that's what baltimore city police are investigating at a city school. i'm christie ileto. that story is next. >>> website woes. designers of the troubled website are grilled. the warning th,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's 6:30. 48 degrees. good evening, everyone. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. republican lawmakers are holding hearings on the troubled website americans are trying to use to sign up for health insurance. the obama administration admits there are problems and contractors are working to fix them. danielle nottingham has the latest from washington. >> reporter: government contractors came to capitol hill to answer lawmakers' questions about the problems with healthcare.gov. some lawmakers use personal examples to illustrate their point. >> i got this after 41 minutes. please log in again. >> we're not excited. nor are we pleased with what we delivered on october 1. but, you know, in principle, it worked. >> reporter: the contractor said the obama administration made the decision to go live with the website.

live at baltimore police headquarters. >> police have been looking for three weeks now. a woman who said she witnessed the attack inside baltimore says she is haunted every day by. >> i remember the guys. other than that, it is just scary. whenman me -- we met gasp she saw the picture of the baltimore police department's latest public enemy number one. the man she says she saw chasing a woman with a knife as she ran screaming for help on september 12. this weight -- this lady was outside screaming and i went to the door to see what is going on. she ran towards me saying, he is trying to kill me. her hands were full of blood. >> it happened in sydney avenue. the victim is then -- mother of good's child. the woman said good was still trying to stab the victim when she collapsed right in front of her. >> i thought she would die on my steps. in my arms. really scary. i was just trying to keep her from dying. >> he uses a knife. >> during an afternoon news conference, police explained he has several priors for domestic violence incidents. in a wanted, including case in ohio. h

ed norris was baltimore city police chief at the time. me to find out, one of his officers had an encounter with the snipers... sleeping in the blue caprice at a dunkin donuts in north baltimore. officer james snyder, baltimore city police, 2003: "it was just scary to think he was gonna shoot me, but school kids and pregnant women." nats: 911 tape after the stop, the pair killed four more people, before being captured two weeks later. alexandre moors, director: "it's fresh in people's memory. it happened 10 years ago, but, in my opinion, it could've happened 100 years ago." washington: "or tomorrow, unfortunately." french direcor alexandre moors says the film is a physcological thriller. there's not even any blood in the film. isaiah washington, actor: "those are the people who may want to explore this film, either out of morbid curiosity or just word of mouth, or just because everyone says it's a good idea." loyola communications professor dr. elliot king cautions people not take this film as true to life... but rather a hollywood depicti

and tells baltimore city police twitter feed> tells baltimore city police twitter feed> transparecnys not the ony platform where the police are fallin short. it can sometimes take a month for the city to release comprehensive crime data to the public live from police headquarters, paul gessler, fox45 morning news. more than 13- thousand marylanders have created accounts on the state's online martplacefor heath insurance. this news comes in spite of technical issues that have plagued the site since it debuted last week. the executive director of maryland's director of maryland's health exchange says a technical team has added server capacity and plans to update the system's software. there have been 1- thousand visitors t the website, and more than 10- thousand people have called the call centers, since the connection opened on the first. people across the country trying to sign up for obamacare...are experiencing problems. the online enrollment system was don again early todafor pgrades. tech experts have been called several times to fix glitches since health care dot gov's debut a w

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 identified... but are believed to be father and son. the younger victim is in his 20's and in a wheelchair. (mr. street/victim's best friend) "he's paralyzed but he's out here when the kids are out here playing. he's out here with the kids throwing balls with them. ice cream man comes by, he's got money, he buys the kids ice cream. he don't deserve what people di

police say the suspect is a baltimore city police officer hired in september of 2009 to the eastern district. wjz is live. rochelle ritchie reports on this murderous love triangle. >> reporter: this is certainly a disturbing story of love gone wrong. the family of the firefight shot and killed released a statement -- firefighter shot and killed released a statement moments ago saying he died a hero trying to protect his girl friend. 27-year-old baltimore city firefighter andrew scott hoffman is dead after being shot at his home in glen burnie police say by baltimore city police officer christopher robinson. >> we were quickly able to determine through our evidence and investigation that this was a murder suicide. it was a domestic type relationship that was going on. >> reporter: anne arundel county police say 26-year-old marie hartman was killed before robinson turned the gun on himself. family friends say hartman was the ex-girl friend of the 307- year-old police officer and had recently begun date -- 37-year- old police officer and had recently begun dating hoffman. hoffman, a third gener

, and baltimore city school police. >>> downtown baltimore will be busy on sunday, too. the ravens have a home game with the green bay packers coming to town. sports director mark viviano joins us no -- now with a look ahead. plus sports predictions. >> ravens are back home after two straight home games. and sunday's game with the packers is one of the most anticipated games of the nfl weekend. >> reporter: prior to ravens and packers, a lot of cheer about the quarterbacks. the ravens joe flacco, and green bay's aaron rodgers are both super bowl mvps. but the ravens insist, their success on offense is still rooted in the run game. and rye rice and company final -- ray rice and company finally found the good gear last week in miami. >> now we feel like our running game is only to get better from here. felt good to put our foot on the pedal. we're right there. wferlt r wmplettive lal went up last week. no need to keep going forward now. >> panel. experts makes their picks of what has the makings of a good matchup. >> baltimore ravens are back home, facing the green bay pac

paul gessler: live from police headquarters to explain this policy. paul--- the baltimoreity police departnt was one of the first in the country to use twitter to inform city residents of crime. this wkend, thoh... four shootings ocrred... with no mention from the city's twitter feed. a police department spokesperson said they stopped tweeting every shooting because sometimes preliminary information is inaccurate. while the media hearabout shootis like one in barclay area this weekend... the 40,000 twitter followers heard nothing of them. that drew heat from citizens and city leaders alike... here's councilman brandon scott yesterday... who is on the city's pubc safety committee. brandon sco, ty

ed norris was baltimore city police chief at the time. come to find out, one of his officers had an encounter with the snipers... sleeping in the blue caprice at a dunkin donuts in north baltimore. officer james snyder, baltimore city police, 03: "it was just scary to think he was gonna shoot me, but school kids and pregnant women." nats: 911 tape after the stop, the pair killed four more people, before being captured two weeks later. alexandre ors, director: "it's fresh in people's memory. it happened 10 years ago, but, in my opinion, it could've happened 100 years ago." washington: "or tomorrow, unfortunately." french director alexandre moors says the film is a physcological thriller. there's not even any blood in the film. isaiah washington, actor: "those are the people who may wanto explore this film, either out of morbid curiosity or just word of mouth, or just because everyone says it's a good idea." loyola communications professor dr. elliot king cautions people not take this film as true to life... but rather a hollywood depiction

. >>> baltimore police making major changes to the way they present photo lineups. i'm monique griego. coming up, what they hope they prevent. >>> time to start thinking about the weekend. will you need your winter jacket? don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast with bob. ,,,, i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. >>> it's mostly clear and 50 degrees in central maryland right now. your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> in an effort to cut down on what can be devastating mistakes, baltimore police are making major changes to the way the department conducts suspect photo lineups. wjz is live. monique griego explains what drove the

police believe the medical exame able to give them a cause of death later this afternoon. >>> baltimore county police are searching for who shot two people in middle river. sky eye chopper 13 over the scene on south thorn road. neighbors identifying the two as father and son, butch and brandon jewel. detectives believe the two were targeted for a robbery and this was not a random act. we're told brandon, in his 20s, was shot in the wheelchair he uses. both men are expected to survive. >>> 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

. >>> 25 million that's how much baltimore police spend in overtime in the last fiscal year. it's all necessary. and abc2 news investigators joce sterman is here to explane why some of the changes to the department could eliminate the need to keep officers on extra shifts. >> reporter: we found hundreds of baltimore police officers taking home tens of thousands in overtime costing the department millions each year. and the leader of the union that represents those officers believes big changes in the bpd could save money and better serve those who serve and protect. tonight at 6 why police union leaders say a 30-year-old crime app is a big reason officers work so much overtime in the city. our investigation found at least 100 make more than 40,000 dollars a year in ot because they are often drafted to work when the department is understaffed it's an issue at top say they are working on. >> one of the things we need to- - >> that's joce sterman reporting and will have more tonight on abc2 news. we want to take you to abc2news.com and show you some of the graphic outlays we hav

police. one man is accused in at least 17 armed robberies in baltimore and harford counties. at state police headquarters in pikesville. monique griego is live with more on the

police in northeast baltimore... are looking... for... the person... responsible for a deadly shooting... on... ti--voley... avenue... and... east... 30-th street.../. when authorities arrived... just before 7 p-m../ they... found the man... lying in... the street... suffering... from... gun shot wound to the head. but officials say this area is no stranger to violence. "we had a shooting that took place here about 7 days ago on a street a couple blocks away and because of that we have flooded the area with resources and continue even this afternoon we had 2/3 units working this area specifically." commissioner... batts... says... officers patrolling the area... arrived on the scene... within one minute. a... city couple... is... indicted... on... drug charges... after ... a... mysterious package... is... dropped... at thier door.../. crime and justice... reporter... joy lepola... has the story... you're seeing first on fox. it was a package former national gaurdsman reginal murray wasn't exepcting 12:58 "i notcied that it was my address, but somebdoy

. >>> overtime is a huge cost for the baltimore police force with 25 million for the last fiscal yeart are all the extra shifts putting too much strain on the department? joce sterman wanted to find out. >> reporter: fee we found police officers making 40 -- we found police officers making 40, 60 and 100,000 dollars in overtime and putting in long hours doing the toughest job in the site. forget the millions spent experts say all that overtime puts people at risk. but why are city officers getting drafted for the extra shifts in the first place. abc2 investigators answered that question tonight at 6 finding out some using a 30- year-old crime map for the overtime spending. union leadership says it's time to make a change how officers are deployed it's not just about saving cash but smarter policing. >> it's not just about the overtime. what you are touching upon is one little piece of a much bigger problem and bigger puzzle that the city for years has put on the back burner. >> reporter: tonight at 6, the blueprint baltimore's police union laid out to change how the department spreads

police say it appears the men will survive their injuries. 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 wit

. >> reporter: well, this was a single car accident, that according to baltimore county police that school bus some how lost control and crashed into that ditch. frightening moments for parents who arrived on green spring avenue to find their child's school bus off the road facing the wrong way 10 feet down in a small creek >> i can't imagine the fear of the parents when they came to pick up their kids from the accident. >> the bus was carrying pikesville participants when it crashed into the ditch. >> whenever one wheel goes off, occasionally you will hear cars slipping off the road. >> reporter: inside the students were tossed around with the main door facing the sky, everyone escaped through a back hatch. >> everyone was mobile and able to get off the bus. >> reporter: now that it is gone, you can see just how big this ditch is. >> really miraculous we didn't have any significant injuries obviously you can see the condition of the bus. >> reporter: investigators are looking into the cause. one thing clear is just how lucky these students were. >> i am sure it is terrifying because no se

police are looking for these suspects in connection with an armed robbery. the incident happened back in august on west baltimore street. the suspect reportedly showed off a handgun. call the mpa police if you recognize any of these men. >> a school bus driver has been charged in a pair of robberies. police say jamese queen robbed a bank twice last month. she has worked as a school bus driver in prince george's county since last october. police say she confessed to using the stolen money to pay bills. trooper. hit a state jacqueline kline remains in critical condition at shock,. >> police have arrested a suspect wanted in a hit-and-run involving a teen. police have not released the name of the suspect. doctors were forced to put them in a medically induced coma. no word on his current condition. the government shutdown enters its second week this morning. democrats plan to introduce a bill to raise the debt ceiling, which is currently 16.7 trillion dollars. as for the shutdown, president obama is stepping up the pressure on the house republicans. republicans and speaker boehner should prove it. let the bill go t

policies are in a way that violates the constitutional rights of minorities right now in the baltimore police department is required by law to submit reports on every stop and frisk that the state police actually conduct four hundred twenty two reports were sent out from august two thousand and twelve through july twenty third team. while the conversation on immigration usually focuses on the matter of who is trying to get into the u.s. but with the increasing number of problems within the u.s. there seems to be. americans that are actually trying to leave for more on that we turn to the residence laurie harvest. in the us lately it's all bad for us americans so it might just be time for us to consider getting the hell out of this country it might be time to emigrate according to the us department of labor's bureau of labor statistics are currently perfect as the patient ranged is sixty three point two percent that means that only two thirds of american adults have a job or are looking for a way a full one third of us have either given up are too busy with other things like prying into a pill

police collided with her jeep. 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

could -- baltimore police converged on the inner harbor after a gruesome discovery. a man's body was pulled from the water of round 3:30 this afternoon. no word on who he is or how he died. this comes just six days after a 58-year-old's body was found in the harbor not far from today scene. police do not suspect foul play in that case. >> a series of weekend dog attacks in baltimore county has some residents on edge. a bulletin went out, warning that two pitbulls had attacked two other dogs, killing one of them, and that a woman was attacked in the same area. she says before taking out her recycling, she checked with her next-door neighbor to make sure his three dogs were locked in the garage, but apparently his son had opened the garage door. >> the dogs headquartered isabel and i try to get them off -- the dogs had cornered isabel. their son could not help me. we were down in the driveway and my neighbor came out and tried beating on them to let me go, because they had me and isabel. >> baltimore county police responded, but the report does not identify the breed o

. >> baltimore wants to have young people deal with how we want to police our communities and protect our young people from harassment. ?ow can we help young people they are already critical, but how can we facilitate the process? >> he not only wanted to help young people of baltimore understand their experiences with the police. they also want to talk to police officers about their experiences. how would we bring people together? >> they were to spread the message throughout schools in baltimore city. coverage continues tomorrow, as we follow maryland educators through the summit. >> time to check the weather. i guess now we have some cool weather as well as the warm weather. >> refreshing change from the heat and humidity. more typical october weather returns, and with it some much- needed rain. measurable rain we have had here in 16 days. pretty goodwith the downpour today, we are quite a since september 1. meteorological fall, if you will -- september, october, november. we are 2.3 inches below normal. we just made it over the 28 inch mark for the year

. >>> a police academy instructor who shot a police trainee in the head. wjz is live at the baltimore county courthouse in towson. the jury heard the defendant's own account of what happened. >> tragic mistake. at times he broke down while he talked about that tragic mistake that has him facing charges here in court. >> reporter: in is a photo of officer william kern on the day he mistakenly shot police trainee robin gray, at the rosewood center for developmentally disabled. though they were using these blue weapons which shoot paintball-style pellets instead of bullets. kern insisted on wearing his own saying, i was armed because i did not feel it was a safe and secure area. he described trainees, peeping through the windows of this door, and broke down in tears as he described what happened next. >> i intended to withdraw my simulated weapon and fire a round at the door, to remind them, this is an area they do not need to be. immediately upon firing ray round, i realized it was not nigh simunition weapon. i immediately ran to the door, force today open and saw someone laying on the

. >> baltimore city firefighters are in mourning after one of its own is killed by a baltimore city police officer. ,,,,,,,,

city firefighter dead, his girlfriend dead, and a baltimore city police officer also dead. >> the burning street fils up in front of the home of baltimore city fireman andrew hoffman where he and his girlfriend, marie heartman were gunned down just after 1:00 sunday morning. >> they're never going to forget you. every single one of us. >>reporter: heartman d hartman, the mother of i asix-year-old boy had started dating hartman. their families met for the first time under the most unthinkable circumstances. >> we're trying to get through this terrible ordeal, but we don't know why. >>reporter: police here say baltimore city police officer christopher lee robinson and he shot the couple inside the home before shooting himself. hartman's sister heard the murders and police say marie's younger sister hid in the closet and had to jump out a window to escape. >> they will truly be missed. >> hartman was honored in july for saving the life of a toddler he found wandering around in the streets. >> this shows a lot of character. >> marie's heartbroken parents than

for many baltimore police officers, these sunday shifts are overtime. even that keith urban concert from a few weeks ago demand more city police at a cost and it adds up. >> there's always a cost. >> reporter: with police overtime the police said we're talking five times $5 million just for this last fiscal year. we found out the total was much higher. when we started questioning police evertime spending, we discovered the totals doesn't count. we questioned the spending after getting a copy of the salary database. it showed police officers took home more than $30 million in ot in twirn -- 2013. the starting salary is $43,000. some made even more. pulling in $60,000, $80,000, even $100,000 ot. the department's highest paid employee made $110,000 in evertime in 2013. add in her $67 base salary and she made more than the mayor, her boss commissioner anthony batts. >> to nut that much overtime, you don't have a life. >> reporter: abc2 investigators did the math and found that for an officer to make that much, she to work more than 2,000 per year and that's

the suspect was hired to the baltimore city police force in september of 2009. he worked for the eastern district. >>> meanwhile in west baltimore, a speeding car hits three city police officers. they are recovering at the hospital tonight. it happened outside the bamboo house nightclub. the officers were directing traffic when a jeep crossed the road and hit them. one officer fired shots at the vehicle, but the suspects got away. police are still searching for them. >>> toddler is hot putelissed after a neighbor's dog bit off part of his nose. police say the 3-year-old boy may have put his face under a fence through a hole and then the dog bit his nose. the child was taken to pediatrics trauma in baltimore. the owners of the dog have turned it over to animal control. >>> lawmakers from both sides of the aisle prep the obama administration to act fast and push the enrollment for obamacare back. >> reporter: with the white house working on website repairs, members of both parties are talking about delays in implementing parts of the affordable health care act. a s

police were called to the home of a city firefighter. here they say a baltimoree officer robinson shot his former girlfriend hartman and her new boyfriend, hoffman, all while the sister hides in the closet. the city cops turns the gun on himself. the firefighter had been honored earlier this year for of ising the life of a toddler. don, back to you. >> the howard county police officer shot and wounded last week is waking up at home this morning. the police officer has been released from shock trauma. the 29th-year-old suspect opened fire on him and two other officers on route 1 on wednesday. he was found after an overnight man hunt by police. >>> in west baltimore, three city officers are struck by a speeding jeep. it happened outside of a nightclub. officers were monitoring the crowd when the jeep came across the road and hit them. they are looking for the jeep and the people inside it of. the officers are excited approximated to be okay. >>> the second annual catch a lift fundraiserrer was held this weekend. it provides gym memberships and equipment to wounded

police. the stories and much more when >> tomorrow is the 13th baltimore marathon. it is a baby compared to the boston marathon. runners are not allowing the boston marathon scare them away from the sport. waiting in the rain to pick up your race number, easy street for marathoner. the sport teaches you resolve and resilience. just ask 29 9 year old mike brahmer. he had crossed the finish line when he heard what sounded like an explosion. i heard the second one and that is when i got concerned. >> we get -- weeks after the , mike says he felt scared and guilty. >> i was able to cross the finish line and all these thousands of people had trained and work just as hard as i did. they were not able to finish and i also knew there was a lot of other people suffering. people that were in a lot worse situation than i was. >> he did not want the bombers to win so he quickly decided to another 26.2th miles. he was hesitant to do the interview because he said running the marathon is not about him, it is about the people who cannot run it. >> i was saying to myself i could tak

. >> reporter: this is the nerve center for baltimore city police, the staging site for any large event. never before has a news camera been allowed in this room. here hundreds of cameras are viewed. there is a spot at the table for every agency. it is the analytic brain, impressive but

baltimore county police are investigating a body found near robert e lee park. mike schuh just finished speaking with police. he joins us with the latest. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. at 450 acres the park is crossed by rails. on one of the running trails police found the body. >> the main trails get a lot of use. it's here on the western edge a gruesome discovery. >> the officers found the body of a deceased man. >> robert e lee park begins at the tree line but this is not a popular part of the park. the body was found 150 yards off falls road. >> it is along the trail but this time 1:00 in the morning is not going to be too much foot traffic out there. >> the man is identified as

in an update, baltimore city police identified the victim of a deadly shooting monday night. it happened before 10 p.m. in -- he died at of the scene. and county police have identified the driver involved in a deadly crash early monday morning that left room for 50 closed without power. this is what it look like from skycam 11. we are told a honda civic crashed into a pole and burst into flames. the driver died at the scene. police believe he was driving at a high rate of speed and lost control of the car. a cyclist involved in a crash is out of the hospital. investigators say the victim tried turning left across the northbound lane and into a nearby shopping center. drivers in two of the lanes allowed her to cross, but she was hit in the right lane.

david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a man shot and killed by baltimore police in northeast baltimore. it happened after the suspect dragged an officer with his car. lot of unanswered questions about what led up to that deadly encounter. ki rejoins us from police headquarters with the latest. lot of newed a details during the late afternoon police conference. the man shot had a lengthy criminal record. because of something called a law enforcement bill of rights, they have not yet interviewed the officer who fired the shot. tonight, they are questioning the deadly use of force. >> i have no clue what's going on. antonio is his cousin, the man shot and killed at the corner of minnesota and shannon drive wednesday night. to police, he had crack cocaine in his car when they saw him roll through a stop sign and pulled him over. driver,talking to the he notices suspect was extremely nervous. the officer on the driver side stepped away from the car and he started the vehicle and drove off. >> during a news conference, they explain the officers got caught up in the car and was dragged for seve

and tells baltimore city police twitter feed> transparecny advocates say twitter is not the only platform where the police are fallin short. it can sometimes take a month for the city to release comprehensive crime data to the public live from police headquarters, paul gessler, fox45 mornin nes. rdern whoseplof his led to the. has release of dozens of convicted killers... is re- sentenced to life in prison. it's an update to a story you saw first on fox. merle unger appealed his conviction... for the 19-75 murder of a hagerstown police officer. last year... a court ruled that jury instructions in marylandwere often unconstitutiona l before 19-80. after the decision came down... many prosecutors chose to cut deals with other convicted killers allowing them to go free... instead of re-trying their cases... but the washington county prosecutor decided to re- try unger. it was vitally important to set a precedent going forward that other prosecutors could prevail at trial. there's no word from unger's attorney on whether the re- sentencing will be challenged.

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

police arrested him a few hours later. we are told nobody was injured, believe heice do not was connected to her mysterious kidnapping 18 months ago. baltimore county police do not asked -- suspect foul play in the discovery of a body in hunt valley. an autopsy will determine the exact cause of death. ravenshead, 10 lucky fans are preparing for the trip of a lifetime. how dare non-winning -- how their non-winning maryland lottery tickets turned into a prize money cannot buy. a discovery of astronomical proportions. where scientists from the media where scientists from the media righ today, with more ways than ever to experience the moments that transform our lives, americans still choose broadcast television and radio more than all other media combined. o0 c1 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. >> how are you doing? returnse]>> basketball to baltimore for tonight with the new york knicks elena washington wizards. the matchup -- playing the washington wizards. the matchup features carmelo anthony. it commemorates the washington wizards 50th anniver

city 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.

baltimore street. the suspects reportedly showed off a gun and knife during the robbery. police have charged a school bus driver with a pair of robberies in glen burnie. police say jamese queen robbed a bank twice last month. an officer spotted her car. she has worked as a school bus driver since last october. police say she confessed to oney to payn mi bills. remainsjacqueline kline in critical condition after she was struck by a car. she was providing back up on sunday morning when she was hit by a passing vehicle. >> the arraignments are scheduled for tomorrow and thursday. sailors face dereliction of duty charges in the drowning deaths of two divers. the deaths happened at the super pond training facility back in february. an update on the sexual assault allegations about three former football players at the naval academy. a judge will not order a man to recuse himself in the case. she did not find grounds for the military to interfere in the preceding. sought to ber was removed from the case. the judge noted such a move would be unprecedented. >> the partial government shut

the latest man to be branded baltimore city public enemy number one is in police custody. city officials tell us christopher goode was apprehended by the u.s. marshal service in virginia this morning after being tracked by baltimore police officers. he faces charges of attempted murder and domestic violence. a baltimore man accused of leaving his 16-month-old granddaughter in a hot car is now facing charges of involuntary manslaughter. investigators say the 55-year- old, anthony towels, was supposed to take the child or a day care center in lansdowne but instead drove home and fell asleep. hours later, when he went to pick the child up from daycare, he only then realized she had been in his truck the whole time. that was back in july. the temperature reached 89 degrees that day. baltimore county authorities ruled the death accidental. city officials filed the charges. the i-team is following a case out of baltimore county where investigators are trying to figure out how an elderly patient fell out of benevolence. the accident -- fell out of an ambulance pick the accident h

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. this is the fourth public enemy named by baltimore city police. >>> some surprising and sad news about one of the world's best selling authors. tom clancy who was born and lived here in baltimore, died tuesday at

the officer was transferred with neck and back injuries since 2011, baltimore police department says four officers have been injured along 83. with the narrow shoulders and high speed traffic, 83 is one of the most dangerous roads for police to work on. the department says if drives, us, would obey the move over law, many of the accidents would be prevented. >> our concern is the speed. however, if even like everything else , if they slow down and take precautions, that would keep further accidents from occurring. >> that's how clip became critically injured he was struck two weeks ago. good news tonight, he is released from shock trauma. >>> man accused of shooting a police officer landed behind bars today. map he is now charged with attempted murder. if you have seen hims give him a call. >>> that's the kind of problem that our abc 2 investigators uncovered while digging in to the sex o fender registry. learning because they are in jail doesn't mean they will be tracked on the way out. joce sterman tells us why. republican you check the sex offender registry to see if up with is liv

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 city of baltimore.

baltimore police want to know if you recognize this guy. catrell smith, he's behind bars and police think he could be responsible for more crimes he was arrested yesterday on theft and assault charges. it's believed he also committed other violent crimes. if you recognize this man, again, catrell smith, call 866-7-lockup. >>> parents in baltimore county who have a child in a special needs program can get advice on life after high school. there's going to be a fall transition fair for families of 2014 and 2015 graduates. it runs from 10:00 in the morning to 1:00 in the afternoon at oregon ridge lodge. >>> good morning. havre de grace, awaiting the sunrise, still dark but mild. 62 at the airport now. the dew points on a comfortable range around 56, westerly wind coming off the mountains, a lot of dry air in place. dry air is going to warm up quickly this afternoon. 68 in the city. 50s to the north and west. ellicott city 75 and 61 up towards elkton. no clouds on the satellite and radar picture. it's going to be a gorgeous day, lots of sunshine

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

. >>> baltimore police want to know if you recognize catrell smith. they think he maybe responsible for more crimes. he was arrested on salt and theft charges. police believe he committed other violent crimes, but they need your help. >> we are looking at him for a series of different incidents. >> anyone with information about other crimes catrell smith has committed call crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >>> we note name of the man killed on tivoly avenue last night. 31-year-old deandre miller was found shot to death. no word on a suspect or messtive -- motive. >>> investigators say he attacked his ex-wife's new boyfriend. burly died. >>> we have new developments in the form of a new apologize from the head of that -- apology from the head of that pasta company. guido barilla said he is sorry about the comment about gay couples. barilla said he would never feature gay couples in an ad. after backlash he apologized saying he was trying to highlight the importance of a family. that made things worse. now he has issued another apologize. >> it is clear

. >>> baltimore police are trying to learn more about a man found dead in the harbor in the00 block of south caroline street. we know homicide detective are investigating. >>> we know the name of a man killed in a crash. michael joseph fitzpatrick was killed when his truck went off the side of the road and overturned. police said speed was a factor. >>> 19 of the accusers in the penn state child abuse case have settled. many have received checks from penn state over the past couple of days. we did know the university set aside $60 million to pay claims. >> a company of warren buffett -- scripps broke the story of lawsuits alleging berk sure companies slow paid claims to boost their own profits. the correspondent jones us right now live from washington tonight. great work. >> reporter: dove geef -- good evening to you. most settlements remain confidence but the company wanted to send a message with this one and refused to settle the case until they were prepared to announce large amount. the ford motor company sued berk sure national indemnity company over $20 million in unpaid claims,

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

. >>> baltimore police are investigating a woman's murder in broad daylight. sky chopper 13 over abbot court in east baltimore gwendolyn johnson was shot in the stomach and she died at hospital. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> state police say they caught the man responsible for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars of jewelery from a store on the eastern shore. police arresthood 42-year-old roy tolbert. they say he robbed the all tra diamond ultra diamond store. he is being held without bail. >>> police are searching for the criminal who stormed into a maryland hotel, threatened a pregnant clerk, then shot and killed another employee. surveillance video captures some of the frightening confrontation. we're live and kai jackson has the manhunt underway. >> reporter: prince george's point's police is looking for a murder suspect and as they do the family of the victims say their loved one stood up to the robber and is a hero. >> as you see, he comes in, jumps over the counter. >> reporter: prince george's county's police show video afte

police say the men boarded the number 40 on baltimore street near first mariner arena. one man asked the victim if he could use his incident. police say the men boarded the number 40 on baltimore street near first mariner arena. one man asked the victim if he could use his cell phone... the victim allowed the call. then police say the suspects showed the victim a gun and knife.. and demanded money for the phone's return. its a crime that has police searching for suspects and passengers concern (ms. steele) "well, it frightens me a little bit cause i'm not 23 and i can't run fast anymore. so, sure it's a dangerous situation." (mr. williams) "it don't really frighten me. i mean, i catch the bus, but i just hold on to my stuff, that's all." a grieving family says they'll protest... every wednesday.../ until... someone... from the city... responds..about the death of their loved one in police someone... from the city... responds..about a grieving family says they'll protest... every wednesday.../ until... someone... from the city... responds..about the death of their loved o

baltimore police say that burglaries in the southeast are up 11%. ?hen someone invades i think, you know, it's -- to what scale? >> reporter: carol and a group of neighbors join an officer every other week unless she -- on a cop walk. they walk through checking out what is going on. getting the scoop from police. she said it's up to neighbors to look out for each other. >> all your trash cans have your address on them. if you aren't taking up your trash cans are you just advertising, you aren't around. it's simple things like that. >> reporter: the community association is putting together a spread sheet, marking off all of the recent break-ins. they hope keeping an eye out subpoena making neighbors aware puts an end to what some are calling a spike in crime. >> she urges people to make an effort to help your neighbors, send the message that someone is home. bringing in the trash cans, turn on the porch liepghts lights. >>> amy sent out details on her story in the breaking news on the shooting in east baltimore all afternoon. you can follow here right