we have been up in carroll county and this evening. let's go up to carroll county. it looks like it is december's first snow. >> i was out here on halloween when they have the first snowfall of the season. right now, it has been coming down for the last hour and a half. you can see it coming in sideways right now. it has been coming down steadily for the past hour. i want to show you some of the roads and what they look like. there has been a slow accumulation of snow for the past few hours. because of all the rain, the roads are very slick. the state highway administration has been monitoring the storm bourke-white's some time. they have had their snowplows and trucks ready to go just in case anything happens. they have been monitoring the snow. people in westminster said they were caught off guard. >> it is really windy. that pretty much sums it up. >> we should do a few things. preparing for these tires. at this point, i am not, but i should be. >> we are responding to the forecast, just like everybody else. it all depends on what mother nature brings. >> you can

the family has filed a $12 million lawsuit against carroll county his lawyers say they never apologized for the boy's death and handle the situation in an insulting manner. >> he was the lead of my life. he was a lot of everybody's life and knew him. i mean, we are just devastated. >> she fights back tears as she explains how her life has changed forever center 9-year- old boy noah was killed after being struck by a hickory tree almost two years ago. >> it was very upsetting. everything was handled. -- it definitely should have been handled differently. >> that a lawsuit filed by the family, a clemson the investigation done by the sheriff's office proved that the tree had been dead for a long period of time. the lawsuit goes on to say the camp is that clinton because it allowed the campers to play outside ignoring a high wind advisory debt had been issued by the national weather service. >> it is clear to us that carroll counties first priority is to protect the kids treaty failed to do that. >> what no was mother calls a slap in the face,, not only did carroll county not apologize for

delays reporting in carroll delays reporting in carroll county >> welcome back to 11 news today. 5:09. 33 degrees outside at the inner harbor. mainly in the 20's across the rest of the state. we have mostly clear skies. temperatures across the nation -- a warm-up is on the way. you can see 50's and 60's in taxes. we will see our temperatures warm up over the next couple of days. a big storm system developing in the planes will affect our weather for the next several days. the seven forecast in just a couple of minutes. >> police in maine are searching for a missing toddler. she was last seen in her crib on friday night. the mother lives by in portland. they are looking for the girl. a woman is burned to death in the elevator of her apartment complex. a man was spraying the victim with a flammable liquid. he tossed the rag onto her. a man smelling of gasoline turned himself into police early on sunday morning. he said he started a fire but did not mention the elevator incident. >> a teenage girl remains calm and helps police capture the suspects. she called 911 and stayed on the line w

the news was two years ago this month when a 9-year-old was struck and killed by a falling tree in carroll. he was one of about 60 elementary school students attending a nature camp. his mother is filing a wrongful death suit against the county saying if the organizers had taken proper precautions her son would be alive. >> reporter: cathryn is suing for $12 million. money she knows cannot pay for her suffering but may be it can send a message. 9-year-old noah loved being outdoors and couldn't wait for his mother to sign the permission slip for the environmental camp in carroll. >> he loved being outside. he loved nature. he loved the animals and came home with that slip of paper begging me to go. >> reporter: it was a christmas present to the grade schooler, a two day overnight camp. his mother never imagining the call she would get just a few days later. >> it was on a tuesday and i was at work. they called me at work. they said a hundred foot tree fell on him and there was a bad accident. >> reporter: noah would die from his injuries that new year's eve, an accident that took cathryn's

abc2 news sherrie johnson has been tracking the situation and is live in carroll county with the latest. sherrie. >> reporter: good morning. yes, we are here in westminster and as you can see behind me here, the roads are looking pretty good not really bad here and i talked to the state highway police and they are telling me they had no major accidents overnight. there was some snow which basically covered the cars but they are telling me that tapered off about midnight. it was a different scene in hagerstown. a wintery mix of rain and snow poured down in the area. the snow was not sticking but in higher elevations snow was accumulating. state highway plows lined the streets making sure the roads were safe and here's what one person had to say. >> torrential rains andtorrential snow. >> no oi accumulations but the roads are scary. >> ready to head south. i don't like wint are. >>i don't know. we got -- winter. >>i don't know we just got from a cruise and it's really cold. >> reporter: back out here live in carroll county, it's a chance to chat with state highway administration this morn

would have won crash in the westminster area of carroll county. something you may want to avoid. -- we have one crash. police are on the scene. we're looking very nice closer to the city. 55 on the j.f.x. no delays but maybe just a bit slow because of the rain. this is 95 in the area of 175 in howard county. very light in both directions. this is the northwest corner. both loops are moving just fine. the roads are wet. use some extra caution. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. we do have some showers moving off towards the east. we got quite a bit of rain in baltimore overnight. almost an inch at the inner harbor. this is all lifting out to the east. some showers in kent county. as you travel to work, and looks like the roads are drying out. showers moving offshore. we have a thin layer of clouds. we will see clearing as we head into the afternoon. the storm system will take the mild air with it. colder air will be filtering in and we will see those temperatures drop down. we're keeping our eye on this next clipper

northern carroll isn't in that but frederick and washington are. temperatures still above freezing, of course you can still get the wet snow coming down when temperatures are just above that 32-degree mark. it doesn't stick and look at these wind gust was three, four inches of rain we could have limbs coming down. we will talk more about how fast the storm gets outcoming up. >> as the weather moves in a great time to down load the weather app, check out the radar and get the forecast even when we aren't on the air. find it on the weather section of the website and while there use the live cameras and accident maps to watch the road conditions. abc 2news.com/traffic and before you head out the door tomorrow check in with good morning maryland. join charlie and justin starting at 4:30 for the latest. >>> right now abc2 working for you about a man who promised he bring ravens to your school but they didn't show up. we showed you his picture. he was put onto queen anne's most wanted list. where he is tonight. >> reporter: he got far from the county up

now they are suing carroll county for $12 million. you details at 6:00. 70 years after the bombing that killed over 2000 people, victims of pearl harbor are being remembered tonight. remembered tonight. >> 70 years ago today thousands of people lost their lives. the morals are under way across the nation as people remember the attack on pearl harbor. tom is 91 years old and lives in maryland. he was in his barracks south of pearl harbor with the japanese planes flew over just before they began their attack. he and his brother both the state without injuries. he says he spent the days after the attack helping doctors treat those who were hurt. he says none of the band and his unit were scared of another attack. they just wanted revenge. >> it did seem like it was started and it was over. by that time, we started getting soldiers that were injured, we were pretty busy for a while accurate >> he stayed in hawaii for the rest of the war and continue to work with the rest of the court. he returned to maryland were she got married. a moving

there's more rain through carroll county, taneytown, westminster seeing steady rain. warm temperatures in the 60s. watch out for fog and reduced visibilities as you try to make your way out and b we'll talk about the potential for wintry weather tomorrow night in a couple more minutes. >>> this is when you need the app. have the abc2 weather team with you. go to abc2news.com/weather and find a link to the app. the app is free for the iphone. >>> well, after doing snowstorms for a zillion years we have made it easier for you to know if your school will be closed or delayed. so sign up for the alert by going to abc2news.com. look for this alert link. click the link and you see the list of all the schools listed in the area. they are in alphabetical order. just type your email address in at the top and check the box next to the school you need alerts from and click submit and you'll get alerts, simple as that. >>> we have a developing story we're following out of south baltimore. that's a person let by a light rail train amputating one of his legs. the victim is in criti

>> in carroll county, not good.update on the accident, 77, key highway, lanes blocked as they try to clear this incident. if you are traveling around carroll county, westminster, looking good on 140 and 30, down to 795, 295 and i-95 looking goods if you are heading north to the baltimore beltway, traffic flow picking up on i-97, live look at 97, north and southbound lanes, moving at posted speeds between 50 and 695, another update from the mta, on time. light rail, northbound delay of 20 minutes. >>> am remains embroiled in a scandal in a death of one of their students. board of trustees prepares to meet. >>> u.s. involve in iraq, one final sunset as our country pulls out. >>> 9 years after the war the in iraq, last troops are headed home. video we showed you, hundreds of soldiers pulled out of iraq sundays, crossing over in to kuwait. kuren redmond is standing by, explaining the end of the journey. >> hugs, cheers, joy and relief as the last of the troops pulled out. a historic moment they will never forget. the u.

in carroll, jeff hager. >> all right. if you saw anything out of the ordinary on tuesday or if you have any information are you asked to call the tip line. >> and today the family of a 9- year-old killed two years ago in a camming accident. the final lawsuit against the county, noah was struck in the head and killed by a falling tree back in 2009. it happened between christmas and new year's of that year and now his family is suing the county for $12 million in a wrongful death suit. they believe that the hundred foot tree had obvious signs of decay and that the county should have removed it before hosting a camp. >> i hope it makes them aware that you know they need to be mare aware of people's children. the safety of everybody's kids going there and stuff. i never thought anything like this would happen. >> reporter: they say it's yet to receive the lawsuit and has no comment right now. >>> police want your help trying to find a missing 14- year-old who hasn't been seen since last month. police say madison davis was las

. >> she's out in carroll, garrett county. three inches in allegheny. two inches in washington county. so, areas west, certainly we've been out salting and plowing throughout the night. roads there are shaping up well. of course, out there, they've been dealing with snow since october so they're a little bit more used to it than we are here. >> in northwest washington, so much rain fell around union station last night that some thought that there was a water main break but it turned out not to be the case. it was just heavy flooding. and piles of leaves ended up on top of the roadway. massachusetts avenue was closed between second street northeast and columbus circle for several hours. traffic is back to normal. >>> coming up ahead, getting an early job on hanukkah. it doesn't begin for another two weeks but they will celebrate the holiday tonight at the white house. >> reporter: i'm danielle nottingham at the white house. coming up, mitt romney's campaign takes a swipe at the current republican frontrunner. >>> let's focus our attention now on the pres

he was attending a camp run pie carroll county. his family is suing the county for $12 million, saying the massive tree was already dead and should have been cut down and that counselors took children outside during high winds when they should have been kept indoors. >> it's awful. i mean, you wake up every day. and, you know, my only child is gone. >> the clear priority of carroll county was to protect their property and not protect these kids. >> reporter: the county attorney told wjz he had not seen the lawsuit and can't comment on it. >> reporter: the death was painful enough for the family. but they say the response from the county made it worse. >> they sent noah's mom a refund of the $120 she pid for the camp. mom said she got no apology, instead, this refund, saying the event did not go as planned and invited her to attend a maple sugar festival. >> they should be ashamed really for sending out a letter like that to kathy. >> i was like, are you kidding me? i couldn't believe it. >> noah's family is demanding accountability

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manchester yesterday, you see the snow piling up on the fields there in northern carroll county. westminster had snow. it didn't quite stick in winter mill and ijamsville at the greens and greens didn't turn white but they got snow showers on the golf course. mount airy waking up to 37 degrees. but it's colder in reisterstown and we are clear we are watching the next wave of clouds rolling in. we will talk about the weekend

we are in westminster in carroll county and the roads look pretty good right now. no stickage or major problems here. i actually had a chance to talk to state police. we are at the state police barracks and i went inside and talked to them. they said no major accidents or problems overnight. there was some snow just a little bit basically covered the cars and things like that. but nothing serious. it was a different scene in hagerstown a wintery mix of rain and snow poured down on the area there. the snow was not sticking but at higher elevations snow was accumulating. state highway plows lined the streets to make sure the road were safe and here's what a person had to say about it. >> coming up the mountains on south mountain, and braddock mountain on the top it's snow and the grats is -- grass is white and people are slowing down dramatically. >> reporter: back out here live now in carroll county, it's a chance to talk to state highway administration and they say the pavement was not above freezing and they didn't have major problems in the area. but they say the

he was attending a camp run by carroll county. the family is suing the county saying the tree was dead and should have been cut down. >> it's awful. i mean, you wake up every day and you know, my only child is gone. >> the county should have protected the county. >> the death was painful enough for the family but they say the response from the county mad it worse. they end sent a refund of the one $20 -- $120 she paid for the camp. and invited her to attend a sugar festival. >> they should be ashamed for sending a letter like that. are you kidding me? i couldn't believe it. >> noah's family is demanding accountability but they will never get back the thing they want. him. the family's lawyer believes this will head to trial, he doesn't believe the county will set kneel the county will have a month to file a answer. >>> a montgomery county teenager charged with stabbing a student. 17-year-old brianna fumes stabbed a girl on tuesday night because she got in a fight with her friend. >>> in the midst of beginning her first full term a

west of the city coming in in parts of carroll and western howard county. if you look on the left of the map there in the dakotas and montana, there's another system coming in. the one that's in there rings out the old year and the one in the dakotas rings in the new year. we'll talk about the insta weather plus forecast details and a cold outlook long term coming up. >>> our big story this morning, the future of the grand prix in baltimore is now officially up in the air. >> it is. city officials have severed ties now with the event's organizers and are demanding nor than $1.5 million in unpaid fees. more on what that could mean for baltimore. >> the labor day weekend, baltimore was in the spotlight for an inaugural grand prix. the race generated $40 million for the city short of the $70 million projected by the promoters. but they're grateful for the increased foot traffic. >> i've been here for nine years. looking at the same weekend. prior years, the numbers at 10%. business, we were 150%. >> but the months after the grand prix, the financial questions

he was attending a camp run by carroll county. his family is suing the county for $12 million, saying the massive tree was already dead and should have been cut down. and that counselors took children outside during high winds when they should have been kept indoors. >> he is just the light of my life. the light of everybody's life that knew us. i mean, yeah. we're just devastated. >> we hope to prevent other children in the future from being harmed. or god forbid killed at the same nature camp. >> reporter: the county attorney told wjz he has not seen the lawsuit and can't comment on it. >> reporter: the death was painful enough for the family, but they say the response from the county made it worse. >> reporter: they sent noah's mom a refund of the $120 she paid for the camp. mom says she got no apology. instead, this letter with the refund, saying the event did not go as planned and inviting her to attend a maple sugar festival. >> the treatment is just unforgivability. horrible. i couldn't believe they sent me that. >> reporte

. >> a lot of heartache in carroll county. it is not exactly like the baltimore colts picking up and leaving in the middle of the night, for a lot of fans here at westminster as well as a sophomore raven's fans across the state who like to come here to watch the baltimore ravens, it is a punch in the stomach. not to mention that was mr. stands to lose anywhere from $1 million to $3 million in revenue. he >> we are having fun. but it was a tradition that step -- spanning past decade to the baltimore colts. tread -- officials of satin that that the reagans will no longer be coming back. >> we respect everything they do. it has been a 15-year partnership and one has served well for us and i think them. while i am sure there will make lots of opportunities for fans to continue to support them in the summer months. >> it will hurt. >> he says the ravens brought in anywhere between $1,000,000.3000000 dollars into the economy each summer. some businesses will feel the pinch. >> some of the restaurants will be hurting. obviously the b

we can see showers trying to make to wait into carroll county. that is the only trouble spot. you may run into wet roads. we have showers into ocean city. the other showers are passing by to our north. . mild temperatures. 50 in annapolis. 40 in hagerstown. it will be cooler out towards the western mountains. we're off to a warm start. we will get even warmer into the afternoon. high temperatures near 61 in some spots. that is about 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. showers are likely. it looks like they become more likely for baltimore as we get towards the noon hour. we drop down to the mid 40's 4 lows tonight and the skies will start to clear out. showers to our south as an entire storm system less into the east. eventually the cold front will swing by and will give us another chance for rain a thursday night into friday and will drop down our at temperatures. whether it gets cold enough to snow is the big question. a better chance for rain midday. that leaves the area. another chance for rain moves in thursday night. the temperatures will be dropping down. fro

in carroll county, middle burger wrote has been closed because of an accident. take an alternate route -- middelburg road. crash in rosedale. otherwise, the major roadways looking okay. 11 minutes on the inner loop in the northeast corner. nine minutes on 895. no problems at all on the major roadways. this is the west side of the beltway at liberty road. no delays just yet. this is the harrisburg expressway north of the beltway. southbound traffic is heavier but no delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. good morning. >> one of the world's notorious leaders has died at the age of 69. >> his death was announced late sunday night. we take a look back on his life. >> many of the details of his life are elusive. 1964, he graduated from the university and was groomed to take over the country. he achieved real power. kim jong il took control of the armed forces. after his father died, he took over the leadership. north korea fell deeper into poverty. struggling to feed and provide for their people. kim jong il and north korea were thrust into the

. >>> and a family is suing carroll county over more than just neglect. now here's a preview of what's coming up at 6:30. >>> coming up on world knew, jacuzzi -- news, jacuzzis, swimming pools and ping pong tables at colleges. @ @ >>> well, after reports that a second european bailout fund was under consideration, the stock market closing mixed. the s&p 500 barely up, over one. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, the longstanding myth has been that the holidays are a terrible time to look for a job but some career advisers say the next few weeks present unique opportunities for job seekers. karin caifa has the story. >> reporter: with so many people out of the office between now and new year's, job serks think they -- seekers think they may have hit a dead end but the holiday season could offer unique opportunities. >> one of the things that's great about the holidays, you're going to be around a lot of people. you need to make sure that you tap into them as your net worth. someone will know about the job and be able to make that connection. >> reporter: amo

we have reports of flurried activity in carroll county.s system will be going through this evening. there will be another one tomorrow morning before daybreak. we do not expect any situations with this dusting of snow. we will talk about the forecast for the weekend coming up. >> baltimore school police help ed to make the holidays brighter. the officers and kids arrived at the wal-mart for the annual shop with a cop program. 70 students participated. they each get a gift card and a police officer to shop with. >> to see the look on their faces, it is a special time for me. it warms my heart. >> more than 30 officers volunteered their time today. even though the ravens will not return to westminster for training camp, the city wants the team to know is still hold a special plate in the heart -- special place in the heart of the city. they held a pep rally today to honor the team giving them the heart of westminster award. the official ravens mascot was there with some former players. while the team has moved the train can away, they say th

jason carroll, stay on it.hank you very much. >>> coming up, most all of the gop candidates are in washington today courting the jewish voters. we're going to talk to jim acosta about the hammering that they are giving the white house. and, by the way, the only gop candidate not there is ron paul but he is joining me in 15 minutes. we will be right back. nyquil (stuffy): hey, tylenol. you know we're kinda like twins. tylenol: we are? nyquil (stuffy): yeah, we both relieve coughs, sneezing, aches, fevers. tylenol: and i relieve nasal congestion. nyquil (stuffy): overachiever. anncr vo: tylenol cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion... nyquil cold & flu doesn't. >>> i want to take you live to the white house. he has a visitor, prime minister of canada, steven harper. >> i have a trusted partner and i think he'll agree no two nations match more economically and naturally than the united states and canada. and that deep sense of connection, our shared values, our shared interests, infuse the work th

in other news tonight authorities in carroll county are asking for help after an attack in west minster. he was attacked by five african american males on christmas eve. it happened along west of green street and on the street. one of the suspects cut the victim of the stomach with a sharp object. police do not believe this was a random attack. any information on the case, you are asked to call the wind -- westminster police department. a $500 reward is being offered for any information leading to the arrest of the attackers. >> pepper spray was used on the effect on. these not only doused the victim with the chemical but they still has close. barry simms is live with more on this investigation. >> police are calling this a very strange case. there are looking for three men who had a brief conversation with the victim and then attacked him. >> i would classify it as an unusual type of robbery being that his clothes were taken during the robbery. we also trying to gather more fax. >> a happen at a bus stop where anne arundel county police say three men approached the pasadena man while h

carroll county 19%. howard county about 12%. >> assessed value doesn't have anything to do with sales price of a pond. >> area retailers are rushing off the no. sitting property numbers are being driven by demand. homes are still selling, especially those in desired neighborhoods. >> retail sales have been on somewhat of a decline the last couple of years. i would say volume and the price is starting to pick up here >> looking ahead, the state is looking for a flat market they had for 2012. >> we would hope there would be more communities were the property values have a flattened out and they are staying stable. they are not increasing but they are not decreasing again. >> the worst hit area was prince george's county the site dropped 1/3 to 65%. if you would like more assessment, you can log onto wbaltv.com. >> six days and counting before the lead of caucuses in iowa. campaigning in iowa is nonstop for republican white house hopefuls with many candidates on bus tours across the state. ron paul and mitt

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. >> it is cold and frosted in carroll county. the weather conditions are just about perfect other than that. we will give you a preview. >> the roads are drying out after the rain last night. after the rain last night. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. i'm stan stovall. >> a mindy basara. tony, a no show with the snow. >> nothing for us. it is windy and cold, but that is about it. what should we expect for the afternoon? ava as the honor of doing the forecast. i am told i an not allowed to do that anymore forecasting. >> i am out here in the freezing cold but least not in the snow. if it had been a horse race last night, i would have betted on the wrong horse. essentially, i enzi -- the storm out ran the cold air but we did get a little mixing in baltimore county but it did not get cold enough for the snow to keep falling. it is very chilly but at least you can see the traffic starting to pick up on york road. live in baltimore county. we are expecting gusty winds behind the storm so it will feel chilly as temperatures ba

you have to go north in baltimore county out towards frederick, washington county and carroll county will see some of it. 40 degrees is not going to sustain snow showers. this is what the satellite and radar looks like through the afternoon. some of the snow making it to the ground surprising many. we seen some here on television hill. it is starting to dissipate. we'll watch it through the evening and see if we'll see anymore of it before it makes its way out of here. we'll have your updated forecast coming up. >> thank you very much. let's check on the roads right now. >> hi everyone. we have a couple issues around the beltway. if you are traveling around the topside outer loop we have an accident. it is partially blocking the ramp. as far as north side outer loop goes slowing from york road to charles street. westside inner loop is backed from 70 to security boulevard. northbound 95 a couple trouble spots. slow from the howard county line over to 175. then we see brake lights for northbound 95 traveling up to the beltway on the northeast corner. as far as accidents go, eastern ave

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. >> and carroll county, and in business we all have to make decisions. i am sure it was a hard decision for them to make. >> the tradition may be over in westminster, but they're determined to find new ways to connect with vance. >> pick the kids of and they would watch and players would find things for that -- for them. >> that is a connection we will not get anywhere else. what can we do to try to capture a little bit of that back? we are not sure but we will try. >> one plan is to hold at least three practices that will be open to the public. baltimore ravens official said one of them will be held at the stadium. >> dozens of you reacted to the announcement on the broadcast teams facebook page. of the fans who voted in our poll, 62% support the move to owing mills. you can get updates on facebook.com/ravensnews. and annapolis man accused of taking money from schools to bring baltimore ravens players to assemblies and never fall out there is now on the most wanted list in the county. his company never refunded the money they received from schools. it i

around 3 1/2 million gallons of raw sewage spilled into carroll creek during that time and power from a generator stopped a leak around 3:00 a.m. the city says drinking water is not affected. >>> $16 million. this is how much work zone mobile speed cameras have brought into the state of maryland this year. aaa mid-atlantic has just released the official it willy of citations handed out by the cameras on maryland highways and interstates. overall the speed cameras issued more than 399,600 from january to october. at $40 a pop, $16 million. all of the mobile cameras are located in construction zones, on interstates or highways and anyone caught going 12 miles an hour over the limit gets a ticket. >>> all right, do you spend your morning and your evening commute stuck in gridlock on i- 95? if so, you're going to now be able to place a number on your frustration level. that's because the virginia department of transportation unveiled new electronic message boards along 95 today. three northbound and four southbound signs will show you your estimated drive time and the other traffic inform

parts of baltimore, harvard, carroll county and up into frederick county the storm will be rolling upoast quick and by dawn on thursday it will be gone. anytime from midnight tomorrow night into the early morning hours of thursday, a quick hit of wet snow could move through the region, and then skies should clear. it will be breezy in chilly for thursday, partly cloudy and below normal temperatures going into friday and saturday. tomorrow, temperatures godown. -- temperatures go down. it is going to move through pretty quickly so will not have a lot of chance to accumulate. out in western maryland, it is a winter storm warning in garrett county, a winter storm watch for parts of allegheny county. out derrek it will have several inches of snow by the time it ends thursday morning. just a lighter coating of snow possible in the northwest suburbs early in the morning on thursday before it turns off to sunny skies, breezy and cooler in the afternoon. say goodbye to the mild temperatures and say hello to more normal december conditions. the transition features range this note tomorrow nigh

the sewage is leaking into carroll creek, the city's sewage treatment plant is running on a generator can be fixed. people are urged to avoid contact with carroll creek, but the drinking water is still safe. >>> it's been two weeks since a wssc worker disappeared. family and friends held a candlelight vigil yesterday for 35-year-old chuck duckett. he never returned from a managed deer hunt assignment near the triadelphia reservoir. people gathered there yesterday to pray for chuck and a safe return. duckett's wife was there but had a friend read a statement for the family. >> chuck, we miss you. we pray you can find a way home to your beautiful family. we pray to god that he will deliver you. we pray that he can find a way to grapt us peace during the very difficult times. >> duckett worked for the wssc for 12 years. >>> today those out of work in d.c. will have a new place to go to find a job. the d.c. department of employment services will launch the second phase of its campaign called one city, one hire. the campaign encourages businesses in the district to hire qualified unploids

new hampshire to the east and carroll avenue to the south to get between the two. so, again, avoid university boulevard at piney branch road. we'll take a live look from the mdot cameras as well to show you that it is blocked in both directions here, university at piney branch road in langley park inside the beltway. i'll give you more alternate routes and update the situation coming up in my next report. mike? >> well, now our weather forecast for today, no getting around the cold outside. our temperatures are in the 30s, barely 30 degrees inside the beltway. 20s outside. we'll keep our cloudy skies for the morning, midday clearing in the 40s by later on this afternoon and then the clouds sock us in later again tonight. mike? >> thank you, olga. it is time for the first your money segment, jessica doyle is out covering the breaking news for us. we'll look at some of your money headlines now. stocks slid after renewed worries about europe's debt crisis. the euro fell to a 15-month low against the dollar. that's making american goods more expensive. the dow closed d

stuart shaw, ann carroll is back there. everett, the people in the production department who have helped us. you will see all the hard work they have provideded when you go over to check this exhibit. so without further ado i would like to have luis introduce our keynote speaker. >> thank you, al. what a glorious day it is and happy black history month. i'm honored to introduce our keynote speaker, bernard kinsey. i had the pleasure of meeting bernard had he attended the first meeting with the california council for the humanities and immediately he made quite an impact with not only his creative ideas and vision but also his passion. right then and there i said to myself, my only resfwret that i didn't get to meet him way, when much earlier in our lives. his biography reads like an adventure with an extraordinary record of accomplishments and achievements. a business entrepreneur it, guru, philanthropist but perhaps most importantly a community builder. as president of kbk enterprises he's provided counsel to senior execut

she has the latest on the conditions in carroll county. >> good morning. i was worried this morning because i could hear the wind and i could hear some of the branches blowing -- going up against the house. it was a pleasant surprised to see the rain had stopped. check out the motion this morning. it is gorgeous -- check out the moon. you can see there is a frost. this could be the car of trooper hansen who said she came in from frederick county this morning and she encountered some sleep t. no snow on the ground here. there are crews doing minor salting operations. that is not necessary. traffic is moving along a-o that is the status -- a-ok. >> the conditions are better in baltimore county. we did not get any snow. i'm live in towson on york road. about 2.36 inches of rain. the ground is soaked. the temperatures did not get to freezing. we had a bit of mixing last night but it did not stick to the ground. we expect lots of sunshine. it will be a chilly day. the wind is gusting near 35 miles per hour. mid 40's today. dress as though it is the winter seaso

carroll county, 70%. howard county, a 12%. >> assessed value does not have anything do with sales price of a home. >> area realtors are brushing off the numbers. homes are still selling, especially in desired neighborhoods. >> real-estate sales definitely have been on somewhat of a decline the last couple of years, but i would say the volume and the prices are starting to pick up. >> the worst hit county will be a south of here, prince george's county, with 36.5% drop. the november report will be released today and that will be based on pending home sales and a signed contract for existing homes. reporting live, jennifer franciotti. >> maryland is getting $20.3 million to help provide more children with health coverage. they surpass a target and adopted procedures to improve access to medicaid. this is the second year maryland has received the bonus funding. it helps to offset the costs that states incur. governor martin o'malley nominates frank kratovil to district court for queen anne's county. kratovil

first the latest from jason carroll who joins us from tallahassee. >> reporter: anderson the governorthat he spoke to ammons earlier this afternoon. he basically explained his point of view basically saying now that there are two investigations going on at the university, one of course into the hazing a separate investigation into allegations of financial fraud, the governor felt as though it was best for someone else to be acting as president. listen to what he said when we caught up with him just a little while ago. i just want to go over very quickly your decisions behind the recommendation to have dr. ammons step aside while the investigation takes place. >> right. we're only suggesting he step aside during the investigation, not asking for him to resign. fdle has come out -- >> reporter: florida department of law enforcement. >> -- law enforcement are looking at financial irregularities. i think it's in the president's best interests and the school's best interests that he step aside and say look i want to make sure that there's a thorough investigation where no one's going to ev