. >> hello, i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter.people are talking about. >>> wjz continues to investigate the case. mike hellgren explains why firefighters want the county leader out of office. >> reporter: firefighter, police unions overwhelmingly voted they have no confidence in their leadership in the indictment against john leopold. some citizens are fed up too after the state prosecutors lured that the security detail was driving him to sexual encounters and keeping tabs on his lovers and political o opponents. >> i'm losing faith, not just in an official, a grown adult man, needs a code of behavior. >> reporter: there's a picture him on the job with business as usual on the police inspired chief vote. they've done an excellent job of maintaining public safety despite fiscal challenges. >> i think he should be given his day in court. he wants to resign. there's a lot of petty stuff going on because they didn't get the increases. >> reporter: the rhetoric. >> he's a failed leader. it's time for him to step aside. >> he doesn't

i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. >>> four in a crash as they rush to fight a fire in glenn. the firefighters were on their way to the pine wood east complex. one man was rescued from that fire with life threatening injuries. no word yet on what caused the fire or the crash that followed. >>> two come in northeast baltimore where two were shot and killed. they cover up her death. meghan mccorkell has more on this heartbreaking case. meghan? >> they gather to recover about the night she died. >> someone say amen! >> reporter: prayers, hugs, and tears as a community remembers 13 year old. >> she was fun. she liked to go places and make friends. >> reporter: classmates say good-bye with messages on the teen's locker. >> didn't get in a lot of trouble either. >> reporter: was shot by two boys playing with a fire, her body dragged into the backyard and put into trash bags. >> she never did anything to anybody. >> reporter: sources say in the killing it was found inside an off-duty police car, dating the suspect. the community mourning the death with city officials getting answers

. >> hi, i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight: >> new details about a jet blue captain and why he was locked out of the cockpit and tackled to the cabin floor. bigad sheban has more on the alarming outburst. >> reporter: the jet blue captain who caused the midair chaos on flight 191 started alarming his copilot well before he began scaring passengers. clayton osmond could face 20 years in prison if convicted. he became increasingly incoherent in a flight to las vegas and told his copilot, we need to take a leap of faith and aren't going to vegas. the copilot locked him out. there was a passenger in the front row. >> he started yelling inside the flight deck, throttle idle, bring the plane down, it's here. >> reporter: he had a mental breakdown, ranting up and down the aisle about a bomb. passengers took action, including law enforcement officials who was going to a conference in las vegas. >> i pulled him away from the cockpit door and he started ranting about iraq, iran, they're going

. >> and i'm denise koch. >>> investigators intensifying their probe into a police officer's possibleolvement in the case. the weapon was found inside his personal car. there's new information about the suspended officer. >> reporter: a baltimore city police officer is under fire with a growing investigation into the possible conduct in the shooting of a 13 year old, monet turnip. the weapon was found inside his car. wjz learned high level talks are under way on the future and all active homicides investigating the death, even taking the officer into question. lawmakers are calling for action in the heartbroken community in northeast baltimore where this happened. >> what can we say to our children when gold charge harm them? whether it's parent or law enforcement. >> reporter: two boys have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. they accidentally charged turnip. >> i don't think it's enough because they tried to cover it up. >> reporter: but the stunning twist is the discovery of the weapon inside the officer's car. he was reportedly dating one of the suspect's relatives. homici

denise koch is live with the latesten the investigation. >> the gruesome discovery was made at a mobile home park. the car had been parked in front of a trailer home on halloween point road. the residents includes twins and a boy. a resident of the trailer had allowed the car to be used by someone else several weeks ago. it is not clear how the baby died, autopsy is conducted by maryland's medical examiner. >>> no arrests have been made in the case. >>> baltimore gun distribution ring is busted up. federal and local authorities charged three people following a raid. wjz is live, weijia jiang has more on what the arrests mean. >> reporter: detectives say it was one man arrested on a hands gun charge in january, that led them to the dangerous operation. now they are aggressively looking for others. a massive gun distribution ring, busted in baltimore city. >> this this individual was responsible for putting weapons on the streets. we have him in custody. >> reporter: 34-year-old keith james, 24-year-old jessica and 34-year-old ronald face a federal indictment. on thursday, police raided f

hello everybody i'm denise koch and i'm mary bubala. here is what people are talking about tonight. >> from maryland to florida, rallies for trayvon martin. let's go to mike hellgren with more on

here is denise koch with this morning's wjz health watch report. >> reporter: good morning. the cdc finds the number of children with awe autism is the highest in history and maryland's rate is higher than the national average. >> i just knew it was something. i -- mother instinct, mother gut, i knew -- >> marleau's instincts were right, her son was diagnosed with autism at 14 months, it is a developmental disorder, in 2006 doctors reported 1 in every 110 children have autism. today it is 1 in every 88 and in maryland one in 80. it could be greater awareness, better diagnosis or inclusion of milder cases. or it could be a real increase. whatever the reason, the doctor who heads the center for autism at kennedy creeinger sees it as a call to action. >> it says that we have a lot of children that we need to be talking seriously in terms of giving the best possible education, the best possible healthcare. >> autism is 5 times more common in boys than girls. the doctor says do what marleau did, watch your child, trust your instipulates and get help early. >> his twin said to me

i'm denise koch. >>> here's what people are talking about tonight. >> sex, power and secrets. the indictment is drawing new, strong backlash against the powerful politician. wjz has been investigating this story. mike hellgren has the strong words from the police union head who says this could lead to a public safety crisis. mike? >> reporter: and denise, this all comes as the county executive says this is all running smoothly. but some county employees say that's far from the truth. and the aclu tonight is especially concerned about allegations mr. leopold was spying on his opponents. >> reporter: the aclu is demanding access to what they're calling indicted anne arundel county executive john leopold's enemy's list. prosecutors say he asked for a security detail to keep on political opponents? >> it's expressly forbidden by the law. and to have a top-ranking government official expressing this is outrageous. >> reporter: and two police officers want leopold to step down. the head of the police union. >> anne arundel county will become, once this spreads, the laughingstock of

. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> loved ones and lawmakers want answers after the weapon used to kill 13-year-old monet turnage was found in the vehicle of an officer. >> reporter: vic, no charges have been filed against this officer. he was off-duty at the time. this is an area that he frequently patrolled. >> reporter: a baltimore city police officer is under fire, with a growing investigation into his possible conduct in the shooting of a 13-year-old, monet turnage, after sources say the weapon used to kill her was found inside his car. wjz has learn said, high-level talks are under way about his future. and all homicide shifts are actively investigating his death. but dna samples have each been taken from the officer in question. lawmakers are calling for action in the heartbroken community in northeast baltimore, where this happened. >> what can we say to our children, when those charged were protecting them, harmed them? whether it's a parent or law enforcement?

i'm denise koch. vic is off. and here's what people are talking about. never warned. colorado officials are apologizing to people who did not receive reverse 911 calls, urging them to evacuate. bigad shaban has the latest on the deadly wildfire. >> reporter: southwest of the suburbs, wildfires have charred six miles. crews have been unable to find a woman missing since thursday. >> we're coming to the home. looking for her remains. everything is a possibility. we've looked for her in a huge area, in the event that she tried to outrun the fire. >> this home video was recorded by a family who struggled to stay ahead of the flames while evacuating early this week. a reverse 911 call went out to residents, telling them to leave. but 12% never got the message. >> what we know is that there wasn't a glitch with the system. we don't know how significant that glitch is. >> reporter: colorado governor john hickenlooper took to the air to get his first look at the massive fire. >> i mean, there's nothing left. just the foundations in many cases. >> reporter: officials said the

. >>> hello everybody i'm denise koch and here is what people are talking about right now. what would you do with $640 million? that's the staggering pot of cash in tonight's lottery drawing. the numbers are, two, four, 23, 38, 46, and 23. wjz is live with more on the mega millions mania, andrea fujii explains, how the highest odds of winning has not slowed down sales here. >> reporter: someone is 50 times more likely to get strike with lightning than win. but people are taking their chances. >> yes, thank you very much. >> reporter: the parkville soda pop shot's lotto machine has never spewed out this many lottery tickets. >> it's like so many tickets are being sold, it's just madness. >> but then again, this is the largest lottery pay out in the world. >> it's 640 million, why not. >> reporter: making the odds of wining the jackpot one? 76million. >> wagering a very small of money for a very large prize. >> reporter: the winner can choose from a lump sum or 16.6 million for the next six years. and winners already have a thought of what they would buy. >> i would pay off a

. >> hello everyone i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. what people are talking about tonight. >> john leopold vows to stay in office as cries for him to step down grow louder. >> reporter: the scandal involving john leopold became the brunt of jokes at a packed council meeting specifically allegations leopold had police drive him to sexual liaisons. >> a person of his age having sex in the park, he's too old for that. come on. >> we've been changing mr. leopold's pee bag for years. information was put through the chain of command and nobody did anything. >> i will be asking a lot of detailed questions from people who may have been involved through this process. >> as far as the no vote of confidence shame on the police department. i think the county checktive and sheriff have done a good job. >> the allegations, it's a huge distraction and i'm sure people already concerned about leadership and decision making. >> reporter: leopold kept to his schedule and told wyz -- wjz the indictment is no deinstruction. despite all the calls for him to

. >>> hello everybody i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter.sex scandal rocks the office of the anne arundel politics. first megan mccorkel went one on one about the accusations. >> reporter: leopold is accused of one count of misappropriation of funds, he's accused of misusing his police detail costing thousands in overtime. >> here's john leopold surrounded by security detail, it's those county officers that told the grand jury they drove leopold to parking lots so he could have sex with another county employees. leopold security was paid $10,000 in overtime during two hospital visits to run interference between his girlfriend and his mistress. >> the response to the salacious allegations will be held in court. >> reporter: the indictment goes on claiming leopold inappropriately used his police security. there's more to the story. >> once the citizens will hear both side of the story they will have a complete understanding of this case. >> reporter: leopold will fight the scandal. something he's done before. >> the people reelected me handily

denise koch, eyewitness news. >> animal rights advocates have just staged protests in charlton and atlanta. ringlong brothers are saying that the animals are cared for. >>> a see decides to spend spring break in baltimore. it is normally found in the tactic and the north atlanta. it is rare to find the ceil in the bay. they normally swill along the coastline. they will monitor it. >> all right. that is like our manatee. >> that is interesting. >> that is the big water. you never know what you're going to find. >> good or bad. >>> so we're looking at a nice day today. >> never know what we're going to find. >> we know what we're going to find. >> we're a week and a few days away from calendar spring. it starts on the 20s. two tuesdays from night. we spring ahead tonight. it is time to change your batteries in your smoke detecters and celt your block ahead one hour before you go to bed tonight. we're going to find ourselves one hour closer to spring, how about that. take a look outside. it is a calm start to the day. a nice sunny day is shaping up. full day of sunshine, actually and a calm s

denise koch, wjz 13, eye witness news. >> he is taking time off, but bob may race him in may.up, right here on wjz. >> reporter: a baltimore family takes matters in to their own hands and discovers the worst. police are searching for the suspect in the disappearance and murder over a 13-year-old girl. i'm gigi barnett, a live report is just ahead. >>> presidential hopefuls crisscross across the country , the latest from the campaign trail. >>> major citys are losing trees at an alarming rate. baltimore is among them. i'm till williams with more on what is affecting our area coming up. >>> we see our usual delays pop up. a look at the speed sensors, over to marty. >>> coffee, gold medals and beach volleyball. going for a third. competing in london. the morning e ligs continues right after -- edition right after -- edition continues right ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, spring has sprung but so have my allergies. nighttime is the worst. i can't breathe and forget sleeping. good mornings? not likely! i've tried the pills the sprays even some home remedies. then i tried something new. [ male annou

thank you for staying with eye witness news i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. >> good news concerning the country's employment picture. in february, more employers threw open their doors adding strength to the economic recovery. the job numbers were better than expected and could bring new hope to ton employed. >> reporter: they waited for hours in the winter chill. >> i'm looking to do sales. >> reporter: many out of work for months. some for years. but the tide is slowly turning. employers are on a hiring spree adding 227,000 jobs in february. the unemployment rate stayed at 8-point be% as workers who had given up hope started searching for jobs again. the positive trend could help president obama's reelection campaign. visiting a manufacturing plant in virginia, he said the economy is getting stronger. >> our job now is to keep this economic engine churning, we can't go back to the same policies that got us in to this mess. >> reporter: wall street liked the job numbers too, when americans are working they spend more money, which powers the economy. >> the number being positive , t

i'm denise koch. >> and i'm jessica kartalija, in for vic carter.

. >> denise koch is off tonight. and here's what people are talking about tonight. >> campaign for republican presidential candidate. mitt romney is gathering momentum less than two weeks before the primary here in maryland. mike hellgren has more on what the candidates are telling voters. >> reporter: mr. romney focused on the economy and attacking president obama, as opposed to his gop rivals. he also touted a new endorsement by fermer governor jeb bush. and he got a rallying endorsement from former governor ehrlich. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor, soon to be president, mitt romney. >> reporter: maryland republicans are rel innerring some attention. >> reporter: the president said, by the way, that if he didn't turn the economy around, he would be losing one-term proposition. >> reporter: a line formed hours before at the american legion post in arbutus. significant because it's the home of former governor bob ehrlich. >> there's one god who is willing to stop the assault on our personal and economic freedom fro

i'm denise koch. and i'm vic carter.ere's what people are talking about tonight. >>> how did someone without custed -- custody of a child walk out with him? amber alert signs lit up during the frantic search. mike hellgren has video of the 9-year-old being kidnapped. >> he was found early this morning. and his father is now happy to be reunited with him. >> reporter: this is surveillance video of 9-year- old wilbert garcia being kidnapped from his school.

. >> i'm denise koch. and i'm vic carter.e's what people are talking about tonight. >> silence from the police chief and county executive had not stopped the aclu for pushing critical information in this case. they now represent

. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> for the first time, maryland surgeons transplant

. >>> back at 11:00, i'm denise koch. >> for bob and mark, i'm vic carter. thanks for watching maryland's news station. don't rush -- away. 32 is much more coming up ahead. including top members of the obama administration speaking out about >> pelley: tonight a big day of positive news on the economy. stocks surged. the nas nasdaq hits its highest level of the 21st century. anthony mason with a report on which banks are healthiest. new information on the massacre in afghanistan. the president vows a full investigation. >> >> the killing of innocent civilians is civilians is outrageous and unacceptable. >> pelley: reports from chip reid and david martin. it's primary night in alabama and mississippi. correspondents andrews, nancy cordes and jan crawford on what could be a g.o.p. game changer. and byron pitts on how a poster child for america's obesity epidemic became a model for turning it around. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. if you're one of the millions of americans invested in the s

. >>> i'm denise koch. >> for stan and bob, i'm vic carter. don't rush away.re's much more ahead on the cbs evening news with scott pelley. one of the stories they're covering today, the deadly tornadoes that continue to ravage communities. how two new warning systems could help save lives before they strike. >> pelley: tonight, the calm between the storms. survivors of tornadoes that showed no mercy pick up the pieces of their lives while forecasters warn of even stronger twisters tomorrow. reports from dean reynolds and mark strassmann. michelle miller has learned more about the life of the boy charged today in the ohio school shootings. the man who stopped him speaks out. >> i'm not a hero. just a football coach and a study hall teacher. >> pelley: jim axelrod takes us to an american factory that's taking jobs away from china. and bill whitaker with a rock on a roll. a roll. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it is the last thing people in the midwest want to hear, but another powerful stor

i'm denise koch. >> here's what people are talking about. >> the historic supreme court arguments over president obama's healthcare reform law have ended. today, the justices have looked closely at whether some of the law can hold if part of it is thrown out. >> some supreme court justices seemed open to the idea that healthcare reform can survive, even if they strike down its core. but they asked probing questions questions about what happens to the rest of the law, if they determine the requirement for all americans to buy insurance is unconstitutional. >> my approach is, if you take the heart identity of the statute -- out of the statute, the statute is gone. >> dozens are calling for the court to throw out the whole law. >> it needs needs to go back to congress. even if there are good provisions in the bill. >> reporter: the court also spent this third and final day of argument, looking into the section of the law, requiring states to expand their medicare program. >> many families take for granted their health. but there are low-income families that don't. >> state leaders argue t

. >>> hello i am denise koch. >> i am

i am denise koch. >> i am vic carter.ere is what people are talking about. >> still coping with the cost. japan marks the one year anniversary of the deadly quake and tsunami. japanese workers are finding unique ways to boost the economy. >> reporter: the traditional rice line is ready. but this year every step on the production line was a challenge. an earthquake and tsunami damaged several factories. sales dropped. people didn't feel like celebrating. a fourth generation brewer found themselves giving away bottles. but after a while a resilient community spirit kicked in. orders started coming in from all over japan. people wanted to save their traditional industry. the machines you hear working were paralyzed for two months during the earthquake at this brewery. but things are slightly picking up here and the workers tell us that they think it's a good sign for the japanese economy. they even produced a special batch of sake to mark the first anniversary of the quake. he says it is the motor that will rebuild this area

i am denise koch vic is off today.s what people are talking about rick santorum, loses his cool, in his campaign, this campaign 2012 report, he lashed out at a reporter being questioned about comments. >> rick santorum got into a testy exchange with a new york times reporter in wisconsin last night. >> what speech did you listen to? >> right here you said he is the worst republican -- >> stop lying. >> reporter: santorum took on the reporter when asked to explain his latest attack on mitt romney. >> thank you very very much. >> reporter: during a speech moments before the former pennsylvania senator told a crowd of supporters not to vote for romney. >> pick any other republican in the country, he is the worst republican in the country to put up against barack obama. >> reporter: santorum clarified he meant romney couldn't take on president obama when it comes to health care. >> quit distorting our words. if i see it, it is bleep come on man what are you doing. >> reporter: he clearly knew the cameras were rolling here

i'm denise koch. and i'm jessica kartalija, in for vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> a rally is getting under way shortly at the campuses. morgan state universities.

. >> and i'm denise koch.ere's what people are talking b. >> the trial of a rutgers student is heading into the final stretch. closing arguments are under way in the case of daroon ravi, accused of spying on his former college roommate, who later killed himself. >> reporter: daroon ravi's attorneys insist he was acting like a kid, not a criminal when he was spying on his roommate. >> an 18-year-old boy, a kid, a freshman, had an encounter that he wasn't ready for. >> reporter: attorney steven altman claimed ravi set up a web cam because he was worried tyler clemente's guest might steal his ipad. >> that's what motivated the whole incident, not what they were doing sexually. who is this guy and why is he in the room? and why am i being shut out of my room? >> reporter: fighting a cold, he asked for a break, part way through his summation. delaying the closing. >> reporter: ravi is facing 15 criminal counts. the most serious charge is bias intimidation, a hate crime, that could bring up to eight years behind bar

. >> and i'm denise koch. >> the u.s.ate rejects the measure on the white house policy for birth control. republicans are not debating about contraception or women's health, but about religious freedom. >> the motion to table is agreed to. >> the senate's vote keeps the birth control coverage requirement in president obama's healthcare reform law. lawmakers rejected a gop proposal that would have given employers and insurers the option to pay for birth control and other medications if they object on religious or moral grounds. >> if you are of faith that something is absolutely wrong, as an employer, why would you want to pay for that? >> reporter: but democrats claim that the amendment would, in effect, allow them to reject almost any insurance coverage. >> mr. blunt is giving the insurance companies a way to say, we really feel sorry that you have cancer, we're sad that you have diabetes, we're really torn apart that you might have a stroke. but you know what? we have a moral objection. >> reporter: the vote was not ent

i'm denise koch. in and i'm vic carter.ere's what people are talking about. >>> the case made national headlines and sparked discussions about bullying and privacy. daroon ravi is accused of using a web cam to spy on his homosexual roommate who later committed suicide. the case is now in the hands of a jury. >> reporter: daroon ravi showed no signs of being nervous, as the judge put his fate in the hands of the jury. >> you will take this case, and decide without bias, passion, or prejudice, to either side. >> reporter: ravi is charged with 15 criminal counts for using his web cam to spy on his rutgers roommate, kissing another man, then inviting others to watch. the roommate, tyler clemente, later committed suicide by jumping off the george washington bridge. before the deliberations began, judge len berman gave his instructions. >> the state has the burden of proving the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: the jury heard statements from witnesses over 12 days. in the end, ravi decided not to testify i

and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about. >> witnesses say the captain began acting erratically, and passenger his to tackle him. bigadbigad shaban has more from los angeles. >> passengers board a jet blue flight to las vegas. >> no pictures, please. >> reporter: witnesses say the captain came out of the cockpit to use the rest room. the flight crew then locked him out. when he tried to make his way in, he started screaming. that's when the flight attendant asked apparentlies to restrain him. passengers to restrain him. several people helped hold down the pilot. they managed to keep him there for about 25 minutes until the plane made an emergency landing in texas. that's where authorities took him off the plane. jet blue said the flight was diverted because of a medical situation involving the captain. and another captain, traveling off-duty, entered the flight deck, prior to landing and took over the duties of the ill crewmember. >> could you please clear the aisle? we have to get back.

. >> i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about randall pinkston reports for wjz from washington. >> in his first news conference of the year, president obama faced questions about iran's nuclear program. tensions are growing, after israel threatened to attack iran and present that country from building a nuclear weapon. >> we have a window of opportunity where this can still be resolved diplomatically. that's not just my view. it's the view of top intelligence officials. it's the view of top israeli officials. >> reporter: and he took aim. >> when i see some of these folks who have a lot of bluster and a lot of big talk, but when you actually ask them specifically what they would do, it turns out, they repeat the things that we have been doing over the last three years. >> reporter: he also said u.s. military action against the regime against syrian president basmash as -- bashar assad could be a mistake. >> rising gas prices were also mentioned at the news conference. the president saying he's

i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >> a high-stakes meeting at the white house. president obama hosts israel's prime minister, talking about the growing threat with iran and the threat of war. >> reporter: the two leaders shook hands as they stand together to stop iran's nuclear ambitions. >> the united states will always have israel's back when it comes to security. >> but they stressed it is not just israel's security that is at stake if iran develops nuclear weapons. >> for them, you're the great satan, we're the little satan. for them, we are you and you are us. >> reporter: president netanyahu insists, israel will make its own decision. >> israel must have the ability always to defend itself by itself against any threat. >> reporter: prime minister net netanyahu made no mention of negotiations in his remarks. still, president obama is holding out hope that diplomacy can work. >> that's why we have set up the most crippling sanctions ever. >> reporter: israel isn't shower it ca

. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about. we want to update the breaking news at the university of pennsylvania -- pittsburgh. a short time ago, shots were fired at the university of pittsburgh psychiatric clinic. two people are dead, including the gunman. several people are injured, including an officer. we'll have the latest on this shooting coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> the products you use every day may contain chemicals you may not be aware of. and some of them could contain health problems. >> buffy hornon takes care of her body and reads the labels that she buys. she trusts they are complete. >> if it's something in a store, especially a main store, a chain store, i am going to think that that product is safe. >> reporter: but the silent screen institute tested 213 everyday products for 66 chemical compounds, including bpa, para bens, and triclafans, which have been found to cause asthma. >> they found, of the 66 chemicals, they found 55 of them. >> reporter: the study found the highest concentration of chemicals in

i'm denise koch. >> we have breaking news in tulsa, oklahoma, where there has been a shooting at the tulsa county courthouse. details are sketchy. but it's been believed at least four people have been shot, including a sheriff's county deputy. there are reports the shooter is in custody. we'll have more on this breaking story as soon as we get it. >>> a tough day for some people in norway. prosecutors officially charged the man who confessed, to murdering 77 people, many of them children. but as tina kraus reports for wjz, it is unlikely the right wing extremist who will go to prison. >> reporter: prosecutors laid out terror and murder charges against confessed killer, andres bearing brechic. they say he remained calm and polite as he heard the charges. the 33-year-old appeared in court last month, showing his handcuffs to reporters and denying criminal guilt for committing the country's worst massacre since world war ii. breivik disguised himself as a police officer in july to carry out a bombing and shooting spree that killed 77 people. he carried out a bomb attack on a government

. >> and i'm denise koch.what people are talking about tonight. >> with time running out in the general assembly session, governor o'malley is making a last-minute push to get pp

. >> i'm denise koch. thanks for watching, wjz news maryland. don't go away.n the cbs >> pelley: tonight, round two of deadly tornadoes. storms tear across the middle of america. reports from the disaster area with elaine quijano, mark strassmann, plus meteorologist david bernard. also tonight, president obama says he's not bluffing about war to stop iran's nuclear ambitions. norah o'donnell is at the white house. the grieving continues in chardon, ohio but michelle miller reports the healing has begun. ♪ we are chardon high... >> pelley: and "on the road" with steve hartman. in a city riddled with crime, she's taking the law into her own hands. >> somebody has to do it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. for the second time in three days, tornadoes are hitting america's mid-section, brought by a line of powerful storms that stretch from the gulf coast all theay

denise koch is off. i'm adam may. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> updating

i'm denise koch. and i'm vic carter. people are talking about tonight. >> updating the breaking news. wjz was first to tell you about an indictment that was handed against john leopold. mike hellgren breaks down the indictment. >> reporter: denise, we have been pouring through it for the past several hours. these are some serious and

i'm denise koch. vic is off and here's what people are talking about.et blue pilot faces prison time. susan mcginnis reports for wjz. people who know osbun say this incident is totally out of character. >> reporter: the jet blue pilot passengers had to pin down in midair has been charged with interfering with a flight crew. a federal affidavit states captain clayton osbun became incoherent tuesday while at the controls and turned off the plane's radios. according to documents, the 49- year-old then told the pilot, we need to take a leap of faith and we're not going to vegas. >> we're going to have to go into amarillo, declare an emergency. >> reporter: realizing there was a problem, the copilot locked the captain out of the cockpit. mark saluke was sitting in the front row. >> i'm looking at this happening. and he's getting more and more violent. >> reporter: when the incident escalated, he started to subdue the captain. >> he started yelling, throttle to idle, throttle to idle, bring this plane down, al qaeda is here. >> reporter: the fbi is investigat

. >> and i'm denise koch.what people are talking about tonight. >> maryland makes history, becoming only the 8th state to legalize same-sex marriage. just a few short hours ago, governor martin o'malley signed the bill into law. pat warren with more. >> reporter: a sweet moment for same-sex marriage supporters. tt