. i've always loved baltimore. baltimore is close to me so. i love them. i appreciate all the support. i appreciate them watching. but that's for everybody. you know without fans, i don't know if people know this but without fans, i dont get to be a star. family feud airs weeknights at 6 and 6:30 right here on fox 45. sunday was one of televisions biggest nights. the 65th annual prime- time emmy awards in los- angeles. and maryland came out as a big winner too. ( julia louis- dreyfus won for the most outstanding lead actress in the comedy "veep" . parts of the show are filmed here in the baltimore area. dreyfus even made a joke about her win. "i've actually lost many many more times than i've won... i've lost 10 times as a matter of fact. so it is delicious to win." yesterday's emmy was dreyfus 4-th statue for best actress in a comedy series. and netflix made history ... winning three awards for house of cards. one for the best directing in a drama series and two for creative arts. house of cards.. starring kevin spacey... is also filmed in the baltimore area. it's the first win for a

fox-baltimore dot com... and click on "spotcrime" in the "hot topics" section at the top of the screen a maryland delegate is calling for a moratorium on controversial new educational standards... called "common core." the move comes after a heated school meeting last week... in which this howard county parent was arrested. the charges were later dropped.... but the debate over common core continues. it's designed to unify educational standards across the country... but parents and educators say it's been thrown at them with little explanation. delegate pat mcdonough is now introducing a bill to delay the new curriculum... incue: the red flag goes up.... outcue: you've got victims." delegate mcdonough's bill would also create a commission to study the impact of common core. he says it should be made up of teachers and parents. fox45 wants to know how you feel about stories that are meaningful and impact your lives.go to our website and take our news survey you can give us your thoughts on several different ca

it is baltimore's new casino. i will take you inside at 6:00. >> some new details on a story we brought you latebreaking yesterday at 5:00. a rescue is underway in frederick county after a man found himself trapped in a trench. emergency crews say they arrived on the scene to find the man stuck in the water filled ditch with mud and construction debris , water up to his chest, and the water was rising. the skewers were able to turn off the water, and they managed to ask great -- to extricate the man. he was flown to the hospital in stable condition. >> as we cover the nation, a triple train collision in texas forces at least 30 freight cars from the tracks. trainals say a trade -- a rear-ended another one, and a third train slammed into the accident scene. two crew members were injured critically. meanwhile, it was breaking news last night at 11:00, the evacuation of a police headquarters building in columbus, ohio. investigators say the source of the explosion was a battery for a hydraulic ladder and it exploded

this morning, the governor turned to the baltimore sun...claiming baltimore's recent spike in violent crime has a lot to do with a decline in the number of people who are being arrested. (19:32:27) (governor) "i think the mayor understands we need to improve our level of effort on enforcement...." (21:36:38) (mayor) "honest minds can differ but this honest mind is also fact dependent and the data show that more arrests didn't lead to a safeer city." when the governor served as baltimore's mayor, he employed a zero tolerance policy.... widespread arrests.....he claims, brought crime down. (19:31:55) "we achieved the biggest reduction in part one crime of any major city in america from 2000 to 2009...." in fact, in the first few years when o'malley was mayor, the city's violent crime rate did significantly decline....but it continued to decline long after he left office. still....when compared to the state...and the rest of the nation....baltimor e remained one of the most violent cities in the country... (4:08:06) (david rocah) "when then mayor o'malleys arrest everybody strategy was a

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city leaders converge in east baltimore. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake: "no one deserves to live on a block with blighted houses." money: recently acquired through a federal mortgage fraud settlement... will not go to rehabing old homes, terrell: "wow." rather... tear down vacant ones. james larry jordan, oliver: "we are in the oliver community, and we're knocking down houses that needed to be knocked down a long time ago." four homes on east lansing street... the first of 500 more to be torn down. man: "10 million to knock down 500 houses!" james larry jordan, oliver: "ain't nobody lived in these houses ever since i was little." ronald lang, sr.: "it's a sad day. i knew people who lived in those houses." jamie brown, oliver: "tear it down. ain't no use. ain't nobody paying for it. ain't nobody buying it." it's all a continuance of the city's vacants to value program. jamie brown, oliver: "vacant, vacant, vacant there's a whole lotta vacants around here, yo." james larry jordan, oliver: "it's a big pile of rubble and they'v

live in north baltimore -- melinda roeder - fox 45 news at 5:30. baltimore county police detectives continue to look for a suspect in the death of a rosedale man... who was shot to death in his house last night. it happened just before 3 o'clock at a home on aldeburgh court... in a small neighborhood cul de sac. police say a suspect fired multiple shots from outside david wutoh's home. wutoh was pronounced dead on scene. donald mangels, rosedale: "we've been here for 26 years, and nothing like this as far as i know has ever really happened. there's been minor burglaries, but nothing like a murder." baltimore county police say they don't believe there is a danger to the community. a civil liberities organization suspects... baltimore's police commissioner has ordered the words stop and frisk be stripped from policies... so information about the controversial policy can't be released. it's... a... story... crime and justice reporter joy lepola... was... first to report this morning... on facebook. ((joy)) the question.... people are asking tonight is

go to fox- baltimore dot com... and click on "navy yard shooting" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. we are just now learning the names of the two city police officers involved in tuesday's deadly crash on northern parkway and york road. police confirm they are officer adam storie-- a two year veteran, and officer warren banks the second, a five year veteran--both out of the northeast district. police say they were following a honda accord after seeing the people inside engage in what they call suspicious activity. the car ran into a jeep... killing 43 year old angel chiwengo. chiwengo's family say they blame those officers for her death. she had been in the united states for just over a year. they say she was being driven home by a co- worker when the accident happened. an accident her older sister learned about.... from her husband. (( )) 17:51:32 butt bite 17:51:58

go to fox- baltimore dot com... and click on "navy yard shooting" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. a florida man finds himself in 'hot water' after attempting to pay his water bill... with cocaine! water utility employees says a man just walked into their office and handed the clerk an envelope and walked out. when they opened it up they saw a white powdery substance... that turned out to be cocaine. deputies are trying to figure out who the man is... and why he did it. firefighters in pennsylvania rescue a hot dog.. that got itself into a big of a pickle. "precious" the dachshund got stuck in a groundhog hole. after two hours of digging... firefighters were able to free the dog and reunite her with her owner. coming up... put a stop to situations like this... dog houdini nats an expert tells us the cure... for separation anxiety. and... where you can go to taste the best local dishes.. made by the best local chefs. it's coming up next in our hometown hotspot. you're watching fox 45 good day

baltimore has seen some amazing exhibits come to town. as mike reports, exhibits for the latest show at the science center, mummies have come from all over the world. >> the start of this show has been waiting for you. waiting for centuries. a >> a really cool exhibition, we have brought mummies together for 20 different museums. >> >> reporter: egyptian, sure, but these mummies come from all over the world. >> we have beautiful mummies from north america. >> besides people, there are animals, too this is a howeller monkey, the egyptians made monkeys some of them were mummified by nature. a lot of them were naturally preserved. no human intervention at all. >> >> you have to recognize them as people. >> i think that's what i find gooky about it. >> they have a chance to share so much with us. things we couldn't possibly understand. once you see them in person, a completely different idea of who they were. >> over a million people have seen this. it was put together by baltimore native. >> this is a nine city u.s. tour. it's fantastic. thi

baltimore city police are looking for a suspect in connection with a deadly shooting in northwest baltimore. police arrived at the scene on penhurst ave near white oak avenue a little after five this evening. that's where they found the unidentified victim. he was taken to sinai hospital, but didn't survive. a woman pleads guilty to supplying gang members with drugs at the baltimore city jail. prosecutors say tyesha mayo gave marijuana and prescription pills to corrupt corrections officers who smuggled them into the city detention center for tavon white...leader of the black guerilla family gang

fox-baltimore dot com... and click on "spotcrime" in the "hot topics" section at the top of the screen knocking down nats knocking down vacant city homes... the decision... the community will have to make next on fox45 news at ten... ...and why one town in new jersey.... wants to cancel halloween... when we come back hundreds... of... homes... will face the wrath of a bulldozer... like these... in... east baltimore today..../ paul gessler... was... there... as the first homes... were turned... to rubble... from... a... 10 million dollar federal mortgage fraud... settlement. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake: "i know that we'll 500 homes ...represent... just three percent ...of the city's... estimated... 16 thousand... vacant homes. one new jersey town... is spooking little kids everywhere... by canceling halloween! in gloucester township... the council approved a resolution asking parents to restrict halloween activities to private parties.. and not to allow children to trick or treat. and if they do go door to

to learn more log on to fox baltimore dot com slash morning. coming up on good day baltimore...e you're most likely to fall victim... and how criminals are able to pull off the thefts... so fast. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 8)) i know that what jesus christ heard my momma's prayers. god answers our fervent heart-felt prayers, he answers those and delivers us. i realized that the stuff i have been through, the seven years i was on the streets, god was going to use it for s gggggggggg we are following breaking news out of northeast baltimore. three people are dead and another is in critical condition after a car crash at york road and northern parkway. megan gilliland is live on the scene with the latest. in: officers were in the area

. >> baltimore's new horseshoe casino is going up quickly. that is what happens when you can work six days a week. you can see the steel structural -- structure on russell street. we got a sneak peek at the construction. kim dacey joins us live with an update. >> casino officials said the construction itself is generating 2000 jobs. once the casino is done, 1700 more jobs will come to baltimore to run the table games, slot machines, and entertainment inside. this end of the building, this is all baltimore marketplace. food outlets, beverage outlets. >> the horseshoe casino in baltimore is well on its way to completion. crews have been working six days a week on the building. >> you can see the real look of the casino starting to develop. in thecasino is going up stadium alongside russell street. when it is finished, it will stand three stories tall. it will have games, entertainment, and restaurants of two of those stores. >> we have two celebrity chef restaurants coming in. we have some baltimore city creek businesses that will be in the fac

. >> how did you use baltimore and characters from baltimore to make this film. quacks baltimore inspires me. this is my third feature i have shot here. it was shot in roland park and hamilton. diversity of a habitats here. i try to represent that in my films. you feel you are also helping to bring other filmmakers to baltimore? >> i hope so. as someone who has traveled all over the world, people are interested in baltimore mainly andse of "the wire" there is room for lots of views of baltimore. quacks people can see the movie at the charles. >> at least for a week but it is there this weekend. >> you are a teach at john's hopkins? >> yes. >> if you want to learn more, you can sign up for class. " i used to be darker. ." there is also a film with the late james gandolfini. what about the name? >> we borrowed it from a song. " i used to be darker." it is not a physical thing. >> that happens to me in the summer and the fall. thank you guys for coming in. some great ideas for your leftovers next and another look at your weekend another look at your weekend forecast

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go to fox- baltimore dot com... and click on "navy yard shooting" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. the university of maryland goes before a north carolina appeals court... to explain why they shouldn't have to pay a 50- million dollar penatly for leaving the a-c-c. the conference sued maryland after the school announced its departure for the big ten. the acc's lawsuit was filed in north carolina, where the conference is headquartered. maryland responded by suing the acc in maryland in january, calling the amount an illegal penalty. that case is on hold. a ruling could take several months, and any decision could be appealed to the state supreme court. former president george h-w bush was an official witness to a same-sex marriage this past weekend. mr. bush and his wife attended the wedding of two friends in maine. the former president signed the marriage license after an impromptu request from the couple. an exotic dancer sues a popular baltimore strip club for retaliation ..... wrongful dis

baltimore county's 17th annual african american cultural festival.takes place september 21st from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. at the towson courthouse plaza. call them at 410-466-5755 or go to aaculturalfestival.com. >>> thanks for watching on wjz ♪ i see a land ♪ with liberty for all ♪ yet still i know ♪ the truth will rise and fall ♪ ♪ oh, yeah-ee-ah ♪ that's just the way it goes ♪ ♪ a word now to the wise ♪ the world was made to change ♪ day is a surprise ♪ ♪ i'm lookin' at life through my own eyes ♪ ♪ i'm searchin' for a hero to idolize ♪ ♪ feelin' the pain as innocence dies ♪ ♪ i'm lookin' at life ♪ through my own eyes £♪ y'll take my heart into battle ♪ ♪ give that freedom bell a rattle ♪ ♪ get my independence signed ♪ ♪ declare for it on the dotted line ♪ ♪ let philadelphia freedom ring ♪ ♪ and patriotic voices sing ♪ red, white, and blue, never give up ♪ ♪ you represent america ♪ hopin' and prayin' for a brighter day ♪ ♪ i listen to my heart and i obey ♪ ♪ how can i see it any other way? ♪ ♪ i'm lookin' at life ♪ i'm lookin' at life ♪ with my

it happened in southwest baltimore. and that is where we find lowell surprisingly, even though federal agents are involved, we are only at the beginning stages of the investigation. the scene is very difficult to travel here in the 3100 lock. atf agents are on the scene trying to figure out what caused the fire. was it intentionally set or was it accidental? it is something this neighborhood did not see coming and the aftermath were many is devastating. >> i am really heartbroken. was aas been here since i little girl and i'm 49 years old now. >> friday night, the three brothers holding which houses a convenience store, liquor store, barbershop, laundromat and internet cafÉ caught on fire. the fire was not rot under control until almost 5:00 the next morning, destroying a staple many in the neighborhood it can only get to it when it snows great this is the only thing that can get to you. it is heartbreaking. >> more than 30 atf agents were seen coming through the wreckage. assistant special agent in charge told 11 news

go to fox- baltimore dot com... and click on "navy yard shooting" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. tense moments on a work construction site in maryland... after a worker gets stuck in the mud. it happened in new market. officials say the man was in a ditch when a water pipe burst. the water quickly started to gush out and filled the ditch......leaving the 49-year-old worker trapped waist-deep. as you see he was eventually pulled out. he's reportedly is in good condition. a woman who accused former anne arundel county executive john leopold of misconduct resolves her wrongful termination case karla hamner will receive 110- thousand dollars from anne arundel county. leopold's former spokeswoman accused him of firing her after she refused to help with his re- election campaign. (:25) "this is a huge victory for me and i feel its a huge victory for women who are in similar situations...." the county still has two similar lawsuits to resolve....filed by another former employee and the a-c-l-u. p

fox-baltimore dot com... and click on "spotcrime" in the "hot topics" section at the top of the screen the flight from buffalo to baltimore takes onlabout an hour... but for the ravens it probably seemed a lot longer this evening... sports director bruce cunningham joins us with more on a tough day in western new york.. bruce3f it's time to face a brutal truth... the ravens aren't good enough to play badly and still win...at least not right now they're not... they learned that lesson this afternoon in buffalo... the ravens trailed 20-7 at halftime, but in the third, joe flacco hits torrey smith with this 26 yard touchdown pass...cut the lead to a single touchdown...the ravens would not see the end zone again.. . ...they did get a field goal, and had the ball at the end, but joe flacco threw five interceptions...t his with less than a minute to go..and the ravens lose a tough one...23- 20... we'll have complete wall to wall coverage from, buffalo...and we'll show you a rousing sendoff for the orioles... that's

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for 60 plus violence crimes since 2010 in west baltimore. police say the arrest of 9 people where were dealing herion and cocaine, will help ensure more innocent people don't get caught up in the crossfire. "by moving quickly, major investigations unit, reasons commissioner batts, special enforcements, to investigate and prosecute repeat offenders" problem with revolving door, people are in and out of jail. gregg berstein says he plans on adding a conspiracy charge to some of these drug arrests...and that will hopefully keep offenders in jail. live in downtown baltimore jp, fox45 news at 530. we now know what caused the explosion that rocked downtown baltimore. officials say they believe fireworks exploded in a trash can outside the mitchell courthouse thursday afternoon. no one was hurt in the blast, but the courthouse was evacuated. a 17-year-old is charged with reckless endangerment and destruction of property after school administrators say he set off fire works in his school. officials say the teen set off a firework inside a bathroom o

that's what we are all about is that cutting edge research in baltimore at john hopkins. are trying to fund that and swim an extra hard one to three miles for that cause. with that in mind i want to bring in one alyssa, how are you? >> good. >> reporter: i understand that you have been doing quite a job. are you in the lead for the under 18-year-old fundraiser right now. how is that going? >> it's good. i have won it the last three years that i have swam and those are my only three years. right now i'm at 8400 and really happy. >> reporter: 8400. you are knocking on the door of 10,000. people can still googlel the swim across america page. search your name and maybe help get you to that ten thousand mark. we hope that happens. very briefly, there is a personal reason why you got involved. you are going to swim a third mile and are you raising money,

baltimore figure, the arabber. and a university of maryland grad is one catch away from becoming the leading receiver in the community football league. for all these stories read tomorrow's baltimore sun and look for the forecast from wjz. >> i love seeing them on the streets. >> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. >>> 911 emergency. >> yeah >> hello. >> my mom not -- >> this is a great story you don't want to miss. someone who dialled 911 and saved him mother. >>> a danger situation in california with high flames. >>> the weather center, 5-day forecast. >> a fire causes damage, and the blaze can be seen for miles. it has done some $6 million in damage so far. it's destroyed ten acres of hay and three structures. the firefighters are going to let it burn out and the cause is under investigation. >>> a chase ends in a cash and it's caught on dash video. >> try to get him out. >> it happened following a traffic stop in orange county. a suspected dui suspect showed a highway trooper a fake id before speeding off and

live fromtis joins us baltimore county with the arrest of the baltimore birdman. >> gregory hudnet was once described as a hero firefighter, but now police say he's a sex offender. police say the 64-year-old is charged with sexually abusing a minor on a number of occasions from 2005-2008 when that minor was 12-14 years old. in 2007, he was given a firefighter of the year award for his work as a member of the golden ring fire station number 16. at the time, the vfw told he was recommended because the decorated fire captain rescue someone from a burning vehicle. he is also a decorated ravens fan, literally. he is the baltimore birdman who at every home game would dress up and very outlandish and colorful hats and outfits. meanwhile, police say these abuse allegations against him were reported to a detective by the victim last month. against children unit conducted a full investigation and found that the victim's claims were valid, and subsequently, an arrest warrant was obtained yesterday. >> yesterday is when police say gregory hudnet turned himself in, posted $750,000 bail, and was rel

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now right now more problems on 95 closer to baltimore.ash blocking one southbound lane at caton avenue. and more problems 695 really starting to slow down here on the outer loop at baltimore national pike. that's the main concern drive times up to 15 minutes for those of you making the push from 795 down to 95. that inner loop is going to be nice and clear. and there are no problems to report on the beltway from parkville all the way up to towson. jfx54 miles per hour southbound at northern parkway in howard county. we have a crash in ellicott city near mount hebron high school. east of mount hebron drive and more problems right now on northbound route 32. there's a crash at ramp to interstate 706789 that's your tieive saver traffic. >>> 13 people shot a.3-year-old hit in the face. what happened in chicago last night. this morning that's what police are trying to figure out after a gunman opened fire at a park. three people including that child are in critical condition right now and no arrests have been made. police believe the incident

lowell melser joins us from baltimore -- south baltimore with the story. >> a disturbing story. folks here at barcs say from the start of the month, they have seen 16 cases, seven of those in the past week or so. what is basically happening is folks are bringing their dog here, confused about what is happening, only to learn the heartbreaking news there dogs have the parvovirus. >> it is pretty heartbreaking. owners are coming in with sick puppies, not sure what is going on. lots of times, it is something they cannot afford to treat and we cannot treat at the shelter. >> her organization is very concerned about a recent jump and parvovirus cases, 16 so far this month. >> it is unusual to see that many cases in this short time. to the aspca, parvovirus is very contagious. it is a life-threatening disease that attacks cells in a dog's body, most severely affecting the intestinal tract. a vaccine is available and highly recommended. symptoms include vomiting and bloody diarrhea, signals you should get your. medical attention immediately. however you should know treatment is long-te

baltimore enters its trip to orchard park as favorites, but they have never won on the road in baltimore -- in buffalo. the atmosphere is better than most. that is just fine with joe flacco. >> it is always fun. beating a team, not beating a team, it is fun. it is funny to hear the things that the crazy people say, man. why is our sport the way it is? you have all of those people. i do not mean crazy in a bad way. you have all of these people, 70,000 of them. be a good fan, i would be sitting there watching the game. these guys are going nuts. >> indeed, they are going nuts. who will win sunday? ravens.the you can continue to vote. dale earnhardt jr. has one in dover. that is it for now. time sincefirst 1979, an american president has spoken with the president of iran. about -- new snide questions tonight about the pursuit from police that ended with a fiery crash. the stories and much more coming up tonight at >> the weekend is looking really good. after some early morning fog, we will get some sunshine in the afternoon. monday, a chance for rain is only 20%. we are back to a slightly w

she's with the baltimore magazine. she has a tough job of having to sample all this stuff. >> i know. once again, i actually went to blue moon and also to stone mill for this issue as well as several other restaurants. but these were just so delicious. this is the cap'n crunch french toast made davis by guy series show. >> cap'n crunch french toast. >> everything about this sounds really bad. >> it's actually delicious. it has whipped cream, the fruit, that's the good part. you can eat the fruit and feel less guilty. >> it's gorgeous. this is the universal omelette. bacon, sausage, ham, peppers, cheddar cheese. and his lovely hashbrowns if you haven't had enough. >> we should mention red velvet back -- red velvet pancakes. with some white chocolate chips just because. >> but it has fruit on top. >> when you were taste testing all of these things, what was your grading for customer. >> pretty much we didn't read them, pretty much where you could get a good filling meal and get your day off to a good start. any of these

to rockville and baltimore city. he told a crowd that the race is all about the ideas, and he cast himself as an anti-establishment candidate. >> i'm asking people to look at the content and character of the candidates. to look at who they are, how genuine they are, and what kind of emotion they have, what kind of record to they have? help, wen, with your are here to make maryland proud. >> he blasted the tax and fee increases, sounding a his opposition to the gas tax hike. corporates cutting taxes, and lobbing companies to maryland. he cites education as a priority. doug gansler joins a list of candidates vying for the top office. others include anthony brown, andhad them as her -- republican seeking the nomination include daniel craig and ron george. maryland's primary election will be held next to him. >> the former president of baltimore's chapter of the naacp kicked off his bid for political office tonight. >> we need to get our community back to work. i'm hoping to spend time doing it. i'm concerned about the u

one of baltimore's biggest trade shows wraps up. the natural products expo was held this weekend at the convention center. the event highlighted healthy living trends offering specialty foods, beverages, supplements and beauty products. it's estimated that more than 22 thousand people attended ... generating more than 6 million dollars for the city. if you're looking for something to do why not snuggle up with a good read. this weekend you can share your love of literature at the 18-th annual baltimore book festival. the event features more than 200 nationally renowned, celebrity and regional authors. many of them will be participating in book signings, readings and panel discussions. "we have libraries which are nice but this is a whole celebration of just the art of writing and so its a great way to meet people that write books people that are just speakers its just an interesting way to kind of relate to the written word. the baltimore book festival will run from noon to 7 tomorrow in mount vernon place on north charles street...

a lt with the baltimore city 2013... lt with the baltimore city police department responds to questions... about stop and frisk... and the memorandum we obtained -- (lt) 7:04:52 so really all that's changing is the name instead officers are ordered to use the words investigative stop. (lt) 7:04:23 nothing is changing in what we do. a statement.... that came as a shock to the aclu. (sonia) 17:09:28 the federal court in new york that ruled that the city practices regarding stop and frisk were illegal would have had the same ruling whether or not they called it stop and frisk under zero tolerance back in the early 2000's.... baltimore police got in the habit of stopping and frisking people without having reasonable suspicion or probable cause. the practice ...led to a lawsuit... and costly settlement. (sonia) 17:08:13 i think there is a long track record here. we showed the aclu the memorandum. what we uncovered next... made us question the commissioners motives even more. 17:05:52 our request was dated 30 days before the m

quacks the baltimore county deputy health commissioner says in the last five years baltimore county hases and has thousands of near misses due to prescription and illegal drug overdoses. topart of a two-year plan help cut overdoses in the county by 20%, baltimore county has installed the drug drop boxes at 12 of the police precinct around the -- county. to the tune ofor three thousand dollars apiece. this will reduce injuries and deaths associated with taking these substances. >> citizens from anywhere in the state can bring their used or expired prescription drugs and deposit them in the boxes. this man's wife recently pass and had unused medication and he was the first to use this box at ville precinct. my grandson finds them around the house. >> the boxes will follow a no questions asked policy even saying that if people want to dispose of illegal drugs, that's fine, too. >> i have no need to follow those up. we put nothing in place to track who puts medication in those boxes. of where youl list can find these prescription drug drop boxes, go to our website, wbaltv.com. the way foron

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set -- deadly crash in baltimore city. your best alternate route is going to be either belvedere east sham or lake avenue. follow me on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest developments. no problem to report on the jfx. it's going to be nice and clear. southbound lanes delay free from ruxton road to fayette street. 95 also looking good. here's a look north of 195. no problems heading down to dc. and the north bound lanes are going to be nice and clear as you make a push through 100 up to 695. look at latest drive time that takes you a normal 6 minutes. 695 going to be up to speed as well. just an 11 minutes from 795 to 95. and the east side of the beltway despite construction on the outer loop right near loch raven boulevard no delays to get in your way. 11 minutes from 95 up to 83. >>> we have a traffic alert if you are driving around northern parkway and york road it's closed and it could be that way for a while. the details behind to are sad. jeff hager is going to tell us more about this. he is live this morning

it has such a rich history in baltimore. members have included samuel chase, signing of the declaration of independence. the church was closed for 3 months. on sunday they're opening their doors and celebrating being back open. >>> a baltimore landmark will reopen in october. the edgar allen poe house was closed because of a budget shortfall. it will be open from noon until 4:00 and it will be lived in the home from 1833 to 1835. >>> as we head to break, we're going to take a live look outside. this is what things look like this morning. still dark at 5:36. we will find out from lynette what's in store for the weekend when we come back. at university of phoenix, we know you can't afford wrong turns on the road to your future. that's why we build tools like our career guidance system. it's kind of like gps, you know, for your career. it walks you through different degree possibilities and even lets you explore local job market conditions, helping you map a clear course from the job you want, back to you. go to phoenix.edu and

it happened at the baltimore county savings bank on eastern boulevard. the woman handed the teller a note implying they had a bomb, then drove off with the money. but they were stopped a short distance away. the women are being held on $350,000 bail. >>> a purple parade. a 2,000 walkers march the inner harbor to end lupus. our own chris gillette owe was there it had. the lupus foundation of america helps 35,000 paints in the maryland-virginia area. and walkers today raised money to support free services for lupus patients. proceeds also went to the largest patient education program in the country at johns hopkins university. >>> it's a great weekend for baltimore. every hotel booked, thousands of visitors in town and stores seeing a big boost. as gigi barnett explains conventions, sporting events and street fairs are raking in the cash. >> reporter: this weekend the baltimore convention center is packed as the national product expo east, one of the city's largest trade shows, is in town. it draws thousands of visitors from across the country every year.

in baltimore city, the mayor fires back. we have >> at least 97 people died this week after storms battered the atlantic and pacific coasts. raging ins are still parts of the country for a west coast and the devastation is getting worse. bridges have collapsed. roads have been washed away, leaving tens of thousands stranded. in addition the airport in acapulco was foded and tourists were camped out there just hoping to get out soon. the mexican army is using to fly peopleaft out. the death toll in colorado has is into seven and three more people who are missing are presumed dead. this canyon in fort collins is one of many areas preparing for massive cleanup. look at those teachers. flooding destroyed -- look at those pictures. flooding destroyed homes and roads and will take years to repair. >> my husband and the heavy equipment guys -- >> the main concern is getting everything prepared for the upcoming winter months and getting people who are cut off out of those areas before winter. and you look at some of those stretches

baltimore, about 70 degrees. temperatures were in the upper 30's this morning. 71 elkin this hour. 60's in the mountains. you can see on our satellite radar, no rain in sight read hardly a cloud to be found across the mid-atlantic. another cool, clear evening ahead of us. the wind is nearly calm brady sunset at 7:00. that is notable. that is the last time the sun will set at 7:00 or later until early next march read from here on out, our sunsets will be happening before 7:00. get out there and enjoy this weather pattern. it is pushing down through the mid-atlantic into the carolinas. nasty weather on the gulf coast. severe thunderstorms in mississippi and alabama. heavy tropical downpours of there. this system is blocking back from coming in. this looks like an innocent cold front through the rockies. behind it, winter storm warnings in effect. 6-12 inches of snow. it looks quiet. it is a strong cold front bringing the first taste of real winter weather to the northern rockies. here, strong high-pressure continui

we have a live look outside at baltimore's inner harbor. fall is officially here and it is a crisp start at the day. we'll have a look at how long the temperatures will be around. at university of phoenix, we know you can't afford wrong turns on the road to your future. that's why we build tools like our career guidance system. it's kind of like gps, you know, for your career. it walks you through different degree possibilities and even lets you explore local job market conditions, helping you map a clear course from the job you want, back to you. go to phoenix.edu and get started today. peppejalapeÑos, bacon,shrooms, tomato and avocado. i call it, "the avocado da vinci". create your om'lart with denny's build your own omelette menu. >>> all right. parents, kids. you know how this works. any time you don't go to school, you have to have a note. >> yeah. usually from mom and dad, but who better to get the note from who better to get the note from then the presid >> it is september 23rd. >> yes. it is. it is fall. >>> a rosedale man is shot t

county to south baltimore. two miles need to be replaced. it could mean uprooting hundreds of century-old trees. towering trees fill lincoln park but that could be a thing of the past. >> this is very much a natural habitat. >> reporter: bge plans to cut two miles of wooded space to replace a pipeline that serves 90,000 customers. >> we look at equipment that needs to be upgraded or mains and the. there may be trees that need to be cleared for the new pipeline. however, we'll be replacing tree where the existing pipeline is. >> reporter: for safety reasons crews can't work too close to the existing pipeline that runs next to a stream. >> there are several proposed routes. one does go through the park. one goes along the outside edge of the park. >> we are very upset about this. we try to save every tree we can. >> reporter: some residents hope the proposed line can be on the outskirts of the park like here on brian cliff road where it would take out fewer trees. >> just off the edge. there is about 20 feet here

. >> thank you, baltimore. i love you. >>> ray lewis is inducted into the ravens' ring of honor this past sunday. then monday,, he ruffled some ranks feathers and commenting on espn, about an early-morning incident, about a ravens player, jacoby jones. >> but we talked about what is going on off the field. that's the most important place, where leadership steps up. and that's what i think of you, when you think about the baltimore ranks and the transition that they went through, they are missing leadership right now. >> reporter: before they hit the practice field wednesday after, some ravens players reacted to ray lewis's comments, regarding leadership. >> ray knows better than that. things happen. i think we're usually a pretty good team with stuff like that. if you look around the league, there's probably a lot of leadership. like i said, ray knows better. >> we all know that the media can word play and misconstrue things. i mean, it's one. >> obviously ray. he was a huge vocal leader and stuff like that. an

clearer tonight west of baltimore. would not be surprised if we saw some sprinkles of rain trying to form on parts of the eastern shore. baltimore will average it out as partly cloudy. likely after midnight. lows ranging from 50 in the western suburbs to 50 in downtown baltimore. .his will gradually move out allowing high pressure to move back into the picture and dominate through the right -- the upcoming weekend. a slow-moving but significant front. it will eventually get there, but not until monday. a lot weaker and very much moisture starved. not a whole lot of participation in the forecast. models indicating clouds around. a little fog early in the morning. that gives way to afternoon sunshine. we stick with that saturday and sunday. mostly sunny. mainly fog each morning, but temperatures close to normal. 75 tomorrow. northeast winds. sunrise, friday, the winds are out in the northeast. ranging through the low 70's. the western maryland mountains, skies are clearer. could go into the 30's tonight. a lot of sun fri

. >> the baltimore county police department is getting new service weapons but what will happen to the old ones? >> the chief says he plans to keep them off of the wholesale market so they stay out of the hands of criminals. >> the police department could have traded those went innocence to a gun wholesaler and saved the county a lot of money. but the police chief says he was afraid those guns would end up in the wrong hands. >> our inventory of service weapons is getting old. some of these went reasons 15 years old so it was time to replace them. >> baltimore county's new service weapons come with $977,000 price tag. the initial plan was to trade the guns in to a wholesaler for a credit on the new once. but there were conditions, police chief -- >> i'm a police chief and i know that maryland's new handgun licensing law. >> and a featured guest wanted a guarantee that the old guns would only be sold to law enforcement and security personnel. >> that didn't happen. >> without a guarantee those guns would not end up in the hands of criminals we were not willing to take that credit. we do

reporting live in north baltimore jeff hager abc2 news. >>> baltimore police were on the scene of a dead lay crash on -- deadly crash on o'donnell street. when police arrived they found a single car crash. it was a toyota suv that crashed into a bridge. the driver is a 51-year-old man. right now that's all we know. he was taken to bayview hospital where he died. the crash team is investigating what caused this and we will keep you posted when we know more. >>> we are at the live ding with new information on this -- desk with all new information on this hostage situation in kenya acording to a number of sources in kenya, the kenyan defense force says they now have control of the mall. but just recently, on a breaking news tweet, more gunshots more explosions being reported from inside. so those are conflicting reports of what is going on also the bbc is reporting 51 people remain unaccounted for in the mall. and on the u.s. side. we are trying to figure out if any americans were involved in this attack because a number of reports said there were two possibly three americans among the mili

man known as the baltimore birdman is facing serious charges this morning.'s friday morning, thanks for waking up with us. i am megan pringle. charley crowson is off today. we will start off with meteorologist lynette charles so you can plan your day and weekend. how is it looking right now. >> it's nice and clear out there right now. we do have a few areas of patchy fog but all in all, lots of sunshine and once the sun begins to rise. and temperatures this morning are seasonably cool. 54 degrees in glen burnie with the dew point at 52. 54 in columbia and dew point at 53. and in stevensville 58 right now that dew point at 55. so with the dew points, we are nice and dry and comfortable, still. wind had pick-- will pick up out -- winds will pick up out of the south. in terms rain we don't have anythis morning or afternoon. this will be a different story as we had towards tomorrow. -- we head towards tomorrow. the temperature at 60 degrees but look at the sunshine that we will have for today continuing into lunchtime and great day to eat that lunch outdoors wit

baltimore wraps up its season sunday. >>> we know manny machado is fan favorite in baltimore. he's one of the more popular players in all of baseball. his jersey is among the top sellers since the all star break. he comes in on the list at number 4 just behind puge of the dodgers. machado isn't the only oriole on the list. chris davis, number 16. rivera is the most pop ular jersey sold out there in major league baseball. so there is the list that we have for you. >>> that's all great news. look at your screen. this is teddy. he's an all star hee e -- hero. he's up for adoption with the maryland spca. we'll meet this cute little puppy when we come back. >> so cute. >>> so we have some clouds out there this morning. no rain falling from the clouds. i'll tell you how long we'll be in this dry streak coming up. >>> no delays here on 95 in rosedale. i am following a crash on 83 in the city. several other accidents also. all the details and latest drive times for you coming up after the break. >>> in today's tech bites, google turns 15. they reconfirmed the new release of the hummin