reporting live, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> meghan, thank you.ou can help the victims of the philippines typhoon. catholic relief services, call this number or log on to their website, www.crs.org. >>> a campus on edge after two college park students are attacked and robbed. around 3:00 a.m. sunday, the two men were walking along paint branch trail when they were confronted by a group of 8-10 men and attacked. the group got away with the victims' cell phones and money. the students are expected to recover, but anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> also in college park there is new information about a deadly house fire. police say 83-year-old reginald orum was killed when fire broke out in the home of 6200 block of palco court. they had trouble finding him about because of boxes and materials stacked in the home from floor to ceiling. his wife survived and is in stable condition, being treated for smoke inhalation. >>> an unprecedented crisis along the east coast. dolphins dying by the hundreds. a new report shows the dieoff is the

as meghan mccorkell explains, investigators fear there may be many more abused. >> good morning. officials at fort meade held a g ing for parents last night after a former youth counselor was arrested in an fbi investigation. >> 27-year-old anthony dennis williams, a counselor at the fort meade youth center for 8 years. investigators say the man who taught a class called passport to manhood preyed on young boys. two victims came forward saying williams sexually abused them in the attic. he also exchanged graphic picture with the boys. >> it was the mother of one of the children discovered suspicious text messages. >> in one exchange found on williams phone he asked the child about the abused abuse saying what can i ask you, what got you to the point you want today go along with it. the victim responds stupidly i guess. now prosecutors are trying to figure out if there's more victims. >> we want to reach out to the parents of the children in contact with that suspect and make sure that they ask the tough questions and find out if there may be anything that happened to them. >> off

live in townsend, meghan mccorkell. >> thank you, very much.h cell phone has an identification number making it easy to trace. now, federal congress wants to make it a crime to tamper with that number. >>> the justice department announced today it is settling its lawsuit meant to block the merger between american airlines and us airways. the settlement means passengers will see more competition on nonstop and connecting flights across the country. >>> cut from the team, a former ravens player, ed reed, is cut by the texans halfway through the season. now, fans are wondering what's next for the super bowl champ. >> vic, ed reed has 11 seasons making him worthy of the hall of fame. by comparison, his brief time in houston, a forgettable blip on the radar. he got a three-year, $15 million contract from the texans. he was hurt from the start and when he did play, he was ineffective and was reduced to a backup. reed thanked the team and houston fans in a social media message, and he walks away with $5 million. he can be claimed by another team, thou

reporting live, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, thank you, meghan. maryland health care exchange says about 4,500 people have been able to enroll on the state website. >>> tonight we're learning more about how the deadly shooting spree at los angeles international airport was carried out. 23-year-old paul ciancia walked into terminal 3 friday pulling out a suitcase with a backpack on top. there were holes in both pieces of luggage to hide the assault rifle. he's accused of shooting and killing tsa agent gerardo hernandez. he was shot by airport police and remains in critical condition. >>> the attack at l.a.x. sparked new calls to arm tsa officers. tonight derek valcourt has the debate over allowing the agents to carry weapons. >> reporter: in the wake of friday's shooting rampage at l.a.x., authorities are promising a full review at airports around the country. >> it's not a tsa function but something we need to certainly examine given what happened in los angeles. >> our officers and tsa in general are villified constantly. >> reporter: he's with t

meghan mccorkell wjz eyewitness news. >> according to the cbs news poll, a majority of americans say they don't feel they have much say in what the government is doing. >>> plans to redevelop harbor point in downtown baltimore may have hit a snag. according to our media partner, federal and state regulators want developers to do more testing on the toxic chemicals at the former chromium plant. it's not clear how long the project will be delayed. >>> targeted by criminals twice, the mother of cal ripken junior is first kidnapped, then nearly carjacked. kai jackson has the latest on the investigations. >> last month there was an attempted carjacking in broad daylight as 75-year-old vi ripken left the nbr financial bank on west bel air avenue in harford county. >> ms. ripken told them she was approached in the apartment as she went to her vehicle by a man with a gun. >> it was a frightening ordeal by vie rip din ripken who was kidnapped at gunpoint tied up, and driven around before being set free. she's the mother of cal ripken junior. >> it seems to be bizarre that a similar thing coul

meghan mccorkell has been talking with marylanders who are losing their patience. >> good morning. people that spoke with wjz say they are worried about a lack of leadership in washington. >> back and forth bickering on capitol hill. >> we're through playing these little games. >> this is why people don't like washington. >> frustrations are building. >> i don't think any of them get along. >> that discord hit home during the 10-day government shutdown. >> by not keeping the government working, they just hurt themselves and shot themselves in the foot. >> glitches with obamacare also causing tempers to flare. >> you've got congress regulating programs that they're not subject to. >> and the blame game continues. >> this is not the way toran government. >> the american people are worried about their job. >> members of congress should be worried too. a cbs news polishes just poll shows just a 9% job approval rating. >> that's the highest disapproval rating we've had since 1977. >> while previous polls have been low, this is different. >> what people have typically said in the past, h

reporting live, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> according to the cbs news poll a majority of americans say they don't feel they have much of a say in what the government does. >>> an investigation is under way tonight into a serious crash in baltimore county. sky-eye chopper 13 was over the scene in the 1800 block of eastern boulevard in essex. firefighters say several people were hurt. police are still trying to figure out what caused this multi-vehicle crash. >>> tens of millions of dollars lost ray lewis and 15 other nfl players sue banking giant bb&t. they claim people connected with the bank forged their signatures and spent their money without permission. derek valcourt has details of the massive lawsuit. >> reporter: ray lewis' work on the field -- >> it's personal! it's personal now! >> reporter: -- made him one of the highest earning ravens of all time. the lawsuit says the bank through one of its business partners lost nearly $3.8 million of the legendary linebacker's money. 15 other current and former nfl players lost millions in unauthorized bank transactions, the