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lori montenegro tiene la historia desde baltimore maryland. >>> es el 16 de febrero del 2009.ostro desfigura desfigurado. >>> lo que antes era algo de ciencia ficciÓn. hoy es va haciendo realidad, alrededor del mundo se trata del trasplante de cara. la primera ocurriÓ en francia en el 2005. desde entonces, se han hecho mÁs de una docena, varias en los estados unidos. el doctor eduardo rodrÍguez, es uno de los pocos en este paÍs. que se especializa en este innovador procedimiento. y en este, el centro mÉdico de la universidad de maryland. nunca pensÉ que podrÍa hacer eso. y tan pronto. >>> en abril, rodrÍguez, le realizÓ a este joven richard lee el trasplante de cara mÁs extenso y completo efectuado hasta la fecha. un balazo destrozÓ parte de la cara a norris, que perdiÓ parte de su lengua y los dientes. >>> nadie le querÍa dar empleo vive encerrado en una casa. hace sus compras de noche. >>> la tarea de los cirujanos, era inmensa, tanto asÍ, que practicaron con 20 cadÁveres. >>> la diferencia principal es la cantidad de tejido del cuero cabelludo hasta el cuello. los labios, l

a general of the maryland militia who was in baltimore sent out an order to maryland state militia units saying follow those soldiers back to pennsylvania, back to the mason dixon line and burn all the railroad bridges between baltimore and pennsylvania. so on the morning of april 23rd as the union soldiers retreated northward, a local militia unit called the baltimore county horse guards followed the soldiers and burned about six railroad bridges. the person leading that expedition was none other than john merriman, the first lieutenant in the militia unit and this gives you an image of two of his subordinates. we don't know who they are but they were members of the militia that went and burned out railroad bridges. now, there was a lot going on in maryland in april, 1861. lincoln decided he had to take drastic measures. he suspended the writ of habeas corpus. >> they can appeal to the judge and get the judge to force his arresting officer to bring him to the court so he can be either officially charged or released. >> good. if you are ever arrested, now, i know this won't happen to you

this year, 113 maryland igh schools maae the list.... including 14 in baltimore county.62 maryland schools made u.s. news and world report's "best igh schooos" list... nine in baltimore county.and 23 maryland igh schools made newsweek's list of "america's best highh schools"--- six in baltimore county. "iqq i think thii is an example..... oq::suppprt from he pprents and the commun" &pcommunity." youucan see the complete list of rankings online at foxbaltimore dot com slash newslinks. a winner will be crownedd tonight... in the scripps there's a favorite in the compe. competitton.:13-:31 oakknshaw... can yoo read it in a sentence please? .. oc: applause" applause"you read it in a can you read it in a seetence - please? ... oc: applause" applause" this is fifth-grrder rachel zampella... from oklahaoma. rachel is blind.and while she can't see ords with herr eyes... she caa see how they're spelled in her mind. if you you're buying a house near a walmart... expect to pay more.that's according to new research... which finds walmart stores driveeup the prices of homes.h

you can sell send us a self-addressed envelope to 3800 hooper avenue, baltimore, maryland 21211. the finished product. what did you put on there? >> a little radish sprouts. >> it was something unthe radish sprouts. >> chile base. >> it was good. don't go away. we'll be right back. >> up in sports, an incredible stretch run from i'll have another. we'll go onto the belmont and hear from the winners straight ahead. >> good morning. preakness 137. i cannot remember a better day to have 121,000 fans over for fun. we saw a race that lived up to every bit of what we hoped it would be. a rematch from the kentucky derby. the two best horses, the best 3-year-olds going at it once again. they delivered absolutely in the drama. look at this. i'll have another trying to track down bodemeister just as he did two weeks ago at churchill downs the last 100 yards pouring it on. i'll have another indeed! by a neck claims another. triple crown championship. look at the celebration after wards. shortly there after you see doug o'neil, the frainer for i'll have another. gerry sandusky caught up with

started by the first order of black roman catholic nuns, the oblate sisters of providence out of baltimore, maryland. their purpose was to educate black children. these nuns persistence and unflinching sacrifice influence my mother's life and my life. my mother was in high school when the march on washington occurred. the weeks leading up to the march, my mother participated in many peaceful demonstrations and picket lines in front of the white house. again, this is another example of unshakable persistence and sacrifice. she did this being afraid and not reacting when the white agitators were spitting on her and her girlfriend. it was important for her to peacefully continue in her fight for justice and civil rights. i mother was the first to obtain a college degree and went on to an education in education that lasted for decades. my work ethic was derived from her. when you are the daughter of a teacher and administrator i had a front row seat to watching a woman at work in the classroom. most of all, i would -- i truly mean this and the gravity of this hit me last week when i was before commissio

it's preakness week in baltimore, maryland. we are kicking it off morning edition style. ron, only in baltimore would the staffer of a track hold -- staff of a track holding the largest track gather to sing karaoke. >> not only that, the trainer of the derby winner is here too. >> you're kidding me. >> how about that. we're going to talk to doug o'neil and i got a little bobl to bring back for the wjz lobby. >> thanks. >> it's a preakness manic monday in baelt -- baltimore when the eyewitness n,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, guys, i'm home! sara lee one hundred percent whole wheat bread. with thirteen grams of whole grain in every slice, and delicious taste in every last bite. sara lee. so good, it's gone. >>> here is first warning doppler weather. shower activity around the area. keep an umbrella you're going to need it. 62 westminster, 64 bel air and columbia, 63 rock hall, tv hill 64. just barely a breeze. this week eend weather -- this week's weather is simple. it's a very area of low pressure. there's going to be nothing to halt its progress. it's going to get here, get out of he

baltimore, maryland, coming in at 91 degrees. stilll some very warm spots. 93 in detroit, but there you're going to be dealing with chance for thunderstorms bynd later onn the afternoon. birmingham coming in at 90, make a few stray storms off to the west. so a little bit messy for some folks today, but at least on the whole, a good stretch of the country looking good for the holiday. >> that's good f. thank you so much, todd. >>> coming up, travels hit the road, consumersing looing on the brighter sierkd and both the good newsnd and the bad news on the zuckerberg wedding dress. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, "men in black 3" takes down more than just aliens at the box office. >>> game one of the western conference finals, another injury for theof fillies, and he crash on the final lap of the indy 500. you're watching "early today."if . you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here are some of your top headlines this morning. the united nation

she also has a name street named after her in her hometown of baltimore, maryland. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. remember our coverage continues with 10:00 news and big rally of bay area teachers. they say they are making concessions why are top administrators doing the same. we're always here for you, tmz is up next right here on tv36.

. >>> if you're watching us on wval, baltimore, maryland, in wheaton, ice skating during scheteam skate night. >>> a look at entertainment, the "the avengers" will move aside at the box office. >> about time. >> as a new blockbuster takes center stage. "men in black 3" will take top spot over the weekend. despite being a decade since the last men in black and four years since will smith's last film, experts say drawing wide interest, both young and old, that is good news for the studios, since the budget to make this one blew up way over $200 million. >> have you been on the ride at universal? >> i saw them shooting the movie though. don't cry for the "the avengers," should take in $40 million this weekend the fourth highest grossing film of all time. >>> what do you think hillary had to say about this? brooklyn lee tweeted this from an event in monaco, posing with former president clinton and fellow porn actress tasha rain. >> i'm sure he didn't know. >> tmz reports britney spears walked out on the first as a judge on the x factor after a contestant mangled one of her songs. getting a

in today's other quarter final game, northeast baltimore. maryland greyhounds.hey had a bite bigger than their bark. thanks in part to eric luzbee. then you see denver freshman, wes berg. but great goalie. but he pays the price, getting hacked like a pinata. nonetheless, loyola advances. that's sweet. but that team lost. semifinals, national championship. they win 10-9. loyola in the final four. they will face notre dame, virginia winner. loyola's women, by the way, lost to maryland, 17-7. -- 17-11. and they do this. >> and i'll have another wins again. >> highlights at 11:00. >>> be sure to watch the cbs primetime lineup at 10:00. it's 48 hours mystery. followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. and coming up tonight at 11:00, on wjz. the big meeting in maryland. world issues, world leaders trying to solve problems here. the latest what is happening out at camp david. >>> also, more on the terror plot chicago police broke up today. one day ahead of another global gathering in that city. >>> plus, we'll go inside the winner's circle. we'll have highlights highlights

someone from the state of maryland would be happy would they be smiling in college park or baltimore. marylandaking on loyola, terps head coach hoping his second trip to the finals would result in a title. cummings behind the net look at this laser. tenth goal of the season, maryland up 3-2. offence done at this point. here comes loyola, 4-3. heads right, beats nico, greyhounds up 5-3. second half they took over. saverna park's own, scored the final three goals, 17 in the tourney, and loyola beat maryland 9-3 to capture their first ever lacrosse title >> how about this for a surprise yesterday in minnesota, two sisters thought they were at the twins game to run the bases they did, ran right into their dad a master sergeant, robert, back after his five month deployment in afghanistan he surprised them as they headed for home, hugs and kisses all around. memorial day this weekend this family will never forget. thanks to all currently serving and those who have served. >> we would be reif we didn't thank you -- remiss if we didn't thank you. >>> gary. >> temperature around 90 degrees, some thunde

someone from the state of maryland would be happy, but would they be smiling in college park or baltimore? marylandon loyola, terps head coach john tillman hoping for his second straight trip to the finals would result in a national championship it. looked good early had joe cummings finds kevin till dmentner, but the -- tillner, but the offense doesn't score again. greyhounds up two at the break 5-3, but in the 4th quarter it's eric lusby who took over the game with three straight goals and had 17 to set a record. loyola beat maryland 9-3 and wins their first ever national lacrosse title. >>> don't go anywhere. the king on his court, could the heat take out boston in game one? stick around to find out. >>> welcome back. you got to think lebron james is feeling the heat these days. if they win a title, they're supposed to. if he doesn't, the critics keep on chirping. tonight game 1 of the eastern conference finals in south beach against boston. 1st quarter mario chalmers and watch the king with the alley- oop. lebron had 32. heat up by as many as 11, but boston hung around. rajon rondo to paul pier

jose anderson, baltimore, maryland. i was wondering if you have any thoughts on you think the direction that the eighth amendment jurisprudence is likely to go in the coming years, or at least the framework of how the eighth amendment would be looked at in the coming years of the supreme court. >> of course, that's a very difficult question, because it depends on the attitudes of who is sitting on the court at the particular time and the particular issue. i really think with regard to the death penalty, which is i'm sure at the back of your mind in this question, i'm not sure that the democratic process won't provide the answer sooner than the court does, because i do think there's a much -- really a significantly growing appreciation of the basic imbalance in cost versus benefit analysis that the application death penalty does a lot of harm, really does very little good over and beyond the imposition of life without the possibility of parole and always includes the continuing risk of an incorrect conclusion by the jury

david martin, cbs news, baltimore, maryland. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morningt on that airline bomb plot. we'll speak with john brennan, the assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism. >>> also, best-selling author john irving telling us about his new novel. >>> and cy young winner john smoltz drops by studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm danielle nottingham. have great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> we're live in pleasanton where a mother and daughter were shot and killed inside their home. w

david martin, cbs news, baltimore, maryland. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news."us at cbs news all >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment news magazine in the world. >> john travolta, the massage therapist, the new lawsuit. what happened into the hotel. the shocking claim. and plus, lynn is an evangeliste's courtroom. and the war with the baby over sam mahay yek. >>> and new york's met gala. at the social event of the year. >> with rejust minutes away from all the

about same sex marriage joining me now is dr brad braxton founding pastor of the open church in baltimore maryland and author of the recent washington post article same sex marriage support a sign of love acceptance and devotion to god dr braxton thanks for joining me tonight thank you for having me it why is it a common belief that the african-american community is against same sex marriage is that just that canard that was promoted for the last decade or so by the national organization for marriage or has that in part come out of the community itself. i think first of all we must establish the fact that across the history of our country there has been a tendency to look at the african-american community as a monolith on any number of issues and this is yet another example of that i think there is considerable texture and nuance across the spectrum of african-american life in general and african-american religious life in particular and i think that there are many trends that are beginning to end to kate this complexity and that with in the african-american christian community there is a growing

that's significant here in baltimore, maryland. we're the home of the american railroading.control coming up. we have first warning weather. whatever you want to do this week's end, it is going to be super conditions. >> all right. mother's day is this sunday. we ask to see your favorite photos of your mom and you delivered. here are a couple right here. to see the complete slide show go to wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> thanks for being with us this morning. 54, 92% hue hue didty -- humidity. nowhere near stuffy. 5 the 2 -- 52 dumb -- cumberland, westminster and bel air 52 and 55, 55 rock hall. rain has pulled away, cool front has swept through the area. we're left with pleasant conditions now through the entire's weekend. today a high around 70. a mixture of clouds and sun, a little bit breezy. clear to partly cloudy, 45 over night. the normals are 72 and 50. tomorrow 72, saturday 78, sunday 80, monday 80, maybe a shower on tuesday with 76. >>> here is sharon with traffic. >> despite perfect driving conditions weather wise we have a bunch of problems on the beltway and 95

david martin, cbs news, baltimore, maryland. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news."us at cbs news all around the wor >>> this is 9news now. >>> tonight, the cia disrupted an affiliate of al-qaeda. that was planned to happen around the one year anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden. randall pinkston has the latest. >> reporter: the plot by a yemen based al-qaeda affiliate involved using a bomb inside a passenger's underwear to blow up an airliner. an upgrade of a similar device that failed to detonate over detroit on christmas day, 2009. sources say the latest advice does not contain any metal. meaning it might have been

i'm pastor out in baltimore, maryland. have we caved in to political correctness? i notice how we have been compromising with all kinds of issues. nobody wants to stand up and say what needs to be done. you know, we won by boycott marches, sit-in, civil disobedience to unjust laws and finally we put people to the ballot box. that's how we won a lot of things we have now. but is political correctness the order of the day that's hinderring us from doing what we need to do? >> someone is saying yes. let me just say this before they answer the question and i'm certainly going to let the panel do it. i would say the congressional black caucus does not yield to political correctness. our problem is when we look around, nobody standing behind us. that's our problem. any time we say something somebody doesn't like, then you all want to be upset with us. what we're trying to do is tell the truth. we represent most of the black people in this country. but how many of you all stick with us? now that's the truth is what it is. now this summer we're going to be taking a tour ar

. >> my name is lisa from baltimore, maryland, and i don't think congress will get anything done with the bickering back and forth, the one sidedness. i am a single divorced mom of three and i am one of the one that is they're talking about with cutting the food benefit program. i am the working poor. i mean, don't think think it is sad that i even qualify for food stamps and i work 40 hours a week? >> hi. i am calling from maryland, richard. i believe that congress will not get anything done this year and if the past is prolonged republicans will put a stumbling block in front of any progress. thank you very much. good day. >> i am from virginia. i just don't think they're going to get anything done this year, nothing. i really think we all need to just get together and as far as the tax cuts for the rich and i just think we should do away with all of this and let the money go where it is supposed to go. and take this earned income credit and cut it in half and don't need that no more. getting in the way. we need to start paying our taxes. by the middle class not wanting to pay our t

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baltimore sun. a report on ocean city's preparations for this weekend's kickoff for the summer season. >>> preview of this weekend's men's and women's lacrosse finals. >>> and a guide to the maryland death fact. fast becoming one of the metal music festivals. for these stories and more, read the baltimore sun. wjz first warning weather team. >>> more help is coming to military members who find themselves struggling to keep their homes. monique griego has more on new legislation, protecting them from foreclosure. >> from fighting overseas to battling another war back home, military members hit hard by the housing crisis. >> service members, while they were on the battlefield, fighting, they were getting messages ee-mails -- e-mails from their wives, saying they're about to be put out. >> reporter: maryland congressman elijah cummings couldn't believe how many soldiers were losing their homes. so he created the military family home protection act. >> we thought that that was theya better way, that america is better than that. >> reporter: the new legislation will prevent soldiers from being closed on-- foreclosed on while they're deployed and for up to a year after. previously, they

. >> fox 5s holly morris at the american visionary art museum in baltimore maryland >> they are gettinghe 14th annual, kinetic sculpture race. >> you know what the works of art here, they are priceless, not even $120 million would make you well, maybe $120 million. okay. this is fi fi look at her she is amazing and, while you are looking at her you may not realize she is an alter rain vehicle that can be totally human powered because that is the challenge that is the kinetic sculpture race. it will go on this saturday and two of the wonderful staff members are here with me, abbey development associate and nick, been with us all morning director of communications there is a lot of things i want to make sure we get to, first and foremost i want people to understand what they can win this may be worth more than $120 million. >> i would think so. they are priceless, definitely priceless, the awards that go to the pilots, that pilot these kinetic vehicles, things such as the pilots choice award where all the pilots get to vote on the best pilot of the day some vote for themselves others are

baltimore. "good morning maryland" returns in just a moment. news time 5:21. 3q what's my secret for sunday lunch? my little helpers... and 100% natural french's yellow mustard. it has zero calories for me, and a taste my family loves. >>> news time 5:24. a news conference is happening today for the wife of former syracuse assistant basketball coach bernie fine. lori fine's lawyer says she is now speaking out, telling her side of the story. bernie fine is accused of abusing two former ball boys and she's accused of knowing about the whole thing. >>> we could see the daughter of john edwards take the witness stand as early as today. it's still not known to what she'll testify at his trial. it's also unclear if edwards or his mistress, rielle hunter will take the stand before the defense wraps up its case. >>> add two more states to mitt romney's win column. he has picked up the endorsement of nebraska and oregon republicans. romney has all but clinched his party's nomination and is well on his way to winning the delegates he needs for the overal

maryland. but it may expand into the baltimore and leave central maryland later on tonight.s still a risk we'll see some rain tonight. 80 degrees now. d.c. at 78. 68, the cool spot. ocean city, also at 68. locally, mid70s to near 80 degrees. the humidity has come down just a tad. but that doesn't mean we still can't get showers tonight. we've had a southerly wind, most of the day. right now, we have a dead calm. right now, we're starting to see a bit of a shift late in the day. with shower activity across northern michigan. upper michigan, we call it. actually, moving in our general direction. leftover moisture tonight and yesterday's rain. that next front could give us another chance of a thundershower tomorrow. now, tonight, we're looking down to the south and southwest. this stuff in southern virginia. and western carolina. looks like it's moving up toward our region f. it holds together rnlgt we'll probably see some additional rain and showers tonight. and as you mentioned, we still have the deficit. we could use the rain. there's the next front, coming down from the nor

mary's college of maryland. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake addressed the class of 2012 in mid-may. she was the youngest person ever elected to the baltimore city council. here is her speech on the campus town house green. it is about 15 minutes. [applause] >> good morning. i can say i have never seen a group of people more excited about a green door. thank you very much for inviting me to speak to you on this absolutely beautiful day. i was promised by president there would be a few people from baltimore. are there any people from baltimore? thank you very much. now my nerves are gone, i know there are some hometown folks in the crowd. today is a culmination not just of the last four years, but of a lifetime of hard work for the students who are here today. i promised the students a commencement address of no less than nine minutes. and i intend to keep my word, so get comfortable. to the graduates, i want to congratulate you on completing your undergraduate education. each and everyone of you are about to join

. >> and i used to live in baltimore, maryland. i've been to that harbor many times.something. >> got to be an easier way to get some crabs. >>> coming up, a favorite of mine back on the market this morning. yes, this lovely star is single again. coming up in "the skinny." >>> but first, kids at risk because of the health care they're receiving. too much radiation, and what you can do about it. >> that is straight ahead on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by cancer treatment centers of america. >>> well, a new warning for parents from the fda when it comes to ct scans and x-rays for their children. >> radiation levels are similar to what's used on adults so the fda is calling for some pretty urgent changes. abc's dr. richard besser has some advice for parents. >> can you pull up your sleeve and show me where it hurts? lucas is 4 years old. his arm hurt. everything is completely in right now, the x-ray looked fine. x-rays and ct scans, which are hundreds of times more powerful, are incredible diagnostic tools. but each time a chil

we are traveling from baltimore to maryland. this seat shows -- they weren't expecting a lot of people. you see the captain onto left, the guy to his right is not part of the crew. plane was so empty the captain let this passenger to sit in the co pilot seat. there is more. this flight had just one person on it, and eight empty seat, same on this flight. this 19 seater from cleveland to pennsylvania had just one passenger as well. >> the essential air service is nonessential. >> reporter: tom is the president of the washington based group citizens against government waste. >> members of congress like to have airports, like the subsides, chances show they are spending money on behalf of their the people they represent. . >> reporter: the seats cost approximately 15 5,000 dollars to taxpayers. take a look at what we found on a dwight from las vegas to nevada. he is about to get on board. a flight where he is the only passenger. that's right. the flight is empty but each seat is still subsided at a rate of $3,700. this one flight c

. >> the university of maryland baltimore county is known for supreme education. the campus was a but when authorities flooded the area, looking for gunmen. >> police say a female student called 911 early thursday morning to report that she saw a man who was an acquaintance un.playing begthe g police searched the campus extensively, looking for the man. they found what they believe is the weapon and say they do not believe the suspect is on campus. >> i was confused at first. it was very vague. >> the initial message that went out warned students about the suspect and to stay away from the area. the second alarm message dated there is strong evidence the suspect left the area. many felt the message was too vague. >> it said the at&t is gone. they never caught him. they found a weapon, apparently, in his or her car. >> university police said they are limited by the technology. >> one of the difficulties we experience and all institutions is that you are limited to 140 characters. makes it hard for you to put of information at any one time. -- makes it hard for you

we do have some showers, even some rumbles of thunder northeastern maryland. baltimore is being affected. caroll county is seeing is. toward the upper part of the eastern shore. might get into eastern howard as well. bus stop forecast calling it mostly cloudy because there are a few breaks south and west of town. cloudy and cool with drizzle and a couple of showers north. temps ranging in the 50s to lower 60s, although the vast majority of us are in the 50s this morning. your sunrise happening a few minutes past the 6:00 hour. we'll start with the clouds today. there's some fog also in the mountains like around petersburg, west virginia, western maryland. noon still mostly cloudy, 74. light winds. should see more sunshine this afternoon. that will help us get above the 80-degree mark with a chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two. anything that develops like yesterday could be on the strong storm. we're looking at thunderstorms across southwestern parts of pennsylvania from mitsburg to bedford. then it dips into northeastern maryland here and southern jersey and delaw

baltimore. >> a maryland delegate has some tough words with the mayor and governor about violence in downtown baltimore. >> facebook going public this morning. i'm brian mooar in washington. that story is coming up. >> we're checking on your morning commute. we will update you on any we will update you on any problem spots to avoid as we >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. it is perfect weather to ride your bicycle to work. >> it is a perfect day. we have a lot of sunshine right now. it is a little on the cool side. we will make it up to 76 this afternoon under mostly sunny skies. we'll come back in detail the forecast for preakness saturday. >> a state legislator said there is a problem with mobs of young people taking over at downtown baltimore. >> this is something the delegate says he has witnessed firsthand. he says the mayor is not doing anything about it. >> delegate pat mcdonough is not pulling any punches. he says the

it takes place at the university of maryland baltimore campus at 3 this afternoon. >>> with the g8 summit beginning and her husband at camp david, the first lady will host the leaders spouses for a lunch and tour of the white house. >>> around the country, people are encouraged to take a moment to thank members of our nation's military and today is armed forces day. and since 1949, this day has been used to give thanks to those who are serving our country. >>> well, she helped put disco music on the top charts in the 1970s and this morning we pay tribute to the life and music of the queen of disco. donna summer. >>> plus, a second grader gets in trouble for going to school like this. he painted his face black. why his dad says he's proud of him. and a self-driving car takes to the streets of washington, d.c. why some say that these cars could significantly reduce traffic deaths. >> you won't want to leave the house without a jacket. we will talk temps after the break. >> reporter: traffic is just starting to pick up on the west side of the beltway at liberty road. i will show you what 9 a

maryland state troopers say they are getting ready to load the patient. traffic was down is backed up way past 97. >> imagine buying a new house and paying less than $10 when you close? baltimoreayor stephanie rawlings lake along with key officials took a tour of new homes this evening while addressing new element of the maryland mortgage program. the seller was able to combine that weight with some offers from an employer, and she got twice the deal. >> i would say that closing i paid $7 and some change. that was the only part that was out of my pocket. everything else was agreed between hawkins and the city. >> that was such a deal. if you are not looking to buy in baltimore city, it does include incentives to buyers of 80 short sale property or foreclosed property. we have more information on that our website, wbaltv.com. bankruptcy, one week after the company said it was running short of liquidity. workers were told in letters the company would stop operations at that location and for other locations in the country. an increase in the price of in- state tuition, approved by the state university system's board of regents today after a long fight with then the general synod

course, daniel, my son, and just a lot of cool people that we met in the community here in baltimore, and we love marylandre's awesome. >> how's that jacuzzi evolved into an indoor pool. now you've won two legs of the triple crown. >> i don't know, maybe we'll move. maybe we'll actually get a yard that can fit a small pool. it's opening up so many new doors, meeting so many cool people and getting to do a lot of cool things that we never would have been able to do. we're just going to take great care of i'll have another and see where we go from here. >> what can you say about this gentleman, the ice water in his veins, mario gutierrez, delivering another clutch primetime ride? >> i can't believe it. it seems like he's been riding this racetrack his whole life. he rode two the other day, and he won both. today i was definitely, oh, man, go, go! slow, go, go! and he was just patient, kept him out of trouble. when he called on him, he responded. these two fit each other so perfectly and i can't say enough about mexico letting us borrow mario, and he's the king. >> we will see you in new york. best of luck g

maryland early this morning. you can see the line of showers from pittsburg into breeze would down into baltimore. northern and western maryland will get some rain this morning before it fills out. 54 degrees in washington and 54 in germantown. in the 50's to start the day and i think we will get some sunny breaks but low clouds this morning and a little bit of some this afternoon and scattered light day stars and the highs should be on the low to mid 80's and warmer tomorrow. >> a tough night for caps fans. the had a marathon game that ended in heartbreak. >> it's gavrick. the rangers go up 2-14 in this series = >> they scored the go-ahead goal 14 minutes into triple overtime, four hours 35 minutes after the puck dropped. the rangers' lead bed sick -- lead that serious 2-1. the caps will rest today and tomorrow before the saturday game for. >> they deserve some rest after that marathon. >> i would think so. >> investigators are looking for the suspects to stab two people in d.c. on 27 straight. a woman is in critical but stable condition this morning. the man suffered minor injuries and the victim

in the university of maryland trauma center, more than 8300 people were admitted. these people make up baltimore and much of maryland's medical save the met. tonight, how those heroes are able to come together and give patients a second chance at life. one story of a devastating car wreck last year. more than 50 emergency responders acted fast and pulled off what some call it a miracle. >> i had been stuck in the van for about an hour. i was in a coma for two weeks. here is a shocking statistic. 97% were saved. for the second year in the road macy's teamed up for the fashion show. breast cancer survivors took to the runway. organizers say the show is a way to bring awareness to the disease. >> it is very important to bring awareness to this. it is a killer of women. >> winners of a raffle drawing seven tickets. >> the president has lost his campaign for 2012. >> corporations are not people. people are people. when we come back, the new slogan and how it is different than the slogan of 2008. plus, park officials said this still the national christmas tree. what they plan to replace it with. >> th

right now police are looking for a man seen with a gun on the university of maryland baltimore county campus. mike schuh is live on the campus with the latest on the search for that man. >> reporter: good afternoon. let me take you back. it's just after 5 o'clock in the morning. a man and a woman, both students, are in a parking lot talking. the woman calls 911 after the man displays a handgun while sitting in his car. campus and county police respond and search for the student with the gun who fled. here is the campus police chief mark sparks. >> the baltimore county police department and our officers did an extensive search of the area. we were unable to locate a subject at that time. subsequent to that, we have searched all of the resident halls on a room by room, building by building basis and have not located the person. >> reporter: back now live looking at pictures. the campus is relatively back to normal. they are still searching for the man. earlier this morning by mass text students were notified about the incident and then updated through out the morning that the campus was

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appeal to maryland governor martin o'malley to reverse maryland's court of appeals ruling deeming all pit bulls a dangerous breed. the "baltimore sun" reports maryland votes for animals and similar organizations will call the governor and ask him to introduce legislation during a special session to override the decision. the ruling means people attacked by pit bulls now longer have to prove the animal's prior violent behavior. owners are strictly liable for damages. a landlord is also liable if the attack happens on his or her property. >>> overnight, rick santorum endorsing his once-rival mitt romney. in a late night e-mail, santorum urged supporters to join him in working with presumptive republican nominee mitt romney and defeating president obama in november. the support comes as romney head into three primaries today including west virginia, indiana, and north carolina. polls in west virginia are open from 6:30 until 7:30 tonight. and two new polls show the race between president obama and mitt romney is in vitro lou a dead heat. in 12 swing states surveyed by gallup and "usa today," the president edged out romney 47-45%,