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it's wjz, maryland's news station. . hello again, we begin with breaking news that police are keeping a close eye. officers on the scene of a barricade situation. a woman has shot and wounded and a small child rescued in randallstown. this domestic incident began this morning behind this closed school, holy family school. and they found a woman, the wife of the suspect, was shot not only in the face but shot multiple times. a child was rescued by police. the child is safe and secure. they do not know are there any other hostages, they believe the man is the only one inside but he is still armed.

neighbors are being kept inside. >> we notified neighbors around the house and taking other measures to notify the neighborhood as to what is going on. >> reporter: are they staying secure in the basements or removed from the homes? >> we're asking residents to say inside and be patient with us as we handle this situation. >> what we're seeing in the staging area, if we go this way, we have a hostage negotiation team, they have had several helicopters, dogs and we have the s.w.a.t. team in the neighborhood. the female is in critical but stable condition in shock trauma. apparently within the last two days the police have had to respond to this house for a domestic situation. >> now the streets are shut down. we're continuing to follow the standoff for you and we'll bring

you an update later. the possible tornado that struck in baltimore county and city yesterday morning damaging hundreds of homes, sky chopper 13 is over the scene. you've -- you're seeing a few of the houses damaged and we are learning that some of the homes are beyond repair. wjz is live with first warning coverage of the storm's impact. we begin with northeast baltimore on more on the cleanup and on those who have lost their homes. >> reporter: believe it or not, a lot of the debris is already cleaned up in the area, you come upon scenes like this, a tree uprooted, overall the area is safe enough for some to go home. tons of branches and pieces of root ready to be hauled off.

15 building are being condemned, that's 54 units unable to go back. >> we saw it. >> reporter: she had just 15 minutes to pack her belongings. >> the building is unstable. we lost our furniture and everything. >> reporter: she is back home but has nails through the ceiling. >> what is happening? >> reporter: many of the residents are in good spirits even though for some much of what they own are gone or destroyed. >> we have to start over. just start over, god always opens the door, always. >> now some of the residents in the condemned buildings like the one behind me will move into

other units, other residents may get some help from the city to find a new place. >> thank you. you have seen it from the ground, the complete coverage begins in chopper 13. good afternoon, mike. >> good afternoon. the parkdale area west of harford road, this seems to be what you're seeing a lot of. there was some significant damage to homes, roof damage to this one and you can see some windows blown out. there were some trucks working in the area, we're seeing some today but much of the damage appears to be largely in the cleanup stage or beyond it, folks getting the repairs at this point. a lot of shingles blown off, not nearly to the extent we see it down in the area of peering

parkway, that yesterday was significant. what you're seeing here is still a lot of trees and that type of cleanup to be done. >> the size of the trees are amazing. >> thank you. our first warning coverage begins with marty bass and tim williams over in the first warning weather center. mother nature's gift is not making matters worse. giving us more winds and making the cleanup difficult. we have winds now around the state, 10 mile-per-hour winds at bwi marshall. nothing too gusty. 3 mile-per-hour winds in cumberland and 6 towards packs river. they're ushering in miling temperatures. the temperatures above our normal. we're at 57 in central maryland. 52 out in the western suburbs.

what does today and tomorrow hold for the weekend? for more we go to marty. >> thank you. good afternoon. it's beautiful out here right now, the sun is out but we're going to start to see some clouds moving our way. let's look at the graphic, there's a disturbance passing by to the south and going to be a couple of different reasons weather is unsettled. the cool flow from the northwest, but let's look at first warning doppler, is this low passing down to the south? this will show where moisture is aloft. that's not necessarily rain falling, however clouds start moving our way. they will clear the region by tomorrow morning. and the general thinks is that they really won't give us any rain. it's just going to be gray skies this afternoon and tonight with clearing skies tomorrow and a good run of sun through the weekend. the way it feels now, it's the way it will feel at lunch hour

for the next five days kind of. meteorologist tim williams will fill in those details shortly. >> remember, wjz is always on for updates of the forecast and your look at the doppler radar on wjz.com. -- it is a new day for general motors. they become now a public traded company. the stock rose from $33 to $36 just after the opening bell. it's expected to be one of the biggest ipos in history. the dow soared 180 points. the nasdaq is up 50 points. they are supposed to keep us safer when we fly but the new tsa pat down procedures have many calling foul.

>> then she went into the top of my slacks and inserted her hands between my underwear and skin, i liken it to being raped. >> they're now investigating the complaint. officials say they can't comment on specific cases but safety is the main priority. >> teachers will be paid based on how well the students achieve in the classroom instead of years of service and/or post graduate degrees. it could make city teachers the highest paid in the state. they hope it will attract the best teachers. they're going on strike --

they say it could fallower before the thanksgiving holiday itself when the demand or oysters is usually at its highest. we know who is not on strike this weekend, the ravens. they're in char let -- charlotte. you can watch it here on wjz. scheduled for 1:00. still to come on wjz eyewitness news, history made in alaska. a write-in candidate seeks victory. what this woman found under her car seat sent everyone running for help. what it was and how they think it got there. your complete weather forecast is still coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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senator to joe miller in the primary. miller says he may still ask for a recount. a florida woman got the scare of her life outside of the grocery store and it was her friend who alerted her to the danger. >> he threw the basket and turn around and ran and said there was a snake up under there. >> it was a boa. they say it's probably a lost pet that was probably snuggling up to the car's engine to keep warm. the agents are looking for the rightful owner. still ahead on wjz news, looking outside and stick around, your forecast just two and a half minutes away. let's look at last night's powerball numbers. ,,,,,,,,,,

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up towards the airport. lighter winds everywhere else in the state. ocean city seeing northwest wind at 10 miles per hour. 55 on the shore. 55 in elkton. closest to some cold air pulled in because of the low that is pulling cold air in from canada. the colder air will not factor in around the state but in the higher elevations, you see where the temperatures are cooler. here's the low, most of it is not going to make it our direction and not going to survive the trip over the mountains, you can cannot rule out the possibility of a sprinkle. we'll see some clearing in the overnight, no rain we're calling for and high pressure building and temperatures back up to 60 degrees into the weekend. we have sunset at 4:50. there's the northwest winds on the bay gusting to 25. the forecast, going up to about

58 degrees, sun and then increasing clouds. tonight cloudy and becoming clear late and we'll not rule out a sprinkle. 52 and then we start to climb by the end of the weekend into the next week. it could be around 70 degrees. >> not bad. >> sounds good to me. still to come, you don't have to live with chronic pain when there's new ways to treat it. ask the experts. wjz is always on, here's some of the stories we're following. for updates and for the first warning weather forecast, go to wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,

pain management is a problem that affects many people. mary bubala is live in studio b with the ask the expert panel and important information. >> good afternoon, we are here with dr. tiffany williams, thank you for joining us. you are answering the phones and we're going to put you back to work. tell us the most difficult cases of pain you hear about. >> i don't want to get bogged down with some of the medical stuff, but patients with pain in their neck, low back, maybe headaches, maybe they just have some extremity pain, numbness

or tingling. some refer to it as pinched nerves, we know it as other terms, all of these we treat. >> what approaches do you use that are not as typical that are more effective? >> i like to look at the whole spectrum as far as pain management. that could include medications, therapies, occupational therapies as well as pain procedures like injections. kind of looking at the wholes a impact is how we reach the answer. >> maybe multiple therapy. >> medicine, massage, other things. >> exactly. >> doctor, thank you. >> thank you, mary and dr. williams. if you want to ask the experts about pain management you can

call. check back with us today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. a nail through a man's head, how surgeons performed a medical pick l. did terrorists smuggle a bomb onto another plane? join us then. the five-day forecast is coming up next. ,,,,

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>> marty has the five-day forecast. here's how your weekend will square out, it's going to be a good one. tomorrow we dip down to 52. on a bit of a roller coaster saturday and sunday. going to get mild forward thanksgiving. now back inside. >> don't miss cbs prime time tonight at 10:00. once again, wjz want -- you can ask the expert panel throughout the day, they'll be here to answer your questions. if you have any questions about pain management. thank you for joining us. wjz 13 maryland's news station, for jessica kartalija, i'm don

scott. >> i'm tim williams, we'll keep you updated on what rolled through here yesterday on wjz.com. >> see you tomorrow. >> you're coming back. >> i think so. maybe jessica. take care. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,