LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: More shots have been fired from the Baltimore area house where a suspected killer is holding three people hostage. CNN's Kate Snow is at the scene in Dundalk, Maryland, where the hostage drama is now in its fourth day -- Kate.</s>KATE SNOW, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Leon, this has been going on since Friday night, it's raining out here, people are getting weary, growing tired of all of this, not only the neighbors, but the police as well, want to see this come to a positive end. Now they say they have been talking to Joseph Palczynski all throughout the night, they've been talking to him about every hour for several minutes at a time, and they say that is a good sign. They're trying to keep an open line of communication with him. Twice yesterday that communication broke down, and what happened at that point is Palczynski reacted by shooting at an armed carrier -- or rather an armored carrier, an armored vehicle that they use when they drive through the neighborhood. They use that vehicle to go through with bull horns and yell things at Palczynski. At the time yesterday, they were yelling at him: Please, Joe, pickup the phone. They were trying to get him to reestablish contact, that's when he shot at the police. And that happened twice yesterday. Also yesterday, a gunshot inside the home, where he's holding those three hostages, that was causing quite a concern yesterday. Police this morning telling us they do not believe that anyone in inside has any, quote, "life-threatening injuries." That opens the possibility that there could be some injury inside, but they say no life-threatening injuries at this point. Kate Snow, CNN live in Dundalk, Maryland.</s>CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: All right, thanks, Kate.</s>HARRIS: Thank you, Kate. Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNmoney.com The Web
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