JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: The school bus driver who police say picked up a group of children yesterday and took them on a five-hour detour to another state appeared this afternoon in a Maryland courtroom. CNN's Deborah Feyerick has the latest on the case from Exeter Township, Pennsylvania -- Deborah.</s>DEBORAH FEYERICK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Judy, we don't know what the end goal of this strange trip was, but we are getting two very different pictures, one from the kids who were on the bus; the other from FBI agents and federal prosecutors. To bring you up on the latest, Otto Nuss is expected to be arraigned in a Philadelphia court within the hour. He was in Maryland early this morning for a preliminary hearing. He was described as being very distraught. He put his head in his hands. At one point, the judge asked him whether he was taking any medication, perhaps, which could have altered his behavior. He looked at the judge and he said, "I am not insane." Mr. Nuss' lawyer addressed both the judge and, later on, reporters outside.</s>DANIEL STILLER, PUBLIC DEFENDER: At my client's request, I informed Judge Day that Mr. Nuss is not totally responsible and that there may have been a setup. What that means I don't know. I served my client. And he asked me and it was important to him that that information be communicated.</s>FEYERICK: Prosecutors and FBI agents did find guns inside the house, but Mr. Nuss was a hunter -- Judy.</s>WOODRUFF: All right, Deborah Feyerick joining us from Pennsylvania -- thank you, Deborah.
Otto Nuss Appears in Maryland Courtroom