if you're late, youe locked out. >> brandon stafford is a freshman at locke and a few months into schoolhas been suspended d three times. whaat about outside of the school? what are some of the challlenge that you have faced >> um, fights. like fights. on the way home in the neighborhood. >> how bad are the gangs in your neighborhood? >> they're pretty bad. like you can'n't walk down the street. >> the school has been divided up into six separate academies. for a kid like brandon a little attention and intervention can go a long wa in past years, locke has had abysmal attendance rates. alma flores a junior shows up for school on the first day. from day one, school would be a challenge for alma. she's just left a street gang, her epfather has been arrested and she as -- shshe has arrivedt scho six months pregnant. hard to concentrate o on school when yoyou've got so much stuff gog on? >> yeah. i'm thinking othe problems a at home. >> you have a lot of pressure on you. do you feel veryry stressed out about things? ? >> yeah, because right w i didn't know -- i donon't know h i'll do it with

now will the lock abibomber be free? the libyan man convicted of bombing that killed 270 people will learn his fate in an hour. he is serveing a life sentence in scottland because of the attack but he's been diagnosed with terminal cancer and might be released on compassionate grounds and a decision has been made the u.s. government opposes his release. our correspondent james cook. james, we will know the decision not yet but as most decisions go this one is very complex and a very difficult one. >> it's a very difficult decision for the justice sebling tear but it is our understanding that he has decided to release abdul bassett on compassionate grounds. the options which he was thought to have favored all along and it's expected he will now return to libya. here we can show you another view of the scene here, the media have gathered here in great numbers to watch him who is expected to be released from the jail within the next couple of hours it's then thought he will be taken to glasgow airport and from this we under

so we keep a bar up, keep the door locked, keep the front doors locked. >> reporter: other neighbors we talked to said they're careful, too. everyone we met said they feel safe here. >> i lived here for five years and i have had no incidents and we usually, except for right now, keep our doors locked. >> reporter: lease are not sure if the doors were locked at the apartment where the overnight intruder struck. >> unfortunatefortunately, the scared off before he did anything but because we don't know his intentions, we can't assume the worse but we opportunity catch him as soon as we can. >> reporter: police are looking for a man in his early 20s, black hair, clean shaven, about six feet tall and weigh 20z pounds. as we wearing a white blue t-shirt and blue jeans when at the time of the attack. if you know anything, call crimestoppers. >> thank you, craig. >>> there are more than a few people who do not like speed camerasment many of them responded to them with a curse perhaps, maybe a punch on the steering wheel. but some vandals in montgomery county took their frustrations a step fu

lock took a primary role in the assault and much of the racial aspect. >>reporter: after beating the victim and stealing his wallet police say the 3 stole the victim's truck, smoked marijuana and crashed the vehicle. >> there is a couple different account as to who did what, even as subtlely as who drove the vehicle when it crashed. >> police say there is no evidence the 2 teenager suspects are affiliated with racial organization. investigators believe they knew each other from the neighborhood. >> not out of danger yet. >>reporter: as for james, he is out of the hospital but hardly recovered. police are charging the teenagers as adults tonight. all 3 are facing some 18 separate charges. we are live at police headquarters, fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> we are following breaking news out of south east baltimore. homicide detectives have been called to a home in the 100 block of south high lapped avenue. police tell us one person was shot. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we of course bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> mean time t

but i'll have a lock at tropical storm danny coming up in just a few minutes. >>> here is a lock at thehtening show last night in pikesville. vytas shot this video with his cell phone after midnight. and if you get a great shot of the weather, you can share it with baltimore. up load photo oshtion video or written stories to neighborhood news. go to our web site and slash your take. send photos and video directly from the cell phone through pick at fox baltimore.com. >>> hopefully the wicked weather and anything from danny completely wash-out all the state fair fun this weekend. >> let's hope not. miranda live at the fare tonight where everyone is getting ready for the boys to men concert and hoping the weather holds out. >> hi. >>reporter: hi guys. yes they do hope that it will hold out. i am feeling a few rain troops here but hopefully will go away soon. as you know guys fox 45 is this year sponsor for the fair and if you look over at our food, look what i have here. they are hiding. there is joy, vytas and kandace. they are out here signing autographs and giving away some prizes. of

now and next summer if you don't lock it in the future markets. >> bottom line, lock some n.ome of the prices. if you think they are going to go up, put it on paper as opposed to a bin. >> do what the market tells you to do. >> okay. richard, what do you think a producer can do to make some money. >> i agree with what brian is saying. i don't want to store $10 soy beans. if you want to own soy beans, own them on paper. >> okay. >> i don't think it makes any economic sense. in the corn, i think we need to understand and while i agree with what brian said, you know, the difference between speculating in the bin and storing corn are two different things. >> that's true. >> he's talking about hedging it out in the july futures or something in that area to lock in the scary i think that's a logical thing to do. because there is carry in the corn market. and so it's not -- the market is not screaming at you to sell it right now in the cash market. but i think we need to recognize that corn is in the bare market. i don't think we're close to a bottom. i think most of you don't like

those in favor of it say it will prevent inmates from taking part in imdegrees being locked up. those against it say the technology could interfere with cell phone use by tizens. a council banned the sale of salvia if it is so dangerous why is it legal in the rest of the state. it is an herb related to sage. it can be smoked and eaten. we saw people using it and they get hits every day. it is illegal in delaware and virginia. it has been widely available in shops up and down the board walk now the council there has passed a 1000-dollar fine for the sale and possession of salvia. and the house passed the ban and it anounsed. >> i'm out there with others trying to ed wait people and parents they say well it is legal. what is wrong if it is legal. >>> sponsors ban the drug and plan to come back in 2010. if you planned on hoping on a moped put on a helmet. there is a new ordinance that requires businesses to identify scooterred. there have been more crashes than in years past. >> they were not giving up but students and parents are out of options this morning for trying to keep the

mean time the parents locked up tonight. bail is denied for nicholas and bail for her is set at 5 million dollars. of course we have more on the story tonight at 10:00 including what other location the couple may have abused children. tonight at 10:00 for now, live in middle river, river, fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> breaking news at this hour out of bwi marshall airport. southwest air lines flight 10 31 apparently made an emergency landing around 5:00 o'clock. there were concerns for the plane flaps when the plane landed officials determined everything was okay with the plane. no injuries reported. >>> another carbon monoxide scare in baltimore county. happened this morning at the commons at white marsh in middle river. carbon monoxide detector went off. sex adults and 4 kids went to the hospital to be checked out. owner of the complex has had other tenants in the commons and other sawyer property get sick from carbon monoxide in the past. >> they say the water heater. said it was the stove. i don't know. i don't know. i don't

the second lock that you would have to turn is a tight lock, so it wouldn't be likely that little haleigh would have been able to turn the lock and then let herself out the door. >> misty cummings was the last person to see the girl before she disappeared from the florida home in february. she insists she has no idea where haleigh is. but the director of the texas company equisearch says comings failed the polygraph test that she took to try to clear her name. >> do you know where haleigh is now? she answered that, no. it was 95% deception. do you know who took haleigh? she answered no, and it came back 42% deception. >> obviously you're saying that this laceration was caused by the father. it came from a fall from the monkey bars according to this school report. >> straight out to t.j. hart from wskz, joining us from gainsville. this is a major development in the case. the last known person, which is where every investigation starts, was misty croslin, the last known person to see the little girl alive. this case has been stymied at a standstill for months, and now we learn she flunked -

d he's...t's called "locked in syndrome." soe's locked in his body.and the nurses devise...is speech therapist devise a system by which the letters thatare most frequent in the french phabet come in thatrder and blinks.... >> rose: yes, no,es, no, yes, no. >> and so in this lock winded... orno wind, long winded way, is arduous way, he blink ths is boo and the book.... >> rose: gves purpose to his life locked in? >> absoluty. and esseially what he says is "had i bee blin deaf would t that it take the hrsh light of disasteror me toind the new nature. and in that he has 2020 retrospect vion. describes his situation as being stuck inside a dying bell. that one of the... kind of loo like a dieval tortu chamber. u have a steel helt that's bolted to your che, weighton your fe ands that device for walking on the bottom the oan. so it was a pretty strong metaphor. i wadown under the water, not in it,but matthew almer rik, who is the actor who did a great job, he was actually in that ontraption and it is claustrophobic. >> re: and on purpo you wanted to create

i might be the only one -- >> what is "locked up abroad"? they lock up a broad? >> it's brliant.d on a trip and then sometimes they go knowing they'll be on -- like for [ bleep ] money. i need money. whatever. sometimes they go abroad and make really bad decisions. someone says, hey, would you mind taking this suitcase to cuba and for money they do it and then they got locked up abroad. they spend years there. >> and they get cameras on these people? >> they get re-enactments. i know it sounds bad, but it's good. >> how can it be good? >> whatever. i'm promoting "in plain sight", finale on august 9. >> you shotgun "brothers and sisters" and now you're promoting another show entirely. >> sally field. >> yeah. she stinks. >> whatever. >> you built up quite a fan base here. you're -- >> yeah. i brought it. >> this is from "tv guide." >> it's odd. so i got this -- they did a feature of me. someone wrote this letter. i'm 47. and mary mccormack has replaced sarah palin as my dream date. out of sight. any chance that mary can run for president in 2012? she has my vote. his name is walla

prison has been lock down on tuesday after an inmate assault. >> tragedy in ohio where a small plane crashes near a high school. a high school football scrimmage going on at the time. the plane narrowly missing the players and crowd as onlookers looked on. the pilot and his girlfriend killed after their single-engine

it is all locked up in sunbelt. it is getting worse. -- locked up in some ball. -- in some vault. it will reduce the amount of the information being published and reduce parent power to hold your school to account. we want to set this data free. we will find much useful information in 20 different areas ranging from schools and road traffic and publish it so people can use it. this information will be published proactively and regularly and in a standardized format so the technical jargon can be interacted with. we will create a new right to date at sodic -- and you write to data and can be requested by the public. as i said in my speech to the open university, to get real accountability, we need to draw on the traditional means as well as the modern ones i have been speaking about. that means strengthening parliament. we will give the house of commons more control over its timetable. we will reduce the power of the party quips. it means training in and reversing the regulation of our lives by an account or judges who are changing the legal landscape with judges -- with their judg

>> jeff, several guys we are hoping to lock up tonight. two wanted for murders, and another for attempted murder. and as you can see, we have a team of detectives ready to take your calls. let me give you the fugitive files hotline number. (410)637-8970. and again, 410-637-8970. keep in mind the smallest bit of information can often times break one of these cases wide open. here is a look at the fugitives we are hoping to find tonight. >> police say 17-year-old maurice brown shot a man in the head several times killing him had. in the 3000 block of elgin avenue. it happened on may 8. brown is 5 feet five, and weighs 115 pounds. brown goes by the nickname reesc. >> elijah jones wanted for first-degree murder. on july 24, he got in an argument with three brothers. in a home, in the 1900 block of cecil avenue. police say jones fired on all three men and then went on the run. elijah jones is 5'5 and weighs 177 pounds. >> we also have a third fugitive. hoping to find tonight. take a good look at this man. 19-year-old cavan jefferson known as fl

>> i would find the keys where they were hidden and just pick the lock, take the locks off. >> reporter. prada-willi is just part of her makeup. it affects the hypothalmus that controls desires. scientists hope by studying prada-wi prada-willi, it will give us insight into what causes obesity. it'seen exhausting for their parents. kate had ballooned to 310 pounds and kate wasn't happy either. >> my breathing was very difficult when i exercised. >> reporter: then when kate was 23 she qualified for a hom for adults with prada-willi in wisconsin with no cure in sight, it was kate's only hope. and the good news, in the six years she's been there, she's lost 150 pounds. when you look in the mirror, though, how do you feel? >> good. >> reporter: why? >> because i see how far i've come in my success in losing my weight. >> reporter: the key to the home success, a structured environment including work and an hour of exercise every day. the residents are monitored 24 hours a day. >> they have a schedule and they obviously everything inside is locked so it takes that tension away, that stress awa

. >> keep it locked. we have a bar that comes up. i mean, when you live on the first floor you're kind of open to anything, so i mean, wkeep a bar up, keep the door locked, keep the front doors locked. >> anyone with information about this home invasion is asked to call police. >> police in the district are investigating after dozens of new bus stops were vandalized. someone has been shattering the clear glass panels that frame the bus shelters. damage has been reported in several parts of the city, but most of the affected bus stops are in northwe washington. if you know anything about the vandali vandalism, the city is urging you to call 311. >> new today, we are expected to learn more about plans to build a purple li through maryland. the new line would connect bethesda and new carrollton through silver spring. today maryland governor martin o'malley is expected to announce the next steps for the proposal. on muang other things, we could find out whether the le would consists. rapid bus service or ligh

. >> whether over crowding is a fact of prisons or southern california are in lock down today following a riot between black and latino inmates at the california institute for men up in chene yo. the 250 prison inmates were injured 55 of them serious enough to be hospitalized because of knife wounds in the mayle. substantial damage also done to the facility itself which will only cause more mayle. they have ordered a judge to do something governor schwarzenegger has been trying to do for the last three years. >> here's another option it that must be explored releasing 80,000 inmates. in general terms it will save 53 million in 2009 and 2010 releasing all of the undocumented prisoners to the federal custody could save us another $182 billion for 2009, 2010>> despite arnold's reassuring words when push comes to shove the quick fix even the violent sex offenders out on the street probably future california governor current attorney general jerry brown what does he have to say all about that? welcome to the program. you said 40 odd thousand must get out of those prisons. you don't have them

. >> a 51-year-old man found dead in his parents' locked house. baltimore county police need answers. >> now abc 2 news the latest at 11. >> first at 11, one of the players who suited up for tonight's ravens game is at the center of a controversy involving baltimore city police. good evening. i'm marybeth marsden. tony fein is a rookie linebacker here is trying to make the team. he warmed up and took the field tonight. last night he was arrested at harbor place. his agent says it's a case of racial profiling. christian schaffer has the story live from the inner harbor tonight. chris? >> reporter: marybeth, right behind me is the light street pavilion. that's where tony fein was arrested. that's also where there was a shooting last weekend involving gang members. tony fein, is an iraq war veteran. tonight he suited up, just over 24 hours after being charged with assaulting a police officer. 27-year-old rookie linebacker tony fein arrested sunday as he was eating dinner at the johnny rockets restaurant inside light street pavilion in the inner harbo

. >> this is basically advertising that there is not a lock on that door. anybody could go in there. >> it should have been done many years ago. it is very frustrating, to say the least. >> these units with doorknobs were not touched. the lever handles are much easier target. >> they use a tool to break the lock. >> many residents say that it is a wake-up call. >> i will change things around here, i guarantee it. >>> the va's governor's races heating up. a democratic candidate spoke to reporters in fairfax saying he would seek bipartisan solutions on issues like education, transportation, and economic development. the republican candidate bob mcdonald doesn't understand what voters want from their next governor. he has been trailing mcdonald in the polls. >>> coming up, and local school system changes the rules for children who cut glasses. >> and wire thousands of drivers canceling their past accounts? >> suspects ripping off atms, we're learning new details about e e crthesth dealer: during the autobahn for all event, you can get great deals. yeah it's ea

on top of that i have a slide door in my room that does not lock. so on the outside of my room when i leave i padlock it with a combination lock. >> wow. >> russell did not view this at our house. >> so where did he see it? >> he had went over to a friend's house. i guess those parents, you know, are okay with their kids watching these things. and he had seen it a couple days prior to the incident that happened. >> okay. so he sees it. did he do this by himself? was he in cahoots with another kid? the kid that he was watching this online with, did they work together to pull off this stunt that went bad? >> actually, no. he had watched it online with another child at the other child's house. >> okay. >> a couple days later he was visiting another friend. >> okay. >> i am well aware of the parents and all that. the other house he wasn't supposed to be at. but the child he was visiting two days later, he was visiting and another kid that lived on the block came over to that house to visit and was asking the kids if they had seen that video. and of cour

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victim's brother and coowner showed up yesterday morning and called police because the doors were locked and he could not get inside. homicide detectives are trying to figure out how the victim died and who is responsible and why all the w eerwere locked. >>> gunshots shatter a sense of security in her own home. a stray bullet crashed through her home and hit her in the back. the little girl is 14 years old. she had just gotten out of the shower when the shooting started. >> she had her towel on and she was sitting on the bed playing her game. next thing i know she come running in the room saying her back was burning and this and that. when i turned heover, she had two puncture bullettette holes. >> police are still looking for the shooter. >>> a prince william county teacher is in jail accused of inappropriately touching two 15- year-old students. 32-year-old shannon arnold patterson turned himself in on monday. investigators say the touching did not occur on school grounds and they say one of the students received text messages of a sexual nature from patterson. >>> virginia's governor

his brother arrived this morning to find the doors locked and his brother missing. >> a frequent customer came by this morning but no one answered. he thought it was odd but didn't thing anything of it. tonight he is in disbelief. >> investigators say in was no sign of a robbery, and the victim died of trauma to the body. detectives are combing through the area. >> it's believed someone came into the restaurant between 8:00 last night and 8:00 this morning. still no signs why someone committed such a heinous crime. >> i never seen him disrespect anybody. they would come and disrespect him all day. >> neighbors tell us, they worry about the place being open 24 hours, and like many of the shops in this area, there is plexiglas between the employer and the customer so the suspects somehow gained access. perhaps he for some reason let them in that's what police are investigating tonight. abc 7 news. >> new tonight, 7 is on your side with an alert. your power bill in virginia, rates will be going up. the average household bill will rise by three dollars. >> also new. police and firefighters a

he forgot he locked every lock in the house except she had a remote control for the garage and there she is. >> larry: why do you think she left her entire estate to redmond and none to ryan? >> i think in the end, i don't think she was as unconscious as they thought she was. when you're dying of cancer, you're in and out of a morphine haze. i think she saw the transparency between my father and alana and there's a little bit more to be said about that. we'll find out later. >> larry: do you think they had a relationship? >> can't say they did. i know my father very well. he's a hard one to fend off. >> larry: did you expect something in the will? >> i don't care. i live a great life today. not that i'm bragging about my 401(k) plan but i have a 401(k) plan, i'm the happiest i have ever been, sober almost four years, and i have no complaints. >> larry: you're married. >> i'm married to a beautiful woman. i have three kids actually. i have a 20-year-old daughter, a 15-year-old son and a 2-year-old. yes, i know. i don't know what to say. >> larry: we'll be back with more including a st

inside his shop and all of the doors found locked. >>> and the storm makes it's y fox 5 morning news at 7:00 starts right now. >>> take a look outside. lots of blue skies. showers not breaking up the heat. temperatures back up into the 90s. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm steve chenevey. >> and i'm allison seymour. before the forecast though, if work, we are here to help you land that job. we have a panel of experts on hand this morning for inside tips on everything from getting your resume together, to what to wear to that all-important interview and how to make the most of your time when you meet a potential employer. the number to call is on your screen. it's 202-895-3307. again that number 202-589-3307. we're also holding a web chat on myfoxdc.com. >>> and this morning d.c. public school students have less than a week before they head back to class. are the schools ready for the students? we'll get it all when school chancellor michelle rhee joins us in about 30 minutes. >>> and more on the controversy surrounding michael vick. after do time -- doing time for dogfight

discussed at the henry louis gates incident creek >> you can hold your ground and be proud and get lockedu can use that as a teaching moment and teach your young men how to respond to law enforcement so they do not locked up and hit a record that they cannot get a job with later in life. >> the mission is to provide resources to african-american males that would uplift, educate, and empower them. >> now, your insta-weather forecast. >> a decent salary outside for most of us. we still see a few individual cells for northern virginia. we do not anticipate a lot from this activity, but a lot of rain is further off to the west. we are watching that closely for tomorrow. if you did not get the yard work done today, you may not have another opportunity to get it done tomorrow. we are expecting a good deal of rain. this is the set up we have been the last few days and we expect to continue for the next week. the jet stream is down below the great lakes. the storm track is bringing storm after storm right past us. that provides us with a storm one day, then one or two days of dry weather, then an

watson claims lock they are in approached the 76-year-old victim james privet for water and a cigarette and erupted into racial especially tets and when he said no allegedly beating the man with a hammer. among the injuries a fractured eye socket. we asked dr. jay rue how such a seemingly minor exchange could escalate so quickly? >> it's easy to frustrate people who feel as if they've got nothing to lose by -- you know, little tiny little -- triggers a massive response like that. >> now more than a dozen offenses including attempted murder and right now all three remain behind bars without bond. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. baltimore city police are investigating a homicide a man was shot in the 100 block of south high land avenue. four hours later the victim was pronounced dead. if you have any information on this case you should call baltimore city police meanwhile police are searching for cell phone video of a shooting. two men are being treated for gunshot wounds but police say they are not being cooperative at all. a reward of $2,000 in this case. 1866-7 lock

allowed the killer inside the store sometime overnight monday into tuesday and the killer may have locked up on the way out. so, there is a question as to whether he may have known the killer. there is some possibility that police may have surveillance video from inside the store. they may be releasing pictures from inside the store in the next few days. at this point, police are looking for tips and leads in the case. they are offering $25,000 as a reward and they are handing out the fliers. >>> turn to the town hall turmoil. remember this guy, the protestor packing heat at a town hall where president obama was speaking. eleanor holmes norton is joining the outrage asking the secret service to create gun free zones around the president and cabinet officials. >> reporter: president obama is on vacation now but protestors are racketing up the rhetoric around his health care plan. in arizona and last week in investigate, some of them turned up openly sporting guns. >> i am worried about a rash of shooting not by terrorists but by crazies. >> reporter: when we caught up with norn, she said i

we don't want to see nonviolent offenders locked away. we see the damage it does to individuals and to society. this union is not in favor of locking up folks and throwing away the key. if we are concerned about that and overvowed crowding and unfair sentences, what do you think is going to happen when we have corporate america in keeping people locked away. i don't think they will advocate in reducing the terms of sentencing. they have a vested interest in keeping people locked away. in fact, they have the representative that said based upon the fact that most prisons are overcrowded. they build prisons on speculation. they are speculating that states will transfer the overcrowded population to their private prisons. if the prisons are no longer overcrowded, they have a lot of empty beds and the stock price goes far down. >> thank you very much. a lot to think about there. let us know what you think. do you think having the prisons publicly run would help things at all on the cost front or would it make it worse? what is your thought? we

when it was supposed to switch yesterday morning, the door was locked and the man was missing. hours later, the brother of waved down the police and they made the discovery in the store. >> they were always joking and smiling. but it is very sad. >> we have lost an icon in the area. >> paul simon lives across the street from the store. her 41-year-old son was killed a month ago. her grievingeart now takes. >> he was so nice. it they were so nice. they are beautiful people. >> the sign is still on, this is a crime scene and it has been locked on -- lockdown since the discovery yesterday. metropolitan police are offering a 25,000 other reward for information leading to the rest and -- $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone. >>> breaking news from the midwest, tornadoes in as many as four states. this is damage from outside of chicago. there have been a number of trees and power lines knocked down. wisconsin, iowa, and wisconsin were hard hit. six suspected tornadoes were in those areas. we will monitor the developments and to be posted. mean

and shot and killed a man back in february and had his nephew locked up and for restling the officer for her gun. and the and the admits she blamed the wrong man. and remained in jail for six months until the officer testified that she may have confused him with an unidentified suspect. and the lawyer says he will file a lawsuit it will be up to the state's attorney whether the shooting was justified and whether the officer could face charges or not. >>> this morning the fbi is trying to figure out if anyone knew of the pennsylvania gunman's plans to gun down women before the shootings. he was on a blog and the blog documented his ailation from women. and in january and he chickened out and bought and was a computer expert and had access and the date of his death. >>> in the process of looking that the blog to see if we can come up with anyone who saw the readings and if they did why did they not contact somebody. >> and investigators say that they planned and walked in and shut off the lights fired 36 bullets under woulding 9. killing 3. and the governor says that someone with the m

the new resident says when he moved in he found door locks installed to lock someone inside. and investigators are still going through the backyard compound where jaycee was imprisoned. these are the first photos from inside. showing up close the disturbing conditions in which she was held captive. in a cluttered tent, clothing, toys and boxes are piled in disarray, among mattresses and dressers. mike rogers who owns the lot next door says he never saw girls back there. but sometimes he heard men having loud parties. >> i don't know what they were doing. but it sounded like they were probably, you know, having sex or something in there, partying, who knows, you know. heard some screaming. but i didn't see it. >> reporter: now as investigators comb through the backyard prison they are searching for evidence that could link garrido to other crimes. and police are taking a new look at a string of cold cases of missing and murdered women in the area. >> it's an exploratory investigation. and we're just trying to see if there is any link, any possible link between philip garrido a

. >> she never locked her doors. >> reporter: as comfortable as she felt in this pretty unlocked houseoman was, in some ways, an odd fit for a town that was very low keyed. monica was anything but. >> she was bubbly and everybody flocked to her. everybody flocked to her. she could tell a story like you were there. >> reporter: her best friend say monica didn't just take in life, she devoured it. >> she would talk to 30 or 40 people a day and have serious conversations with them, interact with them. we can't do that. she would stay at 4:00 in the morning chat with them on the internet, talk to them on the phone. 'tweon d do that, you know? onhe would do that. >> reporter: when not running her house cleaning business, monica was pursuing her passions, photography, motorcycles, rock 'n' roll. her favorite band, aerosmi. >>n the summer, every day -- she could go 14 days straight going concert to concert. from vegas to atlantic city, every day was still alive. most of us can't live like that. we have two kids, married, fulltime job. we lived through monica. she lived every day like it was h

something that has rancher jeff emerson up at night, patrolling his fences, checking his locks. >> it'sng like, you know, somebody broke into your house and stole something. you know, this no worse than somebody taking your door in and stealing your stereo. at least mine is a four-legged stereo, i guess. a hell of a stereo though. >> emerson is about as unlikely a crime victim as you'll ever meet. but this oklahoma rancher is very much a victim of a crime right out of the old west. how many do you figure have been stolen and over what time period? >> over a 90-day period, 30. gave or take -- >> wow. 30? >> yeah. when i counted again on july 6. >> you heard the man, 30 of his specially bred cattle have vanished. >> we get about $3,000 an animal so, you know, i'm out 90 to 100 grand. it's kind of a bite in the butt. >> especially for smaller ranchers like jeff. >> it's really tough on the small business man. that's all we are really. >> he and his wife chris own an organic food store in tulsa where they sell hormone free steaks from the cattle they raise a few miles away. as he says, gett

the hot, humid air locked in place. a front moving through the region. it's stalling just to our east. as a result we're going to see just a little bit ever clutter, the radar is picking up. we've seen some scattered showers. ocean city will continue to see some of them through the afternoon. we'll see some clearing just a little bit. maybe some sun peeking through. we're not going to be rid of the clouds and a chance of showers. take a look at current conditions. 08 degrees at bwi marshal. the dew point moisture level is high. humidity 68%. winds were coming in from the northeast and have now calmed down. the barometer at 29.94. it is falling. across the state temperatures are ranging from just around 79 in cumberland, 69 on the low side. on the far end ever the mountains -- of the mountains, 87 in ocean city. around the immediate metro area we're all just around the 80- degree range. feels just a little bit warmer because ever the humidity factored in -- of the humidity factored in. not talking a major heat index because the clouds are kind of locking

. >> i lock my doors now. i don't -- i try to stay in and i lock my car. if i'm the only one in the car. >> reporter: police have arrested a 22-year-old. he made the 911 call telling them about the murders. so far police have charged him with illegal possession of marijuana, tampering with evidence and making false statements. however police will not call him a suspect yet and are asking for the public's help. >> it's not a matter of seeing something. it could be hearing something. >> reporter: police say the autopsies on all eight should be finished by monday. investigators are still gathering physical evidence from the crime scene and say they have no reason to believe any of the victims committed the crime. cbs news new york. >> and tonight there is only one survivor of the attacks and that person is in critical condition. >>> frag tragedy strikes a campus after a student falls four storey from a parking garage. crews say the student believed to be around 20 fell from the mohawk garage. the student is being treated at a hospital for unknown injuries. po

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police locked her up. she's facing a felony. >>> the body of the boy found in the new york canal on monday has been positively identified this afternoon as that of 8-year-old robert manwill. preliminary results from the autopsy give us reason to believe that 8-year-old robert manwill's death was not an accident. >> the timeline of the night robert manwill vanished has been murky but now has the investigation been blown wide open? an "idaho statesman" report claims a 7-year-old girl who lives in the neighborhood saw robert the night he disappeared. the little girl certain she saw robert on the complex swing set, even seeing him jump off to play on the toy motorcycle. the girl's parents think she came home around 7:30. about the same time the girl claims robert left for his mother's apartment. reports say the girl and her family questioned multiple times by the fbi. as authorities out in full force, trying to determine who might be responsible for robert's death. >> the case is now being investigated by the