in anne arundel county. dorsey run. also in baltimore city, lom pard street -- lombard street at hanover. as far as delay goes, pretty hefty, 95 past liberty road. top side inner loop, just bumper to bumper there. if you're looking at anaerg speed of about 35 miles per hour. watch for delays as well, on the harrisburg expressway. and along northbound 95 from 32 past 100. then a slowdown from the 895 split over to whitemarsh boulevard. let's now go and take a live look. as you can see, pretty heavy on the beltway there at old court road. this traffic report is brought to you by papa john's. call or click online. papa john's.com, to find out about the monday toppings for touchdown specials. pack to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> it's open enrollment for medicare and managed care plans. and there are a lot of things marylanders need to know. let's ask the experts. jessica kartalija has more. >> reporter: hello and thank you for taking care of that long intro. we can get right into it. what do marylanders need t

we have a closure in anne arundel county on 450. just be careful and watch for detours. 11 minutes on the north side. 55 miles per hour on the j.f.x. no problems to report at ruxton road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. congress is scheduled to be back in session today. >> they are working to make a deal. >> tara mergener has the latest on the shutdown. good morning. >> the budget impasse is entering its third week and there is still no sign of a deal on capitol hill. in three days the u.s. could start default thing on its debt. cautious optimism as senate leaders head back to capitol hill still at odds over reopening federal agencies. >> i am hopeful we will get negotiations. >> a rare session on sunday led nowhere. they continue trying to work a deal. >> we had a redemptive conversation this afternoon. the divide remains with republicans refusing to man's to scale back deep automatic spending cuts known as the sequester. a we are borrowing more than million dollars every minute. we do have to address that. >>

that will be donated tomorrow morning and anne arundel county police will install it. >>> we now know the name of the man shot to death on orlean street. it happened just after 6 in the 2,000 block. an unknown suspect fired several shots hitting carter multiple times. he was 22 years old. >>> several people are in the hospital after a crash in howard county. it happened this morning along route 175 eastbound at route 108. police say the crash involved five cars. seven people were taken to the hospital, two with life threatening injuries. no word on what caused the change reaction crash. >>> -- chain reaction crash. >>> a big loss for baltimore. a popular restaurant owner well known in the community passed away. blueberry pancakes, chicken and waffles, delicious staples at miss shirley's, a successful restaurant chain. he died at sinai hospital after a battle with leukemia. he was 61 years old. the mayor released a statement saying my heart aches at hearing the news of eddie dopkin's passing. miss shirley's cafe is a baltimore landmark. two years ago wjz talked to dopkin about competin

onoper jackie klein was hit route 100 new catherine avenue in anne arundel county. her mother said she has a long road to recover. >> like a two-hour drive, all i knew was we needed to get here. >> since the day of that horrible phone call, amy reid's only focus is getting her daughter better. >> i am prepared that this could be a long time. that is what i am preparing myself for. quick she stopped to help a fellow trooper with a field sobriety test when a car drove by and hit her. she was thrown into the air and landed in a ditch. client suffered a traumatic brain injury and broken bones. her mother said families member -- family members have watched her -- from her bedside as she fought with the same determination that won her praise as a trooper a year ago. >> i am overjoyed about everything she does. just will things. making eye contact. >> according to police, the driver failed to move or to avoid the traffic stop as required by law. obviously at was terrible mistake and that is the reason that they have a lot that you need to move over purely so this does not

an investigation is now underway into a suspected murder suicide in anne arundel county. police say the suspect is a baltimore city police officer hired in september of 2009 to the eastern district. wjz is live. rochelle ritchie reports on this murderous love triangle. >> reporter: this is certainly a disturbing story of love gone wrong. the family of the firefight shot and killed released a statement -- firefighter shot and killed released a statement moments ago saying he died a hero trying to protect his girl friend. 27-year-old baltimore city firefighter andrew scott hoffman is dead after being shot at his home in glen burnie police say by baltimore city police officer christopher robinson. >> we were quickly able to determine through our evidence and investigation that this was a murder suicide. it was a domestic type relationship that was going on. >> reporter: anne arundel county police say 26-year-old marie hartman was killed before robinson turned the gun on himself. family friends say hartman was the ex-girl friend of the 307- year-old police officer and had rec

county. >>> of course brisk fall day in anne arundel. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist tim williams is at the silvern arboretum. but we begin with tim -- bob turk. >> we didn't get quite as cold as forecasted. tonight, we might. might just get that. we're at 53 degrees around here. to the west of us, out in western maryland. oakland, stuck 82 degrees once again. they have been 30, 32. [ no audio ] >> well, we're here at the civilern arboretum. we did not hit any records last night. 36 degrees, roughly, is where we got down to in the city. but we do have frost and freeze warnings in effect again for tonight. it's going to be chilly tonight. this could be again, the coldest night of the year. we're here at the civilern arboretum. we'll have the civilern arboo retum. let's talk about what going to be going on with weather for tonight. it's going to be chilly. then tomorrow, we expect to see milder air moving into the region. your saturday is going to be a little milder than today. and yesterday, we received tem

a volunteer with an anne arundel county volunteer fire department is arrested for sexually abusing two children. i'm monique griego. coming up the charges against him. >> here is cruz. >> plus, the final -- how many orioles made the cut. the answer is straight ahead. >> taking a look outside. it was a three dog night in central maryland. is there a break in the chilly weather any time soon? meteorologist tim williams has the answer in first warning weather forecast. eyewitness news saturday morning starts now. captions provided by: caption colorado, llc. 1-800-775-7838. comments@captcolo.com. . this broadcast is real time captioned by carrie o'brien. >>> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news saturday morning. i'm gigi barnett. i'm meteorologist tim williams. it is cold outside. >> it is so cold. >> definitely. it feels unseasonably cold. the temperatures are a little bit low. we have a freeze warning in affect for another few hours. because the temperatures across the area are getting down into the low 30s. that is a little bit early for this time of the year. typically not the leve

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been 14 bank robberies so far this year in anne arundel county. 13 have been solved. reporting live from millersville, wbal-tv 11 news. >> education nation is under way in new york city. >> it is a summit about key factors for student success. >> a ravens camp in owings mills , john harbaugh had high praise for quarterback joe flacco. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-fourteen subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ask the education summit has brought together more than 300 leaders in education to talk about critical fact is that impact student chances for success. tim joins us live with the story. this is a story about a baltimore city student. caught the attention of a national nonprofit organization, one dedicated to teaching skills to young people. it starte

. >> police caught a woman robbing banks in anne arundel county. we'll tell you how they tracked her out. >> the front continuing to clear out of maryland. we'll talk about your forecast for the complete week ahead. it's right here at 5. >>> a state trooper is in critical condition at shock trauma after she was shocked by a car. jack question palestinian klein was hit along patrol on riewpt one and pasadena. they are optimistic about her recovery. >> the family of michael hat field speak out about the crash that hurt the teenager. police have a suspect three weeks after the crash. she is awaiting extradition back to carroll county. a passenger in the suspect's car helped lead police to her. >> day seven of the government shutdown. no and in sight. the government will hit its borrowing on october 17th if congress doesn't vote to raise the -- the debt ceiling. >>> we have picked up 1 to 2 inches of rain. just cloudy across the state. it's going to stay damp in the wake vut rain and the humidity is high around 70 to 90%, but no threat really for fall

. >> anne arundel county schools is among the participants in this social media project. >> what you want to do is make sure that parties feel safe and secure in that environment. >> gansler said it's not always easy to constitute what determines bullying. >> jane, i saw that you took that cupcake today. now, that might offend jane but not constitute cyber bullies. jane, you ate that cupcake today and that's why you're so fat and disgusting and nobody talks to you. she then talks to the school, they would agree and then facebook would agree. >> the new channel went online this morning. >> reporter: the agreement with facebook covers all maryland public schools. i'm pat warren reporting live. back to you. >> interesting story. thank you very much. grace's law which makes the cyber bullying of a minor is misdemeanor took effect on tuesday. >>> here is christy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> busy afternoon. harris burg express way runningw in the westbound direction. the topside of the inner loop continues to crawl along from reisterstown road over to harford road. brake lights from

>>> beefing up patrols on halloween in anne arundel county, what police are looking for. >> i'm gigiarnett in anne arundel county, the details are next. >>> controversy surrounding the washington redskins name continues. i'm jessica kartalija. the very latest from washington, where members of the oneida indian nation sit down with the nfl. what happened next? >>> and ooh, darkening skies outside on this halloween night. will we see any rain before it's through? your complete first warning weather forecast is straight ahead. ,,,,,, tnÑñ >>> it is cloudy. 68 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. well, as ghosts, goblins and ghouls take over neighborhood streets tonight, police in anne arundel county are boosting patrols, keeping an eye on something much more dangerous. wjz is live. gigi barnett is watching. >> police officers in anne arundel county are teaming up with parole officers, going door to door. to make sure that children don't come into contact with what some parents may call their worst nightmare. >> reporter: before

anne arundel county delegate, sentenced for two alcohol related arrests. alex was in court when he entered his guilty plea. >> reporter: when the boat collided with another in 2012 people were hurt including broken bonea concussion to a 5- year-old girl and her 7-year- old brother. >> it is true i was drinking operating my boat yesterday. >> reporter: then this past august, he was pulled over for drinking and driving today in court he was sentenced to 30 days in jail for each conviction a total of 60 days behind bars. >> bare minimum. of a sentence compared to what i think he deserves. >> reporter: he was piloting the other boat with his grandchildren in court, his lawyers said it was harbin's fault. >> to speed and be drunk and not watching where you are going? >> apologized and stop denying acknowledge what happened? stop denying had he not been drunk the action probably wouldn't have happened. >> once you are willing to admit you are an alcoholic it is not something that goes away. >> reporter: his efforts to do that helped keep his jail time down. >> i

we have a closure in anne arundel county on 450. just be careful and watch for detours. 11 minutes on the north side. 55 miles per hour on the j.f.x. no problems to report at ruxton

anne arundel fire crews were called to the 1200 block of hilltop road. $150,000 in damage. firefighters said when they were arriving on the same, flames were shooting from the roof. officials tell us a juvenile was home at the time but manage to escape without injuries. one firefighter was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. >> now your 11 instaweather plus forecast with meteorologist terry marshall. >> what will one day we saw today. , 20 degrees above average.

smash and grab robberies in anne arundel county.my police believe the same man may be responsible for dozens of crimes. the stories and >> it has become one of the most memorable commercials to come along in a long time. but theo commercial, catch phrases got a little too far according to one middle school. "it'sts can no longer say hump day." >> if you have seen it, and has probably made you stop and watch , giving you a chuckle or maybe even a full on laugh. >> guess what today is e >> it's hump day. next the catch phrase from the geico camel commercial is catching on in the hallways of this middle school. >> everybody is walking down the hallway saying "it's hump day." >> the superintendent tells me that some sixth-grade boys have been using the phrase so much it is becoming disruptive. not just yelling it in the hallways on wednesday, it is everyday. >> it's getting out of hand. >> just keep it to wednesdays and it will be all right. >> some kids have been called into the office, but the superintendent said it is not even as it

it's believed a career criminal who terrorized businesses across anne arundel county for the past ten months is now behind bars.. and he could be responsible for more. police say dave holland is responsible for a dozen smash and grabs. they say holland, would strike between 11 p-m and 3 a- m...masked with a bandana, wearing the same clothing. this is surveillance video of his final smash and grab in deale, maryland. while fleeing a burglary there ...his vehicle was stopped and police found a tire iron in his car. "i hope he turns his life around and don't take things that aren't yours" before this, police say he burglarized a barber shop, a ritas, starbucks, jimmy johns and many other busineses in anne arundel county. pioneering a pilot project... maryland and social networking site, facebook, are teaming up ...for a first of its kind program. grace mccomas was the howard county teen who committed suicide after being bullied on twitter. a new state law now makes it a crime to use social media to cause emotional distress to a minor. but this new partnership takes it one step further. i

next week in anne arundel county... reporting from shock trauma, paul gessler, fox45 morning news. three people... including a howard county man... are behind bars this morning... accused of human trafficking. police took the man and a rhode island couple into custody... in two unrelated cases that were reported just days apart. craig anderson has been arrested and charged in the first case. according to charging documents... his alleged victim told police that anderson forced her into prostitution. she says its been going on for two years... but last week... she was able to make her way to a fire station in sykesville... where she called police for help. <(llewellyn) "clearly, she had been assaulted and our officers arrived, they saw visible injuries to her face and they began talking with her and it became clear that the person who assaulted her was actually somebody who had forced her into prostitution."> gary maddox and amina philip are charged with human trafficking and other offenses... in the second case. investigators say they kidnapped their victim in rhode island before c

stay with >> some accidents in anne arundel county? >> ritchie highway and accident of road, we have an accident. another one on crain highway in millersville. possible lane closures at bradshaw. eastbound liberty road at washington avenue in windsor mill. downed wires at wilkens avenue. this is what it looks like it harford road in the outer loop. >> a near perfect fall day today. >> we're starting out with some low clouds and some fog in some locations. we expect a high temperature near 70 this afternoon. a little bit of rain thursday night and friday morning. high temperature in the mid to upper 60's. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> have a good day.

. >>> an anne arundel county woman accused of faking paperwork and treating people. >> joce sterman did the digging. >> reporter: as families go into this centreville doctor's office, it's with a sense of trust that the people are legitimate but the license for one former staffer wasn't worth the paper it was printed on. >> the diplomas, the certifications that she provided were not authentic. >> reporter: instead, court documents showed that the papers created by this woman shawna gunter were fake. she is accused of playing a doctor even though she didn't have a doctor. >> she forged her credentials. >> reporter: queen anne's state's attorney said gunter stole the name of a practitioner and used it to get her own license. she's been using it since july at this practice of dr. julio ramirez. >> reporter: when gunter was arrested, she was wearing a white doctor's coat and carrying three prescription pads. she later told state police she forged the paperwork to get the job here knowing it would pay a much better salary. >> a fairly lucrative occupation. >> reporter: very how crative accor

in rang recount county -- anne arundel county today officers were enforce tsmght he has been enforcingdriving laws for 17 years. he has seen the danger in cell phone us. >> an amazing situation how people lose their cons strappings and their foe -- concentration and their focus on what's important and that's driving. she has no clue. >> reporter: besides cell phone use, one of the new laws is you must wear your seat belts. it is important. this is with can happen at 10 or 15 miles an hour. >> it really surprised me. i didn't think it would be that bad. once you get on it it's bad. your head goes back. not a good feeling. >> reporter: it's in the just the driver who has to have his or her seat belt on. anyone in a car seat must be buckled up. >> i have never seen anyone not wear a seat belt. >> there he is in the white van. >> reporter: in anne arundel county, don harrison. >> if you sues a cep companyd that contributes to an accident, in i decision to the fine, you condition get three points added to your record. >>> owe own in thes to the gun law hope it will be stopped. starting toda

we have anne arundel medical center.ll have blood donation available so members of the public can give blood and help out in their own community. they will have free flu shots of the that is new this year. >> we had them last year so they are available on a limited basis so i encourage people to come early to get those if they are interested. there will be a number of screenings, blood pressure screenings and cancer screenings. we'll have a lot of venders there. the venders range from chiropractic to acupuncture to dental, and even some governmental services from the health department. >> that is really interesting. a wide variety of venders at the event too. >> absolutely. we have a good variety of venders. we hope to have a lot of citizens out there. a lot of people drop in. we'll have some free giveaways from the some of the venders, they offered some gifts and door prizes so we hope we have a lot of people out there. >> you don't often see a firefighter wearing pink. tell me about your shirt. >> we do a lot of charit

you can get a free flu shot if you live in anne arundel county.ead to the center or between 1 and 3:30. also at the glen burnie health center. >>> someone purchased a megamillions ticket in anne arundel. you might hold the jackpot. it was sold at the dash-in. people we talked to today were hoping they bought it. if you take the cash option it's about $86 million. >> i don't know who did it yet. we will find that out. >> i got a call in the wee hours of the morning that there was a jackpot wish in the stayed of maryland and only maryland has that winning ticket, so we were really excited. >> the winner has 182 days to claim that prize. >> continuing coverage on the pear of pitbulls affected by the new pitbull law. sasha and bear were back with the owners. they were forced out of the home when the land lower banned pitbulls. they are back home with their real family here tonight. you know who's home tonight, kelly? jacob andis. he isn't the summer visiting all 33 major league ballparks to raise money and

anne arundel county ... for... the... past 10 months.../ . janice park is live in gambrills tonight...and tells us at least a dozen businesses had their windows blown out, from these smash and grabs. janice? police say for 10 months...david holland was able to burglarize business after business. each time, investigators say he used this tire iron here...to smash his way through. police say for months, career criminal david holland terrorized businesses. they say holland, would strike between 11 pm and 3 am...masked with a bandana, wearing the same clothing. this is surveillance video of his final smash and grab in deale, md. before this, police say he burglarized a barber shop, a ritas, starbucks, jimmy johns and many other busineses in anne arundel county. while fleeing a burglary in deale...that's when his vechicle was stopped and they found the tire iron in his car. pacted, passedo to consumer sult of crim rsike this" payback in the form of an irs audit for criticizing the

and anne arundel police say they have linked a bus driver to to robberies at the same bank. he robbed the bank twice in september. -- she robbed the bank twice in september. she has worked as a full bus driver in prince george's county since october. toice say she confessed using the stolen money to pay her bills. the biggest bugs marylanders have seen this year have been cicadas. in china, but the asian giant barnett is being blamed for more than 40 deaths in china. experts say unusually dry and hot weather is making it easier for the huge hornets to breed. >> this is public enemy number one, the asian giant hornet. they have killed 42 people since july. and brought fear to china. and the most danger -- >> [indiscernible] >> at least 1600 have been injured. the hornet's than them is highly toxic, so powerful it can dissolve human tissue. more than five things can cause renal failure. authorities have struggled to control the hornets, which can travel up to 25 miles per hour. hundreds of exterminations have been mobilized to destroy their nests, which are at their biggest th

wjz and mike schuh are live outside anne arundel county police headquarters in millersville. >> reporter: good morning. you think of who might be a bank robbery suspect, a school bus driver may not be high on that list. jamese queen confessed to police she needed money to pay her bills. now the 47-year-old bus driver stands accused of robbing this bank of glen burnie not once but twice. >> we buzzed her out. crazy world. >> a lot of people are desperate nowadays so it's not really surprising anymore. >> reporter: surveillance cameras capture robbery images, both times police say she handed the teller a note demanding cash. the first time on september 13th. a security dye pack in the money explodes as she leaves the bank. the second time two weeks later she handed the note to the same teller. she adds " -- >> reporter: she drives away with cash in a black hyundai. then on saturday police say she tries it again at a different branch. >> a very alert employee of the bank of glen burnie jotted down a tag number, that was just the break we needed. >> reporter: shortly after saturday's attempt

. >> 28-year-old adam bartsch a federal air marshal from anne arundel county runs from news cameras after he is released from jail on a $10,000 bail after a man says he caught him taking inappropriate pictures of women on a plane. >> and he pressed a button and took three or four pictures. >> police say it happened on board southwest flight 3132 departing from nashville where bartsch was on duty. as the women walked past his seat a witness says he saw him use a cell phone camera to take pictures underneath their skirts. >> the average person is looking forward because they're looking for a seat. they're not focusing on the guy's hand sticking out a little bit and taking a picture. >> the witness says he grabbed the phone and turned it over to a flight attendant. we tried to talk to bartsch at his home in crofton. neighbors say his actions show a lack of respect for his position and the lives he's hired to protect. >> that's a lot of responsibility, and yeah, i was totally shocked by that. you wouldn't expect that from a person in that position. >> the officials would not go on camera, but

. >>> there's one winning ticket in the $189 million mega millions jackpot and it was sold in anne arundel county. ron just got back from the store where the winning ticket was purchased. he's live with the latest. >> reporter: hi, jessica. a lot of excitement on quarterfield road. we don't know who holds the winning ticket. we no e -- we know the owner of the store has hit it big. >> the big ticket was sold here at the dash in on quarterfield road in severn. it's breaking news here. store owner is feeling the excitement. >> i am so happy right now. i got the phone call from the lottery and they said somebody hit the ticket from my store at quarterfield dash in. i was so excited to see who hit the lottery. i hope it's a local customer. >> the holder can trade it for easy street. >> it's $189 million. it's almost the you take if you take the lump sum $130 million. after taxes about $86 million for that person or people. >> for mr. sing, a jackpot of his own. he will get a $100,000 commission. >> that's what i heard. we will see. now we will go to vacation. maybe go to canada or somewhere el

it will get into northern calvert and southeastern and southern anne arundel. upper marlboro, this maybe get you but areas south of you will be seeing it the next one or two hours. north and west we've had more breaks. temperatures have dipped into the mid-30s. we have mid-50s in southern maryland. temperatures eventually will top out in the mid- to upper 50s but a chilly breeze today. monika action good morning. >> good morning. it's a great way to start mid week. i spoke to my traffic peeps overnight and they said no big deals overnight on most of the major thoroughfares. out west it cleared out early. you're good to go on 66 coming into manassas, centreville, fairfax. on the west side of town as well. let's take a live look insides the beltway at the key bridge. nice and quiet in and out of georgetown and rosslyn leaving m street as well. you'll be fine coming in on canal road and the clara barton parkway. let's go back over to the maps. the north side of town college park into silver spring, no issues right now. we're in good shape on the beltway in prince

. >>> anne arundel county police need your help tracking down a woman that robbed the same bank twice in the last few weeks. these are surveillance pictures of the woman. police say she robbed the bank of glen burnie saturday morning and september 13th. if you have any information about the crimes, ann arundel county police want to speak to you. >>> torrey smith and his new wife post a surprise picture on instagram telling the world that they are going to be parents. >> the couple posted this photo announcing we are prego using a spaghetti sauce jar as a prop. smith wrote he couldn't believe his wife got him to take the picture but it's a blessing. they were married in june. congratulations to them. >>> the ravens are on the road sunday. they play at miami. you can see the action from your home live right here on the kick off at 1:00. >>> still to come on "wjz eyewitness news at noon," shrinking tumors. the new fda drug that is fighting the early signs of breast cancer. >> plus, a massive landslide on a popular hiking trail. the results are deadly. details are next. >> a gorgeous afte

an anne arundels police officer saw a car hit a curb. >> three teenagers under the age of 21, clearly in the position of 70 boxes of ammunition and then the burglary tools there. were bolt cutters, latex gloves and a flashlight. that rises to the level of probable cause. >> reporter: the driver 18-year- old brandon sharif and two other teenagers were inside. they admitted to breaking into the trailer and stealing the rounds. police don't believe this is part of a bigger plot. >> these guys didn't have weapons in their possession or access. we didn't have a huge public safety concern that there was any type of plot. we think they got their hands on some ammunition and randomly went into this storage container. >> police said they breck into a ford mustang and stole car parts. in hanover, don harrison, abc2 news. >> 16 and 15-year-olds are dharged as juveniles. >>> he is wanted for stealing copper from a bge substation in gambrills. the substation has been a target for copper thieves. if you have information call anne arundel county police or metro crime stoppers. >>> now to a developin

in, we've got heavy rain south of easton, southern caroline county, just light shower act for anne arundel but this whole line slowly but steadily drifting north. it's interesting from baltimore north, dry all day, so under the clouds. rain totals edging up over the next 24 hours north of an inch in d.c. and baltimore could get half an inch to three quarter of an inch. if there is a flash flood warning, you'll want to know. just download hour storm shield app it. could come in handy with the coastal storm, already sitting in a large serve. coastal flood advisories, some coastal flood warnings. it may surge high are into the next few days, so wild times at the beaches, closer to the middle part of the state, just cloudy for the big boat show in annapolis today. still the midshipman able to get out and rain slowly edging in from the south. 60 at bwi. the day is getting shorter. we don't turn the clocks back until the end of the month but 6:36, an earlier sunrise. your bay plan are, raw and breezy. winds northeast, gusting to 20. bay water temps hovering in the 70s but we'll see what happens.

anne arundel county ... for... the... past 10 months.../ investigators say dave holland of annapolis is responsible for a dozen smash and grabs. they say holland, would strike between 11 pm and 3 am...masked with a bandana, wearing the same clothing. this is surveillance video of his final smash and grab in deale, md. before this, police say he burglarized a barber shop, a ritas, starbucks, jimmy johns and many other busineses in anne arundel county. while fleeing a burglary in deale...that's when his vechicle was stopped and they found the tire iron in his car. "i hope he turns his life around and don't take things that aren't yours" police say holland may be responsible for several more commercial burglaries. medical marijuana... may... be legal in maryland..../ but... synthetic marijuana is not..../ a new law... which bans the substance... hit... the books this week.../. jeff abell... shows us, its already having an impact.... the parents of charlie eichler blames synthetic marijuana for taking their son's health.. (fa

anne arundel county is extending the hours for its rabies vaccine clinic. the clinic runs next thursday october the 24th at the anne arundel county animal control facility in beautiful millersville this. normally runs from noon until 3 but you can bring your pets out to get vaccinated until 8:00. the cost $5. >>> more than half of preeing women experience morning sickness. about 10% to 15% need medication to cope but worry it may harm the baby. a study out of denmark found no link between a drug and birth defects. >> even if there was a slight increase, this is the kind of study that would probably pick that up. again, there wasn't. i think that's very reassuring. >> researchers say it's one of the most commonly used medications during the pregnancy. complete findings are in the american journal of maryland cal association. >> all right. you missed your flight for one reason or another. now it's time to re-book. the best way it get a ticket. >>> do you talk to your doctor about the cost. why you're being urged to do just that. >> i'm abc2 chief meteorologis

coastal flood advisory for anne arundel county, and the southern tip of the state.mall craft advisories up because of that enhanced surf, which is 5, 6, 7 feet. winds heavy and steady. the coastal rain maker is in play. a big rain maker. it's such a slow mover. it will depend how this low drifts and how close to the maryland coast it sets up. either way bank on rain through the overnight and a wet potential. for more on the system, meteorologist mike masco. >> it's interesting. the center is over some very warm water. so an eye signature with the first one. i want to show you very impressive visible satellite. this has a tail to it. that's an indication it's deepening. lightning is being detected. an interesting storm. it's not going to get too far north but just offshore of ocean city. with the high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south, we get a bit of a pressure gradient. this brings not northeasterly wind going into the next couple of days. we're talking about several high tides that could be impacted. a minor event, not expecting tremendous winds but

. >> anne arundel is one of the school district were fighting the flu can't take place right on campus. last year they provided 14,000 doses to students and they believe that the numbers will continue to rise. the flu is the last thing on the mind of these students, but many of them will be among the thousands of students systemwide lining up for the flumist in the next week or so. the vaccine is given to children from the ages of two to 9. >> we are preventing the spread children getting these vaccinated with the flumist. then they are not spreading the flu at home. they are not spreading it to their classmates. it's really making a difference. the flumist started showing up in anne arundel county school seven years ago and appears to be catching on with students. have taken it many times. when i was in kindergarten, i was afraid of it because i thought i was going to get a shot. because it was called the flumist. it were just shooting stuff up my nose. >> because students have become more familiar with the vaccine, numbers have gone up. >> the first time we did it, they were not too

a volunteer with the anne arundel county fire department is arrested for sexually abusing two children. i'm monique griego, coming amount the long list of charges against him. >> he is cruz, he has flied out and struck out. >> reporter plus, gold glove finalists announced. how many orioles made the cut? >> looking outside it was a three dog night in central maryland. so is there a break in the chilly weather any time soon? meteorologist tim williams has the answer in first warning weather forecast. >> eyewitness news saturday morning starts now. >> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news saturday morning. i'm gigi barnett. >> i'm meteorologist tim williams. temperatures are in the chilly 30s across most of the area. it is a coal start to the day and going to be a pretty seasonable chilly day. just a little bit below or normal highs. not as windy. >> light jacket day. >> and fall like. we're looking at sunshine and blue skies. look at that, hardly a cloud to be found. that's today and tomorrow. our forecast will start off with temperatures in the 30s. at bwi we're at 33 degrees. we hav

from ann arundel county. now, police say that they stole it from a shed in hanover, belonging to a federal air marshal program. we are told that it was put there after a training exercise. the transportation security administration is looking into how the ammunition was stored and if any procedures were violated. >>> this is the life blood for the port of baltimore but making the way for the panama canal traffic, it may create bigger problem force a southwest baltimore community. if csx gets its way it will have many tractor ailers coming through the old claremont rail yard and double stacked trains would be sent through the country. some people living near the proposed 70-acre site are not too happy about it. >> we have been informed that our properties will go down in value. there was nothing said to how we would even be compensated by the city or anyone. just that we will lose in the end. and the noise levels are going to go up. and 300 and some trucks a day will come through here. and no quietness for any

anne arundel county police helped install the television. the couple said they were very excited. >>> same-sex couples can legally wed in the state of new jersey in less than 30 minutes which meant many preparations over the weekend. but for some couples the process was thrilling and confusing. a moment 23 years in the making as this couple applies for a marriage license in jersey city. >> is this true? >> yes. >> put your hand down. >> friday the state supreme court blocked the governor's attempt to not have these marriages performed. >> i live the same life-style as a man and a woman. >> and this weekend municipal building across new jersey added extra officers for the licenses. >> we feel our marriage is validated in the eyes of the state. >> ceremonies were scheduled to begin first thing monday at 12:01. >> it's exciting. >> but some couples say they could not get a marriage high sense because the state did not give the clerks enough instruction. new jersey haw requires couples wait three days between obtaining a license and getting marr

. >> reporter: an anne arundel county family won $189 million this month. second largest jackpot in maryland history. ticketholders hope that luck holds for them. >> i certainly hope so. i certainly certainly hope so. >> reporter: the next drawing is tomorrow night and the jackpot as of now is $55 million. i'm pat warren reporting live. now back to you vic. >> reporter: see you at the store pat so we can buy those tickets. the largest jackpot 651 million was won in march 2012. 45 states participate. >> 45 million is fine with me. i don't need 651 million. >>> international mystery the questions surrounding this little girl and what really happened to her parents. >>> i'm alex demetrick and coming up maryland water men take the extraordinary step of suing the state. find out why as eyewitness news continues. >> i'm mary bubala a facelift for baltimore's washington memorial. we'll detail the changes coming up. >> it is a picture perfect october evening. evidenced by sky chopper 13. will the trend continue all week long. bob is updating the weather. ,,, >>> it

this one knocked out power to parts of anne arundel county. the car was driving on route 450 in annapolis when it hilt a utility pole and brought down a power line. the car caught fire. when&when that fire was put out, the driver was found dead inside. police arrested 26-year-old douglas halloran bowie. it's not clear which started that fire. >>> the well-known santony super market announce its is shutting down. the city bottle tax drove away his customers. today, mayor stephanie rawlings- blake is dumping to the defense of the bottle tax. political reporter pat warren has more on two very different stories remember. >> reporter: hi, kai. this is one of those cases where the operation is a success, but the patient dies. stores are saying they're losing customers, but the city is making money. >> reporter: the grocer. the government. >> it breaks my heart that he's closing. >> it's the by-product of the bottle tax. >> i respectfully disagree with the premise that the bottle tax is solely to blame. >> she's misinformed. as on most of the details

. >>> in anne arundel county for the first time ever a woman is charged with manslaughter while texting. police say in march 19-year-old elizabeth meyers drove her car into the path of 30-year-old jonathan roberts on route 3 and killed him. prosecutors say they can prove meyers was texting while driving. meyers is now facing several charges including negligent manslaughter. stay with wjz, more on this story coming up at 6:30. >>> in new york an undercover police detective has been arrested in the motorcycle road rage attack up there. investigators say video evidence shows the detective pounding on the back window of the surrounded suv. he will face riot and mischief charges. the driver of the suv was beaten and needed stitches. one of the motorcyclists was run over in the incident. >>> a woman is suing a chicago area jail over a controversial strip search. video shows three deputies, three men and a woman searching 33-year-old dana holmes. an attorney said the deputies violated her civil rights and broke illinois raw that requires only same-sex officers conduct strip searchs in isolatio

. >>> anne arundel county police say they won't do what you can't do. i'm pat warren, coming up on eyewitness news, putting down the cell phone. >>> lots of rain in the area, and there's plenty more coming. don't miss the updated forecast with bob. ,,,,,,,,,, so, um, do you want to come up for a coffee? yeah. 'kay... uh... good. so... so, uh... you make yourself at home and i'll be... yeah. right back. sure. (gasp) oh, i th... i thought we were... (deep inhale) (coffee grinder whirring) ooh... with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. this is nice. >>> it's raining and 52 degrees in central maryland. complete first warning weather forecast. >>> rabies has surfaced in an anne arundel park. alex demetrick reports. health officials are warning people to be cautious around wild animals and stray animals. >> reporter: raccoons long ago, bridged the divide. now, close encounters with rabid ones are found on you tube. >> oh, baby. >> that's just scary. >> reporter: a virus that atta

from 11:00 this morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. >>> well, purple friday comes a day early in anne arundel county that's because tonight arundel mills will host the first ever fall football festival event. there argoing to be live entertainment. giveaways, food and drinks and appearances by some of the 2013 football champs. if you're curious it starts at 5:30 can runs until 9:00 this evening. >>> a new report is out today about gas drilling. fracking. the environment's center which opposes the drilling will talk about the possible threats including water and air pollution. the report comes as maryland considers the possibility of opening its doors to fracking. >>> baltimore county is going to be a big announcement helping make sure you get the flu shots. several super saturday clinics throughout the county this weekend including at pikesville high. halliburton middle and randallstown community center. the vaccines will be able first come, first -- available first come, first serve. >>> also giving you permission on when you can leave the house and tell your boss it's all his fault. lynette

. >>> if you live in anne arundel county and bought a mega millions lottery ticket check your numbers. someone, one of you, is $189 million richer this morning after winning last night's jackpot. here's a look at the winning numbers. 7, 10, 30, 37, 53, 1, the multiplier 3. i would imagine somebody checked that ticket before going to bed last night. >> that's so exciting. >> what would you do this morning? would you call in, go into work? >> what would you do? >> i don't know. >> i would come in and say here's your two weeks. >> we wouldn't. we would stay here. >> of course. but it's going to be so nice out. >> this is true . we could go out. >>> it's going to be beautiful, plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the mid 80s out there by the afternoon. so another final taste of summer sunshine before things start to turn a little bit cooler. >> awesome. >>> speaking of being out and about, ron matz out and about in one of our favorite places, the rawlings conservatory. good morning. it's the ladies show today. >> again. >> reporter: good morning . i just checked. buck showalter always has

. >>> some more breaking news out of anne arundel county, at this hour. car has gone into a home in glen burnie. captain jeff long is in sky eye chopper 13 over the scene. captain jeff? >> anne arundel first responders are on scene, where this suv has smashed through the front of this house. now, there's two ambulances on scene. but we don't have any information on any injuries. there's also a fire truck and a couple of police cars. and the neighbors have started to gather around out front. now, we do also know that the building inspector has been -- has been called in to check this out before they go ahead and remove that vehicle. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> all right. thank you, jeff. >>> and of course, we'll follow this story and bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> right now, let's check in with bob. another beautiful evening out there, bob. >> unbelievable weather out here. >> and we've got more headed our way. if you loved today, you'll love the next three or four days probably. >

people who live near marley creek in anne arundel county are being warned to stay away from the water. monique griego has more on how a leak began and what is being done to clear it up. >> reporter: warning signs posted around anne arundel county creek. after a leak spends sewage flowing into the water. >> you smell is once in ray while. but last week, it was really bad. a really strong smell. >> reporter: living near the station, jane waller is used to catching a whiff of waste. but monday, the snell was -- smell was unbearable. >> 3:30 in the morning, we were notified of an overflow. >> reporter: director chris phipp says they discovered the source of the backup to this station here. the station is undergoing major renovation. and during construction, is using a temporary pumping system am. >> the temporary pumps, the pipass pumps had failed. were not running. >> reporter: once the sewage pops the top on the manhole, the only way it can go is downhill. and in this case tflowed into the area and into the creek. >> we had about three hours, where sewage was flowing into the creek. >>

. >>> the search is over for the female bank robber who struck three times in anne arundel in recent weeks and it was a lucky break that led police to the arrest. derek valcourt has surprising details on the suspect. derrick? >> reporter: not your typical bank robbery suspect. in this case, she was a school bus driver. jamese queen confessed to police she needed money to pay her bills. the 47-year-old bus driver stands accused of robbing this bank of glen burnie not once but twice. >> a bus driver? crazy world. >> a lot of people are desperate nowadays. not really surprised anymore. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured the robberies both times. she demanded a note asking for cash. a dye back exploded. the second time she handed the note to the same bank teller adding no dye back this time. >> reporter: know when you come in, i know when you leave. don't draw attention to yourself. on saturday police say she tried it again at a different branch. >> and a very alert employee voted down a tag number that was just the break that we needed. >> reporter: shortly after saturday's atte