video from sky team 11 also shows police activity at vi ripken's home at aberdeen.was involved in an incident in a bank parking lot and our sources are telling us that the nature of this case was an assault and that mrs. ripken was not hurt. stay with us for updates on the case. >> we hope she's ok. >> we're learning more about two explosions at l.a. international airport. >> lycÉe it was an inside job. the motive the hind back to back -- behind back-to-back dry ice bombs. >> the house could vote on a plan to resolve the budget statement -- still may. white may be a waste of time coming up. >> these paintings are part of a new art opening in baltimore. i will let you know why there is x authorities are searching for the person who placed dry ice bombs at lax. >> three more of the devices were found overnight and the bomb made by putting dry ice inside 20 ounce bottles could have caused serious injury to anyone in close proximity. we have the latest on the investigation. >> another blast at lax, another search late monday but this time no delayed flights are evacuati

they were walking, driving down the alleys and everything. >> aberdeen police say bowen did run away without taking h anything. he did attempt to use this atm outside the bank, which is how police were able to identify him. >> at nighttime i won't go to this one. i will drive out of my way. >> this is the second time ripken is a victim of a crime in just over a year. >> when something like this happens it forces you to think differently. >> last july she was taken at gunpoint from her home and released 24 hours later. ripken's attacker now sitting behind bars this time and she is safe with her family. >> reporter: no bail has been set for bowen. denise. >> thank you. police say it does not appear it was connected to the 2012 kidnapping. >>> this is the scene downtown at pratt and marketplace. water is coming up through the manholes and street cracks. the department of public works said the pipe that broke is 10 inches in diameter and was quickly shutdown. water pressure is impacted. the city is redirecting water for businesses effected. >>> a rather gray fall day didn't stop people f

although aberdeen police tell us that they have no indication today's incident has anything to do with this earlier abduction. simplyll us, "she has had a string of bad luck." cal ripken is not here in maryland. he is calling the and lcs game s game tonight. back to you. >> we are glad she is ok. onto our big story. the jury has been selected in the trial of a baltimore city police instructor. >> william kern faces charges in the shooting of a recruit training -- trainee during a training exercise. barry simms joins us live from -- with the latest. >> there was a last-minute offer from prosecutors but william kern rejected it. he did not want to plead guilty to second-degree assault so the case is moving forward with the jury really tear it. the trial will focus on what happened every 12 at this site. and questions about whether an officer should have had an -- a handgun with live ammunition during the exercise. the details aren't selling. ramin gray shot in the four head during that training exercise. he lost an eye. a man accused of shooting him, training instructor william kern char

. >>> aberdeen police are investigating a case at the bank on west bel air avenue.y ripken making the news. >> there is a storm out to the west. it's not going to be a big deal but it will bring noticeable changes at least in the temperature department. fine tune that forecast, new models. we'll have a clear picture on how the rest of the week will shape up tonight at 11:00. >> as long as the noticeable changes don't involve rain for the race. >> we'll talk about it. >> we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news." breaking news tonight. a direct warning about a do downgrade of america's credit. a direct hit on american finances. and all because of the chaos in washington. >>> bullied to death. a 12-year-old takes her own life. young class mates arrested, charged by a sheriff. >> quit being their best friend and be their best parent. >>> and, courage under fire. the video of the american soldier who risked everything for his brothers. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news that affects every american tonight. america's top credit rating is offi

last year she was abducted from her aberdeen home. police say the man accused put mer in a car and drove her around for a day >>> let's look at the weather. you see the clouds with the nice slow pass. you didn't see any stars unless you bumped your head. here's chiefmeteorologist wyatt everhart jamie, unseasonably warm out there, i mean 67 now in the city and we're still in the mid-60s going west toward frederick. this is mild. we could see patchy fog out there so watch out for fog through the overnight. otherwise, it'sstaying dry but not for that long because tomorrow afternoon, we're dealing with an active frontal boundary otherwise just cloudy tomorrow. . >>> wyatt, it's so controversial we're doing it twice. tonight, the continue verse/of a brand -- controversy of a brand new school. >> yeah this is a big story. . >> sir, let me talk for a second, okay. no, it's my job to talk, your job to listen right now. . >> that was six months ago at the groundbreaking for the new school. he was being heckled by protestors. now, constructionis well

in fact she was able to help police with a description of the suspect. live from aberdeen, roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> some people in fullerton say they are afraid to take their dogs out for walks because other dogs are walking the streets. some say it's so bad they are bringing items to protect themselves and their pets. we've been on the streets and talked about the problem. one woman said two dogs attacked and killed her 2-year-old corgi mix. and three dogs dragged her and a rescue dog across the driveway. a man was bullied by dogs when he was out in his garden. >> it's very scary. because the whole time you walk and look up driveways, you look behind you, in front of you. because the dogs come from nowhere. we don't know where they are hiding. they are very aggressive. >> animal control is aware and say they are just beginning their investigation. >>> a federal jury is awarded $250,000 to the father of a man killed by a swat team in 2005. the jury found officers from the cambridge police department violated the man's constitutional rights web they failed to anno

aberdeen. the records revealed he told police he "made a mistake" and he had a drug problem. police are just calling this a string of bad luck and feel that this incident and her recent >>napping are not related. this right now appears to be more a crime of opportunity than it is anyone being targeted. >> boeing faces a laundry list of charges including first- degree assault, attempted robbery, attempted carjacking, and various other drug charges. one final note. ribolan was trying to rob am having a bad replied "soe am i." >> the latest killing after 11 p.m. in northwest baltimore. kevin talley was found shot to death on reisterstown near violet avenue. they have no leads or motive and the gunman remains at large. officer charged with shooting a trainee. we have the latest from towson. >> the prosecution rested after calling witnesses. the defense will have its turn tomorrow. there is no dispute over who pulled the trigger. the case is whether the officer's actions amounts to, no behavior. the prosecution told the jury this case is about choices. blatant, deliberate choices,

aberdeen. told records reveal he police he "had a mistake and had a drug problem." -- as far asfar as vi ripken is concerned, please feel this is a string of bad luck and this is not related. >> this appears to be more of a crime of opportunity than it is anybody being targeted. bowen faces a laundry list of charges. apparently as, bowen was trying to rob vi he told her he was having a bad day and she said so was she. >> william kern is charged with assault for shooting a cadet during a training exercise. the prosecution told the jury the case is about choices, actions that violated the law, and reckless disregard for public safety. the defense contends kern's actions were not -- were a mistake. he wore his service revolver during training and said he accidentally or the wrong weapon. >> the training gun was in his pocket and the service revolver was in the holster. how do you get those two mixed up? fired theought he training weapon at a door to teach the recruits a less -- a lesson when he saw them lingering in a hallway. the judge said a reasonable officer would not have fired anything and w

aberdeen. carsaid she sounded the alarm and the man simply walked away. police arrested that man several hours later. the 16th day of a partial government shutdown, senate leaders hope to hold a vote to allow the u.s. to pay its bills on time. harry reid and mitch mcconnell could reach a final agreement at some point today. the house tried to set up its own deal but it did not get sent on to the senate. >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. you.od morning to sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have a new accident near the airport along telegraph road at dorsey road. another one on telegraph has a completely closed between old mill road and midway road because of an accident. if you want to take burns crossing road, that might be a better bet. checking the north side delays near belair road over to the providence region. 795 down the west side toward baltimore national pike, things are really heavy. 795.oblems on that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it will be another mild day today. mostly cloudy to start. it will be dry for

police station is right around the corner. i hope she's okay. >> reporter: bowen's sister said he's been fighting a drug addiction and doesn't believe the out of work laborer new she was part of aberdeen's first family into i don't think he did. i'm hoping he didn't. i feel so bad for her. i'm sorry that happened to her, especially a family member. >> that was jeff hager reporting. a district court judge in harford county denied bail for bowen today after prosecutors argued he was a danger to the community and still had six other prior cases working through the system. all told, the new charges carrying a maximum prison sentence of 97 years if he is convicted. >>> the port of baltimore is af contract offer. this comes to a close. right now it's been a long day for the workers on strike. they said they will stay out here as long as it takes. this contract offer from the steamship trade association of baltimore was rejected by the international long shore men's last night? the meantime all six of the public marine terminals are shut down. that means big screen tv's, cars, heavy machinery will not be coming in. the maryland port administration said the port of baltimore has a $3.5 billion

police say she was the victim of an attempted carjacking. and on man approached her in the parking lot of a bank in aberdeen and demanded her carpet she was ableon on her teapot and that sounded the alarm and the man took off. police arrested him hours later not far from the bank. last year vi ripken was kidnapped at gunpoint and driven around for several hours and finally released unharmed. police do not believe the two cases are connected in any way. here is sarah caldwell and traffic pulse 11. >> looking like a rush-hour. accidents on randallstown. old court road in church lane. telegraph road remains closed at midway road. take turns crossing as your alternate. crossing as your alternate. checking the delays, we are at 18 minutes on the north side from 95 towards the 83 plus. -- restated freeze. -- towards the 83's. this is a portion of the delay that stretches back to 795. we will keep you posted. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> you can see the clouds hanging around on the traffic cameras. it will be just as warm today but we won't see the sunshine that we enjoyed yesterday. 55 in parkton. 57 in westminster. he might want to ta

police headquarters, paul gessler, fox45 morning news. four sailors are facing charges in connection with the deaths of two navy divers... at aberdeen against them won't be released until after they're arraigned tomorrow and thursday. navy diver 1st class james reyher and navy diver 2nd class ryan harris drowned in a pond at the military facility back in february. police in washington d-c name the man who died... afte setting himself on fire on the national mall last week. he's bn identified as 64- yearld john constantino of mount laurel, new jersey. officers say constantino's injuries were so severe... they had to use dental records and d-n-a figure out who he was. the terrist captured during a u-s raid i liby... could appear inourt before the week is out. us-officials confirm abu anas al-libi is being held in custody... onboard a u-s navy ship. he's being interrogated by a team made up of c-i-a and fbi personnel... along with u-s military specialists. white house press secretary jay carney says al-libi has been indicted in the southern district of new york in connection with conspiracy to kill u-s citizens and to conduct attacks r

aberdeen here when this occurred and they were locked down with us also. i'm sure that was a different experience for them. we were not allowed to leave our offices. as it turned out, the capitol police apprehended the person involved. a capitol police officer was injured. we take them for granite. pray for the well being of this officer who was medivaced to a hospital. >> congressman, we know there's a lot of tension on capitol hill, not just with the shut down but the recent navy yard shooting, which is just 2 miles away. are you confident that this was an isolated incident? >> clearly. i think we communicated with the capitol police and they feel that at this point it was isolated. in fact, the woman supposedly had a child in the car. you know, because of the fact that we are in a shoutdown and there's non-stop media i think the whole country is upset and concerned as they should be. it's very frustrated. we hope that we can sway a few people to allow us to vote on a bill that will allow us to open the government and then do our business, negotiate, communicate, whatever we need to do. we need to open the government. this is simply what we're about. the united states is the best c