. >> there is a twist tonight in a double shooting investigation in aberdeen. we have learned the man who allegedly pulled the trigger yesterday may have been a victim of robbery himself. kim dacey is live at shock trauma where one of the shooting victims is still being treated. >> one of the shooting victims was released from hospital today. the other one is still here recovering, listed in serious but stable condition. investigators in harford county are searching for this man, 44- year-old michael anthony mack. >> i came down and we heard the chaos. i was in the building helping my friend and i came out and they were on the ground. >> deputies found them on the scene. both men had been shot in the upper torso with a shotgun, and both were sent to shock trauma. >> i pray for the victim that got hurt, and i pray for the person that did it. i don't think this was necessary. it was senseless. >> investigator said the motivation for the shooting came earlier in the day when they say michael mack was robbed of cash and prescription drugs. >> he believed that the v

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a suspicious person was apprehended on aberdeen proving ground property. two employees recorded a man walking with a rifle in the edgewood area. law-enforcement questioned him a later released them after finding out he was an environmental contract employee carrying a stick. a woman is recovering at johns hopkins after she was arrested from the waters -- rescued from the waters of the bay. fire crews responded around 5:30 a.m. this morning for a person in the water. the victim was transported to shock trauma. the issue remains under investigation. please continue to search for a harford county man wanted for yesterday's double shooting in aberdeen. 44-year-old michael mack is accused of shooting 21-year-old tyrell polley and david dudley. police believe polley and dudley rob mack before the shooting took place. officials now say an unintended -- unattended cigarette was irresponsible for a two them out -- two-alarm fire in harford county coming in the baelair. they say most of the damage was contained in the front area of the home. no one was injured. >> i

. >> shares deputies are investigating a double shooting in aberdeen. there is a surprising twist tonight. we are learning the man who pulled the trigger may have been the victim of robbery himself. >> we just learned that one of the victims was released from shock trauma today and the other is still here in serious but stable condition. >> it was kind of crazy. all i saw was a young man hit the floor, and i saw that he was very hurt. >> neighbors in the 200 block of mayberry and aberdeen witnessed a double shooting. people think this man shot a 21- year-old and 23-wrote david dudley. >> earlier in the day, the suspect, mr. mack had been rocked in the 200 block of mayberry drive. he believed -- had been robbed. he believed that the victims were the individuals that had robbed him, so he went and shot them. >> police are not sure the victims' for the ones who actually robbed mac. they are still investigating that robbery. >> it is not what you think. you have to have some kind of secure evidence saying that these people did this. you cannot just think so

homecoming for the aberdeen eagles. a crossing pattern, good pass protection. java's on the run and gone. that put the eagles at 7-6. third quarter, the falcons' second touchdown pass. this time of the swing pattern, christian carper and powered his way in for the score. aberdeen beats havre de grace 21-12 to get weak seventh started in high school football. you cannot ask for much more from the first two days of the world series. the margin of victory comes from the rangers' ninth inning rally in st. louis. texas evens this series with a two-one win. garcia striking out adrian beltre. garcia went seven innings and struck out seven. allan gregg for a second night in a row, 1-0 cardinals. joshua hammond tied it, followed by michael young with a sack light of his own. the cardinals take two-one and they will tie -- texas takes it 2-1 and they will tie the cardinals in that series, one game apiece. we are back with a quick look >> cool weather on the way, lies only in the 60's for a few days, but it will be nice and clear. lots of sunshine for the weekend, and som

heavier rains on the other side of 95 to jappa -- joppa and aberdeen.periods of rain and temperatures not moving much. 66 the two degree guaranteed high. here a tanya with traffic. >> reporter: pulaski highway at route 22 an accident with injuries so avoid that intersection if you can. other than that, doing pretty well. let's look live at 95 at 175. no issues between the beltway heading towards the capital beltway. northbound traffic is running fine as well. 95 north of white marsh boulevard traffic building southbound. up ahead it slows down but northbound is flowing freely and steady. roads are misty and a little sheeny out there. be careful. charley. >>> week four of dancing with the stars and another couple sent home. listen. >> chynna and tony. >> chyn-na phillips considered by many a favorite to make it to the finals but after a tough tango left her near the bottom of the board she and her partner tony got the bad news their run was over. here it's good news. because of the dancing she is is making a sizable donation to an orphanage supporting me

. >> reporter: couple accidents one in aberdeen. pulaski highway at route 22 is an accident with injuries. let's look at the live traffic camera on northwest side. south of 795 very light traffic in both directions. it's moving well for the most part. we have 50 at sandy point. to the left of the screen is the westbound traffic. that had been shut down overnight due to a bad accident. now they are letting the traffic through so it's not causing too much of a problem right now. we had a backup on the other side of the bay bridge but that is improving. charley. >>> an unspeakable loss for a 14-year-old boy his mother and two younger brothers killed in a fire a few weeks ago in southwest baltimore. this morning, he is speaking out exclusively to abc2. lenda so is standing by can be -- linda so is standing by with more on how he is coping with the loss. >> reporter: marquis says he is focusing on football and the memories. ris of the night are fresh in his mind. it was 2 1/2 weeks wag he was shaken out of -- weeks ago when he was shaken

. >> reporter: two people were shot, it happened on mayberry drive in aberdeen. the victims are two men ages 21 and 23. they have both been taken to shock trauma, no word on their conditions, we don't have a suspect or a motive. >> interview: cocky's romance is in jail accused of repeatedly raping a young woman, the girl, now 10 years old, claims he abused her over the spans of two years. she claims the attacks happened at the super 8 motel. he said weaver stayed at another motel in harford county, not here in aberdeen. we're waiting for calls back from the corporate offices. he faces charges that add up to more than 130 years in prison if convicted. the state's attorney isn't commenting because the charges are under consideration. >>> the debate over the sign will s over. it will go up and people in the area have an idea how long it will be. it will be 175 feet high and go eye a long interstate 95. they say it's important that people nowhere they are. people who live nearby say they don't want it in their back yard. some council members voted 3-2 to allow the si

. >> a new accident in aberdeen along pulaski highway. we will update you on that. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have an accident in abington with closures on eastbound pulaski highway at route 22. take route 7 or even 95 as your alternate. in cockeysville, warren road and beaver dam road, another accident being cleared. we're up to speed on the north side and moving well on the harrisburg expressway and the j.f.x. this morning. a smooth ride on 795. all of those delays on the west down span of the bay bridge have now been cleared after an overnight accident. this is the bay bridge. it is little slick out there. you may want to leave in a little early this morning. this is 95 south of the 32. eastbound pulaski highway is completely blocked at route 22. take 95 or route 7 as your alternate. 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. >> there is so

ruppersberger sits on the house intelligence committee, his second district is being drawn to include both aberdeen proving ground and fort meade. if the new map is adopted, congressman elijah cummings' seat could become one of the strongest african-american districts in the country. but the first district, occupied by republican andy harris, is largely left intact. overall, maryland republicans consider the proposal gerrymandering, and several republican senators and delegates have come up with their own maps. state house leaders say all of the redistricting proposals will get full hearings. the first will start today at 1:00 in the afternoon. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. an overnight shooting in east baltimore is the latest in a string of violent crimes over the weekend. the most recent shooting was it harford road. the unidentified victim was suffering from serious injuries. >> a similar surge in northeast baltimore after a man was shot in the stomach. this happened on sunday evening on homestead street. it is unclear who is responsible for shooting three people in the turner statio

this congressman is being drawn to include aberdeen proving ground and another military base. his seat could become one of the strongest african-american districts in the country. some believe this district will leave even more republican. some consider the proposal gerrymandering. some have come up with their own maps. state house leaders pledged all redistricting proposals will get a fair hearing. some propose taking up only amendments to the governor's plan. the session is expected to last into the evening. >> governor o'malley also plans to hold a press conference to outline the details of his jobs bill. it will be introduced during the 2012 session of the 2012 assembly. -- of the general assembly. demonstrators for occupy wall street have been organizing in maryland. >> they are concerned about the budget deficit and taxes and opportunities for young people and jobs. those are the things i am working on. hopefully, we will transform the protest into some partnerships. >> the mayor says the protests here have been peaceful. she does not anticipate them getting out of hand.

reporter: a child victim claims it was here at the super eight motel in be a ber dean that she -- aberdeen that show became the obt of a man -- object of a man's per version. she said the man brought her here over a two-year period. the charging documents refer to perverted acts. the death manager said detectives have requested records to try to place him here at the motel. >> if you're here, that means you're in my system. if uprent a room, you're in my system. >> reporter: they require a driver's license, credit card and takes down the make, model of the guest cars. it's also located in a bustling commercial area. >> never have big issues like that before and all of a sudden, it seems someone is trying to play a prank on us. after two years, this happened. that's like, kind of funny. >> reporter: there's nothing funny about it for the 37-year-old suspect. phillip weaver has appeared in district court where he is charged with nine separate charges. it could land him in jail for more than 130 years. in harford county, jeff hager, abc2. weaver is being held with bail set at a million dollar

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. >> while you can spot an eastern bird sign in aberdeen and denny's sign and others, don't count on getting a glimpse of this sign just yet. in perryville, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> there will be a townhall meeting in perryville where citizens can comment. >>> child neglect is officially a crime. under the new law it's a misdemeanor, with a five-year sentence. parents or guardians who are not able to property car for their children pause of poverty or homelessness will not be charged. >> our goal is to build strong families, in that small cohort of cases where the conduct is so egregious, that's where the law will be triggered. we will process cute them to the full extnts of the law. >> last year maryland child protective services said there were nearly 4200 cases of child neglect. >>> as parents, we try to do everything we can to keep our kids safe. let's face it. sometimes you can't. despite the best efforts, children do get hurt. most of the time they get hurt right there at home. jamie costello has a new warning. >> reporter: every other week a child dies at home always of falli

>> in aberdeen, this is home to a $12 million organization that bills itself as finding new treatmentsor cancer, including breast cancer, so why has it caught the eye of the bbb? in towson, another is working to change its business plan and its reputation. >> we have no more, at all. 0. >> our story tonight at 11:00, including one thing you can do to check the organization you are thinking of supporting. for the 11 news i-team, i am jayne miller. >> now, your insta-weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> finishing up the month of october with cool weather. so far for trick-or-treaters, so far so good. to our west near hagerstown and back into the mountains, in a more substantial amount of rain coming out of virginia. this is likely to move past us much later tonight. it looks pretty good for trick- or-treaters through the early evening. we show that there are some zeros in the precipitation column. temperatures remain a little below normal. the typical high for the halloween day, 62 degrees. 56 at the airport, 58 downtown. the warmest was in the 1940's. the co

a new thunderstorm is moving towards aberdeen. areas to watch out for.be some help and gusty winds. the biggest threat will be the rain. we clear up overnight, and through the weekend, cooler and windy for the race tomorrow. looking good. 69 on sunday with sunshine. >> good news. thank you for joining us. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- [captioning made possible by constellation energy group]

. >>> we have a message here on facebook about a big water main break on route 40 in aberdeen and rooseveltaid the message is better tonight. >> reporter: the break happened at around nine this morning and took a while to he isolate. the break was on route 40 in the 600 block south of town. the water was streaming out of the eight inch main that carried water in from the filtration plant. they were able to redistrict it from two other mains. he said with the exception of the small area near the break most of the city should have water but the city is still asking people to conventional water until later this

. >>> harford county police say a suspect wanted in the shooting of two mean many aberdeen was arrested in north carolina this morning. michael mac is wanted in connection to the shooting of tyrell polly and david dudley on october 4th. during the investigation, it was discovered mac had been robbed earlier and belief polly and dudley were responsible. mac's extradition is pending at this time. >>> abc2 news learned investigators turned up a second piece of tainted mail at the harford county detention center where a worker became ill last night. jeff hager joins us with the latest. >> investigators have the means the track down who sent the letter containing the substance and still looking in to whether an inmate played a role in the delivery. the employee became light headed and experienced a metallic paste in her mouth. she was transported to the medical center where she was treated and i release. the substance remains unknown. >> it's been sent to a may recall state police laboratory, it will take 30 days to confirm oh positively what the substance was. however, based on the reaction

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michael mack is wanted for allegedly shooting two men in aberdeen yesterday. he fought the shooting victims rob him earlier in the day and shot them in retaliation. one of the man was released from the hospital. the second remains in the hospital. one day after a man was found dead, officials are really the death a homicide. the body of 55-year-old ronald givens was found in woodlawn. police will not say how he was murdered, but are asking anyone with information to give them a call. one man is dead after crashing his truck into a tree in pasadena. officials say a state trooper witnessed the man driving erratically on southbound rte. 10 and around 4:30 this afternoon. the man lost control, did a 360, but did not stop. he took office speeds up to 100 miles per hour and crashed on route 100. >> the trooper police the man certainly was a danger to all the drivers out there. he was driving erratically and speeding. he was moving across all three lanes of traffic, lost control of his vehicle. we do not know at this moment the motive for his driving behavior at that

>> this nondescript ranger in aberdeen is some 2 $12 million organization that builds itself as dedicateding new treatments for cancer, including breast cancer. why has the caught the eye of the bbb? >> when you take money from the public, you expect to be accountable to the public. >> in towns and, another organization engaged in the breast cancer cross is working to change its business plan and reputation. >> we have no more telemarketer's at all, zero. >> our story tonight at 11, including one thing you can do to check the organizations you are thinking of supporting. >> you can see the full story tonight at 11:00 right here. next, your maryland lottery midday pick three and picked four numbers, and we will get another check of the insta- weather + forecast. first, a look at if you've got pain? you need the patch. (announcer) icy hot patches. targeted no-mess relief. icy to dull pain. hot to relax it away. pain's no match for the icy hot patch. >> tonight at 5, snowmageddon had homeowners dishing out to fix things up, but a scam our team uncovers shows more people were taking in vantag

. >> aberdeen of 95. we will detail the wet forecast coming up. >> reporter: top side of the beltway looks like a parking lot. good morning maryland continues after this. i'm losing energy... i need a home performance with energy star audit to find out why! this sensor will show why my living room gets too hot and too cold! hm... need some heating and cooling system work. and insulation will help stop the drafts. get up to $2,450 dollars in rebates and keep saving with home performance with energy star. get started at bgesmartenergy.com. ahhh, now i'm comfortable- and energy efficient! >>> time for your abc2 news to go i am charley crowson we are tracking a number of stories including an amber alert out of montgomery county. sherrie johnson will have more in a bit. but rain reese maine a big story overnight for us here. -- remain a big story overfor us here. let's -- story overnight for us. >>> it's light and heavy and it depends where you are. we have got stuff pushing through bel air and perryman and he

it's cut off around aberdeen and you share with the other big a we'll talk about in a moment.let's take you through bellaire across baltimore county. eases up a little bit when you're coming south toward the beltway but we've had rain and wet roads in the beltway. carol county you've had it. howard county, ellicott city you've had it and glen burney, there's the annapolis bubble, it's holding tight because you cross the eastern shore it picks up to salisbury as well. there's the coastal flood watch because of the high water pushed up high tide within an hour of midday and again around midnight but it's really going to be the threat i think of severe storms that could pop up this afternoon. yet there will be a break in the rain, maybe a bright spot in the sky and we'll talk about that risk of severe weather and the rest of the co. >> 795 to ed monoson, another slow spot 95 south between the beltways. let's take a look at 175. your delays begin at 100. there's an accident up ahead at 198. stay to the left because it's on the right. taking a look at 95 south at 32, you could see

and also, look at aberdeen. some of the oranges just to the south of it. so we are dealing with some pretty heavy rain trying to move into the area. and that's going to be the scenario going through the rest of today. off and on throughout the day. so take it easy out there. temperature wise, not so bad. that's where your good news comes from. we are in the upper 50s in edgemere and annapolis. so as we go through today expect periods of rain and temperatures to fall off as the cold front pushes through. and it's also going to be on the windy side as we go later into the day and into the night and also a freeze watch in effect as we go through tonight into tomorrow morning. all right. let's send it over to charley. >>> a maryland law allowing illegal immigrants to pay in- state tuition is getting attention. they will discuss the debate how it would affect the immigrants and your tax dollars. corinne redman is standing by with the heated issue. >> reporter: the group traditional watch is holding a news conference in annapolis with two leaders driving a petit

laurel 17, potomoc21, aberdeen 24 and chester town at 26. we are looking at the radar as of now and definitely things dry. we like to see that. there are showers up into pennsylvania. that will dry try to dive into the area but won't make it. high around 71 degreesn. to dc, baltimore, 72 frederick, upper 60s hagerstown. the neighborhood forecast for tomorrow. more of what we had today. a few more clouds try to move into the area but we will get sun, woodlawn i'm forecast around 71, green haven at 72, we slide over toward perry man, temperatures at 72 degrees, more of the same into forest hill around 71 with that sun cloud mix in the forecast. this is what i'm talking about on the satellite and radar. we see into pennsylvania, that slug of moisture, of rain that's trying to move into the area. due to the fact the air is dry, the dew points in the 40s. this is going to evaporate. we are looking at the weather pattern. that cold front trying to slide into the area but it is not going to produce anything. we should stay dry through the evening.

and this does exten across the bay and pushing towards the aberdeen proving ground complex. 95 is wet and tapers off near middle river and back towards essex and dundalk. moderate rain but once you head into the city there's not much action going on for the time being. again, up 95 we are wet. road are damp because we have had rain but a few spotty showers on the west side right now near catonsville. we are on and off with the rain today. not a heavy downpour and lowering the threat of flooding. we will go to a high of 66 and storms refiring this afternoon. tanya. >> reporter: accident in the city clearing out of the way. garrison boulevard at glen fall parkway. on the northwest side near 795. outer loop traffic has volume to the right of the screen moving away from the camera. up ahead, when you hit liberty road, that's where we have a lot of the volume. looking live at liberty road there it is. as you see things are slowing down. this will affect the drive times a little bit. doing okay on harrisburg and 95. outer loop bel air to providence moving pretty well at 6 minutes but moving

escape back to space you cloud it back over and you locket cool air in and that's what we have. 42 aberdeennton on the eastern shore. matching the mark in westminster. not much variation. it's all in response to this upper-level low just sitting and spinning. right there. you see that? it's regenerating rain back into the mountains. also down across virginia and the general movement around this will take this band and try to shove it across the bay. chilly this morning and we are locked in with the clouds and there will be some rain showers making a return. so it's going to be lamb repeat of what we have had over the -- will be almost a repeat of what we have had over the end. so plan accordingly i don't think the kids will wear shorts on the bus back to school. we cleared up by wednesday. by the way, the end of the week may come with virtually no cloud cover. and a nice warmup. 55 clouding up again with showers and tonight we are back down into the 40s and quick peek at the rest of the week. highs tomorrow covering a little to 66 and 70 wednesday and thumbs up for our 5 a.m. moore director

ruppersberger sits on the house intelligence committee, his second district is being drawn to include both aberdeen proving ground and fort meade. if the new map is adopted, congressman elijah cummings' seat could become one of the strongest african-american districts in the country. but the first district, occupied by republican andy harris, is largely left intact. overall, maryland republicans consider the proposal gerrymandering, and several republican senators and delegates have come up with their own maps. state house leaders say all of the redistricting proposals will get full hearings. the first will start today at 1:00 in the afternoon. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a change to the entrance of ocean city's inlet. the landmark tower will be replaced. the structure was swept away when the storm came ashore in august and has not been found. there are reports the tower will be replaced by a new model. many boaters relied on that foghorn. gary giordano will seek release from custody. an attorney will argue that authorities do not have enough evidence to hold giordano. his traveling companion we

this is traffic on 95 at 22 it in aberdeen. so far, looking at a smooth start out of harford county. 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. your morning. >> good morning. the mta commute off to a good start. no delays on penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail on time. the metro subway on schedule. we have a few diversions including the 22 bus and the 11 bus at cathedral and monument because of road construction. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we're awfully quiet start on this tuesday. there could be some sprinkles in some neighborhoods to start the day. 50 at the airport. 45 in parkton. the front the came through yesterday is stalled off to the south downer richmond and we of disturbances over the top of the front and it is create a touch of shower activity. light rain over southern pennsylvania. nothing of any consequence. there are a couple of different things we are watching. a storm from t

governor o'malley joined the families at the aber deane proving ground -- aberdeen proving ground yesterday. they will provide air traffic control services in support of operation new dawn. loved ones say they have micked emotions about it. >> i think like every other wife here feels, unqum for theable. -- uncomfortable. but i'm proud of him and i'm proud of what he's doing. we'll be fine. >> 9:0 , 57 degrees on tv hill. coming up, a green light for the next phase of a major project in baltimore. business journal details next. >> and shopping for a car. like we need a reason, right? however, how can you support breast cancer research just by shopping pink. tony? >> a storm in the gulf of mexico . we'll check the seven-day forecast in >> welcome back. good morning everyone. it is a beautiful start for us on this sunday morning. 63 downtown. crystal clear skies once again. another great day, but things may change by the middle of the week. i'll explain why in a sefpblgt for now, the big area of high pressure giving us fantastic weather the next several days is parked in the same spot. no reas

constitution and form an interim government people can stand months after former president is in aberdeen ben ali was asked today in the popular uprising all the arab spring revolt. plans would have claimed over three hundred fifty lives in the recent months and displays that more than one hundred thousand people are now approaching the thai capital bangkok the nine million residents of the city have been warned to take protective measures such as moving belongings to higher levels and an ultrasound as i go out and canals have begun to over spill in some of the city's outskirts already causing damage to homes this year's floods which began in july are the worst in all the seventy. saudi arabian t.v. has reported the death of the kingdom's heir to the throne prince sultan of. it was eighty five and had been diagnosed with colon cancer in two thousand and two sultan underwent surgery in new york two years ago has been recused creating a broad sense than but it's not been revealed where he died the death brings into focus the health of saudi arabia's aging or lead to a shrinking abdalla who'

this nondescript brick rancher in aberdeen is home to a $12 million organization that bills itself as dedicated to finding new treatments for cancer, including breast cancer. so why has it caught the eye of the bbb? >> when you take money from the public, you expect to be accountable to the public. >> in towson, another organization engaged in the breast cancer cause is working to change its business plan and its reputation. >> we have no more telemarketers at all. zero. >> our story tonight at 11:00, including one thing you can do to check the organizations you're thinking of supporting. for the 11 news i-team, i'm jane miller. >> 31 degrees on tv hill. an accident on 95 is slowing down your morning commute. >> and emotional robocall ride for ravens fans from one-half to another. keith mills has more on the big comeback win. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply to

. >> a 16-year-old aberdeen student is facing charges of bringing knives on school property. harford county sheriff's deputy said they brought the weapons to the environmental center in bell air. this morning the student is in the custody of her paints. >> also this morning, a shooting involving a baltimore county sheriff's deputy. they say he barged into the police cruiser armed with a knife. here's david collins with more. >> gideon shifarow was in his cruiser when jontae daugherty jumped in with a knife. >> the suspect was struck in his left arm. >> the deputy was unharmed. emergency crews took daugherty to the hospital. the motive for the attack is unknown. the intersection of walther and monrovia is very populated. it is near a day care center mple -- center. >> i was shocked. it was kind of close. >> chris waller saw the suspect lying on the ground. >> was he speaking or laying still? >> he was laying still. the police were around. >> chris says his wife angela made eye contact with him seconds before the shooting. >> he said he didn't look right. he looked out of it an

they are criticizing the army laboratory at the aberdeen training grounds. monkeys are injected with a substance that causes seizures before given an antedote. they are not commenting but says the army defends to protect everyone's freedom of speech. >>> a stock surge. the dow jones was up 330 points. it closed at 11,433. nasdaq up more than 86 points. it closed at 2566. the s&p 500 gained 39 points and finished at 1194. new details following a murder suicide in montgomery county. a relative made the discovery in the 4500 block in bethesda. the suspect is martin o tool. he stabbed and shot the victim before he shot himself. police have not said how the two know each other or what led to the murder suicide. >>> a teenager is found stabbed to get near a playground in northwest d.c. he's 17 years old. the discovery was made in the 900 block of quincy. relatives want answers. pat collins is live with this. pat? >> reporter: wendy, jennifer freeman has four sons. the young man killed in this alley was her youngest. she wants to know who did it. she wants to know

a line of showers or light sprinkles up toward aberdeen and almost to the elton area. in baltimore city this hour we are picking up some showers and a couple of showers out in parts of howard and montgomery counties as well. it is only a few more hours of dealing with a couple of scattered showers or a sprinkle, and then things should quiet down overnight. showers are developing along well-defined cold front. it is almost 80 degrees down around -- 40's of around harrisburg, freezing up and bradford, pa., at this hour. a big contrast to almost 80 on the south side of the front. it will produce scattered showers. you can see it invading western maryland now, and the cool air will slowly slide south and east as the evening wears on. the skies are going to clear up a bit and by early friday morning, in the colder northwestern suburbs, it could be down near freezing in south- central pennsylvania. freeze watches and warnings are out up that way, a frost advisory for carol and frederick county, and possibly northern baltimore, harvard, or cecil county could get a touch of fr

. >> reporter: and the last morning came at aberdeen proving grounds.families of 80 maryland army national guard members. they of. >> they worked throughout iraq and afghanistan. and they supervised and managed aviation units. >> and families managed in their own ways. mary sinclaire. >> family and friends have always been there to help during storms and hurricanes, earthquakes and everything. but survived it. >> reporter: for families, technology like skype made a long year a little shorter. >> definitely being deployed is rough on the family. but thankfully, we saw the technology to stay in contact with each other. >> what did all of that come down to? >> i love you. >> not even rain could wash out a moment like this as the buses that took them away brought them home. and 12 months apart ended with a single word. >> this is my day! >> everybody is all excited about being home. it's great to see everybody. family members and all. it's super. this is great. >> alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> well, it may not be first in their minds this evening,

. >> this is just outside of aberdeen proving ground. >> we have parties. lunch.ot of troops stop in. just a good place to go on the weekend. >> it helps the healing process for a lot of soldiers coming back from combat. it is a place where they can talk to each other about their experiences, and i truly believe that helps them emotionally. >> the maryland insurance company is being investigated. the administration would not comment. lisa robinson, wbal, a tv 11 news. >> they issued this statement. the policy was issued as requested by the american legion and inside application for reinsurance. the company's fully paid to the building loss limits as requested as enforced in the policy. officials tell on 11 news they have paid the american legion everything in his title to for the building lost. >> i give you his nose, his head, his teeth. please take his eyes so that he can see and take his mouth so that he cannot scream for help. >> it is a very detailed curse. it is one of five cursed tablets usc at the museum unveiled today in the honor of halloween. this curse

. >> a 16-year-old aberdeen high school student is facing charges accused of bringing knives on school property. harford county sheriff's deputies say they brought the weapons on a field trip to an environmental center in bel air. this morning she is in the custody of her parents. >> a shooting involving a baltimore city sheriff's deputy. it happened friday morning when authorities say the man barged into the deputy's cruiser armed with a knife. here's david collins with more. >> baltimore city deputy sheriff gideon shifarow was stopped at a traffic light when jontae audit ri -- daughery jumped in his cruiser. >> the suspect was stwruck in his left arm -- struck in his left arm. >> the deputy was unhurt. the motive for the attack was -- is unknown. the intersection of walther and morovia is very busy. a day care is nearby. day care operator long says it happened too close to home. >> i was shocked. in the morning, the parents come through a steel door. it is kind of close. >> chris waller saw the suspect lying on the ground. >> was he speaking or laying still? >> he was laying still. t

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. >> what you're seeing in the video is a land dispute between donald trump and the locals in aberdeenalong the northern coast of scotland. >> he says the guy is living like a pig. unless you have an hoa you can keep your property the way you want. >> i'm flabbergasted by that statement. you see the man fighting for his home. fighting for his land. >> if it was me, i would have been out. [ inaudible ] >> i'm not surprised that he's trying to do this. he's a builder. he's, he is a capitalist. he's a capitalist. >> trump is trump. we all know that. he's not going to build a golf course here. he'll build it wherever the hell else he wants to build it. >> the people can't represent themselves in this scenario. >> this is still in progress. the golf course is still being built. you can see the movie in indie theaters and some festivals right now. >>> sculptures in man fur, the facial hair face-off you've got to see. >>> it might only be the size of a tree house, but for this teen, it's as big as a mansion. ♪ [ gasp ] [ mom ] my husband -- he thinks it's a 3-sheeter. i say 1-sheeter. bounty

. >> a 16-year-old aberdeen high school student is facing charges of bringing knives on school property. they say the girl brought the weapons on a school field trip to the education center in belair. this morning the student is in the custody of her parents. >> it happened friday morning when the family barged into the deputy's cruiser armed with a knife. here's david collins with more. >> baltimore sheriff gideon shifero. >> he pulled a knife and lifted it at him. the dep i -- deputy was able to discharge his weapon and the suspect was struck in the arm. >> the deputy did not get hurt. they took daurty to hopkins hospital. the motive is unknown. the intersection is busy. a day care is located a few miles from the crime scene. the day care operator said it happened too close to home. >> i was shocked. in the morning, the parents come, and it is still dark. it is kind of close. >> were they speaking or staying still? >> still. >> she said he didn't look right. he looked kind of out of it and crazy looking, and he staired her in the eye -- stared her in the eye like a predator would or s

in aberdeen, a crash, philadelphia road at pulaski highway. greenspring valley at cliff home. north fulton at west north avenue. and also west coldspring in baltimore city. let's take a live look. you can see, things are beginning to thin out there just a bit. at the liberty road side. and we'll take another live look. not a bad drive there. but still pretty rainy out there. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know have suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm or visit them online for your free consultation. back to you. >>> still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news. at 4:00. controversial recommendation. should there be fewer tests for cervical cancer? >>> and is less more when it comes to education television for your toddler? >>> missing baby. why police won't let the family back in the home where lisa irwin was last seen. >>> rain today. skies are clearing up in your first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> blis are back inside the home of a missing missouri girl. but this time, her parents aren't there. detectives pro

. >> reporter: and the last morning of waiting came at aberdeen proving grounds in harford county. families of 80 maryland national guard members. >> they worked through iraq and afghanistan. and they supervised and managed aviation maintenance for all of the aviation units in both countries. >> reporter: and families managed in their own ways. mary sinclaire carried out a photo of her husband, called flat bill. >> family is always there for things in the house. storms, earthquakes, hurricanes. but survived it. >> reporter: for family, technology like skype made a long year survivable. >> thankfully, we had the technology to stay in contact with each other. >> reporter: and what did all of that high-tech come down to? >> i love you. >> reporter: not even rain could wash out a moment like this, as the buses that took them away brought them home. and 12 months apart ended with a single word. [ cheering ] >> this is my dad. >> everybody is all excited about being home. it's great to see everybody. family members and all. it's super. this is great. >> reporter: alexalex demetrick, wjz

in the eastern part of baltimore county so maybe if you're driving in from aberdeen. let's switch over and take a look at what's causing this. a stalled car off to the west. dividing line between arctic air and a nice mild air in the east coast. in the teens and 20's across the northern plain and 50's and 60's in the southeast. you get the showers and even a few thunderstorms. right now like i said mostly light rain for us but it could pick up in intensity as that boundary gets closer and see the rain extends all the way back to chicago. it will take a while to clear out. probably through this evening and early tonight. 57 at the airplanes, 54 in parkton. we're not going to move much with the temperatures. maybe low to mid 60's this afternoon. the rain will end early, the skies will clear and it will turn much colder. drop into the 30's. some of you in the northern suburbs up near the pennsylvania line might drop down close to 72 degrees and get the first freeze this evening. so keep that in mind if you want to save some of the plants, sensitive to the cold, cover the

. >> and the last morning of waiting came at aberdeen proving grounds in harford. families of 80 maryland national guard members. >> they worked throughout iraq and afghanistan. and they supervised and managed aviation maintenance for all of the aviation units in countries. >> reporter: and families managed in their own ways. mary sinclaire had flat bill, using it in photos. families and friends have always been there to help, through storms and hurricanes and earthquakes and everything. but survived it. >> reporter: for family, skype made a long year a little shorter. >> definitely being deployed is rough, but thankfully we have the technology to stay in contact with each other. >> what did all of that high tech come down to? >> i love you, honey. >> not even rain could wash out a moment like this, as the buses that took them away brought them home and 12 months apart ended with a single word. >> everybody is all excited about being home. it's great to see everybody. family members and all. it's super. this is great. >> reporter: alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness new

the shootings happened in aberdeen. police say both men are in stable condition at shock trauma. a warrant has been issued for 44-year-old michael mack. police believe mack was robbed earlier in the day by the two victims. >>> a day nearly three years in the making. the new route 24 bridge in harford county is finally open. andrea fujii explains, the road is now safer for the thousands of drivers who use it every day. >> reporter: this is the new route 24 bridge, which used to be a four-way intersection. but now, nearly 40 million dollars later, drivers can breeze on through. it's a welcome relief for the tens of thousands of motorists who drive to and from bel air every day. >> it was smooth. it was nice. good to see it completed. >> reporter: the new route 24 bridge, off i-95, goes over maryland 924, or emer ton road. and replaces a four-way intersection. >> it's mostly time-consuming for red lights. that's what i'm hoping to bypass. because normally, it's like 10 minutes to every red light. >> reporter: the maryland transportation authority started the 1.5-mile long project th

the only labs still using live monkeys is in the aberdeen proving glound maryland. >> it is this very crude show and the electioner size where they inject the monkey with an overdose and watch them have seizures and convulse and retch and then they give them anecdote. this is something if they think it is very important to watch, even though no other military think it is important, they can videotape it once. >> reporter: today some members of peta took their protests outside of the convention center in downtown d.c. the association of the united states army is holding its annual meeting this week and thousands of army officials, supporters and military personnel are gathering. peta's work to save the monkeys has already garnered some military sympathy. >> we have the former commander of the naval medical center in portsmouth, virginias, we have people very high up, former military, people that came onboard to that have come to us and said how can we help stop this crude laboratory. >> reporter: we spoke with the spokesperson of the convention that said he had no comment on peta being

greatest thing i've ever done for the environment is what i'll be doing right here in aberdeen. >> thesere an increment of the amazon rain forest. >> i don't approve of bullying. i don't approve of bullying to the people on the estate. >> doesn't seem to be people against the job. the only one i see is this gentleman right here who i've never seen before until yesterday when he started screaming. >> that a taste of the action in the new documentary "you have been trumped." the award winning film follows real estate mogul and once republican presidential candidate to build a billion dollar golf course on a stretch of coastline in scotland and, of course, the ensighing battle with local residents who resisted hymn him. filmmaker anthony baxter picked up his camera and sought to track down the truth and at one point arrested by the local police. a pleasure to meet you. in a nutshell, what's the movie about? >> it's about donald trump building a golf course, 1,500 skyscrapers on a site of special interests. >> isn't that what development looks like, what the future of the world is developing