has angered a lot living in anne arundel. now you're asking for your county executive to veto the changes. >>> and a family is suing carroll county over more than just neglect. now here's a preview of what's coming up at 6:30. >>> coming up on world knew, jacuzzi -- news, jacuzzis, swimming pools and ping pong tables at colleges. @ @ >>> well, after reports that a second european bailout fund was under consideration, the stock market closing mixed. the s&p 500 barely up, over one. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, the longstanding myth has been that the holidays are a terrible time to look for a job but some career advisers say the next few weeks present unique opportunities for job seekers. karin caifa has the story. >> reporter: with so many people out of the office between now and new year's, job serks think they -- seekers think they may have hit a dead end but the holiday season could offer unique opportunities. >> one of the things that's great about the holidays, you're going to be around a lot of people. you need to ma

down through anne arundel looking at the low to mid-50s. high thin clouds. there are some showers to the extreme west. don't expect those to bring more than a patch of dries until garrett county. we have a huge high pressure bubble south of maryland. it has not moved much. as long as the high sits to our south, it basically acts like a shield and skirts those showers around to our north and west and keeps us high and dry across the part of maryland. still think we're dry many then our frontal boundary will push in on thursday, arriving late thursday. that will mean showers. the thursday evening commute could be a wet one. we stay dry. your two-degree darn tee tomorrow we'll bump it to 52, at least a few sunny peeks. tomorrow night temperatures falling to the mid-30s with a mostly cloudy sky. your seven-day forecast not a bad one. get into mid-december, first day of winter about a week away. we find near 60 thursday with rain showers. much cooler for the weekend. we'll get a fresh cold shot but that comes in dry. this is dry, sunny and chilly. >> have you tak

are was shot by a baltimore county officer which raises the question, what were they doing in anne arundel county. this happened at 2:11 according to police. cops from different agencies were gathered at the town house to serve a narcotics warrant. they arrested the suspect. when the cops moved inside a baltimore county officer shot a baltimore city officer in the arm. that officer had been on the city force 16 years. baltimore police are not identifying him. they said he was on the dea task force. he was taken to shock trauma after the shooting. the scene, they say, was bizarre, what happened after this police shooting. >> everybody rushed over to him and then they wanted to check on him. he was screaming because he was in pain. they went inside. at that point everybody was standing around. >> reporter: list in anne arundel county said they are not sure how many shots were fired. as for baltimore county police, we know it's difficult to keep things straight. they are don'ting -- doing an internal investigation. all of this stems from the warrant they were serving. they arrested the suspec

our continuing coverage of a rezoning fight in anne arundel. the county council approved the comprehensive rezoning bill. not everyone's happy. one council member is pushing for the county executive to veto this. roosevelt leftwich joins us to tell us why. >> reporter: the anne arundel county council voted to approve the comprehensive new zoning plan some of the folks are not happy with the bill and they want a veto. if the comprehensive rezoning is signed, these would become large apartment or condo complexes. the areas are from r1 which would keep it at single family homes. the vote was 6-1. council member john grasso was the one. >> i told my colleague i don't care if it's one neighborhood or 50 neighborhoods. we owe it to the people to get it right. >> reporter: he said he talked to the people in the area, that the potential for traffic should have been enough to leave the zoning alone or redues the number of residences. the county executive tried to stop it but his amendment failed. he said he would think about a veto, but -- >> got one am

that could impact southern anne arundel county and back out towards talbot county and easton. man, it is mild. we're not low 60s out there -- in the low 60s out there. southerly breeze helping to push up that mild surge of air. we're five to seven miles so down from normal. this is not like thick and impossible, but it does get difficult to see. that doesn't help the visibility, the dense ti -- density of the fog. more rain potential throughout the night. a new surge of rain should develop tomorrow. you can see the beginning of the next area of low pressure. it will ride along that front. that will bring in another wave of rain and begin to wrap in the colder temperatures, but you can see that line. man that is quite the sharp contrast. that colder air, just above freezing in chicago, and detroit, that will make its presence. yes, the chance for a wintry mix tomorrow night. the future trend show as heavy wave of rain towards daybreak. it could be an ugly commute because of rain, same thing tomorrow evening. look for a messy one. here's that changeover to snow on the back side.

slot machines will occupy a casino in anne arundel county.aryland has artists and $99 million to buy a casino and machines. today's decision was backed by gov. o'malley and the state treasurer. >> it was quite an impressive day to day. even with the clouds and the rain showers, we managed to set a new record high temperature. we got up to 62 degrees. it made it up to 64 degrees downtown. to give you a little comparison, the average high temperature at this time of year is 44 degrees. it is nearly 22 degrees above average today. but there are cooler temperatures on the other side of the mountain. temperatures will drop off into the 40's once you get into western maryland and back into western pennsylvania there is a front sweeping across of the mid-atlantic region right now. temperatures will dip into the 40's early tomorrow morning. if it is 60 degrees at the airport and 64 degrees downtown. so 60's across the eastern seaboard. you notice how the tempters dropped a little bit north and west. eventually, that cool temperatures -- that cool air

lights you may want to check out the lights on the bay at sandy point state park sponsored by the anne arundel yban arundel medical certain. it goes through sunday january 1st. lights are opened from 5 to 10 nightly and cost is about $14. more lights in howard county columbia has a light show at mary weather post pavilion benefiting the hospital. they are open from 6 to 10 until january 1st but close december 31st because the cost will be $20 for cars and $45 for vans. >>> and help a child enjoy the holiday season. donate a new unused toy to the it's kinder time toy drive. this is the 13th year for the drive. you can drop the toys off at our station at 6400 york road through thursday. you can donate used instruments for the toy drive as we partner with the bos -- bso's ort kids program. >>> it may not have been rudolph or blitzen but a reindeer in ohio made a dash for it and ended up in as abouty highway. the calls came in to 911 fast and stunning drivers with quite a surprise. one police officer and a firefighter were able to grab the animal's harness and moved it to safety on sunday. >> i ca

anne arundel county police say they will be there for some time. in the meantime as we mentioned around baltimore, getting around 95, southbound at maryland 32 looking good for those heading northbound up to 695. also, a live look at route 2, as you make your way across the hanover street bridge. >>> 5:11. we told but the good news/bad news scenario. fewer teens are smoking and drinking but the bad news? marijuana use is up. eighth graders, sophomores and seniors, alcohol still popular among teens but binge drinking down. 6% of seniors in the survey say they smoke pot everyday. more than 11% of seniors reported using spice or k2, synthetic chemicals that are much easier to buy. >>> shocking numbers from the centers for disease control and prevention. officials there say each year one in 150 2-year-olds are rushed to the er because of unintentional overdose. it's increased 20% from a year ago. >>> 2.5 million young adults get health insurance coverage as a result of last year's health care reform. a provision in the bill allows parents to keep child

one problem spot in anne arundel county. 255 is close in both directions at route 2.e an alternate route if you plan to head in that direction. looking pretty nice on the major roadways. 74 of the outer loop topside. no delays just yet. this is the beltway along the west side at security boulevard. picking up and volume just a tad but no problem spots. this is 95 of the fort mchenry toll plaza. southbound traffic looking good. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. we're looking along nicely on the marc trains. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. metro subway on time. three, 36 buses are operating with delays. i am kurt kronke. now back to ava marie. >> good morning. very interesting day today. the next couple of days, a bit unsettled. we are seeing a front approaches from the west. moving down towards ocean city. the 95 corridor is dry right now. most of this is north of the mason-dixon line. some of this is coming dow

anne arundel county police on scene. they are currently blocking all lanes trying to clear that one out of the roadway for you. in the meantime, it's looking pretty good for those of you that normally take the drive on i-95, southbound at maryland 32, not reporting incidents and very light volume. another live look at the beltway, this is 695 at wilkens avenue, no reports troubles on the southwest corner. back to you. >>> it's not a book about me. it's not a book about maryland. not a book about maryland politics. it's about the issues that define this national debate. >> we were the first local tv station talking to former maryland governor bob ehrlich about his new book "turn this car around." it's a book the governor says targets readers, not voters. he says the book looks at the national issues, pushes forward for the presidential election of next year. it focuses on things ranging from education to race relations. ehrlich released that book in november and plans to make several appearances on the national network sh

. >>> right now anne arundel county police are looking for a man accused of raping a woman. authorities say it happened yesterday morning in glen burnie. the victim allegedly met the suspect at a bar and they were walking in the 300 block of hospital drive when she says he sexually assaulted her. police say the suspect has tattoos on his neck, twists in his hair and this is a composite sketch. if you recognize this person or can help call anne arundel county police. >>> police in the district of columbia will hold a news conference to announce a campaign to help catch a man linked by dna to several sexual assaults and murder in the washington area. today officials will unveil a web site dedicated to drawing attention to that case. the man is suspected in nine attacks on women from 1991 to 1998. and the murder of a 28-year-old woman in georgetown. >>> a new wide-ranging study shows rape and sexual assaults are more common than people think. the centers for disease control and prevention surveyed 9,000 women and 7,400 men. among findings one in four women say at some point the

. >>> anne arundel police released this sketch. this is the sketch of a man who is believed to have raped a woman early this morning. she met him and he sexually assaulted her and took off running. police say the suspect as twists in his hair -- has twists in his hair and a tattoo on his neck. >>> an abc2 news investigation. here's wyatt. >>> let's look at it. the bottom line, things are still dry, although clouds have begun to push in out of the west. temperatures near 50. this evening 40s, overcast, on the cool side. we'll talk more about when we will likely see rain. that and your weekend coming up. >>> back in october, we told you about how the feds released social security numbers after you die. those numbers are available online but not anymore, at least not on one major source. joce sterman is here to explain why. >> those valuable numbers are part of databases putting you at risk for identity thefts. weeks after the investigation one popular website as locked them down. ancestry.com is one place you can track down numbers,

now, this is not too far from the anne arundel county line. police apparently involved in a very serious investigation. it's not clear at this time whether the vehicle that struck the victim is even on the scene. we can't see it at this time. but as you see, they have the road closed in both directions, we know the female was transported to shock trauma in critical condition. no word on her condition at this time. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you, captain mike perry, reporting live. >>> well, after a day of heavy rain yesterday and snow in and areas, things appear to be drying out. right now, it's clear. but it's chilly. bob turk has a look at what we can expect tomorrow and the next few days. bob? >> take a lock at tomorrow. it will -- look at tomorrow. it will start off below freezing. temperatures will be up in the mid- to upper 40s. some clouds tomorrow night. and the front will go through. it will cool us down on saturday, to 42. sunshine on sunday. high of 44. monday and tuesday. a little milder, back up above normal. 48 on monday. a

defense secretary leon panetta says they are leaving iraq with lasting pride. >>> anne arundel county police are looking for a man accused raping a woman. authorities say it happened yesterday in glen burnie. the victim met the suspect in a war, they were walking near the 300 block of hospital drive when she says he sexually assaulted her. police say the suspect has tattoos on his neck, twists in his hair and if you recognize this man call anne arundel county police as soon as possible. >>> police in the dc are going to hold a news conference, announcing a campaign to catch a man linked by dna to murders and assaults in the dc area. a web site will be made today drawing attention to the case. the men is suspected of nine attacks on women between 1991 and 1998 including the murder of a 28-year-old woman in georgetown. >>> a new study shows rape and sexual abuse are more common than most people think. the centers for disease control and preagainst surveyed 9 -- prevention surveyed 9,000 women and 7,400 men. the women said at some point they have been violently attacked by their boyfrien

a fourth lives in a it -- in anne arundel county. if you have any information, call the cathedral city, calif. police. meanwhile, police in anne arundel county are releasing a sketch of a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman overnight and then took off. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. a late-night search turned up nothing. if you recognize this person, call metro crimestoppers. >> demolition is finally under way after a fire ripped through the tavern. if the owners of this tavern have already vowed to rebuild. investigators say they may never know what sparked the fire, which cost $2.5 million in damage to the historic building. by the time firefighters arrived, the building was fully engulfed in flames. it is expected to reopen by the fall of 2012. according to law-enforcement officials, incidence of domestic violence rise dramatically in the holiday season. baltimore county officials held a news conference with a famous victim of domestic violence to let people know there is help out there. loh melzer has the story. >> ba

checked in with anne arundel county police and all is quiet. the earlier collision we rootered in odenton has been moved -- we checked in in odenton has been moved. traveling through columbia pretty good. we continue to see mild conditions on u.s. 29 making your way past clarksville pike and jfx light traffic flow as you can see here. northern parkway clear all the way down to 28th street. back to you. >>> many of us enjoy ringing in the new year with a little something to drink. but if you find yourself hung over the next day, there's food you can eat to help. abc2 news health reporter linda so is here with a list and i am sure this is a list you have not tried out. >> reporter: no. i am not a drinker. but, for you before we get to that list here's key. when you are hung over you are dehydrated and electrolight level is slow. so drink plenty fluids. kristin is a register pack triggser and says soup is a good option and have a sports drink before going to bed or as soon as you get up to replace the lost electrolytes. if you eat eat foods high i

police in anne arundel county are looking for the people who robbed then pepper sprayed a man last night in brooklyn park. police say three masked men approached another men. the victim says one of them pepper sprayed him what will the others took his clothes. no arrests have been made. police are asking for your help tracking down a thief who stole

one issue we have is flooding. 450 is closed in anne arundel county. we will check some of our cameras. moving well through ellicott city. no delays. it is early. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> are big story -- our big story -- there's quite a bit of wind. we will check the windy conditions. and it is cold. >> this is the first time i'm wearing a scarf. it is windy. the kids are not going to be happy. jack frost is nipping in your nose. -- at your nose. that is not snow. that is frost. i hope tony pann has a scraper. there was a glaze on the deck. in the parking lot, there is water in the parking lot, not ice. good news.s could new >> you just saved tony by saying there's something on that car. >> it is my job to help him out. >> alright. you can stay ahead of the storm on a facebook to get the 11 insta-weather forecast. they did get plenty of snow in garrett county. that is a lot of the snow there. this shot of a worker tackling the roads at wisp resort. we invite you to share your photos at the u local section. >> two police officers are

police are asking young who recognize -- anyone no recognize the man to call the anne arundel unit. >>> a popular ancestry website says it will not dries play the social security -- displate social security numbers of the newly dead. the federal government hand them over as part of the master file websites. they put them on the internet for anyone to search. after our investigation, our u.s. senators urged the sites to stop posting the information. ancestry.com is one of them and says it will no longer post the number of any person who has died in the last year. >>> one way to keep up with the latest stories is on our ipad app. it's a great way to stay connected. let's take a look it's all redesigned here. you have the top stories and if you look at the left, you'll see local, state, entertainment stories and all the video you need to see. all the stories you have seen between 5 and 6:00. they will be on our new app on abc2news.com. we have apps for the iphone and smartphones, too. before you leave your house, you should know your weather. you should know your traffic and you can with

. >> reporter: last night a little after 10:00, recount rob-- anne arundel firefighters responded to the fire. >> this took 30 firefighters to bring it under control. >> reporter: a woman was lighting candles what he match fell on the floor and started a fire. she received burns to 30% of her body and taken to bayview burn center. >> this is the time of the year that winter time is most prevalent for fires. we'd like to remind people to have their heating devised checked. >> you also want to make your your holiday decoration don't turn things into a fire hazard. >> there are new devices in use, especially the new led lighting that doesn't draw as much electricity and become such a heating source as the old incandescent type bulbs. >> reporter: in millersville, don harrison. >> the victim from last night's fire is still in bay view's burn center. >>> the investigation is continuing tonight into how a woman was hit and killed by a light rail train this morning. the accident took place near sellary and also railroad avenues in liewghtderville. this is near the royal farms. it sits near

. >> we are told big boyz bail bonds has offices on the second floor of the home had crews in anne arundel county were busy this morning with a house fire. the fire grew to two alarms. and allow crews requested assistance from the queen anne's fire company. one of firefighter and two civilians were treated for minor injuries. crews are working to figure out what sparked a fire at a hotel monday morning. first responders got the call just before 9:30 at washington boulevard. officials have not said whether the fire is suspicious in nature. no one was hurt. >> good afternoon. we have been tracking the rain, pushing in across the mid atlantic. it has held the temperatures pretty steady. we started at 39 at b.w.i. 44 at the inner harbor. police in the western mountains. fifties' along the eastern shore -- 50s in the western mountains. at 3:00 p.m., shoppers will be at their heaviest. by 9:00 p.m., clearing skies. winds are picking up behind this latest storm. we will talk temperatures when we come back. >> and 18-year-old is in police custody, accused of stabbing a man on christmas day but pol

we have details. >> a high school teacher in anne arundel county is charged with having sex with teensiving out holiday bonuses has been put on hold. >>> in virginia s.w.a.t. teams stormed virginia tech after a shooting on campus, four and a half years after the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. it started with a routine traffic stop onñr campus.

. >>> police in anne arundel county believe this man committed identity theft accused of making two fake wire transfers at the sun trust bank. he used a customer's i.d. and a fake i.d. with the customer's information on the transfer sheet. >>> and abc2 news investigation revealed that the government release social security numbers after you die and throws numbers are available to all of us online. the popular website ancestry.com as moved it -- has moved to behind pay walls. some believe an sees ri website -- ancestry has been a key tool for identity thieves to steam personal identification. >>> let's take a look at news around the nation. theres -- there was an elevator accident on manhattan's east side. the elevator fell at least two floors. >>> an investigation into the death of a student at florida a&m, led to fraud. letters were sent to the head of the board and the state of the university system. the fdle spokesman said it will would be handled separately from robert cham pan's death. he died november 19th. police believe hazing was the blame. >>> here's a smash and grab like you'v

. >>> we're continuing to follow news out of anne arundel county. an accidental police officer shooting. joce sterman has more on the situation. i understand this started with a warrant being served. >> reporter: it happened on this corner. on pinecove in odenton. different agencies were here, serving a warrant on a gentleman for narcotics. they were able to take him into custody. officers went inside. one police officer ended up shooting another. we want to show you the scene from earlier around 3:00. police were investigating inside this town house on pinecove avenue. they served the warrant on the man and had no issues. as officers went inside, that's when the shot was fired. a baltimore county officer shot a baltimore city officer in the arm. he has been on the force since 1995 and was on the dea task force. he's recovering at shock trauma. police don't know how many shots were fired. that's one of the things they're looking for as they continue with that investigation. >> we take it very seriously. they want to be very thorough and make sure th

. >>> new information tonight about the sex assault inside an anne arundel county school. >>> a 14-year-old boy is now charged with attempted rape. the investigation began when a female student said he was attacked inside a bathroom. the suspect was served on a juvenile citation. he's been released to the custody of a relative. school officials have been working. >> police say the crime came to light when the school received an anonymous tip. >>> a once powerful maryland politician who was caught on tape, mocking efforts to investigate him, is headed to federal prison. mike hellgren reports from prince george's county on the fate of former county executive and state's attorney jack johnson. >> reporter: johnson will get more than seven years in prison. his lawyers called that a death sentence. >> reporter: johnson, once the leader of maryland's second largest county, sold has office, accepting bribes from developers, prosecutors say worth more than $1 million and then laughing off the investigation. >> you know, able to bring somebody like me down, they brag their whole career. you know, ou

we are tracking a downed pole in anne arundel county. giving you the heads up on that. looking good on the rest of the major roadways. 95 through howard county, 52 miles per hour near 32. 54 on the north side at providence. the j.f.x. equally smooth into town. the other roads leading up to the beltway are in good shape. harrisburg expressway at shawan road, problem free north and southbound. this is 70 at 29. east and westbound traffic checking out just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> after nine years, it is finally over. the last troops are coming all from iraq. >> leon panetta is there for ceremonies. tracie potts is in washington monitoring the events. >> this morning defense secretary leon panetta participates in a ceremony at the baghdad airport, taking down the last u.s. flag, marking the end of this war. >> i am proud to say these words -- i know your families a break -- welcome home. welcome home. >> president obama congratulated troops and thanked military families. >> you have the thanks of a grateful nation. we are ending a war not with a fin

if you travel in towards anne arundel county, northbound route 3 remains blocked. we have an overturned tanker. all lanes are closed northbound at 450. best alternate is 97 at 61 miles per hour. we have an accident at walter boulevard and upton road. some delays developing on the west side outer loop. this is 70. volume picking up, especially eastbound towards the city. this is the area of the key bridge and so far so good on the east side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it is a mild start. temperatures in the mid 50's right now. you can see it doppler picking up some light rain. it is moving east. the forecast for today -- off and on rain showers. cloudy skies and mild temperatures with a high near 62. we will check the seven forecast in just a few minutes. stay with us. >> a contract year for ray rice . a long-term payday. his season was not that wow. the offense threw the ball more. that changed on sunday in cleveland. a career high 204 yards rushing on 29 carries. you can keep serving rice. he is second in the league in yards from scri

northbound route 3 is blocked on the prince george's-anne arundel county line. this is an accident that occurred 10:00 p.m. last night. they conceived the cleanup process. a big cleanup process underway. in annapolis, there is an accident being cleared near route 50. 97 in good shape north and southbound. the j.f.x. and the harrisburg expressway so far so good. this is 50 in annapolis. watch for that accident on 665 near route 50. this is 95 south of the beltway. starting to build and you can see the roads are wet. planned accordingly. we will keep you posted on any new problems. -- planned accordingly. 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. >> for right now, we're looking good with a few diversions. the 48 bus diverting at 29 because of construction. light rail on schedule. mattress subway on time. on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we have the battle of the air mass is going on.

anne arundel loses 91-43. the miami heat tonight won. for the wizards, just the opposite. the least woke- up a little. jennings is a rising ar. a secure victory for milwaukee. wide open for the three. the capitals are faring far better tonight. first periods, all going well. alex into the net. second period, no luck. washington is a winner. three-one. please stay with us. our forecast is coming up right after this. >> enjoyed this weather while it last? >> it will be like this for about 48 hours. and in the cold comes again. we have not had any arctic shot so far this winter. it had to catch up to us eventually. new year's is going to be fine. tomorrow night, no problem. next week it will be called, and you will notice the difference. >> that is all for us. we will see you back here tomorrow n >> announcer: it's "the tonight

anne arundel county police have released surveillance quotas in hopes of finding this man. he conducted two fraudulent wire transfers after sending the identity of a fraudulent bank account holder, and it happened on the suntrust on central avenue on edgewater. if you know this man's identity, you are asked to call metro crime stoppers at 866-7-lockup. >> a new casino is on the ways of the mall is rolling out a new feature aimed at keeping visitors safe anne arundel mills. barry simms joins us live with more on the story. barry? >> this may not look like anything major, but this is the new feature and it is designed to help give security officers a bird's eye view over the parking lots. the latest security device at arundel mills mall gives security officers a lift. this rises to 15.5 feet in the air and gives security officers a better view of the parking lot allowing them to look between cars. >> of people around here before the wrong reason, we will look out for them. we will not be lax about it. >> this is another security enhancement joining forces with closed-circuit

from abarundel county this morning, a live -- aba-- anne arundel county this morning a. live look, an easy pace. follow us at maryland traffic now back to you charley. >>> parents are talking this morning. the situation plan b could be available over-the-counter for everyone. right now you need prescription if you are under 17 years old and you can pick it up over the counter if you are older. the fda has until wednesday to decide whether to ease the restrictions. critics say there are ethical questions concerned about people buying the hormones without doctor oversight. >>> no former governor bob ehrlich is not joining the presidential race but he has a lot to say. how he looks to make a change in america and how you can find out what the former governor has to say. >>> and do you like burger king fries? the fast-food chain is changing its recipe. why do they do this? yeah. you will get to try it out for free. we will tell you when as "good morning maryland" continues on this tuesday morning. is that thing getting closer? look how high that thing's going. look out there

now, this suspect was wanted for two bank robberies, 1 we believe occurred in anne arundel county. it is not clear where the other occurred. they began chasing the vehicle half an hour ago and chased him down in front of the baltimore highlands school, where he jumped out with a gun, pointed a gun at an officer, he fired and shot the suspect in the leg. he has been transported to shock trauma, his condition is not known. as you can see this is across from baltimore islands elementary school, it was locked down and remains locked down as police continue the investigation, more later this afternoon, back to you on tv hill. >> all right, captain mike, thank you. >> marty has the 5 day in the outback. >> let's take a look at the graphic. we mentioned there is a cool down but a sunny and i think seasonably beautiful weekend. then we mentioned next week there is going to a storm out of the tennessee valley through the ohio valley and see it right there tuesday with only rain and 46 here but you get way west of those mountains and there is wintry like weather. a beautiful weekend, nice st

it is designed to help increase security here at anne arundel mills mall. just in time for the holidays, anne arundel mills mall gets a gift, a lift, and a mobile tower that rises 59 feet in the air giving security officers a better view. >> they have a vantage point to see over the vehicles to see what is happening in the parking lot. >> is people are out your for the wrong reasons, we will look out for them. >> there joining forces with the closed circuit tv cameras, bike patrols. >> they patrol the interior in the exterior 24/7/0365. this is another element that people are not accustomed to. it will help the criminal see this to go somewhere else, but also the customers will see it and feel shock -- plc for about shopping here. >> this was the scene of a fatal double shooting involving people who knew each other and was not a random act. it caused managers and staff to once again review security and think about other ways to make improvements. >> our heart and prayers go out to those people and we were affected as well. our family and friends shop here a

the captain with anne arundel fire says the missing man is presumed dead. it's just too cold for anyone to survive being in the water that long. but the coast guard is continuing to search through the night. they are using a helicopter to search from the air and they have rescuers on a boat. in anne arundel county, i'm lindsey mastis, 9news now. >> not clear tonight if anybody was wearing a life vest on that boat and despite early information that a dog was actually on board the vessel, authorities tell 9news now tonight, they have not been able to confirm that early information. >> that young army private who gave wikileaks u.s. classified material has become a hero to some people. demonstratorred rallied where he is being tried for treason. armando trull has that story. >> there were several hundred protesters outside on saturday. >> why wouldn't all of america be here today? every one of us aught to be out here. because this kid has a raw deal. >> demonstrators called army private, bradley manning a whistle blowing hero. not a trader for leeking the larg

. >> investigation is being conducted by the anne arundel county criminal investigation division. we are treating it as an accidental shooting at the time. >> a woman who lives at the house was home at the time, but there were no additional injuries. >> it is quite neighborhood, a great neighborhood for children and families. i am just devastated that something like this could go on right here. >> the maryland state police drug task force includes of service from baltimore county, baltimore city, and anne arundel county. the suspect, 38-year-old vernon jackson. police recovered marijuana and $900 in cash from the home. kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a florida man is behind bars tonight after officials say he impersonated a baltimore city police officer. investigators say thomas barbour approach to home wearing a police windbreaker. he revealed a gun which -- during a struggle between bartlett and the victim. there is no word on how he obtained that windbreaker. investigators are looking into the stabbing at the occupy encampment in downtown baltimore. 23-year-old deseret nicholson

we will start with good news checking in with anne arundel county police. all lanes now open in harwood. route 255 and route 2 had an early morning collision but you are good to go. more good news for those ofy taking the drive on 795 this morning. southbound lanes are all open as you make your way to the west side of 695. we are looking live at the west side at baltimore national pike. no reported troubles on the west side of the beltway. also i-95 at route 100 here. as you navigate you will see more trouble more volume i should say in your southbound lanes but moving at a good rate of speed. checking in the wmta no delays this morning. back to you. >>> baltimore legend diedch radio talk show host ron smith died at his home last night after a battle with pancreatic cancer. linda so is live this morning in the interactive news center with more on the legend's life andhis legacy. >> reporter: we knew him as the voice of reason. he was a fixture here in baltimore and on the airwaves for more than 26 years. ron smith died monday night at his home surrounded by

. >> reporter: still following the serious accident in anne arundel county. 450 crane highway the area blocked off by police. they are diverting traffic. so expect delays and you may want to check into an alternate route this morning if that is your normal travel route. in the meantime, we are not looking at delays if you travel u.s. 29 at maryland 108. that's a good route for you heading into the dc area or heading north back into baltimore. also making your way on i-83 the jfx at coldspring lane looking good with an easy flow of traffic and if you plan to take the mta no delays on the marc train system this morning. charley. >>> news around the world a second major company has gone tous a trail yea court banning logo as being unconstitutional. it bans packs that renders them brown many tobacco company says it breaches the constitution because it requires intellectual property on unjust terms. >>> amanda knox free after a court cleared her of murdering her roommate. she signed a deal with a attorney robert burnett that will represent her. the announcement is a week after her former bo

we have the heavy rain and flood watch for all counties from cecil, harford and anne arundel and howard. that's for heavy rain this afternoon. then we have the winter weather advisory anne arundel is not in it but baltimore city is there with howard carol and northern baltimore county and harford county. winter weather which means some accumulation for snow. it's about the heavy rain this morning. we will show outsnow maps in a moment. here-- you the snow maps in a moment. here angela to talk about traffic. >> reporter: as we head out for your early morning drive, not a lot to contend with as far as incidents go. we are dealing with wet conditions on the roadways but no delays so far getting out. this make the drive on the west side of 695. outer loop lanes are picking up just a bit. also if you make the drive on i- 95 no delays as of yet on inter- 95 through the white marsh roaddale area. take mta this morning, light rail is on time as well as all lines of marc train. >>> celebrity had privileges but not for alec baldwin an adepth to the app game words with friends that got him kicked

an anne arundel county schoolteacher is accused of having sex with his students on and off the campusf glen burnie high school where he taught. sears is charged with multiple counts, his bail has been set at 3 million dollars. another work zone speed camera is being added to the mix where a new overpass is being constructed. critics still accuse governments of just using them to jeep gait money, drivers get a three week grace period before fines start on january the third. >>> leslie johnson will be sentenced today, she pleaded guilty to destroying evidence in the federal investigation of her husband jack johnson. she faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison and our a quarter of a million dollars in fines. >>> there is a plan in the works to save the grand prix. there is a possibility wilkes lane capitol will invest in them and give them cash flow to pay off the money they owe. stay with w jd, maryland news station, complete news, weather and traffic ahead and a police officer is dead after a shooting on the campus of virginia tech university. we will have the latest fro

downed wires still an issue in and anne arundel county.t is closed, 45 miles per hour is your average on the beltway. there is a live look outside at the west side, that is the slowest spot at old court road. 83 though still at full speed at york road and traffic is light in that shot. this traffic report brought to you by your toyota dealer. back over to you. >> how safe is the vehicle you commute in. at the top of the news this half-hour the latest crash test results were released overnight and manuel gallegos has them for wjz. >> reporter: the insurance institute for highway safety conducted dozens of crash tests to come up with its top 2012 safety picks. and for the first time the best selling toyota camry and honda accord are both among the 115 winners. >> the accord and the camry are vehicles that families choose that parents choose to take their families around in and it shows that you can have good safe victims for that purpose. >> reporter: the award recognizes vehicles that do the best job of protecting passengers in a variety of

. >>> a anne arundel county teacher is off the job and behind bars tonight accused of having sex with students. weija jiang explains the alleged sexual encounters happened at school. >> reporter: 29-year-old jeffrey sears junior is described as being well-known and popular by students and col leagues at -- colleagues at glen burnie high school. he was arrested for having sexual relationships with at least three female students. between the ages of 15 and 16 years old. he he actual -- >> he said my best friend had nice leg. >> for a mother and grandmother and someone who spent my entire adult life in education the charges make me sick to my stomach. >> reporter: education leaders and police rereceive the -- revealed it happened between 2009 and october of this year on and off campus and sometimes during regular school hours. >> that shows you how much he was able to hide it because you didn't suspect it it was happening next to you. and you can see it when you think about it, you can see how it was. you can start to connect the dots a little more. >> reporter: now, sears face as list o

developers are looking for 1,500 workers for the new casino at anne arundel mills mall in hanover maryland. most of the machines and table games will open in june, but the casino wants to fill those positions by april. you can apply online. no. 2, seven d.c. post offices pulled off the chopping block and won't be closed in an effort to cut costs, but the postal service is still deciding whether to shut down stations on 20th street in georgetown and 19th street in calarama. no. 1, bwi marshall airport is getting a $1 million makeover over the next two years am the renovations will allow -- years. the renovations will allow passengers to move through concourses without passing through security. the money will help shorten security check-ins and that's a look at tonight's fox 5 top five. >>> coming up next it's got the stamp of approval from the fda, but is this hangover pill really worth your money? we've got the experts' answers coming up. >>> plus the skins got torched the last time they faced tom brady. will they do any better sunday? dave feldman talking defense in the sports edge. >>> b

the state barracks or fire station in baltimore or anne arundel counties.hey are partnering with ort kids program. drop old instruments off and inspire a kid to pick it up and take up music. >>> do you have vinyl records in your home? a husband and wife team in st. petersburg, florida is proving music medium say live. the owners of the music has 3 million records on store. check that out. they began boasting the largest record store i didn't think anyone will argue with that claim. >>> baltimore city police officer is on leave after a weekend run-in with a man wielding knife. sherrie. >> reporter: find out what police say led up to the altercation. that's coming up. >>> see the box behind me? they'll make up for the busiest day in fedex history a behind- the-scenes look coming up. >>> 6:40 on the clock but what's on the thermometer. this is anne arundel county. millersville 21, 26 arnold and 32 by the water at the naval academy. that's a spread but we are chilly and we get to warm up a little bit this week. angela. >> reporter: on the roads right now, justi

sprinkles as you look there at the areas of green in southern prince george's county, southern anne arundeland across the bay, the moderate rain is continuing to rapidly move off to the north and east. the cloud cover beginning to break up a little bit. still quite cloudy around the region. the cold air is not arriving yet. that's not going to be until later tonight. it's in the 40s to around 50 degrees. we'll have a little sunshine, partly cloudy and a blustery afternoon. will fall out of the mid-50s around noontime. down to near 50 by 5:00. by midnight we'll be down to near 40 degrees. cold air coming in tonight under a clearing sky. a look at the holiday weekend and into next week, that will be coming up in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> i am seeing slick roadways slowing you down. this is on i-270 at falls road. slick, slick pavement. please give yourself a few extra minutes. i'm not seeing any congestion. not seeing any accidents. traveling in virginia, this is the view right now at edsall, 395 north and southbound. your lanes are open, and i'm not seeing any

most anne arundel county getting heavy rain as well. and we will follow this on back towards the southwest and that's our conveyor belt of moisture and look at this poundry here -- boundary here oa. physicianly 61 at -- here. officially, 61 at bwi. look at memphis, 34. they had snow last week. they are doing it again this morning. that piece of energy is important as it feeds into the system and separates the tropical air and feed and the cold arctic stuff on the other side that made it down to the western gulf coast. we will feed more energy into the system. wave one pass by with one righttoday. and -- one today. there will be a rapid intensification that there could be rumblings of thunder as we make the transition from rain to snow. we have 50s today one to two inches of rain. bottoming out at 31 and that will probably be after the snow ends. and snow by the way, with our winter weather advisory harford baltimore including the city i think right near the bay will be close to an inch. further south just on the grassy areas in annapoli

3 firefighters are on thh scene oo a tto-alarm firr right now in anne arundel county.a house on main street in deale is on fire.so far no one has been injured... we will bring you the latest as soon as it a maryland trucking company ... whose tanker leaked sticky black tar for miles.... on the pennsylvanna turnnike... might not be able to pay for it's mmstake.the insurer for the m-t-s transport company says it's one million dollar policy may not be enough... damages are estimated well over a million dollars... and about a thousand vehicles were damaged in the whole mess... someone out there is a know it yet! yet!somebody bought the winning powerball ticket at an elkton restaurant... and that ticket holder... is the winner of the 128 million dollar jackpot..an employee at the restaurant where the winning ticket waa purchased says someone called in claiming to officially contacced the lottery comission yet. 2950 i hope its somebody wee know personally so we can share the wealth..nd health and everything else there. about it. the ressaurant that sold the winning ticket will get a 25-tho

that's and 11 degree spread in anne arundel county. we have a look at 20s to near 30 in right by the bay and we have got teens inland and some teens and we are looking at dry conditions, a few clouds off to the south. but temperatures showing the freeze back to the ohio valley but otherwise nothing out of the ordinary. we have a wakeup window and we will check out the week ahead forecast in moment. good monday morning. here angela with traffic. >> reporter: on the roads got rid of the early morning incidents and we are looking pretty good heading into the city 95 and 895. reporting more activity around the tunnels but still moving at posted speeds. let's get a live look at your travels on 95. at maryland 175 heading through howard county, a bit of a delay for you in the southbound direction. now as far as the morning ride from the easton shore here's a live look at 50 and i-97 looking pretty good there. you your driving conditions are light. as we get another live look at 97 at route 10097 trouble free between 50 and i-695. now back to

. >>> and new developments on the arrest of a high school english teacher from anne arundel county charged with sexually abusing students. i'm sharree johnson, full details straight ahead. reporter: i'm corein redman, police commissioner bealefeld on capitol hill. the full story coming up. >>> it is friday, december 9th, good morning, maryland. i'm charley krauss. let's get over to meteorologist justin berk with a check of your friday forecast and maybe a peek into the weekend. >> yes, at 6:00 good morning to you. the reporters walked into the studio and they're, like, 20s? what happened? december happened. we had that little event that brought us snow, a lot of you slept through that yesterday morning and the night before and we've got clear skies overnight last night to bring us down to 24 in talson and ellicott city. it's warmer in annapolis by the water, 35, 32, freezing in westminster, upper 20s to low 30s from bel aire up towards northeast, but we are all clear and dry. maryland's most powerful doppler radar nothing to show today, so a crisp start. mid-20s, up to about 32. then we'll

clack already faced charges in montgomery and anne arundel counties. now baltimore county becomes the third to charge him for acting as a contractor without a license. clack was hit with a cease and desist order by the attorney general'this month. that called for clack to stop contracting until he got the correct license. >>> police in anne arundel county have now cited two men after one of them jumped from a maryland public television tower. robert morgan of virginia was injured wednesday when his parachute failed to fully open before he hit the ground. shawn bullington from utah is also witness to that jump. he was arrested at the scene and cited for trespassing and giving a false statement to police. >>> campaign 2012 news this morning, republican presidential candidate mitt romney is getting a boost from his personal hero. former president george h.w. bush first told the hometown newspaper that romney is the best choice because of his stability, experience and principles. that's a direct quote from our 41st president. mr. push says he likes rick pe

it started yesterday morning in anne arundel county. the driver took off down 97 and the car crosses into baltimore county and baltimore city. by the time it reached landsdowne witness saw more than 20 police cars. -- witnesses saw more than 20 police cars. >> we saw them coming one after another. oh, my gosh. >> you see cop cars everywhere. >> oh, yeah. following each other like oh, my lord. >> we heard the boom boom boom and we went back in. >> like three shots. >> it was about three? about three. >> the suspect hit two cruisers before he stop and got out of the car and put the gun to his head. he didn't point it at officers and officers opened fire. >>> today two penn state official will be in harrisburg facing charges of live to grand jury and failing to report sex abuse allegations. lawyers for the former vice president gary schultz and athletic director tim curley will go forward with the hearing and challenging of the evidence. earlier the man at the heart of the allegations former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandus