why their fight is not over. here's what people are talking about. a prison inmate is killed in front of several correction officers. now the jury awards the family more than $18 millions, and they're speaking exclusively about their emotional fight. wjz is live at the super max downtown. we've got their candid words tonight. >> reporter: this is where the victim was -- the night he was murdered. this is the verdict sheet for what is believed to be the largest award of its kind in a case of this type. the victim's family says it stems from a failure of the state to protect their son. phillip parker's mother has been living a nightmare for six years when her son was strangled to death a. vicious murder on a prison bus bound

for baltimore. his family was awarded $18.5 million from the state of the maryland, finding the system was negligent in protecting phillip. >> and they've made sure that my only -- this is never going to be over for me. sit going to get better? i pray it does. >> the jury found four of the five officers on board that bus were negligent. attorneys for parker's family argued they did not properly retrain his killer, convicted killer kevin jones, and they waited to get medical care for parker. >> i hope somebody will take notice to provide better care, safekeeping and protection to people in the system. >> it's hard to say congratulations and be receptive of that. it's never congratulations for melissa and phil. >> it's bittersweet, but, you know, constantly bit yes. >> it's likely the state will

appeal. because of maryland's liability, it's unlikely the family will see all of that money, but they say they're not in it for that. they don't want another family go through what they did. ice always been about my son, nothing else for me, and the guards had to sit and look me in the eye and explain to me why they did nothing to help my son. >> it's not okay for the state of maryland to say my son didn't matter. it's not. and i'm not going to accept it. >> and the state did make some immediate changes in the way they transport inmates directly after parker's death. parker's killer committed suicide in prison two years ago. live downtown, mike helgren. >> more of our exclusive interview airs tonight on wjz at 6:00. a medical records are being

requested. >> police say yeardley love died at the hands of her ex- boyfriend hughley. now hughley's attorneys are seeking access to love's medical records. the defense claims love died from an irregular heartbeat that occurred from taking adder roll and drinking alcohol. now, last december a judge sealed the records. a hearing is scheduled tomorrow. >> hughley's trial will begin in february. he remains behind bars in virginia. a bus is evacuated and students are hospitalized because of a strong cleaning chemical. the rising star academy this morning, crews say the school was using a floor stripper that gave off strong fumes.

everybody was allowed back inside after crews cleared the building. occupy baltimore protesters are saying they're preparing for a fight, the city rejected a request for permits to remain camped out near the inner harbor. the city is suggesting a compromise to allow them stay there during the day, but only two people would be allowed to sleep there overnight. the protesters say they're preparing for an intervention. now, there's chaos at the occupy demonstration in oakland, california. police dragged protesters out early this morning for refusing to leave a plaza there. officers cleared out tents and used tear gas. the demonstrators claim they will come back. a maryland lawmaker accused of taking bribes in exchange for political favors, defense

attorneys call their client unintelligent but not dishonest. wjz is live at the federal courthouse. we have more on who took the stand today. >> reporter: hours today, prosecutors tried poking a lot of holes in that stupidity defense. they pointed out that he was trusted by his colleagues, had a lot of power and responsibility. >> attorneys for euless session session -- cummings described curry as an honest man, but the prince george's democrat stands accused of accepting nearly a quarter of a million dollars in bribes in exchange for political favors. curry's team is using something called the idiot defense. anthony brown told the jury curry is honest but

disorganized. prosecutors hit back, alluding that his powerful chairmanship is a complicated job requiring a certain level of intelligence. defense attorneys argue curry's work as a paid consultant for shopper's food was perfectly legal, but they acknowledge he failed to disclose on ethics forms. >> the case could wrap up and the jury could get it next week. between now and then, many more politicians could be called to the stand to testify on curry's behalf, including bob urlick. >> thank you, adam. curry faces up to 25 years in prison if he's convicted on all charges. well, monday night football turns into a nightmare for the ravens. wjz has complete coverage of their prime time loss to the jaguars. we've got tonight's emotional fan cam.

head coach john harbaugh just spoke about the disappointing performance last night. mark, it was hard to watch. >> it certainly was, i imagine, for the coach on the sidelines to see it all go down. and the regrouping process has begun. oftentimes in town we hear talk. baltimore complaining it doesn't get enough national recognition. well, after a nationally televised mess on monday night football, the ravens may have wished to be had seen it at all. >> na koa off the hands of rice. the baltimore offense looks awful right now. mike, you're being kind. >> the ravens were historically bad, especially in the 1st half when they gained just 16 yards and had zero 1st downs. now, the ravens did its defense usual stellar job. they did not allow a jacksonville touchdown, but that still wasn't enough because of a ravens essives

that wouldn't get going. >> it's got to change. as the year goes on, we're going to get better and better. that's the good thing about this football team. we're going continue to get better every week. >> there was many criticism about the ravens team. ray rice was benched in the carter. he finished with just 8 carries. >> he's a phenomenal player. you have to use your formal player. we've got guys on this team that can do great things. it's that simple. under coach john harbaugh, the ravens have been nearly unbeatable when facing losing teams. the coach reflected on the state of his team today after time to consider what happened. >> we played bad on one side of the ball, especially, and we didn't play well enough on the other sides to overcome. that we take it as a team loss. you know,, we've been here before. we've been here from one game

to the next. we've been here in seasons when we've been counted out. that's okay. i know our fans won't count us out and your players won't count us out. harbaugh said repeatedly through his press conference this afternoon, that they have to learn lessons from what happened last night and move on to prepare for the game there arizona, something he says he and his coaching staff already started doing this morning. regarding ray rice and 8 carries, harbaugh said he wasn't being pun pun -- punished for fumbling. also regarding the onside kick, harbaugh feels more convicted about that decision today than he did yesterday, even though he's being criticized for jacksonville getting the ball as close as they did and were able to kick a field goal. a lot going on at owings mills. we'll send it back to you, kai. >> no monday morning quarterbacking here. it seems that everyone is

weighing in. complete coverage right now on what fans are saying, and i imagine it's a lot. >> absolutely everywhere and there is no excuses. they're not ready to throw in the towel anytime soon. if not for the signs splattered across town, you may forget baltimore is usually bursting with purple pride. >> terrible. they really did bad, real bad. >> from downtown to a random bus stop. >> he kept getting jammed. they -- they got it. >> cross street market. >> i think they could have done a better job. the out look for the season is anything but rosy after a loss to the jacksonville jaguars. adding insult to injury, it was a prime time game on football. >> what do you think went wrong? >> i don't think they came to

play. it was like they were playing to the level of their expected competition, as opposed to playing their a game. >> everyone has their own theory. check out their fan cam. >> i blame it on the coaches. they didn't readjust when they found out how that defense was playing them. >> my biggest disappointment was how undisciplined we were. it's not in our nature. >> flakco and rice couldn't get anything started until it was too late. >> turnovers, turnovers. >> even on the air waves, fans can't help but vent. >> everybody is getting ready to jump off the bridge and pointing the finger at flacco. despite being down for now, everyone we talked to is. >> it's not over. we're just down, not out. we just had a bad day. that's all. >> and that's what all the fans we spoke with had to say, that, yes, it was terrible, but they're ready to brush it off

and move on. after all, it's only one game. they're looking forward to that next win. reporting live tonight, wjz, eyewitness news. >> the ravens are back home next sunday. they have a short week against the arizona cardinals and will face todd heap. >> fans feeling gloomy, at least the sun is shining. we'll take a live look outside. it's perfect out there. bob turk tracking our updated conditions. we'll start inside with bob. >> thank goodness it was a rainy day. i think you would have been really depressed this afternoon. take a look at the radar. nice and quiet. a long way off to the west of us, showers are building. a front is develop. we'll see some clouds moving in here tomorrow night, probably some rain by late in the day. look at these temperatures, beautiful afternoon. right now we're at 65, 67. washington and a little colder,

55, at the canal. believe it or not, we still have this hurricane in the caribbean. it's not too far from mexico. >> it looks like this is going to become a major hurricane, which means category three or higher. take a look at the latest. this storm is just off the coast of the yucatan. the thing is it's gaining strength. winds over 100 miles per hour. it's either going to make a slight landfall or it's going to skim the yucatan before turning off to the east. it will weaken the storm, eventually losing the strength when it turns off to the east. as far as the computer models go, they make the turn also, but what happens after they make the turn, it's still the big question mark. we're talking about hurricanes still while they're snow falling in the rockies. we'll have the forecast coming up. back inside. people in maryland get a glimpse of a phenomenon. local sky watchers report

seeing northern lights. look at that, wow. also known as the aurora boar y'all his. these pictures were taken in wisconsin but people as far south at alabama saw the display. it's a result of a solar eruption that happened yesterday av afternoon. >> the video is so good. can you imagine seeing it in person? how intense the colors are. it's gorgeous. >> very pretty. still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news, a miracle in the aftermath of turkey's earthquake. a two-week-old baby found alive. find out about the rescue and what's happening to the child's family. it's a controversial disease for sexually transmitted viruses. coming up, the vaccine in boys. australia, now a local underwater photographer wants to know what went wrong. we have that story next. and the sun is shining, bob

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an incredible story emerges in the aftermath of turkey's devastating earthquake. rescuers bull a newborn baby out of the rubble alive. it's being called a miracle. >> reporter: this dramatic video captures the moment turkish rescue crews found the smallest amount of life amongst so much death. they pulled a 2-week-old baby girl out of a collapsed apartment building alive. rescuers in turkey cheered as

paramedics you rushed her to an ambulance. this relative says the baby was found nearly 48 hours after the earthquake hit. but her mother was still trapped in a seven-story building, pinned next to a sofa. her grandmother was also buried in the wreckage. as doctors treated her at the hospital, rescuers spent hours digging through the rubble to try to save her mother, and they did, carrying the 25-year- old out on a stretcher. soon after they freed her 70- year-old grandmother too. the rescues came in one of the hardest hit quake zones where hope is fading, but after saving three generations of the same family, crews are not giving up. tina kraus, wjz, eyewitness news. >> the father is still trapped under the building. his condition is unknown.

if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check in with kristy breslin. >> well, the topside of the beltway is going to be a headache this afternoon. if you're traveling on the north side interloop, you're looking at 40 minutes and the topside of the outer loop, at least 15 minute there is from york road over to falls road. on the west side, 25 minutes in that direction from 95 to security boulevard and 70 westbound also heavy from 29 over to marriotsville road. as far as accidents go, northbound on the expressway, we have an accident at the beltway really tying things up. a couple of city accidents. mcelderly street, lock haven boulevard and west lake. let's now take a live look. things moving along just fine there south of shell road. we'll take another look. you can see everything moving well there. this traffic report is brought do you by bill's carpet, hard

wood, and lam nat too. lack over to you. just spectacular day out there. we may not see too many days as nice as today coming up in the next couple of months. get out and enjoy it. right now we're at 65, 66 degrees in some spots. 39% humidity. it's dry. still a slight breeze. the barometer just beginning to fall. we'll tell you why when we ,,,,,

beautiful afternoon. wow, look at that. that's absolutely crystal clear, dry, lovely october weather. the weather never stays the same anywhere. in some places it doesn't change a lot, but around here it changes all the time. we will have clouds tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. maybe after 10:00, some light shower activity will move into the region. most of the day tomorrow will be just fine and warmer than today. we're in the mid-60s, 65 the cool spot open at 55. ocean city just dropped to 64

and over in eastton, 64. the dew point is low. 40 degrees, dry here. tomorrow the dew point will be coming up, probably getting into the upper 50s, low 60s. more moisture there. highest dew point and higher humidity. pleasant afternoon. 67 in annapolis and 64 64 up in westminster. we have a bit of of a west wind. today the winds were anywhere from 10, 15, maybe 20 miles per hour. they're beginning to calm down. later tonight, temps will be dropping to the low to mid-40s. out to the west, slight shift and that will bring us southwest winds tomorrow ahead of a front developing in the west. this front is potent. it has a lot of cold air behind it. i was just checking denver. they were 59 degrees this afternoon. after midnight tonight they're expected to drop to 29 with snow developing tonight in the denver region. four to eight inches expected

tonight into tomorrow afternoon. yesterday denver was 80 degrees. can you imagine that? that's quite -- really, this happens quite often on the front range of the rockies. with the wind coming down from canada, cold air this that region. that front is going to hit across the country and will bring us warmer temperatures tomorrow and clouds moving into the region tomorrow night with the front developing some shower activity. it looks like on thursday the front is going to hang up just to the south and we'll have a period of cool or really just chilly rain here expected on thursday. the front finally moving off, but it may take a little while. another area of low pressure may develop offshore friday night. it may even bring you some cooler rain on saturday and then the mountains to the -- there could be some wet snow friday night and saturday. southwest winds at 10 to 15 knots in the bay. so tonight, nice night, clear to partly cloudy, 45, tomorrow,

sun and clouds, maybe a little rain tomorrow night. nice warm high of 70 degrees. not too many of those days left. >> thank you, we have a programming reminder to pass along because of the ravens' game last night, cbs's programming was preempted. overnight tonight you can record or watch how i met your mother at 1:37 a.m. and two broke girls at 2:07 a.m. go to the entertainment section on wjz.com. still at 5:00, more violence at the occupy protests. why police dragged people out in handcuffs. michael jackson's nurse broke down in tears as she testified about michael jackson's death. coming up, we're going to hear from a victim's family. ,,,

it is just before 5:30, 65 degrees, clear, sunny, and beautiful out there. good evening and thank you for staying with wjz's eyewitness news. here are the stories people are talking about tonight. police are on the hunt for a killer after a woman was found murdered inside her home. we spoke to the victim's family about the case. >> reporter: inside this quiet house on the 900 block of east 41st street is where someone beat and killed 43-year-old sherry montgomery canty. >> it's been rough for me because i loved my wife.

>> alex canty was at work when his stepson and a friend found her body after 5:00. the brutal way she was killed has hit this tight nit family hard. >> 50,000 things go through your mind at once. >> sherry's father told us his daughter had no enemies. the house even had an alarm system w there was one thing that stood out. police say canty did run a small shop out of her home where she would sell candy and dvds. >> police are hoping neighbors might have seen something, like a possible suspect leave this house. >> if they were acting out of the ordinary, perhaps hurried or seemed nervous, to police contact homicide detectives. >> had i heard anything, that would have been the first thing, to call somebody. >> her friend and next-door neighbor. >> we thought a lot of her, and it hurt my heart that she's

gone. >> as the family tries to deal with their loss, they have a imagine for whoever took sherry away. >> if you're out there and looking at this broadcast, turn yourself in. they will catch you. >> and police did tell us they are looking at robbery as a possibility. >> if you have any information on this case, you are asked to call the baltimore city police department. jury selection resumes in a trial for a woman charged with murdering inside a woman county yoga shop. she's accused of killing her coworker. jury selection is proven difficult because most jurors have heard about the case. we'll let you know as soon as the jury is seated. disturbing charges against a school employee. detectives say 30-year-old jason baitty urinated outside of george fox middle school where he works as a custodian.

a woman who witnessed it said he was performing a lewd act as he was staring into her front window. in the wrong place at the wrong time. tonight we're learning about a 15-year-old girl wounded in a school shooting in north carolina. new details on the case. >> reporter: police say the teen was outside during a lunch break when a bullet struck her in the neck. police later arrested two teenagers in connection with the shooting. tonight surveillance video led detectives to the suspect. the pair is inside the school building with a rifle. investigators are not sure of the motive, but they're looking into the possibility that it was gang-related theism do not believe the tenth grader was the intended target. >> the girl is hospitalized in stable condition. the high school reopened today with additional police on campus. the occupation is over in oakland, california as police clear out protesters who have been camped out out at city hall. karen brown reports that anyone

who didn't leave voluntarily left in handcuffs. riot police cleared protesters in the plaza in front of oakland city hall. dozens of antiwall street demonstrators who refused to leave the makeshift camp were arrested in the early morning. >> this is so degrading. >> most were taken peacefully, but officers used tear gas to protect themselves. >> we were being pelted with rocks and bottles and over kitchen utensils. >> reporter: demonstrators began camping out at the plaza two weeks ago, setting up 150 tents. the protesters on the outside and the police on the inside. now, in the beginning city officials supported the demonstration, but then it deteriorated. >> the plaza was -- with

graffiti, litter and sanitation. >> what they're saying are sanitation issues, as far as i'm concerned, all of that was false. >> reporter: with the protesters gone, cleanup crews moved in to remove debris left behind. they will be allowed back, but no one will be permitted to camp out overnight. >> police made about a half dozen arrest while clearing out a smaller protest site not far away. moammar gadhafi's body has been buried in a nondisclosed location. his body has been in a freezer since thursday. he was buried along with one of his sons in an islamic ceremony near dawn. there's calls for investigation into how he was killed. today we know the names of the jurors who acquitted casey anthony of murdering her

daughter. the court ordered a delay in releasing the names. many have received death threats. so far, none of those jurors are speaking publicly. michael jackson's nurse breaks down in tears on the witness stand. sandra hughs reports from the clubhouse in los angeles. >> reporter: michael jackson's nurse practitioner cried as she testified that the singer said he would be fine as long as he was monitored. jackson begged her for the powerful as at the timic two months before he dayed. >> he said i have a lot of difficulty sleeping. i've tried everything and what i need is something that's going to help me fall asleep right away. and he went more into -- the only thing that would do that

was diprivan. she refused to give him the drug after learning it was only administered in hospitals. >> he said doctors have told me hate's safe. >> reporter: doctor conrad murray is accused of administering the fatal amount of propofol. both sides will have the weekend to work on closing closing arguments, which would then be presented to the jury next week. it's still unclear if the defense will call dr. murray to testify on his own behalf. >> because the prosecution has done so well, it may not hurt if he takes the stand. and it may be the only way he can salvage his defense. >> details about jackson's contract with his comeback promoter. lawyers wanted to show the singer would have owed $40 million if the concerts were canceled, but the judge ruled the contract is off limits. in los angeles, sandra hughs, wjz eyewitness news. >> janet jackson said over the

weekend she's postponing part of her australian tour to be close to her family has the case draws to a close. missing kansas city lisa irwin, police have fielded 200 calls from those who believe they spotted the missing child, but so far none of the tips are panning out. the problem is lisa's age because countless over babies match the description. she was 10 months old when parents claim someone took her. people have not stopped shining lasers at passing aircraft. in fact, place say we're on pace to face 2800 incidents recorded last year, and it's still october. interfering with a plane by shining a laser into a cockpit carries anything from a to thousand dollars find to 20 years in prison. a texas man is killed by a

10-foot long great white shark. why some shark experts are hoping to learn more about what led to the attack. shark attacks hit a 10-year high. we spoke with an underwater photographer who has experience with sharks and shark bites, and he wants to know what may have led to this latest attack. >> reporter: 32-year-old george wayne wright was diving alone in western australia when he was faye -- fatally attacked by a shark. they saw bubbles coming from the water and called for help. a 10-foot great white surfaced and nudged the dive boat. as wainwright's friends retrieved his body. >> he floated to the surface and the shark was seen to come back into thompson's bay.

>> we try to pride ourselves in collecting enough dat to be able to predict behavior of these animals. >> he's an underwater film maker who has made a career of swimming towards these dangerous sharks. he says shark attacks like this one are all too familiar. i think about this accident of mine. it was provoked. i hope the story that comes out is filled with accurate information. >> it's important to understand shark behavior before determining whether there's a shark problem or if this was just an unfortunate incident. >> sometimes -- i hate to use this, but it's just bad luck. he may have been in the wrong place in the wrong time. >> wainwright moved to australia six months ago to work for a marine company. his family says he had a passion for being on the water. we're told most attacks are provoked, meaning someone

touched, poked, or aggravated the shark in some way. last year, 14 unprovoked attacks were reported. now, there's typically one shark attack in australia every year. now, for a look at stories you will find in the baltimore sun tomorrow morning. the community's effort to save this neighborhood rec center from closing. top boy and girl high school athletes and top chefs are cool lab tores on a new cook book. look for the updated forecast from the wjz's weather team. the ax may be falling elsewhere in maryland, but not the coast guard in baltimore. workers there receive some very welcomed news from uncle sam. the coast guard tall ship eagle is sitting high out of the water for repairs. it's here because this is the only coast guard shipyard. the one and only. >> that may help with job security for local workers, but

with cuts in defense looming, a little extra insurance doesn't hurt. today it arrived with $61 million in federal funding. >> so ensure that five cutters between now and 2014 will be repaired, will be modernized, will be retrofitted right here at the cost guard yard. >> work for even a couple of years is good news. >> i've been here only six year, and i plan on retiring from here. any many jobs we can get coming in, i'm real excited about it. >> i'm blessed, put it that way. there's a lot of people out here losing their jobs. we're pretty fortunate. >> repairing five older coast guard cutters is cheaper than buying new. >> it would have cost over $2 billion. these ships don't come cheap. >> it makes it possible to go out in weather that would keep

anyone else on shore. >> we can go out in challenging conditions. mother nature is a very tough customer. >> so are winds of economic change that are blowing past the coast guard yard for now. the coast guard shipyard has been here since 1899. during the peak in the 90s, as many as -- worked there. the lucky break that saved a man's life. matt damon and ben affleck teaming up for a gangster movie. a cool down and showers on the way. i will have the exclusive 5-day forecast. and here's today's report from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,

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it's a beautiful afternoon. just west of it, but a few clouds moving in. bernadette has a look at what that means for your wednesday.

such a gorgeous shot right there. the showers start to come in tonight but we'll see a thickening of the clouds. still sunshine and the 40s. it will be a mild afternoon. getting up to 40s. then tomorrow night, completely cloudy and a chance for a couple of showers. here's bob for the 5-day forecast. >> a good chance on thursday, cooling down and some rain, maybe a few leftover showers. and this has not been guaranteed, but we should see chilly rain into the low 50s on saturday. back in the 0s at night and the sun returns on sunday. remarkable rescue, a hiker missing for ten days is found alive. michael st. lawrence got lost while hiking in canada. he was found when a hiking member of her own stepped off a trail and ran into him.

he had frostbite on his feet and was dehydrated. a smuggling scandal rocks a police department. a total of 12 suspects, including former and current police officers, were arrested with a scheme to smuggle guns, slot machines into new york city. the investigation began two years ago. the street value of all the items is more than $1 million. boston's most infamous mobster is coming to hollywood. matt damon and ben affleck are teaming up for a movie about whitey bulger. not everybody is happy about the project. the wheels are in motion for the film on boston mobster whitey bulger. matt damon said the script has

not been written, but they're searching for ideas. >> as we all know good will hunting was an amazing idea. >> but not everybody was excited abthe idea. steven davis says his sister was a victim. he said it's nothing to glamorize. >> he's also working with a script with michael o'day. >> nothing is more powerful than the man who has the true story. i think we have one up on them there. >> there's a couple of competing movies. i don't think it's announced we're doing it. the sooner it's announced, the better, hopefully everyone else will back off. >> i'm not upset they're doing it. they have the power to do what they want. >> and this movie will focus on rise to power as a gangster while serving as an informant,

jack nicholson's character was based on this character. the parents talk to wjz a day after their courtroom win against the state. and fighting bullies in a baltimore school, find out the person who's behind an emotional new program. check in for more on these stories coming up at 6:00 now. >> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news, the controversial vaccine being recommended for girls is now being recommended ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

when it comes to drinking coffee, it may be a good thing. 20% lower -- of developing cancer. drinking decaffeinated -- federal health advisors are believing that a vaccine given to girls should be given to

boys. the shots protect against a sexually transmitted virus. susie silver thought it was in her son's best interest to have him vaccinated against the human papillomavirus. >> making sure that he stays safe, making sure the women he's with in the future are safe. >> now a government panel is recommending all 11 and 12-year- old boys receive the vaccination to prevent the virus. the shots are already recommended for girls and young women because hpv increases the risk of cervical cancer. >> it can be transmitted from girls to boys and boys to girls very easily that's led to the new recommendations that the boys also receive the vaccination. >> hpv is a very common infection. most people don't know they have it because the virus doesn't cause symptoms. but the virus can be deadly.

it's responsible for 70% of -- cancer. it can reduce the risk of mouth, throat, anal cancer and it may increase a woman's chance of having a heart attack or stroke. the centers for disease control says the key is for boys and girls to get vaccinated before becoming sexually active. susie silvers says for her the decision was easy. >> why would we want them to get diseases that can be eradicated. >> obviously she was doing what she thought was best for me, and i think it was the right decision. >> the cdc is looking to approve the recommendation. hpv shots were recommended for girls five years ago and only a third have been vaccinated. their son was murdered on a prison bus, and they believe the state should have done more

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supermarket. i'm adam may. how prosecutors are fighting back against his so-called idiot defense. that's coming up. they might not want to talk about it, but it seems like they can't help it. on the streets of baltimore, ravens' fans are venting about what happened in jacksonville. coming up next. and is sun is setting on such a beautiful fall day. i don't even want to say this. the question is, is there rain on the way? find out in your first weather forecast. >> beautiful shot. check in on these stories and breaking news on wjz.com. this is wjz tv, wjz hd and wjz.com. baltimore. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it's complete coverage. it's wjz maryland's news station station. i don't want anyone to ever have to