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vic carter and i have complete coverage. >>> i'm vic carter at the white house.dential retreat at camp david. its important role in history. and why so little is known about this secret compound in the maryland mountains. that story coming up. >>> i'm alex demetrick coming up. the new archbishop, first day on the job. and why he's spending it at our, >>> it's 5:30. 75 degrees and sunny. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. it's the first day on the job for baltimore's new archbishop. alex demetrick reports, it's been among some of the diocese' most desperate. >> reporter: the ceremony installed william laurie as baltimore's 16th archbishop. but yesterday's ritual investments were traded in today for a hair net in april, at our daily bread for archbishop laurie's first day on the job. >> it's an amazing place. just so glad to be part of it. >> reporter: away from cameras, laurie met some who are glad to have a place like this. >> it says in the bible, feed the poor. and we got

vic carter and i have complete coverage. >>> i'm vic carter. at the white house.hat is the g-8 summit? and why is it the flash point for so ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> just before 5:30. 73 degrees and mostly sunny. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. some of the most powerful leaders in the world are in western maryland right now. the g-8 summit in camp david is drawing high security and some protests as well. wjz is live with complete coverage. mary bubala is in thurmont, frederick county, with more on the international meeting. hi, mary. >> reporter: hi, kai. the g-8 meets each and every year. this year, a secluded location, camp david, in thurmont, near thurmont, maryland. in the catoctin mountains. our complete coverage continues with vic carter, shows us what the g-8 is, and how the decisions that they make at this meeting could impact us all. >> reporter: the g-8 is composed of the most powerful leaders in the world. they have been gathering for nearly 40 years. this year's mee

. >> and i'm vic carter. people are talking about tonight. >> two women shot inside their church office were trying to help the man who killed them. tonight, the close knitted community is in shock. meghan mccorkell has new details on this devastating case. meghan? >> reporter: denise, police say the shooter was a homeless man who once turned to the church for help and then turned on the church and came back with gun. inside a place that's supposed to be sacred, an unthinkable act. >> hard to fathom. >> reporter: the administrator shot. a homeless man dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. neighbors tell wjz that often tried to reach after the homeless population. >> it's wrong. the guy obviously was mentally ill, had some problems. that's the kind of people the church likes to help. >> reporter: he'd been coming to the food pantry. >> recently, the staff members say he's become argumentative and some asked him not to come back. >> reporter: but he did and police say he brought a gun. church memb

. >> i'm vic carter. >> how the family is on the verge of a civil lawsuit. new video comes to light. in the delaware river, they're unable to steer out of the way of the boat. it's hit, leaving 35 tourists to swim for their lives. >> if you look at the video, not a single passenger was able to successfully get their life preserver on. >> reporter: there's an issue of life preservers will be a focus as it was that day. >> how many persons under water? >> i'm going to get the people. i don't have time to talk to you. >> is it possible any life jackets to the person underwater? >> helpless passengers were not told to put on life jackets until seconds before they hit. only a few survived. their families are bringing a suit. >> every parents want to know why their child died. secondly, they want to make sure it never happens again. >> the captain pushing the barge was sentenced to a year for his part of the accident. wjz eyewitness news. >> now the wrongful death suits have been filed against the company with the tug boat company and the city of philadelphia, amo

. >> and i'm vic carter, here's what people are talking about tonight. >> the man arrested apparently carrying his crimes out in public. megan mccorkel have the shocking place officers made the arrest. >> reporter: david brown was using computers at the central library to log on to craigslist and today that's exactly where they found him. it was behind these doors at the central library where police say david brown set his scheme into motion. and it was here behind a computer screen he was busted. >> we suspect that he may have been lining up his next victim. >> reporter: police say brown used library computers to postfake ads on craigslist. advertising big ticket items like watches. police have linked brown to four cases, at one he fired a shot at a victim who ran away. but when police showed up at the library, brown had nowhere to run. >> you're taking advantage of the little something they give us. >> reporter: everyone who uses the library has to swipe their library card and the websites visited can be traced. >> when i do go to meet people i always take somebody with me. >> there

. >> reporter: vic carter, wjz eyewitness news. >>> investigators are hoping to get more information from the blacks box and voice recorder. >>> storms force planes to stay on the ground for hours. planes are delayed up and down the east coast. at this hour passengers are still stranded and airport officials don't know when those flights will be back to normal. here's a look at some of those storms. you can see and hear the nasty weather in columbia. we'll have that coming up in the first weather forecast. >>> the votes are tallied in texas and mitt romney has won enough delegates to clench the republican nomination. romney has been campaigning in coul colorado and nevada. he has the delegates needed to win the election. romney said he is honored and humbled to claim the nomination. >>> same sex marriage delivered twice the number of signatures they need to put the issue on the ballot in november. has more on the. >> denise, today opponents delivered more than 100,000 signatures to get same sex marriage on the ballot. it is a move that supporters say they were expecting. >> box after

at vic carter is about to explain, he is in the fight of his life. why he is breaking the law. >> reporter: good morning. what he has gone through, fighting cancer, he says dealing with marijuana laws doesn't scare him at all. they believe lighting marijuana will save their lives. >> i have been roughly a week in the hospital every month. >> reporter: no ordinary high. >> what is useful to me as chemotherapy. >> reporter: he is battling stage 4 cancer. what does the marijuana do for you. >> helps with appetite, nausea, sleep, the pain that i have. >> reporter: you are fighting this. >> with everything that i have. >> reporter: before he got sick he worked and went to college, he loved snowboarding, hiking and photography. an eagle scout, he was the last person you would expect to break the law. cancer changed that. is it difficult for you to make the decision to purchase it and use it. >> absolutely. it scares me every day to have to go out on the black market and look for it and, b, have potential threat of arrest. >> reporter: last december that is

vic carter and i have more coverage. >>> why is it the g8 summit? why is it always the flash point for ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 6:30. 72 degrees and sunny. good evening. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. billion-dollar business. fairs book officially becomes -- facebook officially becomes a publicly-traded company. and is worth now more than mcdonald's and amazon.com. many employees are now very, very rich. >> reporter: facebook's california headquarters look like a party on the day the company went public. after a half-hour delay, facebook stock opened in the late morning. more than 80 million shares traded in the first minute. the price moved higher before settling back down near the $38 million listing price. earlier, fairs book ce -- facebook ceo mark zuckerberg rang the opening bell. >> i want to say to all of the people who use facebook and our product, thank you. >> reporter: the social networking site is worth $100 billion, making it the most valuable company to everybody go publi

vic carter and i have the coverage. >> reporter: the presidential retreat at camp david. role in history. and why so little is known about this secret compound in the maryland mountains. that story coming up. ,,,,,,,, so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪ [ dad ] we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. ♪ sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving the military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me. right, but i don't lo

vic carter will report from the white house. >>> two men are charged with running a pill mill. they're out on bail. 51-year-old michael reznikov and 78-year-old gerald wiseberg operated healthy life group. investigators say they're behind a $9 million a year business that handed out illegal prescription drugs. >>> this morning more of the evidence is being revealed in the murder of florida teen trayvon martin. documents show the 17-year-old was shot through the heart at very close range. there's also video out of martin to go along with the pictures of george zimmerman taken off the shooting when he had a broken nose and the bruises and cuts on the back of his head. zimmerman is charged with second degree murder in the case but says he acted in self-defense. >>> facebook will change its status from private to public today. stock of the social networking site goes on sale. the offering is expected to make facebook worth more than mcdonalds and wallet disney. >> facebook programers worked through the night at the annual hack a on this. it's all in preparation for the company's fi

and iej vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> new recordings reveal the extent of violent outbursts that closed streets and terrified tourists on st. patrick's day. mike hellgren has the chaos and how police handled it. mike? >> reporter: and denise, police would not answer a single question about on camera for us today. this was frightening for so many people. and the police response and the calls went hour after hour. emergency recordings show police used their choppers, city watch cameras and officers on the ground, to control huge numbers of young people, likely here on facebook. >> i don't need no one on the air, please, just listen up. i need somebody to go to pratt and light. a medic is trying to get through. somebody has stopped a male in the crowd. the ambo has just passed a large group of men assaulting the male, with one group on the ground. this is part of an investigation by wjz's media partner, the baltimore sun, reveal more fights than first thought. and in an area o

i'm vic carter. >> thanks for watching wjz, maryland's news station.n the cbs >> pelley: tonight, j.p. morgan chased a mitts mistakes were made. but were laws broken? the s.e.c. is focusing on the bank and that $2 billion blunder. anthony mason is covering. a quarter of a million americans are about to lose their unemployment benefits this weekend. john blackstone reports. staff sergeant jeremy coonny returns from the war and can't believe the miracle waiting for him. and on the road, steve hartman with a teacher who is lifting kids out of poverty by reaching for the stars. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the lessons of the great recession didn't last long. tonight the nation's largest bank and one of the nation's biggest energy companies are both reeling. reckless investments in one case questionable management in the other. j.p. morgan chase

vic carter reports from the white house. >>> two responsible for the death of a 13-year-old girl areage died when they pulled the trigger. the 12-year-old boy who helped hide monae turnage's body in an alley will be monitored by juvenile services. the events connected to this case is ongoing. >>> federal narcotics agents. today, two suspects arrested head to court. weijia scraing is at the-- weijia jiang is at the circuit courthouse in towson. >> two men accused of running a massive pill mill in lutherville faced a judge thursday morning, who ordered they each be held on a $50,000 cash bond. the indictment named 51-year- old michael resnicov of new york, and 78-year-old gerald wiseberg of boca raton, florida, as owners and operators of the healthy life medical group. >> prescribing pills for nonmedical purposes. >> reporter: this reveals four undercover agents were prescribed pain pills but showed no symptoms of pain. and had no hands-on exams by doctors. they received six oxycodones. investigators say the clinic saw $130 a day. charged $300 to $350 in cash, which adds up to $9 milli

i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter.ere's what people are talking about tonight. >>> after a false start. a new group. and it includes one of the biggest names in racing. wjz is live downtown.

. >> i'm vic carter.ple are talking about. >> he said he planned the murder of 3,000 americans on 9/11. tomorrow, khalid sheikh mohammed plans this, which could lead to his death. fort meade is one of the handful of sights in the u.s., where that hearing will be seen. >> of all of the terror suspects held in these cells in a u.s. military prison in guantanamo bay, cuba, none approaches khalid sheikh mohammed's mohammed's notorious status. he admits he planned 9/11 attacks for al qaeda. >> we have to make sure that khalid sheikh mohammed and others, who are accused of these heinous crimes are brought to justice. >> it sets in trial a live feed. a few seats will also be public. >> this guy was in the center of things. he was part of a 14-high-grade terror suspect that the united states had isolated. >> majid con will testify. it could corroborate. >> my expectation is that he is going to be a very valuable witness to the united states. >> reporter: because it could independently verify khalid as the masterm

good morning i'm vic carter and newly released video of the victim from maryland being held hostage byal-qaeda. >>> i'm monique griego and coming up new questions about the gun used in the deadly shooting. >> good morning, i'm meghan mccorkell. orioles' excitement, the team getting fans fired up. more from inside the park straight ahead. >> and sharon gibala here with wjz traffic control. if you're about to head out for the morning commute it's a slow one on the west side of the beltway. right now over the marty. >>> the supergroup lady antebellum join us at 6:45 for their concert tour. lady antebellum when we come ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> and the bottom line here at the bottom of the hour this sky looks pretty good to the east but it's out west we're watching this morning weather- wise and traffic wise. a big backup on the west side of the beltwayment sharon will have that after the first warning weather. >> we have no rain in the immediate metro right now but to the east and surely pressing to the east. 60 degrees right now on tv hill and that is going to continue vet to a -- convert t

i'm vic carter.and family wait while their father and husband sits behind bars in a cuban jail. that story coming up. >>> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. last night's rain creates a double-header for the o's today. play under way at camden yards. play under way at camden yards. >> mark has the latest on the i'm more of an absentee plant parent. [ cellphone rings ] tuscaloosa? schenectady. des moines. ok. ok. ok. i can't always be there to weed my petunias. so now we use miracle-gro shake 'n feed plus weed preventer. it feeds plants and prevents weeds for up to three months. so my plants grow bigger, more beautiful, without all the weeds. guaranteed. [ cellphone rings ] with miracle-gro shake 'n feed, anyone can have a green thumb. [ cellphone rings ] everyone grows with miracle-gro. on my journey across america, i found new ways to tell people about saving money. this is bobby. say hello bobby. hello bobby. (laughter) hel

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. >> and i'm vic carter. here is what people are talking about. >> mike hellgren has a closer look at the mayhem. >> reporter: the vicious beating of a tourist in downtown baltimore was far from the only chaos unfolding on st. patrick's day. emergency recordings showed police used their chopper, city watch cameras and officers on the ground to control huge numbers of young people likely drawn here on facebook. >> i don't need no one on the air, please just listen up. i need somebody to go to pratt and like, a medic is trying to get through. somebody has stomped a male in the crowd. the ambo just passed a large group of kids assaulting the male with one child on the ground. >> reporter: the baltimore sun revealed more fights than first thought in an area from the block to first mariner arena. >> let's go y'all, don't get on the air, just go. >> stay together, do not get separated okay. try to keep your cars positioned so you can get out of there in a hurry. >> reporter: as police would get to one fight another

. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> a serious of violent robberies linked to craigslist. dennis mccorkel has more on this frightening tend. >> reporter: police have linked four armed robberys to the same person posting on craigslist that gunman getting away with thousands. rare coin collections, pricey watches, some of the items people thought they were buying on craigslist but when they showed up to this quiet community with cash, they got a gun in their face. >> you can't trust, there's a lot of things on social network you can't trust. >> reporter: four people robbed, when one tried to run the robber fired a shot. >> you have some suspects that are really preying on individuals and trying to be smart doing it. >> reporter: the most notorious, phillip markoff he used the site to lure women to hotel rooms, killing one and assaulting several others. >> i can be you know the worse criminal in the world and i can say that i had things, lure people to it, take their wallets

. >> and i'm vic carter. here is what people are talking about tonight. consultants were accused of all but one charges against him. but julius hinson says it's enough to ruin his political career. >> reporter: the jury found hinson not guilty of charges against him for the robocall he wrote for herlich's campaign. hinson argued the robocall was reverse psychology and jurors agreed there was nothing illegal about it. >> when it comes down to dealing with voters and everyone is trying to get folks on their side, it's a tactic. you know you see it in the media every day. >> reporter: but the robocall did not receive the paid for remark. hinson says he left it out at his customer request. >> i told them the correct thing to do, they refused to do it. >> reporter: they found him not guilty of actually leaving it off. the jury forewoman said jurors felt an experienced consultant like hinson should have known better. >> he already knew. he should not have put his consultant job on the line like that. >> reporter: he will put his word against fighting same-sex m

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i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. >> we begin with breaking news. shot in the howard county church. kai jackson has been on the scene of this horrifying crime. he has the latest, kai? >> reporter: the police are trying to sort out all the evidence. two women were shot and one of them died. >> we had a custodian call 9-1- 1. he was in the building cleaning when he called immediately. >> reporter: police say the surviving victim was taken to shock trauma in very serious condition. a short time later, they found the man dead near the church. he was suffering an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound. detectives were trying to determine whether he was the shooter. >> thoughts and prayers go out to the family. >> reporter: they're anxious to hear what happened and why. >> it's very troubling. you hear about this kind of stuff, but you never think that -- i don't know, it's just really weird. at this point, we're still working to determine who the man in the woods may have been, but we're certainly looking into the possibility that this might be related.

. >> hello i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here is what people are talking about. >>> hazmat and state tactical teams on the scene. megan mccorkel explains how police made the arrest. >> reporter: one of the suspects finally gave up to police, the sign of force a show that police are cracking down on cooper thefts. police called here after two men were seen going inside with tax paws and crow bars one was caught immediately. >> one escape into the attic of the building. a search was called. >>> lack of light not an issue. this building has been condemned since january aáepb is filled with contaminated chemicals. >> lead, black mold, asbestos. >> reporter: dennis dire finally surrenders after four hours, he crawled out a hole in the roof of the building. the arrest a sign police are taking cooper thefts seriously. >> we have cases with single suspects are responsible for dozens and even hundreds of these metal thefts. >> reporter: metal thefts have tripled in the county since 2009 now police are cracking down create ago metal t

. >> complete coverage continues with denise coke, vic carter, kai jackson, and first warning weather with bob turk and sports with mike viviano. it's wjz, mary,,,,,,,, [ boss ] okay, okay. let's...uh, skip the chitchat and get down to business here. now listen, i need all of you thinking of ways to improve our bottom line. so let's just sit here awhile and toss around some ideas. this isn't a conference call, hickle -- i'm actually in the room. [ male announcer ] with fares this low, why not surprise a few people? airtran is having a sale with flights all over the country starting at only $69 dollars. book at airtran.com before it's too late. because with $69 fares >> it's partly cloudy and 70 degrees in central maryland. the complete weather forecast coming up. the brutal beating of a soldier caught on surveillance video. he was walking down the street with four men punching him and kicking him. police say he suffered cuts and bruises to his face. he stationed at a nearby air force days. police are scanning the video for clues, but so far they haven't made any arrests. >>> police se

. >> and i'm vic carter, here's what people are talking about tonight. >> president obama takes a sternnd on same-sex marriage. maryland has a petition to put the marriage equality law on the ballot. >> reporter: after years of saying his stance on same-sex marriage was evolving, president obama becomes the first president in history to come out for same-sex marriage. >> it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> reporter: it comes days after north carolina votes to make marriage between a man and a woman. those against it tell wjz they are now close enough to getting the signatures they need to put the issue on the november ballot. >> for the thousands of voting citizens that are writing their names on these petitions we don't plan on losing. >> reporter: mccoy with the marriage alliance dismisses a new gallop poll. it shows most of americans now support same-sex marriage, that includes most democrats, independents, catholics and most religious voters. >> every time the voters have gone they voted that marriage should be define

. >> and i'm vic carter.is what people are talking about tonight. >> tonight we're finding out what documents were taken from osama bin laden compound. there was signs that al-qaida was already in the verge of collapse. the navy seals had 40 minutes to get in and out of osama bin laden compound. first they got osama bin laden and then spent the next 20 minutes running from room to room and packing documents and computers into plastic bags. they lugged five computers, a dozen hard drives and 100 storage devices everything from flash drives to dvds. a task force of intelligence analyst has gone through the materials and today the president's top counter terrorism advisor outlined some of what they found among osama bin laden's increasingly desperate state of mind. >> he confessed to disaster after disaster. he even urged his leaders to flee the tribal regions and to go places away from aircraft technology and bombardment. >> reporter: osama bin laden killed some of his most trusted advisors including one of his

. >> complete coverage continues with the nice cult, vic carter, kai jackson, and first warning weather sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryla,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, say that it's cloudy and 68 degrees in central ireland. the complete first warning weather forecast coming up. shocking video of a hit and run. watch as a car drives on the sidewalk and hits a pedestrian trying to get off the road. the 18-year-old victim was treated for several injuries but has been released from hospital. police say the video helps them identify and arrest the driver and he's been charged with several crimes, including assault. >>> and a man in kentucky at rested after admitted he put rat poison in his wife's coffee. willem kane told police his marriage was deteriorating and he couldn't take it. deborah came so she became suspicious because the coffee looked darker and green. she believes he he wanted it to look like she overdosed on her medication which has a similar chemical to rat poison. >> two major development in the case of a missing family from tennessee. this video shows adam may is at a convenience

shane vic carter wants one more.phillies -- shane victorino wants one more. >> catcher made a heck of a play on a short hop and made a good tag. i think harper should have been on second base, high throw. we'd been in better position. they make plays we didn't. >> baltimore orioles playing some afternoon ball at camden yards. red socks up one in the 8th. scott podsednik's first homer since 20 10. brian roberts back on the diamond tonight. he played his first rehab game in bowie since suffering a concussion over a year tack. two-time all-star hasn't played since may 16th of last year. >>> when it comes to concussions in the nfl the league has done the best it can the last few seasons to minimize opportunity to get hurt and make sure players get the treatment they need. a neurologist is now on hand at every game to assess whether a player should return back into the game. since moving the kickoffs up five yards they have greatly reduced kickoff returns, of course, but also decreased concussions by 12.5%. when you play

>> vic carter explains. he's in the fight of his life. >> after fighting cancer.rijuana laws doesn't scare him at all. they believe lighting up marijuana will help save their lives. >> i spent roughly a week in the hospital every month. >> no ordinary high. >> it is just as useful to me as chemo. >> reporter: the 22-year-old is battling stage 4 cancer. the symptoms are brutal. >> what does it do for you? >> help me with amitute, nausea, sleep, the pain that i have. >> so, you're fighting this. >> yes. with everything that i have. >> before he was sick, he worked and went to college. loved snowboarding, hiking and photograph. an eagle scout, he was the last person to break the law, but cancer changed that. >> is it difficult for you to make the decision to purchase it and use it. >> absolutely. it scares me every day to go on the black market and look for it. b, to have the potential threat of arrest. >> reporter: last december that's what happened during a routine traffic stop. the officer searched his car and discovered a bag of marijuana and a pipe. >> i could n

. >> and i'm vic carter.ple are talking about tonight. >> updating breaking news, the cia stops a frightening al- qaida plot. mary bubala is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: al-qaida from yemen with

i'm vic carter. >> and for bob and mark, i'm denise koch.s for watching wjz, maryland's news station. don't go away. there is much more ahead on the cbs evening news with scott pelley, including tonight, did george zimmerman, the man accused of shooting trayvon martin, start the fight with the young man? new details in this case, including new reports of injuries. we take you now to new york and the cbs >> pelley: tonight, reason to worry about thousands of our troops. there's new evidence today america's combat veterans are suffering the same brain damage sometimes seen in pro-football. dr. jon lapook has the story. in another brain breakthrough, a woman runs a robot arm with nothing but her thoughts. >> we were all breathless. you know, no one was moving, no one was doing anything. >> pelley: george zimmerman says trayvon martin spoke to him in the moment before he died. mark strassmann reports. and an overdue honor for an american hero. david martin with a story that was almost lost to history. >> what he did that day is almost indescriba

vic carter is off tonight.y. >> and i'm denise koch. >>> the young man is getting help after being shot. tonight, we have emotional reaction from the victim's family. >> reporter: 22-year-old lamel osbee was supposed to be getting his pictures taken

. >> i am vic carter. >> after shocks continue to rock northern italy a strong quake killed seven people that date back centuries,. >> reporter: earthquake survivors are settling into their temporary homes. tent camps have sprung up throughout the area, to shelter the thousands of people who are homeless.>> this woman says even if they let us go back home i wouldn't because i am too scared. the constant heavy rains added to the misery. the deadly 6.0 earthquake struck the region early sunday morning, and powerful after shocks continue to rattle the area. although no lives were lost in this town, residents did lose a big part of their cultural heritage the towns ancient churches collapsed and this medieval castle has been badly damaged just one of its original four towers is left standing experts say after shocks could bring it down. residents are shocked about losing these buildings which date back to the 14th century. >> this man says we have lost our history, i was baptized and married in that church, and hoped to have my funeral there as late as possible. neighbors walk through the ru

. >> i am vic carter. >> a family abducted mother and three daughters missing the suspect now linkedwo suspicious deaths. allison reports for wjz on the man hunt that started in mississippi. >> reporter: police are searching for this man, 35-year- old adam mays as they investigate the disappearence of joann and her daughters. they were last seen ten days ago at their home in tennessee, which police searched again on sunday. mays was a family friend who described as being like an uncle to the girls 8-year-old calia, 12-year-old alexandria, 14-year-old adrian. last week, police found the bodies of two unidentified people near gun town mississippi linked to mays. investigators will not say if they were children. neighbors are praying for the victimurging mays to come forward. >> let us know where the kids are, let us know where that mom is. >> reporter: police say joann's husband was getting ready to move the family to arizona when they all disappeared. authorities are still trying to determine if joann went willingly. police issued an amber alert and warn the suspect is armed and extre

i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about. >> prosecution for john edwards case is handing off. today, jurors heard about his political ambitions. >> reporter: john edwards' former adviser took the stand and testified how edwards angled for a job, after he realized he had lost his bid for the white house. leo henry said, even as edwards' affair was leaking to the public in 2008, the candidate asked him to approach the obama campaign about becoming vice president or attorney general. he said that a nomination for hillary clinton would be destructive. edwards said he had one day to be a supreme court justice. >> he had raw im -- ambition and wasob constantly in the game, so to speak, to find his role in politics. >> reporter: edwards is accused of using campaign contributions to hide his affair with rielle hunter. prosecutors showed how $319,000 in cash went to hunter's hotels, jets and things. >> now, the defense gets to present its case. and the big question, should john edwards take the s

we'll be back at 11:00ment i'm vic carter. >> thanks for watching, wjz, maryland's news station. on the cbs evening news with scott pelley, including the secr >> pelley: tonight, the monsignor takes the stand. the highest ranking catholic church official ever charged in the child abuse scandal blames a higher power, the former cardinal of philadelphia. the head of the secret service speaks out for the first time about the prostitution scandal. >> she's individuals did some really dumb things. >> pelley: but was it an aberration or a pattern? nancy cordes on a contentious senate hearing. he helped the u.s. track down osama bin laden but now he's being sent to prison as a traitor. bob orr has his story. and death at the top of the world. brian rooney on this week's traffic jam on mount everest. >> some people have a mindset of oh, i'm going to go conquer everest. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. in a philadelphia courtroom today, the first catholic clergyman to face criminal charges for covering up child sex

. >> i'm vic carter. >> a bloody accident near the key bridge, three people seriously injured and a lotnswered questions about what happened. wjz's derek valcourt has more on the accident and the fishing

. >> and i'm vic carter.e's what people are talking about. >> a commencement speech during his campaign. president obama takes the stage today in new york city. in tonight's wjz campaign 2012 report, women's issues are front and center, as he speaks to graduates at barnard college. allisonalison harmelin reports for wjz. >> president obama looks out at the sea of cap and gowns. >> hello class of 2012. >> the president gave the commencement speech to 600 graduates at the all-women's school, as he works to court female voters. >> indeed, we know we are better off when women are treated fairly and better in every aspect of american life, whether it's the salary you learn or the health decisions you make. >> reporter: the female vote is key to the president's re- election bid. in 2008, he won 56% of the female vote. >> it is simple math. today, women are not just half of the country, you're half of the work force. >> reporter: president obama asked for this opportunity back in february. with national debate of bi

i'm vic carter. >> and for bob and mark, i'm denise koch.s for watching maryland's news station. don't go away. there's much more on the cbs evening news with scott pelley tonight. including the suspect in custody for the disappearance of etan pates and who turned him in. we take you now to new york and the cbs evening news with scott pelley. we'll be back here at >> pelley: tonight, how the etan patz case was cracked. as the child's admitted killer is charged with murder, john miller has learned the identity of the man who turned him in. the facebook fiasco. anthony mason on how a nasdaq screwup cost investors a fortune. >> we got punched in the nose pretty good. >> pelley: man versus mountain. brian rooney on one man's sacrificing his attempt to climb mount everest to rescue another. and steve hartman "on the road" with tourists chasing tornados. >> okay! whoo! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the man who confessed to killing six-year-old etan patz more than three decade

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. >> and i'm vic carter.what people are talking about. >> american forces are going after the one who tried to go after an american airliner this week. the plot was foiled because of a double agent. >> reporter: the u.s. launched air strikes in yemen thursday, killing as many as seven militants. it was the second attack against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula in less than a week. >> reporter: last weekend, a drone attack killed alcoso, a key commander in the group. he was also wanted for the bombing of the uss cole in 2000. the air strikes are the latest blow for the terrorist groups. earlier this week, the cia and foreign intelligence agencies foiled a plan to bomb an airliner. the suicide bomber handed the bomb over to the u.s. and told officials where to locate alcoso. >> this is one of the most sophisticated operations we have ever run. we are having access to extremely vital information. >> reporter: but the operation was nearly blown, when someone leaked information about it to the associated press, f

. >> and i'm vic carter.what people are talking about. >> a possible break in the search for missing sisters from continuous tense. -- tennessee. police have just charged the suspect and his wife with murder. as teresa garcia reports, they have released video of that suspect, taken just days after the victims disappeared. >> reporter: investigators have released new video of 35-year- old adam mayes, captured by a security camera, paying for a drink at a convenience store in guntown, mississippi, on april 30th. that's three days after police say mayes kidnapped a tennessee mother and her three daughters. investigators say the suspect's wife and mother also played a role in the kidnapping. mayes' wife was charged with kidnapping tuesday. she told police, she drove joanne bane and her three daughters to their home in mississippi. the suspect mother is charged with conspiracy to commit kidnapping. the daughters were found last week in a shallow grave, behind the suspect's home in union county, mississippi. now, t

and i'm mary bubala, in for vic carter.at people are talking about tonight. >> $1 million. that is the punishment from the federal judge against the man behind the controversial 2010 election night robocalls. de

i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. >> killed on the way home from prom. the lives of two beloved maryland teens ends in a split second. mary has more on how they're being remembered. >> reporter: a small western maryland community, still reeling over the deaths of cauliflower and samantha kelly. >> reporter: shattered car parts litter the ground. and friends keep adding to the memorial. volleyballs for sam. >> it's pretty hard. >> reporter: the couple had left the prom in shepherd's town. sam apparently wanted to change. the car left the road, skid along the embankment, then slammed into a tree. >> i heard that they had a bet with another group or couple that would get to the house faster than them. i'm not sure if that's true. but i think people are going to take driving a little more seriously now. >> reporter: police say cauliflower was speeding in his honda sports car. but they have yet to release how fast they were going. >> reporter: brenda -- they are a great pair. they will be missed. >> reporter: kelly was a star in volleyball and tennis. both we

. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> midair scare.n an international flight always cas a-- causes alarm, when she claims to have a surgicallypl

i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. people are talking about tonight. >> updating the breaking news in baltimore county. police are on the scene of a suspect barricaded inside a county hospital. >> reporter: it occurred around 4:00 this afternoon. police called to

i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch.ere's what people are talking about. >>> romney says his business record is what makes him the best candidate to turn around the economy. the president says that experience doesn't necessarily translate to the white house. danielle nottingham reports for wjz, in tonight's campaign 2012 report. >>> president obama is standing behind the campaign ad, attacking mitt romney for his time in the business world. >> they walked away with a lot of money they made off this plan. >> romney started with bane capital. bane made businesses, like domino's pizza, profitable. and shut others down. like the missouri still company in the campaign ad. >> we view romney as a job destroyer. >> when you're president, as opposed to the head of a firm, your job is not simply to maximize profits. your job is to figure out how everybody in the country has a fair shot. >> reporter: the president argues romney's time is fair game because the white house hopeful is using his business experience as the centerpiece o

. >> and i'm vic carter.at people are talking about. >> if you are texting while driving and you have an accident, it's your fault. but what about the person who was texting with you. as mark strausman reports for wjz, that question is at the heart of a landmark lawsuit. >> reporter: accident photos tell the story. on september 21st, 2009, the can you berts were ride their motorcycle, about a mile from their new jersey home. this chevy truck swerved across the center line and hit them, head-on. and they saw it coming. >> what i saw was the gentleman in the truck, steering with his elbows, with his head down. i could tell he was text messaging. >> i looked down, after the impact. and my leg was torn off. and i asked my wife if she was okay. and she told me, the bones in her legs were going through her pants. >> reporter: both can you berts lost a leg in the crash. kyle best, then 18, pleaded guilty to three motor vehicle violations, including using a handheld device while driving. the can you berts are now sui