authorities say that kadesha and shakir taylor walked into the m&t bank in forestville a week and a half ago. they made up with a substantial amount of money. investigators say there was no getaway car because they live on the same street as the bank. kadesha taylor has been arrested, but police have still looking for shakir taylor. >>> the secret service is now protecting republican presidential hopeful herman cain. cain's campaign asked for the protection, and homeland security, along with congressional leaders, approved the request yesterday. they determined there were, what they call, credible threats against his life, which warranted the upgrade in security. he is the first republican candidate to receive secret service protection. >>> this morning we're getting a sense of how big the occupy movement's day of action was yesterday. more than 300 people were arrested nationwide during protests and demonstrations. most of those arrests were in new york, where more than 1,000 protesters gathered in the financial district. two police officers were injured during the demonstrations. both

now cadeja taylor has been arrested but police are still look for her brother shakir. if you see him, call the cops. police are looking into the possibility team taylor might be linked to other bank jobs, maybe even some here in their own neighborhood. >> at least six people are dead after a violent weather system swept through the southeast overnight. some of the worst damage was in york county, south carolina where three people were killed and five others were hurt. in davidson county, north carolina, a woman and her 3-year-old granddaughter were killed when their house was blown apart. several homes and other buildings were also destroyed there. in northern georgia the storm caused extensive damage to the emergency operations center and in one county over a man was killed when a tree fell on his suv. >> dozens of trailers have been delivered that will be put together to form a modular campus. the trailers will be used while local leaders work with fema to get a permanent school in place. until now the high school has been sharing space with the middle school. >> two

kadesha taylor has been arrested, but police are still looking for shakir taylor and believe he may be connected to other bank rob is in the area. >>> a federal agent charged with murdering a man in hawaii will remain in jail. christopher dede is charged with murder for shooting a 23-year-old wau kiki man on a beach. dede was in hawaii preparing for the asian pacific cooperation summit. his hearing is on monday. >>> metro could keep you from getting to the airport on time. the crystal city, national airport, and braddock road stations on the blue line will close at 10:00 tonight and won't reopen until monday morning. free shuttle buses will run between the stations. they're also providing a bus from metro center to reagan national airport to help people catch their flights. meantime, trains will be single tracking on several lines this weekend. as metro works overtime to make safety improvements, there is new concern that some of the transit system's employees are being overworked. a new report finds that some train operators around the clock for 15 and 16-hour shifts. a metro spokesma

sayid al-shakiri and abdul shakir represent two examples of former guantanamo detainees who returned to the fight, assumed leadership positions in terrorist organizations that are dedicated to killing americans and our allies. sayid al-shakiri has worked his way up to being the number two in the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, and we had him in our custody and unfortunately he was released. abdul shakir now serves as a top taliban military commander and a senior leader in the taliban, again fighting us and our allies. and again, i'm concerned that in the world of terrorists, it's become a badge of honor to have served at guantanamo, to have been released by us and to be back in the fight. so i just wanted to put in perspective what we heard from our senior defense officials over a period of months in the armed services committee, why it's important that we have a standard that allows the department of defense under limited circumstances based on protecting our country to transfer the detainees, but only when we have addressed the issue of recidivism and they are assured that these

tips sent to the prince george county crime solver hotline helped detectives find shakir tailor. >>> an elderly man is killed after helping someone else on the side of the road. a 78-year-old man, willey randolph prince, died after being hit on enterprise road. he had apparently just finished pushing someone's disabled car to a safe location and was walking back across the road when he was struck. >>> topping economic news this morning, american airlines is filing for bankruptcy. they are replacing the ceo. if you have tickets, don't worry. american airlines will continue normal flight operations. they have a lot of debt after increasing fuel prices and labor problems. >>> and republican protestor shall candidate herman cain is facing more allegations of inappropriate relationship. a georgia woman says that she had a 13 year affair with cain that ended when he launched his bid for the white house. he immediately denied acting inappropriately with anyone. the cain campaign put out a statement saying the media should not be focused on an alleged affair between consenting adults. >>> on

kadesha has been arrested, but police are still looking for shakir and believe he may be connected toer bank robberies in the area. >>> nearly two months after the east coast earthquake, help is starting to roll into the area. fema is bringing in portable classrooms to be used at louisa high school in virginia. the high school has been closed for repairs. the students have been sharing space at a nearby middle school. they hope to move into their new classrooms soon. >> who would have ever thought we'd be relieved to see modular units coming in to be located in front of our high school in? but it is because it means progress to us. >> before the students can move into the new classrooms, the portable units still need furniture, electricity, plumbing, fire security, and the internet. school leaders say they're relieved federal help is available, but it also means a lot of paperwork for them. there's still no word how much the repairs will cost or when the work will be done. school leaders hope to reopen the high school for good in 2015. >> still a long way to wait for those children. t

. >> reporter: on the set, mereno and shakires, the stars shared behind the scenes memories from iconiche time, the girls, had very shallow backs. every time i kicked, a shoe would go flying. >> we were shooting in the summer. it was 110 or 115 and we're dancing on cement, which was pretty brutal. i would go home every night with shin splints. >> reporter: for the cast, "west side story" was much more than work. >> we became like a family and we still are. >> we still are a family, yes. >> a lot of us. >> reporter: and a family that continues to be astounded by the film's impact. >> i think it's amazing that west side story is still being replicated in thousands or hundreds of high schools and colleges and universities. that knocks me out. and, you know, it speaks for the great music and the great dancing in it. it's amazing. >> reporter: all these years later, the finger snaps remain for the audience and for the stars who will watch in wonder at hollywood history. ♪ >> call me a dork, i still have chills when i hear the music. a special blu-ray dvd 50th anniversary edition of "west sid