of fault and is and remains dangerous. >> judge michael pastor sentenced him to 4-years in prison just as prosecutors requested. >> the defendant was playing russian roulette with michael jackson's life every single night. >> reporter: jackson's mother and several of his siblings including latoy ya and germane attended the sentencing. jackson's children did not. >> we'll never be satisfied because michael is not coming back. >> reporter: they asked for the maximum sent. an attorney read a statement on their behalf. >> we're not here to seek revenge, there is nothing you can do today that can bring michael back. >> reporter: prosecutors blamed him for given the drug to jackson and failing to monitor him. his defense wanted probation not just the 2 months he treated jackson. >> on probation he can do things for the community, on

probation that he could never do sitting in that little room. >> reporter: sheriff's officials because of over crowding murray will likely serve as 2 years behind bars before leaving court the doctor blew someone a kiss. wjz eyewitness news. >> and prosecutors asked the court to order him to pay more than $1 million in restitution. two federal air marshals rustle a passenger on to the ground. >> just moments unfolded aboard a delta flight from atlanta to baltimore. 34-year-old william began fighting with the passenger in the seat next to him. two federal air marshals were sitting nearby and tried to intervene. the federal marshall says they forced him to the ground in the aisle, held him down until the plane landed.

he was arrested at the airport. the judge has banned him from flying until this case has resolved. he's also ordered two attend an inpatient rehab program for alcohol. >> a possible sexist stall at a high school is under investigation tonight. police say a female student reported being sexually assaulted inside a school bathroom yesterday. the suspect has been removed from the school. a spokesperson says the school working with police and sending letters to parents today. the family of a woman from maryland missing in aruba is upset tonight as the only suspect in her disappearance is preparing to walk out of jail. wjz is live. mike following the release of gary and how it could impact his neighbors right here in maryland, mike. >> reporter: he is scheduled to be released at 8:00 tonight and head home to maryland. but one fear is that he will flee to another country.

he's hours away from freedom after being jailed for more than 100 days in aruba as the only suspect. the two both from maryland were vacationing when he says she drowned while snorkeling. police didn't buy it but were unable to find any evidence linking him to the disappearance. now some are upset. wjz has confirmed two of them filed restraining orders that were denied yesterday. gardner's cousin issued this statement. our family is disappointed after all this time we are no close tore finding out what happened to our robin. we trust that the fbi and the arue ban authorities will continue their efforts to investigate her disappearance. >> you couldn't do that in this country, you couldn't keep him for an hour unless you had probable cause. sounds like they don't have any cause at this point. >> reporter: he's expected to leave aruba before that happens, the panel could order his extradition back to the

island. he will come back to a home that looks different on the inside. the fbi raided it in august carrying out boxes of evidence. >> hopefully by with them raiding his home and getting into his computers and whatever records they have. >> reporter: the main concern of course -- >> the lawyer was best known for defending casey anthony, he will not run from the law. >> reporter: wjz tracked down one of the women who filed a peace order against him. she was reportedly upset that he put dead animals on her lawn and on the windshield of her car. reporting live, mike, wjz eyewitness news. marry. mike, thank you. the prosecutor just wrapped up a news conference in aruba. we'll bring you details of what he said new tonight at 6:00. a water-main break leaves behind a mess in baltimore county. the ruptured pipe caused a large sinkhole near the 3300 block.

now water services now were stored to the effects of homes and businesses, they will remain closed while crews repaved the damaged area. opening arguments in the case -- he is one of two men accused in last year's robo call controversy on election night. wjz is live, more on what happened in court today. derrick. >> well the defense says they were using reverse psychology with those calls with the state prosecutor argues it was dirty politics and they say illegal. prosecutors told the election night robo calls speaks for itself, a deceptive attempt to trick 112 democrats into thinking democratic governor had already won re-election and there was no need to go vote. >> relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch on tv tonight. >> reporter: it did not contain

the of who authorized the call and that's because bob's campaign manager wanted it that way so he could win the election by suppressing african- american voter turn out. but the defense attorneys say they were reversed psychology intended to get african- americans to rush right out to vote for republican before the polls closed. the defense attorney blames campaign consultant julia for the robo call idea in opening arguments saying it was her fought that they never mentioned who it came from. >> so the only thing that you have is a campaign manager accepting the recommendation of a consultant who's contracted to make those decisions and saying, hey, do you believe this will help us get our votes out. >> among some of the state's first witnesses today, today there were fbi agents and robo

call expert talking a little bit about those calls. we can tell you that the state's star witness is expected to take the stand tomorrow. she's the woman whose voice you hear on those robo calls. wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you. former governor bob and cumming are also expected to testify in the case. frosty the snow man is speaking out to want following his arrest at holiday celebration on eastern shore. kevin smacked an officer with part of his frosty costume and kicked a dog during the parade. he says he's falsely accused and says he's up sit over the public skeptical created by his arrest. >> they kept me in the car for ten minutes. a lot of people saw it and some people came out and couldn't understand why that was done. >> reporter: tonight we understand that walsh is charged with assault and disorderly conduct.

he has dressed in frosty in the parade for more than a decade. we'll have more on the story coming up tonight at 6:00. >> along with cooler air outside right now, temperatures are back to normal after several days of unusually warm weather, let's check in with bob tracking live first warning doppler radar for us. >> we've had about a third of an inch, half quarters of inch of rain. right now the rain is just shifting east of baltimore and washington area. here is chief moving up across delaware and eastern shore. right now the city literally just west of the city. it's ended still some light rain in the next hour or so. but northeast that's where the heaviest rain is going on, newark, delaware some heavy showers in that region. could even see some minor floodings on some of the roadways, watch out for that. just west of annapolis all those western shore pretty much

dry there. that will be the trend for tonight and tomorrow we'll see sun shine again, although a lot cooler temperatures moving in. today we've got up into the 60s. 67 tomorrow. we probably won't get much out of it low 50s which is still above average. looks like dry end of the week headed our way. maryland spends the largest over state delegation over united states to india with the goal of bringing jobs back home. pat joins a conference call with the governor from india about the expected benefits of the trip. >> reporter: maryland youtube through asia on his trade mission to china in june when he made a pitch for maryland businesses. >> on the governor 10-day mission there -- grew an export business translating to jobs at home. >> we'll probably -- now jobs which -- because of turn into full-time jobs. >> this mission in india is

geared towards more and greater successes. >> the papers are full of story after story of maryland an united states losing the jobs to countries like china and india. what we need to do a better job of doing as a people is emphasizing those stories where we're creating jobs. >> our conference call this morning the governor reported two maryland businesses cell phone landed contracts in india. >> there are huge markets here and i do know the businesses that are in this new and changing economy will only be successful because they access and sell to these markets. businessmen with the governor on the trip say the mission creates opportunities for jobs and expansion they might not otherwise get. news an accident involving school buses in baltimore county live over the scene, what can you tell us.

there were two buses here, it appears that one bus has collided with the car. the car was just cleared from the scene. looks like a bus versus a car, this is southbound between toll gate and owensville boulevard. one town road. we're told that there were at least three people transported from the scene we know at least one was in the vehicle. it's not clear whether anyone on the bus was injured. there was a second school bus here moments ago that was to apparently take some of the injured -- some of the students that were on this bus to their final destination. police have completely closed north and southbound roisters town road between owens mill as they continue their investigation. looks like the scene is clearing perhaps another half hour or so. >> captain mike, thank you. >> still ahead at 5:00, rethinking his plan, a woman accuses of herman cain of cheating on his wife. an attempted carjacking in the parking lot of the

supermarket. warning from police with the suspect still on the loose. that's coming up. >> coming up, the youngest victims of violence, that story as eyewitness news continues. the rain is clearing out. bob will have more on what we can expect this week in his updated forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

some don't survive it. those who do often carry the memory for a lifetime. violence is taking a toll on young people even as law enforcement struggles to contain it. in baltimore violence claims children all too frequently. stray bullets leave a 5-year- old girl brain damaged.

a rapist drags a 13-year-old girl into an abandoned house, cries which naturally sparked outrage. >> leave the babies alone, give them a chance to grow up. >> looking for a way to improve that chance is a task force, attorney general eric holder the chairman is major league baseball manager who opened it in baltimore with memories of a violent friday. >> threatening my mom with a gun. the fear that my dad brought to my house in abusing my mom was very personal, very real. >> they saw the attack themselves, so i'm sure they'll never forget that. >> reporter: are saw testified she was abused by her and worries what that will do to her children especially her son. >> i fear that he'll grow up to be just like his dad and that's something i don't want because his dad his anger is out of control. >> research indicates 60% of american children have been exposed to some form of

violence crime or abuse most often in the home. >> kids need to know that violence isn't a secret they have to keep. we have to speak up for them and help them speak up for themselves. >> reporter: the impact doesn't just vanish like a crime scene. wjz eyewitness news. after hearings around the country the task force will present the programs and practices that have worked best in reducing children's exposure to violence. you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check in with traffic control. >> hi everyone. let's give you an update on the accident loving the school bus and that other vehicle, skyeye chopper 13 is still over the scene. it is at righteous town road between owings mill boulevard northbound and southbound. it's tell going to be a while to get that cleaned up avoid the area if at all possible. as far as other delays, if you're traveling on the harrisburg expressway, we do have an accident between warren

road. on the west side of the inner loop delays continue there over to security boulevard and west side outer loop stop and go there from security to over baltimore national heights. about 40 miles an hour. moving over to the topside inner loop 25 minutes there over to harper road. we have other accidents to watch out for at wilkins avenue at ten wood. also a green mount at east north avenue. let's now take a lye look, you can see it's going to be quite a drive for you on the beltway there at security boulevard. we'll take another live look things are thinning out. this traffic report is brought to you by bills carpet hard wood and laminate. you can call them at 187775bill. back over to you. thank you. will ray lewis be back in the line up on sunday, a bad case of toe is keeping him sidelined. in tonight's wjz health watch it is a tricky condition that

has ended some football careers . >> fans are curious how toe injury could sideline. that is until you hear about turf toe. >> when the toe bends back like this, it tears the attachments, ligaments on that bottom of the toe. >> union memorial dr. bill howard has suffered from turf toe itself and it can effect any athlete where you push off from your toe. >> somebody lands on your heel like this and it bends your toe back like that as you come down. >> in 2007 jonathan suffered a severe case of it. >> a big guy and a little toe

can end a career. >> this year reigns defensive tackle ben -- doctors say healing requires patience and time. >> it needs antiunanimous toys. it needs ice. it needs rest. >> and dr. howard says most turf toes heal within 4 to 6 weeks. he advises patients who play sports to avoid wearing shoes with worn out soles. your feet need support. of course ravens say they're hopeful lewis will play this week. you can see the game lye right here on wjz sunday at 4:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

some clearing around the studio, west of us. still rain going on. we have a cross-section of

northern maryland. take a look at radar, northeast of us pretty good rain going on across the area dover up to delaware heading up to southeast even redding and allen town. just ended. jaseys of 83. still raining. west of the city, columbia it ended and northeast that's where the heavy rain is going. some of the roads there still a lot of leads clogging a lot of storm drains. if you're heading up 95 at least for the next hour still moderate to heavy rain. eastern shore, still rain for the next hour or two. you can see that right through there. clearing skies and cooler temperatures down to the south and southwest. take a look at temperatures around the state down to 39 in oakland. we're still at 50.

50 in ocean city and locally upper 40s to low 50s. still some rain there. southerly wind right now. the thing is, the cool air is actually going around and coming back up to region. it's not super cold air temperatures for the next few days. close to even a little bit above normal this time of year, which is high of like 50 degrees. we haven't seen that much lately. it was cold enough today with a little snow there across portions of mississippi valley. believe it or not northern alabama. not too far north, had a few flakes there as well. the mountains in tennessee. right now a little bit of snow coming up and smokies, very high elevations and snow continues in indiana towards michigan. to our north and east, that's where the steady rain is now. philadelphia area. temperatures mild. east side of the front temperatures in the 50s and 60s.

we've dropped and will continue to drop over the next 12 hours or so. look for cooler temperatures and yes the sun will be back the next couple of days all week long. this high will eventually move offshore. temperatures get back up above normal again as we start december, just a quick cool shot the next day or so then a gradual slow warm up once again there's no real arctic, yet in the eastern half of the country. west winds 10 to 15 knots. advisory out in the bay tomorrow. 52 degrees, the rain and clearing skies, 39 by morning which is still above average right around 32. 53 for a high tomorrow, breezy. it will feel a lot cooler. mixture of sunshine and clouds in the afternoon cold air comes in instead of some clouds. all and all dry forecast. >> we'll take it. thanks bob. >> still ahead at 5:00. fighting for one final vacation. >> i would like nothing more

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>> it is 5:30. 58 degrees and mostly cloudy. good evening everyone and thank you for staying with wjz. here are some of the news people are talking about tonight. she is known as the blond bandit, dangerous fugitive wanted in the washington, d.c. area is on the move. as adam reports police say she targeted people in baltimore county. >> it all started when a suspect here arrived down the street. that shopper had no idea she was talking to a wanted criminal. stephanie long blond hair and green eyes to charm a woman on baltimore place thanksgiving. she asked for a ride to shoppers warehouse down the street. that's when police say she pulled a weapon and tried stealing the car. >> the victim grabbed the knife and she was cut on the hand. >> she ran off leaving other

shoppers leery. >> it's sad and i hope they catch her. >> she's become known as the blond bandit, she's also wanted for two bank robberies in the dc area and carjacking in the parking lot of knee man marcus at tyson's corner. that vehicle was recovered at the baltimore county safe way. >> we're asking our motorist, especially why this situation is going on, to please be cautious to not authorize to people that you don't know. >> reporter: there is a warrant for her arrest in connection with this carjacking, the charges attempted kidnapping. adam may wjz witness news. >> schwab admits she's also a former member of the gang. if at 13 if you see her you're urged to call police. the man told police he was running near the park when a dog handler lost control to of two of the dogs. one of the man -- the dog owner fled the scene in a minivan.

against a former syracuse assistant basketball coach. denise is live in the news room with more on the latest allegations. well mary a third person has stepped forward to claim he was molested by bernny fine. he said the incident happened in a pittsburgh hotel room in 2002. he was 14-years old at the time. pittsburgh police say they are an awaiting an official report before starting their own investigation. fine was fired by the university. this afternoon syracuse university nancy gave a vote of confidence for head basketball coach jim. recently backed off comments attacking fine's accuser. marry,. >> okay, denise, thank you. bernny fine has denied all allegations. he worked for the university for more than 30 years. allegations of an

extramarital affair has the presidential candidate her main cane rethinking his strategy. he reports that cane is already been flipping in the polls. >> whether an accusation about an extramarital affair was -- atlanta businesswoman ginger white says she had a 13 year relationship that ended before he started his campaign. hours before her story aired on an atlanta tv station, cane was already denying the allegations. >> i have nothing to hide. i have done nothing wrong. >> on a conference call tuesday cane told staffers the allegations from other women have taken a toll on his family. he was leading national polls until the first accusation surfaced in late october. since then he slipped from 30% to around 13%.

fellow candidate gingrich said doesn't mean he's out of the race. >> i was supposed to be dead in june and july. i'm not going to go around and declare anybody else dead. i think anybody has a right to recover. >> reporter: former house speaker is leading most of the national polls. >> he's on a 3 day campaign through south carolina. he's fighting hard to show voters he's republican party's best choice to challenge the president next november. >> my primary opponent is president obama. >> hi. >> reporter: he says he's more conservative and more electable than the rest of the republicans feel. wjz eyewitness new. >> her cane is still planning to deliver a policy speech in michigan this evening. also you can see more of the interview with -- coming up on cbs news. the family of florida man

killed in 2001 amtrak has reached his $2.5 million settlement with u.s. government. the widow of robert stevens claimed the government was negligent in creating weapons, grade -- the fbi later concluded scientists was the man behind the attack which killed five people. ivan committed suicide in 2008. a washington, d.c. woman with terminal cancer is locked in a battle with u.s. airways. lynne mccain and her family were forced to cancel an up coming trip after she was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. scheduled to fly out of dwi marshall airport. they're refusing to refund the cost of $4,200 tickets. they'll only offer vouchers. >> what good is it going to do, what dad is a vouch r doing to do me? >> they say that the tickets

were nonrefundable. she sent letters and medical documents to the company. now passengers want to know what drove american airlines to this point, what it means to travelers. randall reports for wjz from la guardia airport. >> it was business as usual just hours after news that the parent company is filing for bankruptcy. >> we figure that when we'll still be intact. >> the airline will operate normally throughout the bankruptcy process, continuing to run flights on reservations. but it will likely trim its flight schedule which could lead to layoffs. >> we -- we will make the company successful. >> american is the last airline to file. they have cut billions of

costs. >> it's a shame i they didn't do it when the other guys did because now they're going to have to do it now. >> it used bankruptcy filing to unload debt and reduce labor cross. they're negotiating a new contract and operating a chapter 11 allows the company to take a proper position. >> we will quickly be getting back with them and talk about how with work together to create the out come, which is competitive cross for the company. >> the pilot's union called it a proper occasion and describe american as an airline that has lost its way but having suffered over $10 billion in losses over the past decade the company says bankruptcy is the best way forward. randall houston, wjz eyewitness news. >> american also announced the new ceo promoting company president thomas horton to the top spot. good news for online shoppers some retailers are

extending their cyber monday sales. amazon.com and wal-mart are among those promoting cyber week online specials. one tracking service saying online shopping was up 43% over last year cyber monday. a clearer picture will emerge on thursday when figures are released. more than $300 million rs that's how much maryland taxpayers have contributed to state university. it's an investment to help graduation rates which ge explains are among the lowest in the state. >> reporter: with 3800 students, they're growing. >> reporter: peter toured the facility examining how the more than $300 million was spent. >> receive the type of economic stress people are under. this institution is going to lead the way back to a great

recovery. >> including the school's recovery low graduation rate 15% compare today the university of maryland at 82%. students say some of their peers can't. >> a lot of people think obstacles besides schools, so it's just -- is if it's work, home, i guess resources. >> a and the school president says some students just aren't ready. >> some students may not be as prepared. >> by the fall of 2012, the school hopes to break ground on a new science and technology building right across the street. the president says that plus the new physical education and health and human services business is just a start to get the school back on track. and the university graduation rate has increased 2% over the last year and president hopes to double it to

at least 30% within the next several years. back to you. >> thank you. now the new science anteing nothing building is expected to cost $80 million. >> time now for a look at some of the stories you'll fiend in tomorrow morning's edition of baltimore sun. meet the former runner who is focusing on qualifying for the 2012 olympic team and coverage of tonight's maryland illinois game in the acc big 10 challenge. for all these stories and a whole lot more, remember to look for the updated forecast on wjz first morning weather team. the holiday is going to be a little warmer. they're reaching out to the hopes and the needy this holiday season. leo is the beacon of hope. and further south is leading the church's effort. to help the needy at christmas.

gifts of hats gloves and stars will be distribute today the homeless. >> and then it's distributed by myself and some volunteers to local homeless shelters and those areas they'll need and baltimore rescue mission. >> sea search like francis helped organize some christmas gifts. >> you know, it's taking care of those that don't have anything and those are in need. we've been doing that for a long time now. >> and nearby column bow bank, they're collecting blankets for them. >> and i know myself personally at home, if i didn't have a lot of things a blanket would be something that i would really enjoy having. >> reporter: on december 19th december 19th saint leos will also host a christmas dinner for the homeless, the church is expected to serve males to more than -- meals to more than 300 people. >> it's a sit-down affair. our guests come in. we serve them a full course meal. thanksgiving it was turkey.

it will be ham dinner for christmas. >> a time to help those in need. >> it's our joy and duty to help the people in need. why we do it. >> wjz eyewitness news. >> if you like to help family owned in its holiday effort. you can give them a call. (410)675-7275. >> still to come on eyewitness news news a noisy driver arrested while honking his horn landed him behind bars. >> a scam how police say these men benefited from plane crash victims. >> reports from wall street here today. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

things are clearlying -- clearing out. should be to the city here west of us to stars to show out tonight. let's take a look at temperatures for tomorrow, simply a lot cooler than today starting off gently upper 30s

to 40s. standing up to about 50, 51. maybe 52 or 53 degrees with a lot of sunshine some clouds coming through some time. but look at the next 5 days. temperatures actually at or above average once again, 50 on thursday. that's normal for the first day of december. 54 back up on sunday to 56 degrees certainly a certainly nice 5-day as we start december already. experts say a sigh can cot tick state when he carried a shooting spree. if the assessment is upheld by the court, he cannot be sentenced to prison. but he pled not guilty as charges saying he was trying to defend europe. police uncover a fraud scheme targeting victims of deadly plane crashes. at least 20 suspects reportedly

used constant documents of people killed in major crashes to receive money from their pensions. among the victims are three passengers killed when airtran flight 477 crashed into the atlantic in 2009. police say suspects collected nearly $2 million in that scheme. dozens of protesters stormed the british embassy in iran. diplomatic tensions are building after new round of sanctions. >> as angry student protesters stormed the building. they broke through barricades rushing past guards to get inside and sparred a picture of queen elizabeth. iranian demonstrators waved flags. later they attacked a second british embassy nearby. it six employees hostage and eventually released them. >> we hold the iranian

government responsible. the violence comes after imposed new sanctions over iran after nuclear program. london banned all british banks from doing business with iran. they'll have to build reducing diplomatic relations with britain. they chanced -- they chanted death to england. this politician said british traders should be dealt with in a serious fashion. in parliament on sunday, lawmaker said iranian angered over the sanction should take actions just as they did in the u.s. embassy in 1979. these attackers are reportedly hard line iranian students angry over the latest strained diplomatic relations. in london wjz eyewitness news. the u.s. is also with iran at new sanctions targeting oil industries.

missing florida woman's exfiance is primary suspect in her disappearance. they raided his home over the weekend in orlando. they said he was the last person to see her before she vanished november 17th. the couple had recently appeared on episode of people's court to settle dispute over an engagement ring. angry driver lands himself in jail after he honks his horn at police. take a listen. police say the man was upset because he blocked the road in fort wayne. he apparently honked his horn a few times before he got out of his car and yelled at the officers. that's when they realized he was drunk. they showed the -- the breathalyzer showed the man's blood alcohol level twice the legal limit. christmas parade chaos, a man dressed as frosty arrested during a scuffle with police. hear from people who live in

chester town. asking for others for help first of its kind comes to baltimore. i'm mike schuh this story next. >> checking for these breaks news coming up at 6:00 now. >> still to come, the reigns are looking to reverse their trend of following great performances. >> there's a preview ,,,,,,

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against great chief only to perform poorly against the team following the game. the trend this weekend sandra is here with -- stan saunders is here with more. >> the reigns know what lies ahead when they meet the cleveland indians. no matter their record. the browns by the way happen to beat 4 happen 7. the question is will the 8-3afc north devision leading ravens relive a bad pattern they set earlier in the season that's coming off a great victory with sub par performances. they realize it's doing to take

serious business to keep those as they pry -- try their best to earn a top seed in the playoffs. >> we certainly acknowledge that those three losses coming off a big win against teams with, you know, sub 500 records who are not good performances. coaches, players all of this. >> you can sit there, pat yourself on the back. or you can go out there and get better and that's what they're trying to do. >> don't forget. ravens back on the field on the road. this weekend december 4th at cleveland. >> coming up at 6:00 among other things we'll preview tonight, illinois, fighting the line, basketball game from college park, back to you guys. >> thank you. shocking violence right now, surveillance video captures a

shooting that wounded at least eight people and leaves one- year-old in critical condition. watch as people once recover. oakland police say the three men opened fire on a group of people who gathered to film a music video. eight people were taken to the hospital. police are still searching for suspects. an oil tanker shuts down a highway after fire in ut. it happened after two trucks crashed into each other. one truck was carrying crude oil and burst into flames. no injuries reported. still to come on tonight's eyewitness news. >> robo call. why the defense says they were using reverse psychologiy in 2010 election night phone calls. that story coming up ,,

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why does one maryland town, police say frosty the snowman ruined christmas? hear from him next in the story that's getting international headlines. showers are here. stick around for the updated

forecast. these stories and all the breaking news now. dirty politics or common campaign tactics? the election night robocall controversy. >> tonight, each side's story about why the calls were made. >> opening arguments in the former top aide accused of using robocalls to suppress the vote. the jury is hearing two very different accounts of why the