out of an arundel county. >> a young man has been shot. >> this is still in very active scene. officials are processing the scene and going over what happened. officials say they got the call around 9:00 p.m. tonight as shots fired at mr. wings and pizza. take a look at the video from earlier. police say is that four guys walked into the restaurant and said they were going to rob the place. one person who did not work at the restaurant was shot in the upper torso. officials say he was taken to hospital in critical condition. there was a fourth suspect -- the four suspects took off on foot. there's no indication whether they got anything from the restaurant.

we're waiting for officials to release the victim's identity. they're waiting to contact his family before they release that information. i spoke with folks here on the scene identified themselves as the victim's friends. they huddled up out here at the outset of the crime scene for about an hour. they do not know much information, but they're hoping for the best and that their friend will pull through. >> we have an update on a tragic story that we to go out at 6:00 p.m. >> a 7-year-old boy died after being hit by a car on the 3100 block of oro road. he was chasing after a ball. the child was rushed to the hospital, but did not survive his injuries appeared >> and now to the store that we first reported earlier today, the rest of the prince george's county executive and his wife.

>> federal investigators say that they had search warrants at 13 locations leading to the arrest. it is just part of a long investigation into corruption allegations in prince george's county. federal the messiers -- federal investigators took jack johnson and his wife in handcuffs. they are charged with tampering with a witness and destruction of records in a federal investigation. >> this involves allegations that real estate investors have been paying off officials for official action. >> according to an affidavit, fbi agents have been monitoring the county executive's movement through wiretaps and other methods as far back as 2007. investigations reveal payments to johnson from real estate investigator for $100,000 in one

instance and $5,000 in another. today, agents allegedly interrupted a $15,000 payoff to johnson from the developer. >> jack johnson was permitted to leave that interview. he made a series of telephone calls to his wife, leslie johnson. >> that is what david says, monitored by fbi agents, including johnson instructing his walk to destroy a $100,000 check. he -- she asked, "de wanted to put it down the toilet?" johnson replies, "yes, flush it." officials retrieved $6,000 from leslie johnson's underwear. >> we still have several real- estate developers and government officials to be interviewed. fbi and irs agents will be

conducting those interviews and gathering additional evidence in the coming days. >> jeff johnson was released from jail today, but placed under electronic monitoring. leslie johnson was released under her own recognizance. each charge carries the maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison. a southern pennsylvania game warden has been killed in a shootout with a suspected poachers. 31-year-old conservation officer david grow was shot and killed after he pulled someone over last night. h11 hours later, johnson was arrested at a hunting camp. growth was the first gaming official -- game officials who was shot in many years. >> it seems like the police are

here and around more than we are. more than the residents. >> our investigation revealed that the victim had been at that location. he was an acquaintance of the suspect and the witnesses in this case. >> he is facing first-degree murder charges. >> when community remains on high alert as they search for a man who raped a young mother earlier this week. that search is intensifying. >> shih no more is pleased to see more police -- sheena moore is pleased to see more police. >> i guess they let the people in the area know what was going on. i am glad that the police are around here more fluently than usual. >> tonight, police went door to door on the 8100 block of scenic

meadow drive, alerting residents of the violent sexual assault that happened there. since monday's attack, they have encouraged people to be on the lookout for the man on this composite sketch. he raped a young woman just after 7:00 p.m. monday night. >> a 23-year-old female was walking into the dumpster to throw out the trash, if you will. she saw a suspicious subject looking in the bushes. he grabbed her and sexually assaulted her. >> that to happen to anybody. that could happen to me. sometimes i come and live with my child. sometimes we have to go through the back or go up the stairs. they do not have an elected. they need to put some lights. >> the anne arundel police are encouraging people to be aware. >> if you see anything suspicious, call the police department. keep your cell phone handy. travel in groups. >> anyone with information is

urged to call metro crimerstoppers. >> a candlelight vigil was held this evening by family and friends of two men whose bodies were found after a fire engulfed an auto body shop. pictures and mementos were laid to remember those lives lost. they were killed when the flames overpower them. the fire happened back on wednesday and quickly escalated to three alarms before the building collapsed. inspection of the howard street real rotundrailroad tunns people concern appeared >>. >> baltimore mayor stephanie

rawlings blake took a tour in a new passenger van. the inspection is a follow-up to a meeting with csx about safety in minutes improvement in the aftermath of an august 5 derailment of 13 cars which disrupted north-south freight traffic for an entire day. their latest examination made an unexpected discovery, water on the ground next to the tracks. one city official said it was something they are not comfortable with. >> it is hard to do the forensics around that and determine exactly the source of the water. but, again, we think we can stay on top of that. >> the tunnel has a history of water problems. back in 2001, a csx derailment and chemical fire caused a disruption for several days.

the rawlings blake administration has forged a partnership with csx to improve public safety. >> i am pleased. csx has been a great partner working with us. they are doing work, improving drainage through the tunnel. they are also going above and beyond when it comes to the safety check. >> they will inspect the tunnels more frequently, increase infrared probe to detect hidden trap falls, improve drainage and install pumps. csx is confident that these procedures will improve confidence. the mayor's office of emergency management is looking to use homeland security grants to put in a radio transmitter in the tunnel and for a portable the police and . they are in the system -- a portable ventilation system.

>> the city used to have to wait for the state to disclose hazardous material going to the tunnel. [bell ringing] >> it was the worst week for stocks in three months as the dow lost 9.5 points. the nasdaq lost 32. . the s&p slipped nearly 14 points. the good news, the company laid off nearly 400 employees at its ship-building facility in virginia. they call it a critical and necessary step. northrop grumman is moving its

headquarters from california to virginia. retailers are looking for a lot of seasonal workers these days. sears is doing the most hiring with a 12,000 jobs posted nationwide. next is jcpenney and macy's. ups and fedex are also looking for help. it appears that some jobs could turn into long-term jobs. 40% of companies say that some previous holiday hires are currently full-timer's pierre >> officials and baltimore are looking for new plans to hold -- full-timer's. >> officials in baltimore are looking for a new place for the arena. the work went to tear it down and build a new one, but that project was stalled by the recession. >> next, how you can make christmas extra special for the troops overseas this holiday season.

>> this little fellow is quite a story. >> to be honest, it is a marketing term that has no value. it does not make sense. >> you may have heard about cellphone carriers unloading the latest 4g. we will go inside those claims. >> we have details about a proposal that has a lot of tourists talking. >> high pressure over the season -- we will see a mild weekend ahead of us. right now, we are 37 degrees at the airport.

>> there is a new member in town at st. john's college. she is a jack russell named katie. she spends all her time at mellon hall.

she is called the $6 billion dog because the school benefactor said he would give the school millions of dollars to build a dorm with one stipulation. he wanted a dog on campus. >> a graduate of the college remembered that there was a dog on campus when he was here. he said that he would donate money to the college to help build one of our dormitories provided we had a dog on campus all the time. >> and so it is. students and school officials say that everyone has been brought together because of katie who roams freely and has her own place to run and play. go, katie. >> that is the happiest dog. cell phone carriers are the latest to go to battle over the hard-earned money that you have. what does 4 g mean? basically, it means speed. it is faster than 3 g.

but carriers who claimed to have 4 g may not actually have the technical capability. >> it is easier to understand and then when you get really into the nuts and bolts of what these technologies are called and what they do. >> advertising of the cellphone download speed is more accurate. >> the next time you had to d.c., you may have to dig deeper into your pocket. the smithsonian museums have been free for more than a century. but now a panel wants to change that. >> the smithsonian museums attract millions of visitors from around the country each year. >> i think it is something good for the kids to come down and be educated about american history. >> that they were free made it more appealing. >> but now the deficit-reduction panel wants to change that

pierre >> we are clearly on an unsustainable path. >> they are proposing $25 million in funding cuts. and they wanted to start charging admission. free or fee? >> should the museum's be free or should they be a fee? >> if you did not have a free museum, why would you come to washington, d.c.? >> things have to be paid for. if that means charging a minimal admission, do not think it would be a bad thing. >> how much? >> $7.50 is not that much money. >> that is expensive. if you have a family of three or four, that is expensive. >> the panel firmly believes that the -- these people think that the museum should be free. >> these are the collections held in trust for the american people. they are in fact the national museums. regardless of your ability to pay, you should be able to come and see.

>> the final decision will be up to the president's deficit panel and congress. >> it is that even thanksgiving, but the carroll county agricultural center jim moret is already thinking about christmas. this is the new home of operation christmas tree. trees for soldiers will be packed up and sent overseas. it started five years ago. >> this is our fifth year. the letters are getting more detailed every year. it is basically a piece of home to the guys. >> have can you help? a donation of $25 will put together a christmas tree for a soldier. it includes the lights and everything. for more information, had to our website, wbaltv.com.

>> afternoon temperatures ran above normal, with the exception of the far northern sections by the canadian border. it was cooler up toward nortnew england. we are in the 60's here appeared to the west, there -- we were in the 60's here. to the u.s., they were in the 70's. the morning was called. -- to the west, they were in the 70's. the morning was cold. it was 28 degrees at the airport. for the most part, the afternoon was mild for this time of year. it was not record-setting by any stretch. it is 35 degrees at the tiny

town right now. bwi marshall is at 37 degrees. the eastern shore will be cold in the morning. the milder spot will be along the shore. inland locations will cool rapidly with this crystal clear sky. that means temperatures will head to the 20's in the inland servers and 40's at the harbor. persistent east-northeast wind for the past 24 hours. the tide is expected to run a foot or two above normal in the morning. that should ease off as the high-pressure system goes off to the atlantic. but it will be strong enough and cold enough to bring clear whether for the weekend. sunshine tomorrow, partly cloudy on sunday, some showers could reach garrett county on monday.

we will see a chance for a couple more clouds as well. there is the hint of our next significant chance of rain coming in from the south on tuesday and wednesday. it will be some shiny and mild to market and the wind will be out of the northeast that i've lost to 10 knots. -- out of the northeast at 5 knots to 10 knots. the lower eastern shore will be a couple of degrees cooler. it will take another day to reach ocean city, but they will have 62 degrees. it will be in the upper 60's tomorrow. there is a 20% chance of a sprinkle on monday. but then those rain chances go up. we may even have heavy rain on tuesday afternoon into wednesday morning. >> a bad call followed by a no call hurt the ravens last night. you'll hear what the team is saying about that.

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>> it is the playoffs in high school football. what happened in the regular season doesn't really matter. tonight, the rematch. there was plenty to cheer about it you were on the franklin side. joey dorsey goes back the past and its thomas. franklin jumped up to a 14-0 lead. in the second quarter, it was the same combination during

dorsey to thomas. this play covers 34 yards. the indians are rolling. in the third quarter, here comes here for. -- here comes hereford. that good feeling for the bulls did not last long. look at this. he leaves over a defender. are you kidding me? a tremendous 27-yard touchdown. the indians are not done yet. franklin gets the revenge in a big way. they win 37-14. old mill is holding broad net. brian already has one touchdown and is looking for more. brian randolph is shaking and baking 55 yards into the end zone. he is going deep. darnell sullivan did set off and

makes the spectacular grab. he is up to the races. this touchdown cut it to 14-10. he knows a good thing when he sees it. guess who? solomon does it again. another touchdown. the extra point was no good. this first down ices it for broad neck. the defendaning champs go down. sometimes bad calls are part of the game. but taking the high road is not the road that travel very often. on a third and 10, dinkins clearly does not have control of the ball until -- jenkins clearly does not have control of the ball until he is out of bounds. josh pleaded his case, pleading for pass interference.

but no flag was thrown. white admitted after the game that he did push wilson. afterwards, jeff tarballs was asked if he should have been flight. >> i think you all saw it. we were fighting like crazy trying to cover them. fighting like crazy to get to them and stop them. >> there you have controversial calls. it was one of those very difficult losses. >> the ravens defensive tackle is lighter in the wallet. he was fined $10,000 for this hit on chad henie last sunday. a league spokesman says that he unnecessarily struck any with his helmet. the league did not find mclean for an illegit spitting incident. there was not enough conclusive -- for an allegedly spitting incident.

there was not enough conclusive evidence. greyhounds in white. scheyer walker backs down darrell mccoy. walker delivers the pretty turnaround. drexel controlled in the first half. he misses the jumper. drexel was -- drexel led as much as 18 in the first half. the big fellow sticks to jae. but he comes up just short. drexel beat loyola 75-72. the greyhound will face usnbc.

>> looking forward to tamara. >> it will be a nice day. it will be chilly early on. >> i should not be laughing. >> it will be 68 degrees when ron is hitting his stride in the afternoon. there will be a couple of sprinkles possible on monday. but real rain will be here on tuesday and wednesday. then temperatures will be back to normal. >> what ever normal is. >> they just do not plan. >> thank you for joining us. have a good weekend.