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where to stand off tonight. >> hello everyone i'm dick carter. >> what people are talking about tonight. >> occupy wall street the 2 months old. tonight protesters are still showing for the 99%. wjz is live at the square. >> today occupy baltimore marched alongside community groups and labor union everyone with the same message baltimore needs jobs now. a march with a message. hundreds flood the howard street bridge calling for jobs, not cuts. >> we need jobs. people are starving. people are really hurting. >> we're all in this together. we all need to have equal opportunity. >> protesters here want congress to support president obama's job plan. >> they're taking our recreation, we don't have jobs. what are we going to have to offer our kids. >> we're sick and tired of it and we're sick and tired of

being sick and tired. >> reporter: they're calling for building schools and bridges. >> we need infrastructure, we want business to get better. >> reporter: tonight's march across the bridge, part of a national day of action going on in 30 cities across the country. for many the message is personal. >> i'm worried about what the future holds for my own two daughters. >> reporter: it isn't just adults concerned about that future. >> why are you out here today? >> i feel like there's hope when i get older, that's when we're going to have to deal with this. >> reporter: hope for a better future, the reason so many came out. tonight's protest was peaceful. police did not make any arrest. live at colony square. >> thank you. minutes ago another group marching from new york to washington, d.c. cross over into maryland over the bridge and into -- they will stop in baltimore on saturday night. in new york occupy protesters take over subways,

bridges and clog city streets. as tonight wears on, they're only growing in numbers. >> reporter: occupy wall street stay of action took protesters down new york city streets, under ground and across the bridge. movement against economic inequality marked its two month anniversary with protests all over the city. things got bloody more than 175 people were arrested during clashes with police. several officers were injured. michael bloomberg downplayed today's activity. >> the real story also for tomorrow morning's paper is that we there were not many people out here. most people expressed themselves and went back about their business. >> that all changed once the workday let out. labor unions and doctors joined them and over flow crowds of thousands. >> they think that we're puppets. you know what, our strings are not attached any more. >> nearby powerful light

projected 99% on the side of the building. the movement has been criticized for a lack of focus and some hit back with signs of their own. >> they should go get a job. >> i think the aims of the occupy wall street are very flair, which is that the power of the corporation should be replaced by the power of the people. >> reporter: protesters say they'll press on until they've got the 1% joining the 99. and across the country more than 300 people were arrested during the day of action, most of them in new york. >> breaking news in college sports sex scandal. it's syracuse assistant basketball coach being accused of sexual abuse. a former ball boy said he was molested for more than a dozen years beginning in 1980s, a second accuser said he came forward after seeing scandal unravel at police state. police are investigating the claims. sex tape scandal involving a former lacross player leads

to serious charges. bitter break up is being blamed. former steven university lacross player christopher scott faces charges in connection with a sex video he made with his former girlfriend and posted online as revenge when he broke up. police say he made that video on campus and it has students here buzzing. >> if i was in his shoes, i wouldn't -- >> according to the criminal complaint, wjz obtained scott told police he was depressed over his break up and was trying to be hateful and admitted he was sorry. the university would not comment on the case but pointed out scott has not been a student here for more than a year. he confronted him about the video after getting harassed she said losing her job over it. he manipulated her into making

it and continually tried do things sexual whatly with some of his friends. >> it's shocking. i think he's probably upset. >> reporter: it stretched from stevenson to new town square where they confiscated scott's computer. they found marijuana and child porn and drew strong reaction from neighbors there. >> it's awful. i feel so sorry for that girl. >> you don't do that to somebody else. >> reporter: the sex video has spread to dozens of web sites and tens of thousands of people have watched it. when police went to his home his mom answered the door and said he was out with his new girlfriend and her family. when he got back from that they questioned him. stevenson university wjz eyewitness news. >> scott is free on bail facing misdemeanor charges. assassination attempt police say he was shooting to kill. he's accused of firing two shots at the white house last week with a semi automatic rifle.

one of the bullets cracked a window. the president wasn't home at the time. convicted hernandez could spend the rest of his leaf behind bars. stepped up security for herman cain as he tried to win the republican nomination for the white house. they won't say if there's a threat against cane but he was threatened when he was ceo. >> a local broadcasting legend is fighting cancer. and tonight we know more about his future on the radio, wjz jackson has ron smith latest announcement and have taking the news. key. >> ron smith has decided not to continue with his key moe therapy treatment listeners may be prized -- surprised but they say they respect his wishes. >> clear, describes the voice of long time radio host ron smith while his commentary is political and often controversy. in october he announced he has

stage 4 pan tree yachtic cancer. >> i was diagnosed on friday. inoperable but treat pble. >> reporter: doctors say it can be difficult to over come. thursday he told he won't continue with chemotherapy treatment. >> so the idea of some miracle with a stage 4 pancreatic cancer, well there isn't going to be any miracle. and if this is the decision i was reached i aged upon by everyone concerned. >> i wish for the best. i hope for the best. and he'll be in everybody's prayers. >> for 38 years he's appeared on radio television. he's also written commentary. >> there's no way of predicting how long i'm going to be functioning, so we're sort of playing it by ear from this

time forward. i'll be on the air as i can and as long as i can. and i guess that about covers it. >> he's telling his listeners he'll do that, he'll be on the air as much as he can with the understanding he's simply not able to do it. back to you. >> thank you. ron smith says he's been overwhelmed by the get well wishes he's received since making the announcement. on smoking more maryland teens are lighting up candy flavored cigars. students say they're attracted to the cheap flavors. the state says new campaign to cut back on smoking. we put a link to it on wjz.com, click on the news tab. brush up your history and dust off your flag. it's time to celebrate the birth of star spangled banner.

he fired -- today to announce the june festival marking the 200th anniversary of war of 1812. the international maritime festival will last 2 years and it's expected to welcome 1 million people to baltimore. the first -- birthplace of course of the star spangled banner. not yet. you know. it wouldn't be those goose bumps going up and down your back. >> baggage fees are bad. they're nothing compared to what these passengers had to say. they had to pick up just to finish their flight. >> accidental death or something more sinister. 30 years after the mysterious natalie woods. >> weekend warm up after childly friday, how about that. coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it is 38 degrees and clear in central maryland right now. complete forecast is coming up. families in north carolina are trying to pick up the pieces after deadly storm tears

through the region. at least one ef2 tornado was confirmed in davidson county. that's where a woman and 3-year- old granddaughter was killed. severe werth is responsible for three deaths in south carolina and one in georgia. police are investigating a target of kill tag may have used craig's list to lure the victim. they say killers placed a bogus ad. one person who answered it told police two men shot him in the arm but he was able to escape. week later a body was found. he sent the attackers wanted to rob the victims. after 30 years los angeles police are reopening the investigation into death of hollywood legend. this information has come to them concerning the drowning of natalie woods. the hack stress, her husband and christopher were aboard a yacht off the california coast the night she did. police requesting the boat's captain but won't say what they were. stranded airline passengers in austria go to the extreme to try to get home. this video shows the flight

staff collecting money from passengers in order to pay for fuel. the passengers say they were stranded for 3 days and given no other choice. the flight took off from india. it was headed to england. the travel agency that sold the tickets -- tickets refuses to comments. possible contamination has smokier recalling thousands of jars peanut butter. 16-ounce of smokiers chunky style natural peanut butter. the best if used by date of august 3rd and 4th of 2012. they were distributed to 24 states including maryland. no illnesses have been reported so far. fish caught overseas ends up on your dinner table with no one guaranteeing its safety. why is this allowed to happen. reviews the potential risk of imported fish. >> reporter: when you think maryland, you think seafood.

but now a crisis decades of over fishing and pouching, it means some species have almost disappeared. >> fish might not be around if we go over the edge. >> reporter: increase demand more fish comes from overseas but the governor wants to warn for the dane. >> imported is not safe to eat. >> reporter: they obtain northside video from a food safety watch group reportedly tainted fish farm in asia. you're looking at dirty contaminated water, sewage from these homes pours directly into the river that feeds an over crowded fish pond. >> we pass millions of fish and in order to keep the fish healthy you dump a lot of animal drugs. many of those drugs are not approved in the united states. >> those allegations are backed up in the government seafood safety report filed that imported seafood may can cause cancer. it also found in china, for

example, 98% of seafood processing facilities are not inspected by the fda. 2/3 of america's facilities are inspected. despite the disparity the fishery institute. >> unfortunately this is part of safety scare. >> so if you went to the store and you found some fish and it said imported from china, for example, you would have no problem eating it and feeding it to your family. >> absolutely not and i do. >> reporter: the rageover safety of imported seafood. claude anderson thinks he found the answer raising his own fish. >> how is what you're doing here different from what you're doing overseas. >> they're raising the fish and 90% -- we're buying a super market that raises sewer water. >> they say animal waste sitting in this country. >> inside wander son's

warehouse to find a million pounds of clean healthyty lap pee ya. his way is more expensive american fish farmers can't compete. anderson uses this this morning. >> we're continuing to live off what they're doing. >> that's right. >> adam may, wjz eyewitness news. some lawmakers in the seafood industry are calling for increases in fda funding to expand expansion. police had a unique highway chase on their hands. they were going after a bad guy but rather a knotty dog. they say the puppy yorky jumped out of the car window after owner was involved in an accident. it looked more comical as 6- foot 10-inch officer chased that tiny yorky down the highway. he was finally able to corner the pooch and return it to its owners. the state shows up a new type of plow that will help clear the highway. it's called a toe plow.

regular plow in front then check out what's on the back. another blaze that can clear out another entire lane. the snow monsters are in western maryland but they will be brought to baltimore if it should happen to have -- >> okay. >> if. >> we're hoping they never see any use at all. >> you never want to see it. >> we'll see. nobody can. >> let's take a look, chilly night out there with clear skies, 38. west wind 15 still. temperatures haven't dropped that much. barometer rising. 25 snow shower activity earlier today in oakland. 36 cumberland. 40 in washington. the dew point is 24. get pretty chilly tonight,

upper 20s most places, most 30s that will be in the city. along with the wind whole lot more than mid-30s there. 15 which brings wind chill down in a low 30 right around the freezing mark, by the way. all right. east coast now crowds that have this morning, shower off to the east northeast high pressure building in. chilly air tonight. chilly tomorrow, but lots of sunshine. now, snow showers this afternoon to our north, over new york state involved in southern. also east of cleveland. the rest will be pretty quiet. isn't that beautiful weather along the next 24 hours into the weekend. guess what same cool area of air mass will move offshore later tomorrow and allow the wind to come back to southwest. mild air will be in sunday before some clouds. low 60s on sunday. yeah. so a nice weekend. it will be dry maybe by monday.

west wind, 5 to 120 knots. up around 55 degrees for the night. cheer, chilly, most part, 29 by morning. tomorrow sunshine, but cool. 48 degrees tomorrow. a high of 56. 54 on saturday. 62 on sunday. clouds mainly some showers here on monday, 60 and partly cloudy, 58 on tuesday. after tomorrow,. >> thank you. bob. coming up the ravens get ready to battle. >> forecast is surprising star who calls funds for the ravens. next sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

big game coming up. mark is here with the reports. >> some questions about the man in the middle talking about the middle linebacker, ray lewis, he's battled the cincinnati for 29 times in his career.

he talked about the hard hitting game on sunday. ray has a foot injury that's kept him out of practice for two straight days. there's no indication at this time. it's serious will he's in jeopardy. the ravens had an indoor work out. defense preparing without their middle linebacker on if field. they'll be facing a team known for its strong defense and offense by a rookie quarterback. first round draft pick. he has helped lead the bengals to surprising 6-3 record. young qb playing well. it's becoming common in the nfl. >> he's making smart decisions with the football. and it kind of surprises you as a rookie, it really don't, because with great coaching, you know, and understanding of football, you will make those type plays. i mean, he's doing the right thing with the ball. >> they have a stand out rookie receiver. aj greene suffered a knee injury. he missed two straight games of

practice. could be game time decision on sunday. game time in case you didn't know, 1:00. if you don't have a ticket we'll bring the action to you. see it on wjz. on college basketball there will be growing pains. and the doesn't make excuses or hold back judgment. picking on alabama and puerto rico, train wreck falling off a clip. at times they did play some defense as baltimore mosley rise today the occasion of shoot well and dominated the rebound battle. tony mitchell led the crimson tide with 17 points with follow up slam dunk. back home baltimore, at unbc, dog fight between retrievers and greyhound. brian miller hit 7 three

pointers. retrievers, got a career high flying display with dunk. he scores 27 points. 73-63 victory. 100th career win for -- former maryland assistant. more on the ravens coming up tomorrow. >> coming up, it's a gold rush in the refrigerator. ♪

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