the about duction is -- the abduction is making head lines nationwide. mike hellgren has more on what they're saying now. >> reporter: good afternoon. they say they have no major developments this noon despite interviewing many people in this case and one big question remains, how was the person able to drop violet ripken off when there was a police search going on so close to her home. >> local police and the fbi are searching for the man who abducted 74-year-old violet ripken. ripken the mother of oriels great cal junior is well known in the community. the man forced her into her car and drove her through central maryland for 24 hours. >> he had a gun, mask and gloves on. she couldn't recognize who he was. he died her up and -- he tied her up and put a mask on her. he told her to get in the car. he wanted her in the car. >> despite a huge police presence in search for violet ripken the gunman was able to drop her off a few doors down to where he took her to where she waived her sweater at a neighborhood. >> her legs were in the backseat. she had manage

. >>> police are calling the case of two missing cousins an an duction. that decision was made after an fbi dive team failed to find their bodies in a lake. that's their bikes were found last friday. evidence was found during today's search but they did not elaborate. they also say the father of morrisi is not the focus of theinvestigation. everyone though he has a long criminal history and has stopped cooperating with police. >> controversy continues to swirl over what penn state will do with the joe paterno statute. rodney emmerson says he will decide next week. strong emotions are at issue. some students have vowed to guard it. the statute of the lake coach was erected in 2009. >>> she survived a bizarre car accident, now a woman from seattle is talking about it for the first time. she has several cars after rear ending a truck with 20-foot poles. she has no memory of the accident, so when she saw these pictures this was her reaction. >> you don't know how thankful i am to survive. i have a depressed skull fracture. i was having seizures. i had a concu

that will mean the main storm coondogs will be south of us, into -- con duction will be south of us.e have comfort temperatures across the state, 70s on the map in ocean city, it's an east, northeast breeze so that pulls in merry time air, so that is comfortable, and the clouds actually work to hold temperatures down as well. humidity more in the moderate range as opposed to the oppressive levels we had going into the saturday and sunday as we look at the entire mid atlantic states, the only active weather down toward north carolina, and this boundary continue to go drift further south as we look at the overall pattern here, stationary front, they're not locked in place. they can still drift or shift a little bit. but they don't make bold sweeps across the country the way a warmer cold front does, so that's to deal with the stationary front. we thinks shift will go further south, keep that hot air bottled up and allow the mild air to keep flowing in out of the new england states and you can kind of see that boundary, could we see a pop up shower or storm, it's certainly possible, cer

. >>> an attempted ab duction in philadelphia was caught on tape, police released video showing a man trying to abduct a ten-year-old girl, he grabbed her as she walked home with her two-year-old brother, he picked her up and put his hand over her mouth, but she put up a fight and the boy was screaming for help. there's a $10,000 reward for information leading to that punk's arrest. >> a passenger had a phone stolen and men held the thief down. a woman was yelling that he had taken her phone, police arrested the suspect according to arl now, the alleged thief is 17 years old and has been charged with robbe. >>> people on the no-fly list may be able to learn how to fly. there was a loophole that was uncovered today, it bans the tsa from doing background checks on someone who wants to get flying lessons. >>> some burger king employees learn the hard way, that photos on the internet can come back to hurt you. this photo was taken at a store in mayfield ohio, it shows a employee with his feet in the lettuce bins, and the photo was posted anonymously, but forgot to take off the location ta

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