. >>> baltimore city police have a new public enemy number one. 26-year-old christopher good is wanted in the murder of his child. he stabbed her a dozen times. he should be considered armed and dangerous. anyone with any information should contact baltimore city police. >>> clean up is underway in anne arundel county after an suv crashes into a home there. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene near the intersection of thomas road and country club drive in glen burnie. it happened about 6:00 last night. the suv crashed into the living room wall. no one was hurt. the accident is under investiga. >>> the ravens big trade with jacksonville this week is now official. eugene monroe passed his physical. it's still unclear what role he will play in the game sunday. the ravens also welcomed jacoby jones back to the field yesterday. he hasn't played since the season opener in denver when he hurt his knee. good to see him back. >>> ravens looking for their first win on the road. see the ravens at the dolphins in miami sunday at 1:00 live right here on wjz 13. >>> and still to come on wjz eyewitne

fireman dead, his new girlfriend dead, and a baltimore city police the home of baltimore city fireman andrew hoffman where he and his girlfriend were gunned down just after 1:00 sunday morning. >> they're never going to forget you. they're watching down on every single one of us. >> reporter: hartman, the mother of a 6-year-old boy had recently started dating hoffman. their families met under the most unthinkable circumstances. >> we're just trying to get through the terrible ordeal. >> reporter: police say that baltimore city police officer christopher robinson is the ex boyfriend of hartman and he shot the couple inside the home before shooting himself. hartman's sister heard the murders and hid in a closet during the shooting and had to jump out a window to escape. hoffman was honored in july for saving a toddler what he found wandering the streets. >> it shows a lot of character on this young man who was tragically gunned down in this murder suicide. >> reporter: pizza month hints are thankful for his -- his parents are thankful for his courage.

another homicide is in the books for baltimore city police. the latest before 10:00 p.m. n east baltimore. detectives tell us that someone bess.enneth by the time police arrived he was dead and the gun man had taken off. it is unclear whether that shooting was random or targeted. we know the identity of a man killed monday morning in northwest baltimore. wasear-old dion roberts shot along the 3600 block of hours avenue. >> santoni's blamed the tax for putting them out of his this. jayne miller joins us live from city hall with an update. >> do not expect the decision to scare the mayor away from the city's bottle tax. some are asking is the tax really that bad? flag by legislators and community activists, lake expressed regret that it is closing after 33 years but rejected the claim that the bottle tax is to blame. >> it breaks my heart that he is closing but i think all of us are realistic about the reasons. >> you might expect her answer to the next question, which he consider revising the tax? >> absolutely not. cost him $4the tax million in sales in 2000 customers per

her family wants answers about the role baltimore city police played in that crash. >> we want answers and change. there has to be some type of change. you can't investigate yourself. you can't discipline yourself. >> baltimore city police department will continue to investigate the crash and whether it's officers were chasing, two suspects died in that crash as well. >>> striking back at terrorists in two separate raids in africa. they went after high-ranking terror leaders. captured the leader believed to be behind the bombings of two embassies in 1998. he's being held before being handed over. >> they wanted to make sure there were not a lot of civilian casualties, that there was not collateral damage. >> the united states of america will never stop in their efforts to hold those accountable to those who conduct acts of terror and those in al qaeda and others can run others can't hide. >>> the baltimore ravens are a work in progress. joe flacco takes the snap. the defender gets his hand on the ball. intercepted, ran back for a touchdown by rashad jones. that tied the game. ravens go

police officers are out making sure those laws aren't being broken. live in northeast baltimore with the latest. >> we are here. you can see behind me and bottle police officers. knowledge is baltimore city police officers. officers from the state police, the department of transportation, and they just started opening the checkpoints. what is going on, the officers are out there watching drivers coming by to make sure they have their seatbelts on. to make sure they are not talking on the cell phone while they drive. that is against the law. no one is pulled over now. just if ago we had three cars here. you can see it is a problem. there is a new law. with me is melissa hyatt. law.about the new >> the new law went into effect on october 1. it means not wearing a seat belt , and not using -- the officers are observing the drivers as they drive by to see if they are violating the seatbelt or cell phone ball. >> absolutely. >> it is simple. if you see someone talking on your cell phone without a hands- pullingice, they are them over. >> thank you. if you are driving without a seatbelt, using a cell phone, be aware this is a checkpoint. there were be a lot going on in the future around the ci

baltimore city police announce a new public enemy number one. they are on the lookout for christopher goode. he's wanted on a number of domestic violence warrants. "mr. good is a violent and dangerous individual who has no regard for human life let along women. he savagely beat one woman and took anothe hostage and brutally beat her." goode is known to frequent the south baltimore area. if you've seen him... call police. fox45 has teamed up with the most popular crime mapping website on the internet. "spotcrime" tracks criminal activity in your neighborhood. you can also get emails when crime happens. sign up by going to our website... fox-baltimore dot com... and click on "spotcrime" in the "hot topics" section at the top of the screen. the search for suspects in a double shooting in middle river continues, this morning. it happened, yesterday... just before five o'clock... on southorn road near... grovethorn road. police say when officers arrived, they found two men on the first floor of a home.. shot several times. the victims haven't been id

latebreaking developments out of towson where the jury has reached a verdict in the trial of baltimore city police officer william kern. >> he is charged in the shooting of a police recruit. david collins has the breaking news on the guilty verdict. excess forest deliberations are concerned, it really didn't take that long. as far as deliberations are concerned. william kern was found guilty of reckless endangerment. that charge carries a five-year prison term. he maintains he accidentally grabbed his duty gun rather than a training weapon

baltimore was among them. >> i'm an advocate for justice and peace between young people and police. >> he helped to train more than 400 baltimore city police officers in ways to improve communication with teenagers. nonprofit organization peace first will pay each winner $50,000 over two years to continue their peace-making work. and our correspondent will have more on education nation from new york city. that's starting monday at 5:00 p.m. >> to washington now where day six of the parable government shutdown is coming to a close without breakthrough. house republicans and senate democrats are waiting for the other side to give in in a showdown that's supposed to be about spending. but that's all been derailed by disagreements over health care. >> with the government shutdown heading into week two, house republicans say they are earg to negotiate with president obama. but they're not giving up on their fight to use a budget bill as a way to chip away at obamacare. >> i thought the fight would be over the debt ceiling. but i work with my members and they decided let's do it now. and the fact is this fight was going to come one way or

opening statements are expected to begin tomorrow in a trial of a baltimore city police officer was accused of shooting a police are cute -- recruits. recklessrged with endangerment in the shooting of raymond gray in a training exercise back in february. gray is not expected to testify in a criminal case. attorney has filed a $5 million civil suit. authorities are on the lookout for escaped inmate. the 33-year-old took off at 1:00 this afternoon. he was last seen running towards the highway. authorities say that he has tattoos on his arms, chest, and his name is on his right arm. he is serving a five-year sentence for armed robbery. if you see him, call the police. up next, arrest after a suicide of a teenage girl. the suspect in custody are two middle-aged girls -- teenage girls. the supreme court makes a key decision about the new gun law. the emotional story on this photo of an injured army ranger. >> there is some rain in the forecast. skiesnow, cloudy >> the u.s. supreme court took up the biggest case of the term. another challenge to affirmative action. the judges began hearing argume

. >> baltimore city police have a man in custody, accused of stabbing security guards at a comedy club downtown. it was over an unpaid bill. he is facing assault and weapons charges. it started around 8:45 sunday night at the baltimore, the factory. corporal had been arguing with management over the unpaid bill. when security stepped in to escort him out, police say he pulled a knife and stabbed the security guards. they were not seriously hurt. they are both out of the hospital now. the incident is under investigation. >> this is day seven of the government shutdown, with still no end in sight. >> as it drags on, the debt ceiling deadline is inching closer. our story from washington. a good evening. here on capitol hill, the big issues are not settled. more government workers are returning. more thand essential, 300,000 civilian defense department employees were back on the job at the pentagon. this was scott air force base in illinois, and mcdill in tampa. hurricanenants of karen swept east, fema workers were being referred allowed -- furloughed and sent home. president obama demande

enemy number one by baltimore city police, in police custody now. christopher good was captured this morning in virginia. attempted murder and domestic violence charges. two more guilty police in the city corruption scandal. torections officers admitted their roles in the drug smuggling operation at the baltimore city detention center. weree agreements with both cited, knology sexual relations with their leader at the jail. 25 people including 13 female corrections officers were named in the federal the -- federal indictment. a man in custody suspected of nearly two dozen armed robberies. a serialph wilson is armed robber who targeted banks, grocery stores, and the same post office three times. police say on the third time, october 5, a witness was able to get a good look at wilson and his license plate, leading to his arrest and stay night very two of the three former navy football players accused of sexually assaulting a classmate will face a court-martial. the superintendent confirmed he confirmed the cases to general court-martial. this stems fr

. >> baltimore city firefighters are in mourning after one of its own is killed by a baltimore city police officer. ,,,,,,,, i'm a blacksmith and i love two things. making skillets and filling them with liquid gold. yes. i'm a blacksmith and i love two things. making skillets and filling them with liquid gold. yes. >>> it's the bottom of the hour. that is the maryland science center and light street behind it. marty is at first warning weather. >> 40 on tv hill. that will actually be five degrees warmer than this time yesterday. frontal boundary is moving through the area. no big deal. you will notice it this afternoon with a lunchtime of 57 going to a high of 59 or so. >> thank you. >>> your rush from sharon gibala wjz traffic control. >> hi, don. good morning, everyone. if you are heading out a accident on the outer loop at security. vehicle fire 95 northbound in the area of mountain road. we have the outer loop accident at security that i mentioned and 100 westbound at 95. heading out on the beltway delays in place on the west side. average speed 44 on the outer loop. 95 looking good in

baltimore was among them. >> i'm an advocate for peace between young people and police. >> he helped to train more than 400 baltimore city police officers on ways to improve communication with teenagers. the nonprofit organization will pay each winner $50,000 over two years to continue their peacemaking work. tim tooten will have more on nbc's education nation on monday. when is it going to start feeling more like fall? in another 48 hours, fall will finally arrive. we will talk about the strong storms that could be on the way tomorrow. right now, we have a few clouds. for the most art, we have seen sunshine. aboutre learning more major operations conducted by u.s. special forces over the weekend. theave the latest on capture of a suspected terrorist leader and the mission gone wrong as we cover the world. run,ter 15 years on the u.s. special forces managed to grab one of the men believed to be involved in the in the sea bombing -- in bassi bombing. hewas captured in tripoli as left his home for morning prayers on friday. jihadist described what happened. >> about 10 people with three cars were waiting for him. they snat

baltimore city police announce a new public enemy number one. they are on the lookout for christopher goode. he's wanted on a number of domestic violence warrants. "mr. good is a violent and dangerous individual who has no regard for human life let along women. he savagely beat one woman and took anothe hostage and brutally beat her." goode is known to frequent the south baltimore area. if you've seen him... call police. fox45 has teamed up with the most popular crime mapping website on the internet. "spotcrime" tracks criminal activity in your neighborhood. you can also get emails when crime happens. sign up by going to our website... fox-baltimore dot com... and click on "spotcrime" in the "hot topics" section at the top of the screen. lawyers of the only living suspect in the boston marathon bombing say his living conditions in prison... violate his constitutional rights. dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers say he is "in near-total isolation," court documents show tsarnaev is banned from praying with other inmates and is only allowed out of his cell

the complete forecast is coming up. >>> next week a baltimore city police officer is going on trial accused of a shooting of a recruit. >> court documents are revealing what williams kern defense will look like. on february 12 at the former rosewood city, a police recruit is shot in the face in an exercise that went terribly wrong. roy was shot in the face and went blind in one eye after william kern used his own gun instead of a special training gun. next week, kern's attorney is going to try to prove that he was supposed to carry a gun. the training gun and the real weapon are roughly the same size weight and measurement. the only difference is that the grip of the training weapon is blue. any individual gripping a training device in the same fashion as they would grip a live weapon would not see the entirety of the blue grip. the effective muscle memory and recall of an officer of 17 years would cause that officer to engage in the same mechanics of withdrawing, aiming and firing a training device as they would a live weapon. eyewitness news found though other police departments used trai

baltimore city police confirmed the suspect involved in the wednesday night police-involved shooting has died. deantives pulled over sean near shannon drive and mannasota avenue and at some point they say he took off, dragging a responding officer more than two blocks. he was able to fire his service weapon and is now requiring -- recovering at home. the police will hold a press conference and we will bring that to you tonight. city police are investigating another homicide along reisterstown road, responding to the 5500 block around 12:45 this morning where they found frank harper shot in the stomach. police are currently interviewing a person of interest. we are monitoring the trial of city police officer william kern , who broke into tears on the stand. he expressed concerns about security at the facility where he shot a police recruit. -- thatfied immediately he knew immediately that he accidentally fired his service weapon rather than the training weapon. the defense played the 911 calls that followed the shooting. you can see david collins report tonight. no there for the man c

underwaytatements are in the trial of the baltimore city police officer accused of shooting a police recruit. our reporter is in the courtroom and he reports that the defense team says the shooting was a tragic accident. attorneys contend that he meant to fire his training weapon at raymond gray as part of an exercise in what was called the fatal funnel. the defense set security policies required him to carry his duty weapon. the prosecution insists this case is about choices. he is charged with assault and reckless endangerment. gray is being treated for an intensive brain injury out of state. >> the sun made a comeback for the beginning of the week, now the clouds are back in place signifying a change coming in the atmosphere. currentes, the temperature. the dew point rising into the upper 50's. humidity at 75%. sun is looking out a little bit. temperatures are climbing into the upper 60's to low 70's. most of the showers have stayed to our west. for raine a chance tomorrow and we will talk about that in the seven-day. >> we are monitoring a water main break. we were over the scene

baltimore city police announce a new public enemy number 1. wjz is live at city police headquarters. meghan mccorkell has more on the latest on who police are looking for. meghan? >> kai. christopher troi good has now been named baltimore city's new public enemy number 1. police say on september 12th, he stamped his child-- stabbed his child's mother three times in the 2200 block of sydney. investigators going so far. that woman did manage to survive her injuries. now he's also wanted in a case in ohio, where police say he held his estranged wife hostage. and viciously beat her. investigators say goode is believed to be in south baltimore. and he is believed to be armed and dangerous. >> reporter: he is a violent, dangerous, vicious, predator, who needs to be taken off the streets. >> reporter: and christopher goode is now wanted for attempted murder and domestic violence. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact police. live at city police headquarters, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> megan, thank you.

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city detectives and the warrant apprehension task force. goode is charged with stabbing his former girlfriend and mother of his child. >> goode was the fourth public enemy number 1 named by police. >>> baltimore city police arrest a couple in connection with two robs -- robberies in federal hill. police say 22-year-old brandon ferrell and stephanie smith are also suspects in several other robberies in federal hill, reservoir hill, and fells point. the couple was arrested together near the inner harbor, after a police officer responding to the robbery, spotted their vehicle and pulled them over. >>> this weekend, 27,000 people from 50 states and 12 countries will lace up their sneakers for saturday's baltimore running festival. leading the marathon, an honorary starter with an incredible story. jessica kartalija is live now and explains. >> reporter: it's been seven months since erika brannock lost her left leg in the boston marathon bombings. but now she plays a crucial role in the baltimore marathon. -- boston marathon. >> reporter: the last time erica bran -- erika brannock attended a marathon, it changed her life. the bomb went off. and erika had to have her left leg amputated. now she's h

and baltimore city police say this was not a dognapping. a firefighter apparently took the dog away from a man who was so inebriated that he was concerned for the dog's safety. no word on whether sonny will be returned to the owner. it's... been... nearly... 3 months ... since... tyrone west... died... in... police custody.../. his... family... refusing... to be silenced... says.../ they'll... protest... every wednesday.../ until... someone... from the city... or... police... responds.../. janice park... live... at... city hall.../ the... site... of... the latest protest. janice? jeff, ...the family of tyrone west came here today to say they just want something...an autopsy report...for police to communicate with them. they say the silence has been unbearable. july 18th...a traffic stop and altercation turns into a rescue mission...when police realize tyrone west is not breathing. west's family says police kicked and pepper sprayed their loved one...and at one point 10 officers were trying to detain him. police say officers cried out for ba

should call baltimore city police. fox45 has teamed up with the most popular crime mapping website on the internet "spotcrime" tracks criminal activity in your neighborhood. you can also get emails when crime happens. sign up by going to our website... fox-baltimore dot com... and click on "spotcrime" in the "hot topics" section at the top of the screen new tonight.../ 8 people... confirmed dead.../ ...after... this... fiery crash... on... interstate 40... in tennessee.../ it... happened about... 2-pm today.../ near,... knoxville.../ the... bus... was carrying 18 people... / and... belonged to a church..../ investigators say... the... left... front tire... on... the bus... blew out.../ the... bus... crossed the... median.../ clipped... an s- u-v... and slammed... into a tractor trailer../ the... semi... burst into flames.../ 12 other victims... are in the hospital... / 8 ...are in critical condition the motorcyclist... who apparently started this chase... and... beating... in new york city... appeared in court today...

according to baltimore city police, he pretends to have a seizure, falls out, all to avoid paying for his food. >> baltimore city police have dubbed him the dine-and dasher. huhis real name is andrew palmer. he likes a good meal but doesn't like the bill. >> we've had a number of incidents where an individual pretonights to be sick in order to not pay for his food. >> reporter: he ordered beer, a sub and pizza. >> we were getting the money together to bring up to the office and he had no money to pay his bill. it was a $50 tab. >> reporter: once the bill came, the manager said calmer told her a sob story about how three men robbed him, prior to him coming into the restaurant. >> knowingly came to the restaurant and ordered $50 worth of stuff, knowing that he had no money. >> reporter: palmer was arrested but this isn't the only restaurant snubbed. she has a pallet for more expensive steaks. too. lost out on more than $150, after palmer collapsed on the ground, pretending to have a seizure, to avoid paying for his four blue moons, one chicken picata, one split lobster, three bacardi lo

city... responds..about the death of their loved one in police custody. ((take sot)) < no justice no peace...tyrone west baltimore city police have bill of rights, family has rights as well vo> tyrone west's family says police kicked and pepper sprayed him last july, amidst some kind of altercation during a traffic stop last july. at one point 10 officers were trying to restrain him. west's family is crying police brutality.. "how do a roll lead to you being brutalily murdered how explain that to me how, how with a valid license and you get brutally murdered explain please!" officials from the state medicial examiner's office say autopsy results are still pending, and could take up to 90 days. meanwhile, baltimore city officials are under fire for illegally closing meetings that are supposed to be open to the public. the state's open meetings compliance board determined this week that the baltimore development corporation broke the law by closing a meeting back in july. that's the third violation by a city agency this year. back on may 20- th... the city finance board barred fox 45 and the baltimore sun... from a

. >>> baltimore city police are on the look out for their newest public enemy number one. 26-year-old christopher good is wanted for attempted murder and domestic violence. last month good stabbed the mother of his child 10 times, killing her. officers believe good is still in south baltimore. they say he's to be considered armed and dangerous. anyone with information on him and his whereabouts is asked to call baltimore city police. >>> in tennessee eight people are dead, more than a dozen injured in a crash involving a church bus. it happened on interstate 40 in jefferson county, tennessee. the bus blew a tire, veered across the median and crashed into a tractor trailer. 6 seniors on the bus are dead. >>> a man accused of setting off a bloody road rage incident between a group of motorcycle riders appears in a new york city courtroom. 28-year-old christopher cruz is charged with reckless driving. he's slowing down his bike leading the suv to clip it. >> his motorcycle was struck and he stood right there. he never assaulted this man, never tried to assault him and he does not know an

. >> we do not have a problem with the baltimore city police department. we have a problem with officers that take their job and think they're above the law. >> the 86-page complaint ladies and alleges officers handcuffed him madicious -- maliciously. >> it was not discipline. there is no accountability. they fail to train, fail to supervise. and as a result, the sta citizens are placed in peril. >> reporter: they have not commented on the lawsuit. >>> a house fire has claimed the lives of two people in north baltimore. mary has the latest on the investigation. >> city fire officials say two elderly people died after being pulled from the home. you can see the extent of the damage done to the house. the fire appears to have started in a middle room on the first flar of the two staph hear duplex. fair are fire fire the -- firefighters say the two people died of asphyxiation, while being rushed to the hospital. >>> shot rang out just after 1:00 this afternoon. at 22nd and kennedy. one of the men was pronounced dead at the scene. the second of the transported

also new at noon, baltimore city police are investigating a shooting in west baltimore that happened just before 7:00 30 this morning. please responded to find a black male suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he was announced dead at an area hospital. in baltimore county, police have a suspect in custody after a barricade in dundalk. and askedponded everyone living in the area to stay in their homes while please don't let the situation. just after 2:00 this morning, police arrested the 42-year-old male. no one was injured in the incident. seven relief workers in syria are missing after officials say they were abducted. the latest on the situation, coming up. first, a recap of yesterday's ravens game loss to the packers, and why john harbaugh says he would make the same decisions . [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. >> a sad day in baltimore after losing to the packers yesterday. the super bowl champs are now second in the north. baltimore was first and goal at the

. >>> opening arguments in the case against a baltimore city police officer accused of mistakingly shooting a police recruit in the head during a training exercise in february. wjz is live at the baltimore county courthouse. derek valcourt was in court as jurors heard from the witnesses for the first time today. >> officer william scott kern never meant to shoot police trainee raymond gray in the forehead but that's what happened at they taught a group of new recruit at the old rose wood center. a mistake that outraged even the mayor. >> there's no acceptable explanation for why live rounds were at a training exercise. >> police trainee derek allen among the first to testify describing kern armed with his real gun and a paint ball style gun. >> kern had his real gun at his hip and his training weapon just inches below. the employees testified that during the training kern mistakingly pulled out his gun at least one before >> after he did it the first time he heard him say, whoops, sorry, that's muscle memory. a short time later he made the same mistake, only this time pulling the trigger, s

. >>> the family of a man who died in baltimore city police custody filed a wrongful lawsuit accordinguit alleges anthony anderson was beaten by three city detectives before he died last september. prosecutors said they found the detectives did not use excessive force. >>> a local man suspected of giving students cookies laced with drugs is behind bars. 40-year-old clyde tatum is charged with being a felon in possession of a handgun. >>> a business in technology website side baltimore is the 8th most underrated city for young people. it's based on music venues, bars, the number of single, access to public transportation and other factors. the city topped miami and dc and tied with new york city. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next a bus driver is hailed as a hero for saving a life and it's all caught on camera. why a decorated united states marine may be kicked out of the military. >>> this woman was making news today. she's from north dakota. she plans on giving a letter to trick-or-treaters stating that sugar is bad to them instead of candy while the kids will send

baltimore city on his twitter feed and manning included a councilman said the department's actions were a step in the wrong direction when it comes to accountability. if you follow baltimore city police on twitter how much know when and where shootings and other public safety issues occur. councilmember scott consider them critical to safety. >> from the crime trends of what is happening, what we are looking for about what to look out for 80 or neighborhood. the citizens are more informed and they are more safe. but the police chief of staff said there is growing concern in the department about putting out information too quickly. but we are showing our foot sometimes you cannot take back bad information. >> police announced the twitter feed would be scaled back cutting out mentions of terminal on criminal shootings. the intent was to weed out accidents that do not have a broader impact. >> if there's somebody walking down the street at 9:00 with their family and they are shot at even if a member of the media, that is a bigger story than somebody who got shot because he did not pay me for the dope i was trying to buy. there is a different level of engagement. >> what about the family

baltimore city police... have announced... a... new... public enemy... number one. he's... christopher troy goode ... and... he's wanted... on... number of domestic violence warrants. "mr. good is a violent and dangerous individual who has no regard for human life let along women. he savagely beat one woman and took anothe hostage and brutally beat her." goode is known to frequent the south baltimore area. baltimore county police are looking into whether or not... ...the female driver who crashed this car carrying two children into a glen burnie home was drunk. the crash happened around six o'clock this evening on thomas road. fortunately, no one was inside the home at the time of the crash. no one in the car was injured either. no word on the estimated damage done to the home. best selling author and maryland native tom clancy has died at the age of 66 clancy published 28 books .... several were made into hollywood blockbusters including the hunt for red october ... patriot games and the sum of all fears.. 17 of his novels appeared on the new york best sellers list... the