officer on the university of maryland campus. what led up to the shooting. as leaders bowed to get answers, vowed to get answers, we re joined live. the police trainee has undergone to surgery so far. members of the family gathered here and shop, for most of the day. police officials say they are determined to figure out why this happened and how to prevent it from ever happening again. i was so angry, i was almost speechless to think that something like this could happen. the mayor said wednesday there was no acceptable explanation as to why live rounds were used during a police training exercise that ended with the university of maryland trainee shot in the head. the mayor met with the trainees family at chartres, where he underwent surgery on wednesday. i made the commitment to the trainee s family that we would get to the bottom of it. the commissioner is working with the state police with the investigation. it should not have happened. he was shot inadvertent
latin-american pope? reporter: a conclave to elect a new pope will begin in mid-march, in time for easter. pub successors are from milan, canada possible successors are from milan, canada, and argentina. jeff hagel joins us with more reaction locally. reporter: archbishop william laurie said he visited the vatican 7 weeks ago and saw no signs of the pope slowing down, muff less resigning. the minute i heard about it, i was surprised. i certainly didn t expect to hear that this morning. reporter: installed by pope benedict xvi as the 16th archbishop of baltimore, williams said the he saw no signs of the pontiff s imminent retirement. he spoke once again about baltimore. and so, the holy father s mental alertness and acuity certainly seemed pretty wonderful to me. reporter: while the last pope to resign did so 600 years ago, the archbishop says benedict may be renouncing the rest of his time to prayer. this is a solemn occasion for us of course, but i hope we
casual relationship. charter was able to get in the house, beat the 32-year-old city social worker jennifer conyers in the head, before bounding her with electrical cords and speaker wire. police say charter dragged her to the basement and lit her house on fire. i don t know what else to call him but an animal behind bars for an egregious murder of someone who dedicated her life to helping others. reporter: police say carter also stole connors atm card and her car to fuel a drug binge and get around. he was interviewed and arrested. he was covered in blood during the questioning. when asked about the murder of miss connors, he declined to comment requested counsel. reporter: which he will need, as he s charged with first and second degree murder been arson, false imprisonment, malicious burning, and rob by. it remain unclear whether connors died because of her injuries or the fire suspect. police the fire itself. another suspect is being searched air as the inves
for archer was pulled out. it is not clear when the school will be used. investigators are gathering what they call cigna to get evidence. it will not discuss what has been seized the gunman s home computer may not reveal much. it was smashed and torn apart. it is great to take some time to do that. it will take some time to interview the more than 100 witnesses including at some point the children who survived the attack. is a very tender issue. and i can tell you that any interviews with any children will be done with professionals, with parents, and with investigators. one that can only come after the heart wrenching process for these kids in this community. when say one final goodbye. it is an emotional struggle they will be forced to renew and repeat 26 times here. schools across the country are taking extra time to make sure everyone feels secure on school grounds after the incident. that includes schools in baltimore city. lisa robinson joins us from north
conjunction with the chief, our community partnership division worked together to make sure that our officers were being taken care of. clearly, that s concern. so we have been working the last several days to ensure that we have counselors and pastors for officers to talk to so that they are able to express any emotions that they are having or concerns that they have. obviously, that s something that is very important and we want to make sure that our officers are taken care of. critics are saying that police are treating protesters in white neighborhoods different than black neighborhoodsome there any disparity there? [ inaudible ]. i think you have seen with our deployments and said this from the beginning, where we have the largest alps of people women ship the largest am of resource as we are doing enforcement activity doing curfew enforcement, going to target on obvious lilt largest gatherings of people first and shift resources to address smaller and smaller groups.