>> that was good. >> you've got to laugh with him. >> that's what's

she's charged in the death of the 19 -year-old oxford university student. the cardiologist has been sentenced to eight years in federal prison for planting unnecessary heart stents and patience. john mcclain has six counts of health care fraud back in july. it was said on thursday and his prison time was followed by years and supervised supervise that these surgeries in salisbury. an internal investigation has been opened in the baltimore county police department after local foster the pastor says officers began. charlie like you said, the incident happened over the weekend and we are learning more about it this morning. pastor james moody said he was trying to (-open-paren when he was confronted and stopped by

police. it was beaten more than dozen times. now pastor james posey of baltimore county said he was driving back to his home and stopped to counts one neighbor who had been involved in that fight with his wife but on the way officers saw them and invite him down to talk. as the two walked away please arrived responding to two calls, one for domestic incident and therefore potential assault. when police asked for his id and ask for his supervisor, he claimed that more police officers arrived on the scene and told him to put his hands out. he claims he was hit as many as 15 times what the police baton, saying he now has to walk with the cane, but the county says he was an operative keeping his hands in his pockets which resulted in the two-minute stroke or public struggle. >> it struck me as odd, it went

from zero to 100 really quickly and i want to know why. >> we take these allegations very seriously. >> don't baltimore county police have opened an internal investigation into the matter. meanwhile, mostly has been charged with assisting arrest. >> looking for something to do this weekend to take the family out to dinner. baltimore hotspots locations and what's opening up today. and the detour is postponed and where and when. be aware of us coming traffic changes. and as they go to break, saluting our veterans on veterans day. this is master sergeant matthew legal, serving air force for 19 years.

we will be honoring more throughout the day on this veterans day enjoy watching good morning maryland.

>> now, good morning maryland at 4:30. >> the weekend is upon us, so check out the seafood at its new location. the restaurant opens today at four est, espn zone building. and if you buy bottled wine or beer or soda in baltimore city you may use in paying little bit more. or in others is to present all types but the mayor's office is reportedly thinking about something attacks to $0.5. that would bring in an estimated $22 billion in the monies would reportedly be used

toward school construction. the formal announcement could be made as soon as monday. checking the forecast, things going on out there and justin burke joins us now with more graphics and more toys. >> at checkout are pretty graphics here. eventually when death have been the issue since overnight. so far what we're looking at here, temperatures now down at 40 by the bay, 30's here and cooler weather and check this out, manchester valley 35. their wins are now back at 24 miles per hour. the official wind gusts in the area at bwi, 25 miles per hour, 60 miles per hour in easton. back to the west we are looking at 60 miles per wind gusts in hagerstown and we could double that as we that as we had to today. essentially on this veterans day, and happy birthday to many of you celebrating the numerical value of significance, we will push our way up to 49, and 4:41

on the 11-11-11, here's tonya with traffic. >> but it's my favorite number. we take at look at our live traffic cameras and pretty light traffic out there so far. this is 95 southbound 32 through savage. the problem that you make your way southbound with the rest of areas. the 95 south of the split, southbound traffic coming towards the camera, and no incidents reported here just yet. we do have some debris in the road here but that's not cleared out of the way. the construction around the dam has been postponed. the workers try to work on it yesterday but the weather was too bad. crews need to resurface asphalt because of the tanker fire. so when we make sure you check

ridiculous. >> gabby conference will be simply giving her first television interview. when the congresswoman will appear and who shall be talking to and who will be joining her. and also, paying respect to our veterans on veterans day. what they are doing to honor our men and women of service. and as we go to break once again, local veterans. when will i break out the course of the morning. this is princess coppersmith and grandson nicholas coppersmith, world war ii and iraq veterans. all of the men and women to serve us on the daily basis through the armed forces, we honor you today. you are watching good morning maryland.

>> by things you need to know this very morning. after 11 hours of bargaining and the eight players and owners broke off negotiations

with the lead singer has not been enough progress to get the deal done with the current lockout. talks are expected to resume next week. he must be backed up of the show and the former host and one of the more popular in recent decades, billy crystal, is stepping in to take over the duty. the show airs the 20 sixth. and seven months ago congress woman governor peppered with shots. that's what the public will hear her voice for the first time in the televised interview. she will be interviewed by abc's diane sawyer so will air on monday. and today the city's baltimore pays tribute to veterans of the veterans day for it. lieutenant governor andy brownlow had the parade kicks off at 10 this morning at the corner tiles and mining industries. and on this veterans day is the way of saying thank you, subway restaurants in the baltimore area will be offering of free

regular 6-inch sub to active or retired members of the us armed forces. show your military id to take part in the savings. honoring our veterans can come in many ways. one is giving them skills they need to get back on their feet. and this year they are not at the national aquarium telling us about the unique program that is now giving the transit chance to get back into the workforce. linda, this is the great idea. >> wonderful idea and it gives veterans who need help please to work. what's going on this morning, here is built to tell us about this. bill has been here 20 years and he started the program to get veterans back on their feet too. >> absolutely. i miss in your director of operations here and we are always looking for great employees to come. we have the great mission and so the quality people is pretty high. downtown will looking around, and we have the job fair down the street and i wandered down to figure out what the program is

like and i discovered some real gems down there. here's the program that will case managers and backs of veterans and some great people. and as i went to the program there was every person that store working security and i didn't leave. i turned around and said, can i talk to the case manager of this person that and i learned more and more about it and what they do is they bring people off the street back into the situation where they can get great jobs downtown and the program has been so successful, we did hire that person. there is some advancement in the person or he has been supervisor, then we talked about other people coming and now we have 10 that have come for the program. >> and i am the visitor advocate. that's what the frontline for

the over him. the come into the aquarium and i tell you about the experience you have want to get inside. >> and arnold, you are paid back. and, you have got back on your feet when she left quite. >> yes. it was hard for me to transition back to life and that the drugs might help me out without, but that cost my life to spiral out of control. i thought that was exactly what i needed. >> really at how to get back on your feet quite. >> right. you are doing the great job. i don't need to get you get you off but we will get back to you in the 5:00 hour to get the rest of your story. arnold, thank you, and bill will be with us all morning to tell us about the program and how is helping veterans and how the good work is going on here at the national inquiry.

>> 4:49, oppression job in massachusetts is saying thank you to men and women fighting for our country by helping them have the wedding of their dreams. they offer free bridal gowns to veterans, was impeached to veterans or one or two that are already hitched. >> i'm going to cry. what are guys do for this country is great and i think it's underappreciated. >> that's why kristen luzinski is giving back. she's giving away dresses with almost $1500 to those who sacrifice. at deadly helicopter crash in hawaii. five people were killed as the chopper crashed into the side of the mountain. there were four passengers and the pilot. it was the tourist excursion. and closer to home, neighbors say they have had enough of the ongoing robberies in their own area and i decided to take things into their own hands. when neighbors saw the suspicious card at louis

espinoza's home, they recorded it with the camera. or is it good shot of the suspect behind the wheel and is allegedly one of the burglars. that's what you call for good neighbors. one judge in tennessee had an interesting location. they help of worship service in the pond. it's the idea came from an member who is the traveling country music singer and the idea is to somewhere where people don't want to go to church and the entire audience of 600 people. doubt most of your kids account for this group but, hopefully they don't have you doing this. some teethirteen advance already camping out the toilet breaking dawn. it's not open until monday. indicators are making it clear if they are team at work or

possibly take jacob. this is the final chapter in the bella and edward love story. >> on this veterans day are school of the day, veterans elementary. 37 degrees in the west northwest, guessing at 24 miles per hour. it's going to be windy day and the much cooler day. what do we normally expect? 38 and 58 would be the splits. by the way, are under the veterans day storm back in the 80's the primary abode of snow to the dc area and about half of what to baltimore but that's also in the record books when we talk about what we would expect. 56 here, we are losing about two and half minutes of daylight each day. 40 in baltimore and 30's to the west, cool air starting to spill its way in. out of the mountains and for

his doctor with the shows to expect coming out of the great lakes on them through central pennsylvania. pull this back whiter and received some wider showers, coastal showers there and you see the frontal boundary and snow showers into the great lakes. more sun. sun. stop in annapolis and east of sure. gus at 30 miles per hour tonight and we will slip it back down into the 20's. port 53:00 and here's tiny with traffic. >> if you are traveling about way, no problems to report. the thing i thought that was good and fine also. a lot look at our traffic cameras, 95 at 175, good to go from the bridge down to twisty, very

light volume. 95 through south of the beltway, as you can see their southbound traffic is to the right of your screen, you should be good to go down towards that area, this was wide. follow us on twitter, at maryland traffic. >> dozens are believed trapped in the glass buildings in turkey. the latest on rescue efforts that are once again at away after the second earthquake hit parts of the eastern european country. plus the latest on the search for the washington nationals catcher. and, anthony amarilla served in the navy and us national guard. he was diagnosed with als while serving in afghanistan and passed away in july. also marine staff sergeant cory alexander currently serving in afghanistan, thank you for everything you do. you are watching good morning maryland.

>> now, good morning maryland at 4:30. >> and world news this morning

the recovery operation underway in turkey as the second quake hits the eastern part of the country. buildings collapse trapping dozens. at least six people have been confirmed dead and as rescue efforts continue to scuffle broke out between those living in the area with police. some say they are being forced to stay in the home and being concerned about how safe they are. you recall the 7.2 quake killed at least 600 people and left thousands homeless. in venezuela, the missing washington nationals catcher. he was kidnapped from his home yesterday. yesterday police found the kidnappers abandoned vehicle into the nearby town. the 20 fourth of player had just finished his rookie season and was one of dozens of venezuelans in the week and dozens are targeted with kidnappings affecting lovely. many of the heavily armed men are still bombing the town and now the town has been

stabilized, some are saying the former fighters have overstayed their welcome. >> at the beginning they will walk him and they can be part of this, but weapons and heavy weapons on the street, going into shops with the antiaircraft gun, it's too much. >> the government works to rebuild the country's security forces and disarm the militias. >> and now good morning maryland. >> the maryland legislature works on the stiffer penalty for reporting child abuse cases. look at what she is proposing coming up. >> and beaten more than the dozen times, that's what one baltimore pastor says happened at the hands of the police. >> and higher taxes could become in galway, what the cities as those monies will be

used for. we will build in on all of these details coming up next. it's veterans day so if you know of the trend, think about him for everything they've done for your country. let's take at look at the forecast. >> 4:58 with interesting data on the calendar. many birthdays and anniversaries to celebrate, i have above listed them and i will share some of them with you throughout the morning. is about her that got stuck in maryland, partly because of that tropical storm in the atlantic. it finally pushed through new england and the backside of snow to be found, here in maryland at the squeeze play between clouds back into the mountains and restart up this morning has turned vegan on veterans day and we had the schools we will honor all day long as we salute and honor our veterans. 37degrees with winds gusting at 24 miles per hour. but the issue today will be about the gusty winds and the fight will be fully extended,