Road Rage Captured in 911 Calls
BERMAN: 911 calls capturing two sides of a deadly Houston road rage in Florida. A man gunned down in front of his own family after going head-to-head with a fellow driver on the road. And authorities say the entire ordeal could have been prevented if the victim had listened to the 911 dispatcher. CNN's Nick Valencia has the details.</s>NICK VALENCIA, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: John, the 911 tapes are absolutely frightening. The whole incident started last week on Thursday afternoon in Citrus County, Florida, when Robert Doyle and Candelario Gonzalez got into an encounter on the road. Both parties called 911 on each other to report the other's erratic driving. Now on his 911 audio tape, Gonzalez can be heard telling dispatch that he's going to follow Doyle home. They advised him not to go. He does it anyway. Now once he got outside of Doyle's residence, which was just about five miles from where the incident started, less than two and a half minutes after the whole encounter began, shots were fired. Doyle can be heard on his 911 tape telling police that he has a gun.</s>ROBERT DOYLE, ACCUSED SHOOTER: My gun is already out. It's cocked and locked.</s>CATHY GONZALEZ, VICTIM'S WIFE: That son of a</s>VALENCIA: Moments later things turned violent with Doyle shooting Gonzalez five times eventually killing him. Doyle took it a step further by essentially holding Gonzalez's family hostage. Two of those, children in the car under the age of 10 years old.</s>C. GONZALEZ: I don't know how many times he hit, but he fired multiple times. The guy just kept charging at him. Please hurry.</s>UNIDENTIFIED 911 DISPATCHER: They're coming as fast as they can. Just do whatever he asked you to do, OK.</s>VALENCIA: When the police eventually arrived, Doyle was arrested, taken into custody and charged with second-degree murder as well as three counts of aggravated assault. I did ask police investigators with the Citrus County Sheriff's Office if it complicates the investigation that they told the victim not to pursue the alleged shooter. What I was told by the captain is that Doyle had the opportunity to not engage the victim and had the chance to go inside his home. For now, Doyle has posted his $60,000 bond and is out of police custody. We've called him and his family. They have not returned our calls -- John.</s>BERMAN: All right, Nick Valencia, thanks so much. The Boy Scouts of America set to end a long standing blanket ban on gay adult leaders. The 80-member board is expected to ratify the change when it votes today. Under the new policy, church-led scout groups can still limit gays in leadership positions, allowing them to choose adult leaders who, quote, "whose beliefs are consistent with their own." Hall of Fame in Cooperstown welcoming four Major League greats into the class of 2015. I cannot remember a better class than this. Pitchers Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez and John Smoltz, they have 735 career victories, nine Cy Young Awards between them. And there's Craig Biggio, a member of the 3,000 Hit Club. A lifelong Astros. A catcher turned second baseman. This was the first year that three pitchers were voted in on the first ballot. Of course the best of them is Pedro Martinez. He's there with Juan Maracau holding a Dominican flag right there. They're the only two Dominicans in the Hall of Fame. This was the first time since 1955 that four players made it in all at once. And man, they are four deserving players. Oil prices sinking, we'll hear some good news on your gas prices next.