this is all mackeezie's idea.her friends at hopkins...one of the best experiences."couldn't say no to a chance at starrom.josh (con't)) "it's a lot better than treatment.."a johns hopkins staffer produced it.in just a couple weeks, it has 130 thousand youtube views. (nats full: one direction's "that's what makes you beautiful")mackenzie wilson: "it's my favorite song-- and all the nurses know that, because i listen to it all the time."emily: "it's like really, realll good!" (laughing)lisa nagy, hopkins nurse: "it's a good reminder for all of us about why we do what we do."a member of the band one direction even gave the kids a mention on twitter! mackennie wilsoo: "i didn't think at all that it would have this many views yet, this quickly."josh: "i can't believe how many people have seen this video..forreven the youngest of patients, this viieo is a time capsule... one to look back n with pride and progress.sharon johnson, lydia's mother: "i can'ttwait for the day ttat she'll be aale to say that years from now when we've gotten past all t

jenniffr, jeff--you both are beautiful..o are the kids at john's hopkins pediatric oocology clinic.if you don't belleve me...listen tt this. (one direction's "what makes you beautiful") from music world like nobody else, the way ou flip your hair gets me " overwhelmed."an eight year old leukemia patient lovvd the song-- and told one of the nurses she wanted to do a music video.so, she solicited a little help from her friends at hopkins, and this was the result.a hopkins staffer shot it-- anddput it together.in just two weeks, it has about 130 thousand hits on youtube alreadd. mackenzie wilson: 21.33 "i didn't think at all that it would have this many views yet, thissquickly."lisa nagy, hopkins nurse: 28.50 "sometimes, ii takes a whole crew to remind them how awesome and beauuiful and smart and funny, witty and interesting ttey are." here's another cool part: a band member from one directton, liam payne, saw it-- and gave the kids a mention on his twitttr page.he has more than six million followers!if you wanna see the video, we just put it on our fox45 facebook page.or, you can check

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we're told six adults and one child in serious condition, a boy was taken to hopkins trauma. no firefighters were injured. again, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. we spoke with one woman who escaped the building. she was sleeping with her 3- year-old son and 5-month-old daughter when she heard people running. she looked outside, saw the smoke, smelled the smoke. luckily she got out safely. again, no one died in this fire. she says it was a miracle that no one else was seriously hurt because she said it was so intense. but, again, seven people, six adults were taken to hospitals, one boy taken to hopkins trauma in serious condition. we're live in northeast baltimore, linda stow, abc 2 news. >>> 6:49 right now. anne arundel county police are trying to find a man accused of touching himself outside of a county elementary school. now, this all happened while day care was in session and sports teams were practicing. abc 2 news' sherree johnson joins us live this morning with the details on how you can help find this guy. sheree. >>reporter: well, megan, yes, i'm

hopkins the winner, 49-15. 16th straight regular-season win.oach joins morgan state as the only coaches in state history to reach 150 wins. >> there has always been great potential at johns hopkins. we are fortunate to be touching on the potential now. we have some good players, good coaches, is supportive administration, and we are excited about the future. >>> he would not talk about himself at all. congratulations, coach. >> a lot of humility. congratulations. so anyway, i've been to a lot of places. you know, i've helped a lot of people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> tomorrow looks good, 78 high. monday and tuesday, a storm comes in. the rain may hold off monday until the evening. possibly thunderstorms tuesday. three days of good weather, wednesday through fr

johns hopkins open up against randolph macon. hopkins a 7-0 lead. up top. look at the catch.ping the toes. johns hopkins went on to win this one by a fine of 36-13. please stay with us. 11 news continues right after this. but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in maryland. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed to. but none of it will happen unless we vote for... question seven this november. vote for question seven. and help build a better future for maryland. >> how much rain on the ride home? >> all i can suggest is checked in with tony tomorrow morning because he will of the first look at the radar. checked wbaltv.com through the day if you have a picnic plan or something like that to see were the rain is. there is a decent chance it will not be raining all the time. but tonight, tomorrow, and on labor day, scattered showers and thunderstorms. highs will be in the low 80's. her

johns hopkins ranked 16 on the list. so coming in at number one mi -- m.i.t.overtaking the university of cambridge in the uk which fell to number 2 on the list. we have it on the website if you are curious. >>> queen anne's county sheriff face as multimillion dollar lawsuit. we look closer at the allegations made against his brother and why it's affecting his job. plus there, are lots of interesting things for sale at an auction. why some of the items bought at this auction are more curious on lockers than bidders. >>> thanks for joining us. to a story abc2 first broke last week. we are learning new details about the queen anne county sheriff and his brother being sued because of sexual harassment claims against the brother. abc2 news joce sterman looks at the allegations against corporal john hofmann. >> reporter: sheriff hofmann may be at the center of a lawsuit brought by one of his former detectives but his brother is the reason. court record show john hofmann pleaded guilty to second degree assault after attacking detective christy taylor murphy but it ma

what do institutions like hopkins, what's your response to that? what can you do, what should you do to squeeze more out of the funds that you've got? >> on a very sort of day-to-day level or the micromanagement, it's very hard to know because we don't know what the sequestration is going to mean in terms of how quickly the funds go down. does it mean new grants? does it mean continuing grants? we're going to change what we do directly and will be difficult. what we begin to do like anything is we try to look for some efficiencies across -- that we find ways to do the same studies or produce the same amount of research for less resources. but that's very tough because most of the research budgets, what we're trying to accomplish are already kind of a razor thin margin. sometimes we worry we're not -- we don't have enough funding to really do the study at the highest quality we want to begin with. the other thing is clearly preserving the faculty that really work as researchers. i think for the first time we're seeing our faculty saying whatever fun

hansen's own faith is in his novel "exiles" with us gripping portrait of the priest gerard manly hopkins who found god and was still tormented. >> i loved his poetry, i loved his language, i loved the fact that he was miserable. at the same time he discovered that he could bring in his poetry and make it a reflection of his spirituality. >> hansen, a talented painter, didn't just paint a portrait of hopkins and study his poetry. >> you said at some point that you have actually prayed to him. >> yes. >> and been answered. >> yes. i've prayed to thomas merton, to a lot of people who have died, just because i knew them better. >> you invoke their name at the outset of the prayer? >> no, i just imagine them sitting there opposite me, talking just as i am to you. and try to express what's going wrong or what i need an answer to. and sometimes they give me the answers. >> hansen, once the deacon at santa clara mission on the campus of the jesuit college santa clara university, has been teaching english and creative writing there for the last 16 years. he is no fan of so-called christian fictio

they aatempted to revive him and rushed him to johns hopkins where he died. the death remainn under investigation. officers open fire on a baltimore after the suspect allegedlyyshot another man. man. it happened just after midnight in the 22 hundred investigators say the suspect - haddshot another man when an officer heard the gunfire and opened fire. thh gunman escaped and is still on the run tonight. the victim is in critical conditon. 3 a johns hopkins student is slammed by a taxiithii afternoon as she crossed avenue. it happened late this afternoon in the heart of campus.. a diamond cab driver turned left n to university from charles at high speed according to witnesses. the woman was in the crosswalk when she was struck, thrown into the windshield, thhn onto the asphalt. witnesses say it's an incredibly dangerous intersection. 3708 i didn't see her get hit, i just saw her lying there... oc: where she was 63730 which is johns hopkins - 63835 i didn't know what to think, i'm histerical oc: my first eactino is i have to stop and go over to make sure that pe

johns hopkins niversiy university 3 since 1979 johnn hopkins federal research and development fundinghen any other uuiversity in the nation. now some oo the naaion's leading ssientists on &pthii campus.... are closeey pollowing the federal budget sequester to see how it will impact their research. (hopkins)"if the federal govtt goes over this fissal cliff they are going tt take a lot righttnow some researchers here are studying the creetivity of the brainn otters are studying a new drug used to treat seizures that ccn lead to alzheimer's disease. (hopkins)"this approach is kind of a meat ax and what is needed is more of a scaple approach what weeneed tt do is figure out what is important what our priorities are as a nation fund thoss we we cant afford"(cairrs)"the at 3 cutbacks wwll not just iipact professors 400perrent of the university are onnfed fin. aid &pnot clear. "(student)"im is - pretty worriid."new-say--a and ,like other students here,, worry about how they will pay tuitiin next year. in nooth bblt kc ox 45 news at 10 in 2010... allnn .... universityy.. & receeied... nearly.

former baltimore avens owner modell died from heart failure at johns hopkins hospital. he also served as n-f-l preeidentt from 19-67 to 69 ...anddwas a games elevised on monday l - nights. modell enjoyed riding in goll carts....and offcourse watching phe ravens play. modell was 87 years old.....his wife year earlier. 42-yearssdied a tom rodgers is here wiih reaction from the ravens... and governor o'malley..good morniig, tom. earlier this hour... the baltimore ravens released david modell... art's son... who says he was thereewhen his dad took is final breath. breath.he said quote - "poppy' was a special man who was loved by his ssns, his daughter-in-law michel..., andd his six grannchiidren.. moreover, he was adored by the entire baltimore community for his kindness and generosity." generosity."he went on to say - "he loved baltimore. he made an iiportant and indelible his children, grandchildren and his entire community. we will miss him." governor martin o'malley also spoke on the passing of the former baltimore ravens owner. owner.he said modell was... respected by

. >>> if you have a degree in health information technology, johns hopkins hospital is just one of 20 potential employers looking for you. on thursday, the hospital will host a job fair for about 200 health information technology graduates. hopkins is cosponsoring the fair with george washington university and the university of maryland university college. hopkins officials say job opportunities in the field are growing thanks to financial incentives from the federal government for doctors and hospitals to use electronic health records. >>> we all remember that big derecho storm that knocked so many people out of power in june. were you one of the pepco customers who got charged a delivery fee even though you had no power? >> it could be happening all over again. tens of thousands of people who lost power during last weekend's storm could be facing similar charges. >> reporter: it's taken us all day to sort this out but, yes, state regulators say this weekend's storm qualifies for that special rule that allows pepco to charge customers for the delivery of power they did not receive be

. -- hopkins hospital where he died. baltimore county police are investigating two stabbings.ne in the 500 block of eastern boulevard. they found 25-year-old suffering multiple stab runs in the parking lot. he was taken to bayview medical center, where he died. they arrested the suspect at the scene. they knew each other. officers were called to the 7100 block of darlington drive. police found a 38-year-old. he was an employee at the bar. he was stabbed while breaking up a fight between two patrons. jones was taken to the hospital where he died. still ahead, it is a weakened from one convention to the other. with the presidential candidates went. the food is the highlight of a state fair. >> nearly 400,000 people are without power in louisiana and as a result of hurricane isaac. dozens of utility trucks from across the country went to help. about 70% of the city still is without electricity. in the race for the white house, mitt romney is back on the campaign trail in ohio. romney told a large crowd his agenda will bring a winning season back to america. president obama spent

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johns hopkins the winners today. stay with us for one more >> tomorrow will be much the same as today with temperatures in the upper 70's and lots of sunshine. clouds and rain chances developing monday extending into tuesday. maybe even some thunderstorms. wednesday through friday dry with more rain possible saturday. >> it is as good as it gets. >> that is it for 11 news at 6:00. nightly news is next. see you back here at 11:00. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] " this is a wbal tv 11 editorial. >> there were tense moments at the middle school in baltimore county. the eighth grade student pulled a gun on the teachers and classmates. for the second time in three weeks, a county school had an incident with a student. a gun to school. the 13-year-old has been charged as a juvenile. the teacher is being depreciated for her efforts in restraining the student until authorities arrived. we expect teachers to educate our children. to step between a class of students and a loaded gun is beyond the call

one child was taken to hopkins pediatrics. we will have updates as soon as they become available. >> the search continues for the person who shot and killed a local professor. >> he was murdered monday night a few blocks away from his home. jennifer franciotti has the latest on the investigation. what do we know about the victim? >> he has been identified as dr. peter marvit. it may have been an attempted robbery that turned into murder. detectives canvassed the area and they were looking for clues. police say peter marvit was getting in or out of this car when he was shot in the head and torso on monday night. he had been a research professor at college park. officials confirmed he was most recently a contract it analyst with clinical trials.gov. >> our hearts ache for his longtime partner and his daughter. we are very concerned and keep his family in our prayers. it is like a family so we have lost an important family member. >> as police continued to look for a suspect, they are looking for the public's help. people are ask

hopkins couldn't stand each other. and were constantly battling. they kicked the construction industry back to good health. the upper right one is the alameda park station. they could not aid the private agencies. alameda had its own electrical system. these are various projects. los angeles storm drain system. they raised the dam. your water is a product of pw a. they built the sacramento water reservoir. the fans were so well built that in fact, they are still in use. the engineers said we have to replace a ball bearing. we of course, have neglected our infrainstruct our and it's rated to be a d and dropping. so if you don't pay your taxes, things do fall down. much of it is things that were built during the new deal. fortunately, they built them very well. so the stuff was really built to last. but, if you don't have taxes to run a state. i expect we will see more of that stuff. i will give you a brief tour that we take for granted. the commitment to public education in all its manifestations. public schools from kindergarten to higher education

modell died from heart failure at johns hopkins hospital.erved as n-f-l president from 19-67 to 69 and was a key figure in getting n-f-l games pelevised on monday nights. mooell enjoyyd riding in golf carts....and of course watching the ravens play. modell was 87 years old.....his wife ápatriciaá of &p42-years diee a yeer earlier. public and private memorial services will be held for late actor ámichael clarke duncaná. the oscaa-nominatee actor diedd monday in a los angeles hospital after suufering a heart attack in july. a public viewing will be held for duncan sunday in hollywood hills.duncan was engaged to peality t-v personality "omarosa manigault".he was 54-years-old. 3new numbers are out... for the number of people infected with the west nile virus.and according to the centers for disease control and prevention... the number of reported cases has gone up 25 percent in the past áweek.áso far ttis year... there have been 87 deaths... and nearly 2-thousand peopll infected. here in maryland... one person has died.thh department of agricult

on the johns hopkins medical campus from noon until 5:00 p.m. on this thursday. you can meet with representatives from 20 companies including the fda and the george washington university. google makes a surprise appearance at new york's fashion week. and apple may have a product announcement coming up. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. 4:37, 56 degrees. a verdict in the trial of a man accused of killing a catholic university student. >> anncr: this casisino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting forng question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. eating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official partment of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better schools in maryland. not west virginia. >> welcome back on this tuesday. >> let's say

baltimorr to nnnunce a 7 pointt4 million doolar grant that will fund a partnership between johns hopkins system.the five year grant &pwill hell math and scienne teachers team up with faculty from he johns hopkins school of engineering to find ways o better engage students in learning bout science.. &p3311"how proud you muss be, t know when you drive by the school...i diid't see a kid in the classroom that looked like they didn't waat to be in school....they were exccted about schooll...they were excited about science" scienne" the mayoo says the program will engage over 1600 hundred students. tto fat... to.... join thh military. military. that's... exxctly... what a group of retired militarr leaders... ps... now calling... a... to... a... new report... from the group.../, one... n... four ...young peeple... is... too overweight off.. the problem, ...they say... is... the candy... kids... eet food and - eeeryday...///.. the ... prying... to... gettrii of punk food... in schools..../ they... bellevee.. schools are ...a.. big part... of the solution. &plabor disputes... between... american

mary ellen hopkins... explains.../ the... author... could e... in... a...o of trouble. p3 the former "seal team six" member spoke with cbs's "60 minutes." in thh intervieww he went by the pen name of mark owen... his face and voice changed to hide his identitt. but his cover has since been blown. matt bissonnette (biz-on-ette) said his book -- originally set for a september 11th release -- is not aimed at influencing the lection. my worry from the begiining is that t's a political season. this book is not political whatsoever. it doesn't badmouth either party and we specifically chooe september 11 to keep it out f the politics. bissonnett's acccunt offers new details of last year's raid. he says as tte laden's compound in pakistan, the al qaeda leadee poked his head out.. wo shots were firrd. by the time he got inside, in aden was on the floor -- not standiig up, as passfirst reported. he nd another seal then fired into bin laden's chest to make sure he was dead. the military's top lawyer warned the author last week that he had violated secrecy agreements a

a spokesperson says they are not sure of the person was a johns hopkins employee but says -- the comment made light of the family lost and does not represent the johns hopkins community. >> acting police commissioner anthony board still is sticking medical leave and will be out indefinitely. his absence is effective immediately. he took the reins of the force earlier this year following the retirement of his previous commissioner. his name was officially nominated at the city council meeting. a hearing has not yet been scheduled. it baltimore police spokesman said the department expects bart still to return after his recovery. the reason for medical leave has not yet been revealed. this is followed the retirement of jesse owden, and had a criminal investigation division. >> an officer was forced to issue a robbery suspect after a confrontation with a fellow officer. it unfolded around 4:30 in sw baltimore. it found a man who matched the description of the suspected robber neil -- robber neal yale ave. a struggle broke out. >> the suspect engaged one of the officers, they got into a physi

they gave to hopkins, here, they would go out and be there as well. it wasn't just the giving of the money but they were involved. >> the thing is that when he talk about the foot print here that -- as i said that was just the short list of the different charities that have been helped by art and patricia. he will be missed in many, many different regards. his funeral service will be held here on saturday. we will have all the details on the website at abc 2news.com. reporting live. >> we have been getting statements all day from members of the ravens family. the team owner said that he was my friend, my mentor, how fortunate i am to have had him teach me about the nfl. we. >>> and ravens head coach released a long statement about his relationship. he said in part art made me feel like i could accomplish anything. he was the most encouraging soul i ever came across. he up lifted everybody around him. i loved art and he loved my family including my parents. he welcomed us to baltimore with the real warmth and grace. it's often said about those in the h

johns hopkins ...division of pediatric... oncology.../ is... about to go viral. viral. ends :47secs :47secsyou'rr looking at doctors, nurses, and patients dancing and singinggalong to hit songg "what makes you originally performed by - british band, one direction. the video has already surpassed fifty five thousand views. another home run explosion at camden yards...see if the o's could out-power the ankees... next in sports unlimited.... could out-power the ankees... next in sports unlimited.... stop tanning. learn more at spotskincancer.org. a message from the american academy of dermatology. that's all for the late edition...i'm jeff barnd barndand i'm karen paaksmorgan adsit joins us now with sports unlimited... morgan you know the drill o's fans... it's september.and the orioles are in the hunt for october baseball.tied at the top of the a-l east with.... with....the yankees... game two in the important 4-game series. wei-yin chen on the mound....top 4...yankees up 3-0...former oriole steve pearce lifts it high to left... leaves for a 2-run shot...nate mclouth wwnt

david and his brother john were by their father's side for his final moments at johns hopkins hospital. >>e had a moment with my father at the hospitals with four players, the head coach, the owner, that i think easily rivals my father receiving the super bowl trophy in 2000. it was the most, one of the most special moments of my life that i will never forget. it is no surprise this organization is in the position to succeed because it is filled, filled, with wonderful, warm and kind people. >> art and his late wife, pat, were involved in the community, spending time and money on local charities, the organizations they workinged with included hopkins, kennedy creek. the model family and traichs are inviting fans to come the a silent tribute to art. his casket will be placed oh tp field along with the lombardi trophy he received after the super bowl victory. the service will be held tuesday morning at 11:00 a.m. at the baltimore hebrew congregation on park heights. in lieu of flowers the family is asking contributions to be made to the seed school. >>> honoring police officer tailor. me

hopkins center in baltimore. years ago he never saw skin cancer in a child. now he sees a few cases a year. >> commensurate with the adult epidemic in skin cancer, children not far behind. clearly, people are getting more sun exposure. and kids are getting tons of sun exposure, particularly early in life. >> reporter: dr. cohen says it's not just melanoma that's on the rise, he's seeing more incidents of less serious basal and squ m squaumous cell cancer, as well. he believes genetics and more exposure to ultraviolet light are factors. >> i think some of the problem in children under the age of 12 is that we don't understand what it means for them lifelong. >> reporter: for example, the chance of recurrence after a melanoma be as high as 50%. but dr. cohen worries that in a child who has years and years left to live, that chance could be much higher. that's why melissa says she's constantly checking all of her children's skin. >> so many people don't think kids are going to get skin cancer. it doesn't discriminat

it goes to benefit the cancer research center at johns's hopkins and i want to bring in the director. dr. diaz great to see you. >> we are so excited to go forward with it. i want -- talk about what has been going on at the research center. >> a lost progress for detecting cancer early, finding it, picking the best treatments for cancer and treating cancer patients, even we have gone a step further using the fund from last year we have a new retreat for patients and couples suffering from cancer on how to cope better. >> wow. it's -- you also specialize, so much in some of the difficult to treat cancers, some of the others, talk about it. this is cutting edge research. >> that's something that not only i specialize in but a lot of people specialize in. treating the cancers that are hard to treat. no standard therapy that are cure and -- trying to bring things to the next level. the money is important in allowing us to take our best ideas and bring them to patients. >> reporter: as you look back, started -- in year one we are were out mere, year three, can you believe -- think about th

i'm mary ellen hopkins reporting. military officials sayythe real impact of the book inside tte ranks is that bissonnette has broken tte code of silence among coverttmilitaryy operaaivvs. if the pentaggn has its way... both bissonnette and his publisher may be forced to forego all 3oyalties. - 3 president obama tours the storm damage... left by hhrricane issac in louisianaa louisiana.on monday... he visiied a neighborhood near new orleans... that suffered rescuers and volunteers helpinggclean up the daaage. "i wwnt to commend everybody &pwho's here for the extraordinary work that they've ddne in making sure that lives were saved. that, although there was tremendous propeety damage, people were in aaposition to get out quickly nd as you can ee folks are on he ground already clearing out the deeris and making sure that &pthey're able to recover ass rapidly as possible." president obama also promised fedeeal help to beef up flood protection ii the area. authorities have blamed 8 deaths in the u-s on isaac... six of thee

that victim was shot in the stomach taken to johns hopkins hospital listed in stable condition this morning. neither gunman nor the student with students here at the university. there is an alert to stay away from windows as the police search for the suspect. >> i went into one of the rooms with no windows and locked it. >> the swat team was here. they cleared the building and rendered the building safe at which point officials were able to let campus move around freely again. are it is believed this was a confrontation that started outside and spilled over into the student center. police are still looking for the gunman. wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you very much. that shooting happened only one day after an eighth grader allegedly brought a loaded handgun into stemmers middle school and pointed it at classmates. the question is whether metal detectors should be installed. the county superintendent who is in his first month on the job said the safety plan won't depend on those metal detectors. >> i have not said yes or no to metal detectors. there have been several school incidents where they

he hoped to shine a light on the roots of the fighting and why it was happening at john hopkins. de'qonton led a team of his classmates in producing a video for the pbs newshour reporting labs, which showcase student journalism across the nation the end result was a striking six-and-half minute report titled "fighting chance," a deeply honest look at the problems inside the school. >> in 2010, a police officer was shot and killed in the neighborhood. while police searched for the suspect, john hopkins was closed for the day and students had to go to another middle school. >> suarez: the video was produced as part of a communications magnet program in the pinellas county school district, known as "journeys in journalism." the program places professional journalists in three st. petersburg title-one schools, including de'qonton's. >> there was never a doubt in de'qonton's mind that he wanted to do this story. >> suarez: "journeys in journalism" coordinator cynda mort says de'qonton and his classmates took on a complex and sensitive issue that adults have been trying to deal with fo

one lane blocked and crofton an accident on johns hopkins road at rideel road. traveling on 97 no concerns from route 50 up to 695. and the west side of 695 will be nice and clear from 795 all the way down to 95. no delays whatsoever. and here's what the beltway looks like in parkville at harford road. everything up to speed no delays traveling the inner loop towards 95. or the outer loop up towards towson. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. megan and charley over to you. >>> we have heard of themeed parties for special occasions. this one takes it to a new level. >> coming up next, who or what one man's bringing to parties so people can have a once in a lifetime experience. >>> all right thanks for staying with us. this is not your typical party entertainment. >> it's not but one man says he can guarantee wild event you won't forget. i agree. it has a vicious reputation known for lurking in ponds and bath waters sometimes your swimming pool. but bob is ensighting alligators to parties. he takes the animal's mouth -- inviting alligators to parties. he

. >>> some of the country's most experienced diplomats are graduates of the johns hopkins graduate school of advanced international studies here in d.c. the flag is it at half staff tonight on the washington campus. students say they have learned from experienced professors that foreign service can be dangerous work. daniel serwer, a professor of conflict resolution, adds this. >> we're often grateful to our military. we often forget the civilians who serve abroad and marines' primary responsibility is to protect the information in the embassy. the prime responsibility for the physical protection of the embassy under international law belongs with the host country. >> professor serwer has been to libya twice since gadhafi was overthrown and says most libyans love americans, but there are lots of guns and rockets still in the streets and right now the libyan government cannot seem to control the situation. >>> we've got an update on a story you saw on 9news last night at 6:00. today the culpeper county medical examiner released preliminary findings in the death of gary cook, widower of pat

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he stayed out at johns hopkins children's cancer center and -- i would go with him, be in the hospitalith him and just hang out there. >> reporter: and that's something else worth mentioning. you will be going to the hospital to the cancer facility as we go into saturday the day before the big swim. visit with some of the patients and you will share your gold medal >> yes. it'll be somewhat of a homecoming. i spent so much time with joe. i remember he -- would have loved to meet the athletes. it's good to go and talk to the kids. >> reporter: they will appreciate seeing a gold medalist, leapings on nah, what you did in london. all right. going to be good. going do be about raising more money and the big effort to fight cancer in baltimore and across maryland. >> there is more evidence of how important the hispanic vote will be in the election. the president held a town hall forum hosted by univision just one day after mitt romney held one. tory joining us live from washington tonight. another close day and because of that we see both candidates seem to be targeting the vote. 13% from t

the victim was shot in the stomach and taken to john hopkins where he is listed in critical but stabledition. morgan state officials say neither the gunman or the victim were students at the university and immediately after the into the students started getting alerts to stay inside and away from the windows. this morning the suspect remains on the loose. here and morgan state, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> it is 66 degrees in downtown baltimore. coming up, we will look at some of your answers to the water cooler question. >> and we will check the weather and traffic before you head out to start your day. to start your day. within each strand of an oat's rhythmical sway. when an apple's vibrant red temptation, and honey's sweet touch of golden sensation, join together with a pecan crunch you'll savor, creating the most perfect lesson in flavor. ♪ nature's best-written recipe is ready for you to enjoy. nature valley, nature at its most delicious. now try our new crunchy dark chocolate peanut butter bar. >> time for your answers to the water cooler question. >> we asked if see

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