. >> derek slade was first accused of using excessive violence on children 30 years ago. then he was head master of a boarding school in eastern england. former pupils speak of terror although the sexual abuse on boys as young as 8 only came to light when slade was imprisoned for years. in the meantime he was convicted of savagely beating boys at another place and his career was said to be finished. but that didn't stop him. >> when he couldn't teach anymore in the u.k. he came here far from the prying eyes of the british authorities and there were plenty of vulnerable boys for him to prey on. the earthquake provided an opportunity. charities sprang up in the u.k. to help the thousands of victims. derek slade managed to get employed by one of them to run this school, but the children in this remote area weren't even victims of disaster but just of poor families who desperately wanted a free education. >> the bbc found former pupils who described what their former head master did to him. >> he hit me with a stick and other times with his hands. he used to beat us every sun

baltimore county, a downed tree, reisterstown, slade avenue, paper milks shut down at jeretsville pike. the speed limit reduced to 45 miles per hour for those of you who must get out there. roads are very slick and dangerous. over to you. >> this is not a great ideas, we can't stress this enough. storm is dangerous and deadly. you shouldn't be out there if you don't have to. you got to look at these guys behind this reporter live in atlantic city. man. everybody wants to be a star. >> maybe though it is nice to have light hearted moments. there has been so many sad stories. maybe it is nice to see light hearted moments. i don't know that that's the safest idea for the reporter or the people in the street. something to keep in mind. we are going to stay on the air with you this morning. we want to keep you updated and covered with everything as far as sandy goes. the worst part is over. we still have a lot of rain. we have a lot of wind. for anybody who has gone through flooding, you know when you hear rain it's really a tough pill to swallow. >> i don't want it to be something you thin

if you are traveling in baltimore county, we are dealing with fallen tree on reisterstown, near slade avenue, looking at 83, the road will be wet. speed limit reduced to h 5 reduced to 45 miles per hour. falls road shutdown due to flooding between old court and pimlico road. this is 695, parkville, harford, not too many people out there. the roads will be in rough shape, very, very wet, take it slow if you have to travel. that's a look at your traffic. >>> 19 minutes after 5:00, we did check bwi's website and amtrak, as far as bwi, there are a handful of flights going out. if you are going anywhere, definitely call ahead first. >>> subway system, the city streets, sandy is making a mess of lands marks all over new york city. >> how the super storm took a bite out of one of the buildings in the big apple. . a live shot at the nation's capitol, the capitol building along the mall. see the winds whipping the flags. [ female announcer ] having grands biscuits in the morning is easy. pop them in, go about your business, and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven

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louis mayor francis slade. if the nationals win the series, the d.c.city hall in st. louis for one day. if the cards beat the nats, the flag of st. louis will fly over the wilson building here in the district. >>> today the supreme court will hear a case on whether race should be a factor considered in college admissions. the nine justices will hear the case of abigail fisher. she says she was denied admission to the university of texas austin in 2008 because she's white. among those who will be in the courtroom, relatives of heyman sweat. he sued the same college alleging his admission was blocked in 1946 because he is black. his relatives say affirmative action is still needed to ensure equality for minorities. >>> mitt romney says, if elected, abortion will not be on his agenda. the gop candidate spoke to the des moines register newspaper while campaigning in iowa. romney said he will not pursue abortion legislation if elected. afterwards, his campaign put on a statement saying it would provide greater protection for life. president obama's campaign