police headquarters where the commissioner released a uptate on the investigation. alex. >> that says they are no longer looking for the guys n less than 24 hours, they have managed to arrest two suspects in the shooting of a baltimore police officer. >> there are is a police presence outside of the home of the detective aaron harris but a chance flooded the neighborhood after he was attacked. >> we know he was tempting to get into the home when he was approached they were trying to rob him. >> he was rushed to the hospital. a few hours later, a teen named craig tilllet had a gunshot wound to the leg. >> with a story about how he

had been shot tkw-bgtdives greeted him. >> he was led to a second teen. they have been charged with adults in an apparent robbery attempt. the detective was off duty in plains clothes. police do not think they knew they were taking on an armed officer. >> they thought he was an easy mark. you know to their surprise, it was detective harris who was armed with a .40 caliber. so, we thank the lord he is still alive. >> reporter: the detective is 39. he is a 16-year veteran with the force. he underwent surgery for a gunshot wound. he has surgery to go on his leg for two more wounds. the teens have been charged with attempted murder as assaults. back to you. >> thank you very much. a young girl is fighting for her life after being

diagnosed with h1n1. jessica kartalija is in the newsroom with a update. >> reporter: and destiny parker collapsed in a school on monday. she was taken to the hospital where she went into card lack arrest. the 13-year-old is sedated. her aunt said her heart is stronger and she is expected to recover. students and parents at the school have been notified of her illness. and the mayor announced plans to vaccinate as many students as possible against the flu, back to you. at 5:00 we talked to parker's battle with h1n1. speed cameras will be in the city. next thursday they will go up near public school zones. if you are caught going over the limit you will receive a 40- dollar ticket. 51 cameras are expected to be placed around the city. the supreme court justice ruth gins berg is back at work.

she was admitted to a hospital last night after falling ill. she recently underwent surgery for cancer. she joined the court in 1993 after being nominated by bill clinton. a surprise announcement from the president at the economic summit in pittsburgh. the spotlight shifted to iran for violating the law with more nuclear secrets. >> the president made the accusation iran has been hiding a nuclear facility. together with the leaders of france and plane, he demanded that the government allow inspectors inside. >> the government must demonstrate through deeds its peaceful intentions or be held accountable to the international standards and international law. >> reporter: the u.s. has been monitoring the site and says that it is not operational yet but it is large enough to enrich uranium for 1 or 2 bombs

a year. iran confirmed it existed. in an interview the president said that he is under no obligation to tell the u.s. about every new york project. world laters are gathered for the summit but between revelations and protests on the streets here, the financial work has been overshadowed. and they have and at times disrupting the city. >> reporter: the city has responded with a show of force. >> i'm more intimidated by police than other people that i'm purchasing with. >> the laters are matching ahead quietly. they touched on the question of how to put limits on they promised a new era of economic

cooperation. >> in pittsburgh. this afternoon he said that the new facility will not be operational so it has not violated requirements of the atomic energy agency. there will be another hearing on the proposed sale. next tuesday attorneys will question executives about the company's proposed merger with france's ed. if. this is after constellation and the french company waited for a round of hearings before disclosing the final terms. the state wants to know about changes that could affect the corporate structure and financial implications of the $4.5 million. and the clean up from the dundalk water main break continues. it ruptured one week ago. baltimore county discussed the opening of a center for those

who have exhausted resources. water flooded homes posing an emergency. the health center will be propose 10 to 4 tomorrow at the waters edge community center. finally it is friday, friday, friday, take a look outside now, it appears calm but could there be changes on the way. we have weather and traffic together. we have the updated numbers. tim? >> you know we had improvement throughout the day. we had temperatures in the 60s. locked in the 60s for much of the day. early morning showers moved out of here. temperatures have gone up nicely. 71 and the relative humidity at 49%. winds are what do you mean and the scan is clear them have cleared the area. we have more on the way. we'll talk about when they get here and leave in the updated

forecast. now to the roads. hello. >> it is friday and a busy start out there. if you are traveling on the beltway system. the outer loop a vehicle fire. that is a struggle. and on the outer loop a crash to look out for. that's at york road north bound 95. >> bumper to bumper. >> and northbound and harbor tunnel. a couple of accidents up there. pennsylvania avenue at dolphin.

>> and 895. we have a lot of congestion. this is brought to you by mountain-side. online home of the maryland mountain, two hours west of route 68. now back to you. thank you. well as the leadership of the country decides were to send more troops overseas. soldiers are coming up with creative ways that they are properly cared for. and we have one family's challenge. >> parade. no matter how much a soldier believes in their mission. this is never easy. >> mom is in the reserves. orders have her going to iraq. >> we're going away. >> i feel happy. >> because dad will be there to look after her, right? >> you must be taking care of her. >> no i'm fog with her.

both of us. >> you heard right. they're both in the same reserve unit. >> they admit to a moment of panic when they were called up. we have to leave we'll be gone who is going to watch the baby. tough as nail as retired marine gunnery sergeant. she knows him as grand pa. he moved here from north carolina, she is young enough she will not remember it. >> you are okay. >> i'll miss them. i'll miss her like crazy. i will miss out on things. >> and i'm in a good enough position to take a year off and come up here and watch my granddaughter who i love dearly. >> he said this may be the toughest of his life. >> and made a wise choice letting me watch their daughter, my granddaughter. you have to do what you have to do. >> today is the last day for a year that they will hold each

other. >> and families would not know what they look like after a year now with the internet, youtube and picture phones, they will talk to each other on a regular basis. in dundalk. back to you now on tv hill. the members of the signal group will spend 180 days getting ready by training in washington state. it is of course purple friday and some ravens fans went out of their way to show their team spirit. this is the ravens mobile. they are teaming up with old mill high school to deliver furniture to a woman who has custody of her granddaughter. the ravens and fans are winners on and off the field. ravens are back at home. and see the ravens and the browns sunday at 1. right here

on wjz news. still ahead. >> unbelievable attack. a pregnant woman is the target of a shooting. who is responsible. high stakes robbery. a bank is robbed. police say it looks like a scene out of a movie. >> a company recalls a medication. the weekend is here. we're updating the forecast all that coming up.

. a pregnant woman says it is a miracle she survived the shooting in tennessee. the woman was shot in the stomach. she was shot by an ex-boyfriend and father of the unborn child. she was engaged to be married to a soldier in iraq. the gunman faces attempted first degree murder.

for the second time this week a truck is robbed in south florida. video show as guard being ambushed by a man at a gas station. three suspects got away in a white car with cash and the guard's gun. police are trying to determine if it is linked to a previous robbery in which a guard was shot by three men. it is right out of the movies. robbers lowered from a helicopter and a lump of cash and a twist that any crime writer would be proud of. mark phillips talks about the crime that took place in sweden just before dawn. >> reporter: 5 a.m. on a dark stockholm morning, police rush in to set up a perimeter around a robbery in progress. a helicopter is overhead, the target is a depot where cash, no one will say how much, was being held awaiting distribution to the atm machines.

it looked like a commando operation, the helicopter had been stolen from a local airport. the thieves were lowered on ropes on to the roof of the building. the few witnesses said they heard the robber's blast their way in. fearing they were heavily armed, the first wave of police was instructed to wait for a s.w.a.t. team to arrive. but the crooks were ahead of them hauling their take back on to the helicopter and making good their escape. when the police tried to get their own helicopter in the air to pursue the robbers they were foiled with enthey discovered a package labeled bomb lying next to the aircraft they wanted to use. they decided not to risk it. the thieves' helicopter was found some time later, the perpetrators disappeared along with the money. they left no trail just a lot of embarrassed police in the wake. >> the reward of 7 million

swedish kronar are being offered. was there any money made on wall street? (closing bell). >> the markets losing streak is at three days. the dow closed down 42 points, s&p 6, nasdaq 17. let's go to new york where we have the money watch update. >> reporter: the global economy has a new board of directors. leaders of the g-20 summit declared they will be coordinating policy from now on. they're working to shore up the economic recovery and put rules in place to prevent another melt down. they did not iron out the differences over capping bonuses but they will require banks to make sure they have enough capital to absorb losses. new home sales picked up for the fifth month in a row. not as much as investors opened. the sales rose signaling the housing market recovery.

it remains tentative. investors got a weaker than expected reports on goods that will last three years. orders were written lower for an order of craft. it indicates any rebound to manufacturing will likely take some time. and two airlines have come up with a way to flake more cash charging more for that thanksgiving ticket. american and united are adding a surcharge to travel on the sunday after thanksgiving. it is one of the busiest travel days of the year and the airlines are billing it as a fuel surcharge. they plan to tack on $10s after new years. click on money watch.com. in new york. if you have questions about how you could be an energy saver send in the questions to www.wjz.com the link is on the

home page. see the rules being prepare ford drivers. is your child safe. drinking water at schools may be contaminated. it has been humid all week. but a cool off is heading our way and may be here. the forecast is coming up. we're always on for the top stories on www.wjz.com for instant updates and weather all the time. go to www.wjz.com.

i tell you right around noon something happened in the sky it went from gray to sunny and beautiful. it was the forecast cloudy with a chance of meat balls. >> we didn't get the meat balls. i haven't seen it but i hear that a weather guy is tim.

we'll see. 51 is the dew point. we're looking at a northeast wind. we talked about it coming up. and around midday. we had showers move through. in their place the sun came out nicely and oakland and ocean city. and the winds coming from the northeast and cooler air during the day a component off the day. >> and adding to the cloud cover and it has been a delightful afternoon wise. humidity levels.

we're watching the system 6789 clouds are pushing off to the south. and setting our to the west. the two of them together. they are back and the next. and rain in some parts of the area and then behind it we'll keep an eye on it. 657. don't get closer to evening amounts of day and night here and 6:57. and at 107. and remains in effect through the evening. with all that said partly

cloudy and cool. on target and the afternoon 65 degrees. chilly and raw at times but again you know and the end is in sight. a lot of high school football. it may be in the mud. >> i'm they're tough. thank you, tim. a reminder tune into cbs prime time lineup. it is the season premier of numbers. just ahead... a new al-qaeda warning european countries to pull out. wildfires and who is

responsible. stars, authors and more. it is time for the annual baltimore book festival. a preview coming up here.

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it is 4:29 and 71 degrees. partly cloudy. thanks for staying with us. this is what people are talking about. osama bin laden is demanding that countries pull their troops out of afghanistan. and as reported a new audio message to be from the leader warns those who are allies in the war will pay the price. >> and the new audio tape in a warning to european countries. pull out of afghanistan or risk attack by al-qaeda. >> it is believed to be the voice of the al-qaeda leader, it will not be long before the

war is dust and it clears out. he told europeans you will not find a trace of a soldier. it will be us and you left. the subtitles are in german and it holds elections this weekend. germon troops in afghanistan will order an air-strike on two tanker trucks that killed loses of people, including many civilians. >> a series of videos this week have threatened germany with a rude awakening and backing the government deporting the war where the troops are serving. >> and they never carried out an attack on germany. the last european country hit hard by al-qaeda were spain and here in britain. >> and the if you had seen the mass killings of your american allies you would understand the bloody events. there has been little reaction from the european leaders to

the warning most at the g-20 summit. security experts are believing that osama bin laden and other leaders are hiding in the border league between afghanistan and pakistan. a warning for parents before they give medicine to their children. there is a recall of an over the counter drug. several tylenol products are being recalled. susan collins explains. >> reporter: well, johnson and johnson macneill unit is recalling liquid products. they're worried about bacterial contamination and it includes tylenol suspension drops or grape and infant grape suspension drops quarter ounce and children's tylenol allergy four ounces bubble gum. there is a slim chance it made it in and it wants to air on --

err on the side of caution. and for more information on the tylenol recall. go to www.wjz.com. go to health watch. >> students are drinking taxpayeric water in school. they say the contaminates are poisoning water in aging buildings in all 50 states. the school system decided buying the bottled water is more traditional than fixing the pipes. it spent more than 2 and a half million over the last six years. the contamination is apparent at schools with wells. we have seen it, drivers talking on the phone and texting when they should be watching the road. what about when the driver is behind the wheel of a big rig. we report highway safety advocates are pushing for restrictions. >> a big rig barreling down the driveway and watch out, distraction is a serious

growing problem. >> 5000 people were killed in accidents involving large trucks. loses of others died in crashes. in many of those cases it was found they were paying ait exto their electronic devices, not the road. >> the group advocates is urging the department of transportation to impose restrictions on the use of electronic devices on commercial vehicles. that could mean no texting, talking. hands free for anyone behind the wheel of a truck, bus or passenger van. he says his work will be tough the government could move quickly to restrict the use for drivers as it did for employees after it was town. right now the rules vary from state to state but experts

say they have been slow to keep up with the gadgets we have behind the wheel. in los angeles. texting while drive something illegal in maryland on october 1. students in los angeles are stuck inside waiting for the smoke from a massive fire to clear. flames erupted at a refinery. and more than 100 firefighters about three hours to put out the fire. and a 16-year-old i go expected of starting a dozen fires. he was at the scene of a fire that started this week. >> boy is accused of starting more than a dozen fires including the financedle ton fires in his home town. why the ms. at a young age. >> they believe he may be involved back into two fires going back to 2006 which puts

him at 13. they saw a guy ride away a deputy spotted him. it was a lack of eye contact with the deputy that was the tip off that resulted in the boy being put into custody. we have a tendency if we see a sheriff we look in that direction. he, i guess attempted to not make eye contact with the deputy. he felt it was suspicious. they believed the 16-year-old may have started at least a dozen, possibly 14 fires. this is the second high-profile arrest in less than a month in southern california. joe biden said that victims who need help will get it. the vice president is in georgia today where he toured

damage from flooding. waters have receded but some areas are submerged. the people affected are counting on the government to help and they, quote, have to get it right. the region is bracing for more rain. a live look here. a dry and sunny evening for right now. will it be changing. bob is here with the numbers. bob? >> and overnight into the early morning hours. clear it out beautifully. and around the region and there is another batch of rain and west of us. that is gathering more strength. expect to see the rain by around 5:00 and we could see a good inch of rain.

saturday night late morning early afternoon on sundays. and hopefully the ravens will get the rain in with partly sunny and breezy conditions and warmer. ale schooler day. >> okay. no problem, thank you. let's check on the roads. >> it's not an easy rush. if you are traveling on the 95 corridor. we have play. delays to the beltway. and due to the earlier vehicle fire we had you are looking at a delay. and the delays continue traffic

moving 20 miles an our. and the north side and here on the west side. and this is brought to you by the radio city christmas spectacular. returning to baltimore. they will take the stage at first mariner -- arena and they are on sale now. back to you. >> thank you very much. it started on a small scale 14 years ago but it is a big fall event. heading for the book festival. >> and fall has arrived. that means that it is time for the baltimore book festival. >> now i can go and buy some books. i'm an reeder, i love it. >> and the shadows and 100 the writers. and the author of two novels

for adults. >> and it is out and three years since i sold the books. i it comes to the festival and i have been. it is widing to be here. >> and the council is ready to go. >> we are all about. >> here we go now. >> opening eyes, opening ears. and opening minds. >> a lot of activities for children here as well. and a story book parade at noon. they are dressed up as a market. we'll have live music and refreshments. it will be a great time for children. >> kids will get a boost. >> the money will go into the a maintain that cannot wait to turn a painful this weekend.

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detonate a van. and with a cell phone call but arrested instead. officials say it contained a dummy bomb and the public was never in harm's way. in dallas, texas. agents arrest a second suspected terrorist who is 19 years old. the national in the u.s. illegally thought he was sending off a car-bomb of an office building in downtown dallas. but in this case the mom was and he was arrested at the site. a man is recovering following a road rage and it is caught on tape. and the man being attacked about i a couple following a roadway. >> and a good sam air train assisted to a hospital.

the victim suffered fractures to the face and says he continues to have headaches associated with the incident. >> and thank you. the couple remains at large it is not clear whether the police will find them. >> and a judge is considering whether to allow elizabeth. she was 14 when they was taken at knife point. and. and from al capone. >> and report for wjz into one of the well known.

>> and photographs. notorious mafia boss. i hate the life. >> add the lies and the life they live. directly or indirectly kill people. >> and. >> and i would you know lay awake at nights and cry a lot thinking. is he going to get killed.

>> i used to get up and get excited. >> and john junior is on trial and drug trafficking and racketeering. he could face life behind bars. he is not in that life. there is no one more sure of it than i am. >> and he left the mob in 1999. the government says it's not true. john is not in that courtroom. i believe it is the last name and it is that. >> a good father and the children struggled to reconcile the man they love and americans ma i have celebrated. but many fear. >> if there was pain caused by

him. >> i'm getting angry. >> look at the life that you live. what was this all for. >> and he was convicted of murder and other charges and died in prison and. >> one of the most well known followers has passed away at 61. susan atkins died last night. she shocked the world when she admitted to killing sharon tate. 40 years ago and the. >> a photo details on hollywood. >> coming up only we can reveal the jackson family photos snapped at michael's ranch 100 members strong. who is in and who is not. >> and up front it is katherine the head and father joe. and michael making the peace sign. paris and prince in front.

next to him is banket. sister rebie were there and some were missing. >> i'm not in it. >> why aren't you in the picture? >> i was late. they could not wait. >> mar lon was late. >> why aren't you in the picture? >> at the time i lived in san diego. to get to never land is an 8 hour drive for me. i was on my way. i got there after they finished. >> i don't see jackie either. >> i'm not in there? >> and tonight new dancing secrets and plus another e. it exclusive. why is sandra bullock wrapping on her movie. that's later on entertainment tonight. >> you can see it tonight at 7:30 on wjz 13. and julie chen and her husband welcomed a baby boy yesterday.

the baby is charlie and they are both doing well. >> and bob turk has the weather forecast coming up after this break.

okay. they better enjoy this now. because bob says tomorrow is going to be rain, huh? >> by this time tomorrow afternoon, the rain starts, cool, damp afternoon. great sailing out there. turned out to be a nice afternoon. dryer, high pressure moved in. cooler temps. take a look at temps right now. it's only 71. winds are dead calm. that's seo, means southeast at zero miles per hour. computer is not smart enough to write the word "com"in there. maybe we'll get it to do it later. holding steady. dew points way down to 50 degrees. remember two days ago, it was around 70? temps running around 80 degrees. that was tropical. right now, it's dried out nicely. humidity at 45%. around the state, 60 right now

in oakland. now, if the clouds don't come in too thick, they'll be down in the 40s tonight. looks like the clouds will start building tonight out to the west. 72 in d.c. only 69 in patuxent. winds now, very light around the region. and tomorrow, stuff coming back in out of the northeast. damp, cool conditions by late in the day. and steady rain tomorrow night. we could see a good, solid inch of rain. now, this morning, we had this rain across portions of the mid- atlantic as you can see. dry, sunny, beautiful weather over new england. finally pressing down across the region. but look out to the west. it's beginning to move into virginia and ohio. as soon as the rain gets here on saturday afternoon, the sooner it will clear out on sunday. if you happen to be in town, going to the ravens game, i know you don't want to sit in the game. looks like right now, the timing for this rain, probably

about, let's say, between 3:00 and 5:00, saturday afternoon. rain expected in the region. and eventually, we'll start to get a little warmer air as the sun comes back out, we'll see temperatures back in the 70s. and on monday, a more significant cold front is going to really drop temperatures by the middle of next week. but maybe a shower or thundershower monday afternoon. east winds on the bay may gust as high as 20 knots. small craft advisory. saturday afternoon, it will be comfortably cool. that's normal. 53 for this time of year. tomorrow, clouds build. look for rain late in the afternoon. tomorrow's high, only at 65 degrees. normal high tomorrow is around 75. so a chilly, damp, late saturday. and a wet, cool, damp saturday night. >> oh, no. so the book festival -- >> it's date night, too. >> never mind. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. i'm alex demetrick. coming up, two teenage robbery suspects picked on the wrong victim. a police officer who fights back.

that story as eyewitness news continues.

coming up next at 5:00. two teenagers and an officer. a teenage girl, fighting for her life. i'm jessica kartalija. the girl contracted the h1n1 flu. details coming up in a live report. astonishing secret. president obama reveals what iran has been hiding for years. eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now.

arrested. two teens in custody, accused of shooting a city police officer. tonight, the officer's condition and how police found the suspects. >> here's what police are talking about. a baltimore city officer is recovering tonight after being shot multiple times. now, two teenagers have been arrested and charged. wjz is live at city police headquarters as alex demetrick explains the officer was shot during an attempted robbery. alex? >> well, denise, that officer was detective aaron harris. he is recovering this evening, as you mentioned, after being shot in a gun battle on his own front porch. >> there is still police presence outside the northwest baltimore home of detective aaron harris. but last night, a heavy response flooded the neighborhood, after harris