we do not allow bicycles and on through roads or near through roads. we don't even make a separate bike tracks. we have distributors along access roads. the infrastructure not only needs to be safe, but coherent, direct, and comfortable to attract and bicycles. it can be safe, but if it is not comfortable or direct, they will not use it. they have in mind that they can take care of their own safety. that is not always the case. what do i mean by coherence? consistency of route, it is part of the mobility change and access to the railway station, taking the train to what ever destination city, continue on the other side. directness, we mean it detours faster with a constant speed. there is nothing slowing down or speeding up again. and with a minimum of delays. what makes a bike route attractive, it is a psychological element. it is different for every person. we know that people like to cycle along the waterways or railways. but not along the motorways. and they like a scenic route more than an infrastructure area. it needs to be wide enough to cycle a

the baby was found near the intersection of sixes road and hallowing point road in prince frederick. megan mcgrath has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: relatives of the car's owner were cleaning it out when they made an unexpected and grim discovery. they found a lifeless body of a newborn infant in the trunk of the vehicle. now the question is, who is the child's mother, and exactly what happened here? a case of murder? investigators are talking to the people who found the infant. they're also speaking to the owner of the vehicle, trying to sort out exactly what happened. how long the infant was in the trunk is unknown. the method of death also under investigation. the autopsy results could be in possibly this morning. investigators are hoping to get more information at that point. reporting live, megan mcgrath, news4. >> thank you. >>> 6:07. 49 degrees. a nightmare end to a dream vacation. why a couple and their toddler were kicked off an airplane. >>> changes being made to the two most popular sodas because of cancer concerns. >>> good morning. time for weather & traffic on

a gas main break blocking the northbound side of philadelphia road and old joppa road.will set you back a few minutes if you normally take northbound philadelphia road. take pulaski highway. this is 83 at york road. fog is an issue on the harrisburg expressway. this is 97 at 100. fog not as heavy. traffic looking very good at this hour. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> we're off to a great start this morning on the marc trains. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on time. a diversion at ford and lawrence. guaranteed or home will arrange for a free ride home when personal emergencies occur. you can call for more information. i'm kurt kronke. now back to john collins. >> good morning. we have a little less foggy conditions than yesterday. there's a 90-minute delay on queen anne's county on the eastern shore, no morning kindergarten. we will let you know. keep an eye on the bottom of the screen. some fog

and they make the road disapeer to the national park. >> and the road is about 20 feet lower, normallythrough it in two minutes. looking back from the golden gate bridge to presidio, you are more aware of the park land and less of the roads. and the viaduct will parallel the existing one and to the south and can be built while the existing one remains in operation. and the two bridges there with open space between them and your views constantly change and not aware of the traffic in the opposite direction and notice the views more. and the lanes of course are a foot wider than they are today. and they will be shoulders and if your car is disabled, you can pull off to the edge. and the next area, the tunnel portal will have a view centered on the palace of fine arts and as you come out, you can see alkatrez island and bay. and the next area is about 1,000 feet long. and when you come into one, you can see through the other end. it's almost like driving through a building than through a tunnel. and noise from the roadway will be sheltered. and the traffic will be out of view. >> when you

delays from falls road past montrose road.oth directions near military road. military road itself is open. traffic in virginia is typical. >> i had to share this picture with you. 82 degrees this afternoon. upper 70's tomorrow. we cool down into the weekend. upper 60s by sunday. >>

be careful on the roads. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> an afghan intelligence official is dead after a bomb exploded today in southern afghanistan. investigators say the bomb was hidden inside a motorcycle in kandahar. it was just 600 yards away from a meeting where a delegation was investigating the murders of those 16 civilians. a u.s. soldier remains in custody suspected of sunday's shooting spree of the 16. there is reported surveillance video now which shows the u.s. soldier walking up to his base and raising his arms in surrender. he said u.s. authorities showed that video to afghan investigators to prove only one perpetrator was involved in the shootings. some victims' relatives had said at least two soldiers were involved in the incident. the united states still trying to determine where to hold legal proceedings for the 38- year-old staff sergeant. >>> defense secretary leon panetta is in afghanistan at this hour on an unannounced visit. this is video of him at a stop earlier today at kazakhsta

this is a gallows road up to 66. this inner loop accident is brand-new and will hurt the commute, of springfield to get to tyson's. keith nothing to complicate matters from richmond. we will take you live to the dyke road traffic center. -- geico traffic center. we will get the latest in news. >> a u.s. army staff sergeant accused of killing 16 afghan villagers will have his first face-to-face meeting with his lead attorney. he is being held in an isolated cell in a military prison. a friend of his says that it is hard to believe that he was behind the attack. >> i cannott ihe bobby i knew is not the body that could have done that. >> if the case goes to court the trial would be held in the united states. since it is possible that afghan witnesses could be flown to the united states. >> employees at accused of stealing thousands of dollars in coins from a pair machines are expected to plead guilty. they stole bags of money while repairing the machines. he is accused of using his share to buy lottery tickets. they exp

it is about to get new road surfacing. i am very excited about that. 17th street is a major thoroughfare for cars and bikes connecting the castro close to san francisco general hospital. it is a very appropriate place to start. when we went in to the campaign , i was proud to work with a great team to pass it. there were a lot of people who said to me to go for it but it will never pass in 100 years. sometimes we failed to get it on the ballot. in 25 years, two different bonds have failed. that is not just in san francisco but throughout the bay area. it has been a very hard thing to do a hard sell. the people of san francisco understand that we as the country have failed in maintaining our infrastructure and investing in that. we see the consequences of that with bridges and public transportation and roads. people are beginning to understand that we have to invest in our infrastructure. our roads and sidewalks are a key part of that. i am so proud of the people of san francisco for understanding that and giving us the 2/3

heading down towards calaveras road there is rain. south bay is lighter, check out this pocket there is some heavy rain and this is for$uu >> the road is wet and at this point it's still going on and that is unknown. >> a quarter of all accidents on the santa cruz side take place at this location z there is a new new service being apply there'd that might reduce the number of crash autos people in the santa cruz mounltins are bearing the brunt of the storm, mark matthews is keeping a close eye on the san lor yenzo river. >> yes. we have been. i want to show you something that just happened in the past minutes. a 38 foot catta marchan just pulled off the beach here. and wound up on the beach. up the river in the town of felton there is concern. residents of river road have, as you can see, most homes on street have been raised up because of flooding. karen and her grand daughter were checking on the san lor yenzo river this afternoon. >> what do you do to prepare? >> make sure everything that can float away is nailed down or put up out

a lot of pooling in the roads.ards all over the bay area and in particular, marin county. we have heard a lot of reports of risks of hydroplaning and small flooding in the roadway. back out here live now, 580, oakland, eastbound 580 the coolidge on-ramp. you can see again caltrans hard at work and anytime a car comes past crews are telling everybody to slow down! do an old slow down hand wave. the conditions are dangerous around here. for more on our weather forecast, let's check in with lawrence karnow. good morning. >> good morning, anne. yeah. still very soggy around the bay area today. we are seeing the showers continuing this morning although it doesn't look like it's been as heavy as what we had over the past 24 hours. still, we have more rain come our way on and off throughout the day today. hi-def doppler showing you the showers outside right now. you can see pockets of moderate amounts of rainfall into parts of the north bay right now and some of that scheiding in toward the central bay as well. we are see

it's inbound on the dulles toll road or access road inside the beltway.aking a look at the northbound side of i-95, you've got the normal slow traffic out of newington into springfield. a live look a tight now. you can see it's just slow -- at that right now. you can see it's just slow trying to exit on to the beltway or continue north on to 395. also the west side 06 town here at -- of town here the american legion bridge. nice and quiet here at bethesda and tyson's corner. i'llup date you at 6:58. back to you mike. >>> 6:45. here's howard, okay the cooldown today but we're anxious to hear about the warmup. >> a little chilly tonight tomorrow, this afternoon. but spring is just about here in full swing. today though not one of the spring-like days. we have temperatures down not 30s in many areas and not like yesterday by any stretch. the bus stop forecast, it is mostly cloudy at the moment. i think skies are get partly sunny a little bit later but with windchills down in the 30s and temps in the 40s to barely 50 right now. you're going to feel it. we've

roads in this area are very slick.hotographer vince and i have been chasing the storm all over the bay area. flooding and water splashing everywhere. chp says to heed the speed limits. those aren't suggestions. maybe slow down because the showers mean a lot of unexpected conditions. cbs 5 spoke with residents about their commute and their thoughts on these pre-spring showers. >> poor visibility, you know, being very careful that i can see that's what going on. the back window doesn't have a little windshield wiper. that's a problem. >> looks like sheets when it's fall, windy and raining. >> not that fun because we had to stay inside all day. >> reporter: it looks like he is going to have to stay in again today. this isn't end of it. more showers are expected later today and tomorrow as lawrence said. so plan on those indoor days. we were at sfo earlier. they are reporting no major delays this morning. no major departure delays. but as for arriving flights, we did note on their website it showed that there could be thre

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in addition to the fog, we have an accident at york road. we have a problem on southbound dulaney valley. a disabled vehicle is impacting the left turn lane. be careful. southbound 795 approaching franklin boulevard, this accident off to the side. 11 minutes on the outer loop west side. 10 minutes to travel on southbound 95 from the beltway down towards 32. this is the west side at security. outer loop traffic is building and started to see some delays down towards edmondson. this is 95 543 harford county. not seeing any delays by getting heavier closer to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava has a check on your forecast. >> we saw some fog on some of the cameras. some patchy fog from baltimore and down to the eastern shore. showers moving into garrett county. the threat for rain for baltimore will hold off till this afternoon. patchy areas of fog this morning. 50 degrees into the afternoon hours. for the kids going to school, they have some fog this morning. they may want their umbrellas this afternoon. 68 degrees, well

here's a live look at liberty road. though we're seeing more activity our drive times are pretty good on 83 and 59 on the approach to the beltway. 95. once you get to the beltway, top side, six minutes from bel air to providence road. the west side now nine minutes from 795 to i-70. >>> 6:31. we're getting new information this morning about a strange illness that caused members of a family in calvert county to get sick. linda so joins us with the latest. >> reporter: this is all new information we got overnight. test results confirm two of the family members had the flu and it may have been complicated by a bacterial infection. we're waiting to get results on the other family member who died. it started with an elderly woman who got sick about two weeks ago. her three adult children came to care for her at her calvert county home. they also developed similar flu-like symptoms. the mother, son and daughter died. the other daughter was hospitalized and is being treated. the calvert county health department is reminding pe

and continue towards telegraph road. now the beltway in montgomery county, nice and clear in both directions. no issues to report. barbara, back over to you. >> thanks, danella. we'll learn more in the coming days about a major accomplishment for doctors at the university of maryland. the medical center in baltimore is now only the second u.s. hospital to ever perform a full face transplant. yesterday's procedure in baltimore was 36 hours long and included a tongue and jaw transplant as well. on a 37-year-old man. they plan to release more details about the procedure and a press conference next tuesday. >>> in news for your health now, a new report suggests that aspirin could help prevent and even treat several types of cancer. we're going to get that now from dr. nancy snyderman who has the latest for us. >> reporter: like so many americans, dana started taking an aspirin a day ten years ago to help prevent heart disease. after being diagnosed and treated for colon cancer, his doctor told him to stay on it. >> my doctor

garcia was killed in a crash on randolph road in colesville. she was changing lanes when she got between two cars that were racing. police are looking for those vehicles and their drivers. >> mississippi supreme court has upheld a controversial pardon of more than 200 former convicts. haley barbour pardoned 214 inmates before leaving office. that included four convicted murderers. the state's attorney general challenged it because there was no proper notice. but the justices said a lack of notice was not as important as the governor's power to pardon. >> wall street waiting for the jobs report. and why coke and pepsi are changing their formula for success. rob nelson as the stories and more. cry stopping america's money, more good news on jobs. we have learned wall street added almost 5000 jobs in the past year. 8000 if you include banking and insurance. bank of america is going a step further by giving thousands of homeowners in trouble a chance to reduce their home's balance to the current market value. coke and pepsi are required to change t

parkway and eventually the dulles toll road. headlights are on their way to 270 and to the mormon temple. now to virginia, more action spotted on the highway. look at all the headlights already, out of a woodbrige to the pentagon. everything relatively nice along 95. everything is working well for metro rail, marc rail, and vre. back to you. >> thank you. 5:19. trampled. the capitals lead to america must win a game of the season with buffalo turn into a loss. >> next "anderson," the suburban mother says she can talk to the dead. but is she for real? >> the los angeles dodgers have a new pirate with local ties. part of it involves magic johnson and a former nationals vice-president named stan. they are paying $2 billion, for the ballclub. so it is showtime again in the city of angels. the lady terrapins congratulations on a terrific season. they lost to notre dame. here is tim brant core. it's one of the biggest of the games in a long time last night. the capitals and the sabres. buffalo beat the capitals. washington had costly t

wereruction icrews striping the roads to make the roads safer.olice say a driver veered into the construction zone, hit job es, and tick off. >> well, he's about 6'6", 260 pounds. big guy. so, i'm sure if it was somebody that was my height or shorter, they'd have probably been run over. they probably wouldn't have made it. >> it happened on 95 south. a sergeant says jobes was observing safety protocol. >> that area was well lit. those lanes were coned off. they had been doing that type of work at night. >> a gold or silver gm sedan hit jobes. instead of focusing on the driver, she is concentrating on getting her fiancee to the altar in june. >> i am hoping he is able to walk down the aisle, at least with a crutch or a cane at this point as his leg is very red. >> despite the accident, jobes will want to go back to work in construction. he was named employee of the work on friday, hours before the accident. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 7 people are recovering from the various injuries this morning after a collision between a bus and a car. someh

further south, some of the road, we are tracking a new accident. -- sudley road. 30 minutes to get you to bottom in the outer loop. 11 minutes in the -- between white marsh and the beltway, of volume is starting to pick up in the southbound direction. this is baltimore national pike. you can see how heavy volume is in the outer loop. that stretches from security down to baltimore national pike. this portion of the beltway, we're seeing construction delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava marie joins us live this morning from howard county and giving us the latest on bikes. my bicycle has two flat tires. >> you have to listen up this morning. there are some different neat things you can pick up. 14 weeks to train and to benefit the crones and colitis foundation. even beginners can get involved. >> people at all levels. we train them to ride a 50-mile race. >> that sounds like a lot. there will be meetings coming up. >> we have a meeting tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. in timonium at rei. >> all this information is on the website. hallenge.org. this all benefits the crones and colitis

the chp will open these roads again. thomas roman, abc news. >> thanks very much. >>> in mill valley, a viewer sent in this picture of a huge tree that came crashing down. so many trees around the bay area fell. it is blocking access to mcgee avenue in a neighborhood northwest of the downtown area again in mill valley. thank you for that photo. if you are heading to tahoe this weekend, it could be a challenging trip. here is what it looked like near donner summit. traffic is very slow as cal trans worked to remove the snow. chains are required over interstate 80 and highway 50. earlier an accident closed the interstate. the viewer sent us a picture of this traffic in near whiteout conditions. here is another picture of traffic moving eastbound. it is covered with a frosty white icing. we will be tracking the storm throughout the weekend. we can go to abc7news.com and it will affect our interactive live doppler 7hd and you can get street level radar. so check that out there. sand yaw of course will be back with a full wee

this is going to be south of edgewater between muddy creek road and lock haven road.at closure. police are on the scene directing you around it. looking pretty good on 695 at the bw parkway. traveling in the city on 895 just clearing an accident southbound at the tunnel. we are moving well, there also. and you will run into heavier traffic on u.s. 50 as you make the drive through annapolis this morning. making your way to i-97 and i- 97 heavier in the northbound direction and heading up to the 895, 695 split. back over to you. >>> it will be a first today for u.s. ten forebarbara mikulski. >> the award for a lifetime of work and dedication to one project. >>> and the president's talking up the economy today. where he will be speaking as he speaks to the -- seeks election for the a second term. we will tell you where there are fund raisers when "good morning maryland continues. hershey's air delight. experience light and airy, melty bubbles. made from pure, delicious hershey's milk chocolate. hershey's air delight. >>> five things to know before heading out the door. f

the beltway between greenspring ave at stevenson road is pretty much a mess here because of the fire. fire crews are trying to get it extinguished, but they shutdown all except the shoulder of the road, and that is just a trickle-through traffic is backed up from the outer loop all the way past towson. inner loop, just because of rubbernecking, is backed up from here almost down to liberty road. >> thank you, captain roy. the state budget takes center stage in annapolis today. the state senate could deliver the vote with more on the latest version on what it contains and what is up for debate, here is jennifer franciotti. >> the senate approved legislation to raise the personal income tax rate for individuals making more than $500,000 a year. they also agreed to hold certain state agencies accountable for reports that have not been turned in.

and even if they only take their ice off the road for a second -- eyes off the road for a second, it's a second too long. >> they are traveling at 65 miles an hour for example, and they can travel a length of a basketball court in one second. so if you take your eyes off the road briefly and something happens in front of you, it can be catastrophic. >> here's something for parents of girls to pay attention to. we are told that teenage girls are nearly twice as likely as teenage boys to use a cell phone behind the wheel. >>> a jury selection is scheduled to begin tomorrow in the retrial of twin brothers accused of setting a pit bull on fire. yesterday a judge ruled the surveillance video showing the twins setting fire to the dog can be used as evidence. e the dog was later euthanized. the first trial end in a hung jury. >>> table games are a step closer to becoming legal here. state senate gave preliminary approval to expand gaming and gambling to include table games like blackjack. so that bill would pave the way for the 6th state casino liesence in license in prince george's -- licens

this is on east pedonia road on york road. apparently a two-vehicle accident, involving a pickup truck and a car. the pickup truck was caused to overturn as a result of the accident. the driver was briefly trapped. apparently, that driver has been extricated from the vehicle. and there are no ambulanceoss the scene. so it's not clear whether anybody was severely injured. the big issue at the moment is there is debris. and eastbound pedonia road at york road is closed as baltimore county police continue to investigate this accident. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you, captain mike perry, reporting of. >>> and now we're going to talk to bernadette with the weather. >> and a much different story here. we're going to start out with first doppler radar and say there is snow showers out there. that part of the storm has left us on these gusty, northwest winds, we're seeing these different bands coming from the northwest. and in them, snow coming down and flurries. you can see around towson, perry hall, cockeysville. there's a few

accidents include woodlawn drive at security boulevard, falls road at joppa road. harford at fleetwood. also west 40th at baltimore city. let's take a live look. things are deferly slowing down there on the beltway, on dulaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by the all-new, 2013gs. when a sports sedan has raised your expectations of what is possible, there's no going back. back to you. >>> an accident on the jfx ties up traffic for miles. sky eye chopper 13 is over northbound 83, near ruxton road. the driver was taken to shock trauma, but the extent of his injuries is unknown. the accident is cleaned up. all lanes now, reopened. >>> dash cam video from an unusual traffic stop in montgomery county, has some saying holy license plate, batman. >> southbound 29 at prelude. and again, no tags. it's just got the batman seal. >> okay. >> how are you? >> all right. how are you? >> good. >> police pulled over the driver of a black lamborghini for having illegal tags. the driver was dressed as the black knight, mask and all. batman whose legal name is lenn

with the union army out of the way, the road to missouri would be wide open. and with the road to missouri wide open it was only a matter of time before saint louis and then more. vandorn was a cavalry man in the antebellum army. in his experience, success depended on speed and surprise. on dash, on boldness. he stipulated that the army of the west would travel light and fast. each soldier would carry only a weapon. 40 rounds of ammunition. a blanket. and three days rations. an ammunition train would follow the army. everything else, tents, bedding, camp equipment, food, medical supplies, would be left behind. the central flaw in all of this, of course is the assumption that everything would go exactly as planned. vandorn expected to subsist his men and animals after three days of food ran out on captured union army supplies. he gave no thought whatsoever to alternate sources of supply. in case something went awry. his overconfidence was matched by his impulsiveness. he was without a staff of his own. he was unfamiliar with his subor di th subordinants. he kne

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in chicago yesterday they left a little road weary. a five-2 lost their the capitals are clinging to the final playoff spot. there will be playing winnipeg and buffalo. the wizards are on the road in memphis, where they lost. only charlotte has seen a victory. d.c. united lost in los angeles last night. >> the mavericks lost to detroit in spring training and the lost bryce harper. >> great news to get our monday started. it's 5:28, 53 degrees in leesburg. the news continues at 5:30. >> a night of fun turns tragic at a northeast washington bar. more of a person behind a double stabbing we did all of the search for the person. >> and the u.s. soldier that killed 16 afghan civilians will meet his attorney later today. a live report in a few minutes. >> we have a little action on the radar screen early live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> straight ahead this will learn more about american soldier accused of killing more than a dozen afghan civilians. army sergeant robert bales today will meet face-to-face wit

the weather is definitely affecting trees and roads. water on the roads hydroplaning possible consider extra time for your . "sig alert" in effect southbound 17 throughout santa cruz mountains downed tree old santa cruz highway is your alternate. thought we would look at your drive times, highway 4 not bad less than 10 minutes towards 242. 80 from the carquinez bridge to the maze and 580 starting to slow over the altamont. >>> 6:09. >>> green light for more green business. the east bay city giving the go ahead to a medical marijuana expansion plan. >>> big delays at one bay area airport. nothing to do with the storm. the problem that left one úúúúúúúúúúú@@úúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúú >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> here's a live look at the bay bridge toll. you can see traffic starting to build. could be a slow commute we have slick roads from the drizzle. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco and sue hall about the traffic big problems this morning due to fallen trees some flooding, all coming up. >>> after

road conditions, while it's not sticking to the road, conditions are very slippery, slow going lots of red lights on interstate 95. reporting fronefrom spotsylvania county. >> have you seen any problems yet or are most drivers being careful? >> people are being careful but the problem particularly on the interstates is once you get to the bridges and overpasses which tend to get slippery faster than the main roadways, that is where you are seeing a lot of brake lights especially the big tractor-trailer's really slowing things down. that has people on their brakes as they head up and down the interstate. >> thanks. be careful down there. stay with abc 7 4 continuing coverage. adam caskey will be back with more for where the snow is headed. for instant updates on your neighborhood, go to wjla.com. >> snow is also creating nightmares for thousands of storm victims in the midwest. we are getting dramatic new images today of twisters that tore across several states. dozens are reported dead. entire towns are flattened. survivors are scrambling to save what's left. brianne carter is live wit

also seeing some road work on the upper deck of the bay bridge. not on the san francisco side but when you come up the incline and head towards treasure island there are two right lanes blocked on the incline. caltrans says there in the process of picking it up. no issues out of a word. more traffic coming up, back to you guys. >> something needed to be done so together, they stepped up to do it >> how one bay area neighborhood is fighting prostitution >> the campaign shake-up after romney comments about hsh >> is there a cure for baldness ? the discovery that is providing a little bit of hope for bald men out there. the motel they targeted yesterday evening was on first street, south of downtown. protesters want the city attorney to file a nuisance lawsuit to get the honor to clean up his act >> i think men take out money and offer to the prostitutes standing right here on the curve >> a hotel spokesperson told us the hotel has been working with police and workers have not seen any illegal activity now for weeks. >> a marine says he's been kicked

crew on the road a few minutes ago p. no slowing but may have to hit the highway as they go north or south from their likely won't be a problem because of the light volume of traffic. flashing lights over the next pew. other side of the bay, 880, smooth in across the coliseum. easy drive for the northbound taillights. past high street. southbound side headlights also. you may find a couple of spots much construction. i haven't seen any slowing for oakland and nimitz down to the san mateo bridge. >> thank you very much. >> if you have never done it but got to imagine paraglide sing very scary. we are not doing that right now are we? still ahead on "today in the bay," i think we are going to break. search for a missing teenager in morgan hill. how her mother is now spreading the word. >>> for all your news, weather, ceaffic updates, check us out on .okfa search nbc bay area news. >>> bob redell. we will tell you where investigators are in the disappearance of a 15-year-old girl. >>> new appeal to find gilroy woman they thin

most wore on joppa road.he man ransacked dressers and in one case madoff with a purse containing prescription drugs. police are not sure if he is armed but are concerned about the brave and nature of the break-ins. >> most burglaries take place during the day when people are not at home. what is unusual about these burglaries is that they have taken place in people's homes at night while people are at home. it is extraordinarily frightening for someone to find a stranger in the house and also because the risk is obviously much higher if a burglar is breaking in when people are there of having some kind of an altercation. >> this woman said her house was targeted towo nights in a row. she is worried he will come back and try again. >> we're keeping our doors locked. >> police say their best advice is to call police. >> if you hear someone coming into your house and you're in a position to get to a phone and call 911, that is the best thing you can do. if you can get out of the house. >> if anyone has informati

to hit the road?extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control >> coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 -- breaking news. roads shut down and businesses evacuated in north baltimore. we'll have a live report from the scene. >>> a police pursuit ends in a fiery crash in maryland. how police tried to save the young passengers. >> an unarmed teen shot to death and what the president is saying. will any charges be filed? >> from baltimore city to the u.s. court of appeals, a controversial measure about pregnancy centers has the catholic church fired up. we have the latest on this ongoing fight next. >>> forget spring. it feels like summer outside. what about the weekend? don't miss the first warning forecast. wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >> this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com. baltimore. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >

middlesex road in essex. another north on 83 in the area of york road. in manchester, another accident to avoid. of a menace in the outer loop northeast side -- 11 minutes in the outer loop northeast side. this is greenspring. inner loop traffic is building over towards the j.f.x. a smooth ride on the outer loop until you get to 70. we will keep you posted. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. clearre waking up to conditions and lots of sunshine today. the wind will be gusting up to 30 miles per hour. the high of 60 degrees. colder conditions on the way tonight. if you have your garden planted, maybe cover up the plant's tonight or bring any potted plants indoors. we will talk about how cold the temperatures are going to get. keith mills is next. >> thank you. good morning. the maryland women's basketball team is 11 away from heading to the women's final four -- is one win away. a good crowd yesterday in raleigh as they watched texas a&m jump out to a big league. the aggies are the defending national champs. alexia standish outside. texas a&m led by 1

where there was a lot of spectators on the road. the hill where he did. if he hadn't of done that, there would have been a lot of people hurt. >> this was his first time up in a helicopter and certainly a memorable trip. despite the close call, he says, he'd fly again. >> i have my one get out of jail free card. i think statistically i should be good. >>> a giant inflatable slide goes airborne at a children's soccer tournament. >> oh, my god. oh, my god! >> and frantic parents rush toward the scene. >> it was just chaos. >> it's june 4th, 2011, in the town of oceanside, new york. the teams of the soccer club are playing the last games of the season. just past noon, screams can be heard coming from one end of the large field. >> uh-oh. >> jean is filming her daughters when she turns to capture a frightening scene unfolding. a gust of wind has blown a giantable inflatable slide and two bounce houses into the air. they're now tumbling across the field. >> the slide really took off. >> it went through the crowd of people. >> the slide g

on randolph road and montrose road as well. in my next report an update on maryland roadways coming up at 6:18. >>> this morning we've learned that the justice department is now investigating the deadly shooting of 17-year-old trayvon martin. he's a florida teenager shot to death last month during a confrontation with a member of a neighborhood anticrime group. martin, the young boy, was unarmed. his mother is now demanding justice. >> to me it was no question it was definitely a murder. he was murdered. >> reporter: shot in cold blood? >> shot in cold blood. >> the shooter, this man, named george zimmerman said he fired his weapon in self-defense. police say evidence supports zimmerman's story so they have not filed any charges. zimmerman says he spotted martin inside a gated subdivision looking suspicious. he claimed the boy had his hand in his waist band. he called police and police told him to back off, that they would handle it. zimmerman followed the teenager anyway. neighbors heard a fight, called 911 to report the screa

to harford road. another 20 minutes on the west side inner loop, from southwestern boulevard to security boulevard. and 15 minutes for southbound 95. that's from 100 over to 32. 70 westbound, already seeing delays there from 29 to marriottsville road. and several new accidents out there. harford road at second avenue. hillen road at east cold spring. pulaski highway at north haven. also another on harford road at east monument street. let's take a live look. you can see, there is an accident at 1kwr fx. and we'll take another live look at york road at the beltway. average speed, about 35 miles opinion an hour. this traffic report is brought to you by barnum and baileya ringling brothers circus. now playing through april one of the -- april 1st. >>> if you notice some odd- looking clouds in the sky this morning, you may have nasa to thank. scientists in virginia launched five suborbital rockets. they allow scientists to see the winds in speation. -- space. scientists say millions of people from south c

no problems on the toll road. coming up in my next report, we'll go back into maryland at 5:15. >> thank you, monika. >>> have you ever been told to watch your speeding near the end of the month because the cops have to make their ticket quotas? >> we've all heard that tongue in cheek phrase, right? but there's proof possibly that it could be true in one local police department. the department memo obtained by 9news now suggests is something very similar to a quota system is in place. delia goncalves is live in arlington with more on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mike, andrea, this is certainly a story that every commuter getting ready to leave their house this morning passing through arlington has to pay attention to. we obtained and got our hands on an internal memo that indicate there is is indeed a numbers game at stake at the arlington police department. the memo from two captains to patrol officers is entitled "productivity expectations 2012." while it clearly states there is not nor ha