. >> gardner's apartment is in frederick maryland, west of baltimore. office in maryland confirms it is now assisting the aruban government with this case, much as the alabama office of the fbi did back during the natalee holloway case. shep? >> shepard: phil keating with the update from south florida. thanks. it appears that the emperor has no clothes or at least the prophet has no hair. the texas department of criminal justice today releasing new mug shots of that convicted polygamist cult leader warren jeffs. check out the buzz cut there as you may know, a jury yesterday sentenced jeffs to life in prison, plus, for sexually abusing two underaged child brides. at the time the girls were 12 and 15 years old. but some expert and former cult members say it's likely warren jeffs will continue to lead his church even from prison. we're told he has as many as 10,000 followers in the united states who believe that warren jeffs is a religious prophet, speaks to and hears from god himself. and many are said to be so indoctrinated they still may remain faithful

>> well, if you drive through baltimore city especially on the east side of baltimore and the west side of baltimore, we're going to see a lot of abandoned homes. and look at the education system itself. i've put people in the box, i ask them to say their abcs, and they don't know it. so the education system, i think, needs to be better, and this is a lot of people living on the streets these days, so they're trying to do the best they can. i'm not, i'm not trying to explain -- i'm not trying to make it right what they're doing because it's not right. but you've got to educate the people a little more, and that's why i say start with the elementary system because a lot of these guys in middle school and high school kids are already in gangs. it's like the bounty hunters itself. most of the kids who committed that crime and set that man on fire while he was still alive was 15 and 16 years old. they were kids that were in middle school and elementary school. we have to do something to try to educate these kids that these things that they're doing is not right. it starts at the elementary

baltimore unique? >> especially on the east and west side where the education system is i put people in a box so the education system needs to be better and people living on the streets. they tried to do the best they can. i am not trying to say it is not right but you have to educate the people little more and start with the elementary system. just like the bounty hunters themselves in years old. we have to do something to educate these kids that the same as they are doing at the elementary level. some of those grades are fine but you have to know that to you can be when everyone to be but most of the kids that are going through the high schools are ready to join the gang. >> but to expound, it is a grand experiment from isolation as policy. everything is extreme weather property taxes and car insurance. [laughter] and somehow that we can isolate baltimore to keep those problems from coming into baltimore county and maybe it is similar but baltimore has tried to do things to say we can put people in a certain spot and it will all work out because they will all be here. so baltimore has tried to do this to th

the half-mile deep quake was felt from washington, d.c., through baltimore, philadelphia north into new york city, westonto, canada and detroit, and in the south, down through north carolina and into georgia. in washington, the pentagon was evacuated for a time, as was the state department. office workerflooded downtown streets >> when the floor started to shake, i couldn't stand. my friend turned around and said, "i haven't been drinking." >> sreenivasan: and in this age of terrorism, many initially thought the hand of man, not mother nature, was at work. >> it started shaking violently. everyone stood up. we thought maybe a terrorist thing. >> i didn't make the connection, between 9/11 being a few weeks away, but my first thought was a terror attack. my building shook too violently for it to be anything normal. >> i was in my office and i thought it was terrorist attack, and so i was pretty scared. >> sreenivasan: and even with congress on recess, thousands of staffers still at work fled buildings on capitol hill. >> firstyou heard the shaking and the stuff moving, and then you felt the ground move a

west. >> batting helmet check, gloves are ready,, jr. is ready. second inning, solo home off of gonzalez. bottom half of the frame, pennington, base hit. 2-1 a's and baltimorered four times in the seventh. over the head of coco crisp, adam jones and vladimer guerrero score and o's go on to win. >> history in detroit after hitting homer 3599 in sixth inning, jim thome gets 600 in the seventh, aloha! a blast, to become the eighth player in major league history to reach 600. everything is working for milwaukee. triple play, josh wilson, and fielder, around to score and out at the plate. triple play and they won 17 of the last 19. marcus ambrose won it but there was plenty of action after the race. final lap here, he attaches the back of david reagan's car. he hits rudiman that car careens violently end over end. rudiman has a score to settle with greg biffle. >> he won't come out of the car. he throws a few baby punches and then he runs and hides. i'll find him. >> don't mess with him. >> no way. >> >>> tonight on "nightline" -- murder in paradise? an american woman still missing in aruba. an american man held in her disappearance.

west as philadelphia there. if it is closer to the coast, we are talking about closer into pennsylvania and talking about d.c. and baltimore and also that's in effect along the outlying cities which tend to be inland, but as we saw with hurricane isabel a few years ago tremendous water can be pushed up the chesapeake and delaware bay and into new york harbor and into long island sound and not to mention new england, so there are multiple threats here, and really affecting tens and tens of millions of people and maybe over 50 million people, and just don't know what set of it, but we are confident unfortunately that this is going to be a just an event perhaps, an event of a lifetime. >> and bryan, we have talked throughout the day concerning the so-called clean side of the storm, and we are talking about the potential of flooding that we are seeing in the bahamas and the high winds because you will see the trees literally horizontal there, and what is your concern regarding that impact? >> well, here is the thing, in the bahamas the palm trees are made to bend, and no trees are made to bend in the wind once you get north of

baltimore is gone. and the a's had a 4 to 2 lead. there is no secret, the a's are fighting to stay out of the american west, but you want to release toncourage the fan's and the media, there will be something to cheer about next year possibly. suzuki hit a second home run and there are 64 a's in the ninth inning as suzuki with his glove. nick has a base hit to right. blake davis is waved home. this would be the tying run. and he makes his tack block and there you go. the game is over, the a's hold on. suzuki has two home runs. in the oakland a's win it at six to five. the 49ers have a new quarterback but it is not daunted sector it is a guy that played for the raiders in 2007. he has a one-year deal, he is 6 ft. 4. that is him running around for the raiders. he last played for the car for colonials of the u.s. football league. now we have an nfl fine. he is a little bit of a dirty player his most recent incident to take down a bangles player, he has been fined $20,000, he came into the lead out of nebraska and said to be a future all-star he is just a little rough. he is just a little rough when he throws them down and that is about

baltimore washington d.c. area at 90.1 fm nationwide on xm satellite channel 119 and on line at c-span radio.org. >> jeff guinn is the author of several books about the old west including "the last gunfight" about the the shootout the okay corral.useuin in may, he spoke at the arizona history museum in tucson for 40 minutes. historical society. i'm bruce dinges, director of publication and editor of the current journal of arizona history, and we are here to welcome jeff guinn, the author of the last -- "the last gunfight," the real story of a shootout at the o.k. corral and have it seized the american west. jeff is a former book review editor of the fort worth star-telegram and also the author of the recent best seller, go down together, that's true untold story of bonnie and clyde. welcome. at like tess start up the conversation this evening with the question that i'm sure is on everyone's mind in this room. there are basically three iconic iments in the history of the