police arrested and charged four students including an 18-year- old william bryant and 19-year- old isiah st. claire along with a 16-year-old and 17-year-old. a discovery the county sheriff's department in frederick evacuated part of the court after finding a coconut near the entrance. it was cut down the center and then put back together. as a precaution, the bomb squad was called and authorities evacuated the area. the cocoanuts was found to be harmless. >> we are keeping a close eye on wall street one day after the dow jones suffered its worst day of the new year. in a live look right now as stocks are up almost 70 points after a big drop yesterday. the dow jones fell on monday pickup in what has been a steady rally this year. two weeks ago the dow jones closed above 13,000 for the first time since may of taos and eight. -- in may of 2008. >> the key witness in the south capitol street murders nathaniel sims, will take the stand. he admitted to firing into a crowd of people. the mass shootings killed five people. still ahead, a family mystery. why relatives have a desperate plea for a

william bryant and isiah face charges. other students are being charged as juveniles. police say the suspect's still another coat and cellphone. the victim was taken to the hospital. the mother and brother of an teenager killed in a terrible car crash in january say they admit to having a party the night of the crash but deny giving alcohol to any minors. police say debbie and joshua were cited for furnishing not call to minors. it killed their daughter and sister, brianna franco. pretty walker and the driver of the other car. the citation is punishable by up to $2,500, but drivers were under the influence of the time. >> at least one suspect is being -- has been arrested on a couple that just bought a new computer. police say these brothers work to carry out the attack. police telling us that one brother is still on the run. they attacked a man and woman last month as they went into the parking garage. there was also a third suspect involved. he has not been arrested. take a good luck. this is a man wanted for several armed robbers. >> the most recent was tuesday morn

another brother of theirs was a famous poet william bryant who resided in the east. lovejoy was also introduced in other residents involved with the underground railroad. lovejoy wasted no time proproclaiming his antislavery views but his advocacy was unenthusiastically received by the majority of his proficieari. many of the people in bureau county changed their minds about the institution of slavery. by the mid 1840s princeton became one of the most important underground railroad stops in the state. there were four primary underground railroad routes through illinois. all of them twisted and zigzagged and sometimes made hair pin turns in order to confuse pursuers. one route traced the court of the rock river. this will lean on the mississippi river, move towards dixon where the rock river turns north towards wisconsin. a second route left southern illinois starting in cairo. this route split apart in chester, illinois. it usually swept east through woodferred counties and eventually turned towards chicago. the other leg of the cairo line after separating at chester

william bryant and isiah and other students attacked another student in the hallway between classes. police it once suspects still a coat and a cell phone and that victim was taken to the hospital. the teens face assault and robbery charges. a man remains in the hospital this morning been treated for life-threatening burns after a two alarm fire in a senior apartment building. the started just before 7:00 last night. authorities say the man was air lifted to bayview medical center. no word on a cause for the fire. >> police officer unions are still waiting for john leopold to resign following a no- confidence vote in their leadership. they want the man to resign following an indictment. she is accused of misusing his security detail for personal benefit. the president of the union call for them to resign. that brings us to a water cooler question of the day, you think john leopold should step down from office in the wake of his indictment? share your response on wbaltv.com. or send us an e-mail. >> 5:37, 54 degrees. still ahead, having trouble paying your medical bills? you are defin

were tied to the anti-slavery cause, particularly the bryant brothers, john, arthur and cyrus, another brother of theirs was famous american poet, william cullen bryant, who at that time resided in the east, of course. lovejoy was also introduced to other bureau county residents who were actively involved with the underground railroad, the holbrooks, smiths and pinkertons. lovejay wasted no time proclaiming his anti-slavery views and his abolitionist advocacy was unenthusiastically received by the majority of his parishioners. in fact he was warned to stop speaking against slavery or possibly face violent consequences. but gradually, due primarily to lovejoy's persistence, many of the people in bureau county changed their minds about the institution of slavery. by the mid 1840s, princeton became one of the most important underground railroad stops in the state. there were four primary underground railroad routes through illinois, all of them twisted and zigzagged and sometimes made hairpin turns in order to confuse pursuers. one route traced the course of the rock river, proceeded from rock island in moline on the mississippi river, mov

conservatism, liberalism, courses on religion in american politics because i wrote a biography on william james bryantwho was a devout liberal or progressive he called himself at the time. so, you know, has a lot of scholars to, i like to teach courses about things i've not written about or in the process of writing about and i teach a graduate course as well. >> why are you no longer a revolutionary as you said? they would make me realize i was angry at the people because we were not in vietnam, we were not in a fight but we are a democracy and we are a place people believe in individual rights in part because the one wrapped. as i mentioned before human rights, so i began to think that maybe we can try to get change within the system without believe in social movements don't matter. you have to bush and democrats, republicans, business, the media from outside to get them to pay attention to and not really doing about the decision be doing something about it. at the same time, i no longer believe it is necessary or justified to. >> michael kazin to read at a college at georgetown university. it's a c

the lakers with a 2-point lead, bryant hit back to back jumpers. vanessa williamst at courtside. >> cal and st. mary's, one game and they both went home. stanford is in the tournament, the mit and josh owens. anthony brown, he had 18 points, jhonny dawkins for the 25th time this year is a winner. stanford, 74-64. they move onto thursday's championship game. and their opponent will be minnesota, which outlasts washington 68-67. gophers are only 6 and 12 in conference play, that being the big-10. stanford, minnesota, finals on thursday. of and it's the first time two sisters have been all-americans in the same season. never happened before. the sisters, pretty darn good. all-americans. i'll say it again, first time ever two sisters, same season, all-americans. as a chef we are always committed to our suppliers... you know, those farmers, those foragers, those fishermen... for me, it's really about building this extraordinary community. american express is passionate about the same thing. they're one of those partners that i would really rely on whether it's finding n

you could see he was a very good public speaker, william james bryant, three-time democratic candidate century, there was a shortage of gold relative to economic growth. since there was and not enough gold. money supply was shrinking relative to the economy, the u.s. economy was experiencing a deflationary as prices were falling over this. this cause some problems. people who were most concerned about it or farmers and other agricultural related occupations. think about this for a moment. if you are a farmer in kansas and you have a mortgage with a bang and the mortgage requires a fixed payment of $20 each month, that amount of money you have to pay is fixed. how do you pay that? you pay it by growing their crops and selling it in the market. the prices of your corn or cotton or your grain is falling over time. your payment to the bank stays the same. a deflationary created a grinding pressure on farmers as they saw the prices of their products going down. as their debt payments remained unchanged. farmers were squeezed by the decline in their crop prices. they recognized this deflatio

bryant, creator of the documentary, runaway slave. juan williams, has written a new column about the case. you know, i am looking at the headline on abc and from what we have heard, their headline is -- reverend, that trayvon martin video shows no blood or bruises on george zimmerman. they are looking at a distance from him in a police video, after he had been treated by medics. does this sound like the media is looking to spin this? >> well, yes, of course, the liberal media particularly is always looking to spin t. but this is one thing we do know, that justice will have her way in this particular case. but, sean, this thing has turned into a real mess. and if we don't allow reasonable heads to prevail in this, this powderkeg can truly plode in florida. >> sean: reverend, you said that reverend jesse jackson and others are exploiting trayvon martin's tragedy to racially divide this country? >> and they have been doing that for a long time. it's odd that here in the year 2012, we are still having conversations that we could in fact talk about in t