but back to you, ellie jostad. in the letters and in the conversations does she mention that she knocks out the child so she can go party? >> yeah, well, both of these inmates, maya derkovic, who is a convicted murderer, she murdered a 15-year-old girl. also robyn adams, who's a convicted drug dealer, now serving time in federal prison. they both claim that in conversations with them casey anthony told them that she would knock out caylee, she did this so she didn't have to get a babysitter, she didn't want to leave caylee with her parents. so she would put her to sleep so that she could then go party. one of them used the phrase so she could go out. it's because they said she was complaining that she was young, she couldn't live the life she wanted with a child. >> i want to go now to leonard padilla, bounty hunter, who spent time with the anthony family when he first helped tot mom bond out from behind bars. are you surprised, leonard padilla, at all these letters and the comments that she made about having cayle

. >> the two students both played on the university basketball team. 21-year-old ellis hartridge of d.c. was wounded but expected to survive. however, 20-year-old brandon carroll of waldorf died. the university president's is brandon carroll's loss will be felt. friends and family say his life was cut too it. >> i never imagined this because we always told him to be very careful. >> according to police,he and his teammate were shot during an off-campus dispute at frostburg state. a fellow student, 21-year-old tyrone hall, two rounds from a 12 gauge shotgun, killing carroll. this man says he was a friend and it's out of character. but i'm very disappointed. >> he allegedly assaulted a woman at a party earlier in the evening and the group went to his house to consult him. those who knew carroll city was not the kind of got to look for trouble. >> had pinhe known, he probably would have let cooler heads prevailed. >> grief counselors will be available to anyone at the university. the student government association will hold a memorial service for brandon carroll tomorrow, ansari, tuesday,

ellis. he's had a couple of rbis. he's from lexington, kentucky.r's 16th round draft choice. he's had 13 at-bats at the big- league level the last two years. he'll get many more than that this year if charlie haeger sticks with the dodgers all year. they've got him catching the knuckle baller here tonight. this would be a great hitter for atilano to retire. breaking ball, fair. willie harris goes to 2nd. the nats are out of the inning. a one-out walk did not hurt. pudge is next.

he gives ellis a chance to throw out. he just throws so slow at 93 miles an hour, the ball just takes a while to get there. >> bob: pudge struck out swinging the first time. willie harris walked his first time up. nobody out here. bottom of the 4th, washington on top 2-1. rodriguez, that's a double-play ball. hitting it sharply up the middle. rob is all over our at&t trivia tonight. well done, sir. >> rob: now i'm going to tell you a quick story. my wife's parents lived down in the boca raton area. a woman i met down there actually dated mr. padres back in the day. talked about how he took her to the dodger parties and how wonderful it was to be around the brooklyn dodgers. you know i love those old stories. that's a time that would have been wonderful to just been a part of and watch those games. >> bob: not too many people talk about the giants leaving northern manhattan for san francisco. you still hear stories about people who never went to the another baseball game in their life after the dodgers left brooklyn. that

>> rehema ellis in the crossroads of america, times square, on a beautiful night. thanks. >>> this is holy thursday at the vatican today, pope benedict celebrated mass. he was surrounded by the faithful and while he did not mention it today, he is also now surrounded by a growing scandal during the holiest week of the calendar for christians. our own anne thomson has our report tonight from rome. >> reporter: today's washing of the feet by pope benedict, the ancient rite of humility contrasts with the strong words in his defense from vatican officials. >> he's a witness of clarity of the season of transparency in all the problem of the sexual abuses. >> reporter: cardinal william levada accused "the new york times" of unfairness in its reporting about what the pope, then cardinal joseph ratzinger knew about two cases of pedophile priests. inferring responsibility to the pope when levada says decisions were made by others. "i ask "the times" to reconsider its attack mode about pope benedict xvi and give the world a more balanced view of the leader it can and should

joining me now by phone is andrew ellis. commander ellis, i appreciate your time. if you can, articulate to us what the investigation has shown or what led to this incident. >> we first became aware of this yesterday afternoon after reffing a copy of the tape. we launched an internal investigation to identify the officers. looking at the tape, it's clear to us that the officers used excessive force in arresting the student. >> so this was released just within the last 24 hours or so. why is it being released now and not something we knew about earlier? >> whoever took the video never brought it to our attention. we have not received any internal affairs complaints as a result of police actions after the civil disturbance after the game. this tape, we didn't know it existed and the attorney from the student released it yesterday. >> i guess the question is that you didn't know it existed, so now officers communicated to anyone that anything happened. they just said hey, pretend like it didn't happen. >> there's no question it needs to be investigated whether on vide

. >> let's go straight out to ellie jostad, producer for nancy grace. ellie, there is some major news coming out of florida tonight. what is it? >> right. that's right, jean. our affiliate, wjxt, that's our affiliate down in jacksonville, florida is reporting that two cinder blocks have been pulled during that massive search in the st. john's river, that search going on for the better part of this week. now, the significance of cinder blocks would be we heard last night from flora hollers, this is the grandmother of both misty croslin, her brother tommy croslin, as well as his cousin, joe overstreet, and the grandmother laid out a scenario that she says she's heard from her relatives in florida that haleigh's body was tied with a rope, the other end, a cinder block attached, and that she was thrown in that river. so if cinder blocks have been found, and authorities will not comment on anything found at this point, that could be a major development. >> now, haleigh, we do know that there was an anthropologist at the scene that was going through what was

hall is accused of shooting ellis heartridge as well. police have now arrested hall. >>> today gun right supporters will hold rallies on the national mall and across the river in a national park. the obama administration lifted a ban on firearms at national parks last year. supporters say they picked this day because it marks the 235th anniversary of the revolutionary war. >>> the space shuttle "discovery" is scheduled to planned this morning at 8:48 but bad weather might force a delay. "discovery" has two opportunities to land before nasa gives up for the day. the space shuttle crew delivered tons of equipment to the international space station during their two-week trip. >>> the skies over europe are finally beginning to clear of the volcanic ash that brought the continent's air travel to a standstill. some airports are opening to limited traffic but the airspace over britain, germany and the netherlands remains closed for now. the improving forecast is the news thousands of stranded travelers have been waiting to hear. many have been

that turned violent. >> she had or was having a relationship with both ellis hartridge and tyrone hall. >> counselors have been made available for students that need it on campus. although the shooting did not occur on campus t occurred over there in that gray house, across the street, 20 feet from the school property. >> these are both two very good kids. who do not get in trouble. >> both shooting victims were members of the college basketball team. >> this is hard to see a friend go. >> emotional for fellow teammates like charles bassin. >> we know we lost a extreme one of our our brothers is fighting for his. >> charles sees it as a loss for everyone. >> we also need to pray for the shooter because he made a mistake. he has to wake up the next day realizing he just took somebody's life. >> at 21, hall now faces first-degree murder charges. in allegany county. kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> police recovered a 12-gauge shotgun at hall's apartment. >> baltimore county police arrested a baltimore city police officer on friday. 21-year-old jamar barnes got in an argument with

. >> first to ellie jostad, our chief editorial producer, what more, ellie? >> nancy, art harris is reporting that misty croslin has taken yet another polygraph test. now, apparently, according to art, what misty was polygraphed about is this letter that she wrote. in this letter she claims that the night that haleigh went missing her brother tommy as well as her cousin joe overstreet were at the house. now, law enforcement very interested to know whether or not this latest account of what happened that night is accurate. and art is reporting from his sources that that is why they took her out of her cell into a private conference room. they had actually flown in a polygraph examiner, the top female polygraph examiner in florida. they asked her to ask specific questions about this letter to try to suss out whether or not there is actually something that would implicate either her brother tommy or cousin joe. now, remember, nancy, back at the very beginning we heard that tommy croslin might have been over that night. he says he was there, he knocked on the doo

but first to ellie jostad, our chief editorial producer. ellie, what more can you tell us about the search that's going down right now as we go to air for haleigh's body? >> well, nancy, it's been in full swing since about 9:15 this morning. residents in the area even saying there were investigators in the area last night poking around, going door to door, asking questions. our affiliates are reporting that they're seeing large lights brought in like the kind you'd see at a ball diamond or a stadium. so it looks like they're planning to search throughout the night for an information or some kind of evidence, possibly even haleigh's remains. >> out to the lines. mary ann in georgia. hi, mary ann. >> caller: hey, nancy. i so much commend you for your work. listen, i had a question. remember when junior said he saw a dark figure and the couch jumping. could that have been misty's cousin joe raping her that night? >> now, that is a scenario that no one has brought up. i want to go back to art harris, investigative journalist at artharris.com. a

dating one of the players. >> we're thread believe that she had or was having a relationship with both ellis hartridge and tyrone hall. >> reporter: investigators say hall is claiming self defense shooting only after the players lungedded at him. >> these are both two very good kids. >> reporter: the basketball coach, webb hatch, is stunned. >> we've never had any issues with them in the time they've been in our program. >> reporter: and so is frostburg's president. this was an isolated incident. i also want to assure you that we will not be defined by this incident but rather see it as a chance to draw upon our unique strengths. >> reporter: students and staff at the university are reacting by planning a memorial and vigil for tomorrow night. meanwhile, tyrone hall remains in jail. he's being held without bail. in frostburg, scott broom, 9news. >> we talked to some people today who knew carroll in southern maryland. he was a student athelete in waldorf. his high school coach remembered his star pupil. >> he was a great kid. we've been talking about how unique he was in terms of his characte

. >> ellis island. >> reporter: exactly right. >> there you go. >> that's incredible, i didn't know that. >> reporter: real history with this great building. changes will be coming. have a great day. get out this morning, it is absolutely gorgeous! >> have you filled out your census? >> yes i have. sent it in last week. >> reporter: get those census forms in. there are millions and millions of dollars at stake, not to mention your congressional delegates. yes, it's so important, please, please do it, we implore you. have a great day! >> a lot of german people and people from scandinavians came through here. >> my family came through norfolk, i had no idea we were secondhand ellis island. that's wild. >> i had a relative that swam across saint lawrence, he got here the hard way. >> coming up next on our morning edition. >> reporter: there is a special school in baltimore county where horses are the teachers. i'm mary bubala, i'll show you the special relationship that develops between the students and ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up on 6:25, a special school in baltimore county, childr

our thoughts and prayers with with his family and friends as well as ellis hartridge with hopes for his full recovery. the suspect in the case did appear in court. he was ordered held without bond. police were able to recover the 12 gauge shotgun allegedly used in this shooting. he was very much loved in this community, the victim in this case, a vigil is planned later tonight. >> darcy, thank you. >>> another college student from our area was also killed last night. 18-year-old joshua mcmackell of front royal university was killed near texas southern university. he was hit in the back while standing with a group of students. police are looking for the shooter. >>> air travel continues to be chaotic tonight. the volcano in iceland continues to spew ash. the situation may improve tomorrow. the european union says air traffic could return to half its normal levels tomorrow of weather forecasts show the skies are clearing of volcanic ash. other countries plan to keep their air space closed until tuesday. one man who just described in israel described a journey that started in milan. out of

. >> straight back to ellie jostad, our chief editorial producer.at can you tell me about that? that evening she went missing. remember, everybody, including ronald cummings, was trying to reach misty croslin, and she refused to answer the phone. >> right. that's right, nancy. and also, ronald has said in the past that after he dropped haleigh off for school that day he dropped her back at the house, he said good-bye to her, he said good-bye to misty. so he at least talked to her then and then went to work. and it's not clear if they actually spoke the rest of the night or he was just trying to call her and never was able to. >> what do you know about it, art harris? >> nancy, i can tell you my sources say ronald tried to call misty nine times that night, she did not pick up the phone. i can also tell you that at 6:00 p.m. tommy has said he stopped by the trailer to smoke a joint with misty, she prepared the kids' dinner, then the grandmother dropped some clothes by. that's their story, and that was it. we don't know anything after that. >> we are t

ellis hartridge. we are told they were both kind and hard-working, the kind that would mediate the dispute, not start one. >> i am quite sure that had he known what was waiting for him, he probably would have led cooler heads prevail. >> the suspect of glenn bernie, maryland, now faces a number of serious charges, including first-degree murder. jay korff, abc7 news. >> thanks, jay. >>> we are following other news tonight about a massive recall. toyota may be fined more than $60 million. they face a monday deadline -- more than $16 million. they face a monday deadline. they did not issue a recall until january. >>> the volcano in iceland is still spewing ash several miles into the air, creating a travel nightmare for millions of passengers. experts say it could remain high for several days. at the foot of the volcano, rain has turned the ash into a thick paste that has covered everything. >>> and that cloud of ash has left millions of travelers stranded. some are wondering how long they will have to wa

shot both men in the stomach with a 12-gauge shotgun. 20-year-old brandon was killed. 21-year-old ellis is expected to recover. both victims played on the school's basketball team. hall was a standout soccer player but he was not on the roster at frostberg. he has been charged with first degree murder and first degree attempted murder and is being held without bond and he claims he was acting in self-defense. the student government will hold a candle light vigil at 8:30 tonight followed by a service at 9:00 p.m. the university also has counselors available to speak to students. in the studio, abc 2 news. >>> all right. the orioles and here we go into the 3rd inning. a bouncer, can't come up with it. no double play. combine to drive in five runs. it was a 7-run third off of brad and seattle's had a no help through this play. shawn, nice. great catch and also seattle beats the orioles last night. the final was 8-2 and we've got big, big news coming up here at a quarter to 7:00 this morning. >>> all right. the pictures have captured the national attention. >> what governor o'malley is sayi

. >> ellie jostad, exactly what do we know?well, nancy, we know that they actually took seven investigators who had hair that seemed to be similar to this mystery hair that was found, they pulled five hairs from each of those people, and they did comparison. and they could not find a match to any of those people. we know it also doesn't match the anthonys or caylee anthony. so right now it's unknown who that mystery hair belongs to. >> all right. but the big difference in the o.j. simpson case, ellie jostad, is that, for instance, when simpson stood up with the bloody glove, it was the glove at the scene the night of the murder. it was soaked in blood. all right? >> mm-hmm. >> this is just a piece of plastic out in the woods. how do i even know if it's connected to the body? >> well, exactly, nancy. and that's another point that's been made, is this area, this is a vacant lot, and we see it -- >> isn't it behind a school, like an elementary school? >> there is a school nearby. and you see it when you look at everything that was

. >> but on blogs on you have a box or if you go back coming through ellis island for this undesirable unruly best of my question is given that now the poin box was wise may be and 100 years you will not see a box of all four race. >> that is possible because people are so mixed up. now we have our little mini revolt without checking the white box certainly. the biggest dividend group is latinos and they're supposedly are more than african-americans. latinos can be of any race. loss of zero african descended immigrants who don't necessarily associate themselves with african americans and native african-american assume they see as lazy and inferior. so bold thing is getting mixed up something like only 46 percent of current immigrants in 2008 identify themselves as white where 76 a and through a 80% of native-born americans have identified themselves but those who it is getting to be less popular. [laughter] we will see. thank you. >> the last three questions? >> he began by talking about the greeks. they were slave owners and romans were slave owners and generally. >> not all of them.

he shot both men in the stomach with a 12-gauge shotgun. 21-year-old ellis hart ridge of washington, d.c. is expected to recover. according to charging documents, hall says he fired in self-defense after both men lunged at him. hall has been charged at first degree murder and attempted murder. he's being held without bond at the allegheny detention center. they played basketball for the college. friends describe them as outgoing and popular. students plan to hold a candle light march followed by a vigil at 9:00 to remember brandon carol. >>> flight cancellations are mounting as volcanic ash shut down operations across europe and prevent americans from getting home and a lot of folks don't know when they're going to be going where they're going. people are stuck in airports living off of bottled water and sleeping in chairs. one family stayed with a family near new york city when they went to the airport to help. >> we are here to offer you a home if you want. and there were like exchanging eyes. so then i told them, i said, listen, my husband came and said, listen, we can go to secur

two rounds fatally shooting 21-year-old, brandon carroll, of waldorf and injurying the 21-year-old, ellisartridge of dc. both victims were basketball players at the school. all three are students of frostburg state university. the school's president released this state this evening. i wish to offer my deepest condolences to the family of brandon carroll. the entire university community is behind them during this incredibly tragic time. we will feel the impact of his loss for a very long time. hall has been charged with murder, attempted murder, and two counts of assault. >> reporter: police recovered a shotgun from his home. the last murder that happened on campus was nearly three decades ago. >>> tonight, 80% of the european air space remains closed. but the major airline sent test flights into european air space today and found no daniel from the volcanic ash that has crippled flights over europe for four days now. they are hoping planes will be able to return to flights tomorrow. armando trull has more from dulles airport tonight. >> reporter: as you can see, dulles airport is pretty e

they are 36-year-old ellis locklear and tonya williams. investigators conducted a search warrant and confiscated more than 600 foul. all the roosters had to be euthanized. this was the lanchest seizure of its kind in the state of virginia. >>> the supreme court struck down a federal law today aimed at banning videos that show graphic violence. at issue was the conviction of robert stevens. the virginia man was sentenced to three years in prison for videos he made about pit bullfights. the videos are within the bounds of free speech and threw out his conviction. the humane society is firing back, forcing congress to treat them like child pornography, which isn't protected under free speech. >>> taxation without representation will continue in the district. house majority leader announced tuesday that lawmakers will not take up legislation this week giving dc residents a vote in the house of representatives. dc residents who pay federal taxes and serve in the military have been denied a vote in congress. when congress designated the area a f

. >> reporter: we showed the video and charges document to the police major andy ellis. he said the internal affairs office will investigate. >> we will take a look at them. >> reporter: federal investigators will also look at the tape to determine if civil rights violations happened. prosecutes may now pursue assault charges. >> they are going to pick a few people out of the crowd and make examples of them in front of the other students. >> the vatican responds to the clergy sex abuse scandal. tonight you will hear from a woman who claims she was abused and that nothing was done. >>> and nobody can be fully prepared for something like this. which will help to make sure are you ready when disaster strikes. . >> and you are looking at the numbers from today. up to 71 but much cooler air on the way tomorrow. we will have it for you. [wind rustling] [sound of waves crashing] [upbeat whistling in background] discover all that northwest florida has to offer. seventeen hidden beaches, one revealing destination. . >>> the catholic church tonight has made a major concession to c

tyrone hall is accused of shooting to death brandon carol and wounding teammate, ellis heartridge. they were once involved with the same woman. according to police, hall says he shot carol and heartridge during a confrontation. >>> a public viewing for murdered principal bets. more than a thousand of people are expected, including seven bus loads of his students. audrey barnes is live outside of the pierce funeral home with more. audrey. >> reporter: lesli, this will be a very emotional night for people who knew and loved brian bets. he would have celebrated his 43rd birthday next thursday. and everyone gathering here is having a tough time believing that someone so good has died so soon. >> the first one to arrive was jennifer, brian bet's only sister. many, many more are expected. the family grew up not far from here in manassas. old classmates are having a tough time dealing with the loss of their friend who was so outgoing, they always knew he would do great things. >> brian was just one of the most loving, understanding, caring, energetic people we have ever known. >> bus load

police say tyrone hall shot carroll and another student ellis hartridge outside of his campus apartment. hall says he shot the pair in self defense. >>> funeral services for dr. height will begin today when the civil rights icon lies in repose at the national council of nero women headquarters. it will be open from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. on pennsylvania avenue in northwest. dr. height died last week at howard university hospital at age 98. she led the council of negro women for 40 years. today's memorial is the start of days of tribute to height. her funeral service is set for thursday at national cathedral. >>> updating a story we brought you on monday, several students at george mason university are upset that the school failed to tell them about a sexual assault on campus. a freshman told police the alleged attack happened at 5:00 a.m. on sunday in madison hall. officers say the victim knew the person and the pair had been out together on a date on saturday. some students who live in the coed dorm said no one notified them about the incident even though the campus has a text message syst

his teammate, ellis hart ridge of d.c. was also shot but he is expected to be okay. it all started with a fight, hall and hart ridge might have been dating the same woman. >> you can't wake-up to that. >> a 12 gage gunshot was found at hall's apartment. he tells police it was self-defense because they attacked him. hall is being held without bond at the allegheny county detention center charged with first-degree murder and first degree attempted murder. a candlelight service is scheduled tonight on campus. it begins at 8:30. students, faculty and friends will march from the upper quad to the main arena in memory of brandon carroll. megan gilliland, fox 45 early edition. >>> a catholic soccer coach is facing charges of molesting a 9-year-old girl and police think there could be more victims. 46 years old alexander simms was a volunteer coach. he admitted to molesting the girl. it happened last summer when he visited simms home to play video games with one of his children. the girl told her parents after watching a video at school about sexual abuse. simms also volunte

our own rehema ellis is at jfk tonight. >> reporter: good evening, brian. at one point 1,500 passengers were stuck here at jfk airport. now it's down to 270. 82 lucky folks were able to take showers in trailers set up here at the airport. across the country, after days of sleeping on airport cots, chairs and floors, thousands of stranded travelers are running out of patience. in newark they are anxious for updates. >> trying to go to france, anywhere in france. >> reporter: in atlanta, some american soldiers assigned overseas were garrisoned in the terminal instead. >> i already said good-bye to them. it's just mean to go back and leave again. it's not right. >> reporter: businesses are hurting, too. the u.s. airline industry is losing an estimated $200 million a day with 63,000 flights in and out of the country canceled since last week. u.s. businesses that ship goods by air stand to lose nearly $13 billion because perishable items such as flowers, fruits and vegetables are now rotting away. ups, the giant package hauler, has been unable to fly directly to

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. >> this is a famous shark, elly. >> we've come to dive with these great whites to get an up-close lookthem and the battle being waged around them. mike takes tourists kamg diving with great white sharks off the coast of south africa. it has become a big business but it's also, he says, a conservation effort. if people can see these endangered animals underwater they will learn to appreciate them and want to protect them. cage diving is highly controversial. we'll tell you why in a second. right now the water is filled with blood and fish parts called chum and the great whites have arrived. is there any recommendations for what to do? >> well, basically don't scare the sharks. >> i'm not worried about scaring the sharks. after we get used to being in the water with the sharks inside a cage, we have the chance to do something few others ever have. we'll go swimming with great white sharks without a cage. [ indistinct talking on p.a. ] okay, we're going to get going right away. [ announcer ] he's never met an appendix he couldn't fix! the abdomen-ator dr. bob bergowitz! yeah, woo! [ annou

. >> reporter: carroll died when he and ellis hartridge were shot by another student, 21- year-old tyrone hall. it happened sunday morning, outside. hall's off-campus apartment. >> i was like, oh, my gosh. was that a gunshot? then i heard another shot or two. >> reporter: hall told police he shot the players in self- defense, after they came to confront him over a dispute about a girl. but police say hall's actions amount to murder and attempted murder. >> the biggest thing here is we got a text message there was a bear on camp us. people don't get murdered in frostburg. >> reporter: the student government is putting together a memorial service to pay tribute to brandon carol. and they're doing it right here in the gymnasium, where he played for the team. they're expecting a big crowd, anywhere from 1500 to 2,000 people. >> perfect, perfect. >> the memorial will follow a candlelight march on the campus, where disbelief still runs high. and students are still grieving the death of brandon carroll. >> it was tough. it really was. like you see grown men cry. you know, you can tell how much h

ellis was able to not listen to what people told him and play race records as they were called back then. he could absorb black music and absorbent gospel music and blues and country western. he sponged up all of the american music forms. >> 17 years ago, elvis is the centerpiece of a big event at the museum. >> i am staying here at hotel george and the hall lobby is elvis. it is about popular culture in general. i think that a lot of times, in the united states, academics feel that they can deal with what is around them as being important someone such as bob dylan 100 years from now. there will be hundreds of university press books on bob dylan. when your very close to it, is more like something you would read in the tabloids. there is a lot of serious work doing -- being done on marlon brando's acting. and the warhol, for example, there are now museums ports and the warhol. we have a lot of geniuses in our midst in america. we just do not pay that much academic scholarly attention to them because they seem to close bouras. >> are you as interested in pop culture? >> no, i am not as int

we're score less in the 77th minute, ellis plays it through.a chance to put dc ahead but he's denied. too close for comfort there. new england they capitalize on that. 2-0. kenny nets his second goal of the contest. new england wins by the same score. dc united have been outscored 6- 0 in their first two losses. >>> the redskins were looking at jimmy claussen for the past few days, the quarterback. they will continue their research on tuesday. that's when sam bradford is scheduled to arrive in washington for his predraft visit. with with the draft just around the corner, there is a chance those two guys could be throwing to thomas. thomas finished with 23 receptions, 3 25 yards and three touchdowns. he's entering the third season with the skins and is ready to take on a bigger leadership role. >> i've been in miami. pretty much getting my mind right, you know, expecting big things this year. we have everything set up the way you could dream of. it couldn't get any better. i definitely came with the right attitude ready to go. >> if you join us

bran dune carroll of waldorf died and ellis hartridge is recovering from his injuries. police say that hall fired the shots when a group of students insulted him. >>> british authorities have decided to stay close until at least tomorrow. eu officials hope ash from the iceland volcano has cleared enough to run half of the scheduled flights. sunday only 5,000 of the normally 24,000 flights in european air space got in to the air. hundreds of thousands of passengers across the world are stranded. >> we don't know how long we will be here. >> i'm a student. i don't have that much money so i hope i don't have to stay here for a long time. >> reporter: even when flights return to normal it could take days or weeks to unclog the giant backlog of passengers and so far the volcano has not spewed ash in to the skies. >>> another "living $mart" report and jessica doyle has a preview of the day ahead. >> not a great day. investors are waking up to another selloff overseas. asian stocks down 2% this morning after friday's selloff in the u.s. this after federal regulators issued civ

what about it, ellie jostad? >> we don't know if there is somebody farther up that chain that was supplying drugs. we do know, however, that police say that misty croslin, tommy croslin, ron cummings were both selling and buying drugs to these undercover informants. >> out to marlaina schiavo, our producer, joining us there at the jailhouse. marlaina, what more can you tell me? >> well, i can tell you, nancy, that even though they keep saying about these bones and they're animal bones, they still have enough evidence to make this a homicide case, and we do know that there are items at a lab right now being tested that could be connected to this case. we're hearing a lot about cinder blocks being pulled out. we're hearing a lot about just evidence that's coming out that has caused them to -- you know, for this massive search and to make this a homicide case and to tell ronald cummings to start making funeral arrangements. >> you know, marlaina, along with the theory that cops can use trickery, if they had gone int

he and fellow teammate ellis hartridge were shot by another student, 23-year-old tyrone hall. it happened sunday morning, outside of hall's off-campus apartment. >> i heard a shot. then probably a second later, i heard another two. >> hall said he shot them after they came to confront him about a dispute over a girl. but police say his actions amount to attempted murder. >> people don't get murdered in frost burg. >> reporter: as a way to help students deal with their grief, the student government service is putting together a memorial service to pay tribute to brandon carroll, and they're doing it right here in the gymnasium. they're expecting a big crowd, anywhere from 1500 to 2,000 people. >> perfect. perfect. >> reporter: the memorial will follow the campus. >> it was tough. itreally was. like seeing grown men cry. you could tell how much it really meant. >> to me, education, he got murdered. that's what i said. college is not far this. -- for that. >>> that candlelight vigil is set to begin tonight, at right about 8:30. then the memorial service will begin shortly thereaf

teammate ellis hartridge of southeast d.c. was also shot. according to court records, hartridge's former girlfriend also used to date the alleged shooter, tyrone hall. hartridge and the former girlfriend, have protective orders against each other. police tell us hall claims he shot the two in self-defense during the confrontation. >>> a d.c. boy is recovering today after he stepped into traffic and was struck by a car. it happened last night here in the 1,200 block of kenilworth avenue in northeast. the boy was walking down the street when he was scared by a guard dog that was behind a fence. that's when he jumped several feet into traffic and was hit by a car. the boy suffered serious injuries and is now in serious condition. >>> from a string of deadly accidents to budget deficits. lawmakers on capitol hill are taking a look at some of the challenges facing metro and what the transit system is doing to improve service and safety. >> the metro rail is pretty much on the honor system when it comes to safety. >> it was a hearing to probe a ho

ellis locklear and william were indicted by a grand jury. after authorities discovered over 300 ruse terse and hens on their property. neighbors say that the flock was so loud that it kept them up at night. >> very noisy. you couldn't stand out here like we are now and carry on a conversation. anybody that came by would say how do you live here? and i just said i don't open the windows much. i guess i sort of gotten used to it. >> reporter: it was a call to animal control that tipped off authorities that partnered with the humane society of the united states. to bring dozens of charges against the couple. >> this is the largest seizure in the state of virginia. this was a large, large organization here on -- not so much of a very large parcel of property. >> reporter: of the hundreds ofs fowl found on the property the authorities euthanized all the roosters. >> peace and quiet returned to the neighborhood. >> it is probably about time and, i mean, at least it has been quiet since the -- since the fowl have been gone and you can sleep with yo

. >> what about it, ellie? >> we're not going to find out what was said on those tapes.release them, however they will confirm that flora and tommy talked, though tommy's lawyer says he only told her to call her lawyer. >> terry shoemaker, they all know the calls are recorded, right? >> absolutely. i've been burned many times in the system when why clients have talked on a telephone call and it came back to haunt them. >> i'm sure you advise them beforehand don't yak on the phone. just try to hold it in. >>> everyone, let's stop and remember army staff sergeant harrison brown, from alabama, killed in iraq, awarded the bronze star, purple heart, lost his life easter sunday, left a college football scholarship to enlist. the gentle giant. believe behind his grieving mom, two brothers and high school sweetheart. three children, harrison brown, american hero. >>> thanks for our guests, but especially to you for being with us. see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friend.

staff winner tonight is ellie. his caption, phil mickelson auditions for the lead in the pga's version of "my fair lady." >> looks like he is about to do a moonwalk. >> exactly. tonight's winner is todd from houston, his caption, tiger, how do you like this victory dance? tiger did not like it very much. todd, beat "360" t-shirt is on the way. congratulations. >>> a new fight over celebrating the confederacy. another republican governor says virginia's decision not to mention slavery was not a mistake and strong words for anyone who thinks it was. a closer look at this heated debate and also taking your questions to historian douglas brinkley. text them to "ac 360" or 22360. >>> also later, was it an accident or something else? a woman found dead. the person who gets millions from a life insurance policy is not a family member. not a family member. details on the story ahead. it was tough news to hear. everything changed. mom. ♪ i didn't know what to do. that's when i asked my doctor about exelon patch. he said it

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second period, same score, watch out, big hit on matt ellis. ellis would go down hard.r head down, always got to keep your head up. boston, they would keep their heads up. third period, richarsonian brui. under 40 seconds to go, sabres pull the goalie. the goalie in charge, 32 saves. all big ones for the bruins. they go on to win 2-1, take a 2-1 series lead. game four on wednesday in boston. >> rain washed sound's sprint cup race at texas so they made it up on monday. jeff gordon won here last april. he's the defending champ. drama between gordon and teammate jimmie johnson. gordon appears to bump him. johnson bumps the side of gordon's car. johnson with a tire rub. gordon not too happy. >> a little upset. >> i guess they thought you got into it, i guess. >> he's treated different than everybody else. >> feisty between teammates. gordon led six times in this race. 124 laps. 18 laps to go, watch tony stewart. big troubles. stewart and gordon get tangled up. and that triggers what we call the big one. a nine-car crash among those involved. jeff gordon, tony stewart, joey

teammate ellis hart ridge was also shot. according to records, hart ridge's former girlfriend used to date the alleged shooter. they had protective orders against each other. police say hall claims he shot the two in self-defense during a confrontation. >>> d.c. police released the name of the man who fell from his death from a high-rise apartment, 22-year-old thomas phillips 4r of alexandria. witnesses say phillips was drinking with friends when he climbed on a smokestack. he slipped and fell about 100 feet. police do not suspect foul play. >>> police in prince george's county need your help finding a missing man this morning. 71-year-old arthur taylor was last seen walking near his home on blandford drive in ft. washington. he suffers from dementia and hypertension. >>> it is now 4:38. coming up, passengers still stranded because of that volcano. >> airlines are hoping travelers will show a little kindness to help get them home. >>> a little rain couldn't stop an earth day celebration. why this year's big event was all abo

census back you up one box and if you go back to the beginning of the 20th century, people coming to ellissland would say europe is germany and europe of these these undesirable, unruly folks coming. my question as, given now you see just one box for white, maybe 100 years were not going to see box above for race and the census form. what do you think? >> i think that very possible because people are so mixed up in were having our little mini revolt about check in the white box certainly. and then the largest immigrant group now is latinos and their supposedly more latinos and african-americans and latinos can be of any race. there are also large numbers of african descendent of immigrants who don't necessarily associate themselves with african-americans, native american americans whom they see as lazy and inferior. so the whole thing is getting mixed up. something like only 46% of current immigrants. i think this is like 2008 identified themselves as white, whereas something like 70% -- 78 -- 76% to 70% of native americans identify themselves as white. so why is getting to be less popular

carla, gianni, ellie bergos and andrea ferros, thank you for joining us as well. >>> now let's get amuch lighter topic, of the weather from al. >> thanks a lot, ann. >>> we look at the week ahead tochlt start the week, normal conditions in the northeast, below-normal temps and wet weather in the southeast. a lot of rain moving in from the west. by the mid week, that storm system makes its way a little further to the east. above-normal temperatures in the plains and also the northeast. and the latter part of the week, we are looking at below-normal temperatures through the southwest with some snows in the mountains there. above-normal temperatures in the upper mississippi river >> good morning, everyone. i am tony. after of chilly start, it will turn out to be a nice day. generally sunny with high temperatures. low to m >>> if you want to keep track of your weather, check out the weather channel or click on weather.com. ann? >> al, thanks. >>> coming up next, "today's" jenna bush hager sits down with former president bill clinton to talk about their families and chelsea's wedding. [ m

ellis hart ridge of washington was injured in the shooting now recovering at the hospital.ch other. police say they found the gun used in the shooting plus round of shotgun shells and other evidence when they got to his house. hall is being held without bail and facing multiple charges. >>> baltimore city police charged tyrone hamburg in the death of his daughter melanie. she was rushed to johns hopkins saturday after her father told police he found her on the bathroom floor. after further questioning, he told police he beat the two- year old on the bare bottom with a belt to discipline her. she never regained consciousness. >>> this morning police say 46- year-old alexander michael sims of parkville confessed to sexually abusing a young girl. they fear there are more victims out there. he was an assistant soccer coach at st. your suhl lay catholic and volunteered in two cub scout troops. later today a 8 will go home to parents at schools where he volunteered. >>> residents in a remington community are fired up over a pros poll say that calls for a building in a walmart sup

ellis will be behind the plate. he'll be catching haeger.et's take a look at riggleman's lineup card. left fielder, josh willingham. he's driven in 11 runs. he's also hit 11 of 15 starts. his career run, as far as home runs are concerned, he's decked three. leading off as always the center fielder, nyjer morgan. adam kennedy at 2nd base. guzman gets the start at short. then comes willingham, pudge rodriguez. zimmerman takes the night off again, hopefully to get back to 100%. justin maxwell goes to right. luis is on the mound. johnny holliday and ray knight with you. time for our one-voice ask the broadcaster question. one from jason. you've been talking about pitchers needing to pitch inside more. can you think of any active pitchers who live on the inside? >> i don't think they live on the inside as much as they want to. santana throws a lot of balls inside. kershaw, the guy that pitches for the dodgers, a lot of pitches in there. oswalt with houston, he will bust you inside. dempster also pitches inside a lot to set up that split finger an

it starts at second base in place of mark ellis and he fouls that one straight back with a two-strikeount. he played with cincinnati last year and the organization a couple of stents with the big club, 19 rbis with the reds. they are 0-2, gabe gross out first. and the inside corner strikes, see you later. that is 8 strike outs no, argument thereby adam rosales. that will bring up cliff pennington with a renter on at first, now there are two down. a big trouble came with the rbi and pennington was also called out on streaks. he was just trying to old off with a secondary lead and he is not a base dealer about the 2- 2. cliff pennington will take that in therein and he is out there for a strike why.$♪$>> he it -- >> mike: he threw a changeup, a curve ball and 8 strike outs going back to his last outing. strike outs and flyballs were more dominant than ground balls. >> gary: 4 run ofs, 9 hits off oakland with kevin millwood, he missed it a 1 ball, 1 streak count. i mean that the come extra base hit but it came with two done and one on. 1 run delivery, 1 ball 2 strike count. >> mike: numb