least 30 people. sources say several of the men met the prostitutes at this club and paid them to have sex inside the club before bringing them back to the party space at hotel. the ul new york times spoke to one of the women with the agents they can never told me they were with obama she said. she said they is the woman who argued with one of them over her payment. she said she agreed to go back for $800 but the next morning he said he would only pay her $30. i say baby my cash money. after an argument that drew the attention of police the woman said the agent agreed to pay her $250. the secret service has not confirmed her account. lawmakers have expressed concern about the potential risk to national security but for now officials say there is no indication that the prostitutes were spies or walked away with any classified information. >> there is nothing so far

that's been revealed. an investigation will take place and we will be able to know but nothing so far. >> reporter: the senate plans to hold hearings on these events. the homeland security secretary will be on the hot seat, she oversees the secrets. >> today marks 17 years since the deadliest terror attack on united states soil before 9/11 1. a bomb destroyed most of the federal building here in oklahoma city. the blast killed 168 people including 19 children at the daycare center. more than 500 were hurt. services were held today at the national mesits on the former site the building. the suspects were convicted for the attack. one claimed he targeted as revenge for the fbi raid on the compound in waco. he was executed in 2001. and the 51 day standoff at

the compound happened 19 years ago today. the fire started at the site right near waco. at least 76 of david koresh died in the fire. four federal agents were also killed. and now let's go to elkridge, he said there was an argument. he said his wife walked away. police said they suspected foul play. tonight they are closer to proving it. the tipped of a missing woman 21 years ago. >> reporter: even if police believed the husband when he reported she walked out they couldn't believe she would leave her sons. they suspected she was a victim of foul play but had no evidence to prove it. a break in the case came after the husband separated from his second wife and she gave police

permission to search the property. that led them to an old shed in the backyard. >> there was nothing obvious but they went inside the shed, pulled up floor boards and moved some debris and that's when they saw a concrete slab and there was information there that they were able to obtain that made them believe she may be there and that was correct. >> reporter: the 57-year-old robert jarret faces first and second degree murder charges he is being held without bail. christine's parents both died without know what happened but police called her adult sons this morning. >> we are getting new clues in the search for a new york boy who disappeared 30 years ago. agents searched the basement of a building in new york today for remains. the 6-year-old disappeared in 1979 while walking to a school bus stop. a judge declared him dead back in 2001.

it's believed that he was the first missing child ever feature on the side of a milk carton. the prime suspect was never charged in the case. he is in jail on unrelated child molestation charges. back here, baltimore county police are trying to find who men who robbed a family at gun point. as the family is getting in to a van to leave the house the two men hiding in the garage jumped out and ordered the family back inside the house. they say the suspects forced the father and the two girls in to a closet, tied them up. the men then stole a safe and the family van. now around the same time another neighbor called police after seeing two men taking something out of the van and loading it into a gold sedan, possibly a toyota camry. tonight's consumer alert an important recall. 49,000 concept compact traveler charges are being recalled.

the plastic holding the screw dear sir break causing the screws to come loose and the charger holds two or three battery, silver with a sticker on the top that says digital concepts and compact travel charger. for more information call the number on the screen. we have good news for you. gas prices have dropped fort third straight day. keep your fingers crossed. aaa said the average price now down to $3.89. prices mirroring the crude oil prices, that price has dropped, mostly important iran agreeing to negotiate about its nuclear program. if they hold steady gas prices may have peaked. we are working for to you help you find the cheapest gas prices around the area. log onto abc 2news.com and under the traffic tab click on gas prices and you will find the list of the cheapest prices

found by people driving in your area. >> all right. check it out on the weather frontw. have just a little bit of fair weather cloud cover off shore. that's where all the active is, sitting dry, looking good. as we zoom in temperature wise comfortable. now up to 70 in baltimore. we were 69 a few minutes ago and humidity comfortable. this evening 60s. mostly clear and pleasant. another great day tomorrow and then i the changes for the weekend. >> are you ready? here we go. its open season on the former baltimore mayor. she will be toasted in the name of charity. we have more on what she is in for tonight. >> reporter: of course the big question if you had the chance to take shots at the mayor would you go easy or come guns

blazing in a comedian says nothing is off limits so watch out sheila. pamela, is one of a handful of people who get to take aim at the former mayor tonight at that roast and toast. the event we are told was dixon's idea and the proceeds will benefit a local charity she worked with during communitys. the mayor will be public enemy number one and from the gift card scandal to her criminal trial she said there is plenty of material. >> they didn't give me no script, they didn't say don't say this or that. it's just on. >> reporter: now she said the mayor did ask her to be part of the panel personally and though she said it's an honor she won't be holding back the roast is tonight at 8:00 8:00. >> there is a line right now trying to get in.

thank you. annapolis goes red for a great cause. the go red for women lunch was held today at marine corp and -- there shes. cheryl connor was mc and she brought her dad and she told us his story but in this room awareness is raised so was money to fight heart disease and stroke and also i want to you listen to gale. >> we are very excited to be able to raise awareness of the number one threat that one woman a minute is dying of heart disease. so many women that have no idea. with retaking it our mission to tell five women and if i tell five and you tell five we will get the word out and think of how many lives we can savor. >> how about that? heart disease is the number one killer of women. great job. the woman accused of murdering a mother and kidnapping a baby in court today. we will go inside the

courtroom. what she said is having lawyers asking the judge for mental help here. if you had a job beer and your boss looked online would it help or hurt? and pat summit was the -- has the winneest coach's record. she has called her last time out.

. try to tipped out what is going on in houston. a 30-year-old nurse accused of killing a mother and stealing her baby. she goes before a judge and is facing capitol murder, the potential of a death sentence. her attorneys say they want her mental state checked. here is the latest. >> reporter: she trembled

walking in, she said she cannot afford a lawyer >> [inaudible]. >> you own a car? >> reporter: the judge appointed two state attorneys and set a bond hearing for monday. her defense team said she should be released to tend to her three children. >> she has no prior criminal history. her involvement which is the degree of it is yet to be determined would be isolated. >> reporter: she has been charged with capitol murder for shooting a 28-year-old and kidnapping her three day old baby. police say she told them she miscarried and planned to pass the baby off as her own. her attorneys will plead not guilty. >> investigators say that she is confessed to this crime. won't it be hard to argue she doesn't deserve the death penalty and that she doesn't pose a threat to society? >> as you know there are many times when people confess to things they didn't do under

government coercion. >> the brutal murder, it's horrible what it is. that's -- my daughter was a good person. she wouldn't fight and argue with anybody. she fought to protect her baby and she took her life fort. >> reporter: the attorneys say that she is very emotional and has been put on suicide watch in a single cell. for now her three children, ages six, ten and 16 have been put with relatives. abc news. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> all right. let's look at it out there. bright sunny situation. not a bad way to go into a thursday afternoon. 70 degrees at the airport. humidity 41%. winds light from the southeast at seven. it was sun more the most part.

no rain, you know conditions really not a bad day. most spot was a quarter inch much of rain. some spots less. we could use rain over here. beautiful shot over the bay bridge marina and at the high school you can see at times the fair weather clouds popping up. then the skies clearing off late in the day. we will get set for a sunny finish to this thursday afternoon. maryland's most powerful radar is clear. off shore, off of ocean city still a few showers, nothing overland though. temperature wise now, 70, the warm spot in baltimore. but on the eastern shore 68 easton, 65 dover and hagerstown at 68. what little wind we have from the south-southeast could cool it off along the water. not a big factor for news humidity. just moderate really comfortable stuff. the pattern is this. last of that disturbance that brought us showers off shore.

we are left with the clear sky overnight. clear sky and extra soil moisture means the potential for fog overnight and into daybreak. back to that if you are early morning driver. active weather over the great lakes, some over the coastal carolina's, high pressure over the midatlantic to keep us high and dry. as we go into the later part of the day saturday and into sunday a new weather maker will push in. warm to the south and east. this will arrive in maryland through the day tomorrow. up in to the 70's. more rain, it's not there tomorrow. scattered showers, a developing frontal boundary to the west that. will start to make its way in on saturday during the day. even down into morning we could get coastal showers and into the afternoon there is the boundary, hopefully sparking showers and thunderstorms, saturday night. optimistic we will continue to see the waves of precipitation

up the coast into sunday. it's rain that we need even though it'll be the weekend and it'll be cooler behind that boundary, sunday into monday cooling down quite a bit. overnight down to 50, clear sykes, fog overnight into tomorrow morning, sun and warmer tomorrow. 74, not bad and tomorrow night down to 55 degrees. clouds on the increase. all right. let's check out the seven day forecast, tell the tale here and looking like rain late saturday into sunday. that this is on and off rain. at one point we thought a more steady soaking rain. on and off through early monday and jamie you notice it cooldown sunday as well. that is the overall set up, the trend. >> like a sprinkler. it's not on, not steady. >> even -- yesterday --. >> yeah . yesterday was kind of waves, waves of rain. >> all right. we have it all covered. all new mangers considering

your social networking profiles when considering you for a job. patricia with question dales. . >> reporter: there is a lot of talk about hiring managers looking at the networking sites of people applying but now numbers show just how often they do it. a new survey finds that 37% screen job candidates using the internet. just three years ago that number was closer to 50%. there are a few factor that could have caused the dropoff. one issue is that some companies prohibit hiring managers look online to screen candidate was most following a ban on all social networking at work. employers may be deterred as many keep personal information private having a less detailed profile. you may be okay with everybody seeing your linked in profile but keep facebook available

only to friends. the survey shows when employers go online they look for things they can't get out of traditional interview . they want to see if the candidate is well rounded and presents themselves professionally online. they aren't just out to get you. while a third of employers found reasons not to hire someone online, nearly the same amount liked what they saw so much that they hired the person . >> coming up next a look at your health. we have really good news to tell you about if you have epilepsy. a new drug show signs its working. and tips for when you come back home from a jog you won't feel aches or pains.

. lieutenants take a look at your health. encouraging if you have epilepsy. a study found a new medication showing promise for those when frequent and hard to manage seizure. researchers studied about 700 patient who had ten seizures a day and were taking one to three medications before adding this drug -- those who were given the drug cut the seizures in half compared to those who took a placebo. this is double trouble for online dating victims. this according to a new study. they say that scammers not only try to steal money but trick them into believing they have a

meaningful connection with them. so victims loose both their money and what they believe was a significant relationship. the study found that people most likely fall victim to the scams are those with strong are romantic belief. do you have itchy water eyes? a cording to a poll, nearly one in five people have allergies last month. that's up from a year ago and this month it's headed in the same direction. higher pollen counts are being blamed in allergy suffering. hang in there. and running is a great way to stay in shape but if are you a distance runner or new to the sport its important to know how to avoid injury. you can avoid it by following these tips. >> it's important when you start a new activity whether it's running or tennis or bikelling that you showly

increase your intensity, increase the duration, the amount on a slow basis. >> stretch your calf and don't forget the hamstrings and the quads and the upper legs and what you wear. you should replace shoes every three to six months and months. rewant to remind you about the race or the cure. this sunday marks the first ever time that komen has held a race, starts on the boardwalk there. is still time to register for the run, walk and for more information you can go to the website. now the girls all going down tomorrow and meeting up at bj's by the bay. the website your place for all the health news that you need. log on and check out the page. you will find the headlines as well as different health categories that help you find the information that you and your family need.

more to tell you about on the news at five. >> american soldiers still fighting overseas, i'm don harrison. how some people are paying tribute. >> and pat summit a coaching legend. she is stepping down after 38 years. and good news for crab lovers. here we go. blue crabs have hit a record. we will explain. come on.

. now, abc 2news at 5:30. >> we want to thank you for joining us here on the news. we will start with this story out of annapolis. our military members sacrifice so much. birth of a child account job, even their physical and mental

health. today the wounded warrior project tried to repay a small part of that sacrifice. don harrison took a ride with them. >> reporter: its nothing to see people riding bikes in town on a nice day like this. this was something special. the wounded warriors project held a soldier ride in annapolis today. they hold them for soldier who have given up a huge sacrifice, part of their body. this ride gives them a chance to build confidence and a chance for others to say thank you for your sacrifice. >> the sacrifices they have made for our country is amazing and the fact that there is a project like this that can bring them together and give them the friendship and support them, is great and amazing. >> reporter: michael ow en is a marine. he served two tours in iraq. michael enjoys the rides. >> it's flat out