. >> in the heart of downtown baltimore, ♪ ♪ clothing on. vulnerable.ly exposed literally. >> go ahead and sit down. >> today the university of maryland medical center, apologized and promise aid thorough investigation. >> are you sure this is an isolated case. >> we feel comfortable in the statement that what you saw on the video is not -- is not a process that, that would occur with any frequency at all. >> there is no national data base that tracks so-called patient dumping incidents. they occur because a patient lacks insurance or financial resources. >> minimum requirement. >> katherine layman with u.s. commission on civil rights. >> what i see from that video is a person who was not stablized. is a person who needed care. clearly there was there that hospital needed to do. >> to protect her privacy we are not identifying the patient. but, in a face book post her mother said, that that strid yo was horrifying. she says that her daughter is with family and will be getting medical treatment not here, but at another medical facility. jeff. >> jeff peg

. >> she's in the heart of downtown baltimore with no clothing on, vulnerable, fully exposed -- literally. i became enraged. >> go ahead and sit down. ( crying ) >> reporter: today the university of maryland medical center apologized and promised a thorough investigation. are you sure this is an isolated case? >> we feel comfortable in the statement that that is-- what you saw on that video is not a process that would occur with any frequency at all. >> reporter: there is no national database that traction so-called patient dumping incidents. they often occur because a patient lac financial resources. a hospital makes sure that athat person is fully treated. >> reporter: >> what i see on that video say person who was not stabilized, is a person who needed further care. clearly, there was more that that hospital needed to do. >> reporter: to protect her privacy, we are not identifying the patient, but in a facebook post her mother said that video was horrifying. she says that her daughter is with family and will be getting medical treatment, not here, but at another medical facility. jeff.

narrator: marshall grew up a short distance from downtown baltimore on the west side in an african-american neighborhood scattered with european immigrants. his father william worked as a waiter on the railroad. a man with a sharp wit who was sometimes described as cantankerous, he would visit the baltimore city courthouse and then argue the cases with his son over dinner. his mother norma was an educated articulate woman who taught in baltimore's segregated schools where her son thurgood graduated from high school in june of 1925. in the fall of that same year he left for lincoln university in oxford pennsylvania. in his senior year at lincoln thurgood married vivian bure, a university of pennsylvania student known to her friends as buster. after graduation in june of 1929, the couple moved in with his parents in baltimore. and by the summer after college he had decided to continue on to law school. since his first choice, the university of maryland law school was segregated and off limits to blacks his only alternative was a night school with a poor reputation on three floors of a brownst

and downtown 5 i think that's almost safe in baltimore. here are the lows we're forecasting 10 downtown. 5 in college park but t leesburg -- sterling, and one in leesburg. 0 in haymarket and 0 in lateensville. day planner, low teens to start. 16 by 11:00. only 19 by 1:00. we'll be lucky to make 20 again tomorrow. light winds and full sun. that's going to feel nice. 41 on monday, a light mix possible. after that here comes the january thought. 50 on tuesday, 49 on wednesday. clouds on thursday. 55 may be a shower and rain and showers on friday but highs in the mid to upper 50s. >>> kirt sure is saying all right things. >> he's a genius when it comes to making everybody happy. will he be here next year? he says yeah, but of course there's z2kqoz z16fz y2kqoy y16fy >>> now wusa 9 sports with frank hammerhan brought to you by xfinity. >> let's face it kirt cousins with brought to you by an old school politician. berke staying on the grant and danny radio show. he would love to be here in d.c. playing for the red kins but kirk also wants to see

a 711 in downtown baltimore.he pair were trying to rob a store employee showed up in a gunbattle ensued. the two suspects shooting that police were able to get away when officers took cover to protect themselves. shots ring out with the robber and officers just feet apart from each other. baltimore police say it's an absolute last thing that an officer was not shot in this exchange. another winter storm warning headed parts of the northeast on the way south to the gulf coast. snow, sleet, freezing rain. parts of texas are dealing with frozen rain. forecasters warning about dangerous tropical conditions throughout the entire swath of the storm. hundreds of flights already canceled across the united states. to thermometer plunging in russia down to minus 62 degrees. so cold there it is freezing people's eyelashes and luckily for us they are taking pictures of their frozen eyelashes. beautiful bs more than than 60 degrees negative bear. general electric considering breaking itself apart for problems with the ge capi

[cheering] after the: inauguration, she stood on soap boxes in downtown baltimore, arguing with peoplehe persisted. [cheering] she believed if women could vote, laws would be passed to improve women and children's health and well-being . factory owners could no longer take advantage of them in the workplace. women could have rights to property, custody of their children, and access to education. most importantly to it if hooker, -- to edith hooker, with the vote, women could have access to birth control and needed sex education. does this sound relevant to today? crazy, right? scarily relevant. to my great-grandmother, the first step to liberating women was getting them the right to vote. what did this tell me? to get off my ass and do something. become politically engaged. realized, id, i knew i could be better educated about issues and candidates. i did not even know which congressional district i lived in, much less who my local representatives were. i was at a loss of where to start. so what did i do? i.e. males my book club. -- i emailed my book club. i talked to them about gettin

downtown. five, probably safe. in baltimore, that was set back in 1904. saturday, the windchills are -10 or +10, that encompasses the whole day. freezing on sunday, day 12 for vallas. light winter makes possible. some of these models are washing it all out together which is good, the bad thing, a few hundredths of precipitation comes in. if we are cold enough it will create a ice-skating rink. leave the cabinet doors open, the walls where you have running water, if you are worried about pipes, we the water running. a drip will do. hot and cold. bring your pets inside and give them plenty of water. never leave space heaters unattended. tomorrow morning it will feel like 10 degrees below. one degree below in fredericksburg. by 10:00, looking at six degrees below. five degrees below in andrews. check this out, you can jump the divide were windchill warnings aren't -- are in effect. in davis west virginia, on tuesday morning, 25 degrees below. by 1:00 p.m. , not much better. above zero except for ginsburg, and winchester still in the single digits below zero.

baltimore. in 2007, "60 minutes" investigated the practice of removing homeless patients from los angeles hospitals and leaving them downtown. often the patients are not insured or have other financial issues. it's unclear if that was the case in baltimore. >> go ahead and sit down. [sobbing pawrns okay, ma'am. go ahead and sit down. thank you. i'm going to call to get you some help. >> reporter: in a statement, the university o maryland medical center said they share the shock and disappointment of many who viewed the video. in the end, they say, "we clearly failed to fulfill our mission with this patient." the man who recorded the video called 911. he says medics ended up taking the patient back to the same hospital. a review is under way that could lead to personnel action against the hospital employees involved. jeff? >> glor: jeff pegues, thank you very much. now to some other stories we are following in the evening news feed. immigration agents today raided nearly 100 7-eleven stores in 17 states and washington, d.c. at least 21 suspected undocumented immigrants were arrested. officials say the sweep was a follow-up t

baltimore. in 2007 60 minutes investigated the practice of removing homeless patients from los angeles hospitals and leaving they downtown. often the patients are not insured or have other financial issues. it's unclear if that was the case in baltimore. >> go ahead and sit down. [ >> okay, ma'am. go ahead and sit down. thank you. i'm going to call to get you some help. >> reporter: in a statement the university of maryland medical center said that they share the shock and disappointment of many who have viewed the video. in the end we clearly failed to fulfill our mission with this patient. the man who reported that heart breaking video did call 911 and medics ended up taking the patient back to the exact same hospital. tonight a review is underway there. that could lead to personnel action against the hospital employees involved. guys. >>> now time for the one thing getting in the way of another edition of politics in 60 seconds. let's get started. no deal on daca yet. lawmakers are trying to find common ground on four things here, the president's border wall, new restrictions on so- called chain immigration, changes t

baltimore. in investigated removing homeless patients from los angeles hospitals and leaving them downtown. often the patients are not insured or have financial issues. it is unclear if that was the case in baltimore. >> go ahead and sit down. [ sobbing ] [ crying ] >> okay, ma'am. go ahead and sit down. thank you. i'm going to call to get you some help. >> in a statement the university of maryland medical center said they share the shock and disappointment of many who have viewed the video. in the end they say we clearly failed to fulfill our mission with this patient. >> the man who recorded the video called 911, he says medics ended up taking the patient back to the same hospital. a review is under way that could lead personnel action against the hospital employees involved. jeff. >> jeff pegues, thank you much. i'm never gonna be able to sleep with this cold. i'll take a sick day tomorrow. on our daughter's birthday? moms don't take sick days... moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. dozens. all right! let's

but i'm sure this is coming down at some freezing rain or sleet in this area from baltimore over right on towards downtown. filling back in nicely here with rain, down to the south. but temperatures are still very, very close to that freezing mark. that's why we're continuing to see at least some issues. you can see what's happening with this. more moisture, watch it fill in the last couple of frames. we're going to see it the next couple of hours. and as the sun goes down, the temperatures are going to come down a little bit, too. we're now at 30 degrees in frederick, 32 in gaithersburg. this is the area we've been looking at all day long for the potential for that freezing rain and for that ice on some of the roadways. so, watch out anywhere across our area with the latest on that. let's toss it over to amelia because, amelia, travel could still be difficult. we haven't seen a lot of big problems here, but which may overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. >> people are saying there is so much salt on area roads, we can see this measured in feet and it would be melting. let's get you into your roa

baltimore. in 2007, 60 minutes, investigated removing homeless patients from los angeles hospitals and leaving them downtown. often the patients are not insured or have financial issues. it is unclear if that was the case in baltimore. >> go ahead and sit down. [ sobbing ] [ crying ] >> okay, ma'am. go ahead and sit down. thank you. i'm going to call to get you some help. >> in a statement the university of maryland medical center said they share the shock and disappointment of many who have viewed the video. in the end they say we clearly failed to fulfill our mission with this patient. >> the man who recorded the video called 911, he says medics ended up taking the patient back to the same hospital. a review is under way that could lead personnel action against the hospital employees involved. jeff. >> jeff pegues, thank you very much. i ...prilosec otc 7 years ago,my doctor recommended... 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed. >>> now to o

baltimore neighborhood. that's ice. packed on to those cars there. this is upper fells point if you've ever been in that area, an area just off to have downtown. it's a slick sheet of ice and the water is continuing to flow and some cars are still caked in it. one woman even slipped and fell as she was trying to talk to a reporter. >> this is the snow route to begin with. the ambulances come down this way. somebody, there's going to be an accident. >> so i thought we were going to see her fall. but we didn't. >> so you're going it have to trust us that she's okay and that she fell. crews put up traffic barrels to keep cars from driving area. >> meantime, if you needed to access your car you're out of luck. >>> at the calgary zoo in canada, it is so cold even the penguins are being kept inside. >> and that's saying something. anything colder than minus 13 they have to put the birdies inside. as for people officials say if you're brave enough to visit you're likely going to have the zoo all to yourself. you're just not going to be able to see anything unless you go inside. >> the zoo is probably the last place you want to be on days like this. >

this is in baltimore where police released this body cam video capturing the moment the gun battle began. wow, it happened at a 7-eleven rattleling the downtown1:00 in the morning. two suspects still at large after they escaped on foot and the officers, they took cover. >> sandra: the justice department now considering a plan to bring criminal charges against local and state officials enforcing sanctuary policies. the homeland secretary confirming it yesterday. >> whether dhs is currently working with the justice department to bring any criminal charges against state or local officials. >> i believe the request was made. the department of justice is reviewing what avenues might be available. the context of this is, of course, not only putting my ice officers at risk but also finding an efficient and effective way to enforce our immigration laws. >> sandra: the radio talk show host, ben consist el and lawrence jones are two very tall men. good to have you both this morning. serious stuff here. what do you make of all this, lawrence? >> it's about time we enforce the law, bottom line. we know there has been liberal activist judges that have all