CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: In suburban Baltimore, a standoff with a hostage-holding murder suspect is now in its fourth day. CNN's Kate Snow joins us from Dundalk, Maryland, with the latest. Kate, any movement there?</s>KATE SNOW, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Carol, not a lot of movement overnight, although police say they are still talking with Joseph Palczynski, that's the man who is holed up, holding three hostages inside a house behind me about two blocks behind me. They say they've been talking to him about every hour for a couple of minutes each hour. They actually said they were just talking to him right now, as we speak. And they are trying to keep up a constant dialogue with Palczynski. Yesterday, when that dialogue broke down a couple of times, Palczynski responded by firing shots out the window, aimed at police officers. And at one point yesterday, there was also a single gun shot heard, fired inside the house; that's the first time we've ever heard a gun shot inside the house. There was a lot of concern over that. Police now tell us that no one in the house has any life- threatening injury. That's a little bit different than what they said yesterday, indicating perhaps, maybe, one of the hostages might have been injured in some way. But no life-threatening injury inside the house. In the meantime, neighbors are growing restless. They're getting concerned about their property. Police have had to enforce a perimeter around the area here. They've got about a four-block area cordoned off. They tell us they've arrested about two or more people over the last 12 hours or so, people who tried to get back into that perimeter area. Police saying that until this whole thing is over, they really need for everyone to keep out of danger. Kate Snow, CNN live, Dundalk, Maryland. Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNmoney.com The Web
Hostage Standoff in Dundalk, MD Now in Fourth Day