no problems to report through catonsville in either direction. jfx is moving well for the 41st street overpass as we head downtown. we have light traffic in both directions. charley. >>> american college student amanda knox will be back in a italian courtroom. what she will say as she continues the conviction for murder in the country. plus couples getting married in one country now have the right to decide how to -- how long it will last. that story coming up when we look around the world when good morning maryland returns first and only for you to start the workweek off right. we are up at 4:30. >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >>> around the world in italy american amanda knox will be in court expected to give a speech possibly for her life. she is appealing a 2009 conviction in the murder of her roommate 21-year-old british student. two judges and 6 jurors will make the phenyl decision. they could set her free or sentence her to prison for the rest of her life. a ruling is expected today or tomorrow. >>> police in the philippines say

light traffic in both directions but nothing to worry about making your way through catonsville.affic building in both directions. no issues reported between the beltway and fayette street. charley. >>> health news this morning, it appears the majority of parents are now getting their children vaccinated but many are following the schedule and they are not doing it. the government recommends by the age 6 kids should be vaccinated against 14 diseases and at least two doses a study found 1 in 10 parents are using an alternative vaccination schedule. doctors say there's one recommended schedule for everyone. researchers say using a different schedule associated with not having regular health care providers for the child. >> to wait to vaccinate on a so- called alternative schedule putting your child at risk and you're hoping that everybody else has immunized their child. >> experts say scientists all over the world have determined when the vaccines work best and that's when kids need to get the most protection. >>> how long do you want to be married? maybe two years. just ahead, wha

outer loop moving well through catonsville. no issues or incidents to report. jfx at northern parkway getting volume building southbound the oncoming traffic. right now, we do have a broken down car reported on the jfx southbound at ruxton road not causing too much of a problem heading downtown. >>> we know one thing is for sure. scamers love fishing and this time they are threatening you with stint behind bars if they sucker you into giving up cash and access to your e-mail. joce sterman explains why thisthey are make idle threats. >> reporter: for most us, just the idea of going to jail is enough to keep us on the straight and narrow. so imagine getting an e-mail that threatens an arrest. the website consumer scams.org says that's what scammers are doing. they posted an e-mail that claims to be from authorities and tells you to open an attachment which ask for 400 dollars. and says if you don't get back to the sender within 24 hours you could be arrested. but before you start look for bail money, this e-mail is a phishing scam opening it makes you vulnerable

your trip from pikesville through catonsville. doing okay there. jfx at north avenue, same deal. southbound traffic is moving well towards fayette street. downtown nothing to worry b drive times are still doing okay. harrisburg expressway southbound from shawan to the beltway takes about five minutes and 59 southbound on white marsh to the beltway 6 minutes. and bel air to providence and 7 minutes between 795 and 70. charley. >>> thousands turn out for the albaquerky international balloon fiesta. the fall tradition began in 1972 with 13 balloons. now the festival is the largest ballooning event on earth. it is the most photographed event as well. the largest annual international event held in the u.s. and on saturday, the festival broke a world record launching 345 balloons within an who you're time. official confirmation from beginsous records will be -- guinness records will be in the next few weeks in week two of a trial that has so many glued andwatching. what is speced to happen in the trial of michael jackson's former doctor. >> reporter: amanda knox trial is underway this

let's look live on the southwest side, we are doing okay through catonsville towards arbutus and 95. no issues to report here. jfx at cold spring lane we have traffic moving fine here but a broken down car southbound at ruxton road. oncey get past cold spring down towards the 41st street overpass we have a little volume but no issues making your way downtown towards fayette street. >>> could a amanda knox be a free woman this morning. she is accused of killing her to make the final plea later today. corinne redman is standing by with details on what to expect. >> reporter: this morning, the entire world is watching to see what verd like come down from -- verdict will come down. a ruling is expected on whether knox can be freed after spending 4 years in prison. she is in court making the plea. she and her ex-boyfriend were convicted of killing her british born roommate. the decision to set her free will be made by two judges and six jurors. here's what she had to say so far this morning in court. >> my life should be taken away from me for something i didn't do. because i am innocent.

the lights on at this home in the old catonsville neighborhood. e-mails have warned people about several burglaries in just three weeks. robbers took cash, julie and electronics, some going through the front door. >> my sunglasses weren't there. >> reporter: steve said his home has been been hit but his car was a target. his navigation was still through. >> they left a gps alone, a credit card, i was thinking the young kids. >> reporter: police aren't sure who is behind the home burglaries, they started september 9th. all of them happened during the day but one. september 19th until the 26th four more were reported in the frederick village community. >> we recommend you do whatever you can to make your home appear that machine is there, park a car in the driveway, leave a television on or a light, give the appearance of somebody being home. >> reporter: the neighborhood's cop programs or citizens on patrol are making sure hundreds of homeowners are aware and safe. >> lock up, light up, report suspicious activity. >> reporter: they started making c

a hiker is recovering after falling 30 feet in catonsville. the 24-year-old man was hiking with a woman on sunday when he lost his footing and went over the edge. the victim was taken to shock trauma. something smelled funny to troopers during a routine traffic stop. it was 9 pounds of marijuana. the driver and his passenger are both charged with possession with intent to distribute and they are out on bail this morning. if you want to get through the mva quickly, to not go to essex -- do not go to essex. many services are now available online, which is helping to lower wait time. wait time have dropped to 20 to 22 minutes. >> that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- what changes do you think should be made to improve service at the mva? >> we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. away fromust days this year's baltimore running festival when 23,000 runners will take to the streets. >> we have the race organizer. a busy week for you. >> i know you like to keep

de maryland, contra jensen farm y frontera produce, a nombre de la familia de clarence wells de catonsvilleex empleado del departamento de defensa... donna kay wells lloyd, dice que su padre murio el 31 de agosto, y que funcionarios de salud le informaron posteriormente que habia fallecido por el mismo brote de listeria desatado a nivel nacional... muy buenas noches, hoy hemos tenido un dia con temperaturas muy agradables, el astro rey se ha hecho sentir en todo su esplendor... actualmente en nuestra capital el termometro marca 74 grados, 23 grados centigrados, en otra perspectiva observamos como existe un frente frio que esta acercando a nuestra region y lo estaremos sintiendo este fin de semana especialmente en horas de la noche... a quienes quieren salir a divertirse lleven un abrigo porque el termometro baja a 51 grados... manana hay 60% de probabilidad es de lluvia posiblemente antes de las 2 de la tarde... los dejo con el proinostico extendido atencion a abrigarse este fin de semana... a partir del lunes estermos experimentando temperaturas mas estables con maximas alrededor de los 70

continues to grow, we are hearing from the family of a maryland victim, a 87-year-old clarence wells of catonsville and died after eating tainted cantaloupes. health officials told his family he had the same strain of listeria as the national outbreak that has killed 15 people so far. the family is suing the colorado based form and its distributor. >> the numbers have me in complete awe that there are 1.5 million cantaloupes, and my father is one who ate the cantaloupe and passed away. it is just mindboggling. >> family members say mr. wells brought -- bought cantaloupes from a produce department. it is the only recorded listeria case in maryland. a traveler from the state to permit. the obama administration says the killing of a u.s.-born cleric in yemen could mean retaliation against american citizens worldwide. he was killed friday during a ground attack on this convoy. a similar alert was in place after the death of osama bin laden. there is reason to believe a top al qaeda bomb maker was killed in that drone strikes in yemen. the 26-year-old is believed to be responsible for making bombs used

whitemarsh to catonsville low 70s with plenty of sun. you can see skies beginning to clear to the west. that low pressure is moving out to sea. on the back side a few clouds streaming in our state but they will be gone for the most part by tomorrow. double barreled high pleasure will mean dry, clear sunny weather. big bubble of sinking air. when the air is descending, no clouds, let alone rain. keep the sunglasses handy. as we look to your day tomorrow, maybe a few high then clouds passing by. gorgeous sunny weather. the canadian high settles in, but the shuns is still going to be there. clearing skies, a little bit breezy. tomorrow still a breeze but 73 with some sunshine. breathe skies ahead for the next several days. chilly boy night. nights will be crisp. days will be sun they and mild. after previous le cooling off -- briefly cooling off, could push 80 on sunday. if you're lucky enough to have columbus day, monday off, you will be enjoying that. this is as good as seven day, no humidity, sunshine. >> if it keeps going, it will be 12

a bad car accident in catonsville.aptain mike perry has more from sky eye chopper 13. >> this is more on immediated -- maryland route 195. two vehicles have collided on the ramp coming off of 95, onto southbound 195, causing one to overturn. you're looking in the area of where the overturned vehicle is, to the left. and not able to be seen right now is the second vehicle that went off the road. the injuries aren't significant. but this is causing major problems. 195 is closed, just north of 95. and all traffic, coming from the umbc campus is being made to exit onto southbound 95. it's causing about a 25- to 30- minute delay for traffic coming in the catonsville area. trying to reach toward 95 or the airport. expect delays. back to you on tv hill. >> all right, captain mike. thank you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. a grandmother falsely caused -- accused and roughed up by government averages. -- agents. >>> making it easier to go green for hybrid car owners. i'm andrea fujii. where you can find these three

and in baltimore, county officials on hand for the dedication of several new small businesses in catonsville, its old fashioned candy shop is one of the shops bringing out proud officials today. >> i think we one of the things we have going is we have a lot of people that live in the area that are reinvesting. >> the other news business was the breadery and that's going to be a lot of baked goods for that. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> little bit of a gray night but rain has let up. we had a pretty good round of rain, picked up around a tenth of an itch much to a quarter inch much but most spots getting a repri, ve, the winds still calm. we will miss this calm situation as we go into tomorrow night and friday when the winds pick up and so will the chill, in the meantime out there today clouds were holding tough for most of the afternoon. had a few showers down, wetting the roads and it looks like tomorrow we could see wet weather for each drive, the morning and the evening tomorrow. pretty fall color in urbana. look at that round of rain blowing in and little sun late in

towson 39. 44. 5 # in -- 4 -- 54 in catonsville. we have nothing to show you on the satellite and radar composit. but this is what we have to show you and this is adding a spring to steps this morning. york adams and lancaster counties southern p.a. frost advisory north of our border. some of us are close, and it's getting closer but we have a reprieve from the chilly air. warmup is underway and we will talk about the nice weather stretch in a moment. here tanya to talk about the good traffic. >> reporter: we have an accident reported 95 at northbound at 32 on the ramp reportedly in savage. be careful through there. looking at old court rolled northwest side of the beltway, no problems to report here. we are moving well and the accident on the inner loop cleared out at frederick road. this is 95 north of white marsh boulevard. most volume is southbound to the left of the screen. no incidents to report northbound which is pretty light at this time of the drive times are doing fine because of the light traffic. harrisburg expressway i

catalogue from colorado have led to the deadliest food borne outbreak of listeria -- a family of the catonsville victim is now suing the grower. maryland will soon be adding a new area code. in march, if you are calling someone around the state in the baltimore metro area, you may be dialing 667. >> people who get new numbers may get 667. they get to a point where there are not enough left and you have to prepare for the next. >> this move comes a time when a new report shows that wireless devices now outnumber the u.s. population. 327 million, compared to 315 million in the population. driver certain had a hard time on the roads today. this was the scene after a minivan plunged into an office building, but wt until you say what critics see what we call all flying over a baltimore county shopping center. >> 3 math courses are no longer enough for college-bound students. see how the state is raising the bar. college students singing and dancing their way to live taping of the ellen degeneres show. the event that brought a bit of hollywood to baltimore. >> more wet weather is approaching from the

the ride through catonsville is smooth. the oncoming traffic is the outer loop at frederick road. inner loop the lanes are open and that's smooth as well. 895 at harbor tunnel most traffic is running southbound away from the camera. no issues to report here either. and that's good news. >>> an amber alert has two police state agencies in maryland on high alert. it was issued overnight in germantown and now we learned the child's mother was murdered inside her apartment and sherrie johnson is standing by with an update and the timeline on this is sort of curious because this kid has not been seen since september 30th. >> reporter: that's right. i just spoke with montgomery county police and talked to one the lead detectives. here's information he basically told me. he said yes, the child has not been seen since september 30th as they started talking to people. and finding out a little information but they said the mother a friend of hers had not seen her and filed missing person's report. they called in yesterday at about 2 p.m. with that missing person's report and that's when det

on beltway on the southwest side, moving smoothly through catonsville in both directions.lume on the outer loop at this time. 95 north of white marsh boulevard steady flow in both directions here. to the right of the screen as well as southbound traffic towards the beltway. we are doing okay so far at this point. and drive times for the most part are okay on 83 and 95. and outer loop top side between bel air and providence about 6 minutes and outer loop between 795 and 70 starting to get volume so that may take 8 minutes. charley. >>> well, he is falling in the polls and rick perry is mounting a come back. what he says monday about the economy and the president and the felly republican. >>> and months after aquitting casey anthony of murder, the jury the trial is not over the jury who are they? we will learn that as the news continues on this tuesday, october 25th. stay with us. mmm... if i were cheese... i wouldn't want to let go of myself either. come try the cheese inspired dishes on our $2, $4, $6, $8 value menu. only at denny's. at bank of america, we're lending and i

road are damp because we have had rain but a few spotty showers on the west side right now near catonsville. we are on and off with the rain today. not a heavy downpour and lowering the threat of flooding. we will go to a high of 66 and storms refiring this afternoon. tanya. >> reporter: accident in the city clearing out of the way. garrison boulevard at glen fall parkway. on the northwest side near 795. outer loop traffic has volume to the right of the screen moving away from the camera. up ahead, when you hit liberty road, that's where we have a lot of the volume. looking live at liberty road there it is. as you see things are slowing down. this will affect the drive times a little bit. doing okay on harrisburg and 95. outer loop bel air to providence moving pretty well at 6 minutes but moving 795 to 70 that could take up to 9 minutes. charley. >>> an unspeakable loss for a 14-year-old boy and his mother and two younger -- youngerbrothers killed at their home in southwest baltimore. this morning, he is speaking out exclusively to abc2. linda so is standing by in the information center wit

moving well through catonsville at frederick road. no issues to report. checking top side of the beltway at harford road between parkville and towson we are doing okay. this is the outer loop moving away from the camera. let's hope don't forget the drive times are doing all right because it's so early and the traffic is so light. 83 is fine and shawan to the beltway five times. 95 southbound out of the white marsh 6 minute. outer loop bel air to providence6 minutes and 7 minutes between 795 and 70. >>> the city is giving protesters with the occupy baltimore movement a deadline to clear out. and linda so is live downtown with the very latest on what protesters are doing over the past several hours, linda, more people seem to be getting up and moving around and i see more flags behind you a little more activity. >> reporter: yeah, and they didn't adhere to those restrictions at that midnight deadline. city says it's illegal for them to be in the plaza after midnight because it's close tovisitors. they kept the tents up and slept overnight. over night we hav

it's moving well through catonsville through arbutus and 95. looking at the beltway a little north of here. 695 at liberty road, we have a little bit more volume on the outer loop to the left of the screen with the oncoming traffic. no incidents in your way. just construction area where it often bottle next. so far so good. back to you. >>> there's hope for the new fight against breast cancer. linda so is standing by live this morning to tell us all about the ground breaking research. linda. >> reporter: charley, we are just learning about this new study. the researchers behind it work at hopkins. results are so promising that you can see this new treatment being used in just a few years. let me explain how it works. doctors would pump medicine right through the nipel into the breast duct. they would use a thin catheter and thread it to where the tumors are to deliver a morepotent concentration of anticancer drugs to where it's needed most. it could eliminate the need for chemotherapy or invasive surgery. it cuts down on major side effects from

let's look at the beltway on the southwest side through catonsville, the end of the delay. outer loop is slow from 795 to edmonson. looking at 59 south of 22, -- 95 south at 22, the roads with wet but it's part of the detour around the conowingo bridge. 59 south to 22 to get to route 1 or take the tidings bridge or hatem bridge. the tanker truck has been removed. >>> track alert to know about. this is video we received overnight out of cecil county after a fuel tanker crashed and exploded causing a lot of damage. new information like we said. let's go to abc2's corinne redman with the update. >> reporter: well, here's what we learned i got off the phone with state police. they tell me that tanker has been removed from the roadway. however, the conowingo bridge road along route 1 will be closed until further notice. here's what we know so far. the fuel tanker crashed and explode on the conowingo dam around 11 last night with 7500 gallons of diesel fuel on board. look at had video shot overnight. you can see what's left of the tanker. the accident closed route 1 at the dam. s

making your way through catonsville no incident to report.tway at harford, light traffic in both directions. that's the outer loop to the right of the screen. inner loop is the oncoming traffic. and for the record i think halloween should be on halloween although in ohio we did have beggars night on another night. >> there you go. >>> time for news around the world. the bodies of moammar qaddafi his son and former aide have been buried at sunrise this morning. the bodies were being stored in freezer for the past four daysch the three men are expected to beenan unmarked grave at a undisclosed location. >>> the death toll has risen to 366 following sunday's earthquake in turkey that left more than a thousand people injured. it brought down hundreds of buildings across two cities and the groups are scrambling to set up tents and steel hospitals and kif tones help thousands that today -- kitchen to help thousands that today are homeless. >> the rescue people came late because the destruction in the region and couldn't make it quicker. yesterday,

starting to get a little volume at frederick road but no incidents in your way making your way through catonsviller loop towards arbutus and 95. 97 south at the beltway in ferndale we had a disabled vehicle in the left lane. that just got out of the way. so it's all clear. no problems to report. help was with it and it got out requesting limit no problems to report -- quickly. no problem to report. follow us on twitter for the latest accidents, delays and construction project. >>> in news around the world a. u.s. airways flight attendant was found dead in mexico city in his hotel room. now his mother says the fbi called her saying they've suspect in custody. police were reportedly able to track down the using the gps system on aaronson's stolen cell phone of the investigators say that aaronson's body indicates he was struck several times. officials don't think there was a security breach at the hotel. >>> well australia's quantas airways resumed flights following a labor dispute that grounded planes during the weekend. australian government board order them to end the fight with unions that kept m

. >> in catonsville executive ken cameins in the will celebrate -- came nits is -- cameents in is celebrating a opening. he have ken's old fashioned candy shop that's going to open. the ribbon cutting ceremonies will begin at 10 this morning. >>> we have an overview coming up for you. president obama made a late night debut with jay leno last night. the fourth time he's been on the show as candidate and commander in chief. what did he talk about and who did he defend? that's coming up next. >>> and a fast-food frenzy. what customer did after the chalupa was not up to par. you are watching good morning maryland. a live look at the inner harbor. back in a bit. >>> five things to know on this wednesday morning. today, baltimore city mayor stephanie rawlings-blake will take part in a demonstration showing how to use one of nine new charging stations for hybrid vehicles. baltimore city will again collecting polysty reason. and cbs reports andy rooney is hospitalized after complications from minor surgery. he worked for cbs for 62 years until retiring earlier this month. >>> and a federal judge in

white marsh and catonsville up into the low 70s tomorrow, sunshine, maryland upper 070s, again to look across the mid- atlantic and see a handful of clouds mainly west and north of maryland, this whole upper level low that has plagued us for days and weeks, that whole system now pushing out to sea and the pattern it shifting big- time, it's going to mean high pressure move again, and nice to see it all blow out today. as we look at frederick you can see clouds holding tough, finally some late clearing, one more shot here in baltimore, why not, again we had that nice clear-off towards sunset, beautiful sunset, that's going to be the trend the next few days, high pressure continues to push in out of the west. it means dry, clear weather, sinking ridge, that sinking bubble of airily prevents almost any cloud cover and certainly will prevent really any chance for rain over the next 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 days potentially. long-lived pattern it appears. >> overnight 48, clearing skies, tomorrow sunshine, good looking day, we'll call it suntastic. cause for celebration after the weather we have had.

that is live look at frederick road outer loop has most volume moving through catonsville towards arbutus the 5 -- 95. noish tuesday report. we are okay on 795. 07 at route 29 light traffic in both directions. they are no issues running eastbound towards the beltway. that is running pretty smoothly at this time. back to you. >> news around the world, nato ambassadors are expected to meet to discuss libya. they made a preliminary decision friday to end the mission in libya october 31st. but today, they will normally set a end day. on that day they will move to overseeing rolfs roles to be sure there's not continuing threats in the country against civilians. the meet something one day after qaddafi and his son were buried. >>> an 18-year-old university stewed hains been pulled alive from the ruins of an apartment building in turkey. this is new video we received overnight of that boy being pulled from the rubble more than 61 hours after the devastating earthquake hit country. the teen's father was hoping for good news regarding his son and he moved only a month ago to study mechanics at the

police say there have been nearly 20 car thefts and attempted thefts in the catonsville area. cars have been stolen between 1:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. thieves are targeting dodges, chris letters and jeeps with model years between 1994 and 2006. police say all the vehicles have been abandoned, crashed, before oranges even get a chance to report them stolen in the morning. you should call police if you have any information about any of these thefts. >>> all right. well this is a town of perryville, beautiful town, we have a water tower there, why not a 17-storey high sign advertised in the perryville casino. what's the sign for, no? right now the casino is tucked away just down the hill from route 222. but just think of how many more slots players would visit with a 175-foot beaming sign for those scooting up and down interstate 59? well the idea is not going over well. >> everybody moves here for the view of the water under the peacefulness, nobody is gonna want to see that, they move here to get out of the city and that's like being in the city. >> another concern. the homeowners

. >>> tonight we hear from the family of a catonsville man who died after eating tainted can't lope.larence wells was 87 and is one of the 15 people that came down with listeria and died in the outbreak. brian kue bler joins us with how the family is dealing with the loss lawsuit. >> reporter: clarence wells' daughter didn't know what listeria was until it claimed her father's life a month ago. the man now one of at least 15 deaths attributed to an infected batch of canteloupe. it started when clarence wells' family noticed he was putting on weight, 9 pounds in three days his daughter says a hospital stay followed and a week later, wells died. it happened just that quick. >> just an enormous hole. it is is a first couple wiex couldn't sit at the table and have breck -- weeks, i couldn't sit at the table and have breakfast because he wasn't sitting there. it's really hard. >> reporter: but it was not until wells' family got a call a few days after his death that they would see the enormity of it all. listeria was found in his system. the infection with the same dna as the strain on th

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these temperatures are not want to move -- we have the rain. 62 at the airport. 61 degrees in catonsville. rain is likely today. there could be a few thunderstorms this afternoon. breezy with a high temperature in the 60's. tonight, mostly cloudy skies. a chance for rain early tonight. i think it will clear up late and would drop back into the 50's. that storm will stall in the great lakes tomorrow. the cold air or wraparound and it will be pretty chilly for us going into the weekend, but mostly dry. a slight chance for a rain shower tomorrow. los 60's on friday and saturday. during the overnight time, the temperature may dip into the 30's. we could get our first frost of the season. it should warmup on sunday with a high near 66. 6:16. let's check the roads with sarah. >> that rain is impacting your morning rush. we have an accident southbound 95 in jamaica or towards 198. delays are forming and one lane is blocked. delays towards 198. a word of debris near white marsh that is causing folks to get flat tires. in the left lane, there's some debris northbound. a bit slow southbound down to

. >> a rash of break-ins in catonsville have residents on edge. the latest on the 100 block of oak drive. this time, one of the home openers was inside. >> we just started hearing these loud banging sounds at our front door. it was obvious it wasn't a hand, it was an object. the kids freaked out. i was home alone with my 1-year-old and 5-year-old and grabbed them both and we started screaming. >> baltimore county police have advised residents to lock their doors. police say hide inside a closet and call 911 until police say it is safe to come out. >> police are looking for the driver who hit a 2-year-old child and then took off. police say a dark blue s.u.v. struck the woman and child as they were crossing the street. the woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, and the child was not hurt. >> baltimore county police are investigating a case of vandalism at a dundalk soccer field. someone drove over the field behind bear creek elementary school and it tore up the field. as kai reed explains, now hundreds of kids don't have a place to pl

they are at middle river school, and catonsville high school. drivers will receive a warning for the next 30 days if they are caught going 12 miles or more above the speed limit. there will be in operation monday through friday. >> barbara mikulski is joining some very elite company. she was inducted into the women's hall of fame. deborah weiner reports from seneca falls. >> seneca falls, new york, the side of the first women's rights convention. barbara mikulski into the national women's hall of fame. >> i am reminded once again of the founders of our revolution. i believe it beats in the hearts of every single person here. every woman and man here, just the way it did in 1948. >> she was honored as a political trailblazer. >> i had to greece to work in the community but never anything quite as significant as this honor. >> she joins the light of harriet tubman, eleanor roosevelt, too -- 47 women in all honored at the national women's hall of fame in seneca falls. absent from the hall was crowded scott king. a void noted by a baltimore libraria

the tainted canteloupe after their loved one got sick and died. 78-year-old clarence wells from catonsville died august 31st. he had the same listeria strain as the one found in canteloupe. his is the only reported case in maryland so far. >>> the skins trip to st. louis is a return home for one player. next one of the biggest i cou entire season. >>> the redskins returning to action sunday this time in st. louis. it's a team they lost to last season but this year one new addition might help change the outcome. the famous dave ross. >> his name is o.j., otagwe, very smart guy from stanford and when you meet him and talk to him, you'll find out quickly he's very smart and they're keying in on him in this defensive secondary to be a differencemaker. they're hoping he can do that against his former team this sunday against the rams. when he got here, he signed a five year, $26 million contract with the redskins after playing his first six seasons in st. louis. he was a big player guy there intercepting 22 passes and recovering eight fumbles including this one three years ago against the reds

today, police say they have arrested a suspect. 21-year-old duane mccoy of catonsville is out on $275,000 bail. police say he robbed and shot a man on st. paul street on october 26th. police were led to him by a number on his license plate. >>> looking to solve a heinous crime. this is a sketch of a suspect just into wjz. a 13-year-old girl says this man grabbed her off the street, pulled her into a vacant building and raped her. it happened in the 800 block of north carolina street. the alleged victim describes the assailant as being in his late 40s to early 50s. police are reviewing tapes of the surveillance in the area. >>> social security checks are being cashed by their captors. today, we learned a convicted murderer and two alleged accomplices. >> police are interviewing potential witnesses outside the philadelphia home, where four mentally-disabled adults were held captive in the basement. the accused ringleader and two accomplices beat them. >> she did this to me, too. >> reporter: 41-year-old durwin macnamaya. >> that was real dirty of you. that was wrong. >> reporter: the owner

. >> a catonsville man is one of the men who ate the cantaloupe and got sick this summer before the recallued. >>> a search is on for a driver who struck and killed a skateboarder. 16-year-old brandon reese was skateboarding with a friend when he was hit by a car. reese, a junior of perryville high school, did not survive his injuries. hear from police and the victims' mothers, all new at 5:00. >>> in northwest baltimore, friends and family preparing to say goodbye to two beloved educators. a wake and funeral service will be held tonight for donald and jenny patterson. the couple was killed last week when a fire broke out in their home. both were former city school educators. the service starts tonight at the morgan university concert hall. >>> now, federal inspectors say enough is enough. mary bubala is in the newsroom with more. on how inspectors are making table saws safer. >> on average, 10 people lose a finger or a hand on a table saw every day. consumer product safety commission is taking a look at the potentially dangerous tools to see if they can be made safer. in 2007 and 2008, th

several residents in catonsville are on edge this morning after a rash of home break-ins. according to the baltimore county police, there have been nine incidents in september alone. the latest was on oak drive. this time a home owner was inside. >> we started hearing loud banging sounds at our front door. it was obvious it was not a hand, it was an object. the kids freaked out. i was home alone with my 1-year-old and 5-year-old and grabbed them both and we all started screaming. >> baltimore county police are advising people to lock their doors and keep bushes around doors trimmed so burglars don't have a place to hide. call 911 until the dispatcher says it is safe to come out. >> residents in dundalk say someone is vandalizing their soccer field. they say someone four-wheeling on the grass have done so much damage that soccer matches have to be rescheduled. a reward for the arrest and conviction of the vandals. >> baltimore county police say 85-year-old ana lorton was making a left turn when her car was hit by a honda civic. it happened just before 10:00. she was pronoun

toward maybe catonsville, woodlawn area. barometer on the way back up. we'll come back and take a look at a really nice fall weekend after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> ah. >> nowhere in the weather has people as intoxicated with the food as bob. >> all we do is think about food. >> can't help it. >> food, whatever. food whatever. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions. it's a great night to get out. really is. very pleasant fall night. 62 here. 72 inler land. -- in cumberland. ocean city, one of the coolest spots. they've dropped down to 63. and hagerstown is at 71. the dew point at 47. and this will probably end up in the mid-40s somewhere tonight. clear skies and light winds. watch out for fog forming west of the region. and locally, there could be patchy fog here and there. 68 in kent island, annapolis and bel air. rock hall as well. very light. east winds. most will be dropping to near calm overnight. that's why you get the fog forming. to the west of us, that's where most of the weather is going on. low pressure sitting over portions of the s

. >> clarence wells of catonsville died after eating tainted cantaloupe.ria that has killed 15 people nationwide. >> the numbers have me in complete awe. that there are 1.5 million cantaloupes, and my father is one of the people that eight -- ate the cantaloupe and passed away. it is mind boggling. >> family members say mr. wells bought the cantaloupe from a produce market. this is the only recorded case of listeria in maryland. >> check your freezer this morning. there has been a recall on ground beef. everything you should know about that recall coming up in consumer alert. >> a baltimore ravens player is getting involved in a program to help baltimore. i'm kim dacey. i have that story coming up. >> first a live picture outside. ava has your insta-weather plus forecast next. forecast next. stay with us. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to financing for an organization which provides affordable housing for artists... and p

well, actually, the wind will be blowing in toward catonsville. barometer, 30.44 inches, way up there. we'll come back and take a look at a great weekend after this. ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via® is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. >>> beautiful out there. >> yes. >> i'm still thinking about those burgers. >> severe clear. >> it is. >> like this. not a cloud in sight. >> gorgeous. >> just amazing weather. >>> and after the kind of weather we've had the last two months, we deserve some nice drying. and it's really drying things out, quite nicely. let's take a look at temps around the area, with bright sunshine. it did get a little warmer this afternoon, low 70s. right now, we're at 69. the warm spot. to the south of us, where lots of sun. w

the schools include perry hall high eastern tech and catonsville and middle river middle school. have to pay up. >>> this morning join mayor stephanie rawlings-blake for a walk from city hall to the inner harbor. today is a kick off of a campaign promoting exercises and healthy live. >>> let us know what you think about temporary marriage. mexico city is thinking about doing it. let us know what you think on the official wmar facebook and fadge. now back to new york. ♪ halfway there >> you picked it, we're playing it. bon jovi's "living on a prayer." this is how the vote broke down. living on a prayer, 53%. >> i was one of them. >> you were, weren't you, george? you choose what you want to hear in the morning this week. be sure to weigh in. >>> also this morning, she's not a doctor, she plays one on tv. very well, too. dana delany here. >>> and three of the funniest men in hollywood. a big movie coming out. steve martin, owen wilson and jack black. >>> you have to see the collection. >> the galley we have here. all of abc news in force. we have a big announcement coming rite now.

same thing in catonsville. mixture of clouds and sunshine. 20% chance for a shower.mperature this afternoon at 72. better chance for rain by the time to get into the middle of the week. it will turn chilly by thursday and friday. highs only in the 50's. highs only in the 50's. [ female announcer ] have you ever seen a glacier while sunbathing? why not? have you ever climbed a rock wall in the middle of the ocean? or tried something really wild? why not? it's all possible in the nation of why not. royal caribbean's floating nation. where you are free to do anything you want. which may be nothing at all. royal caribbean international. why not cruise from baltimore? visit royalcaribbean.com today. >>> 7:30 now on this monday morning, the 17th of october, 2011. a little rain, a little cloud but it should be nice later in the day. people outside, as you can see, without the umbrellas. inside studio 1a i'm ann curry along with matt lauer. ahead, the crash that gave matt flashbacks about a collision with a deer. that mountain biker and antelope were videotaped and hit youtu