hello everybody i'm dennis koch. >> and i'm vic carter. >> we're going to begin tonight with breaking news. four bodies have been found in a home. >> reporter: friends and family came to the home after not hearing from the family for several days. she called 911 because she looked in the house and saw a dead body. police are processing the scene, although they believe it'll be several days if not weeks before they can answer exactly what happened. dozens of detectives flood the block on north airy after they find four bodies at this home.

>> detectives went inside and found four people diseased. >> reporter: police are treating the case as a homicide investigation although they are not looking for any suspects. >> investigators and troopers do believe that the situation is contained to this home, we do not have any kind of active search on the way for someone who may have been responsible for this incident. >> reporter: police believe all four victims are part of the same family. although they have not made any positive identification. they say it's too soon to call this a murder suicide. but they are not ruling anything out. >> it's really sad, i think it's shocking, i never thought something like that would ever happen. >> reporter: the entire neighborhood has come out just to see what's going on. and after they found out what's going on, everybody is very shocked and very heartbroken because they call this family

as church going. we will bring you the latest when we get more. >> police have yet to determine the cause of death for any of the four. tune into the morning show at 6:00 a.m. for the very latest and of course get instant updates on wjz.com. new at 11:00, a new guilty plea in connection with steve mcnair. gilliam a convicted murder pleaded guilty to being a convicted felon in possession of a gun. a baltimore city police officer remains hospitalized tonight after being shot outside of his home. it's a story we brought you as breaking news. kelly mcpherson has the latest on the two people arrested plus reaction of those who know the officer. >> reporter: detective's harryson's wife and son have been here at the hospital by

his side after just last night he was able to fire his service weapon, hit the leg of oneof his attackers and help detectives make that arrest. an offer duty officer had been shot in the stomach and leg during an attempted robbery. by friday, police arrested craig tillet and cavon wilson both 16 years old. the two tried to rob detective aaron harris as he was coming home to this quiet neighborhood. >> it's been a great neighbor, he's been a good friends of mine. we've hung out socially. we've had things here, cook outs, over here and over there we took turns. it's really sad to hear what happened to him. >> if aaron harris is off that hospital bed today he would be out there leading the fight to go and get gun offenders off the street. that's what he does every day. >> he got hit in his left side, blood was coming out. and they say he chased the guys, he hit one of them in the

leg. and i thank god that he hit one of them in the leg. >> reporter: detective harris was brought here to synide hospital. also arriving here was a 16- year-old boy with a gunshot wound to his leg. that's how police found their first suspect. >> things have to change, gun offenders have to realize that enough is enough. and that they have to go to jail and stay in jail. >> i wish i could say i was surprised, it's been a couple of robberies. >> we don't know what to make of it. we just don't. it's kind of stunning, we don't know what to make of it. >> reporter: just last sunday, an off duty officer shot off his service weapon. the officer was not injured. bfl is not making a connection between the two. >> i don't think they knew he was a cop, but this tells us in a very personal way we still have a lot of work to do.

>> reporter: harris is in serious but stable condition tonight. both boys are in custody. and police say they've yet to find the .22 caliber pistol that was used in the attack. reporting live, kelly mcpherson, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you kelly, wilson and tillet have a juvenile record but they could not state what crimes they've been charged with before. and another youth has died from the h1n1 virus. a young baltimore girl remains hospitalized with the h1n1 virus. jessica catalia speaks with the girl's aunt. >> i peeked at her, to actually stand a couple of feet away from my niece and all i see is that machine doing the

breathing, my heart was crushed. >> reporter: ernestine harbor talks about the first time she saw her niece destiny in the hospital. >> we were finally told she had h1n1. her heart stop, they resuscitate her. >> reporter: school officials say they are doing a thorough cleaning of the campus. dr.anne balowitz is with the city school department, she says it's crucial students both get the seasonal and h1n1 vaccine when it becomes available. >> h1 may well not last for the entire flu season. it may go down, and when it goes down the other types of flu may come up. so it's important to have both seasonal protection and h1 protection. >> reporter: vaccination clinics like this one are

popping up throughout baltimore. schools have seen an unusual high number of school absences this week. they are urging parents to keep sick kids home. wash hands frequently and be on alert. >> be more careful, sterilize everything, get the flu shot. this is nothing to sleep on, i never thought it would touch home so close. >> reporter: as for destiny, she's still sedated in intensive care. >> my sister screamed and hollered yesterday morning, she's back, she's back. it's just in my head that she's back. >> reporter: at the university of maryland medical center, i'm jessica cartalia, wjz eyewitness news. once again baltimore health first names hope to offer the h1n1 vaccine to every student. that vaccine is expected to be made available to help

officials in mid-october. another round of accusations as lawyers for sheila dixon try and get perjury charges dismissed for trials. this was in response to an argument filed by prosecutors earlier this week. dixon's team is trying to get charged that she lied on gifts given by her developer boyfriend. the denver man accused of making terrorist attack plans is in new york tonight. prosecutors say this tape shows zazi in a beauty supply store stockpiling supplies for homemade bombs. zazi denies being a terrorist, he'll have a hearing on tuesday. the summit g20 nation has wrapped up in pittsburgh with a promise of a new era of international and economic corporation.

but late today, talk at the summit turned from the world's economy to global security. to a surprise announcement about iran. >> reporter: president barack obama disclosed iran's development of an underground uranium plant. president obama warned iran. saying >> it seems to me that what was done was a really big mistake. i'm sure they'll definitely

feel sorry about their move. >> reporter: western allies says iran has until november to stop their plant, or face opposition. g20 leaders promise to lax regulations and to work harder to work on last year's economic melt down. hundreds of demonstrators turned out on both days, most of the marchs were peaceful. the pittsburgh summit is the third g20 summit in less than a year. it was one week ago today that dundock had one of the worse water main breaks in

history. flooding more than 100 homes in numerous surrounding streets. today crews continued to pump water out of the pump. next week the pipes will be activated and that is when the pipe replacement can began. tomorrow, baltimore county officials will open a one day recovery center to help homeowners that have exhausted all of their insurance options and still need help. it will be on the water community center at 7874 dundock community center. an incident on the maryland high school football field strikes sweeping changes. bob turk, i'll have your complete first warn weather forecast, next.

it is 63 degrees with some clouds in the area. more on your weather later on,

but first sparkman was found hanging from his feet. investigators have not said anything just that sparkman died of asphyxiation. there is a newly written code of conduct within school athletes. it ended when the dunbar coach pulled his team off the field when the players told him they

heard racial statements. the new rule is found in the book of conduct. -- outside glen mount elementary and middle school. >> it was a very trying and experience. it's something you never want to see happen to a child, i understand that it cracked her pelvis. >> reporter: the school zone on walder avenue is clearly posted. drivers are informed of how fast they are going. but the children think they just don't care. >> yes, definitely. they just speed through there, not caring what happens.

they are just focused on where they need to go. >> reporter: the cameras may get their attention. >> people really need to be mindful and slow down. because if not they're going to pay, and it's not about generating extra revenue, it's a safety factor that's been ongoing within the city and communities who are just fed up with people speeding. >> reporter: garius wagner agrees with the mayor. >> if people get him in the street, they may get hurt and have to go to the hospital. because i see people running red lights all the time around here, not just around here but around other places too. >> reporter: the first 30 day, speeders caught on camera will get a warning after that $40 fines are expected to be handed out: the first of the city's 51 speed cameras will be unveiled at that intersection on monday. holiday travelers be prepared to come up with another 10 spot when buying your thanksgiving holiday plane ticket. american and united were the

first airlines to take advantage of the busiest travel time of the year. in a matter of hours, u.s. air ways and delta followed suit. delta has not announced the surcharge. a baby in indonesia is getting some worldwide attention because he came into the world at just over, 19 pounds. he has drawn curious clouds at the hospital since he is believed to be the largest baby born in that country. a doctor at the hospital said the baby is healthy, as you can imagine has a strong appetite. that mom better start buying formula now. >> they put him in a king size bed right after being born. >> giver that kid a football contract. take a look at temperatures now, we are in the 60s. 57 oakland, 59 over in eastern woods. 62 now, the dewpoint still

pretty low. temperatures probably dropping to about 54. east winds now off the ocean, and that will continue to bring in and moisten up the atmosphere over the next 12 to 24 hours. a low pressure sitting some where over southern. [ indescernible ] kwra -- southern indiana and it's going to continue spreading clouds. it is going to become one big batch of rain, probably getting here sometime between three o 3:00 and 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. it'll continue to get wetter, as we get winds off the ocean, it will continue to juice up. because of warm air coming up the east coast and the sun approaching to the west, all that combines to bringing us the rain. monday afternoon, another front followed by some more chilly air behind that.

so we have a lot of activity, it's going to be quite cool, very fall like by monday night, tuesday and wednesday of next week. so we'll watch out for some fall weather headed our way. we still have a very weak tropical depression, way off the atlantic, it will not become much of thing because there's a lot of sheer out here. really of no concern to anyone or any lands areas. but it's a tropical depression number eight off the atlantic. east winds 10 to 15 knots. the bay temp around 73. tonight let's call it partly cloudy, pleasantly cool. tomorrow increasing clouds, rain by the afternoon, 65 for a high. the next five days, 65. warming up with some sunshine by the afternoon for the ravens game, 75, 76 but that

thundershower threat monday evening. then 68 for the high. coming up we'll hear about a raven who hopes to win

well in about 48 hours we'll see if the ravens are as good as they say they are. >> the leader and attitude on offense, mason going into sunday's game with cleveland, mason needs just three more receptions to reach 800 for his career. he would be just the 23rd in history with that many camps. mason reluctant to discuss his milestone but the team speaks to his impact. >> it's the clutch catches that he makes, the leadership that

he brings, the way he practices. >> tj smith is healthy, he may play with the ravens for the first time this weekend. our coverage kicks off at 1:00. holly plays host to patterson. patterson and white on defense. looking like the ravens on this place. he runs for a while, gets tired so he will toss it to his teammate, adamson and he continues the return, kinds of like ed reed does for the ravens. now this time, poly on defense, pass complete to chad vitner, to devin young knocks the ball lose. the engineers go on to beat patterson. the orioles are limping

off the field. the indians ends an 11 game losing streak. they beat the birds 4-2. nascar qualifying at dover. jimmy johnson the faster this afternoon. he takes the poll position for sundays's 400 miler. juan pablo montoya seconds. mark martin qualified at five. with shots like this, you know tiger is on his way. second shot on the par for 14th hole. woods with a wonderful approach. but he followed that good shot epepeqgpgpepepepepb÷b÷

what's in a name? if you're at loyola it's university, today loyola college has been renamed to reflect university status. now, the baltimore school is

officially named loyola university maryla

letterman is next with bruce willis. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch, thank you for joining us tonight, have a great evening weekend. good night. ( band playing "late show" theme )