craig corey the second pleaded guilty to sex trafficing and other charges. he was arrested back in september. prosecutors say corey and three men brought in women from ohio, new york, and other states to that apartment. he will be sentenced at the end of the month. >> another he amazing day, more great weather to come. meteorologist jessica starr joins us with a look at the forecast. jessica? >> hi jennifer. beautiful day today. and we will continue with the sunshine again for tomorrow. for good friday, into the weekend. right now, clear skies. it will be cool out there with the clear skies.allowing for temperatures to drop down to the mid 40s for tonight. right now temperatures are sitting comfortably at 61. both dc and baltimore. 67 in hagerstown and 49 a little cooler in wilmington where they get a bay breeze out there tonight. next day planner, midnight. 55 degrees. 47 waking up tomorrow. chilly. you will need a light jacket when you head out the door tomorrow. and you will lose it by lunch time. look at that. 68 degrees. ample amount of sunshine. and cl

. >>> actor corey haim was the poster child for prescription drug abuse according to, anyway, california's attorney general. he says that investigators found haim had gotten 553 pills, including vicodin from three doctors in the month before he died. his manager, family and friends do not believe that he o.d.'d. haim was making progress with his drug problems. >>> new this morning a an earthquake off the coast of indonesia created two tsunamis and houses collapsed and seven people are hurt. it was a 7.7 magnitude quake. it lasted three or four minutes and people were running outside and praying. some ran to higher ground. >>> get this, two doctors have been reprimanded for doing a c-section on a woman who wasn't even pregnant. she asked for the c-section at a north carolina hospital in 2008. now, a resident diagnosed the presidency, but doctors didn't double check on it and later did the c-section and found no baby. the woman had a rare case of so-called hysterical pregnancy. >> when a person is suffering from a hysterical pregnancy they, themselves, firmly believe that they are pregnant.

mary jordan the junior glulia giordano, the junior from maryland and franklin field, mike corey and jacknd number two in the country coming off a 12-10 win and penn coming off a win as well against cornell 15-6. and 8-1 on the year losing a handle at that time and now a maryland ball. >> emma spiro will pose a maryland ball and that was an enforced error something penn cannot afford to do against the stats maryland athletic team. maryland wants to create as many turnovers and they want to play that transition game up and down the field. >> how much are they kind of working on right now to kind of feel what they are doing in terms of offensive steps, when would they change it up a bit. what kind of differences do you see as the game progresses? >> i think you want to see what penn wants to do defensively and what maryland wants to do offensively. in the first half maryland was playing a lot trying to get cutters from behind. >> right now the ball is former land -- for maryland. here is caitlyn mcfadden. second on the team. >> beginning a lot of different rotations. >> karri ellen johnson

craig corey admits he ran a sex and drug trafficking business. he confessed to recruiting a 16- year-old girl an other women from across the country to sell sex. corey admitted using craigslist, youtube and my space to recruit the women. >>> voters in anne arundel county will get to decide if a casino can be built the at a popular shopping mall. there are plans to add a slot machine site at arudnel mills mall. opponents have collected enough signatures to get a referendum on the ballot in november. >>> some other stories making head lines. netflix making it easier to rent movies and for one man, police say it made it easy for him to commit a crime, several thousand times. we'll explain next. >>> it is holy week at the vatican as the pope takes part in another ritual. you are watching fox 5 morning news. >>> disney world is helping the family of a boy killed on its property. a bus hit the 10-year-old near the fort wilderness resort. that little boy was riding his bicycle with with a friend. friend wasn't hurt. both children were wearing helmets an

how about corey in florida. corey?ller: biscayne babe boo-yah, jim. >> real estate coming back. "florida trend" magazine which i read had things to say about the palm beach market up 8%. fabulous. hit me. >> caller: i got in at $26. i want to know the target for sbac. >> you better call at&t, because this is just an unbelievable data hog. remember what the great gary smith said the other day from ciena. we don't stand anymore. we sit. he said that we've got a terrestrial voice network and it's not working for all the data and video. sba is one of the solutions. and, by the way, i reiterate my buy on ciena. i think it's a $30 stock. ron in west virginia. ron? >> caller: a west virginia, potomac river boo-yah, jim. >> intel, is it too late? >> wow, wow. hey, man, john chambers some west virginia boo-yah. how can i help? >> caller: question for you. intel, is it too late to add -- >> absolutely not. i was right and idea mad money" was right from the street. i've got to tell you something. buy it at the opening today. it's

corey is scheduled to be sentenced later this month. >>> police in ann arundel county need your helpng to find five member men accused of robbing and beating a teenager. it happened this morning. the 16-year-old victim told officers she was talking with friends when a dark colored lexus pulled up. >> the driver got out. asked for a cigarette and appeared to assault the victim. at that point his companions fled to get assistance. occupants proceeded to get out of the vehicle as well and assaulted the victim taking a cell phone and threing the area. >> if you have any information call metro crimestoppers at the number on the screen. >>> tonight carroll county sheriff's office needs your help finding three people wanted in an identity theft scheme. authorities say these suspects and another assumed the identity of a ham stead couple and another person. they were making fake drivers licenses and withdrawing thousands of dollars from several bank accounts. deputies say last september the suspects stole wallet, purses and other valuables from the cars parked at the athletic club. in novemb

after they backed corey plans for national insurance cuts. -- tory plans for national insurance cut.e met staff and the canteen. but shoppers were not impressed . >> will you vote for him? >> i will not. no. the -- he has done that terrible things for education. >> will you be voting for mr. brown? >> yes. >> will you vote labour? have you voted for it before? >> no. >> a rise in the pension. our poor tax has gone up. when you are on an ordinary pension, no. >> in 2005, gillingham saw the famous scene where tony blair was lovely debbie and -- lovey dovey. no such goodies this time as prime minister brown visited by family at home. "newsnight" ordered our own ice cream man is dead. -- van instead. one for gordon, please. this chimes about coming from a middle-class family. it is a nice middle-class the state. tony blair taught the labour party that it can only win a general election with a significant number of middle- class vote. >> i do not think there is a lot to choose between them. >> did you use to vote labour? >> no. i like the u-kitt, their policies tied with my appeared >> ha

it is not like dealing with the serbs or the croats in the middle east war corey and japan where youhave all these legacy issues that complicate things. this is a relatively manageable issue and i think the summit and the attendance that is going to be at the summit is testament to that that you get more than -- the leaders of more than 40 countries willing to come to an invitation to work on this issue and not really holding it hostage to a lot of other issues suggests that it is a relatively benign problem to try to deal with although an important one. if what we mean by nuclear security is the broader understanding of security, the environment in which one lives, the sense of states or other actors that they are in an environment that is either secure from threats of nuclear weapons and nuclear proliferation or insecure to the point that it makes you want to get nuclear weapons or you are worried your neighbor will get them. if it is that sense of security or insecurity the situation is not so good. as it is in terms of just securing the materials. the question again in the title

he is craig allen corey ii. he is charged with conspiracy to distribute drugs and other charges are looming. he'll be sentenced on april 28. >>> police are still searching for a fourth suspect in tuesday's mass shooting in southeast dc. it was the worst shooting in the district in 15 years. three people have been charged with first-degree murder and yesterday, we learned one of the people charged is as young as 14. audrey barnes is live now from the neighborhood with an update. audrey. >> lesli, at last check, that fourth suspect is still out there. he apparently bailed out of the get away van, which as you said, was being driven by a 14- year-old boy. now while the search continues for that suspect, so does the morning. her best friend, 16-year-old jones died in that hail of bullets here on south capital street tuesday night. she was supposed to be with her, but something came up. her thoughts now are with a 17- year-old girlfriend, recovering from multiple gun shot wounds. >> she is okay, thank god, you know,

go ahead corey? host: hi.. nice tie by the way. one question. with basically when barack obama started in the presidency and i'm a republican and registered republican, but i notice one voters for the act and not one voted for the health care bill. i'm starting to wonder - um... with all the speech coming from the rush limbaughs and glen beck's of the world, does it have to do with his race, when it comes to his draw of approval rating as a whole? i mean, what is this all about? host: let me add to that. there's been stories more often than not that presidents in the first year watch their poll numbers slide. guest: your question is a good question and it's really impossible to answer even if you had data, you're not sure people will say things that are politically incorrect. if you asked a person if your prejudice, most people whether or not they were would say, no. because that's the right answer. i think the republicans have followed a strategy that is not going to help them in the end. i'm not attributing it to racism although some of the pe

one of those performers was corey monty. he tweeted about the experience.irst he posted a picture. take a look at this. that is him in the house. so he says inside of the white house, no big deal this is after we met the president, also, no big deal. >> sure it was no big deal. >> he is quite the jokester. >> either that or fame has completely gone to his head. >> i don't think so. they're pretty ground yo grounde tries to be funny. some things don't quite come off. they are working hard and glee returns next week. they're all over fox promoting the show. >> highly anticipating. >> i'm going to move to sporting goods. i'm going to start with college hoops. >> we're talking about it. >> on tuesday night it came down to the wire but in end duke beat butler in the ncaa championships. everybody was talking about it including former nfl player and michael strayhand. so michael said just bought dinner for reggie bush since butler lost. great jobs by both teams entertaining us. congrats to duke and butler. >> wow! >> i know. >> forget the brackets it's down to the

corey spoon coming back from the shoulder, two earned runs, six hits and a couple of ks. matt hopgood is in the rotation. matt hopgood a very, very young pitcher in the south atlantic lead making his season debut. it's the orioles and the blue jays. when we come back, rock joins us. stay with us on masn. - great claims service and a 97% customer satisfaction rate. show people really trust us. gecko: yeah right, that makes sense. boss: trust is key when talking about geico. you gotta feel it. why don't you and i practice that with a little exercise where i fall backwards and you catch me. gecko: uh no sir, honestly... uh...i don't think...uh... boss: no, no. we can do this. gecko: oh dear. vo: geico. fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> oriole park at camden yards sunday afternoon, let's play some baseball. the oriole birds playing baseball. he has a no-hitter going in the sunth inning. where's the hitter? where's the hitter. there's a base hit. he broke up the no-hitter. welcome back, everybody, it's "o's extra" brought to you by ford. you got

named corey smith who has given his music away for free but he has been creative about giving away concertticket deals so he will have presales and through doing this, this is the story of the figures that are high to me but he grossed something like $400 million, i never heard of this guy. there were a lot of examples of people being creative. the music has to be good but you can figure out how to market it. last thing i want to talk about is this is what i covered nowadays, the record industry has declined and profits have declined, be live music industry has correspondingly gone up. it has gone very well. if you look at the numbers, rolling stone, madonna, these are still huge stars who make tons of money off of their concert tickets. an interesting thing happened this week which i think represents another inflexion point for the entire industry but time will tell. live nation which is the biggest concert promoter in the world that most of the events, their competitors -- merged with the top ticket company ticketmaster. the department of justice gave approval for this on monday. there a

okay, corey, i got to tell you. remember, you never did wrong if you made money., if this stock has one of those intra-day pullbacks of 3, 5% that we see or if it's down for a couple of days, yes, yes, i want you back in. this is the big shovel company for china. it has multiple good years ahead of it. i'm goings to throw in joy global because you're a good man. here's one from greg. jim, awesome show. thanks for the great info. with all the talk of alternative energy and oil prices spiking again, i'm looking for a good battery play to take advantage of the resurging interest in hybrid vehicles and smart technology. i'm targeting batteries because i recall your segment on at&t u-verse. you recommended we look at the equipment to get at the heart of a great play. i want to apply the same logic here. yes, that's right and att is breaking out my favorite with lithium. that's sqm. chile had that horrible earthquake and the stock is stuck. i believe in it. i think it's the best way to play. here's one from annapolis. dear jim, let me just say if you ever need a diving

you have a player corey woodan who is still to the board! >> who screws it up in the draft.ake the linebacker ron mcclain that i know the giants wants and other teams are looking at jagaurs took a defensive tackle out of california that was not a first round pick but they wanted him. >> there is big surprises . i wore my bronchos orange and blue . we have tim tebow. big daddy from coastal advisors. appreciate you being here. >> appreciate it. >> coming up plane diverted after a man yells that he is going to blow up the plane. we'll tell you what happened there . live, meet the 70 year old man who risked his life to take on a robber, coming up. >> i am worried about getting beat up now. >> for the second time in two months, the liquor store was held up gun point by a robber. a 70 year old heard the gunshot and ran here to look at him. thank to his quick action no one was hurt. >> good to have you. you said something to us. this is worse than having a gun to your face. >> don't be scare we don't bite. >> you are in your house and hear a gunshot. >> i came out and looked around

you might wonder how she copes with the loss of three family members, her son josh, her nephew corey,rother timmy. she has a very, very strong faith, kiran, which gets her through it. last night, there was a prayer vigil near her son's home, where she has a lot of friends. just about an hour away from here. and hundreds of people who showed up and just showed her so much love she said really helped to ease the pain. but you wonder how anything could ever ease the amount of pain that not only she and other people in this valley are feeling today. >> it's unimaginable for most of us just of the fact that she's able to talk to you about it so elegantly and put her words to it the way she did. she's certainly a strong woman. and hopefully, she will get the support she needs over the coming weeks after this tragedy and beyond. john, we're going to check in with you again. we're going to other top stories. a glow mat from qatar, a lot of explaining to do on board a united airlines flight. flight 663 was headed from washington, d.c. to denver last night where authorities say after throwing a

. >> jim p: his brother corey had a couple of nice year with the orioles and did everything he couldd stole over 40 bases. >> drove in runs. >> gary: 1-2, fouled off, matusz. >> jim p: that will be the fourth time they have seen brian matusz. one thing about this i have noticeds from bryan -- i pitched with some great left- handers -- they can get you more than one way and this kid can do that. >> gary: here's the delivery off the bat to center. can't find it! had trouble with it right from the get-go and could not find it. and patterson is on with a base hit. >> gary: in the opening i talked about this is a great pitcher ballpark but on a day like this -- it happened to me and to anybody that ever pitched here -- you lose balls in the sun and when you can't see you can't catch them. easy as that. >> gary: the oriole, obviously -- when you lost nine in a row and are 1-11, these kind of things become very big in ball games real quick because the orioles have already lost three times when they have had a lead after eight innings. that happened only four times all of last year. and they

in prison after pleading guilty to running a prostitution ring out of his house. 23-year-old craig corey used his home in maryland as a brothel from january to april of last year. he was stationed at ft. meade at the time. he used the internet to recruit women to woke as prostitutes. he'll be sentenced april 28th. >>> the pentagon is making some security changes this morning in response to last month's shooting at its metro station. the pentagon forced protection agency said visitors will now have to undergo more rigorous screening. defense department employees will also be subject to more random searches and there are plans to add sensors to detect biological and chemical weapons. pentagon officers will get more training for situations like that shooting which took place on march 4th. the gunman in that incident, john patrick bedell was killed. >>> airports are changing their security measures. starting this month travellers from 14 different countries that have been home to terrorists will no longer automatically face extra screening. instead the screenings will be based on specific in

the financial crisis and corey commission is looking into the 2008 financial crisis.they heard from former citigroup board members today. >> i did not know that you can that thattwo ways. you were either pulling the levers or asleep at the switch. as we try to recover from this calamity, i am not so sure apologies are important as assessment of responsibility. that is the way in which we begin to move forward. as assessment of responsibility. because that's the way in which you move forward. in fact, instead of asking what did you do, what didn't you know and why didn't you know it? >> i think the board of which i was a part and me the other activities that i was involved in had a very serious commitment to oversight and to assuring as best we could the institution conducted its business appropriately. but, mr. chairman, a board cannot know what was going on in the positions of an constitution, of a trading institution. there probably were some number. i would guess it was $1 trillion plus of transactions that went through citi every day , what you can do, and what in

host: our next call comes from corey in washington. republican. caller: i think what everybody needs to understand, if you look at the economic states of the southeastern washington at this point, we have many, many things going at the nuclear revocation. they have a program under way and being built. they also have one of the highest rate of unemployment in the economics surrounded by hanford. it host: that is where the nuclear power plant is? caller: correct. host: in the southeastern corner. caller: on the columbia river. xdi cannot work out of their bui have a lot of friends, family -- i myself do not work out of their but i have friends, family, people i went to see college with work out there and they have sustainable jobs. i have lived there all of my life. we have not had any problems. we have not had anything else. why would another community or any other place in the united states -- what is another committee or any other place in the united states welcome these plants? it would bring -- bring jobs. host: the story about vermont yankee,

[applause] >> corey thomas davis. [applause] >> stephen j. "smiling" harrah. [applause] >> nicholas mccrosky. [applause] >> christopher li bellee bell, . [applause] >> joe r. "jody" price. [applause] deward allen scott. [applause] >> grover dale sceend. [applause] >> william "griff" griffith. [applause] >> mike lee "cuz" elswick. [applause] >> howard daniels "boon" dane, kr. -- jr. [applause] >> gary wayne quarrels. [applause] >> william roosevelt lynch. [applause] >> ricky workmean. [applause] >> richard "rick" keith lang. [applause] >> @ eminem keith morgan -- adam keith morgan. [applause] >> edward dean jones. [applause] >> robert eugene clark. [applause] >> joe markum. [applause] >> rondell lee man -- ronald leee mayner. [applause] >> dillard "duey" persinger. [applause] >> ret lane mullens. [applause] >> thank you. now i would ask you to please remain standing for the posting of the tellers and the singing of our national anthem. ♪oh say can use the by the dawn's early light, ♪ what so proudly we hail at the twilights cleaning? ♪ whose broad stripes and b

joshed his age 25 and corey is age 20 and they were killed in the explosion. rescuers have reported that they were all found together. two members of their families that work in the mines were able to escape unharmed. before he left for the mine on monday, josh wrote a letter for his girlfriend and young daughter. in that, he said that if anything happens to him, he would be looking down from heaven. just take care of my baby girl. reflecting on that letter and the loss that she endured in just one week, josh's mother said that it is just west virginia. when something bad happens, we stand together. for the tragedy and hearty, that is the spirit that has sustained this community and this country for over 200 years. as we pray for the souls of those that we have lost, and the safe return for those who are missing, we are sustained by the words of the song that are poignant. thank you very much. >> and now, congressman bart's tupac announces his retirement. the recently told the detroit free press that he loved his job but travel was beginning to wear on him he

this week, tim davis and two of his nephews, josh and corey, were killed in the explosion at the upper bay branch mine. rescuers reported they were all found together. two other members of their family who worked in the mine were able to escape unharmed. before he left on monday, josh wrote a letter for his girlfriend and young daughter. he said "if anything happens to me, i will be looking down from heaven and you all. i love you. take care of my baby. tell her daddy loves her. she is beautiful. she is funny. just take care of my baby girl." reflecting on that letter and the losses she endured in one week, josh's mother, pam, said, "it is just west virginia. when something bad happens, we come together." through tragedy and heartache, and that is the spirit that has sustained this community and this country for over 200 years. as we pray for those who we have lost in the safe return of those who are missing, we are sustained by the words of the psalm. "you, oh lord, keep my lamp burning. my god turns my darkness into light." [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [cap

this week, tim davis and two of his nephews, josh and corey, were killed in the explosion.ve reported that tim and his two nephews were found together. two other members of their families that worked in the mines were able to escape unharmed. before he left for the mine on monday, judge wrote a letter for his girlfriend and young daughter. in it, he said that, if anything happens to me, i will be looking down from heaven at you all. i love you. take care of my baby. tell her that the lesser. she is beautiful. she is funny. just take care of my baby girl. josh's mother pam simply said, "is just west virginia. when something bad happens, we come together. when something bad happens, we come together." through tragedy and heartache, they have sustained in this country for more than 200 years. as we pray for the souls for those we have lost and the safe return for those who are missing, we are sustained by the words of the soil that is particularly poignant right now. "you, o lord, keep my lamp burning. my god it turns my darkness into light." thank you very much. >> that was p