dead locked. the jury in the ken harris trial is yet to reach a verdict. what's the hold up? >> hello, i'm don scott. and i'm jessica kartalija. nearby here's what people are talking about today. there's five days around still, no verdict in the ken harris murder trial. this is a day after they were told they couldn't reach the decision on the charges. derek valcourt has more on the problems the panel is now facing. >> reporter: hi, jessica, the jurors have been back at it. they've started around the 9:00 hour. the deliberation was set for day five. they were having disagreement and not able to reach a unanimous consensus. the judge asked them to keep on

working. jurors said they're not able to reach a unanimous decision on the two most important charges in the case. felony murder and conspiracy to commit murder. the judge urged them to keep on deliberating. the three are accused of murdering ken harris in 2008. he was visiting the haven long and he walked in on a robbery and he tried to get away and he was shot in the back. dna evidence implements the suspects spotted in surveillance video and the suspense tried to punch whole in the evidence saying there's no three they were responsible for harris' death. >> it's unclear right now how long the judge will ask the

jury to continue the deliberations. they've been deliberating most days until 5:00. they'll get a lunch break around 12:30. we'll keep you posted. derek, thank you. count on wjz-13 and wjz.com to update you as soon as the jury reaches a decision. there's a story in baltimore county. the police made the biggest drug bust ever. two took a rented warehouse and turned it into a marijuana growing operation. the police recovered 470 plants and the two face a slew of drug charges. wjz will have more tonight. >> two 16-year-olds were ready to commit murder in the name of love. ronald reagan has more on this.

>> and that's right. the 16-year-olds are charged with murder. william colins and kaitlyn curchaw planned on shooting her family so they could be together. one family was hit by a bullet fragment and survived. kaitlyn confessed to the plot and despite the violence, her family is sticking by her and loves her. >> thank you, and both will being held in lieu of $500,000 bond. free speech or harassment. there's a dispute between the maryland marine father and a church. lawyers for snider presented the arguments before the supreme court yesterday. snider says that the church protest that includes signs thanking god for dead soldiers

are emotional harassment and the church members say they're protected under the first amendment. >> president obama will be in maryland today fresh off of his trip to new jersey last night. he's coming to maryland to campaign for martin o'malley's reelection. after that, he'll go to chicago to help keep control of the senate seat. and the governor's race will have a debate monday night. it will be broadcast at 7:00 and we want to hear from you. what questions do you want them to answer. admit your questions to wjz.com and click on the link at the top of the home page. and the cdc are working to keep the country from coming down with the flu like last year. here's the report for wjz. the cdc is recommending a flu

shot for just about everyone. >> reporter: every flu season, gail williams is one of the first in line for the vaccine. >> i didn't get the flu or a sniffle. >> reporter: and this year, it will protect against three viruses including h1n1. and the cdc advices everyone to get the shot. >> no more asking, do i need this vaccine, yes, you do, i do. we all do. no questions asked. >> reporter: and ere year, 200,000 are hospitalized with the flu and as many as 49,000 die from it. health officials stress that getting vaccinated is a way to protect against the flu. the shots are available at most local pharmacy. >> this 66-year-old says she doesn't get the shot because she's afraid of getting sick. >> because i believe you'll get

the flu if you get it. >> reporter: that's a dangerous myth. and that's simply incorrect. it's wrong and it shouldn't be an excuse or reason to avoid it. >> reporter: and now's the time to roll up your sleeve. it will protect you against flu season. >> and he says that nothing can take the place of a flu shot. wash your hands and keep your hands away from your face. >> we're flu free on this set. >> and a beautiful day outside today. it's a gorgeous day at the inner harbor. we have the live coverage and marty's enjoying the weather in the out back. and good afternoon. it's the day to be enjoying yourself. marty drew the long straw on this one. take a look at the temperatures. we're at the average high this

time of the year. 70 degrees at bwi and 70 on the shore. as we take a look ahead, going into the weekend, we're looking at temperatures staying confident and the warm air is filtering in and we'll eventually get the temperatures closer to 80 degrees. but, obvious, there are two sides to every story. there's a little bit more out there. and thank you, tim. it's absolutely gorgeous. what a difference moving in the area of low pressure and chilly rain makes. we'll take you to the tropics. 're dealing with hurricane season for another 23 days. that's auto, the tropical storm. it's not going to cause us problems for a minute. indeed, we have another main

storm, auto. auto spelled backwards is otau. >> and that's in the first warning weather seg., now, back to you. >> and now, all of the sunshine means that will be a great weekend for football. you can see live here on wjz- 13. that's this sunday at 1:00. and still to come on wjznd wjz -- wjz-13 eyewitness news at noon. toxic floods overseas and why the problem may have gotten worse. and a laundromat owner has a lot to do after a woman creates a drive-thru lane. >> and how long will the weather stick around. we'll have the forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harris even opposed making big insurance cover cancer screenings. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. the war in afghanistan entered the tenth year today. so far, 1300 americans died there. it comes as the officials are said to be holding low key talks with the government about ending the fighting between themselves. the u.s. is said not to have parts in the talks. >> the officials are giving the

time line to the end of the terrorist alert in europe. it's the result of a high level intelligence sharing. france and great britain are believed to be targets. and an environmental disaster is happening in hungary. the bright read sludge reached a river and it could flow into half a dozen other countries from there four are dead and 150 more were burned by the waste product. and in tennessee, a local fire company is criticized for letting a home burned to the ground. the woman forgot to pay the $75 protection fee. the crews presented the name -- flames from going to other homes.

we regret that the home burned as a result to not pay and this tragedy was not the fault of the department, but rather, the failure of the family not to pay that subscription. >> and the home is a complete loss, three pets died in the fire. she doesn't understand why they could put the fire out and then collect the fee. in arizona, a neighborhood laundromat is open for business today. a car hops the curve and crashes through the front of the building. amazingly, no one was hurt. the clerk had just stepped outside when it happened the driver was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. >> and still ahead. your complete first warning weather forecast 2 1/2 minutes away. >>

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well, it's a tee time kind of a forecast and a stroll in the park kind of a forecast. >> it's high on the gorgeous

gauge. >> and a great day. >> starting with today, really, today, with the temperatures, getting into the 70-degree range. we'll be in this range and above for the next five days it won't be a bad stretch. everything falls into mace. we'll be at or above temperatures. we're at the normal high at this noon hour. we'll go up a few degrees and 48 is the dew point and pretty dry. humidity at 45% and winds from the west at 17 miles per hour. it's delightful, it's gusty and not blustery. and we'll continue to see the rising barometer as the high pressure builds with us into the week. and we have 50 in oceanland and 71 in washington and pax river. that's the range of temperatures where the winds are coming from the west. and the double digit winds are

contributing to a nice day and we're bringing in dry air because of the low pressure system that we had bringing that rotation of clouds and showers that was sitting off of the new england coast that started to lift up and out of the area. it's pleasant conditions and it will allow for a shift in the winds. 70 into the low, mid-70ed tomorrow and monday, we'll see the temperatures getting closer to 80 degrees. the sunset at 6:39 and we'll have a small craft advisory because of the winds. so, 73 degrees and sunny, breezy and warm. tonight, around 46 degrees and the average around 47 degrees tomorrow, 75 degrees and it will be a nice stretch. we'll have the five-day forecast and the sunday forecast coming up. >> tim, thank you. >> still to come at noon,

americans aren't getting much help with their aches and pains. >> >> and wjz-13 is always on, here are the top stories on wjz.com at this hour. for the updates on the news and the forecast, go to wjz.com. ,,,

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when it comes to pain, many americans are gritting their teeth and baring it. according to a new survey, nearly half of americans mistakenly believe that pain is just a part of life. the survey shows we need to educate americans on how to treat pains. a mother's stress may make asthma worse. overprotectiveness is linked to worsening asthma. and the mother's stress can be passed to a child and affecting him physically and psychologically. and the great prostate cancer challenge is this weekend. it's from 8:30 to 2:30 on garyson boulevard. for more, call and click on the community calendar. it's part of the continuing community commitment.

and white house missteps? a new report reveals what the public wasn't told about the oil disaster in the gulf of mexico. >> and new details on the dangerous recalled shrek glasses. join us for more after dr. phil. stay with us, the five-day forecast is next. so who is "making stuff up"? the news media say it's bob ehrlich... with attacks that have been called "false" and "misleading." made up attacks bob ehrlich knows aren't true. but here's what's not made up. bob ehrlich's $3 billion in taxes and fees. the $2.5 million he got paid working at a lobbying firm. or the fact ehrlich worked for the casinos to put slots at arundel mills mall. now, bob...that's all true.

sleeves or not to sleeve on sunday. i have to be honest with you, in honor of the ravens doing their thing for breast cancer. i'm going to have on the camo and like a pink, a pink golf shirt. well, 75 degrees. wow, that's going to be nice and by the end of the game, probably more like 69 or 70 and dropping it by 8 to 10 degrees. a great run friday through tuesday. temperatures around 80 degrees and dress like a raven. there you go. >> go without the sleeves. man up. all right, marty. >> all right, and don't miss tonight's prime time line up.

and a dog and her family are reunited after floods in oklahoma city. and they're back together with their beloved dog. she was homeless, but hung around a local hotel. >> and that's a smart dog for you. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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