Extra Security at Dodger Stadium
KAYE: Time now for stories you may have missed. Thousands of teachers in Detroit got word today that they could be out of a job soon. Five thousand four hundred sixty-six teachers were slapped with layoff notices. We don't know how many of these teachers will actually lose their jobs, but we do know that the potential job losses here are staggering with many school closings expected. This is not the first time Detroit Public Schools has issued massive layoff notices, but it is the first time all teachers who are members of the Detroit Federation of Teachers have been notified they could lose their jobs. We're learning more gut-wrenching details of the last moments before a mother drove her van with her children inside into the Hudson River. Ten-year-old Lashaun Armstrong, the lone survivor, visited the dock with family members yesterday. A passing driver, Meave Ryan, who picked up Lashaun and took him to a fire station after he swam to safety, says the little boy was terrified and courageous but blames himself.</s>MEAVE RYAN, DROVE BOY TO FIRE STATION: He was talking about how he regrets not teaching his two brothers how to swim, because he just learned how to swim last summer.</s>KAYE: As the van sank into the Hudson, the mom cradled her children and told them, you're all going to die with me. Not long before, the mother posted a Facebook message saying, "forgive me, please, this is it." Police divers eventually found the body of 25- year-old Armstrong, along with her 11-month-old baby girl and her sons, a two-year-old and five-year-old. We've now learned police have ruled out potential criminal charges against the father. The governor of Virginia is officially declaring April 16th as Virginia Tech Remembrance Day. Tomorrow marks the four-year anniversary of a mentally ill student gunning down 32 people at Virginia Tech. Flags will be flown at half-staff across the state and there will be several events to honor those who died, including a moment of silence and a ceremony in front of the state capital. On campus, in honor of the 32 who died, students planned 32 hours of community service. Police have beefed up security around the Los Angeles Dodgers stadium. The extra security comes after Bryan Stow, a San Francisco Giants fan, was brutally attack last month. At least 200 officers fanned out in and around the stadium during Thursday's game. Stow is still hospitalized and is in a medically induced coma. Investigators say about 100 people saw two suspects beat Stow as he left the Dodgers stadium parking lot. Family members say doctors are taking steps to bring Stow out of that coma. A former NFL great now saying he is suffering effects of concussions. Our own neurosurgeon Dr. Sanjay Gupta explains what this is all about in a couple of minutes.