he notices it's suspect pappas. he calls back and says, this is mr. pappas. i found his wallet and i.d. at 9:34, units finally, when we got a better location, arrived in the area. a solo officer patrol unit at 9:35 gets even a better address right over here behind us, where you all can see those police cars. one of our officers spots the suspect. the officer recognizes him, gets out of his police car, and at gunpoint starts ordering mr. pappas, starts giving commands. suspect pappas had his left hand up and had his right hand secreted where the officer could not see his hand. the suspect said something about suicide, and the officer said, let me see some hands or something of that nature. the suspect has body armor on and was not complying with our officer's command. the officer actually made a tactical repositioning, repositioned himself on the other side of the patrol car to put his engine block between him and the suspect. fortunately for our officer, a back-up unit arrived in the opposite direction. as that officer started forming a "t" formation on the s

pappas since shesday. authorities say he shot and killed prominent houston cardiologist mark hausknecht while riding a bike last month. hausknecht once treated former president george h.w. bush and, upparently, pappas' mother two decades ago. >> the only explanation that we thve found is the fact that dr. hausknecht operated on suspect pappas' mother over 20 years ago and she died on the operating table. >> reporter: pappas, a 30-year veteran of law enforcement, was a trained marksman and may have had his sights set on others. ne we found one sheet with some i dr. hausknecht's information but contained within that sheet was probably a couple dozen names of potential doctors and other employees with texas eedical center. >> reporter: was he actively trying to maybe move on to ?omebody else? >> we don't know. normally, you wouldn't put on a bulletproof vest if you're-- if icu're thinking solely suicide. >> reporter: the manhunt ended right behind me in this quiet neighborhood. police believe pappas had been

pappas hired donaldson to file legal documents in a houston courthouse. the documents transferred the deed for his houston home to a woman in ohio. donaldson says after leaving, pappas called him multiple times that morning to make sure the documents were filed. >> he was very nervous. he opened the door to a crack looking out. then he opened it a little more. then he opened it fully and was looking up and down the street, seeing if anyone else was there. >> reporter: for days joseph pappas stayed around his houston home. one neighborhood even says he was seen mowing his lawn this past sunday morning before disappearing when police first checked on his home on tuesday night. >> ed joins us now from houston. what are investigators worried about given his law enforcement background? >> reporter: multiple things. he might try to, you know, carry out a similar attack or want to -- you know, he's very skilled at being able to handle the firearm, that sort of thing. but one of the other concerns is he might somehow still have access to police radio scanners and

they searched his home and found evidence that ties pappas to the shooting. neighbors were shocked by the news. >> i'm blown away he's doing it. he's a quiet man. >> reporter: pappas hasn't been seen for more than two days. officials say he sentd a text message on tuesday saying he was going to kill himself. police zeroed in on the bike. it was the main form of transportation and it's a schwi schwinn ten speed. it could be the key to the case. >> and police are warning the public that's he's armed and dangerous. >>> new video of a suspected peeping tom caught in the act at air southern california target. this man points a camera up a woman's skirt. the victim's dad notices and runs over the kick the phone out of his hands. this happened the same day at another target. the father's confrontation helped get the suspect arrested. >>> and it's happened again. in colorado, a bear locked inside a car. the damage, what you would expect it to be. the subaru's interior is shredded by the cub who also ate snacks and took a nap. wild life officers opened the door with a

police say pappas was wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying a handgun. >> suspect pappas had his left hand up and his right hand where the officer i don't not see his hand. the suspect said something about suicide and the officer said let me see some hands or something of that nature. >> reporter: a second police officer arrived seconds later. >> he shot himself. >> reporter: there resident saw the scene unnold front fomd inls home. >> i you saw the police officer pull his weapon and i pointed at a man who had his hand up. and then i heard a gunshot. didn't see the hand anymore. >> reporter: pappas killed himself. it ended the manhattan for the killer of prominent houston cardiologist mark hausknecht, he was shot and killed while biking to work. city cameras captured footage of pappas following house kenkt au shot him and then rode his bike away. it was video footage from a home surveillance camera that helped identify pappas. >> at the suspect's residence, they found a very extensive intelligence file that this suspect had put together on dr. hausknecht. he knew everything that you c

after pappas' mother died on dr. hausknecht's operating table 20 years ago. following the murder, pappas hid in plain sight, an assassination that stunned a community cutting short the life of a man that dedicated his to saving others. tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> another major story we're following tonight, fears in and around lynchburg virginia. the historic city home to tens of thousands of people under threat of being over run by water. a dam threatening to burst as torrential rains push it to the brink. nbc's catie beck is there tonight. >> reporter: tense moments in virginia the historic town of lynchburg taking a hit. following severe storms. more than 100 people evacuated to day, amid fears a dam there could burst. >> we're still concerned about the overall stability. >> reporter: cameron howl watched as the water rose. >> it was a scary situation last night. >> reporter: 49 million people are under a flash flood watch from maine to north carolina. wild weather in the northeast, too. near new york city sparking power lines after a rare tornado last ni

pappas is the suspect in the shooting death of mark hausknecht. the day before the killing, pappas transferred the deed to his home to a woman in ohio. pappas claimed he had a terminal illness. the suspect has not been seen for several days. police believe pappas committed a murder over a 20-year-old grudge after his mother died during an operation that was performed by dr. hausknecht. >>> "the new york times" standing by the new hire despite the racism. sarah jeong's tweets refer to dogs pissing on fire hydrants. some of the tweets were in response to frequent online harassme harassment. she engaged in what she thought at the time was counter trolling. she mimicked the language of harassers. >>> ea sports is apologizing for edits colin kaepernick's name out of the sound track for the maidd ma madden 2019 game. ea sports often edits vulgar content, but the company admits it made a mistake. members of the team misunderstood we don't have rights to include colin kaepernick in the game, this doesn doesn't affect sound tracks. this episode shows this

joseph james pappas, who they believe shot and killed houston cardiologist dr. mark hausknecht in broad daylight during his bike ride to work. >> we believed he was targeted, and indeed he was. there's a lot of planning. and sadly,om se skill. >> reporter: the suspected motive for pappas, revenge for the death of his mother. >> the suspect's mother was a patient of the doctor and died during surgery over 20 years ago. tha a 20-year-old grudge. >> reporter: an autopsy revealed dr. hausknecht was shot in the head, torso, and left arm that day. newly released enhanced surveillance video of the shooting led to the breakthrough in the case, bringing tips to police, leading them to pappas, who has not been seen in a few days and has recently threatened suicide. a search of his home turning up critical evidence that police say ties pappas to the crime. >> it's hard to believe. you know? you don't expect your neighbor to be a murderer. >> reporter: hausknecht, an accomplished surgeon at houston methodist hospital, once treated former president george h.w. bush. he was l

suspect pappas took the gun and shot himself in the head. >> reporter: police believe pappas targeted dr. mark hausknecht, who once treated president george h.w. bush in an act of revenge. pappas' mother dying on hausknecht's operating table 20 years ago. pappas allegedly gunning down hausknecht during the f e from a passing metro bus. >> the bus didn't know it had evched. >> reporter: this as police reveal chilling evidence of pappas' murderous plans. >> at the suspect's residence, they found a very extensive intelligence file that this suspect had put together on dr. hausknecht. he knew everything that you could possibly find on this man. >> reporter: that file also containing names of other employees at the texas medical center though it's unclear whether they were also targets. but now with the manhunt over hausknecht's wife telling abc news in a statement, the family can never adequately thank our friends and neighbors who have loved and supported us. i am most grateful, however, for the many wonderful years our family shared together. and it was through surveillance video that p

pappas apparently shot himself in the head. that brought to an end the man hunt that began with the murder of dr. mark hausknecht on july 20th. take a look at this security camera footage from a houston bus on that day. it show it's police tailing pappas. he rode past the doctor, shot him in the head and torso. dr. hausknecht was described by friends as a how many bell and generous man. adored by his patients. among them, george h.w. bush. in a statement after the murder called the doctor a fantastic cardiologist and a good man. >> shepard: this was all and revenge. >> yeah, indeed. revenge that was more than 20 years in the making. in april 1997, pappas' mother died on dr. hausknecht's operating table. over time, pappas had put together what the houston police chief called a detailed intelligence file on the doctor. >> he knew everything that you can possibly find on this man. i'm not going further in the details just to say it was extensive. >> while they don't describe it as a hit list, pappas had information open around two

when two officers approached pappas in a southwest houston neighborhood, he killed himself. the suspect had 30-years of law enforcement experience as a texas constable and was a trained marksman.police say investigators also discovered an intelligence file he was keeping on doctor mark hausknecht.sot chief art acevedo houston police "he knew you could possib fthat intelligence file we found one sheet with some of dr. hausknecht's information but contained withinthat sheet was probably a couple dozen names of potential doctors and other employees of texas medical center."the doctor's execution took place in broad daylight last month as he was riding his bike to work.this dashcam captured the moments before the shooting -- pappas can be seen apparently stalking the doctor on his bike too.investigators say pappas planned the execution... possibly as revenge for his mother's death 20 years ago under the dr hausknecht's care. i'm andy rose reporting. (ken) plus... an electric scooter explodes in the middle of a living room.... and it was all caught on camera.. how a man and child

police say pappas was wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying a handgun. >> suspect pappas had his left hand up and had his right hand secreted where the officer could not see his hand. the suspect said something about suicide, and the officer said, let me see some hands or something of that nature. >> reporter: a second police officer arrived seconds later. >> i think he shot himself. >> reporter: this resident saw the scene unfold in front of his home. >> i saw a police officer pull his weapon and it was pointed at a man behind that tree that had his hands up. then i heard a gunshot. didn't see the hand anymore. >> reporter: pappas killed himself. it ended the manhunt for the killer of prominent houston cardiologist mark hausknecht. the doctor was shot and killed while biking to work on july 20th. newly released court documents reveal that video cameras from city buses captured extensive footage of pappas following dr. hausknecht before he appears to shoot him. then the unknown male did not stop and rode his bike away from the scene. it was video footage from a home surveillance camer

pappas: it is. mr. erickson: i seems like we're on the cusp of upheavals in politics and technology. who would have guessed. mr. pappas: the healthcare stuff will be revolutionary. machine learning, fascinating, the way it works, show it images over and over, this is a cat, it will know it's a cat. apply that to cancers screening for cataracts. doctors are able to detect cataracts. it's a fantastic time to be alive. mr. erickson: it is amazing. max pappas, thanks very much for joining me. [applause] mr. pappas: thank you. mr. erickson: how many of know the freedom caucus? we should all know the freedom caucus. i'm delighted to introduce you this morning to a friend of mine from georgia, a congressman there, who was a minister, got into politics, got to congress, joined the freedom caucus, is one of the republicans, although he did tell me that last time he was on the ballot he ran unopposed, but typically you even see republicans run against this guy in the primary because the republicans say he's so co

teams searched the home of joseph pappas after reportedly seeing a light on in the house. this morning, he is still on the run. investigators say he no longer owns that house. in fact, it had been transferred. the deed transferred to someone else the day before police say he shot and killed the doctor. more from houston. interesting developments overnight to say the least. >> reporter: the authorities spent the evening out here. nothing really came of it. it highlights the concern and the urgency that investigators here in the houston area have for finding 62-year-old joseph pappas as they have been spending this week circulating the picture of him. he would learned that the house that you see behind me was oddly transferred -- the deed transferred over to a woman in ohio. this was done -- we learned this from a courier called out to the house hours before the murder. this courier was given these documents and told to take them to a courthouse in houston to be filed. that courier tells us that as he was in the process of doing that after leaving the house, he received a nu

bush, and according to police, pappas' mother when she died on the operating table 20 years ago. investigators say in their hunt for a motive a disturbing picture emerged revealing just how much planning allegedly went into dr. house hausknecht's july 20th murder. >> officers and investigators other employees at the texas pol medical center. but it's unclear tonight whether or not they were targets too. we have learned tonight that a camera on a city bus captured the entire murder. the police chief told me it is the most chilling video he has ever seen. and he says he is grateful the community helped catch a killer. tom. >> marcus moore for us. marcus, thank you. >>> news tonight about the desperate search for that missing student in iowa. authorities looking through ditches and farms for mollie tibbetts who vanished while jogging two weeks ago. the reward jumped to more than $230,000. abc's alex perez is in iowa. >> reporter: tonight, mollie tibbetts' father, begging for help. >> we're all in this together. we're all trying to bring molly back. >> reporter: her boyfriend dalton

the mother of joseph pappas was the patient of dr. hausknecht. evidence in the home of pappas links him to the killing and he has not been seen in two weeks. >> he is very dangerous and we need to get him in custody. we think he is suicidal. we should assume he is armed. we need to find this man. this man is dangerous and capable and this man has skills. >> cnn called a phone number for pappas' real estate company, but it went to voice mail. that number is also a number on a listing of firearms web sites. >>> california authorities hope they have turned a corner on the carr fire. temperatures are expected to hit near 100 degrees again today. the fire has burned 121,000 acres and is 35% contained. it is now the sixth most destructive fire in state history. more than 1,000 homes have burned. everyone who was reported missing in the carr fire has now been accounted for, but six have died. the redding police chief says many arrests have been made in connection with looting. >>> a former waitress trying to make amends 20 years after stealing from her

for more than 20 years after pappas' mother had died during an operation. pappas researched hausknecht's life who police say found a dossier in his home. >> i'm thankful we'll end this eek with a great sense of relief in the city of houston. >> reporteic now ols are looking to trace his movement over the last two weeks. the immediate search over as the investigation continues. >>> the same white supremacists who marched in charlottesvillee last year h bring their protests to the district next week. >> and both metrond d.c. police are considering how to keep everyone safe if that happens here. i wendy riegthe newsroom with a look at what's new at 5:00 tonight. hey, windy. >> there's a possibility we'll see hundred of white opremacists marching in the streets d.c. next week, and this is a'l story youl only see on news 4 tonight. we're learning about plans under consideration to make sure there's nowh violence. do you think about a separate train on metro forf memberse alt-right group? news 4's mark sraves is breaking this story and will join us with details a

police say joseph pappas seen here moments after the shooting may have held a 20-year grudge against the doctor. >> the suspect's mother was a patient of the doctor and died during surgery over 20 years ago. >> reporter: wednesday police raiding a home linked to pappas but finding no sign of him. neighbors say he never did anything suspicious. >> just a regular guy, quiet, okay, kind of stayed to himself as far as i know. >> reporter: investigators say it's possible he once worked in law enforcement, which could explain the suspect's brazen alleged crime. >> there was a lot of planning and sadly some skill. >> reporter: investigators say pappas has been missing for about two days and is possibly suicidal. it's also possible he is on the same bike he allegedly used during the murder. danya bacchus, abc news, los angeles. >>> an investigation is under way outside denver after police responding to a home invasion ended up killing the homeowner. investigators say 73-year-old gary black who shot a man who had broken into his home but when police arrived they apparently thought he might be

that suspect, joseph pappas, is still on the loose. we're learning more about what he did in the days leading up to the murder. ed lavandera is in houston. been on the story all week. good morning, ed. >> good morning, david. overnight police were called out to the home here in southwest houston where joseph pappas lid and hasn't been seen for several days. one neighbor told us he was seen sunday morning mowing the lawn. that would have been several days after the murder of dr. mark hausknecht. they went inside and found the house empty. but they've also learned that in the morning of the murder on july 20, joseph pappas filed paper work or had piper woaperw filed to turn over the deed of this house to a woman in ohio. this was done just moments before the murder was carried out near the texas medical center not far from where we are here this morning and in that -- the woman who was deed it had house by pappas told an ohio newspaper she had spoken with pappas and he told her he had a terminal illness and planned on committing suicide.

bush's former cardiologist was shot by pappas, possibly for revenge for pappas' mother dying in his care 20 years ago. this is a stung story. ed lavandera is "outfront" covering. this it is incredible when you think about this. a 20-year-old ago incident as he perceived it. how did police finally find pappas? >> remember, this murder took place on july 20th. it has been more than a week that all of this unfolded. and it was around 9:30 this morning central time that an employee with the houston park board who was going through a bayou area there where there was a history of graffiti spotted what that person thought would be the suspect that authorities had been looking for for so long. that person called into investigators and that brought a couple of officers out to the scene. the suspect, pappas, walked into this neighborhood where he was eventually confronted by two officers on the front lawn of this quiet neighborhood, and that is where he ended up taking his own life this morning. >> police say they found an extensive intelligence file, those are the words they used at the home on t

. >> reporter: police in houston are on an all-out manhunt for 62-year-old joseph james pappas. they say he's the man who shot and killed dr. mark hausknecht while riding a bike. >> anyone knowing his whereabouts needs to call 911 right away. as you know, from what he's wanted for, murder, he's considered to be armed and dangerous, and people should not try to deal with him directly. >> reporter: last month, police say pappas pedaled up to dr. hausknecht in broad daylight, pulled out a gun, and shot and killed the prominent heart doctor in the busy medical district. today, houston police chief art acevedo says the motive came in from a tip. >> one of the tips included the fact that the suspect's mother was a patient of the doctor and died during surgery over 20 years ago. so it appears that this may be a 20-year-old grudge. >> reporter: hausknecht worked in medicine for more than four decades, and once treated former president george h.w. bush. police say when they tried to execute the arrest warrant, pappas was not home, and has not been seen for nearly two days. >> the house h

where in the village where david pappa grew up from here it's just a matter of kilometers to ukraine's western frontier with hungary in slovakia the region is home to ukraine's biggest roma community many of them live in extreme poverty since the attacks people here become wary of strangers and it's only with the help of past a failure of our guest that we were allowed in he takes us to meet david pap's with you boy the first time she's spoken publicly about her husband's murder. he says when those teenagers came to attack our camp they didn't say a word they just started going at us with their nods i beg them there are children here but they just started attacking us even move viciously my husband was lying dead in front of me after that i lost consciousness. on the day of our visit the boy received a call from the police in live asking her to testify in court she refused the fish she says was too great since the attacks police have responded to requests from community leaders to step up their patrols and roam a district. miroslav part of what is a roma community leader and a local co

pappas claimed he had a terminal illness. the suspect has not been seen for several days and police believe pappas committed the murder over a 20-year-old grudge. his mother died during an operation performed by dr. hausknecht. >>> the new york times standing by its new hire despite rhetoric she used on twitter. blasted as racist. sarah jeong has old tweets resurfaced. one said she gets joy out of being cruel old white men. another is dumb ass blanking white people. marking up the internet with opinions like dogs pissing on fire hydrants. the times backed jeong who will join the paper next month. some of the tweets were in response to harassment. she engaged in what she thought at the time was counter trolling. she deeply regrets the language. >>> coming up, it may be the dad version of mom jeans. golfer phil mickelson busting out some mean dad moves that can only be emulated by coy wire. he has the bleacher report for us next. let's see it, coy. metimes a day at the ballpark is more than just a day at the ballpark. stadium p

just days before the murder pappas had deeded the home which he lived in for decades to a woman from ohio, telling her he had terminal cancer. they believe he killed hausknecht who once treated ex-president george h.w. bush. >> the suspect's mother was a patient of the doctor and died during surgery. >> the suspect's mother was a patient of the doctor and died during surgery over 20 years ago. >> reporter: investigators have been on the hunt for pappas. a man who spent three decades in law enforcement, most recently serving as a reserve officer in reserve county. investigators say they drew his attention after they received a tip the day after the murder and video appeared to show a man who is pappas following the 65-year-old doctor on a bicycle before allegedly passing hausknecht and opening fire. then riding away on the ten-speed bike police believe he's been using to get around ever since. and authorities have been canvassing this entire city for any sign of pappas, who police have described as armed and dangerous, but also suicidal. he's been missing now for several days. cecilia

the suspect is 62-year-old joseph james pappas. police say it appears the shooting was the result of a two-decades-old grudge. pappas' mother died 20 years ago during a surgery performed by doctor hausknecht. pappas has not been arrested -- and police are warning the public that he is considered armed and dangerous. police searched his home but he was not there. however, evidence linking pappas to the shooting was found, according to police. (ken) a man accused of killing a new york city woman he met on a dating app says voices in his head made him do it. danueal drayton told that to a reporter who visited him at an l-a jail. he was arrested in los angeles after police say he sexually assaulted a different woman and tried to strangle her. he says he remembers choking her. law enforcement officials previously said that drayton claimed he had killed at least five women. still ahead at 8 two thieves make an unusual getaway... towing their loot on a motorcycle! plus. a man crediting his apple watch with alerting him to a serious medica

and tonight, they have renewed their call for the public's help, urging anyone who sees pappas to call police. david? >> marcus, thank you. >>> a stunning public apology today from the catholic bishop in harrisburg, pennsylvania. bishop ronald gainer called a news conference to release the names of 71 clergy and seminarians accused of child and sexual abuse, going back to the 1940s, calling them, quote, very sad moments in diocese history. the announcement comes as the state prepares to release a grand jury report on clergy abuse across the state of pennsylvania. >>> next tonight, the flash flood watches here in the east at this hour. 24 million americans from florida all the way up to pennsylvania after a july that already set rain records. heavy rain already flooding roads in virginia in this system and triggers water rescues in fairfax county, virginia. those calls for help started before dawn this morning. the steady rain in the forecast through friday, just look at the map, it stretches all the way up the coast. there is concern tonight, so, let's get right to meteorologist rob ma

police called joseph james pappas armed and dangerous. investigators named pappas as the suspect nearly two weeks after dr. hausknecht was shot dead while riding his bike to work. they say the motive may be revenge. omar villafranca is outside the suspect's home in houston. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police surrounded and searched that house behind me on tuesday. tidd find e vipadencepp which. police say links him to the crime. >> we believed it. this absolutely is the killer. >> reporter: houston police chief art acevedo says new security footage helped lead to a tip that pointed to 62-year-old pappas. >> the suspect's mother was a patient of the doctor and died during surgery over 20 years ago. >> reporter: pappas is accused of shooting dr. hausknecht, a prominent cardiologist at houston methodist who treated former president george h.w. bush in 2000 for an irregular heartbeat. surveillance video shows pappas methodically following hausknecht on his bike as he headed to work before shooting him in broad daylight. >>

houston police say this man, joseph pappas, is who they believe killed a prominent doctor two weeks ago. that doctor used to treat george h.w. bush. >>t'he susp mother was a patient of the doctor and tied during surgery over 20 years ago. i don't ow how long ago h decided to do this, but there was a lot of planning that went into erthis. was a lot of planning and, sadly, some skill. >> investigators describe pappas has armed, dangerous and suicidal. >>> a woman in iauthern cali is suing her hospital after she had a c-section without anesthesia. the woman had her baby girl via emergency c-section. her blood pressure had dropped. and the doctor couldn't find tha 's heartbeat. the lawsuit alleges that nurses paged an anesthesiologist multiple times but the doctor never responded. that'shen she says thesu ical team strapped her to the table and cut her open. >> i was screaming, stop, i can i can feel it. you can't imagine. i would have rather delivered her vaginal with no medicine than being cut with a knife. >> the hospital is not commenting on the lawsuit. the woman's attorney says the fa

a manhunt is out for george joseph pappas. he's considered armed and dangerous. his mother died on the operating table more than 20 years ago. >>> and the flight boxes from the crash has been recovered. peopleere all survived after the plane was taking off. investigators say it's too early to speculate on the cause of the crash, but passengers descried rapidly deteriorating weather. >>> the state of pennsylvania is investigating sexual abuse of children by priests in six catholic diocese. the diocese of harrisburg has idenozofens priests and others accused offiedti abuse. nikki battiste has more. >> i express profound sorrow, and i apologize to the survivors of child sex abuse. >> reporter: harrisburg bishop ronald gainer's apology comes as the catholic church is once again under fire. >> we take seriously both mine and the diocese's obligation to prevent such abuse from occurring. >> reporter: they released 71 names of clergy accuse of sexual abuse of minors in harrisburg going back to 1990. this move comes before the anticipated releasof grand jury investigatio

. >> reporter: officials say pappas carried a gdge against hausknecht. pappas investigated hausknecht's life and found a dossier in his home. police are nowo working trace pappas' movements over the last two weeks. the immediate emergency of the search is over as the investigation continues. >> a family seeking in the deadly police shooting that soned the >> he was my best friend, and i was so proudhi o >> still to come at 6:00, how they said they would use tens of millionsf llars if they win the wrongful death lawsuit they filed today. president trump is beginning his summeracation and "meet the pr vess" moderator chuck to is here with conflicting messages from the trump administration about russia. >> and we've got rain filling in across the area and heavy rain coming inside the district and off to the areas to the west. we're talking about flash flood watches out there and you'll see who will see the heaviest this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows

. >> president serina: commissioner pappas? >> commissioner pappas: typically services are provided by the driver themselves. if there are places where the park and accessibility, or if there is no parking where an attendant has to assist in this location to the actual permit itself, or have special needs, that is where the separate attendant is added. it is not a standard addition to the hour, plus the attendant. the attendant is optional. >> vice president loo: are you telling me that may be also the attendant has some special training create they are not the regular attendant that does housework? >> that is my understanding. it is also more so with the manpower and the actual assistance available. >> vice president loo: thank you. >> president serina: what kind of vehicle do they use? do they have their own vehicle? does they have their own vehicle? >> yes, they do. they have their yard right across by 15th and scent bernardo avenue. right by ups by the freeway. >> president serina: ok. thank you. any other comments or quest

joseph pappas' mother was once a patient of dr. hausknecht's but died while the doctor was performing a heart operation. >> one of the tips included the fact that the suspect's mother was a patient of the doctor and died during surgery over 20 years ago. >> reporter: in these chilling images police say you can see pappas also on a bicycle wearing a backpack and appearing to follow the 65-year-old doctor. moments later police say he passed by hausknecht before allegedly opening fire killing the doctor with what they call notable precision. >> the shots that he took took some skill. >> reporter: investigators say the alleged killer may have once worked in law enforcement and has been missing for two days after a tip led police to raid his empty house this week. >> we lived here 25 years and known him kind of casually. just a regular guy, quiet, kind of stayed to himself as far as i know. >> reporter: days after the murder, pappas may have tried to selling weapons and ammunition in online ads. a relative tells abc news that she knows

. >> reporter: police say pappas hasn't been seenn up to two days and the last time anyone eard from him was on tuesday morning when he sent a suicidal textmessage. authorities searched his home. >> this man is dangerous. this man is capable. we know he had firearms. >> reporter: hou connect was a prominent cardiologist. he treated george h.w. bush for an irregular heart beat in 2000. >> i don't think his life is in danger in any way. >> he's an expert in cardiology. >> reporter: hdreds of people gathered to celebrate the life of the doctor over the weekend who they remember as a healer, committed to compassion and service. >> he was a great guy. dn't have an enemy in the world. >> tammy, they're trying to learn morebout the suspect and one of the pieces of the puzzle is he has a background in law enforcement? >> reporter: that's right. we confirm this morning that joseph james pappas held an armed law enforcement job for more than 30 years, we've learned. >> all right. tammy, thank you. >>> now to an emotional ceremony in hawaii overnight. the remains of u.s. service members from th

a second officer showed up and joseph pappas took a revolver and shot himself in the head. he was wearing a bulletproof vest. police believe he was ready for a shootout. blake: seems like it. do we know why he killed the cardiologist? reporter: doctor hausknecht practice for more than 40 years. at one point he treated george h. w. bush. they believe joseph pappas murdered him because he blamed him for his mothers death. >> the only connection we have found and the only exponential that we can find to date, and we put a lot of work into this. is the fact that doctor hausknecht operated on joseph pappas 's mother 20 years ago and she died on the operating table. reporter: a 20 year old grudge. they found a will and testament in his home. doctor hausknecht was 65 years old. blake: bryan llenas, live in the new york newsroom, thank you. arthel: the debate over 3d printing guns intensify. flaring up after the trumpet menstruation gives a green light to release plans online. we will discuss with our legal panel up next. to be their best, kids need good nutrition. and practice...

pappas' mother was one of his patients. she died in a surgery. investigators believe that may behy pappas shot and killed the doctor. >>> the man accused of killing l his girlfriendbe in court today. defense attorneys wi try to suppress statements that he made to detects during the investigation. prosecutorsay he shot his girlfriend because he was leading a double-life. she was reported missing after not shing up for the first day of school at wild lake high school in howard county. he denies with her murder. do >>> cbs is hiring two high-profile law firms to look into o allegatf sexual harassme harassment so far, moonves has not been asked to step down. >>> it may feel a little early, but school is back in session for some kid in our area. >> it's not just the first day back for students. alexandria public schools has a new man leading the way. megan mcgrath is outside of tucker elementary school, where te new superintends expected to greet kids this trning. megan, good mornin you. >> reporter: good morning, guys. a lot of us are still in tion m

joseph pappas is suspected of killing the doctor. pappas has not been seen in two weeks. evidence in his home links him to the killing. >> he is very dangerous and we need to get him into custody. we think he is suicidasuicidal. we should assume he is armed. we need to find this man. this man is dangerous. this man is capable. this man has skills. >> cnn called a phone number for his real estate company on wednesday, but it went to voice mail. that same number linked to listings on web sites for guns and tactical vests. >>> fire officials in northern california hope they turned a corner battling the deadly carr fire. crews are expected to face high temperatures at or near 100 degrees today. the carr fire burned more than 121,000 acres and 35% contained. it is the sixth most destructive fire in state's history. >> more than 1,000 homes have been burned. everyone reported missing in the carr fire has been accounted for, but six people died. the redding police chief says many arrests have been made in connection with looting. >>> officials in ohio say more than 500 people be