former howard county school employee will spend 18 months behind quarters. 61-year-old robert douglas johnson pleaded guilty to having a two-year relationship with a 17-year-old. he must register. he was the band director. he had been a howard county school employee for 40 years. >> a convicted fell on accused of selling the gun used to kill steve mcnair has been indicted on a firearm charge. a federal grand jury in nashville arraigned aid ran gill jam jr. with one count of being a fell on in possession of a firearm. he sold a weapon to mcnair's girlfriend two days before he was shot. he faced 10 years in prison if convicted. >> we have updiets for you tonight on two i-team investigations. the first involves an unlicensed contractor who was accused of bilking a home owner out of thousands of dollars. he was accused of taking the money for work he never completed. they say he did not have permission. he was ordered to play -- to pay $4,000 by his february date. also tonight, earnest lewis the man convicted in a scheme to defraud homeowners will spend more than four years in yale. the i team fi

robert douglas johnson got nine years with all but 18 months suspended.ill be followed by five years' probation. you also have to -- he will also have to register as a sex offender. he had been with the school district as the band leader since 1969. the body of a man was out late last night in an apartment in the treanor block of east land deal street. but right now, police are not identifying the victim. 18 years ago, scott spiker's claim was shot down during the first gulf war. his remains were flown back to the u.s. and tomorrow, his hearse will drive by various locations associated with his life before his burial. >> eunice kennedy shriver, the founder of special olympics is being retired at a public wake- remembered at a public way. she will be merritt -- buried after an invitation only funeral tomorrow. >> far outnumbering dignitaries attending the wake for eunice kennedy shriver arden number -- ordinary americans, including a contingent of special olympians. >> my name is danny perinton and i want to say thank you to mrs. shriver for doing special

johnson or broadway starmaker julian marsh. >> hewitt: i thought, "oh, my god, in television, you can be both of them." and i got hired. >> safer: soon, he was producing douglasner of "the cbs evening news." no satellites, no computers, nothing much except huge, bulky cameras and don's manic enthusiasm. >> hewitt: it wasn't very good, but it was respectable. i always thought it was kind of the infancy of television, like we were making those shows out of play-doh. >> safer: don has described those early days as playing with play-doh, kind of making it up as you go along. >> scheffler: no question about that. there were no signposts, no rules. >> safer: no rules. >> scheffler: nobody had any experience in this before, and so he really was the inventor of the kind of television news that we do now. >> safer: in the summer of 1956, the ocean liner "andrea doria" collided with a ship off nantucket. don, doug edwards and a cameraman flew off to have a look. the other networks had already come and gone, beating them to the first pictures of the crippled ship, dead in the water. >> hewitt: i said, "well, what the hell, we're here. let's go anyway." we're flying over