ms. shirley for a long time personally. he led the southern district for years. >> she is a great partner to law. this is not a case where -- people need to be clear. this is not a case where she got hit because she had a good relationship with anyone. she got hit because some knucklehead was faring indiscriminate shots over something stupid, and she gets hurt. >> cherry hill remains a problem in a city where crime is generally declining. >> the gang situation up there is something where we have made progress, both as a police department and a community, but there is still a lot of work that needs to be done. >> he says miss shirley became the victim of the very thing she fought against. >> there are a lot of folks in that area that want to resolve conflicts with guns. again, we are going to put bad guys with guns in jail. we need to help before it gets to this point. >> shirley was released from the hospital today. we have no word on a suspect. >> consolation energy is stepping in to make baltimore cleaner and greener. we'

ms. shirley. >> thank you. >> all right a couple of things here. we spoke with senator ben nelson earlier who said he and others helped keep the investigation alive so that 18 years later, the remains would be found and identified. for you it has been 37 years, give me union who had how you are able to relate to this family that closure still hasn't come for you? >> there's always hope. i think what -- the capabilities we have now and what our government has achieved, the national league of families has really pushed for the technology, the personnel, the capabilities to get into these sites, to do the investigations to interview witnesses like the -- the guy to who gave us the information about this gravesite. >> similar to this investigation that senator nelson helped keep going, you're helping to keep going of this investigation to find your brother to find the remains. it is your understanding that he has been missing in action all these years, not a p.o.w., correct? >> no. >> the differences of the organization you are supporting? how do you k

shirley macr accavivi ms ha.rema >> reporter: a 23-foot shipas h simplyas vashed.rrying a load of tbernd a 15 russian crew members. 1e mystery begins the next day. the crew told officials in sweden they were stopped and boarded by armed men dressed as narcotics police and then released. swedish authorities say none of their forces went nearhe heship. the last confirmed sighting was in the english channel, one of the busiest waterways in the world. increasingly, there are suspicions of piracy almost unheard of here, and the ship's operators have said they think it has been hijacked. >> it's not under command of its master, it's not been heard of, communications are stopped, so, therefore, all of the jigsaw puzzle leads towards the vessel being taken. >> reporter: the worried families of the crew members say they have heard nothing. the russian navy has now been ordered into the atlantic to search for the arctic sea with no record of a distress call, it's hard to know where to begin. maritime experts say the ship may now be off the coast of africa, sailing with a new