I think I faved this already...but here's the code snippet that will give you the title of the page you're on in drupal breadcrumbs when pasted into template.php in theme.

Quoted: <?php
/*
phptemplate_breadcrumb($breadcrumb) modification
File: template.php
Use: Hide breadcrumb trails with only 1 crumb, regardless of crumb name ("home" is)
a popular single-crumb that people like to have removed in some templates.
Through: PHPTemplate function override
Benefits: Does not involve extra code in separate view.
*/
function phptemplate_breadcrumb($breadcrumb) {
$home = variable_get('site_name', 'drupal');
$sep = ' &raquo; ';
// Check if breadcrumb has more than 1 element.
// Options: Change to the number of elements/crumbs a breadcrumb needs to be visible.
if (count($breadcrumb) > 1) {
$breadcrumb[0] = l(t($home), '');
/*
Optional: Include page title in breadcrumb.

drupal_get_title() !== ''
Check if title blank, if that is the case, we cannot include trailing page name.
strstr(end($breadcrumb),drupal_get_title()) == FALSE
Some modules will make it so path or breadcrumb will involve duplication of
title and node name (such as in the Events module) to remove this, simply
take out && strstr(end($breadcrumb),drupal_get_title()) == FALSE

Use: Simply uncomment the if structure below (3 lines).
Special Use: If you wish to use this regardless of elements/crumbs in a breadcrumb
simply cut/paste the statements inside the "if (count($breadcrumb) > 1)" outside
of the structure, and delete the extranneous structure.
*/
if ( (drupal_get_title() !== '') && (strstr(end($breadcrumb),drupal_get_title()) ) == FALSE) {
$breadcrumb[] = t(drupal_get_title(), '');
}

return implode($sep, $breadcrumb);
} else {
// Would only show a single element/crumb (or none), so return nothing.
// You can remove this statement.
}
}
?>