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changing mdot map fiber map 3 an armed man is shot by police in south baltimore, and is now in critical condition. it started when a man called police because he was scared that his roommate had a

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an arrest is made in the belvedere tire shop fire. fire.police arrested jason hicks... an employee at the tire shop.they're charging him with first degree arson.the fire broke out a week ago and flames quickly spread throughout the family business.... that had been there for over 50 years.fire crews spent all day trying to put out the fire.rueben maxwell owns the auto repair shop next door... and he says he saw hicks the day of the fire.he says... hicks has caused problems in the past by starting fights with employees

and even customers. 04:52 "i keep on telling him, mr. washington, that guy is a trouble maker. get rid of him." him."maxwell says he's called police on hicks several times. the motive is still unclear in this case... and there's no word on when... or if... the belvadere tire store will rebuild. the investigation continues into what caused a fire that left six families homeless. flames broke out around 12:30 saturdya afternoon... at the "reflections apartment homes" on little patuxent parkway in columbia. one person was rescued from the second floor and another person was treated for smoke inhalation . the red cross is helping people forced out of there homes. also in baltimore county... one person died and four others were injured in a crash in lochearn. this one happened around one o'clock yesterday afternoon, on liberty road near lanbeck and meadowside roads. no word on what caused the accident. a man on a motorcycle is killed after crashing into a

parked tractor trailer in elkridge.it happened on brookdale drive... just east of route one... around 12:45 saturday afternoon. investigators say 30-year-old... juan carlos calderon mejia... was speeding. he did not have a license to drive a motorcycle and he was not wearing a helmet. rescuers are continuing their search this morning for one person still missing after a small plane crashed off smith island. the plane crashed sunday afternoon into the chesapeake bay about three miles from the island.the pilot of the plane was able to swim ashore.he told state police that his mother was also on board the plane but died while they were in the water.her body has yet to be found. the fallout from major flooding is still being felt in port deposit. deposit.for almost a month now...residents in port deposit have been cleaning up and salvaging what they can. now the concern is condemned homes...and whether the people who used to live there...will ever come back.

"across the street, there are 1, 2, 3, 4 homes that are vacant...before the flood, they were full of people, one on right one on left are vacant, sometimes late at night you feel like you're the only one in town""my heart goes out to the people who can't go back to the town they grew up and the town they love" love"one presbyterian mission organization has already pledged money to help residents rebuild. maryland first lady katie o'malley will be launching a new program to promote fun and healthy eating for maryland families. the first lady will join doctor judith palfrey... head of the "let's move" campaign.. in annapolis today for the program announcement. under the initiative... a new healthy and easy recipe using maryland ingredients will be featured every month for the next year. a terrifying scene for drivers in philadelphia... after a 9-year-old boy crashes his parents' car into a tree.the

boy had taken the car out for a joyride... when he lost control of it... flipping it over... and crashing into a tree.he was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.no word yet on how far he drove... or where his parents were at the time.the boy is said to be in stable condition. tiger woods is no longer one of golf's top 50 players.this ends his 15-year streak.the official world ranking comes out today... and for the first time in a long time... woods will not be on it.woods can try to swing his way back onto the list this week... at the frys-dot-com open in california. til' death do us part? hmmm, maybe... in mexico... officials are considering a proposal... that would allow engaged couples to decide how long their marriage will last.those who don't expect to stay married forever... could set an end date... of as little as two years.the bill is designed to reduce painful and costly

divorces... by letting marriages end easily.it would let couples outline child custody and property agreements beforehand.the catholic church says it finds the idea appalling. plays guitar guitarit was a festival for baltimore's water reservoirs... at dam jam 2011. along with live music... there were wildlife exhibits, displays and historial re- enactors.it was all happening at the willow grove nature center at cromwell valley park in towson.organizers say the event was about teaching the public how to perserve our water supply. kocher says: "by doing things like not throwing trash, not putting oil down a storm drain, by picking up after your animal--all these things are very important in making sure we keep the water quality good." visitors also toured the loch raven dam... the region's number one supplier of drinking water. coming up on the early edition... is fall here to say.. or will

those temperatures climb back up?meterologist tony pagnotti has the answer in your seven day forecast. forecast. 3

fall hasn't been here long... but for some folks... it's already starting to feel like winter.take a look at this video from pennsylvania... where residents woke up to a light coating of snow over the weekend.forecasters say that area usually doesn't get it's first snow accumulation until sometime between october 20th and october 31st.

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coming up... terror threats of a new kind... 3 can there be a cyber pearl harbor, absolutely. absolutely. the newest front in the fight against terrorism. we take you inside the secret lab working to secure america in a very unlikely place. place.and later in sports... the ravens battle the jets under the lights at m&t bank... and the purple and black came out on top!we've got the highlights of the best plays. 3 3

3 experts believe terrorists are finding many new targets these days. days.one attack knocked out iran's nuclear weapons factory for almost two years. there's an unlikely place in america's backyard quietly working to protect the country from these new types of cyber terrorism. dan simon was allowed unprecedented access to their secret facility in this morning's cover story. story. when you think about idaho, you probably think of one thing: potatoes. it is after all the driving force of the state's economy. but just a few miles away from here in the town of idaho falls, government workers are trying to protect the country from terrorism. not from bullets or bombs, but from computers. it turns out that idaho is ground zero in the fight against terrorism.leading that fight is marty edwards. his job is 3

to prevent cyber criminals from breaking into systems that control everything from a city's power grid to the water supply. as these systems become more connected in general and to the internet, there's a lot of concern about people being able to manipulate systems for ill intent. to show what can happen--- and what's being done about it ---- the department of homeland security invited cnn and other media outlets for a rare look inside the idaho national laboratory. this section was made to look like a water treatment or chemical plant... another is built to represent a power substation--- both, where specialists can run a wide array of experimentsa including injecting a power grid with a computer virus that could knock out electricity for a wide areaa&. the key is to see how the system reacts and what software upgrades can be done to prevent it from happening in the first place.simon: we don't want to unnecessarily frighten people, but these

threats are real. edwards: they are absolutely real. ......but i think the average american doesn't understand but the vast majority of the infrastructure around them is controlled by computer devices and as we all know we can get viruses on our systems at home, these systems are susceptible to similar types of events.and viruses have the potential to leave entire cities.. or entire regionsa with contaiminated water and without power. in 2007, for instance, the lab conducted a then classified experiment known as aurora.the government test showed how hackers could not only shut off an electric generator but actually destroy it.any major knock out--- could be dubbed a cyber pearl harbor. worse yet... .. even if there were an attack.. the experts might not even know it. can there be a cyber pearl harbor, absolutely. would we know if it was a cyber pearl harbor, i don't believe so. security specialists like joe weiss worry about cyber criminals staying one step ahead---- by being able to

inflict damage without leaving a trace--- could you hide a plant shutting down or the lights shutting down? could you not know that it was cyber that caused it? the answer is "yes."just like a potato, cyber terrorism comes in many different varieties. the idaho national lab are trying to identify all of them--- and more important-to prevent an attack from happening.dan simon cnn woodville, idaho. coming up in our 6 o'clock hour... banning circumcison in california?it's up for legal debate.the reason why some are trying to outlaw the age old pr. practice.but first... the ravens pull another "w"..this time against the jets!the highlights coming up in sports..

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attacked!morgan adsit has the latest on the ravens win over the new york jets... at m & t bank stadium.

thank you to jessica who sent this into our photo gallery. these are her two girls... kaitlynn and laurynn... getting ready to watch the ravens take the field.jessica says.. her girls áloveá football! no matter where you're from...we're looking for all of you ravens fans to send us in photos showing off your "purple pride". go to foxbaltimore dot com and click on the community features section. coming up in our 6 o'clock hour... a tearful amanda knox... has made her plea for freedom to an italian court.what she told the jurors... concerning her conviction of

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'til "two years from now" do us part? where you can estimate when you'll get divorced before you ever say "i do." winning nats nats and... the ravens break records in their dominating win against the new york jets. how many wins in a row this makes for the purple and black.. over the green and white. 3 3