facility, ugly and shocking. i share the public s revulsion at these allegations. and we have a zero tolerance policy towards corruption of any kind. the feds say tavon white, a leader of the black gorilla gang, impregnated four officers. smuggling drugs and using illegal cell phones to connect to the outside world. the indictment slammed security, noting minimal screenings, completely inadequate. yet, the governor stands behind his leadership, including the secretary of public safety, gary mainard. i told him, you make sure you cooperate fully, and give the u.s. attorney anything and everything they need from us. reporter: correctional officers back, with their union, claiming staff was cut to the bone ask lacked proper training. there needs to be a thorough examination at every level. if there aren t enough officers overseeing the activities. i don t know how it reached the level of the incident that happened. reporter: other questions have gone unanswered,
uncover the plot. the president s ordered a top-level probe but is not appoi pointing fingers. the fbi performed their duties, department of homeland security did what it was supposed to be doing. but, this is hard stuff. reporter: so is gitmo, where a hunger strike by war on terror detainees has mr. obama demanding to know why congress keeps the prison open. all of us should reflect why exactly are we doing this? which is essentially what the president is saying about congress and sequestration. he says it is not fair, even though he is looking at air travel, instead of doing what he wants which is ending across the board spending cuts. the investigation into the boston marathon bombings is now expanding to focus on u.s. intelligence officials. president obama says the director of national intelligence will review just how the fbi and the cia and other government agencies handled information they had on the suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev before the attacks. we have als
set them on the floor and requesting where was the safe, where s the money? reporter: the owner says before the robbers could get anything another customer came in looking for the workers. the suspect ran out the backdoor. they had a gun. none of my employees were hurt. we didn t lose anything. so we re extremely lucky in that. reporter: that wasn t the case at country place liquors, a little more than a week after portside was robbed the store held up at gunpoint, too. an employee who was alone says he was tied up and forced into a freezer while the robbers took cash, lottery tickets and liquor. charles county police believe the suspects are the same and that a woman caught on camera is involved. this female was connected to those lottery tickets in that she tried to cash one of them. we got surveillance footage of her doing that. she s been linked to one of the robberies in charles county. she may have been a driver of a get-away carpet. reporter: a get-away car d
but first let s check outside with john collins. stars, clear skies. felt like summer yesterday. beautiful day yesterday. been so long. we got a baseball game today. it s exciting. here in baltimore! things are going downhill. not for sports. weather wise. we re going to see a big change here coming. one, there s some rain out there that s headed in with a cold front. and the cold front is really gonna change the complexion of the weather over the next 24-36-48 hours. the front, you can see the rain. most of it in pennsylvania and up in new york state. becomes rather scattered when you get farther south down into the ohio river valley. look at the numbers on the screen. 58 baltimore. pittsburgh, 49. ft. wayne, 36. much colder air coming in behind that cold front. it all happens this weekend. i ll detail it all in just a minute. thank you, john. well, the cinderella story continues for the baltimore orioles who took down the texas rangers last night by a final
upper 40s right now. if you are planning your day here s the way it s going to look with 4050s to start out at our coast. we will hold on to the low clouds and the fog for some time. but by the midday hour everyone is mostly sunny and will enjoy the weather. mid-60s around the bay to the upper 60s inland. that gives you an idea how warm it is going to be by the afternoon. are going to climb another 10, 15 degrees to the upper 80s, near 90 with upper 70s around the bay. keeping it cool with the on shore flow at the coast and that s a hint for what s to come for the second half of the weekend. we are talking cooler temperatures spreading across the bay. i ll have that forecast for you coming up a bit later. terry. thanks a lot, lisa. new this morning, one of the largest volunteer efforts in the world take place today. in the bay area this morning thousands of volunteers are expected to hit beaches, shore lines and inland waterways for the state s 28th annual coastal cleanup d