henderson is out on bond tonight.ate is set for april 29. >> wisdom martin live in the newsroom. thank you. >>> take a look. this couple is accused of being a modern day bonnie and clyde. they're facing armed robbery charges in a string of holdups. they caught them red handed yesterday trying to rob the apple federal credit union in fairfax county. they believe she's the same woman who held up three other banks. >>> investigators are learning more about a prius that crashed into a stonewall in new york state last week. the driver says the car took off as she was easing out of the driveway. investigators from toyota and the u.s. government started looking into the matter today. they say the data recorder on the 2005 prius did have information on engine speed and pedal information but they're not releasing details. >>> montgomery county public schools will not have to make up all the snow days they missed. they have missed a total of nine days of school because of snow. three in december's blizzards. the school system a

. >> the reaction is strong after the arrest of senior master sergeant arthur leon henderson. they say he was here from springfield with the intention of meeting of 14-year-old girl for sex. >> i think it is a nasty. >> the meeting was arranged on the internet. a person chatting in an instant message conversation was a detective. >> searching for sex on the internet? come on. you are serving your country. for a 14-year-old to have sex, that is downright love life. >> it was part of a tax force -- that is downright low life. >> henderson had been recently honored for his work as an information manager at boeing and andrews air force bases. many in manassas says the fact that he is military makes it more shocking. >> they are defending this country, right? if anything could have been. instead of doing something, they should be defending. >> do think he would want to take advantage of the situation with somebody so young is unfortunate when they should be role models. >> and air force official late this afternoon confirms that henderson is on "terminal leaves," which precedes his

author henderson played to meet with the girl. unaware that he was innocent messaging a police officer. he showed up and was charged. he is expected in cower next month. >>> new this morning, hillary clinton on a major mission of peace. it's definitely expensive having a growing family and it's something that you think about. we try to be conscious of that and plan out our meals so that we can feed everyone on a budget. at giant, we know saving money is important. every time you shop with your card, you can enjoy thousands of real deal savings and weekly specials, like perdue boneless chicken breasts, buy 1, get 1 free. and fresh asparagus, $1.99 a pound. this week only. it makes me feel good because we're saving money, and that works for me. only with your giant card. >>> new this morning, hillary clinton in moscow meeting with senior russian officials in the stalled mid east project. hillary clinton arrived in the capital on thursday morning. shy will talk about a range of issues, including negotiations on a new nuclear treaty.

. >> rose: finally tell me about ricky henderson. >> ricky henderson.sked me one of my favorites. i would say that was my favorite assignment because ricky henderson, 46 years old, the greatest baseball stealer ever, one of the greatest leadoff hitters. just a great nuisance, great chaos on the field. was determined, obsessed, with making it back to the majors he refused to accept his own mortality. this story is interesting because it doesn't fit the conventions of some of the other mysteries, yet he's trying to unravel his own riddle and his own riddle of his mortality. he even says to me "the pieces of the puzzle, i'm trying to figure them all out." but he wasn't even playing in the minor leagues. here was one of the greatest players ever playing in the golden baseball league with the surf dogs and i got to sit in the dugout with him. >> rose: and he had stories to tell. >> oh, boy, did he. and at one point i watched him teach young kids how he stole a base. >> rose: what was the secret? >> you know what it was? a fearlessness. and i think that was p

ted rowlands, cnn, henderson, ted rowlands, cnn, henderson, nevada.sales event. >>> let's look at the stories that are getting a buzz over the internet. they are the stories many of you are taking about. ines ferre is joining me good. what's hot? >> what's heating up between google and china? you've heard about this. who blinks first? one day after google decided it would no longer censor search results in china, the chinese government counters that move by partially blocking access to the site. most google users in mainland, china, are experiencing difficulties making searches. it's like a never-ending saga. >> i got a sense something is going to be done here and resolution of this thing. we'll get an understanding. health care reform, the new law, i know a lot of people are talking about that and looking into the law a little deeper. there's something in here about tanning salons and burgers. >> burgers and tanning salons. tax the tanners, tony. >> yes. >> right. well, this is part of the health care reform. and part of that reform includes taxing t

i'm wade henderson with the leadership conference on civil and human rights.a coalition of more than 200 national organizations working to build an america that's as good as its ideals. today we want you to know that you are not alone. the entire civil and human rights community stands with you because the principle behind the comprehensive immigration reform movement is the same principle that has guided every civil and human rights movement in our nation's history. and that is that people who work hard to make our country a better place and who are willing to play by the rules deserve to be treated fairly and with dignity and to have an equal chance to share in the american dream. the civil rights community has been with you every step of the way. and we will continue to be with you until we succeed. we are with you to continue to demand that congress and president obama move forward with fixing our broken immigration system. not only is the right -- is it the right thing to do but fixing our immigration system is essential to fixing our healthcare system. e

officers arrested senior master sergeant leon henderson tuesday. the internet crimes against children task force claims the detective posed as a 14-year- old girl and arranged to meet him. >>> virginia police nabbed one of its most wanted bank robbers. they caught shona jones trying to rob the apple federal credit union in chantilly. she is a suspect in three other robberies. also joshua campbell under arrest. investigators say he was driving the getaway car in yesterday's robbery. >>> now the news edge on maryland where ride home turned into a nightmare for a charles county woman. investigators say she was held hostage inside a waldorf home and repeatedly assaulted. six men are under arrest charged in a gang rape. paul wagner is live in maryland to pick up the story. paul? >> brian, this six-page court afghanistan spells out the horrific -- affidavit spells out the horrific details. it happened in this house behind me. investigators say monday night this woman, who is 30 years old, met a man at st eddy's pool hall in alexandria. she asked the man

details from their investigation into the murder of teacher here at the senior master sergeant arthur henderson lawmakers zappa the cheltenham youth facility. this morning, the maryland department of juvenile services will detail results from an investigation into the tragic death of hannah wheeling the cheltenham youth facility in february. she was raped and beaten to death. some state lawmakers want major changes at the facility including the use of electronic monitors. >> if you have someone with the potential to commit murder, we have to take another look at what security means. >> state senators see whether the suspect already charged with three burglaries' should have been in a minimum security upsetting. multiple sources say police have a strong case against the boy, including his statement and a witness who saw him running from the crime scene. it is possible the b might be charged as a juvenile. >> age is a major factor. >> glenn ivey is now considering whether to pursue this case in the adult criminal system. a judge but have to sign off on this. if you're younger than 15, you have to

talk like him, eat like him, sleep like him, said rex stewart, who replaced armstrong in fletcher henderson'san hawkins heard him for the first time in 1924, and was stunned into speechlessness. he remembered i stood silent, feeling almost bashful, asking myself if i would ever be able to attain a small part of louis armstrong's greatness. the trumpeter max kaminski told of the combination of louis's dazzling brillance of tone so overwhelmed me i felt as if i had stared into the sun's eye. such imagery came easily to those who heard armstrong in his house in days. the poet larkin, a part-time jazz critic and lifelong fan, praised him in similar terms, calling him something inexhaust i object and unchanging like the sun. even miles davis, who loathed armstrong's clowning, knew that the history of jazz radiated outward from the bell of his form. he said, you can't play nothing on trumpet that doesn't come from him. i can't even remember a time when he sounded bad playing the trumpet. never. what spoke to these artists, as it speaks to all those hearing armstrong for the first time, is the combi

he was arrested here at the henderson hall barracks on saturday night. working just down the street as a clerk at the marine headquarters in the pentagon. prior to that, he trained at camp pend lton and stationed out there. >> reporter: they want to determine if similar crimes were at that location. also the prime suspect in saturday night's abduction at gunpoint in boston. >> he restrained both of the women inside the resident. >> how did he do that? >> he tied them up. >> one of the victims was beaten and raped and then dumped out there. >> and this happened within steps of your home. >> i know. that's what's creepy. >> now, derek was suppose to be areigned on the original charges today. but that arrangement has been postponed. back to you. >> what about these more violent charges that you brought up just a minute ago. why hasn't he been charged of that yet? >> because those charges are more violent. they want to make sure that they cross all the t's, dot all the i's. they think right now, they have that on the first attempted abduction charges. so the

police arrested torres this weekend in henderson hall on the fort myer army base where he was stationedhe not only matches te description the woman give place of the attacker he also matches the description two other women game of a man who attacked them just 16 hours before his arrest. police say the women were walking on north wakefield street around 4:00 a.m. on saturday when a man armed with a gun forced them inside a house and then kidnapped one of the women using his car. police say she was sexually assaulted and seriously injured before they found her in prince william county. arlington county police say it's possible that the two crimes are related. >> it's great they caught him. >> and here we are walking around last night. and you told me not to bring my mace. >> reporter: even though her friend didn't seem worried. lorraine sever is worried. >> i think i'm always thinking about safety. >> reporter: for kate herman, the fact the suspect is a marine proves to her you just never know who might attack. >> it could be anybody. i guess there is no specific look that anyone has. >>

i'm here with dan roman and cory henderson of universal records database.everyone on earth can be the world's best as something. and we've created a website that lets you invent any record you want. >> jimmy: so really don't need to be talented to just these set records. >> you just live your dream. you find something you're amazing at, and go for. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's fantastic. all right. very good, and you guys are here to make everything official. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: all right, very good. the first record attempt we're going to see tonight is by eliot glazer and his dog atticus. eliot, come on out. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nice to see you, eliot. >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: hey, buddy, how are you? oh, very, very good dog. okay, now, you two are going to be attempting the record for most bench presses of a live dog in 30 seconds. >> right. >> jimmy: all right, very good. now you've done this before, i'm assuming. >> i have done it before. >> jimmy: okay, good. we've got 30 seconds, is the dog in place? [ light laughter ]

they're going to roll into henderson, nevada, sort of of the suburbs of las vegas. there is a big house race going on there with an incumbent democrat, dina titus, who just voted for the health care reform bill. so they're going to try to make an impact there and then roll through 44 stops. this is the 44th president obviously. maybe there is no coincidence there. more than 20 states, going to wind up in washington, d.c. on april 15th, tax day, to sort of make their statement about the government and a lot of signs behind me talking about run away spending. some of the same issues, the beefs they've had with the stimulus package, with the health care reform package. they want to see whether or not they'll have a real impact in some of those races along the way between now and november, t.j. >> also, any idea where the senator, himself, the majority leader is today? >> reporter: i spoke to senator reid's office yesterday. they said he wasn't going to be here. he is in the state but he's doing some other senate business. it's funny they're calling this here the larges

. >> reporter: tracy irving and matt henderson used to be heavy smokers and had no idea that may be affectingren's health. then their gp told them it could be responsible for 4-year-old ellie's chronic asthma. there's no way to prove it but since they gave up, her health's been much better. >> now she barely gets colds. if she does the doctor care doesn't cost as much. she doesn't need an inhaler. her life's changed hugely. >> reporter: secondhand smoke is blamed for causing children's breathing problems, meningitis, even cot deaths. it's estimated that every year because of passive smoking, gps have to see an extra 300,000 children. 9,500 have spent time in hospital and it's costing nhs 23.3 million pounds a year. the ban on cigarettes in public places like pubs has made a big difference to rates of smoking and related disease. now campaigners work to shift the battleground into the home where passive smoking is causing huge damage to children's health. >> we're looking for a change of public attitudes, of what's acceptable in terms of smoking. asking all adults not to smoke where children a

republican, they can get along, and after the flight i spoke to congresswoman titus as she represents henderson and she told me he's staying as far away from the tea party folks as she can, because they've pressured her a lot, and her office has gotten a couple of threats, she thinks they are angry people, nobody who will act on it or anything. but she's one of the many democrats who are coming home after all the votes to see exactly what the folks back home will say. she tells me she believes when she does town halls in the next few weeks out here in nevada when people hear the details of the plan and pushback on the scare tactics as she put it, she believes people will give her credit, ali? >> i spoke to somebody from the tea party earlier, and they put out a press release saying they are distancing themselves from the threats and the violence, and it's interesting. what's up with this larry king? >> reporter: i didn't want you to take offense, because we can get along. i consider you part the east coast posse, bi've got a few, larry king and snoop dogg, they are goes to drive over to vegas.

deal to buy the charlotte bobcats, his first order was business was taking on rookie guard gerald hendersona game of h.o.r.s.e. so his nike master watched two games, beat michael jordan in h.o.r.s.e. swish, nothing but net. there's jordan. clang. >>> russian president dmitry medvedev -- >> frightening story. >> -- he's demanding that his country's sports official stel down following the country's worst ever olympic performance in vancouver. that those responsible for preparing the athletes don't resign, he said, quote, we will help them. >> oh, dear. >> that's not good. >> russia, of course, will host the 2014 olympics in sochi. >> we're going to be interviewing him. >> are we really? >> yes. >> well, let me just say we're going to do it here and not there. >> in washington. >> good because if you ask him the wrong question in russia, you disappear. i'm wondering if he asked me to leave, i would go. >> you probably would have to. >> you'd have to. it's kind of -- remember what happened to those olympians in iraq? >> now, stop. >> saddam hussein's sons? >> you can see the olympic committee f