on tuesday, doug jones, the officer in charge of the document back in 2002, told the court that he created an electronic file and printed 12 copies to be distributed to the command staff. others have testified that it was standard procedure to print copies. and on you the stand, commissioner ramsey said if he needed to see a running resume, he would look in his computer. on the advice of his council, he would not answer questions outside. in general, with the proceeding pending, i generally don t like to get into have our clients get in to discussing matters. we ll continue in until this iso, the judge prefers it this way, too. reporter: the judge appointed magistrate judge john facciola to investigate not only what happened to the running resume but what happened to significant portions of police radio transmissions and videotape. for example, police turned over this videotape to the lawyers who filed the two lawsuits and as the judge noted in court, the time stamp here
an assault rifle on campus. officials say 19-year-old colton tooley randomly fired shots before killing himself. no one else was hurt. former president jim any carter remains hospitalized this morning. doctors want to continue observing him. he had an upset stomach in a flight to cleveland and checked in yesterday as a precaution. a drill trying to reach the 33 trapped miners made the halfway point. crews is an i they re ahead of schedule and that the men could actually be rescued by early november. the miners have been trapped underground since august 5th. tropical storm warnings up for parts of florida. rob marciano tracking the storm system. it could turn into tropical storm nicole but having problems getting organized, rob? yeah. which we ll take. the main problem is the rainfall. amount of rainfall already north of the system has been troubling. across parts of southern florida and the amount of rainfall to
welcome back to the most news in the morning. 15 minutes past the hour. classes resume at the university of texas a day after a student opened fire with an assault rifle on campus. officials say 19-year-old colton to tooly randomly fired shots before killing himself. this was reminiscent of the famous bell tower shootings back in the 60s. half way there, a drill trying to reach 33 trapped chilean miners has reached the 330-meter mark. crews say they re already ahead of schedule and the men could be rescued by early november. the miners have been trapped underground since the 5th of august. and ray lahood is blasting a new study suggesting that texting bans are not reducing highway crashes but have led to an increase among younger drivers. researchers say that drivers are hiding phones from police by
saying the man, colton tooley was a brilliant and model student. his emotions, they describe always in check, polite and respectful, never showed any signs of depression or aggression. his family clearly devastated to learn how he took his own life yesterday, crossing campus in a suit, a ski mask aimlessly firing a rifle into the air. walking over here and, had a black mask, and, i was looking and, hey, maybe he s joking. we heard loud pops and said, did you hear that, are those gun shots and she said i think i heard that. people screaming. and somebody with a gun, he has a mask, crazy guy. and it is just, just scared me. bill: police were on his trail and followed him into the library and he holed up and eventually turned the gun on himself, text messages sent to students with a warning, stay indoors and keep your doors locked. no one else yeared in that. we were watching it yesterday, a
briefed on the threat. brian ross, abc news, new york. classes resume today at the university of texas in austin after gunfire erupted on a sprawling campus. police had the school locked down when a student wearing a ski mask opened fire with an assault rifle. the shooter was identified as 19-year-old colton tooley. after opening fire he headed into a library where he turned the gun on himself. no other students were injured. a sky west airlines commuter jet was forced to make an emergency landing at milwaukee s airport after the landing gear got stuck. the incident was captured on a passenger s cell phone. 39 people were on board. luckily, no one was injured. last weekend a commuter jet made by the very same company also made an emergency landing here in new york after experiencing a similar problem. the head of california natural gas utility is proposing new restrictions on pipelines. that is after a pipeline explosion a few weeks ago in san bruno, california. eight people were