police have not made any arrests so far. derrick ward spoke to witnesses inside the mall when it happened. he ll have their reaction and also what else police found in the mall at 5:00. after a long and hated court battle, thousands of confidential files from the boy scots of america were made public today. the documents detail years of child sex abuse by some scout leaders. as jay gray reports, this could lead to new criminal charges. reporter: these documents have been hidden from the public for decades, just like so many of the horrific crimes outlined in the nearly 15,000 pages here. but today, they re being revealed. these are files that documents the history of allegations of abuse in scouting, and how the boy scouts responded to those allegations. reporter: the boy scouts of america fought to keep the files private saying a confidential list shouldn t be released. a scoutmaster in the state was convicted of abuse. you do n get to keep secrets about hidden d
what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? [meow] [laughter] craig: all right, geoff. one more chapter then you have to go to sleep. [laughter] have you read that book? geoff: yeah, it is a great book. craig: what is it about? geoff: larry king. craig: does it say anything about the time he was in the yeah, maybe. yeah. craig: did you know that? geoff: i didn t know that. craig: i didn t either. i just made it up. what if it was true? geoff: m doing that thing where i laugh and don t move my mouth. craig: i noticed. [laughter] geoff: you think larry has killed people? [laughter] craig: no! [laughter] don t be absurd. geoff: that s silly. craig: crazy. [laughter] you think secretariat has killed anyone? [creepy music] [laughter] geoff: no. craig: no. no. no. so you want to walk home with me tonight? geoff: how dare you! craig: what are you talking about? geoff: i can t walk, man. craig: i was like why what s wrong with that? then i remembered. you re stuck here
river is just beyond those homes... some of the people who live in this neighborhood.. including children were involved in that accident.. and tonight we hear the frantic calls for help. from one man who jumped into action. action. &p(áááááánats up full: ááááááááá)witness: i saw it happen.. 911 operator: how many people did you see go people flying in the water. i don t know. they may be ok, they may not. i m not sure. witness: there was one boat flying, that seemed like full throttle and the other was towing some kids. kids. in all.. four children and two adults were seriously hurt, including del. dwyer, who admitted he d been drinking before his boat collided with another vessel. after the aacident.. he talked publicly about it. it. 3 it is true that i was drinking while opertaing my boat yesterday. ii has also been reported that my blooo alcohol level was .20. no one should be drinking while operating a motor vehicle or powerboat. investigators are t
and we are back now, right after chris christie s pretty electric speech here at the republican national convention. as you pointed out, die ane, it did take him a little time to mention mitt romney. in the state of new jersey, here s the gamble, though, of chris christie i want to ask you about, a lot of emphasis on shared truths and sacrifices. is that where we are right now? we ll find out. it also sets mr. romney up for a challenge because people are going to be listening on thursday night for hard truths. so far, mr. romney has said there will be tax cuts paid for by an unspecified withdrawal of deductions. the question is will there be mental truths there. there s a bit of whiplash tonight. ann romney starts by saying i want to talk to you about love. chris christie doesn t do love. he s not mr. congeniality. he s setting to you a different speech. we ll see you all tomorrow night. great to have you with us. of course, don t forget, good morning america tomorrow
33 baltimore has a new police commissioner.the mayor appointed doctor anthony batts as the new top cop. cop.and some baltimore city council members are voicing their outrage.megan gilliland is here with more on why they re upset about this decision. good morning guys,commissioner batts has decades of experience in law enforcment. heading up departments in oakland and long beach. but some council members still aren t sure it was the right decisionn decision.in fact. they re publicly questioning the mayor and the direction she s decided to go. hiring an outsider for the job. councilman brandon scott. tells us he expected to hhar that cting police commissioner anthony barkssaae got the job. 23:03 right now were seeing historic crime lows in baltimore from the plannwe work being done by the commaadd team we have in place today so concerned about changing that because it has us heading in the right direction at this point, batts says he doesn t intend to make any changes in how th