closing arguments begin tomorrow in the perjury trial of a baltimore city police detective. prosecutors claim he shot himself in a downtown parking garage in order to get workman's comp. >> [indiscernible] >> it is the first interview with prince william's the birth of his son, prince george. >> prince william is speaking out for the first time since the birth of his son, george. >> he also talks about the moment that he and his wife catherine brought their son out of the hospital into the media frenzy. i think it was more shocked. i was on such a high anyway. we were happy to show him off to whoever wanted to see him. as any new parent knows, you are happy to show off your new child and claim that he's the best looking or the best child. the decision to drive off with nerve wracking for me. -- >> the decision to drive off was nerve wracking for me. but that was something you are determined to do. >> we have all grown up differently than other generations. when you cannot do it it yourself. i think my driving your side and your wife away from hospital is really important to

you're asked to call baltimore city police. meantime... we have learned the young boy who was shot... was treated and released from the hospital. and is now back home with his family. live from city police headquarters, i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. a baltimore detective is found guilty on all charges... after claiming he was shot by a gunman in a downtown parking garage. prosecutors claim anthony fata lied about the shooting... in order to collect workers compensation benefits. a city police spokesman calls it a "sad but just" closure to the case. but one baltimore woman... who claims fata lied in other criminal cases... says its time the detective gets what he deserves. (7:16:43) "he needs to be behind bars like he sent everyone else in the city of baltimore in the cases he handled." fata was found guilty on all charges... including perjury and misconduct in office. he now faces a maximum 25-years in prison. sentencing is set for october. police are looking for the driver... responsible for a deadly hit- and-run crash... tuesda

. >>> baltimore city police have a man in custody for a man in a shooting in re and park. it happened north of 40th. >>> a man was helping a friend in a car when two men approached and shot him. >>> a baltimore city police detective was found guilty today of lying about shooting himself in the leg. anthony fata said another man shot him and he repeated the lie during a worker's compensation hearing. the verdict means he will be fired from the baltimore city fire department. >>> neither the defense north prosecution can claim victory have the bradley manning's sentence. he was given 35 years in prison. last night he was found guilty of passing along classified documents. his attorney said he will even ask for a presidential pardon. >> i will represent him for future clemency issues. >> the option of parole has the founder of wikileaks calling the sentence a tactical victory. >>> some in car rl county may have to drive farther for milk and bread. the store is closed because of an electrical panel. the store will be closed while the crews remare the damage. >>> tonight the de

. >> baltimore city police would not comment today on their investigation. we also contacted edgewood management, the company that runs wineberg place. the executive vice president referred all of our questions back to the police department. live from the studio, barry simms, wbal tv 11 news. >> a federal grand jury has indicted a former baltimore city police officer for operating a prostitution business across state lines. authorities say that 32-year-old not only dafted, paid for and posted online ads for sex, but because also pimping out his 19-year-old wife. he is accused of carrying his police issued weapon while the women met with clients and reportedly collected all or part of their earnings. city police called his arrest an embarrassment and disgrace. meanwhile we're learning more about the driver who drove a stolen jeep into a house thursday morning, causing that house to catch fire. police say the 17-year-old suspect was driving in the 9100 block of bel air road and refused to pull over for a traffic stop. he jumped out of the car while it was still

baltimore city police are investigating a shooting that took place near an elementary school in west altimore. it was on lockdown for a brief time around 2:00 p.m. today. the victim was an adult male. at this hour, no word on his condition. of the caselearned against carla porter has gone to the jury. the testimony have included defense experts, who evaluated her mental stability, as well as porter herself, who said she suffered a lifetime of physical and mental abuse at the hands of her she is accused of hiring a hit man to kill him in 2012. a small plane made a crash landing at a virginia wawa store. the pilot, 33-year-old jerome orlando, reporting he forgot to fuel the plane before taking off in tampa. when asked why the plane was diverted, he reportedly could not land because of fog and was forced to land in the field. >> many at a resort are lucky to be alive after a sinkhole opened up and swallowed part of the building. that happened about 9 miles west of walt disney world in nearby clermont. >> there was very little warning when a huge sinkhole opened out and damaged one of the

a verdict has been reached in the trial of a baltimore city police detective accused of shooting himself to collect workers comp benefits. a jury found city detective anthony fata guilty on all three counts including urgency. workers compensation benefits fraud of more than $10,000. he told investigators he was in a parking lot when somebody shot him, but prosecutors say he shot himself to collect benefits. 11 news update, baltimore city police arrest a 16-year-old boy they say stabbed a teenager to death. does your williams is charged as an adult. he is accused of stabbing the 16-year-old during a fight and killing the teenager. we say to other people were stabbed but would not say what led up to the fight. the meantime, a former maryland lottery worker admits to stealing scratch off tickets and collecting the winnings. the 59-year-old pled guilty to felony theft in anne arundel circuit court tuesday. he will be sentenced next month. according to the attorney general's office, he sold more than 7500 scratch off tickets to collect more than $67,000. the heat is back on. >> the dew points

call baltimore city police if you have information. >>> hundreds of alleged gang members arrested ina nationwide sting b the feds. they locked up a total of 361 suspects across the country including some right here in maryland. the investigation targeted ms 13 gang members in addition to the arrests, agencies seizes drugs and $122,000 in cash. >>> an update on breaking news

that blue ribbon panel was headed by former baltimore city police commissioner and today the panel released its finding. there was ten recommendations that include better pay for higher ranks. a more transparent and reresponsive internal affairs bureau. but the real game changer was to hire a new chief to stabilize the department and the current hire -- was the right move. >> i had a lot of nate chief davis. but having a chief, having a chief in there that's beginning to be around for a little minute is important. that's an important first step. >>> also said the panel is recommendations had mostly do to with the department. how the rank and file officers in the department are doing a fine job. >>> the controversial to develop a huge section of air harbor has take and big step forward. christian shaffer has been following the satisfactory. >> reporter: baltimore city promises more than $100 million in public borrow to jump start the project. opponents say that could do a lot of good in other parts of city but they were dealt a defeat by city council. the leader of the opposition to more tha

. >>> baltimore city police have arrested a 16-year-old in the deadly stabbing of another teenager near the ravens super bowl parade. that deer williams is charged with murder. 15-year-old deentree smith died from that stabbing. >>> a suspect is behind bars in a quadruple shooting inside a home in pig town. a young couple was killed in front of their child. the child was not harmed. it happened at carroll street yesterday morning. 21-year-old william monroe and 22-year-old meghan kerrigan were killed. the young couple's baby was there but not injured. >> and she said when the guy busted through the window he said i am the reaper. >> and then what. >> and then he went upstairs and started shooting. >> neighbors say that the suspect then fled, but almost immediately returned to the crime scene and sat on the couch until police arrived. melvin mason was arrested in this crime and there is talk on the street about a fight that goes back to last week. police are looking into it. >>> at the live desk with more on the developing story out of duncan oklahoma yesterday. we told you about christo

in the other police involved shooting last tuesday in baltimore city, police say the officer he witnesseding on near a school and one of the suspects appeared to have a gun. the officer fired and the suspect in that case is expected to recover. >>> police are investigating a triple shooting two in fact. the

the baltimore city police department is expected to assist business owners and residents. back to you. >> all right, thank you, kai. little italy business owners say they also plan to hire an outside security company to patrol the streets for a period of time. >>> well, a step forward for the city's controversy harbor point development deal. tonight city council gave preliminary approval to $100 million in public financing for the project which will be built at the waterfront between south point and harbor east. protesters tried to stop the city from giving public money to the development, but the mayor argues in the long-term it will bring $20 million a year in taxes to the city. >>> a budget crisis has one maryland school system going to extreme measures to save money. parents and students are furious to learn they'll have to pay for school sports. that has families in other parts of maryland wondering could it happen there? wjz is live. rochelle richie has details of the changes this school year. >> reporter: one of the changes harbor county public schools have implemen

. >>> baltimore city police arrested a 16-year-old boy in a deadly stabbing of another teen near the ravens super bowl parade. nazir williams is charged with the murder of 15-year-old ntae smith. he was stabbed on the corner of howard and fay fayette 5th. smith was a high school student at patterson high. >>> we know the name of a deputy who shot and killed a bel air teenager over the weekend. witnesses say that 19-year-old seth beckman was acting erratic and fought with the deputy before he was shot. matheny is on leave while the investigation continues. we'll keep you posted on air and online. >>> we know the name of a man who died in a trench collapse on monday. his name is man well zuniga he was part of a crew adding a deck on to a house when a 9- foot hole collapsed on top of him. his wife is pregnant. . >>> this morning the army private who leaked hundreds of thousands of classified documents will learn his fate. a military judge plans to announce what the sentence will be, what she's going to hand down to bradley manning. manning was convicted last month and faces 90 years in

tonight baltimore city police are promising to step up patrols and a number of communities as they are being targeted by smart phone thieves. theft strategies lag behind. j miller lite in the newsroom with the story. >> good evening. in the newser live room with the story. >> it is the way nearly everyone stays in touch and thieves know it. people have become so dependent on their smart phones, they had come -- they have become an easy target. >> it is all part of a growing problem. >> we've seen an increase in the number of cell phones bus taking place. as technology continues to improve, we see an increase. phones are involved and 60% of robberies. they are a valuable item for illegal resale. >> phones do have a street value and will sell them anywhere to a couple hundred dollars, depending on the phone taken. >> last year the sec started a database. >> they are not able to do anything if it is stolen. take a police say manufacturers could do more to include anti- that technology. kill switches they are called so a stolen boat can be rendered inoperable. can be rendered inoperable. t

a former baltimore city police officer will be sentenced after sexually assaulting a minor. a 13-year-old girl accused him of sexually assaulting her back in 2011. last year, we discovered this is the third time he was accused of sexually assaulting a minor. we are arundel county, told one person is dead, the victim of a trench collapse. this is what the scene looked like moments ago. it happened around 10:00 this morning. we are told the victim, a 25- year-old man, was doing home improvement work at the time of the collapse. three people are nursing burn injuries after a bomb exploded yesterday. victims were sent flying into the water when the powerboat burst into flames. one man suffered serious burns, and two women sustained minor injury. witnesses tell us the situation could have gotten much worse. >> god only knows what would have happened, had it caught additional votes and fire. it would have been a huge explosion. >> investigators are still working to determine what caused the boat to explode. >> so far today, a lot of cloud cover, but little precipitation. still a c

. >>> baltimore city police are still following up on leads, and expect to make several more arrests. linh bui, wjz eyewitness news. >> if you ever want to see more, you can contact police. >>> ravens are flying high. sports director mark viviano has more. i think, mark, it would only mean good things for the season to come. >> it is good. no doubt. it was a resounding victory that featured domination pretty much all the way around. doesn't hurt to have an early boost from a positive result. >>> overall, the ravens hold their head high. for most, it's just good to get on the field and face another team, back into the field of competitive football. >> no matter how hard you go. still anxious to play football. it's almost like it never really happened. >> those changes include a number of new players like chris canty who had a quarterback sack. plus, playing in their first pro game. >> i'm very excited. i mean -- just to go out and have fun. >> ravens fans brave the rain and were rewarded with a 44-16 win. we asked you with our wjz the fan cam, what part of the victory excited you the m

the baltimore city police department is expected to assist residents and business owners. i'm kai jackson reporting, back to you. >>> thank you kai. they plan to hire an outside security firm to patrol their streets. >>> also in this city, the controversial harbor point development deal is one step closer to being approved this morning. this after the city council gave preliminary approval to the $107 million in public financing for the project, which will be built along the waterfront of fell's point and harbor east. they've been trying to stop the city from giving public money to the developer. the mayor argues it will bring $20 million a year in taxes to the city. >>> adam jones finds himself in the social media spotlight after a opinion's actions during the game over the weekend set him off on twitter. here's jessica kartalija with the story. >> good-bye home run, adam jones a line drive shot to left. >> a 3-run home run sunday afternoon in san fransisco, orioles all star adam jones is having an incredible season until this. after the o's 10-2 win over the giants, jone

if you ever see anything suspicious you want to report, just contact baltimore city police. >>> updating a developing story, a small plane crashes into a home near the east haven airport in connecticut, leaving several people missing. officials say the missing include the pilot and two children in the house. ages 1 and 13. the faa says a small plane flew out of new jersey this morning. two homes caught fire in the crash. one woman was screaming that her children were inside the burning home. but roaring flames prevented crews from going in. >>> the state department is warning americans not to travel to pakistan. and it has evacuated dwi plomats from-- diplomats from a consulate in that country. mary has the latest from the newsroom. >> it all sparked a threat from the u.s. consulate's. the u.s. government ordered all nonessential staff to leave the area. the consulate was already scheduled to be closed through sunday for a mus holiday. it is -- muslim holiday. it is a period where there are threats from attacks. u.s. officials say the consulate closure is not related to the closing of 19

police in baltimore city are investigating a deadly shooting it 10:30 p.m. friday night. officers found a 21-year-old man who had been shot in the head and he was taken to an. hospital -- and aread hospital where he died. trying to track down a woman they believe is responsible for a string of armed robberies and that at 4:44 a.m. th >> protesters take to the streets of syria demonstrating against the alleged chemical attack on wednesday outside damascus. they have counted more than 300 deaths and more than 3000 injuries from the reported attack. the international community is asking inspectors to be allowed into the area to confirm whether or not chemical weapons have been used to be at -- have been used. covering the nation. a public memorial for the father -- mother and brother of hannah anderson. an were killedeth by a family friend, james dimaggio. was takenerson hostage by dimaggio and he was later shot and killed by police. also in california, more than 2000 firefighters from the northern part of the state are battling the rim fire and is grown in intensity. it has

in baltimore city watch for police activity west baltimore at gill more street.n the west side outer loop approaching 70 things will slow down. 95 moving well, just a minor slow down in the southbound direction as you approach the beltway. everything rolling along just fine on the west side at baltimore national pike. this traffic report is brought to you by jiffy lube. could you drink a cup of coffee that's a year old? that's what your asking your car to do when you don't get your oil changed. >>> in four hours a local legend art donovan will be laid to rest in this city he learned to call home. donovan died sunday at the age of 89. hundreds are expected to attend his funeral at the cathedral of mary art queen on north charles street in north baltimore. it begins at 11:00. you can watch live coverage at wjz 13 and also at cbsbaltimore.com. >>> the ravens head back to the football field. last night was only a preseason contest. ravens fans still had plenty to cheer about. the offense and defense crushed the buccaneers winning 44-16. the next preseason game, next

baltimore city. >> reporter: the councilman wrote the bill that so far passed committee. the thoughtis, these kiosks make it easy for criminals to cash in on cellphone robberies which city police say are well on the rise. there are currently no machines in the city of baltimore, but the working theory is the phones are being stolen in the city and cashed out in the machines in the counties. >> i'm seeing more and more cases of the high end phones being stolen and the fact that there are eight of these machines in a ring around baltimore at malls in baltimore county and anne arundal county and these machines have come in at the same time that we're seeing this spike, that seems like more than coincidence. >> reporter: so councilman henry started to float the idea of the ban to surrounding counties. there is enough interest that represents from ecoatm traveled to baltimore to meet. >> we have a long standed commitment to working with law enforcement. >> that education includes telling the council about the security measures. if you use these machines, you must be over 18, schmitt a valid id, along with a thumbprint and be monitor monitored by a real time camera. no other company

. >>> a crime spree targeting joggers in baltimore city, what now police say they have leads in the case. >>> a hotly debated development deal in baltimore gets even more heated. we're going to tell you what happened late yesterday that had one councilmember taking to square. details on that, has a lot of people talking in the city. thanks for joining us, i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. another thing that has a lot of people talking this morning is the weather. storms last night were pretty powerful. that's a live look down at the inner harbor. lynette, do we still need the umbrella today? >> yes, unfortunately we do, charley. we have the -- we had the thunderstorms last evening and we could be seeing them this evening as well. right now as we look at maryland's most powerful radar, we are nice and dry, the round has already pushed out of here, brought large hail and also damaging winds. but as we look to the south this morning, we've been dealing with just a few showers around st. mary's county, just to the south of d.c. those are diminishing as well. so right now we're prett

they are looking at a series of attacks in the last 10-days in baltimore city and western baltimore county. >> anne arundel county policel the news they have a man in custody accused of punchling a woman in her face when she was shopping for shoes. it is 26-year-old aaron gray who approached a woman engaged her in conversation before launching an aggressive attack. he's accused of punching her in the face ripping her purse from her shoulder p and running off. a group of men chased him down and held him until officers arrived. >> this is an unusual attack. something we haven't seen. we are trying to look at this. he took this brazen attack in the middle of the afternoon inside a mall. >> gray is now facing a number of charges including robbery, theft and assault. now for a situation we have been monitoring in baltimore county. businesses and residents fed up with destructive teens near the pud de hills gate land. it usually happens at closing time on saturday night. dawn champion has the story. >> cell phone video shows the weekly hast el neighbors have dealt with. droves and droves of teens pouring out of the popular ve

city. during the morning hours by a group of these tubes tthieves. >> we have seen a number of cell phones that's taking place. baltimore police could provide no number of cell phones best's, but some cities report cell phones are involved in 50-60 percent of street robberies. they are a valuable item for illegal resale. >> they do have a street value, depending on the type of phone and will resell -- resell them anywhere from 50-$100. last year the sec started a database so that the stolen funds could be reported. they say this does cut down on the ability of thieves to wipe clean the memory for someone else to use. policing manufacturers could do more to include anti-the technology. kill switches their call. as it stands, they know how to unlock the memory so it can be used by someone else. >> a lot of them are from marble to attack and being wiped clean. there is a process by which the people can wipe them clean and it becomes their phone. >> how often does someone say and what my own? >> every day. we do not a lot phones here. >> samsung and apple told us today they are adding heightened anti-theft features to the latest g

a city police spokesman calls it a 'sad but just' closure of the case.... but one baltimore woman, who claims fata lied in other criminal cases, says its time the detective face the truth. (7:16:43) "he needs to be behind bars like he sent everyone else in the city of baltimore in the cases he handled." fata faces a maximum 25-years in prison when he's sentenced in october. they're called... eco-a-t-m's.../. kiosks... that give you cash... for used cellphones.../ and baltimore's... duty police commissioner ...says they're responsible for dialing up crime... in a recent rash of street robberies.../. while the company that... maintains the booths...insists there are safeguards.... to keep criminals... from making money... off their victim's... phones... / commanders say... obviously there are flaws. ((wipe-sot)) 6:57:46 i think the cityas done a good job of keeping those machines out we know for any good measure out there any system we think is fool proof there's individuals out there thinking night and day how they can overcome those. and i think that's what were seeing here.

police have been called out. this is the third shooting that we've heard about in 24 hours and been to the crime scenes here in the city of baltimore. today illegal guns, not drugs, are the stated number one target for law enforcement. the baltimore police department has invited us to walk the streets with them. >> this area, notorious for drugs. notorious for drugs. but as many people you see sitting out here, there's always one person with a gun. >> but you want to stop the drug dealing as well, right? >> i do but i'd rather stop the killing. not that the drug dealing isn't bad. but the violence. >> and most of the arrests that make are for drug offenses, right? >> well at this point now, but again that's our, that's not the goal. >> what's going on fellas? how ya doin'? do me a favor, take your hands out of your pockets. >> the mayor says it's the strategy of targeting illegal guns that's seen the murder rate drop to the lowest figures in over three decades. >> anybody have id on him? we're trying to figure out how they're getting into the hands of kids, how they're getting into the hands of bad guys. >> if the numbers of murder

. >> tonight police continue their investigation into an afternoon shooting near a baltimore city elementary school. it happened just after 2:00 on pennsylvania avenue. that's near the furman tipple on the elementary school. the building was on lockdown for a brief time. police were on stand by as they were let out. the victim is not a child but an adult male. no word on his identity or condition. >> meanwhile the search is on for a person who shot a manto death over night. it happened inside a west baltimore restaurant. detectives were called to west baltimore street just before 2:00 this morning. a man was sitting inside the new york fried chicken when someone burst into the building and shot him. they have not identified the victim and are asking anyone with information to contact them immediately. >> today county executive lauren released an internal review into the police department. she hired an independent task force to look into allegations of the former executive. some of the recommendations include reviewing the structure of the didn't and revising how officers get promoted. the ta

baltimore police headquarters following this story. do they have a motive in the case, rosie? >>reporter: city police have filed charges against 35-year- old melville mason. he's the man accusing the two people over what was a perceived debt of $10, that's according to police. now, friends and family of 21- year-old william monroe and 22- year-old megan kerrigan, this only makes their loss worse hearing something like this. over 150 people gathered outside of the victims' home on south cary street last night. the family says mason threatened them as early as last friday and they say they even called police about it. police say mason broke into the home on tuesday morning, shooting monroe's mother and a family friend before killing monroe and kerrigan who were in a back bedroom with their 17- month-old child. police say mason would have shot the baby, but the gun wouldn't shoot. they say kerrigan and monroe were good people and their deaths are tragic. >> it felt riek a nightmare. i can't say nothing but nice things about them. they were always friendly, they always took care of everybody. will

in baltimore city students prepare to return to class today after nearby shooting monday. police say just after 2:00 a man was shot in the 1300 block of pennsylvania avenue. police were on standby as the students who are current predict -- currently taking glasses left school. so far police have not released information on the victim or investigation. jury deliberations continue. charged with hiring a hitman to kill her husband back in 2010. during closing arguments the defense attorney said jurors should consider voluntary manslaughter rather the first degree murder, as an importer separate from battered wife syndrome at the hand of her husband's abuse for years. parole. it has been exactly one month since george zimmerman was acquitted in court. now councilman wants to boycott the state of florida because of the controversial stand your ground law. >> the resolution is not legally binding, meaning the city does not have to do it but ask the city to take a second look at the business dealing with florida. councilman nick mosby spearheaded a resolution that request the city revie

baltimore. this is obviously the women's quarters, this is in the midst of those protests, that is how many people were getting arrested. the police and the city government, and the people who owned the theater, they met at baltimore city hall, to trying to figure out what to do. groups of students and protesters picketed. black students, and white students and all sorts of different religious groups throughout the city. it's now a huge pain in the butt for the city of baltimore. the students were filling up the jail. some of the students studying in jail, this photo was circulated widely at the time. eventually after increasing publicity and increasing annoyance and protracted negotiations, the city was persuaded to drop the high bail for all of those demonstrators that were arrested. and the demonstrators were let out. that day that they were let out, the northwood theater announced it would desegregate so everybody could sit together on february 22nd, 1963 and watch that terrible disney movie. around the same time in the state of georgia, some young activists turned up in sumpter county, georgia, they turned up there in february 1963 and st

city police responded to an overshooting in southeast baltimore overnight. a man and woman were shot at mason court. both victims suffered gunshot wounds to the leg. no words on their conditions. baltimore county police are investigating a shooting in catonsville. a man was shot in the neck at shipley avenue late monday night. so far, no word on his condition . police have not made any arrests. barry simms is following this story and will have the latest tonight on 11 news at 6:00. familiesatonsville, 2 are displaced after an moaning house fire. it happened a little after 1:00 this morning. homeowners as the flames broke t on his deck possibly because his grill or pain tank exploded. -- grill propane tank exploded. everyone in the house and a neighboring home made it out. firefighters say that the home was fully engulfed in flames when the crews arrived. >> somewhere in the house or outside of the house there was a collapse of the building itself, and that is why they are outside . they are not sending anybody inside. >> no official word on what sparked the f

. >> city police are investigating a sexual assault in west baltimore. it happened monday morning near the sunoco gas patient. baltimore investigators are looking into the case but according to the victim's family, the 17-year-old was waiting for the bust when she was abducted pit >> she was taken to the back of an abandoned house and she was raped, she was sexually assaulted. we are looking for justice. the man has not been caught yet. we would love to get some information from the communities. the dayy members for warning communities about what happened and asking for people for clues to help find the suspect. they are also looking for a witness that may have been in that area at that time. the man who attacked a woman at howard county as she jogged along a trail, it happened near the a win brown village. the suspect may have been a jogger, because the victim said he was wearing athletic gear when he ran up a hide her and groped her. it follows the series of attacks in -- a series of attacks on joggers in the past 10 days. >> a violent attack inside an

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baltimore city. baltimore, brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> baltimore's not the only law enforcement agency concerned about these machines. the chief, the dpk metro police department has been outspoken about atm's being a haven for criminals but green said d.c., baltimore and maryland are working with the company the new regulations. >>> linked in is going back to school. how the social network site is becoming a powerful tool in picking the perfect college. >> an update an a -- on a marine benched from playing ball. >> hey, sun fighting back today. temperatures warming up to near 90 across maryland, but will the summer-like weather hold this time? we have the answer coming up at 5:00. why choose land o' lakes butter in half sticks? it's pre-measured. fresh tasting. and it's only from land o' lakes. >>> it was a quieter night on the streets of cairo, but the violence is still there. the spiritual guide was arrested. now in washington the obama administration continues its tiptoeing issue around this and what the next step, we don't know what it will be. egypt gets a billion dollars in aid every year. >> u.s. officials are not taking the decision whether

city police are investigating a sexual assault and west baltimore.ay it happened monday morning near the conoco gas station. into the caseking but according to the victims family, the 17-year-old was waiting for the bus on her way to work when she was assaulted. >> she was taken to the back of an abandoned house and sexually assaulted. justice, theg for man has not been caught yet. we would love to get some information from the community. collects family members suspended a warning members of the community about what happened and asked for clues to help find a suspect. a are also trying to search for a witness that may have been in the area. police are looking for a man that they say attacked a woman in howard county. it happened in an old brown village neighborhood around 6:30 wednesday night. the man may have been a jogger because the victim says he was wearing athletic gear when he groped her. this follows a series of attacks ballggers in western toward county. -- western baltimore county. a 26-year-old approached a woman engaged her in conversati

city officials have resolved a five-month dispute over pay and benefits. the judge appointed frazier in march and worked at san jose's police department for 27 years and served as baltimore's police commissioner. >> apple's proposed new union square story in san francisco is getting reviseed design and presented city officials with a new plan for the store that saves the fountain designed by the late artist who has died. apple revealed new plans for the store in the busy shopping area did not include the fountain and under the revised plan the found table will be moved slightly to the north and be closer to the sidewalk. >> a memorial service for the artist takes place today much the 87-year-old passed away this month. in addition to the nontable -- the fountain at union scare she designed several month. the memorial service is underway at 11:00 this morning at the band shell on music concourse drive into golden gate park. >> officials in san mateo say this is enough money to expand the workforce even without touching the measure a tax increase passed by the voters. the economy is improved and recommending a budget to help pay for seismic improvements. they can also bring

city and dead man incorporated. "i know they have stepped up with police in the area." last weekend... there were nearly 20 people shot in baltimore. gang experts say...it may involve turf wars, something police hinted at.. months ago. ](anthony batts) (file) "we have a gang called the black guerilla family which is trying to take over a territory or area.. theyre charging other drug dealers 20 percent interest to be able to sell drugs in their community or area.. ((cairns)) "turf wars may be to blame for some of violence in baltimore city according to gang experts.. kc fox 45 news at 5;00 you can find a link to that website, where you can search for gangs in your area... by going to fox baltimore dot com slash newslinks. you can track other criminal activity in your neighborhood with 'spotcrime.' you can search specific crimes... and get email alerts when crime happens. log onto fox baltimore dot com and click on spotcrime in the hot topics section. another violent week in baltimore prompts another ,march to end it. city leaders are planning a 300 man march in northwest baltimore. organizers say they want to take a stand against

police are in the investigation in the city of atlanta. new information this morning and a beautiful look at baltimore's inner harbor.need the umbrella today before heading out the door. parts of the area are under a flash flood watch on this tuesday morning. it's august 13th, and good morning to you maryland i am charley crowson. meteorologist lynette charles is standing by with a check of your forecast and as you are saying, this could be a wet one. >> you are right charley. this will be the day the wet weather comes in here. starting to see showers and thunderstorms. i will show you that in a second. let's start out with the flash flood watch to the areas shaded in the green coloring. and this is until 3:00 this afternoon. so, any type of rain we are getting that means we have the potential for flooding. so be prepared for that as we pull out we can see the flash flood watches extending off towards the south and the west. and as we go throughout the day, we will continue to see the rain coming down. maryland's most powerful radar is getting active as of now. we can see most showers and thunderstorms and the lightn

city on south kerry street at ward street. another accident in middle river. this is right on martin boulevard at route 40. that's your time saver traffic. >>> baltimore police still looking for suspects in a rash of cell phone robberies most ly in north baltimore. police announced the arrest of three young people but are looking for more. they are responsible for 20 robberies and carjacking. the target was people's cell phones. at a meeting organized by marry pat clark police show ed citizens the trends of the robberies. >> went right up the corridor in the northern district. remington, camden, roland park all the way towards northern parkway. >> after seeing that trend some suggested the suspects may have been cashing in the stolen phones out kiosks. baltimore police have not confirm that had yet. >>> an college student sdud i college student was killed

police. >> know the name of the two men who died when a boat flipped over monday off the coast of ocean city. william gogle was 57 from baltimore, freddy castro was the same age and from silver springs. two others were pulled from the water and survived. the investigators still trying to find what caused the 28-foot boat to cap size. >>> $21 million is ono its way to curtis bay. the senator is excited about the long lasting impact it'll have on baltimore's coast guard station. >> it'll let us have guaranteed jobs for the next for to five-years and lay the ground work for many decades to come. [applause]. >> reporter: the money will be used to upgrade critical equipment like the boat that break up the ice, portion of the 21 million will also go toward repairs on the tall ships in the gulf and 82 military people and more than 500 civilians work at the curtis bay coast guard station. >> neglected and abused in arkansas. these dogs are going to start a happier life. ten dogs all shapes, all sizes, all available now for adoption in the area. they are rescues taken from a hoarder down south and now need forever homes. >> doors are --

baltimore home. william monroe and megan kerrigan were murdered in what police say is a dispute with a neighbor. abc 2 news' roosevelt leftwich is live at cityers with the latest on this case. rosie, what can you tell us? >>reporter: well, megan, city police have filed charges against 35-year-old melville mason. he's the man accused of killing a young couple in front of their child over a perceived dispute over what some say was about $10. and for friends and family of 21-year-old william monroe and 22-year-old megan kerrigan, this only makes their loss even worse. more than 150 people gathered outside of the victims' home on south cary street last night. police say mason threatened them as early as friday and they even say they called police. police say mason broke into the home on tuesday morning, shooting monroe's mother and a family friend before killing monroe and kerrigan who were in a back bedroom with their 17- month-old child. >> the baby was there, the baby

police department. there were allegations of wrongdoing in the department. >> the city council is expected to introduce a resolution to increase the minimum wage in baltimorer point project. >> there'll be a new president at notre dame university. whoreplaces james connolly, stepped down over the weekend for family reasons. >> 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> there may be some fog out there. some light sprinkles in some spots in northern baltimore county. maybe something could pop up near rising sun. it is a dry start to the day. a little bit more humid, though. upper 80's this afternoon. typical summer heat. a small chance for a shower in spots. watch out for the storm chances tomorrow. >> we are tracking an accident near liberty road on the inner loop. let's see if any delays are forming. cap, wet starts to the will see some delays. inner loop traffic at liberty road and you can see a delay. the right lane is blocked at the accident scene. loopf the traffic -- outer traffic looks pretty good. york road, the left lane is closed between padonia and timonium road. you can take 83 as an alternate. 95 running smoothly down towards 32

baltimore home. william monroe and megan carrigan were murdered in what police say was a dispute with a neighbor. abc 2's roosevelt leftwich is live at police headquarters. >>reporter: megan, city police charged murder charges against melville mason. he's accused of killing a young couple that lived down the street from him over a perceived dispute over what police say was about $10. as for family and friends of 21- year-old william monroe and 22- year-old megan car dl rigan, this makes

police have not released the construction worker's name. they are investigating to find out what happened. >> a teenager is charged with abusing two children inside a baltimore city rec center. the 16-year-old allegedly abused the children in the 5000 block of east eager street. incidents happened on august 6. the teen has been charged as a juvenile. >> a plea from the mother of a man stabbed to death inside his northwest of more home. murdered. i need to -- the public to come forward. i need your help. toine robinson died after being stabbed in the stomach. police have released a sketch of the subject. metro crime stoppers is offering up to $2000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >> father of a man shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy over the weekend says he is not angry but he is -- wants more information. the shares office said after breaking into a snowball stand and charging at a deputy he was shot. he died of his injuries the next day. was kind of behavior completely out of character. his son was high on drugs of the time. it is not clear if he was armed. >> at this point we believe the deputy was in fear and fired. >> i have to give th

police custody, city officials say there is still no cause of death. kai has more on the growing controversy from the newsroom. >> reporter: according to our media partner the baltimore sun. the medical examiner still trying to determine how tyrone west t died. west was pulled over for a traffic stop. he resisted arrest and ended up fighting with officers that's when they say he went into medical distress. witnesses say he was hit several times by officers even after he stopped moving. the medical examiner says since west is young and in good health they need to explore all avenues before releases a cause of death. his family is now pushing for answers and waiting for results before taking their next step, back to you. >> thank you, kai. the officers have since been cleared of any wrong doing. >>> and a task force concludes a three month investigation of wrong doing within the anne arundel police department. monique griego has the story. >> reporter: when it comes to wrong doing, the task force did not find deep corruption, only a few people doing the wrong thing. >> it became apparent that the problems within our department required bold actions. >> reporter: laura