medical examiner joni mcclain would perform the autopsy. to mcclain, the evidence pointed to sexual assault and murder. she found bruising on isis' head and body, hemorrhaging in the brain, and a laceration at the entrance to the vagina. in her final report, she called it homicide by multiple blunt force injuries. ernie lopez was charged with aggravated sexual assault. and, after a short trial, he was found guilty. before sentencing, medical examiner joni mcclain testified that the baby died from this violent assault. lopez was sentenced to 60 years in prison. >> you know, sometimes, it just hits me: "man, i'm in prison." i never thought i would be in prison, never in a hundrediok years. >> thompson: for the past year and a half, frontline, propublica and npr have been investigating medical examiners and the field of forensic pathology. we found a broken system in which the most basic principles of science and investigation are often ignored, with no national standards of any kind. >> it amazes me that such an important aspect of our govern

mcclain has a beard and mustache and may go by the name marlon mcclain orÑi the nickname d.if you have information, call the police. you can also call metro crime stoppers. >>> a vacant house fire in west baltimore left a pregnant woman in the hospital. the house caught fire at 5:00 this morning in the 1900 block of frederick avenue. the womaning next door became sick. she is expected to be okay. investigators are trying to determine what caused that fire. >>> you can see temperatures are in the upper 80s. these are the heat advisories it. was warmer than average today but not the kind of heat we expect to see tomorrow. most of the central part of the state, not including the eastern shore in that. 80s this evening, warm and hazy. the real heat is tomorrow. we'll talk about how long the heat wave will last coming up. >>> let's take a look at today's top stories. we'll start with the state police' crackdown on aggressive driving. the program is called smooth operator and one of four law enforcement blitzes planned for the summer. aggressive driving plays a role in two out of

marlow mcclain was argued with the victims over money. mcclain is accused of assaulting them inside a trailer. anyone with information on mcclain's where abouts is asked to call county police. >>> what started with a dog fight between pit bulls ended up with a man shooting and killing his neighbor's dog. anne arundel county police are trying to determine if that man did anything wrong. wjz is live, derek valcourt has the latest on this investigation, good evening derek. >> two dogs, two sets of dog owners and two entirely different stories of what happened that day. >> reporter: 18-year-old bianca more says she was walking her family's pit bull cain in her neighborhood. when a neighbor's son was walking his dog, lost control of the dog and he came to attack her dog. >> this is the third situation we've had with this dog. >> reporter: noriega admits that when his children came in running to tell him about the dogs, he grabbed his gun. >> i came out and said, please grab your dog, grab your dog or i'm going to have to shoot him. she did not

carrie mcclain is with us on "comunidad del valle," ceo of the ywca of silicon valley. welcome to our show. >> thank you for having me. >> tell me about the ywca. there's a latino component with ywca. >> absolutely. that's why i love the opportunity to talk to you and the audience. people say the yw, they don't normally think it's for the latino population. we deliver services to 18,000 people in our community. 65% of people are color. in our youth services, 86% are latino. we do boys and girls, men and women. our after-school programs are definitely there for people who want to be part of our services. >> and has the economy hit your organization? >> absolutely. just like everybody else. everybody's own checkbook, the yw's checkbook is hard. we are an organization really that provides so many social services in the community. we live with the kindness, literally, of people who write us checks of $50 and $100, and even though they can't write that same check, they sometimes somehow are able to give it, at least half of what they gave. we have waiting lists. we have wait

escaped murder suspect shaun bosse is back in custody in mcclain county, oklahoma, after he was on theor hours. authorities say, he overpowered two jailers and then fled in a dispatcher's car. he is accused of killing a woman and her two children and burning the mobile home with the victims inside in 2010. >>> a school bus accident in pennsylvania has injured some 25 people and some of them children. it happened near harrisburg. our affiliate said a driver tried to pass the bus causing the crash. the report is that none of the victims are critical, and the bus belongs to a valley christian school in chambersburg. >>> across the united states sunday, gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgendered people and their supporters turned out in large numbers for the gay pride parades. the event is always colorful affair, but this year's parade in new york had an extra flair. friday the state approved same-sex marriage, and the new law takes effect in july. >>> today marks the two-year anniversary of michael jackson's death. and someone bought the jacket he wore in the "thriller" video for $1.8 mi

if you know marlow mcclain's asked tobouts, you're call baltimore county police. surveillance videos captured back on may 29. the bar owners as it was rented of for a party and he believes the attacker was a guest. officials are offering an award of up to $500 for information leading to an arrest appeared eight. charles mikheil jr. faces misdemeanor charges for animal cruelty. >> this incident is one of several recent ones in which people were attacked or felt threatened by a dog. instead of using a weapon to fend off the dog, he just remained,. >> they were in a backyard doing the night of the shooting. >> they are trained. on my command, they will move or not move. >> but he had wandered next door into this yard. that is when charles claimed that the dog aggressively barked and growled at him. police say that mcconnell pull that his handgun and shot the dog wants. >> it was very surprising >> we were in the middle of dinner and we got a phone call. my cousin told me that my neighbor shot my dog. >> mcconnell faces misdemeanor charges for wielding a gun in a resi

he had a one off really bad moment but he shouldn't do it again. >> kiki mcclain, robert traynham, thanks weekend. >>> here's what's new, trapped high above st. louis, crammed with little air, no way down, one of the trams in the famed st. louis arch, stalled yesterday. >> this is why i can't go on these things. i'm afraid of heights. >> it happened in new york. >> more than an hour they were stranded. hoist the tram to the top and rescue the tourists. no word on what caused that glitch. >> i do it for other people because if you're already terrified of heights and being trapped, can you imagine what a peach you are if you get stuck. >> scared of heights and claustrophob claustrophobic. >> it was smiles for 20 costco employees yesterday. they collected their powerball jackpot winnings, $202 million which they chose to take in a slump sum. the co-workers chipped in for lottery tickets in may and remembered that exciting day. >> we started as a group when the powerball hit about $144 million and as a group we decided to put $5 a week in and said group of 20, got a month now, we've been play

mcclain passed away. in the meantime, the dog has gone back to its new owners who feel very lucky to have it as their own. >>> right now, many cyclists around the bay area and across the nation say too often pavement sensors and cameras can not detect their bikes. so that can -- that can leave bikes -- bike riders stuck at lights for a really long time. they've received a grant to determine the best way to detect the problem. >> i still get stuck at red lights. >> me, too. me, too. >> sal does, too. >> no, no, no. we're just gonna do a preview of what's coming up for next hour. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, traffic is very slow. let's go to steve. >>> we have clear skies, a little haze out there. but no fog on the coast unless you are watching us from big sur. sunshine, warm to hot, 70s, 80s, coast to bay t will be warm. last day of spring. summer starts tomorrow. >>> all right, thank you, steve. coming up -- a suspect the hate crime outside a -- a suspect the hate crime outside of b.a.r.t. th

>> chuck mcclain. another way to state your question is our level of sophistication on the defensive side as high as a level of sophistication on the offensive side in your opinion. >> the short answer to that in general is no because in cyberspace offensive wins right now so it's much harder to defend than it is to attack and the barriers to entry for the attack are low and barriers for the defense complicate an extensive for higher so the short answer is in general, no, we are not. in the best case, the most highly protected areas, i would say it's a pretty good parity, but even then we find issues. >> well that ever change? is there a way to change the balance? >> i think that's right we need to build a system that is more inherently secure and that limits the risk more so it's kind of the vision i was talking about in enabling the security, and in addition, we have to do the other things in the infrastructure like train people to act better and then established norms in cyberspace, norms of behavio

joining us from washington, democratic strategist keke mcclain and republican analyst ed rowlands. with you, i'm sure you were watching yesterday afternoon when weiner made that tearful admission. what in your mind happens next? >> well, i think this is about his relationship with his constituents. ultimately, i think people are worried about the big issues we've been dealing with before this, about the fiscal crisis, debt ceiling coming up. i think they're far more interested in making sure we find jobs. this is a distraction and it's disappointing, but frankly they'd rather ed and i be talking about who has a better idea to deal with the debt ceiling and put people back to work. >> we're not. one reason why there's silence from democrats who would rather be talking about these things and aren't and p.o..ed at him. >> to a certain extent it's more than just a distraction and the diminishing of a man who two weeks ago or three weeks ago was a proud man and considered a very bright and serious incumbent. he is being ridiculed by his colleagues and across the country. no one's going

. >> joining us in washington, strategist kiki mcclain and columnist tony blankly.political thing now, which i don't think they intended when they went in. kiki, let me begin with you, eric cantor says we went into these talks telling the democrats, don't raise taxes, taxes are not on the table. according to republicans, the democrats refuse to take the tax hikes off the table so they walked. >> then eric cantor didn't go into the negotiations in good faith. i work with an organization called no labels and we've run a campaign recently saying no deal, no break. everything on the table and everyone at the table. i think anyone who understands anything about our economy agrees that we have to deal with our spending issues and we have to deal with our revenue issues. er ear cantor played to his own politics and only hyde and what he wants for himself not what he wants for the country. if you go into a set of negotiations taking things off the table you're not serious about getting a solution. i think he's going to pay a price for that. >> tony, here's what's irritating