i'm vic carter. coming up, a former security chief breaks her silence and reveals a drug and smuggling operation that existed here for years. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> baltimore city police arrest gang members to get them off the streets. the most notorious is black guerilla family. they are so powerful its leader was calling the shots from behind bars. this morning in a wjz exclusive, a former corrections official breaks her silence, revealing to vic carter the inside story of sex and smuggling at the baltimore city detention center. >> good morning, everyone. we hear for the first time frome security chief who worked here when the bgf was in charge. >> the baltimore city detention center, more than a century old just blocks from downtown. thousands of murders, rapists and other violent offenders are locked up here. few people know the nation's most notorious gang the black guerilla family was running a sex and smuggling ring behind prison walls. >> the leader, convicted murder tavon white. federal wire

. >> and i'm vic carter. we begin with breaking news tonight. >> police searching for an active shooter inside a mall in new jersey right now. you can see the massive police response at the west field garden state plaza mall in paramus. police sources tell cbs they are searching for a man wearing body armor and a helmet seen carrying an assault rifle. the mall is on lockdown and there are people inside. we do not have word on any injuries. this is a live look right now at the scene as you can still see very active outside and inside the mall. we will, of course, continue to follow this story and for the latest updates go to cbsbaltimore.com. >>> 73,000 marylanders dropped by the health plans because they don't meet the minimum standards of the affordable care act. wjz is live. meghan mccorkell has more on how those affected are coping. >> reporter: officials say those plans will be replaced by stronger coverage, but some of those that received the notices say they were really taken by surprise. for two years,

i'm vic carter. >> i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking b. >> the owner of the miami dolphins is vowing that he's going to get to the bottom of the allegations of hazing. he spoke last night for the first time about the controversy. >> reporter: miami dolphins owner, steven ross, spoke out about the bullying scandal, just before his team took the field monday night in tampa bay. he said he was appalled that richie incognito harassed martin to the point where martin left the team two weeks ago and sought counseling. >> changes need to be made. we have to look at ourselves. we have to examine everything independently. >> reporter: ross said he has formed an independent committee to review. >> this isn't an issue about bullying. >> reporter: the announcement comes a day after incognito explained himself to fox sports. >> this is an issue of my and john's relationship where i -- i have taken stuff too far. >> reporter: ross said he will meet with martin on wednesday, at an undisclosed location to hear his side. >

vic carter has an in-depth look at criminal activity behind bars, involving the black guerrilla family. how the mayor is putting pressure on gang members. rochelle? >> well, denise, the mayor says that she and other city leaders have a laser-like focus on gang members and other violent criminals. >> reporter: these are the faces baltimore city police are responsible for some of the crimes on city streets. one of them, according to police, is a confirmed member of the black guerrilla family gang. maurice hill, arrested during a police raid. wjz raided 11 homes -- was there with police as they raided 11 homes. our cameras are there as they go into action. >> down, down, down! >> reporter: seven people were taken into custody. police also found heroin and cocaine. >> they used some of that money to help with their day-to-day activities. and in another instance, they pay a tax. to the command structure. >> reporter: raids like these are happening all across the city, as mayor stephanie rawlings-blake tries to rid her city of violent criminals. >> i want baltimore to be a safer city. and we

vic carter speaks with the former security chief and speaks about how gangs took control of the detention center tonight at 11:00 here on wjz. >>> the situation is turning desperate in the philippines as help is slowly starting to arrive. millions are struggling to survive. almost 2,000 are dead, a number that is certain to keep rising. tina krause reports for wjz. >> reporter: the filipino military struggles to keep order. 800,000 people were evacuated in advance of the typhoon. many that remain are trying to get out. >> everything is gone, our houses, everything. there is nothing to eat, to drink. >> reporter: the typhoon damaged or destroyed an estimated 23,000 homes, displace willing more than 600,000 people. many of the dead remain unburied. this woman says rescuers have not come back in days and asks why haven't they returned to recover the bodies. severe food and water shortages are adding to the crisis. aid organizations like the red cross are beginning to arrive. local doctors say they are running low on medicine. more u.s. military help is coming. >> we will go as fast as we pos

in this wjz exclusive vic carter gets answers from the man at the top. >> a notorious gang, the bgf runsex and smuggling ring behind these prison walls. a federal indictment charges correctional officers smuggled in drugs, phones. tavon white got two guards prege behind bars. secretary of public safety and corrections gary maynard is the man in charge. >> the relationship between inmates and corrections officers clearly was a major problem. >> there's no question about it. if you have 13 corrupt officers it's a problem. it's against the law, our policies, something we don't allow >> federal wiretaps record tavon white proclaiming his power behind bars. this is my jail. my word is law. >> untrue. thehe said he was -- if he said he was running the jail that was not true. he was running a racket in the jail with some corruption correctional officers. they had a segment of a business going. >> the indication is it was widespread, it was a fairly large enterprise. >> there was no way that tavon white or anybody else was this control of that jail. >> how embarrassing was it for you or how pers

i'm vic carter. >> i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> police raid several homes, taking associates of the

. >> i am vic carter. >> an upset in annapolis the city officially has a new mayor. he is a republican in a city dominated by democrats. wjz live just back from annapolis. megan went one on one with the mayor elect. >> reporter: with one of the tightest races ever in the city of annapolis. the votes separated candidates by less than 1%. a nail biter in analis. >> the voter is not in the city limits. >> reporter: more than 25 hours over two days, reviewing and counting absentee and provisional ballots. >> this count is over. >> reporter: three days after election day it is official. republican beats the democratic ] by just 59 votes. >> voters have spoken. >> reporter: we caught up with him after the big win. >> did you ever think it was going to come down to 59 votes. >> not at all i thought i would win by a lot or lose by a lot. >> reporter: challenges may be just beginning he is the first republican mayor in more than a dekate in a democrat dominated city. at just 30 years old he will be one of the youngest mayors in the city's history. annapolis residents tell wjz

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm vic carter . >> and i'm denise. >> police raid a number of homes suspectinggeted links to a notorious gang. >> reporter: it's 4:00 a.m. and wjz is there as dozens of baltimore city police officers and the baltimore county swat team gear up and load up to break down the doors of unsuspecting bgf gang members and those allegedly working for them. >> police, search warrant. >> reporter: all of these search warrants are being carried out at the same time. the suspects are all convicted felons. of the 11, two of them are wanted for murder. wjz rides along as search warrants are carried out on 11 homes just after 5:00 this morning. >> this is part of our continued effort to dismantle the black gorilla family using drug conspiracy and related charges. >> reporter: undercover officers quietly approach the home. we are there, cameras rolling, as police go into action. [shouting] . >> reporter: residents living on rutland avenue wake up to the commotion. one of the intended targets is found inside the home. he is quickly handcuffed and taken to jail. the numerous raids

. >> and i'm vic carter.ere's what people are talking about tonight. >> the first blast of winter coming early to maryland. >> you can see from sky eye chopper 13, the sun set on a rather mild monday evening. but temperatures are about to drop and people out in fells point tonight already prepared with winter coats and scarves and hats. bob turk with the snow we may see tomorrow. bob? >> you need those winter clothes tomorrow for sure and probably by the morning. take a look at temps. still mild here but in oakland just dropping to the upper 30s but not too far away really cumberland still at 50. 51 ocean city. however a front out to the west of us and that front has shower activity ahead of it and snow behind it across portions of northern ohio, northern indiana right now, around indianapolis, getting snow at 33. cleveland just dropped to 32. pittsburgh still at 36. just as the front comes through, seeing rain activity overnight which more than likely as the cold air comes in, it will probably transition to

. >> i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. a man with an assault rifle opens fire at airport security in los angeles. shooting three agents before being captured by police. investigators say a note in his bag said kill tsa. we have complete coverage of the shooting. kai jackson has images from the airport as passengers ran for cover but first to teri okita with the latest for wjz from san francisco. >> reporter: authorizes say 23- year-old paul ciancia sent a text message to his family that he was going to kill himself. that was before he allegedly carried a semi-automatic rifle into los angeles international airport friday morning and started shooting. >> right when i heard the shots of looked over my shoulder and everyone was saying run. >> reporter: the shooting started about 9:20 at the tsa checkpoint in terminal 3. the gunman shot 4tsa officers killing one. he then moved down the terminal toward the gate area. >> i noticed he had an assault rifle, a huge gun, strapped over his shoulder. >> reporter: the rampage ended when

. >> and i'm vic carter. >> after days of investigation new clues are starting to surface. wjz is live, derek valcourt has more on the shooting and the call for security changes, derek. >> reporter: authorities learned more about the shooter and his motivation. some are calling for transportation security officers at those airport check points to carry firearms. authorities say it was a 23- year-old suspect responsible for the shooting. he walked into the airport with two bags. two other tsa employees and passenger were shot before airport police shot the suspect four times. according to court documents, ciancia meant to kill tsa agents. >> we're not advocating at this time that all 45,000 officers be armed. we believe that creating a layer of security within tsa where there are law enforcement officers at tsa that are, would provide like a nationwide law enforcement force to back up our officers and secure those checkpoints is something that needs to be examined. >> reporter: reports also indicate that ciancia's father called police on friday after another family member re

. >> i'm vic carter. >>> two planes collide in mid-air over wisconsin.all -- wisconsin.urvive edd. >> pieces are all that's left of this cessna 182 after it collided mid-air with another cessna that was supposed to be flying behind it. mike robinson was preparing to jump when he heard a loud bang and saw a fiery flash. >> we were all on the step getting ready to leave the aircraft. >> oh somehow the second plane ended up above his. it clipped the cessna's right wing. 10 seconds later the left wing broke off and the plane began spiralling towards the ground. the impact of the collision sent the sky divers into immediate free fall. >> the wings came off. they were on fire. everybody gt safely. the pilot got out safely, used his emergency pair a chute. cute. >> all nine jumpers and pilot walked away without serious injuries. >> it's definitely a reminder of the sport that we all love. it can be a dangerous sport. we were lucky this time. >> the aviation administration are investigating what caused the collision. >> that cause is still under investigation. >>> mass murder in

a former prison official talks to vic carter. >> how is it contraband nakes its way into the facilities? . >> and how a gang kingpin called the shots. on wjz next. >> check in for these stories and all the breaking news at 6:00. but now, back to mary and kai. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. >>> stop what you're doing and listen. cannon ball! >> honoring anchorman. how d.c.'s museums is paying how d.c.'s museums is paying tribute to a legendary bu,,,, store it's -- >>> it's hard to believe, but it's been nearly a decade, since will ferrell's anchorman hit the big screen. in a surprise move, the movie is now an exhibit at the washington museum. >> stop what you're doing and listen! cannon ball! >> the nation's most pompous local news anchor sauntered into theaters nearly 10 years ago, leaving behind a host of memorable lines. >> you stay classy, san diego. >> kind of a big deal. >> i love scotch. scotch scotchy scotch, scotch. >> now, will ferrell's character has found a place in the premiere journalism museum. >> i think pop culture and this movie really is a legitimate

i'm vic carter. >> i'm denise koch. >>> troube ing allegations of harassment taken to the extreme insidem. a miami dolphins player accused of bullying a player so badly he left the team. >> miami dolphins guard richie ignacado has been suspended for threatening jonathan martin and his family using racial slurs. martin left the team after a prank that was the last straw. cbs sports analyst jason said he has seen text messages he send to martin. >> threats of i'm going to get your mother, find your mother, kill you. that's above and beyond the code. >> now the nfl will conduct a workplace review. >> if the review shows that this is not a safe atmosphere i will take whatever measures are necessary to ensure that it is. >> his record has not gone unnoticed. in his first 4 years he led the league in penalties for unnecessary roughness. nfl players voted him the league's dirtest player in 2009. dolphins players said they didn't notice. >> i don't feel like nobody was be being bullied, hazed. >> incognito tweeted three things cannot be hidden, the sun, the moon and the truth. >> he signed with

. >> and i'm vic carter. >> with sports-related concussion, such a big concern, the nfl players associations announcing a big step to announce former football players. co-imhas details. >> reporter: charlie batch experienced concussions when he was a quarterback for the pittsburgh steelers. he's preparing for life after football and wants a long-term game plan for his health. >> concussions are always going to be a concern. and this is something you don't know how your body is going to react in the 15 years down the road. >> reporter: batch is signing up for a new program called the trust. retired players for neurological evaluation. >> there -- there are studies that these may be at greater risk for alzheimer's and parkinson's disease. with that certainly comes cognitive declines and motor decline. >> reporter: doctors at the cleveland clinic and two other sites hope to identify potential brain and health problems, so former players can receive treatment earlier. >> if we can help identify what some of those problems may be early on. >> reporter: the program is freed. anyone who has played

i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch.ere's what people are talking about tonight. >> police and prosecutors say they've dealt a crippling blow to one of the most violent and crippling gangs in the city. derek valcourt has more on the arrests and indictments of dozens of members and associates of the black guerrilla family gang. >> this is a huge case, in all, 48

. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> arctic cold and maybe even snow. it may be only the second week of september, but -- november, but it is going to feel like this. bite time the sun returns, we could feel a little return of the snow. here's a look at mostly cloudy skies. and temperatures will soon start dropping. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist chelsea ingram and bob turk are tracking what to expect and when. >> let's take a look at temperatures. mild night now. just about everybody, pretty normal this time of year. 54 here. 54 at d.c. 50, ocean city. cool spot, oakland at 43. but 59 still in cumberland. very warm temperatures out there. however, to the north and west of us, cold air is building. chicago now down to 30. 27, minneapolis. 16 now in the afternoon in winnipeg. and 23 in bismarck. there's that cold air to the north of us. east of that area, temperatures generally in the 50s, 60s, even 70s. there's mild air ahead of that front.

. >> i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> we can update the breaking news. a gunman opened fire, killing at least one person and. reaction. but first, teri okita is live with more on what's going on right now. teri? >> reporter: you know, on a normal day outside l.a.x. on this road, it would be packed, not so today. because of the shooting and the temporary closure of the airport. witnesses describe the scene as chaotic. they say they heard several pops and took cover. >> reporter: police and paramedics swarmed terminal 3 at los angeles international airport. after someone opened fire this morning. >> we proceeded up into the screening area. with where tsa screeners are and continued shooting and went past the screeners, back into the airport itself. >> reporter: emergency crews loaded wounded tsa officers into ambulances. one tsa officer, a 40-year-old man was killed. and three others were injured. passengers inside the terminal heard the gunshots. >> right when i heard the sh

. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >>> the mayor of the fourth largest city in north america, admits to smoking crack. but the mayor of toronto says he is not going to step down. jarica duncan reports for wjz with more. >> do you smoke crack cocaine? >> what does that mean? yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. >> reporter: it was that admission by toronto mayor, rob ford. >> have i tried it? probably in one of my drunken stupors. >> that later led to the question about has drug use and his plans to serve as mayor. >> i know what i did was wrong. and admitting it was the most difficult and embarrassing thing i have ever had to do. >> reporter: for several months, ford denied claims that he uses drugs. >> what don't you understand? >> reporter: he even yelled at reporters last week. they went to confront him about a video the police chief says shows the mayor smoking crack. >> i'd like to see this tape. i don't recall there being a tape or video. i want to see the state i was in. >> but

i'm vic carter.and i'm denise koch. >> three men are in custody and may be connected to more than a dozen robberies in

. >> and i'm vic carter.ere's what people are talking about. >> another black eye for the world's most powerful navy. two more high-ranking officers are implicated in the bribery scheme. danielle nottingham has the latest. >> reporter: vice admiral, ted branch and bruce lovelace have had their access to classified information suspended and placed on leave from the jobs. the officers are suspected of receiving gifts from glenn marine. the while the -- while the two admirals have not been charged with a crime, three other navy officials, commander jose luis sanchez, commander michael michewitz were arrested earlier on charges to leaking information to the contractor, in return for cash, prostitutes prostitutes and luxury travel. >> reporter: the contractor allegedly used the insider information to overbill the navy for billions of dollars and keep tabs on the scheme. >> reporter: former staff member richard myer say the latest allegations make the scandal even bigger. >> looks to be a little more wide spread an

i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. >> another scandal for the agency regarding president obama and his family. two secret service supervisors are being investigated for inappropriate behavior. marlie hall reports for wjz with more. >> reporter: a secret service supervisor, responsible for protecting the commander in chief is no longer on president obama's security detail. >> reporter: people familiar with the investigation tell cbs news, ignacio zamorra, jr., went up to a woman's room at the hay adams hotel in washington, d.c. last spring. while in the room, the agency removed it from behind. he left when the hotel security asked him to leave. zamora allegedly attempted to reenter the room to retrieve the bullet. the washington reports another investigation reveals zamorra and another supervisor, timothy bariquasent suggestive e-mails to another coworker. bariquaw resigned. >>> a scandal rocked the agency last year. some agents were fired after they brought prostitutes back to their hotel in columbia. the agents were preparing for president obama's visit to cartagena. marlie hall,

i'm vic carter. >> and for bob and mark -- by the way, bob wants you ton, it's -- to know, it's national nachos day. don't go away. there's much more ahead on the cbs evening news wi >> pelley: tonight, voters point to a new direction. >> maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in their t.v.s right now, see how it's done. (cheers and applause) >> pelley: the republican wins among democrats, a democrat wins in republican territory. nancy cordes and john dickerson on where this is headed. the n.f.l. appoints a special counsel to investigate possible harassment within the miami dolphins. mark strassmann reports. climate scientists have never seen greenhouse gas readings like what they announced today. seth doane reports from china, john blackstone is in san francisco. and john mill we are a cbs news investigation. the inside story of a pharmaceutical company that committed fraud with life-saving drugs. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. there are warning signs tonight for republicans and democrats. both parties are

. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >> chaos, inside los angeles international airport, as a gunman opens fire inside a terminal. jessica kartalija has more on the deadly attack. >> reporter: an employee is dead and three others were wounded in that shooting. police say someone pulled a semi automatic rifle from a bag and started firing. he continued firing. the gunman was shot and taken into custody. he has just been identifieda 23- year-old paul siancia. passengers say they couldn't believe what was happening. >> about three or four gunshots. everyone running or hitting the floor. it was very hectic. so i ran out and ran to the right, towards this way. >> reporter: a large amount of chaos went out during this entire incident. we believe at this point that there was a lone shooter. that he acted at least right now, with the only person that was armed in this incident. >> reporter: the shooting is having an impact on air travel nationwide. all flights bound for los angeles were held

. >> and i'm vic wart -- carter. >> a maryland man said he blew the whistle on government spying, long before anyone heard of edward snowden, but no one would listen. wjz has more. and the price he paid more than a decade ago. >> reporter: william benny helped design the surveillance program that everyone is talking about.