street. the employees, they were hysterical, they were running outside, crying. they were running the state office, which runs the foster care for the city. it s here, where parents are allowed to visit the children they had taken away from them. the baby s mom was visiting with the baby and a social worker here at the location. at some point, the mother became irate, pulled out a long kitchen knife, and began stabbing the baby. when police arrived, they arrest the baby s mother. i can t believe the baby got stabbed. reporter: soon, the baby and the mom, are taken away in separate ambulances. we do have the mother in custody. she s being questioned. we have to check on her mental stability as well. reporter: the fire department says the quick actions of the two paramedics who responded to the scene, to control the baby s bleeding, may have saved that baby s life. she is here at hopkins, in critical condition. mike schuh, reporting live, mary, back to you. al
scandal. the new scandal that may have taken place in the president s hotel. good evening and thanks for being with us. i m maureen umeh. earth day was a washout. the rain kept most of the crowd away from the earth day celebration on the national mall. is the worst over? hi, gary. maureen, it s kind of hard to say. we still have the winds out there gusting up to 30 miles per hour in some places. some of this rain is moving on. let s go over to radar and let me show you what it looks like out there now. we ve lost a lot of the yellow and orange we had earlier and we re beginning to see drier conditions down to the south of us. still raining in the metro. everything has lightened up a bit. we will have more showers moving through overnight. won t dry out completely. probably will get drying taking place tomorrow. temperatures right now, part of the story as well, what a plunge. 48degrees now. gaithersburg 43. baltimore 47. martinsburg and winchester in the lower 40s. there
threatening to place a bomb at his middle school. a tip from another student led investigators to search that boy s home and that s where they found some bomb-making materials. now he s been charged with a felony. sadly enough, today is the anniversary of the massacre at columbine high school which is just seven miles away. police in oakland are trying to track down an angry basketball fan who attacked a teenage player in the middle of the game. the man ran on to the court on easter sunday during a youth tournament between two longtime rival teams. he punched out the young player in front of the crowd and then managed somehow to get away from the scene. coaches from both teams are, of course, denouncing the attack. we all get fanatic about our sports, but deep breaths, everybody. it s a game. penn state has settled its contract with joe paterno who died in january. his family is going to get $6.5 million which includes a $3 million retirement bonus, access to a stadiu
now he s been charged with a felony. sadly enough, today is the anniversary of the massacre at columbine high school which is just seven miles away. police in oakland are trying to track down an angry basketball fan who attacked a teenage player in the middle of the game. the man ran on to the court on easter sunday during a youth tournament between two longtime rival teams. he punched out the young player in front of the crowd and then managed somehow to get away from the scene. coaches from both teams are, of course, denouncing the attack. we all get fanatic about our sports, but deep breaths, everybody. it s a game. penn state has settled its contract with joe paterno who died in january. his family is going to get $6.5 million which includes a $3 million retirement bonus, access to a stadium suite with 1.5 mill, $900,000 in media revenue and a $401,000 death benefit. all financial agreemented were honored even though the university fired jopa after that jerry sand
plus the identities of two of the secret service agents caught in that sex scandal are out now and both live right here in our area. but we begin with that troubling discovery in metro. thanks for joining us tonight. i m maureen umeh. i m laura evans. shawn and brian are off tonight. the defibrillator discovery was made when someone went to use one on a man suffering a heart attack. he was later pronounced dead. fox 5 s karen gray houston is live in alexandria with the details on that story. reporter: metro is investigating the circumstances of that man s death. the incident, however, exposes potential problems with its supply of defibrillators. right now what metro is doing is being proactive replacing the 44 defibrillators they have on hand at various metro stations and they re adding dozens more brand-new state of the art units. those new defibrillators are being distributed at the station, judiciary square. some station managers are already trained how to use them