> it was a . .9 millimeter but it became a mazooka. that's the way we looke it. >> reporter: duke cleared the room of everyone except the male members of the board. but watch ginger littleton, the only female member of the school board, snuck back in and swat at him with her purse. >> i don't think anybody was going through my mind exce

when clay duke leveled his handgun directly at the panama city florida, school board yesterday, he allowed ginger littleton to leave the room. but she decided to come back creeping up behind the armed man with her purse held high poised to strike. well, tonight, she tells us what was going through her head. here's ryan owens with our report. >> reporter: this was supposed to be the exciting part of the school board meeting. awards being handed out to talented students. those kids left the meeting and next on the agenda, updating classroom technology and preventing head lice. the monotony of the meeting was shattered when this man, 56-year-old clay duke, stead up with a simple declaration. >> i have a motion. >> reporter: with that, he walked to the wall and spray painted a red "v." the symbol for venndettavendetta. his wife was fired from her job as a special education teacher. and police believe the ex-con came to the school board to get revenge. >> everybody in this room, except the [ bleep ] behind the counter, hit the road. >> reporter: most people took his advice and left including th

ryan owens has more details, now, from panama city. >> reporter: police say the man who shattered that school board meeting was a 56-year-old ex-con with a grudge. clay duke was angry the board has fired his wife, a special ed teacher, earlier this year. >> he loved me. he loved his family. and he was just trying to have keep stop, as he would say, dump on me. >> reporter: on clay duke's body, they found something even more disturbing. >> he had another box of ammo. and i believe that box of ammo was full and would contain 50 rounds. >> reporter: while others went to safety, board member ginger littleton snuck back in. and tried to knock the gun out of duke's hand with her purse. >> i have three, wonderful daughters. and they said, mom, are you just stupid? what were you thinking? >> reporter: her act of bravery was the only one. the superintendent, bill husfelt, calmly negotiated with duke. trying to get the other board members to leave. >> i don't want anybody to get hurt. and i have a feeling that what you want is the cops to come in and kill you because you're mad. >> i'm going to

. >> police in panama city, florida, are trying to determine a motive for a shooting spree at a school board meeting. they say the gunman who ended up taking his own life could be heard talking about the apparent firing of his life and sales taxes. he opened fire at board members but didn't hit anyone. the terrifying scene was caught on video yesterday. a warning here, some viewers may find these pictures disturbing. reporter andy rose has more. >> but why? this isn't worth it. this is a problem. >> please don't, please don't. please! (gunfire) >> heart-stopping moments for bay district cool bort members in panama city, florida, tuesday. amazingly no one was hurt except the gunman, clay duke. he died after shooting himself. news cameras were rolling as they normally do during school board meetings. dukes stood up and spray painted a red circle and v and told everyone except six board members to get out. >> you may leave, you may leave. the women can leave. >> moments later a board member trying to knock the gun out of the mang's hand with a purse. >> ger, no. >> the superintendent reco

. >>> school board meetings can oftentimes be-eventful but the one in panama city, florida, yesterday, turned deadly when man pulled a gun and opened fire. before we start this, we want to show you and warn you that the video you are going to see and what you are about to hear can be very disturbing to you and your family especially on a wednesday morning. here's andy rose with what happened. >> this is a problem. >> please don't. please don't. please. >> reporter: heart stopping moments for bay district school board members in panama city florida tuesday. amazingly, no one was hurt except the gunman. 56-year-old clay duke. police say he died after shooting himself. in the moments leading up to the shooting, news cameras are rolling as they normally do duke stood up and spray painted a red circle and a v and told everyone except six board members to get out. >> you may leave. you may leave. you can leave. >> reporter: moments later's board member tried unsuccessfully to knock the gun out of duke's hand with her purse while board members yelled for her to stop. >> ginger. no. >> report

our report tonight from nbc's park potter in panama city, florida. >> reporter: when an ordinary school board meeting suddenly became terrifying with a gunman threatening to kill -- ordinary public officials suddenly became heroes. most dramatic was ginger littleton who attacked the intruder with her purse. >> no, ginger. >> i knew at some point things were going to turn out very badly for whom i value and who were of great value oh this community. >> reporter: now littleton and her purse are the talk of the town. >> i don't know about that ginger woman, but i want her in my foxhole. >> reporter: another hailed as a hero is bill husfeld. when clay duke said he was angry his wife had been fired from teaching, he urged him to keep him as the lone hostage. >> he had that in his eyes. he was going to kill and i just did not want him to kill all of us. >> please don't. >> reporter: soon, though, it all unraveled and duke opened fire. >> please. [ gunfire ] and that brought the biggest hero of all. >> i'm telling you, mike saved our lives. >> reporter: mike jones, the school security chief an

our report tonight from nbc's park potter in panama city, florida. >> reporter: when an ordinary schooloard meeting sdenly became terrifying with a gunman threatening to kill -- >> you may not leave. six men stay. >> reporter: ordinary public officials suddenly became heroes. most dramatic was ginger littleton who attacked the intruder with her purse. >> no, ginger. >> i knew at some point things were going to turn out very badly, and they were going to turn out very badly for whom i value and who are of great value to this community. so i wasn' willing to let nature take its course. >> reporter: now littleton and her purse are the talk of the town. >> i don't know about that ginger woman, but i want her in my foxhole. >> reporter: another hailed as a hero is superintendent bill husfeld. when clay duke said he was angry his wife had been fired from teaching, he urged him to keep him as the lone hostag >> let them go. i'm the one that did it. they don't sign the papers. m the only one that signs it. will you get them go? >> he had that in his eyes. he was going to kill and i just did not wan

city, florida tonight. his own account of what happened there. we'll put s full statement today on our website tonight. >>> now we go overseas. the founder of wikileaks, julian assange, was released on bail today after more than a week in a london prison. he walked out of the royal courts of justice and pretty much picked up where he left off. our own peter alexander is in our london beau with the story tonight. peter, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you. tonight, julian assange begins what even his own lawyer jokingly referred to as mansion arrest to the private estate a couple hours outside london. finally out ofrison, as he fights extradition to sweden. triumphantly stepping out of a british courthouse this evening, julian assange stood before a worldwide audience, confident and upbeat. >> well, it's great to smell the fresh air of london again. >> reporter: the defiant wikileaks founder thanked his supporters and denied allegations of sexual misconduct in sweden that led to his arrest

city. and, mike, i know that you spent the night overnight in the hospital because you were pretty shaken up by this, understandably. how are you feeling today? i'm doing fine today. i've got a lot of mixed emotions, you know. taking the life of someone, and visiting here in the room where i'm sitting now and where it all took place. we're getting there. we're fine. i'm going to be okay. >> couric: how does it feel sitting in that room? >> uhm, you know, it's not really bad because, you know, they train us and they tell us the things to expect when you're in a shoot-out and doing those things, and everything they taught us is true. it's kind of like tunnel vision and you block everything out, and you'll usually remember one or two things and they're right. there's one thing they keep remembering, and i keep seeing it over and over, and it upsets me every time i think. it. >> couric: what is that one thing? >> uhm, when the shooting started, i saw the superintendent fall backwards in the cha

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terrifying video from that tuesday afternoon school board meeting in panama city, florida, you're likely to disagree. jones is the security guard who, as bullets flew, risked his life to stop the gunman. today, jones, a 57-year-old former police officer said he was just doing his job. here's mark strassmann. >> wasn't in the building five minutes and i was in a gun fight. >> reporter: when clay duke held an entire school board hostage, mike jones suddenly pace faced a security chief's nightmare. he showed me how he hurried to the aboard roomia backdoor. >> i see the shooter with the gun and i see the bored members and they were all sitting upright. i didn't have a shot. >> reporter: the gunman noticed the security officer standing in the doorway, offcamera in this video. >> come on in. >> you you got a real gun there? >> come on in. >>. >> reporter: jones tried but failed to get duke out of the room. so he went to plan b.. >> plan b. of i ran outside to my car, parked right outside the door here, grabbed some clips, 40 caliber ui had my 38 on, grabbed my bulletproof vest. >> reporter: an

mark strassmann, cbs news, panama city, florida. >> mike jones and his wife colleen join us from panama city. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> hi. >> mike, let me ask you this. just to begin with, as you watched all of this unfold, what was your greatest fear? >> that the superintendent was dead. >> that he was actually dead? >> yes. >> because you saw -- >> he pulled that trigger and -- >> right. because you saw mr. duke open fire and you then saw mr. husfelt fall behind the desk there, right? >> right. he had his back to me. mr. duke did. when i seen him square up with both hands with the weapon in front of him, i knew it was over. and when he fired that round and that close range, i just knew he was dead. >> and at that point, do you know you have to -- you have to act? >> right. i mean, that's -- when i opened the door to engage him in the gun fight. >> right. did you have a what you would call a clear shot? i mean, were you in a position where you could really encounter him? >> no. that was the whole problem. i'd entered the room once, tried to draw his attention to co

supporters say the plan could safety district $1.5 million. >>> and a gunman in panama city, florida, holding a school board hostage yesterday before fatally shooting himself. right in the build of the meeting, 56-year-old clay duke pulled out a handgun. one board member tried to stop him banging him on the head with her purse. the gunman opened fire but no one was hit. >>> time now 5:19. >>> san francisco dropped its controversial plan to impose a toll on drivers entering the city from the peninsula. the proposal would have charged drivers $6 each time they entered or left the city. now the supervisors want to charge drivers a fee for driving the downtown area. a congestion toll of $3 to go in and $3 to get out. >>> oakland is moving ahead in its effort to build a new baseball stadium for the oakland as. a city council committee voted yesterday to spend $750,000 for an environmental impact study. the entire council is set to vote on that next tuesday. the site for the proposed stadium is just south of jack london square. >>> the mayor of arlington, texas heading to san francisco toda

also, what we know about the gunman in that school board meeting in panama city, florida. we'll also look at a very strange disorder called face blindness. back to you. >> sounds interesting. thank you. you can only see those stories and more tonight at 7:00. >>> let's check in with meteorologist tim williams. i guess it's that time of the year. >> we're colder than we typically are. our average around 45 degrees or so. we've been in the 30s. bwi is 3 -- 30. very dry air. wind is from the north and west at 20 miles an hour. it's contributing to keeping the temperatures below. we have 12 degrees in oakland. 27 in couple about -- cumberland. when freezing is the warmest spot on your map, you know you have a cold forecast. our winds are also contributing to the wind chills. winds have subsided a little. it's breezy enough that this gets your attention. 22 at elkton, 18-mile-an-hour winds at reagan national. we've seen wind gusts, 25 in washington. that has been contributing to wind chills feeling like five to 10 below the average temperature. with all that we do have a storm

please don't. >> heart stopping moments from the members in panama city tuesday amazingly no one was hurt except the gunmen, 56 your clay duke he died after shooting himself. in the moments leading up to the shooting news cameras were rolling as they normally do, do stood up and predicted a red circle and tv and told everyone except six borrowers to get out. speaking you can leave. you can leave. >> moments later a board member tried to knock the gun out of its and with her purse or the upper stop. >> the person your driver reason recounted the terrifying our dear. when he turned around and then again you could see in his eyes, he just had that look, you knew that he had something in mind that he was right to do. >> authorities now try to determine what caused clade duke to go on a shooting spree which ended with his own death. >> meanwhile but here in california detectives are investigating a shooting that killed the woman, a mother, she was with her toddler, injured five others. it happened at the fly cut and styles barbershopper. two men rushing in, opened fire, to people inside f

panama city police say duke, who was wounded, then ended up killing himself with his own open. >> you could see in his eyes that he was intent on dying. the entire incident was also captured on a school board camera and streamed live, as horrified workers and viewers watched the drama unfold. on facebook, one of his apparent profile pictures is similar to the "v" he painted on the school board wall. a symbol some have suggested looks like the one used in the 2006 thriller "v for vendetta," but police say they cannot confirm any link between duke's actions and the movie. >> and the superintendent says the school system has no record of anyone who could be the gunman's wife being fired, as he claimed, or even actually working here. and he says it's very lucky that no one else was hurt in that incident. better squeeze in all the relaxing he can, though, because he's going to be returning to a very different washington in january, and perhaps a very different white house too. in fact, you could call it west wing 2.0. >> so with us now to break it down, richmond wolfe, msnbc political anal

let's get right to that shoot-out in a panama city, florida school board meeting all caught on tape. however the only person injured was the gunman himself shot by a security guard and took his own life. in a moment we'll speak to two survivors of yesterday's near-tragedy but first mark strassmann has the story. again, we warn you the video is quite graphic. >> this will be the first -- >> reporter: at the school board meeting, no one saw it coming. a man named clay duke, angry and mumbling suddenly spray-paints ad red "v" on the wall then turned dangerous. >> please. >> reporter: the 56-year-old residents of panama city pulled out a small-caliber handgun and took the entire school board hostage. >> you can leave. you stay. >> reporter: he told everyone to leave except school board members. female board member ginger littleton snuck in and tried to disarm duke with her purse. >> reporter: no luck. duke forced littleton to the floor but didn't fire. he started complaining. about a recent local sales tax hike and claimed his wife had lost her job. >> she was fired. >> reporter: then sa

--ocurrio en "panama city". --el pistolero, identificado como "clay duke" de 56 años, empieza a lanzar acusaciones, pinta un extraño simbolo en una pared con aerosol para despues sacar una pistola con la que amenaza a los funcionarios educativos. --el sujeto deja escapara a las mujeres y a los ninos pero despues confronta a quienes presiden el encuentro. --despues de varios minutos acciona su arma. por suerte solo hace volar papeles. --de pronto un guardia de seguridad le dispara y lo derriba. el contraataca.--al final, el sujeto, que estaba inconforme con algunas decisiones de la junta escolar, se suicido. --una mujer fue acribillada a balazos mientras metia a su bebe a su camioneta en el estacionamiento de un centro comercial. --la mujer fallecio al instante y otras cinco personas resultaron heridas. --esta tragedia ocurrio al sur de sacramento minutos antes de la una de la tarde.--segun la policia, dos hombres que se encontraban en una peluqieria fueron atacados a balazos por otros dos sujetos. las presunta

. >>> we are learning about a man who shaw the school board member during a meeting in panama city, florida. duke shot and killed himself. little suspect he does upset because she lost her job and that he was an excellent marksman and missed on purpose. >> he loved me and his family he was upset that people halleck's dumped on me. >>> some crimes are easier than others to crack especially if the suspect does not cover his tracks orders face. a man broke into northwest house of washington post columnist and stole two laptop computers, and ipod, and some cash. the burglars then posted a picture of himself on the facebook page of the writer is son, bragging about the crime. >> "bennies" all anas facebook page, the photograph that the burglar posted on his page of himself from window winter coat of mine that he stole from anas and showing the money that he stole from my son's d'or. drawer.e's >> fisher printed a photograph and the newspaper, but no one has been arrested so far. >>> it's 21 degrees. >> coming up, a special visit from st. nicholas and a tribute to a special teenager >>>> "a check

esta en muchos si teos de internet las imágenes de honor disparando en panamá city en florida, tenemos un completo informe luego de poner este símbolo en la pared apuntó a los miembros de la junta escolar. ordenó a las mujeres retirarse pero una no le hizo caso y trató de de sar marlo con su cartera. culpaba a los funcionario por el despido de su esposa. el hombre empezó a disparar lo hizo varias veces sin éxito hasta que un agente lo neutralizó o con un disparo en una pierna. >>> es una bendición que podamos estar frente a ustedes hoy decía el superintendente. >>> te este miércoles la policía sabe más sobre el hombre. >>> hace años fue arrestado por un tiroteo, esta tarde su esposa dijo que sólo estaba frustrado porque ella había perdido el empleo, en su residencia encontraron la fecha de ayer marcada en un calendario. >>> hay un momento que la persona pierde los límites de lo que es adecuado y en ese momento de frustración o no percibir que es adecuado o no, hace cualquier cosa y esto lleva a situaciones que son totalmente agresivas >>> y mientras se siguen conforman

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