to have received victims with the exception of george washington university. they received a victim there but he was in his 60 aegs and deceased upon arrival. quite a heavy police presence behind me when i first arrived. a lot of planes closed and d.c. police officers making sure whoever were on the grounds were spoesed to be there. so far that what we have, the three victims brought here, some by tell komter and d.c. police officer and other two expected to survive these critical injuries, craig. some good news there for us from the hospital. thanks so much for that. reporter: we just heard from pete williams a few moments ago, at this point we re being very, very careful about releasing the name and identity of the shooter but at this point we believe he is a 34-year-old man from texas. we won t be releasing that name until we re certain. jim, in situations like this, is
saw? if i am beating the crud out of you and i know you suddenly have a gun would i expect me to be screaming for help? if you said if i was trayvon martin if in that situation wen anne we take it to the situation where i m theoor and i m on you and suddenly i see you have a gun, my first instinct as the aggressor is not going to be to scream for help. my first instinct as the aggr s aggressor if i m the agrosser is go for the weapon and help me continue my graegs and not being implemented to prevent me to stop me. my question is it would be unusual for pattern who saw somebody they were in combat with a firearm would it be unusual for that person to yell for help in your experience? i want to make sure i m clear because you just said would it be unusual for a person involved in a combat situation to suddenly see a gun and scream for help. is that the question that i want to make sure i m very clear
melissa, that aegs a long wlis of accomplishments. as we end the first term, we need the list because the critics don t get a credit for average americans, working class, middle class. poor, if you re black, if you re latino, women, gays, across the board. concrete things, not rhetoric. concrete things. concrete things. now, there s a set of critics who were just saying as you pointed out with the gop, on the other side of the aisle that we just want to defeat the president. and those aren t really criti e critiques to be taken seriously. part of the problem is it s not
not right. that aegs not catholic. that s not christian. that s not religious. and it s not american. the bishops are adamant on that. you ve been very outspoken against the obama administration s health care mandate, requiring employers to pay for birth control. you re right, i have been outspoken in this whole situation. we bishops have tried our best to make sure that we keep the conversation elevated to one of religious freedom. a particular part of that is the mandate to cover contraceptives. and what we find particularly odious, chris, would be what we would say would be an intrusion by a bureau of the federal government into the very definition of religious ministry and the extent of this church s service. so it s really that hhs intrusion that bothers us. it s not it s not the contraception per se, although you re right, we are opposed to that. but do you think catholics will vote on the birth control issue,
he, massa put himself out there. first he said it was because of a health issue, then because of these ethics allegations then because they were trying to push him out because of health care. i can tell you though coming up from washington yesterday, folks in washington sort of changed from talking about eric massa to saying, can we move on please? they had enough. i hear you on that one. ten minutes past the hour. we ll get a check on the weather. rob marciano. things are certainly changing, extreme weather in the country aegs midsection could be heading towa toward. things are changing and we re getting out of the winter weather and transition into spring. that means severe weather across the south. several tornado reports yesterday. we start you off in arkansas where there were three, damage