the st. john's river in a wooded area just two miles south of the home where haleigh disappears. this is happening as we speak. it's been going on for the last hours. the search, we are showing you an aerial view of it right now. and in the last hours, after babysitter turned stepmother misty croslin says over and over "i donenn't know what happened, investigators go roust croslin out of her private jail cell to question her yet again. and tonight we learn croslin flunks another, another, this is the fourth one, polygraph. in the last hours family members gathering at the putnam county jail. is there finally a break in the search for haleigh cummings? has her body been found? did misty croslin finally crack? >> putnam county sheriff's deputies acting on a tip began searching this lake for clues that could lead them to haleigh cummings. >> i woke up and she was gone. >> i come home from work and my child was not there. >> less than five miles away from the house where little haleigh disappeare

investigators pull items for testing from the st. john's river. multiple persons of interest identified and major developments are emerging tonight. after misty croslin's grandmother appears on this show last night insisting misty croslin, tommy croslin, and their cousin joe are all involved in haleigh's death, wsxt reporting two cinder blocks have been pulled from the st. john's river. croslin's grandmother laying out multiple versions she says the croslins told her about the night haleigh vanishes. all of them ending in the little girl's brutal death. one of them that a rope attached with a brick was placed around haleigh's neck, then she's thrown into the river. after we see misty croslin on video in handcuffs standing on the dock of the st. john's river with investigators, we now learn she wasn't the only one at the river with cops. tommy croslin also bringing investigators to the very same location, where dive teams have been searching for a murder weapon. is there finally a break in the search for haleigh? and have the 5-year-old little girl

this as reports police pull two cinder blocks from the st. johns and go on to seize yellow rope from croslin's home. both implicated in the alleged murder. corroborating grandma's story. the little child was ruthlessly tied to the cinder block, thrown into the muddy waters of the st. johns river, dead or alive. >> has evidence been found that may close the case on who killed haleigh cummings? >> divers removed two cinder blocks which are being examined to see if they are connected to the disappearance and the murder of haleigh cummings. >> i was told that misty had knocked her in the head and killed her and that joe and tommy got rid of her. >> knocked her in the head with what? a cinder block? >> probably family members who are playing both sides of the fence, they're getting attention that they otherwise would not have gotten but for this tragedy. >> artharris.com reporting law enforcement has found a yellow rope inside brother tommy croslin's home. harris's sources say it could be the possible murder weapon. >> all i want is my child. that

suddenly search teams, cadaver dogs, scuba divers, helicopters combing the st. johns river. croslin rousted out of a private jail cell, taken in handcuffs down to the docks. motioning out to the water. pointing out a specific spot to police. police announcing 5-year-old haleigh likely dead. evidence including two cinder blocks pulled from the muddy waters of the st. johns river. as the search for little haleigh's entire body and the murder weapon goes on, bombshell tonight -- in a stunning police move, we learn while misty croslin stands on the docks of the st. johns, police show her bones recovered in the search, then place croslin and brother tommy together in the back of a squad car, leaving the two, sister and brother, to talk freely. was there a squad car confession? in the last hours police announced they have not found haleigh's body, all they've dredged up are animal bones. did croslin only see animal bones at the dock, then break down? police refusing to confirm human remains found but go inform haleigh's father behind closed doors to plan a funeral. father ronald c

between leonard town and st. mary city. that area down there. st.george park and dreden and pine landing. it's moving pretty much quickly right now at 29 miles per hour. it has weakened, we're not seeing the heavier hail that we saw earlier. but there certainly could be some tornado activity with this. we've had rotation reported. we did have a waterspout reported south of cob point at the patomic. see this cell, it did produce a rotation. pollables in this area, generally southeast. extreme southern portions, i would take cover just this many case there could be a tornado coming out of this cloud. right now bernadette joins me with more on tornado activity, bernadette. i guess not. denise. >> thank you, bob. the storms here produced damaging winds in other towns. >> reporter: members worshiped with tears of sorrow and voices of hope. standing by what's left of their church. >> reporter: for one member, this hymn has new meaning. >> i can feel at peace, i knew he was with me. >> reporter: dale thrasher was inside the church when the tornado hit,

about the rope and the cinderblocks and her dropping her in the st.er. >> what do you think happened to her that night? >> chances are she's dead and that may be so, but statistics have also been proven wrong. >> do you think she could have anything to do with this? >> i don't know where she is. i'm not hiding anything. me being in jail has nothing to do with haleigh. >> yes, ma'am. >> they're doing everything they can to push her hot buttons. >> i'm serious, i was like oh, my god. >> they hope to shock her into some sort of revelation. >> it was crazy. >> or some sort of piece of information they can compare to what she said before. >> when i went to sleep, she was there and when i woke up, she was gone. >> that will bring it one step closer to a conclusion and an arrest. >> she does not deserve this. >> the family split down the middle about what happened the night 5-year-old haleigh went missing. they join us tonight. first to jean casarez from tru's "in session." jean, what's the latest? >> you know, the latest is, law enforcement is now saying an

and in easton, st.aels road at arcadia shores road remains closed in both directions because of a crash. not too bad in baltimore city, no incidents here as you make your way on mlk at fayette street. and looking at drive times, in the green as well as you travel around the area, southbound on the harrisburg expressway, about a five-minute ride from shawan to the beltway. on the outer loop between the 83s, only one minute. and the jfx looking pretty good from the beltway to northern parkway, only four minutes so far. back to you. >>> 5:22. don't think we forgot your birthday. no. mount hebron. >>> if you're having a birthday we would love to know about it. send a quick e-mail with a attached photo to morningshow@wmar.com give us a little time to get it on the air. >>> bret michaels in critical condition suffering a brain hemorrhage. he's 47 years old. he's now under 4-24-hour supervision. the former poison frontman was rushed to the icu on thursday after a severe headache. >>> get me down from here. >>

he moved to st. louis. the picture was taken in st. louis to start a restaurant in the 1860's his partner was a southern sympathizer at the height of all of the screening before the civil war started his partner in off and he joined the confederate army and fred harvey was left broke. he had a kid and another one on the way. his wife died in childbirth giving birth to the second child and he was in his 20s the entire american dream he had built for himself was already gone. he went in and got involved in the transportation business which in this part of the country as you know since the trade ended europe until the civil war involved being involved in trade, and the wagon trains that took things beyond missouri and kansas. he worked in the business and learned that business and lived in st. joseph missouri then moved to leavenworth. this is downtown 1865 for those of you who don't know leavenworth it is a city that heats kansas city for its very existence because of course leavenworth thought it would beat kansas city when fred harvey

the enterprise was the liveliest newspaper between st. louis and san francisco. twain fit right in, besides assorted miners, and other desert rats, the town was home to a full contingent of prostitutes, called herdy gerdy girls. and gun slingers, by the names of six finger pete. twain spent the next two years reporting and sometimes inventing the news. he thoroughly enjoyed himself, usually at other people's expense, but his habit of creative reporting finally got him into trouble one day when arrival newspaper editor challenged him to a due em. twain preferred to avoid con flick, he didn't have time to fit a duel just then and besides, he had been drunk when he wrote the offending story. instead of fighting the duel, he left virginia city and came to san francisco, where much against his desires, he finally took a job on another newspaper, the morning call. san francisco had even more local characters than virginia city, including such famous residents as the great unknown, and elegantly dressed gentleman who paraded don't montgomery street every day in the sile

that includes kansas, st. louis, dallas early this morning, oklahoma city as i speak. east coast is fantastic today but then these storms move to the southeast with dangerous weather on saturday and then the east coast on sunday. >>> well if you're watching us on wvtm nbc 13 in birmingham, blaem, have lunch with one of the tallest mammals on the planet at the giraffe feeding event at the birmingham zoo. that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. i've fed giraffes. it's a lot of fun. their slimy long tongues. >> it sounds fun, bill. don't oversell it. >> it's worth it. >>> well, now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. this weekend's box office champ, jennifer lopez. they provided lopez with her more successful film roles and that's what she's got here with the "backup plan" of course after being artificially insim nated does she fall in love. if they show up, backup plan has a shot at number one. $15 million could be number one. "kickass" will contend if jennifer lopez falls flat coming in somewhere at $10 million. >>> it could be a

happy st. patrick's day to all of you. [applause] the truth is i cannot believe i am here with you guys. here i am, the first irish catholic vice-president in the history of the united states of america. barack obama, the first african american in the history of the united states of america. he goes to the st. patrick's day dinner and i and here with you all. go figure. [laughter] he is with my face. i am with his. the more i thought about that, i know why he wanted to be with all those irish-americans. he really believes that st. patrick is the one responsible for driving lobbyists out of ireland. but you all know sam patrick was credited with banishing snakes from ireland but you guys know the truth, sometimes. there were never any snakes in ireland. saint patrick just made that up. that explained why he is the patron saint of fox news. [applause] look. if [laughter] it is not all lost. tonight, i am here with a group of distinguished irish- americans -- ken salazar, walter sorenstein. you even have a great irish artist,

ke, st you. but willie was the greatest player i've ever seen. >> i interviewedtle a a r b he wescusever. e said, i got to admit it, mays was the hesould d >> to me, the interesting thing is not really who was ew i'nna be thine p awhicome - .. t cham c pl) ' sod b... i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anyt withgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. >>> welcome back to golden age" where history comes alive in its original clof. up journey back to emmett's field. >> once a time in brooklyn there existed aorrond b clu e e med a place callebbe >> tohe th you walk out to a green diamond olor s gro w st so i body h goodseat >> it was a cozy, cozy, cozy place finute can mee rybo thetad ans knch er, nell ey woteaters too. >> i remember being on the mound, i can hear people on the stands. days in brooklyn, they let you know it big time. if you hadd , no support you stronger than the brooklyn dodger fans. >> i think real family is d

ke, st you.llie was the greatest player i've ever seen. >> i interviewedtle a a r b he wescusever. e said, i got toit, mays was the hesould d >> to me, the interesting thing is not really who was >>>lcome back next, a journey back to emmett's field. >> once a time in brooklyn there existed aorrond b clu e e med a place callebbe >> tohe th you walk out to a green diamond olor s gro w st so i body h goodseat >> it was a cozy, cozy, cozy place finute can mee rybo thetad ans knch er, nell ey woteaters too. >> i remember being on the mound, i can hear people on the stands. days in brooklyn, they let you know it big time. if you hadd , no support you stronger than the brooklyn dodger fans. >> i think real family is dodger fans. >> you have less of an elite element, more of a rowdy, noisy, neighborhood crowd. you had all of these great characters, it was kind of a fun carnival atmosphere. >> you had the happy felton's gang. they always brin o they can watch the game. >> only thing more colorful than the

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st. stephen was an early church deacon and the first christian martyr. as deborah potter reports, stephen ministers do not counsel. but they do offer prayer and listening, and that seems to help. >> i just don't know what to do. >> reporter: sometimes, you just need someone to listen. >> i just don't know how to resolve this in my head. i'm just really upset. i can't forgive myself. >> reporter: sometimes you need something more-- a hand to hold, and maybe a prayer. >> dear lord, thank you for watching over all of us today. in your name, we pray. >> amen. thank you. i feel so much better. >> reporter: at good shepherd lutheran church in raleigh, north carolina, parishioners are training to become caregivers. >> the key thing that i saw is you leaned into her. you engaged her and told her, "i'm listening to you." >> reporter: they're learning to be stephen ministers, named for st. stephen, the first christian martyr, who cared for the poor. parishioners are recruited and interviewed by the pastor, then trained to offer one-to-one care to people in and aro

at the vatican, the pope told pilgrims in st. peter's square the church planned to take action in the face of allegations of abusive priests and negligent bishops. he did not elaborate, but soon afterward the vatican accepted the resignations of bishops in ireland and belgium because of the scandal. last weekend, during a visit to malta, benedict met privately with victims of clerical sex abuse and, with them, he prayed and wept. the continuing crisis in the church has left millions of american catholics sad, angry, and wondering what can be done to resolve it. we want to talk about that with margaret steinfels, former editor in chief of "commonweal" magazine, now co-director of the center on religion and culture at fordham university. she joins us from new york how do you describe the range of reactions among the u.s. catholic laity? >> i think that many people are

it's raining moderately in st. louis. look for the thunderstorms to intensify throughout the day as a bigger storm system pushes through the east. already, we're seeing very strong areas, frequent lightning strikes across kansas. this storm system has a history of producing baseball and tennis ball-sized hail. in colorado, i want to show you pictures of incredible hail stones that actually look like ice pellets when we look at them up close. really causing a lot of damage and a lot of problems in colorado. colorado, not only did they get heavy damaging rain and hail, but also snow. i'm going to show you that in just a moment. let's take a look at the other wet weather you're facing earlier for this morning. into kentucky, it is raining. so grab the umbrella. we're watching out for that. we're also looking at rain across parts of ohio that will also intensify later on today. it's a chilly one out there. in cleveland, for example, we have a frost advisory for the next two to three hours. bundle up. if you're headed out, i w

trials and sufferings of christians in iraq and pakistan, pope benedict xvi leading easter mass, at st. peter's basilica in rome. good morning and happy easter, i'm eric sean. >> jamie: good morning, i'm jamie colby, happy easter. welcome to america's news headquarters. there are millions around the world, that are celebrating one of the holiest days of the year, for christians. and well, have live reports on the celebrations. we'll begin with one of the biggest services, held in rome, and greg burke is standing by, greg, happy easter to you. it seems like the rain in rome, certainly didn't keep the people away. so many pilgrims showing up. >> reporter: jamie, that's right. happy easter to you, as well. and it looked like well over 100,000 umbrellas out there, actually, when the pope was giving his easter greetings, and

and the st. michael's, bed and breakfast. i'm battling between those two. thank you so much. >>> now to jamie. >> you came up with a great idea again. let's go outside now as we get set for another weather forecast with justin berk. you're looking at more people on pratt street now than were at the oriole game last night. we had 9,129. that is the all-time lowest mark ever at camden -- we've got to do better tonight. it's t-shirt night. come on. fill that place up.

. >>> malone brown leaving the mount st. mary's to go to holy cross in massachusetts. he leaves the mound after seven seasons in emmitsburg. he led the team to an ncaa birth leading the school to the first ever tournament division birth. jordan leapold leveled. out cold, but eventually able to get up and skate off on his own. pittsburgh, sydney crosby stick handles. pass from the knees and chris latang with the shot that scored. that was the game winner. 2-1, the series is now tied one game each. washington will play host to montreal in game two of their series tomorrow night. finally the nascar boys are in texas for a 500-miler on sunday. qualifying runs today and tony stewart was the fastest around the mile and a half o'value -- oval to win the poll there for the 5th time. greg biffle was third. >>> a lot of college lacrosse tomorrow. navy and army. it should be a good day ,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] hurry! get to the jcpenney lowest prices of the season sale! and for jcp rewards members only: earn a $10 reward certificate for every 50 you spend, $20 for every 100,

by game day, st. joe's had all but three of its players back. and delbarton had all but one back.>> let's do it! >> reporter: as for the game itself, it wasn't exactly poetry on ice. more like "dancing with the scars." the penalties were especially fun for the kids. it was great to see dad get a timeout for a change. the best part for me, however, was afterwards when the teams typically celebrate or mourn accordingly. delbarton won 3-2 but there was no gloating. guys on both sides were real class acts. >> say hello to mr. walton. >> your old man is awesome! >> reporter: their priorities right on. makes me wonder if we shouldn't postpone all high school championships for 21 years. steve hartman, cbs news, morristown, new jersey. >> smith: that's the "cbs evening news." for katie couric, i'm harry smith. thanks for joining us. see you first thing tomorrow on the "early show." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org [ male announcer ] are you watching cable? here's what you should be watching: your cable bill, because you could

right now st. louis, you're on a dividing line between the real warm and humid air off to the east and the cold air off to your west. right now it looks like cloudy skies, overcast around st. louis. showers not there yet. give it some time today. daytime heating, you're going to get thunderstorms right around that region. let me show you where the rain is located. it's up to your north through chicago going into places like michigan, ontario as well. light showers near toledo but heavy when you get near detroit. that's where the heaviest rain is for the morning. later this afternoon the firing line will be right where you see the temperature change. 74 in cleveland, only 48 in chicago. down to the south a little farther you're talking about 68 in austin, only 47 in abilene and that's a spot right between these two air masses where they collide where you get the severe thunderstorm that say i put in red for the afternoon. more on that in a half an hour. >> thank you. >>> actor corey haim apparently

it curves around st. peters square.om all countries all around the world who have come to celebrate the end of lent and the beginning of the easter season at the heart of the catholic church. but that heart is very sad, whether it is here or germany or ireland where they are all feeling the pain of this clergy abuse scandal. monica. >> it's interesting. not only are we hearing from bishops around the world. but also as you know the vatican came out saying the pope as head of state would be immune from legal action. today we're hearing from u.n. jeffrey robinson says there's no protection in court. he's saying the court would not be protected. >> reporter: well, but i think that's if charges were brought in an international criminal court. speaking to legal experts in the united states, monica, they say that the pope would get protection because the united states does have diplomatic relations with vatican city and therefore does recognize the pope as a head of state. beyond that in u.s. courts, the attorneys for the pla

a huge loss to the st.avier community. >> for those of us who have had teenage sons, you know, it's that worst nightmare come true. >> reporter: only last month, another teenager, 19-year-old brandon kohler, fell to his death from the balcony of another panama city hotel. officials say alcohol was possibly involved. autopsy and toxicology tests on matt james are pending. until then, we don't know for certain whether alcohol was a factor in his death. >> again, that was ron claiborne reporting. it's a sad story and in terms of matt james, he was really an all-around athlete. they say in addition to being a standout on the football team, he was also a standout on the varsity basketball team. very, very promising future this kid could have had. >> very talented kid. in fact, former notre dame football coach lou holtz, who's now a commentator, said he was the most promising recruit of the notre dame football team for this season. in fact, he was the first big recruit for the new football coach at notre dame. a

as the storm system moves up the st. lawrence river valley, it will bring an the gusty northwest wind. it is a good-looking day, just a lot different than recently. nice and fresh air, getting rid of the pollen one day. it will be back over the weekend. the next seven days, cooler, bright sunshine, 60 tomorrow. i will take that. 64 saturday, even better, right on the button with normal. upper 70's on sunday. monday through thursday, looks fine, sunshine, upper 60's, about 70 on thursday. >> looks good. >>> we will be right back. >>> a homeless teenager in california is quite an inspiration with a 4.2 gpa, class president, captain of the football team, and he is homeless. >> i try not to use excuses to not do. i would rather usthem as reasons to do better. >> if only more people had that attitude. today, alumni gathered to donate his tuition for the fall. he will be attending west point. there are lucky to have him. >> what a great story that is. >> spirit and attitude like that, he will do well. >>> mcnabb and tebo at re

temperatures in annapolis around st. mary's. high pressure made its way east.south-southwesterly flow will promote the warmth. look at the showers and a few embedded thunderstorms. that rolled in last night. it all started last night producing wind damage and hail. chicago not getting the rain, but western side of illinois, pitsville getting an inch of rain. as it heads east it will fall apart. cloud cover for our area just a bit. 58 the temperature now. 30s in denver. mercury is falling behind that system. really, i think, our temperatures are going to hold steady from 75 to 80 through monday. there is the system coming through. sunday, a few clouds. still mostly sunny. mild starting into the day tomorrow. 49 to 55. a touch of summer. it's going to be toasty warm without the humidity. feeling like summer. by monday, conditions still dry. for opening day, washington nationals, perfect weather. 80 on tuesday. our next chance of rain not until thursday. comfortable, summery type weather. >> thanks, veronica. >> wonderful. >>> still ahead, a congressman tries to c

if you have a chance to go, your st chance will be tuesday and wednesday. is not going to work out well for them. it is 66 degrees currently at nationals park. the daytime hightoday made up to 80 degrees. no rain to speak of. 65 in annandale at this moment. a cool start though, in the 40's. 15 degrees above average for this time of year. 85 was the record high set back in 1956. at dulles, another story. are your allergies bothering you? this could be the reason why. tree pollen. grass is not a problem right now, but look for that to creep up. 48 degrees under mostly clear skies in elkins, west virginia, this hour. 60's at reagan national. the same for richmond. miami looking at 72 degrees. it is hard to believe we had a cold front that moved through during the early-morning hours. a change of the wind direction. temperatures are actually warmer compared to what we had yesterday. from eyewall isla -- from iowa, tornado watches and a severe thunderstorm watch. no rain in our forecast at least until thursday. that is when a strong cold front will move through

it was given in the st. johns county jail building, administrative building. several detectives were there who'd been working on the case. an independent polygraph operator, who is a veteran -- >> who? >> a woman named patty knight from a nearby county came over to do it. it was done between 5:30, 8:30 p.m. in the evening. and she showed deception on every question. >> on every question. how did you find that out? >> nancy, i'll just say that i spoke with people who are familiar with the test. >> do you have any idea what the questions were? >> well, we know that the question that she had -- that was raised in letters she wrote to her relatives revolved around the scenario she named was that her brother, tommy, and her cousin, joe, the mystery cousin from tennessee were at the trailer that night and she claimed that she saw them with haleigh, that they came over to steal a gun from her husband, ron cummings, and the gun wasn't there. or then boyfriend. and so tommy left, and cousin joe was mad and took haleigh. of course, they are not suspects. cousin joe has

a boy from maryland abandoned at new york st. patrick cathedral. his mother was part of a crime spree across the world. mike hellgren has reaction. >> reporter: julie singleton tells wjz she was a wreck when she got the call her daughter aaron como had been arrested in florida. >> as a grandmother, that was a nightmare i hoped and pray i never want to go through and i never wish that on anyone. >> reporter: the drama started when como and her boyfriend took a stolen suv to florida. when they tried to pass a counter fit $100 bill, the clerk called police. they took off with the boy, sparking a nationwide search. >> i got on face book, please helenor, return him safely. >> reporter: she got her wish when little nate turned up alone, dumped off at st. patrick's cathedral. >> i thanked the angels above or whoever was in charge of that one. >> troubled minds that would have led to some kind of abandonment. at least there's hope that he's going to be safe in the church. we know this is god's house. >> reporter: the mother has a lengthy arrest record, inc

if you are in any section of western st.y's county along the river or along the stretch of 520 and southeastern sections of charles county, this is the time to take cover in case this is a tornado that touches the ground. no indication that it is on the ground at this time. a quick jump back to this stormscan. this is part of this larger circulation in pennsylvania. we will have these flareups for the next hour or two and possibly severe storms. we will keep a close eye on this. until 6:15, a tornado warning in effect for the shoreline area of charlestown and western sections of st. mary's county. >>> a bone tumor nearly ended a local football star's career. >> is gone untreated, it could have required a leg amputation. he is now tumor-free. >> this young football star took place in a study for an experimental drug. the tumor is now completely gone. he became concerned when an intense pain in need would not go away. >> i felt a pain in my knee. i immediately thought it was a football injury. >> it turned out to be a tumor th

>> and buddy miller said st. francis wouldn't like that.hing. >> all creatures of our god and king lived a pure voice and with a sing -- >> words are important but it's more important it comes from the singer's heart. >> are you glad you didn't rewrite it? >> yeah. >> me too. >> osgood: ahead, the man behind the woman. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: there's nothing like a dame, dame edna as our russ mitchell proves. >> when ever history is in the making she is there. >> her name is edna everett. self-proclaimed giga star of stage and screen for more than 50 years now. her bbc talk show the dame edna experience had eight million viewers glued on saturday night to watch her flirt with -- >> looking at my red sea now. you won't be parting that. >> and insult. >> in this light who do you look like your mother or dad? >> who do you think? >> i think you're your father's boy. you're not a nancy boy. >> and occasionally eject her guests. >> i was born in 1930 in edinborough. >> and less interesting and less glamorous than she is. >> when dame edna's firs

look at 86 in st. louis. 80-degree weather will be close as we head into the next couple days. more on that in just a bit. let's see what's happening on the roads. >> traffic looks fantastic around the area. looking good as you make your way 83 southbound from shawan towards the beltway. we'll be right back as we take a check right now of the buses and trains with mark jones. >> on the marc train system, penn train 405 working with a 20-minute delay. northern end between timonium and hunt valley. metro right on time. look for 4, 5, 6, 10, 20 and 30 buses running 10 to 15 minutes late. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones.  >>> here we are, 6:38. we have a brazen thief caught on camera stealing from a donation jar. take a look at the surveillance video from a store. bakersfield california. the woman's getting ready to buy a cup of coffee. when the clerk walks away she grabs the jar and shoves it into her purse. the money was supposed to go to a foundation for terminally ill children. >>> there's debate about whether jack young actually lives in baltimore city. he answered t

. >>> two students from the st. alben's school in the district are facing criminal charges because of an incident involving a bb gun on the campus. police got a 911 call after 8:00 this morning. somebody told them they had seen someone holding a gun in a car near st. alben's the school was locked down. dozens of officers and gun-sniffing dogs searched the grounds of the national cathedral where the school is located. >> a subsequent canvas resulted in the discovery of what was believed to be a long gun in the back of a vehicle on the campus. >> that long gun turned out to be a bb gun. an 18-year-old student and another student were arrested. they're facing charges of illegal possession and illegal transportation of a bb gun. >>> d.c. fire and ems were so overloaded with calls yesterday, a shooting victim never got an ambulance. he had to ride to the hospital on a fire truck. emergency crews are now trying to make sure that doesn't happen again. jackie benson has our report. >> reporter: there are more ambulances on

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st. 41 officially in baltimore. you've got ourselves a mild day. maybe some rain knocking on our doorstep. we'll talk about that in just a pinch. >> looking at 97 south of 695, traffic moving freely in both drebss on that roadway. some issues on 95 southbound between white marsh boulevard and 695. that is congested. if we take a look at the maps we have an injury accident in east la fayette. and one other accident in owings mills, lake side boulevard at chase mills circle. here's a look at your drive times. 95 split is an 8-minute ride. and 695 on the outer loop 70 to 95 an 8-minute ride. >> good morning from the mta. out there you'll find on the mark train system camden train 841 with a delay. the other trains and lines look good for travel. light rail northbound ten minutes late. metro on time and the buses showing a diversion on the 36 at kirk due to a water main break. for the mta transit team i'm mark jones. >>> all right. let's run down some of the top stories. police are still tryi

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st. albans went into lockdown after a bb gun was found. jennifer donelan has the story from rthwest. this situation was taken very seriously. >> absolutely, and both of these students, we have just learned, will face charges. we have talked with their friends. they say that 18-year-old is on the lacrosse team, got into college, the 17-year-old is an avid writer, and friends say this was a careless mistake. >> it was just a bb gun. he was not trying to harm anyone. it was just in his car. >> the students are speaking about the students were taken into custody. >> the officers close down the district. >> the national cathedral, the national cathedral school, and st. albans school were surrounded by the police and lockdown after sources say an 18-year-old st. albans students drove his jeep onto campus with what appear to be a long gun on his seat. the passenger pulled the gun out and the parking lot. a . saw the gun and called 911. -- a parent saw the gun and called 911. >> he was a little freaked out. >> the entire property was frozen while

a group gathered across from st. matthew's cathedral today. one of the victims is a former catholic priest. he was abused while in the seminary and he wants the pope to step down. it may be good friday for catholics, but it's been a difficult week for the catholic church. >> it's painful. there are people who are praying for the victims. >> the voice of the faithful gathered for the faithful, he says he was sexually abused while in the seminary. >> he was holding my hands down. >> he says anthony went on to abuse others, including an 8- year-old boy and a mentally disabled man. he died before going to trial in 2006. >> those who have the ability to be abusers found a safe haven in the church. >> the buck stops with the pope. >> i would like to see him step down if possible. >> many victims want the church to recognize the abuse and apologize. >> i know as a victim, what i wanted when i went to church, i wanted validation. did my abuser abuse others? i wanted the answers because that helped validate my own story. >> becky says her family priest

hurricane albert will either re-sign with st. louis or become the most sought -after free agent, i don't know, maybe ever. >> tim: maybe. thus far, i guess alex rodriguez was. >> joe: yep. a 1-1. two balls and a strike. runners on at second and third. two outs. two balls and a strike on granderson. now, 3-1. rays in the bottom of the ninth will have the top of their lineup. bullpen is quiet now for the yankees. jabba chamberlain was up earlier. eckstrom his first inning of work after wheeler went a third, loads the bases. with a run already home. three walks in the ninth inning for eckstrom. and granderson is on base for the fourth time in this game. give you an adehow difficult it is when a catcher is traded. before the game, i asked kelly shoppach. i said i haven't seen mike eck tram, what does he throw? kelly says well, i haven't seen him that much either. you know, it was a very funny remark but gives you an adeof how difficult it is to make the transition from a catcher on one team to a catcher on another because you don't k

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. >> they open tuesday night in st. petersburg against the rays. and now here is karen parks with the "late edition". >> hit my car. dented the whole passenger side. >> accidents along a busy street. what neighbors say is causing the trouble. >> threats across the country. what is in a series of disturbing letters to governors. >> and making a statement. the thing this woman was protesting in downtown baltimore. >> live in high definition from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello, i am karen parks, jeff barnd is off tonight. some baltimore city residents say they have had enough of reckless drivers in their neighborhood. myranda stephens is live in northeast baltimore, with the story, you are seeing first on fox. myranda? >>well, karen, i am here along mclane boulevard where speeding drivers and that small hill you see behind me, is making this road dangerous. they say cars flyover the hill, but many drivers don't see the parked cars ahead. and often end up hitting the cars, and then driving away. it is a problem so ba

i went to st. louis to talk to joyce meyer for our series, "faith matters." joyce meyer is as close as it comes to a christian rock star. >> we love you! >> reporter: though, she herself says she's an unlikely success story. ♪ we will overcome >> i was told i didn't have a personality. i was told i didn't have the voice. i was told i was a woman. it was like -- god, i'm a woman, he said, "i know." i stand amazed all the time. the bible says god uses the weak and the foolish in the world to confound the wise. >> reporter: she says she was one of the weak and foolish. abused as a child, divorced as a young woman. a thief at one point early in her young life. but now has millions of worldwide foul lores. >> i tell people, i can sit in my garage for a week and that would never make me a car. and you can go sit in church until your bottom's flat and that's not going to make you a servant of christ. >> reporter: humor is a big part of her appeal. as is her down home advice. and honesty about her own struggles. >> i was in a terrible mess in my childhood. >> reporte

how her missing son wound up alone at st. patrick's cathedral in new york city.> coming up next. a toddler found wandering a church. wjz is live with details of the 3-year-old's-year-old's unusual trip. >>> a shocking report here in maryland. i'm jessica kartalija. we are live in catonsville with more straight ahead. >>> desperate search. an oil rig explodes then sinks. now, crews struggle to find 11 missing workers. check in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news. eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. >>> child abandoned. a 3-year-old reported missing then found at one of the most famous churches in the world. >> tonight, a frantic search for the couple who left the toddler alone. >> hi, everybody. i'm mary but bal a. >> and i'm vic carter. -- mary bubala. >> and i'm vic carter. kai has the evening off. >>> a 3-year-old was holding a crumpled note when he was found wandering alone at st. patrick's cathedral in new york city. his mother, who is from maryland, was arrested just days before. mike hellgren has the latest on her possible role in all