loudoun school board called to say the teacher had been placed on leave and the commonwealth is reviewing video from the gym. i wanted to let my son know if someone harmed him, that it was okay to sand up for yourself. a spoke person for the schools said this matter was under investigation and they wouldn t put any child in a compromising situation. it was windy outside. as soon as i stepped out of the car, winds were whipping, hair was flying. the rain is over, but it doesn t mean we re done with the weather. yes, we are blow dried, just if you have if you re trying to blow dry your hair, stick your head out the window. the wind will take care of it for you. we have the rain exiting the region now and being replaced by blustery winds. there may be a few sprinkled up into loudoun county. temperatures are beginning to cool down after we got around 70 last late last evening. 63 at reagan national. it s down into the 40s throughout much of west virginia. and winds are
probably i heap that s not hope that s not him. reporter: he was traveling with cousin and ray watley and friend tony burney. that vehicle traveling that excessive rate of speed was on top of them. i m andrea mccarran in baltimore at johns hopkins where a gunman opened fire and killed himself and mother after wounding a doctor. moments after a doctor briefed paul warren partis about his mother s condition, police say he opened fire. and fired a single gunshot that struck the doctor in the lower chest, upper abdomen. reporter: as s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the building, the hospital went into lockdown. my boss came running in to tell me to stay put where i m at, because there is a guy running around with a gun and we don t know what he s going to do. reporter: some hospital staffers say partis was angry that his mother s final surgery allegedly left her paralyzed. and that doctor that partis shot has been identified. his name is dr. david cohen and he s just
arriving. the washington teachers union has been locked in contract negotiations for over two years. the firing last week of 400 employees raised the emotional stakes. the union has gone to court to contest the dismissals, alleging older workers with seniority were targeted. today on wamu radio, michelle rhee rejected that charge but said seniority should not be the main reason to keep someone. no one wants cuts to happen, period, but just to sort of blindly say it s the last people who came in who should be the first to go, it s not good management. it s not looking out for the best interests of the schools. reporter: joining me now is randy wineguarden. she is the president of the american federation of teachers, a national parent organization of the washington teachers union. i know you ve got to get up on the stage in a few minutes and speak. what are you going to say? look, i m going to talk directly to the people of my new home city, washington, d.c., because this