rapes were the victims are in their 20's within a week of each other. a 29-year-old mother was raped while her children were in a room next door. the second attack happened at less than 3 miles away early last sunday morning in the 700 block of lenox street in northwest baltimore. the 27-year-old victim was sleeping when a rapist crept into her bedroom. news of the attacks shocked neighbors in both of the communities. >> it is really unbelievable. an attack on a woman at night. >> the methodology in both crimes was very similar. they have concluded that the crimes are related because of other information that they could not reveal as well. >> the secretive his identity by placing items over the victim's face so they could not identify

him. both victims appeared to be in their late 20s. >> unfortunately, because both victims were in essence blindfolded, there were not able to get a good description of the suspect. however, police have been reviewing footage from several surveillance cameras as well as going door-to-door in communities. >> they are canvassing neighborhoods for potential witnesses and camera footage. if anyone saw anyone in the neighborhood in those early morning hours who was acting suspiciously or unfamiliar to them, please call police. >> police are reminding city residents tonight to make sure all of the windows in their homes are locked, as well as making sure the outside of their homes are well lit. anyone with information is asked to call 911 immediately. >> thank you. meanwhile, baltimore county police are on the lookout for a

group of men accused of abducting and sexually assaulting a teenaged girl. it reportedly happened in haiti never block of woodlawn drive. four men pulled up and 800 covered sedan, two of them were wearing ski masks. -- in a teal-colored zandt, two of them were wearing ski masks. one of them allegedly raped the victim before taking her inside a home. the victim managed to walk to a nearby police precinct to report the crime. for information, call crimestoppers. -- if you have information, call crimestoppers. >> a woman was robbed at gunpoint at a store last night that had been hit before. david collins is outside the goodwill store on job are road with the latest. >> the impact of these robberies is potentially enormous. proceeds from these stores go to programs that benefit thousands of people. goodwill stores in taos and

cockeysville have been robbed three times in less than a week. the one on joppa rd. has been hit twice, police believe, by the same person. >> he did have a handgun with him. there was a confrontation with the employee at the location. money was taken from the register and the safe. >> a week ago friday, i suspect seen entering from the rear. he shot a gun in the employees face and took cash from the register and the face. -- and the safe. he is described as approximately 30 years old and blackmail. police said there was also an attempted robbery at this good will sort on west of radonio road. there's an altercation between the gunmen and store clerk. >> the suspect was able to flee the scene, however, we were able to recovery began from the store at that time. >> -- recover a bb gun from the store at that time.

there was no money stolen from that location. >> why good will has become a target is anyone's guess. >> we are taking steps to increase our security and to make the stores safe for the customers and employees. >> goodwill stores have surveillance cameras. footage of the robberies are now enhance of detectives. when it first happened last week, people were surprised. the proceeds from the stores go to help the needy. good will served more than 16,000 people last year alone. >> we provide training and job placement services. it is particularly disturbing in this economy as we have seen an increase for people needing services go up that we have experienced these robberies. it takes away from our ability to help people. >> authorities say no one was injured in this latest robbery. anyone with information is are

urged to call baltimore county police. >> two more baltimore city police officers have pleaded guilty in the telling kickbacks and that rocked the baltimore city police department. that brings the total number of police officers that pleaded guilty to extortion and conspiracy to 11. this harkens back to a case from 1988 involving rodriguez telling -- towing company . majestic was not authorized towing company for the city of baltimore. >> protestors are gathering at the bridge to support occupy wall street. it marks the two month anniversary of the movement. they have picked the bridge to highlight what they are calling a failure to deal with a

crumbling infrastructure in the city. we will have a live report from the ground later in this hour. as you know, the movement has taken over the square for the past 45 days. city officials have asked for the tends to be removed, but not set a timetable for their removal. occupy remover -- occupy processors say if they are forced to -- occupied protestors say they're forced to remove their tents, they will just come back. >> from the first rally this morning, clashes with police set the tone for the rest of the day. michelle franzen has the latest from new york. >> clashes between demonstrators and police -- between demonstrators and police in nyc escalated. protesters toppled barricade and violence erupted as riot police moved in. one protester was led out of the

park by police with what appears to be a bleeding head injury. >> they started shoving everybody around. >> throughout the day, police arrested more than 100 protesters. the bulk of the arrests came early in the morning when demonstrators marched to wall street and blocked traffic by sitting in the middle of the road. tensions between the police and protesters have been building as nypd officers conducted an overnight's week earlier this week to clear the part of the sleeping bags and tents and tarps. demonstrators said they are determined to make sure they keep the movement alive. >> they have no choice but to try to organize around this issue. >> issues of poverty and corporate greed have been

resonating with the public. at the same time, police have not shown tolerance when these situations turn violent. >> high pressure building in from the west with some gusty wind and chilly temperatures. the rain that kicked off the showers is offshore now. the high pressure on west should deliver some cold temperatures, but also drier weather. sunny weather expected for the first part of the weekend. the forecast, coming up. >> more details continue to unfold around the penn state university child sex abuse scandal. tonight, growing questions around one of the key figures in the case. jay gray at the latest from state college, pennsylvania. >> he is the star witness for the prosecutor, and tonight,

mike mcqueary said he saw jerry sandusky sexually molested a young boy in the shower and he spoke briefly from his home. he told the grand jury left immediately, distraught, when he witnessed the alleged assault. but then he contradicted that in an e-mail to a friend by saying, "i did stop it. my major rates stopped in the locker room." he also said he went to police. but police have no record of any conversation between mcqueary and police. adding to that, just weeks later he was at a charity event with sandusky and later participated in a golf tournament that again included sandusky. at this point, mcqueary has refused to discuss the discrepancies. >> i will not go into detail about anything. i think it is obvious i tried to

do the right thing. >> as the investigation continues, a source tells nbc news more potential victims have reached out to investigators, though no new charges have been filed. the hearing is set for december 6. the former athletic director and senior vice president of both faiths -- both face perjury charges. both insist they are innocent. the judge in the case has been replaced after was learned he received a $1,000 campaign contribution from the chairman of the second mile charity. >> it was a somber morning for radio listeners all across the state. >> it certainly was. >> i am a long run chemotherapy. >> longtime baltimore broadcast personalities that he will not continue with his chemotherapy treatment just weeks after

announcing a pancreatic cancer diagnosis. more on what he had to say, next. >> and why maryland officials are targetting cigars. why they say they are worse than cigarettes when it comes to young people. >> coming of new at 5:30 p.m., what school officials are doing to look fooi

>> the idea of some merkel with stage for pancreatic cancer, well, there is not going to be any miracle. this is the decision that was reached and agreed upon by everyone concerned. it is the best thing under the circumstances. and i am ok with it. >> a very sad announcement today from wbal radio talk-show host, my very long time good friend and foe anchor here at the wbal tv ron smith. he recently learned yet stage for pancreatic cancer and said he will not undergo another round of chemotherapy. he says he is opting for managed care and eventually home hospice. he says he and his wife and

doctors all agree that stopping chemotherapy is the best choice. he said he will stay on the air as long as he can. we are sending best wishes to ron and his family tonight. >> we absolutely are, ron. we're all thinking about you tonight. in tonight's medical alert, maryland health department is launching a campaign to put the brakes on kids using tobacco, specifically cigars. city officials are launching an advertising campaign that will hopefully educate kids on the harmful effects of not just cigarettes, but tobacco in general. the use of flavor tobaccos has shot up among kids. one of the reasons, attractive packaging. >> to take something that is toxic, something that has poisoned and chemicals in it, and to put it inside iraq for that is supposedly -- inside a

wrapper that is supposedly attractive. >> it is also the great american smokeout, the day designated by the american cancer society to get americans to quit smoking. we have tips to help you quit. go to wbaltv.com, medical alert. eric edwards has the next door is. >> you were babies were -- fewer babies are having babies of their own. >> more teenagers are delaying sexual activity, which is the responsible thing to do, and those that are having sex are using contraception a bit more consistently and carefully. >> the rate of decline in all 50 states and in all ethnic groups. >> for the first time in a

decade, we're less than 12%. >> it is good news to the march of dimes, which stresses that babies born to were they are at much greater risk for health issues. -- too early are at much greater risk for health issues. >> the brain and organs and lungs all continued to mature. babies born before 39 weeks have more serious problems. >> the lower pre-term birth rate may be in part to another cdc finding, the first decline in cesarean births since 1996. those who are already parents may be surprised at what teenage experts say may be the downward trend in teen births. >> steans tell us over and over again that parents' influence their decisions about sex more than their peers, more than their partners, more than popular culture. >> it seems waiting for baby is increasingly the norm. in fact, the only increase in the cdc report is the birthrate

in the mother's over age 40. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we have seen the weather system track through the region and kick up some scattered rain and snow showers. gusty winds are following that front, assuring insomuch cooler air. we started the week with -- ushering in a much cooler higha. we started the week with record highs. now below normal temperatures expected. from one extreme to the other all in one week in the mid- atlantic. in boston, snow showers toward the west virginia mountains. snow showers in western pennsylvania as well. we're down to below freezing in western maryland. 32 degrees in bradford in northern pennsylvania. to 43 degrees at b.w.i. marshall. already at 39 degrees at ocean

city. mid 40's on the eastern shore. the new getting to the colder air out in western maryland. a few showers in western garrett county. other than that, it stays clear and cold tonight. 25 in the northwest suburbs. 35 at the inner harbor by morning. westerly breeze is make us up to 20 m.p.h., but steady winds at 10 to 15. it will feel even colder by late tonight. a big mass of canadian air coming out of the great lakes. there have been some snow showers and even light snow advisory effect. the breezy weather goes all the way into the carolinas. this strong bit of high pressure will go into tomorrow and in saturday and possibly sunday as well.

it is not until monday that we will have to deal with this weather out in the pacific northwest right now. through the ravens game, nights, fall weather. -- nice fall weather. out on the big four friday, went out of the west and southwest. 5 to 15 knots, and occasional gusts to 20 knots. sunny and 41 at deep creek and around the kendry tomorrow. around 50 degrees on saturday. maybe getting into the upper 50's in western maryland. a nice weekend shaping up once the snow showers to taper off tomorrow night. mostly sunny on saturday, 55, up around 60 in cambridge and eastern on sunday. bright sunny skies,

temperatures warming and to the 50's on saturday from the 40's tomorrow. the rain chances sunday, that is much later in the evening. i think we will be fined for ravens football. slight chance for showers on monday. a better chance for showers moving into tuesday and wednesday of next week. >> come midnight on new year's eve we'll map to go elsewhere to see fireworks. -- you may have to go elsewhere to see fireworks. >> the city may not be putting on that fireworks show we have all come to expect. >> a big surprise for anne arundel county woman. that story, coming up. >> and a demonstration at the howard street bridge in baltimore city. we will have a live report to muster the head.

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>> rosetta winters of edgewater is heading to california for the first time and she can thank ellen degeneres for the experience. >> she will be part of the 12 days of giveaways. so sweet. and allen has asked rob roblin to deliver the good news. >> i am about to surprise ms. rosetta of winters. she is going to be at the ellen degeneres show and the 12 days of giveaways. let's go to her door right now. ring the doorbell. here comes somebody. hold on. she is opening the door. how are you, ma'am? arguments rosetta winters? >> yes, i am. >> ms. rosetta winters, you're a

winner. >> for what? >> you are going to l.a.. you're going to the ellen degeneres show. i am rob roblin and they told me to come down and tell you. you are going on december the sixth. he will fly out to the show. are you excited? >> oh, yes, i'm very excited. i never win anything. this is the first time i've ever won anything. >> have you ever been to hollywood? >> never, and i tried for about three years to get on the ellen degeneres show, the 12 days of christmas. i have not heard from dan no,. >> well, they sent me down -- i have not heard from them yet. >> well, they sat me down. you believe me, don't you? >> haut, yes, you have the channel 11. >> you have never been there before? >> no, i have not. >> who are you going to take with you? >> my daughter. my daughter is going to go with

me. >> are you excited? >> yes. >> did you have any idea? >> no, i know she plays all the game shows, but i had no idea that she one. >> you are going to get all kinds of gifts, too. >> am i? >> all kinds of gifts. >> that is great. >> i think when she first saw had on sheut the door that was like, who are you? umar blige read a fabulous time. that is a great price. -- you are going to have a fabulous time. that is a great prize. >> more than $1 trillion of government writing before the deadline of november 23. >> and the plot to kill the

president, the man accused of firing bullets at the white house is charged with an assassination attempt. >> filling a shoebox like this with just a few basic items, details on operation christmas child straight ahead. >> we are live with the protests at the bottom of the howard street

>> you are watching wbal tv 11 news at 5:00 p.m. in hd with stan stovall, donna hamilton, your insta-weather + forecast with chief meteorologist tom

tasselmyer. 11 news at 5:00 p.m. in hd continues now. >> you're looking right now at a developing demonstration at the howard street bridge in baltimore city. they have hung a sign saying, " bridge the gap, jobs, not cuts." they have chosen the howard street bridge because they say is a falling piece of infrastructure. >> and they say improving infrastructure will get people back to work. things are starting to heat up. sheldon? >> there are a few people still on the howard street bridge, but for the most part, the protesters have already made their way over and they are hanging out in front of the square. they have been demanding more infrastructure here and around the country, as well as job creation. people are gathered in for to the square to prepare for the march across the howard street bridge.

it was prepared by occupied baltimore and the -- codey baltimore and other grass-roots organizations. >> i think it is incumbent on people like me to make sure that the message gets heard. they're taking a lot out of our system that needs value. the trading and the credit defaults swaps are gimmicks that do not add value to our country. >> a few people are still on the howard street bridge saying they are part of the 99% waving flags and so forth.

for the most part, law of the protesters have already made their way over the howard street bridge. we'll have much more on this protest, coming out. we will hear from a teacher that complaints about the crumbling infrastructure at his school. >> thank you. new tonight at 5:30 p.m., howard county is a step closer to replacing its longtime school superintendent, but how is it going about the process? >> they have hired a national consulting firm to help hire the next school superintendent. there also promised to give information at public meetings and on line. >> howard county believes it has a key selling point when it comes to attracting a top candidate. based on its school data, howard county considers itself the number one school system in the nation. howard county is hoping to revenues schools superintendent on the job by next summer -- is

hoping to have a new school superintendent on the job by next summer. that is why it is getting the word out to parents. >> we are dedicated to involving the community and our staff as much as possible. >> they will contact community groups by the end of the month and poles -- and hold public hearings by the end of december. they hoped to start interviewing finalists by early spring. >> it is absolutely critical. we owe it to our students. their future is on the line here. we have to find the best and brightest in the u.s. >> there are more than 50,000 students in howard county school system, and students who score above 90% on test and many of them go on to college. it is important to find the right fit.

>> in howard county, we have had long serving superintendents. and that continuity of leadership makes a difference. we want to make sure that -- when i say we, talking about the system, but it is the board's responsibility to find the money would come here and stay. >> the current superintendent is retiring after more than a decade in the job. >> he officially steps down on the sixth. coming up, i will tell you why a reading program is getting heat from teachers. >> here's a look at some of our other top stories. new information concerning two home invasion rapes that happened last week in baltimore. police now believe they were -- they were related. both victims were in their late 20's and it happened within a week of each other. police are canvassing both communities. for the third time in less than a week might goodwill store has

been robbed at gunpoint. -- at a goodwill store has been robbed at gunpoint. goodwill representatives tell us they are taking steps to improve security. and police are looking for an armed robber that was able to take off from a towson bank in broad daylight. he passed the teller a note demanding money and was able to run away. police are releasing the surveillance video of the robber who implied he had a weapon. if you have information with this person is, called metra crimestoppers. >> he will not use savings to in iraq ande war's

afghanistan for the president's jobs program. they also is -- democrats suggested this and also suggested using the money for medicare programs. by john boehner says the savings should not be used to offset spending. >> you can lead a horse to water, you cannot make him drink. >> it looks like the house will pass one of those continuing resolutions to avoid a government shutdown midnight friday without a huge fight like the one last april. >> tourism officials hope to draw 1 million visitors all around the country to the birthplace of the star spangled , which is baltimore, of course. i join gov. o'malley and mayor stephanie rawlings-blake as they

made the announcement this morning. that flotilla will be nothing compared to the international maritime festival happening in baltimore from june 13 to through the 19th. >> there will be all sorts of ships coming here to celebrate the birth of this nation, really, the quickening of our spirit and our understanding that we are in this together and together we are stronger. >> philadelphia had its time. boston had its time. now it is baltimores time. >> organizers hope to have top representatives from the british navy -- the british royal navy and the american navy. the u.s. mint will be matching up to $8.5 million in fines, and this state has committed $1 million to get things going -- in funds, and thie state has committed $1 million to get

things going. the city may not be able to afford a show that lights up the sky this year on new year's eve. since they put out the word of a shortage of funds, they have received more than $60,000 in donations, but set -- city leaders say they need at least $75,000 to pull the display off. a decision will be made in the next two weeks or so. >> a police chase after man steals eighth -- steals a pickup truck. then he crosses the vehicle. >> -- crashes the vehicle. >> what is more surprising is how old the suspect was. >> changing the landscape in baltimore county. that story, coming up. ♪

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was -- were ordered off the plane for officials to take a look at a suspicious package on board. the unidentified substance was deemed to be herb saige. the man accused of using an assault rifle to fire a shot at the white house has now been charged withrying to assassinate president obama or a member of the staff. oscar ortega hernandez will be taken to face charges in washington. when he asked -- when was asked if he understood the charges he only replied to my "yes, ma'am." the charge carries up to life in prison. >> police say a man opened up -- opened fire on a fedex building before turning the gun on himself. this happen in a chicago location. police were called after a number of shots had been fired. the gunmen reportedly shot and

killed himself after the swat team showed up outside. no one else's reported injured. >> police a 10-year-old boy broke into a name palkot in florida and took a truck -- in 20 impound lot in florida and took a truck. he drove an tilley crashed into a utility pole. he knocked out power to many in the area. the mother says she thought her son was at home. he said his grandmother taught him how to drive. thanks, grandma. a recall tonight for peter vawter sold in maryland for a possible salmonella -- for peanut butter sold in maryland for a possible salmonella infection. >> the seven-day forecast is straight ahead.

>> here is a look at what we're working on for 11 news at 6:00 p.m. police are looking for a suspect targeting goodwill stores. it is the third robbery in less than a week. and new information involving two home invasion rate cases last week in baltimore city. last week in baltimore city. -- you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're always guaranteed the lowest prices online. so don't wait... try, compare and buy at verizonfios.com today. because there's never been a better time to build the perfect fios bundle. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v.

>> making sure a child has something special on christmas morning is the goal of operation christmas child. as jennifer franciotti shows us, this is the last week organizers have to collect shoeboxes filled with gifts. >> reagan and john wilson are hard at work helping volunteers packed boxes filled with treasures across the globe.

grace fellowship church in timonium is a collection site for operation christmas child. it is a program that began in 1993. >> that year, they did 26,000 shoeboxes. last year, we did 8.2 million shoeboxes to over 135 countries around the world. >> the idea is simple, fill a shoebox for a container with something special for a child in need. you can choose a boy or a girl in every age groups. boys 10-13 are the most in need. >> you do not know where it is going, but you know you are doing something fun and it is a blessing somewhere else. they get excited about toothpaste, toothbrushes, a pair of socks, barrettes for the girls. you wish you could see their faces, but you can imagine it.

it is such a simple thing. i would do it every month. >> the boxes are shipped to a processing center in north carolina where each box is inspected before cent -- before being sent to the children. >> last year we had a box for a little girl and it had a tutu and ballerinas slippers. it is our way of giving to other people. >> and that is to -- that is the point, to give to children who are hardly ever get a gift, something that shows someone cares about them. >> they are asking for $7 to help defray the cost of shipping. collection ends on monday. there's still time. >> tonight, authorities are assessing damage from a line of severe storms that swept across the south overnight and turned deadly. after spotting several tornadoes, six people in three states were killed.

it was the worst bout of weather since the trade as of late last spring. a suspected tornado in rock hill, rth carolina is being date -- being blamed for the death of three people. five others were injured. and a tornado swept across atlanta, killing a man when a tree fell on his suv. lonny nyah conditions are expected through the end of the year. -- la nina conditions are expected through the end of the year. told to expect short- term swings in temperature this winter. i believe, because of arctic oscillation. >> ooooh. >> what does this mean for us? >> it means -- remember all of the heavy flooding and tornadoes in the upper midwest?

a lot of that will continue again, depending on the overall weather pattern. it should be fairly normal for our region. today, colder temperatures. we started the week with almost record highs on monday. for the next couple of days, a little bit below normal. the normal high is 56 degrees. 53 today. tomorrow may stay in the 40's for the high and 20's at night. the week that started with almost record-setting highs will end up with below normal temperatures. 75 --cord for the state's for this day is 75/20. behind this with the colder air moving in, there are some snow showers in the mountains stretching to western virginia -- stretching through west virginia into western croupier.

-- into western pennsylvania. as we head toward thanksgiving, ski season is about ready to get going. 50 degrees this morning in baltimore at 5:00 a.m. but 30 degrees at oakland. the northwesterly winds did not let the temperature climbed at all today. we have been on a slow, downward trend throughout the day. 27 in oakland. that is where the winds are coming from. expect it to get colder with a clearing sky tonight. big, strong high pressure coming in ahead of the front, which is well off the coast. is whathat -- that produced the severe, nasty thunderstorms. now it is over the north atlantic. a bit cold tomorrow, but a nice, bright, sunny friday. highs of only 45 to 50 degrees. brisk on the day tomorrow

morning, but the wins will diminish. a one to 2 foot shop on the open waters. tomorrow should be a sunny day and it will stay sunny through the weekend. 55 around easton and cambridge on saturday. probably in the low 60's to wrap up the weekend on the eastern shore. sunshine expected friday and saturday at ocean city, and mostly sunny on sunday as well. we expect only a few clouds to be inching into the region sunday -- saturday afternoon. the cloudy and milder on sunday. rainshowers stayed well to our north and west through the afternoon. it would probably do not have to worry about another batch of rain and tell later sunday night or monday. 60 on sunday. rain shower chances are only

about 20% on sunday night and monday. 50% chance of rain showers on tuesday. that should taper off wednesday morning. >> a recall leadoff our consumer alert tonight. smokers is recalling 16 ounce jars of its smuckers natural peanut butter to to contamination. they were sold here in maryland and would have been purchased in the last week. they have a best if used by date of august 3rd, 2012 and august 4 of 2012. an uptick in travel this holiday season is expected. 2 million people will be jamming the airports and highways next week. and they will not just be paying more for gas. airline tickets are more expensive and hotel rooms are up 6%. the only thing that is cheaper this year, car rentals.

those fees are down about 11% from last year. >> the controversy overeating is during a debate in howard county schools. --

>> they have been changing the landscape of carroll county one tree at a time and thousands later, they are taking a break to cheer on the ravens.

here is more on those recipients. >> it is not uncommon to hear the sound of a tractor out in carroll county, but on this crisp, fall morning is a company by this -- is accompanied by the sound of young people. they're calling hundreds of -- they are hauling hundreds of trees and about two recreate the landscape at freedom park. these volunteers have descended on the part, a coed branch of the boy scouts that works to recruiinclude the environment. they hope to promote awareness. >> this tree planting is a way to get people involved and help better the environment and make them aware of the benefits of trees. >> it is a group of young people ages 14 to 20. they are advised by adults, but pick their own projects. an inspiring labor of love,

particularly for the adults to watch. >> to be able to work side-by- side with them is really cool. it really is. >> it taught me a lot about leadership. i was president for a while as well. also, integrity and passion for the environment. >> this shared passion has garner the attention of the ravens organization and to groups 202 will be the next group on their way to the ratings game. >> to see the recognition that the ravens game, is a big honor. >> at the end of the day, it is nice to see how many trees you planted. but it's nice to get the recognition from the community. >> the next group, have attached for humanity of the chesapeake. -- habitat for humanity of the chesapeake. >> here is what is coming up at 6:00 p.m.

>> goodwill stores have been robbed at gunpoint three times in the last week. how this impacts you, sir ahead. >> and police believe two home invasion rapes in baltimore city are related. details, coming out. >> i'm nicole killion in washington with more on the occupied movement anniversary. >> this is wbal tv 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> our big story tonight at 6:00 p.m., for the third time in less than a week a goodwill store has been robbed at gunpoint. the latest holdup happened last night on joppa rd.. the same place have been hit just days before. david collins joins us with more. >> we have learned that police have some solid lead, eyewitness accounts, a description and surveillance footage of the robberies. and police already believed the me