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is brutality murdered at the hands of a 13-year-old. a critical report places all the blame at the juvenile detention center where it happened. a failure on all levels. a scathing report points the finger of blame on a teenager. >> reporter: the report points out severe faults at the facility that the state agency says puts a murdered woman and her coworkers in a dangerous work environment. the february rape and murder of a 65-year-old teacher at the shelton facility for juvenile boys rocked the shelter. scarcity of security equipment, staff shortages and fatigued over worked staff.

wheeling was found dead half dressed outside the building where she had been left alone with a 13-year-old inmate. he's now charged with her murder. according to the report,ras must escort the boys. the facility needs more security cameras, personal distretsz alarms for staff, radios for staff members and better supervision of books. anyone who says they did not know isn't being truthful. but we all broke the rule, it was the only way to get our jobs done. there wasn't enough staff to do anything else. the department of juvenile services is responding to this report saying that first of all staffing shortages had nothing to do with wheeling's death. secondly, security cameras have been installed here, and last his the department disagrees with the report saying that all boys should be supervised at all times. >> very tragically, the

incident that happened there has caused us to bring increased frequent security audits. >> reporter: the program that wheeling thought was called redistrict. that has been shut down. the report says even the building where the attack happened has been shut down too. >> kelly, thank you. the coast to implement all the changes would cost $6 million. take a look at these sketches from police, detectives say the men showed up at a home in avington and offered to give an estimate on home improvements. when the homeowners said no, the men pushed themselves in and stole several items. baltimore city police make a big drug bust. this is video just into the wjz

newsroom showing what officers confiscated from the home in hollings fair road. they found cocaine, a .357 magnum. officers got a search warrant in the home after arresting a man for possession of cocaine. several people are behind bars. >> countless bags of marijuana stacked into trash bags, stacked into bins. the largest drug bust to the tune of $3.5 million of marijuana. police arrested joseph gudegnoli and a 17-year-old who they say were renting and living in the space. investigators found 478

individual plants and 640 pounds of processed ready to sell marijuana along with $12,000 in cash. the unprecedented amount even stunned police. >> we had to burn hundreds of pounds of this material already. because it was so noxious. >> just as striking was the two story elaborate growing rooms police found. off camera we spoke to several people that rented next to the couple who they say only came at night to do their work. >> we'll take a look at the maximum penalties that we can impose in this case and we'll look at whether there are any individuals in this case that

need to be arrested and charged. >> reporter: both adult suspects have both been released from jail. weijia jiang, wjz. police still are investigating. they believe the suspects are all members of the same family. lead poisoning in baltimore city yields a multi million award. the apartment building was demolished before it can be tested for lead. but the commander in chief drums up support for o' malley. pat warren was there for today's rally. >> reporter: president obama greets the crowd, you see governor martin o' malley

behind him in the upper left hand corner of the screen making their case for the november election. >> and if you have the face to keep going, everyone in the fate of difficult, even in the face of uncertainty, i guarantee you if all of you are out there knocking on doors and making phone calls to rally for o' malley, then we are not just going to win this election, we're going to make sure that the american dream is alive and well. >> reporter: part of the president's visit is to motivate other wise complacent voters. >> he makes you want to get up and do something. not that i'm not going to do it any way, but he makes you want to get up and do more. >> what he really means is he

wants to take us back words. >> reporter: when president bush it was down played by the democrats just as obama's visit is down played by the republican today. >> when he leave, he will leave an hour after he arrives it's back to o' malley versus ehrlich. >> the whole theme here seemed to be about forward. >> when you get into your car, you put it in d, when you go back, you put it in r. that's not a coincidence. we don't want to go back. >> back to you on tv hill. governor o' malley and ehrlich are holding their debate right here on wjz. there were some tense moments out at today's rally. emergency workers treated about 10,000 people who either

fainted or said they felt a little dizzy. most were dehydrated or hit with exhaustion but all are expectedded to be fine. lights, camera, action just months after it was forced to close. new owners are about to reopen the senator theater. kaiy jackson, a star in his own right reports. >> reporter: big plans for the senator theater. at a meeting the new operators pitched their ideas to the public. >> in about a year from now, all of the renovations should be complete, the paint will be new. the marquee will be repaired, it will be fabulous. the plans include constructing a smaller 120 seat theater to show film. there's also talk of adding two restaurants, one located on the

north side of the current building. father and daughter who run the charles theater downtown. >> a single theater is a very difficult operation but a few have some additional residents that can help. >> other improvements to the senator theater can be seen behind cameras. like this new popcorn machine. >> the interior of the theater is u just like the extreme kwror is prosecutinged by the renovation. >> reporter: the planned renovations for now cost about $1 million. any changes would have to be approved by a preservation group. they expect all of this to be completed by fall of next year. back to you. >> okay, kai. thank you. the center will reopen next week in premier of the movie red. starring morgan freeman. a sticky mistake, just minutes away a woman glues her

eyes shut. kiss and tell everyone. the power point presentation. what it reveals about duke university and the woman behind it. and the new proposed guidelines that aim to make helicopter rides safer and prevent crashes like the one in maryland. a beautiful fall weekend headed our way. i'm bob turk, i'll have your complete weather forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,

two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times, martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first.

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call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. it is 56-degrees with clear skies in central maryland right now. the complete weather forecast is coming up. concerns as a toxic spill reaches a river. according to scientists the levels of heavy metal are not considered harmful to the environment. at least four people have been killed and 150 injured by the sludge since the spill started monday. kiss and tell taken to the next level. now it's all over the internet. after one of her friends posted

it online. the woman says she only meant for a selected few friends to see the presentation and says she quote regrets it with all her heart. an annapolis high school student is behind bars accused of sexually assaulting a classmate. troy reid faces rape chargeless. the victim tells investigators she walked off school grounds and reid made sexual advances. when she rejected, he hit her and threw a stick at her. the faa calls her report comprehensive and significant. they are the first step toward mandating restriction forms including this chopper that crashed in maryland with five

people on board. only one survived. >> i remember looking up at the sky and the stars and just prayed to god, i said god please help them save me. >> that chopper flew at night. >> we're up able to land there. >> reporter: the new proposals would enhance safety procedures in bad weather. main date better training and better risk analysis. i would also require a terrain warning system that would alert a pilot flying too close to the ground. the ntsb thinks this system could have prevented maryland's crash. >> they are flying in challenging conditions, they are flying often at night. they might have issues with weather and we want systems on board to help protect the pilot and the crew and the passengers. >> but the faa's findings stop short of covering all of the ntsb's recommendations including requiring night

vision goggles for pilots. the ntsb also requires a mandates. they made significant changes since that crash in 2008 that devastated so many lives. >> i'm sorry for everybody elses loss. that lost something in this crash, my family is truly, truly hurt. >> reporter: many maryland hasn't had a death since that crash in 2008. reporting from state police headquarters, mike hellgren. the faa estimates it will cost $150 million. a popular 70s tv cop is a real life crook. larry wilcox who played baker on chips is being sued by the exchange commission.

he participated in a scheme to manipulate the volume and price of stocks and generate stock sales. wilcox is one of more than a dozen individuals charged with securities fraud and participating in various kick back schemes. an arizona woman makes a big mistake when reaching for her eye drops. erngart home accidentally glued her eyes shut. home had cataracts surgery. the hospital staff had to cut the glue off her eyes. the annual sale boat show has arrived. those willing to spend a little extra cash can find everything

from single fleets to wide catamarans. >> great, great for sailing this weekend. tomorrow a nice west wind, five, 10 miles per hour. beautiful this weekend, everyone warmer get out there. let's take a look at temps and conditions. 56 now but tomorrow it's going to be mild. 71% humidity, west northwest winds at eight. the barometer has been rising 2.99-inches. right now 60 in oakland. still pretty warm, 69 in washington. we're down to 56, 54 and the dewpoint is 47. tonight many places will be in the mid-40s, even some low 40s. already in cumberland it's dead calm. compared to earlier when there were 15-mile-per-hour winds. from new orleans down to

florida, all the way out to the rocky, this is the same area of low pressure that caused four tornadoes in arizona very unusual. they had four big big storms there. that system is still rotating around, but it's begining to move away from that region. higher pressure will build in. heat for the southwest for our part of the country. that goal is finally left, it's beautiful dry, high pressure building in. i mean beautiful weather for the next five to four days. mild, pleasant nights and then warmer and moving in particularly for saturday and sunday. sunday maybe be a few degrees cooler than on saturday. then by monday, the warm air comes back, we're talking mid- to upper 70s, maybe 80 degrees here by early next week. a quick look at the tropics, otto, no concern to anyone, thank goodness. it's still a tropical storm but moving out into the open atlantic. no land masses at all. west winds in the bay, five to 10 knots.

the bay temps about 56. small craft advisory tonight until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. but tomorrow beautiful day out there. tomorrow cool 40 to 50. tomorrow sunny. a few clouds here late tuesday maybe a little cooler on wednesday. wednesday. >> looks good, thank you ,,

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you don't understand how the ravens take every game seriously, being talked about being so good they really need to be careful. >> you can get tripped up very

fast in the nfl. as we saw when the cleveland browns came to town, sometimes even those expected victories don't come easy. the ravens in owens mill for the second practice. qb kyle orton threw 15 passes. i asked chris karr about the challenges that they await. >> the receives look like probowl receivers, we have our hands full but it's one of those games that we're excited. it's like okay, we really have to communicate this week, we really have to work hard because we know come on sunday the action is going to be coming our way. >> the action will be coming your way right here on wjz13, ravens and broncos right here sunday. coverage at 11:00. and the moss says he's excited to pair up with qb brett favre. for years the two had talked

about possibly being teammates, well they are now. baseball play off frustration for the twins. game two of the twins division series with the yankee, the manager was upset about a pitch that preceded this hit. the yankees win 5-2. they take a 2-0 lead in the best of five series. he will play game three in new york saturday night. home field didn't work for minnesota or the tampa bay rays. they drop two straight to the texas rangers to open the other american league series. texas gets three big runs. clears the wall, 3-run homer. rangers roll to a 6-0 win in a 2-0 series win. madden feeling the frustration, he was ejected after the home run. his rays scored a total of one run in those three game losses. game three in texas on

saturday. pittsburgh opened a new arena for its penguins. so much for a house warming. the fliers ruined the celebration. they beat pittsburgh, final score was 3-2. it just sounds good in baltimore to say somebody beat pittsburgh. >> always. anything. tis' the season. tis' the season. you probably have seen pumpkin , eaks to send jobs over seas.

tis' the season. you probably have seen pumpkin , i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!!

i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. 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.

"maryland is moving forward"... ...and moving maryland forward. [ female announcer ] ...this jobs report tells the truth... maryland's economy stalled. [ male announcer ] "we face an uphill struggle in trying to regain the jobs lost." [ female announcer ] o'malley attempts a cover-up, falsifying the jobs report to help his campaign. [ male announcer ] "whatever we can do to make it disappear, we need to do it. that's coming straight from the top..." [ female announcer ] martin o'malley. first he makes stuff up. when caught, he covers stuff up. we need a governor who tells the truth. workers at a baltimore

multi care center, a cat makes its rounds. they say he has a sixth sense when it comes to patients scene. most nights he sleeps with the residents. smashing pumpkins can get you in trouble with the neighbors but firing one out of the cannon can apparently get you some fans. you some fans. a pumpkin at atkins has a ,, two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education

while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times, martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first.

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