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police say it will-year-old david hays walked in to the pnc bank thursday and handed a note to the teller demanding money. he made wuf the cash and -- made off with the cash and jumped in to his car. a baltimore county helicopter happened to be in the air when the call came out there had been a bank robbery and it followed his car to where officers set up a roadblock on routes 1 and 152, he bailed out of the car at the fallston wal- mart but wouldn't get far. >> police everywhere, helicopters, fbi trucks pulling in the driveway, told everyone to stay where they are at, shut the whole street down. >> he was handcuffed. cops surrounded him. it was crazy. >> heys was an un employed construction worker with a 7- year-old daughter and a graduate of c millton wright high school. police discovered the note in his pocket along with $3000 in cash taken from the bank. jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> taking a look at some of the top stories around the nation, tonight a small new england town is in shock after a drug bust erupted in a hail of gunfire. four officers were wounded and the town's long time po

. >> suspect walked in to the pnc bank, presented a note to the teller, she complied, and the suspect the building in a vehicle. >> reporter: what the robber didn't know, was that a baltimore county police helicopter was in the area and following his ever move as he jumped in to a car and tried to make a get away. when he arrived at a roadblock, police on the ground were waiting for him. >> cops standing in the middle of it will road, ar15s and shotguns, people were everywhere. they had ever single light blocked, every roadblocked. >> reporter: the suspect later identified as 28-year-old david hays of bel air, quickly turned in to the parking lot of the wal-mart in fallston, bailed out of the car and ran. they kept circling around, they were following him through the woods. i had to take a test drive. i took it around the block. he was handcuffed, white t- shirt, cops surrounded him. it was crazy. >> prosecutors say the police discovered the robbery note in hay's pocket, along with the $3300 in cash taken from the bank. harford county, jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> in court, we learned h

david hayes walked into the pnc bank on what spring road and demanded cash. 11 news broke the news yesterday during the 5:00 hour. an aviation unit track ped hayes' vehicle. authorities apprehended him less than 30 minutes later. new charges have been filed against a city police executive accused of using her daughter to get a big break on our grocery bill. mr. been a theft and conspiracy charges were filed against darlene early. she was allegedly caught by a security guard paying $100 for a bill that should have been $400. her daughter, a clerk in the store, is also charged. in anne arundel county teacher is facing 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to having sexual relations with students on and off campus. jeffrey sears excepted and alford plea this afternoon. he was teaching english when he had numeral and counters with the three students, two during and after school hours. on two occasions, he drove to a student body home. not guilty -- that verdict from the jury today in the hit and run trial of rubin dunn. prosecutors claimed last june he was behind the wheel of a car that hit a

pnc bank. for the achiever in you.who had an infected tooth, and the boy died. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid can see a dentist. we have special dental van that goes from school to school. he even helps make sure we learn how to brush our teeth. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. >>> stan is here with our "wjz" sports report. >> >> it seems like the orioles had to deal with a one-man show in tampa bay's desmond jenings. despite being wide awake, in sarasota, seeing, but not believing desmond hitting three homeruns, including this grand slam, but it was jj hardy who had two homers of his own, not enough, tampa bay wins. . 20 hours and counting until special k time. kentucky versus kansas for the ncaa division one championship. >> >> one of the better teams that we have had in college basketball from a pure talent standpoint. they have -- >> they are a really talented team, really disciplined team, like coach said, they have one of the best players in the country. we know it will be

robbery is reported at the pnc bank in erie, pennsylvania. >> yeah, what happened?with i don't know how much cash in a bag. he had a bomb or something wrapped around his neck. >> minutes later, the suspect is arrested and handcuffed. but strangely, he's not hauled off to jail. instead, what happens next leaves a police force and an entire town scratching their heads in utter disbelief. >> i don't have a lot of time. >> the bank robber is brian wells, a pizza delivery man. strapped to his neck and shoulders is a bomb, attached with a crude looking metal collar that locks. state police corner wells, barely 100 yards from the bank, in the parking lot of an eyeglass center. as employee dina mcphee watches. >> they cuffed him and then he must have said something about a bomb or said that he had something on him. because then he -- the police officers proceeded in running in different directions. >> as the area is evacuated, cameraman dan holland holds his position. he has his lens trained on the scene where wells is trying to convince the police he was forced to rob the

police say david hayes walked into the pnc bank and demanded cash. an aviation uneilt tracked hayes' vehicle. authorities were able to an mend hayes less than 30 minutes later. >> new charges have been filed against the city police detect accused of using her own daughter to get a big break on her grocery bill. misdemeanor theft and conspiracy charges were charged against darla early. she paid $1 oh, 100 for a food bill that should have cost $400. her daughter was the food clerk that rang her up and she's also charged. >> 10 years after pleading guilty to having sexual relations with students on and off campus. jeffrey sears was teaching english at glen burnie high school when he had numerous encounters with three incidents. during and after school hours. on one occasion he drove to a student's house. sears will be sentenced at the end of the month. >> not guilty is the verdict of the jury in the hit-and-run trial of ruben dunn. prosecutors claimed last june dunn was behind the wheel of a car that killed a 15-year-old and a 16-year-old as they crosse

police say david hayes walked into the pnc bank and demanded cash. an aviation unit tracked his vehicle while state police helped set up a watch on the prim terg on the grounds. they were able to an henhend him 30 minutes later. >> a woman accused of using her daughter to get a break on her grocery bill. misdemeanor theft and conspiracy charges were charged against detective early. she was caught by a security guard at the northeast baltimore grocery store paying $100 for a food bill that should have been $400. early's daughter, the clerk in the store, is also charged. >> the time is 9:07. this place is going to the dogs. dr. kim hammond is going to answer your pet questions. >> and remembering the unthinkable ship. the sunken treasure 100 years later. >> stormy weather out. some of those clouds ahead. the insta-weather plus forecast a- >> here's a view of the radar and the satellite. we have high pressure coming overhead. this all gets hung up in the mountains and dissipates. the mountains have a higher chance of getting a shower than we do. tonight

david hayes is charged with robbery and theft after police say he walked into the pnc bank in forestville and demanded cash. it was breaking news yesterday. an aviation unit tracked his vehicle. state police set up a perimeter on the ground. authorities were able to apprehend him near the walmart on bellaire road less than 30 minutes later. >> fire investigators are trying to figure off -- out what some of the blaze last night and destroyed three homes. it broke out thursday night. two of the damaged homes were vacant. the third was occupied. everyone did get out safely. investigators say the fire started in the vacant building but they're not sure how. >> a beautiful spring day across the mid-atlantic region, bright sunshine and blue skies, low humidity. the problem is it is very dry with the wind increasing. the fire threat may come back. 66 downtown. statewide, temperatures are comfortable. it is chilly at the coast. in the mountains, temperatures are in the 50's. everyone else is in the 60's. tomorrow, a high risk of severe storms through kansas into oklahoma and texas. the unsettled

suspect. 28-year-old david hayes is charged with robbery and theft, after police say he held up a pnc bank in forest hill. officers tracked him down quickly, arrested him near the wal-mart in fallston. he's being held on $1 million bond. >>> under the ax. millions of dollars in state budget cuts take effect july 1st, unless the general assembly agrees on a plan to raise taxes. wjz is live. political reporter pat warren has more on maryland's doomsday budget. >> governor o'malley is now saying he'll meet with the leaders of the house and senate in the next few days. and in that meeting, one of the topics they may discuss is expanded gambling, which became an issue in the last days of the general assembly. >> reporter: on sine die, efforts to reach compromise, turned dicey. >> i'm fairly ambivalent that when it comes to gambling. >> the house and senate agreed to compromise on the tax hike. but the house also agreed to consider a bill to expand casino gambling. >> we have five sites in our state now. should we have six? or is five enough? i don't know. >> reporter: the senate wanted slots at

program is run by family matters of greater washington and funded by the wal-mart corporation and pnc bank. families will get $6,000 loans to buy cars or $1500 to fix them up. the interest rate on both these loans 8% and repayable over 24 to 30 months. to qualify you must have had past credit problems and must agree to take a financial literacy class. >>> a new report founds -- finds one hybrid seems to be most for -- seems to be the most for most car buyers. only 35% of consumers who have purchased the hybrid have gone on to buy another one, that's even when more and more choices lately. the price just isn't making sense when you add it up and look at the gas prices. you have other options that aren't hybrids that are a lot cheaper. >> because you can get more mileage over some of the standard cars. >> exactly. >>> more than 30,000 people turned out for this year's easter egg roll at the white house. the tradition dates back to 1878. they had a beautiful day for it. families from across the country joined in. the first lady welcomed the crowd and said the president was facing an egg roll

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we're told david hayes walked into the pnc bank on rock hills road and demanded cash.erimeter on the ground. authorities were able to apprehend hayes near the fallston wall walmart >> a few high, thin clouds moving in, but a fair weather day. all the stormy weather off to our southwest. really strong storms in oklahoma. we'll see some of these clouds blowing overhead today. but this rain primarily will be going to the north. by evening, something may slip by, at least in the northern tier of counties along our area. we start temperatures out primarily in the 40's and wind up in the 70's today. roughly 70 degrees warmer than yesterday. we add another 10 degrees. partly cloudy our forecast. 70 to 75 the high. southwest winds at 8 to 15 miles per hour. as i mentioned, add another 10 degrees on sunday and monday with partly cloudy skies. both days in the mid 80's. morning lows in the 50's. this is summertime weather. we are not threaltening any weather. by tuesday and wednesday, we have a higher chance for rain. >> thanks, john. thank you for joining us. we're back in 25 m

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. >>> a reminder about the fox 5 job shock, pnc is looking for -- job shop pnc is looking for a bank listings head to our website myfoxdc.com click on the link for the job shop. >>> college loan debt is becoming a real problem in america, concern is beginning to build now, the size of our nations student loan debt is now over $1 trillion, that is more than credit cards and car loans and with struggling job market, student loans are more and more harder to pay off the explosion in college debt loan debt is threatening our fragile economic recovery. >> prince georges county executive, baker has come out in support of an amendment to a bill that would likely require a pry visit investor to spend more than $800 million to build a casino in the county that is being discussed in annapolis right now, meanwhile there is a grass roots push to stop the proposed casino in the county, faith is civic leaders will make their case 10:00 a.m. this morning at the mall in annapolis. >> new rebel resort and casino opened its doors in atlantic city it cost $2.4 billion the casino floor has a theatrical

your acquisition of that cleveland bank. >> we've been in cincinnati for a long time. >> there's the old -- the crew tower and the one next to it and now it's the pnc >> it used to be central trust back in the 80s. >> i get mail all the time about if things are so bad here, why are corporate at record highs? i always get that, about how corporations are -- why are they not building facilities? >> the survey came back and it exactly the same as it was. they're nervous about the government. we ask them what about the government and they say the regulations are changing so the platform is changing that they're resting on, the government is spending more money than they can imagine and there's going to be taxes. i think when when you have enough risk in your business, you're going to go make a big capital expenditure, u want to do it in an environment that -- >> whoa! the light just -- is that combined with fear of the recent past and what had happened? so that's fresh in their minds what we went through a couple years ago? so they're still more risk averse? >> i think they're more optimistic. >> but they're not doing anything. >> they're not making la

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banks that you like right now. and a couple that you are a little bit taking more of a wait and see or you don't like. >> well, on what we like, we like pnc and fifth third. we think both are being undervalued given the profitability. similar with wells fargo and jpmorgan. roas are higher than most in the group and p/e multiples are two to three lower in the group. the one sell we have is comerica. we think it's pricing in higher interest rates sooner than later. we think the fed is on hold either from loosening or tightening perspective for the foreseeable future. >> is there a new normal in fixed income? i know this has been the hole in bank earnings. obviously one thing we will continue to watch as these banks start to announce their earnings. paul, talk a little bit about the fixed income story and whether that's ever going to make money again. >> well, on the fixed income trading, i guess is what you're talking about, i think it will make money again. i think you're going to see -- the thing about mortgage banking when mortgage banking's strong, fixed income tends to be strong right along with it. i think that's what's driving some o