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that read, quote, i have been so isolated so long. barbara starr is following the story and joins us now live. what else have we learned? well, john, here s where things stand now. private first class bradley manning in solitary confinement in a military detention facility. he is, according to pentagon sources, the prime suspect in the leak of the afghanistan documents, not charged yet. but details are emerging. we know already from sources he was in at least one fight, had discipline problems, and now as you say, the instant messages are emerging that manning allegedly sent to audrey an lamo, former computer hacker that eventually turned him in to federal authorities. let s look at the messages. they give you a window into who manning may really be. you started it off, john. it says, quote, i ve been isolated so long. i just wanted to be nice and live a normal life.
to get you up to speed. the associated press is reporting that nine people are dead following this shooting rampage. now we are hearing, it was a man who worked at the distributor behind the shooting. now police are speaking to a possible motive. according to reports from the hartford courant.com and our local fox affiliate, the suspect complained about being racially treated at work and he is black. they say he had discipline problems. he was called into the office this morning to address that issue when he opened fire on his coworkers. there are conflicting reports on whether he killed himself or was shot by police. more on that as we get it. you heard steve brown moments ago, missouri voters are considering today whether to buck the federal healthcare law requiring individuals to buy healthcare insurance or pay a fine. these are live pictures we are getting back from missouri. it is not just that state that
in line. and teachers agree, they need more alternatives to control students. just ask the teacher who just now recovered from that torn cartilage, she got a torn cartilage in her knee courtesy of a second grader s shoe. we have students that don t take teachers seriously, they re sent referrals to the office and sent back and it s like a jek to them. the psychology of it, the threat of licks, i think that s what s so effective. > well, the dallas morning news reports discipline problems have surged since paddling has been removed. here s a case of a movie scene maybe being too realistic. in new york in nassau county, a race to a screens store where people were waving gun, waving guns as part of a scene in a movie being filmed. someone should have told the cops who made an unexpected cameo, not realizing the situation wasn t real.