sky chopper 13 over the scene on bellaire road in perry hall.happened during the rush hour as the snow was moving through the area, no word yet on the dead person's identity. >>> also animal control finds a badly injured pit bull abandoned in a, page lot. now named rocky road. the dog had multiple bites and deep gashes, investigators believe he was used as bait to train other fighting dogs and trying to track down the pit bull's owner. >>> a fetus dumped into a trash bin. this morning we are learning more about how it could have gotten there. mike hellgren has more. >> reporter: police say the fetus was wrapped in plastic and found in this dumpster. the mom they say brought the detectives here. it is inside an apartment complex off sablewood road where neighbors are shaken. >> i was sad. i could not believe someone could do that to a baby. >> i since i have a little niece two years old and it kind of hurt me when i heard about that. and it also shocked me. >> the mother revealed she gave birth at a relative's house and said the baby was still bo

that accident happen late this afternoon along bellaire road. we are told the vehicles involved collided head on and the road is closed as that investigation continues. testimony is now underway in the murder trial of former cuvier lacrosse player george huguely, who is accused of killing his girlfriend from maryland, yeardley love. cox series of prosecution witnesses included love's family members and a neighbor who reported hearing a loud noise the night of her death. authorities are investigating the discovery of the body of a newborn infant in a trash bin in harford county. voorhies responded on tuesday night after receiving a report that a woman had dumped her baby into the dumpster, which may have been stillborn. deputies searched the area and found it. the body will be sent to the state medical examiner's office for an autopsy. >> neighbors of gerry sandusky are concerned he had been watching their children from his house -- neighbors upper critique neighbors of jerry sandusky. sandusky has been on house arrest since december and wears an

there is 95, no issues there, 95 north in bellaire a car fire reported there.his traffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control. back over to you. >> a driver under arrest after a chase that resulted in a trooper being up a hospital. he sped off after being stopped, during the chase the trooper's car hit a fence and part of it went through the windshield. the our driver crashed his car and is charged with driving under the influence. >>> four men are under arrest charged with murder. investigators say they used cell phones as they followed the man inside and outside the mall. it ended outside where he was killed. they are still trying to figure out a motive. >>> according to our partner the sun the city is negotiating with a new company to run the race. the original organizers are still deep in debt. the city needs to settle on a new organizer soon if the race is to go on as scheduled this labor day weekend. and stay with wjz 13 maryland's news station as you look at what is happening in denver, colorado, this morning, news, weather and traffic

authorities are investigating the discovery of a newborn baby's body inside a dumpster in bellaire. police said they were alerted by the mother. barry simms is live with the latest. >> according to police, the mother told them that she could the fetus in the dumpster. she said it was stillborn. the memorial is small. the message, may god hold you in his arms, little one. someone placed this sympathetic tribute near this dumpster were summoned -- where a fetus was found. >> is pretty horrible. i don't understand it. >> those in the 900 block of sablewood word say that word spread -- of sablewood road said the word spread quickly on facebook. an adult female contacted baltimore county police claiming she had put the fetus there. baltimore county police, harford county sheriff's deputies, and bellaire police were directed by woman who said she had given birth earlier that day to an infant that was stillborn, to check the trash bin. they found a package, a plastic bag containing the fetus. >> police will not say much more about the unidentified female. they said the birth happened at th

a fight broke out on the corner of bellaire avenue. we are told that 100 middle schoolers from two different schools were involved. a dozen kids were involved and took officers nearly an hour to get control of the situation which spread for several blocks. the prosecution in the george huguely murder trial rested their case today after testimony from some of huguely's friends and teammates. he is accused of killing of yeardley love from cockeysville, whose battered body was found in her apartment. latest.elser ohas the accepter almost anyone -- after almost 50 witnesses were called to the stand, the prosecution rested their case wednesday afternoon. ken was one of his teammates and was also a pall bearer at the funeral. he told the court hours before courtney love was found dead, huguely returned to their apartment. he was struck and seemed strange. he asked him what was wrong several times and all he got back was a blank stare with no answer. there was one awkward exchange between a former teammate kevin carroll, who seemed to forget

it happened on bellaire road north of perry hall. 30-year-old amy these died in the crash, another woman at shock trauma in serious condition. a third driver walked away with minor cuts and bruises. >> i am really consumed with all of the what ifs. if i had been driving slower or in a different lane or the guy behind me had not swerved off the road. there is a million things that could have happened. >> they are trying to determine the primary cause. >>> a show down between the white house and the church over the president's directive the church's health insurance plans for employees cover contraception. wjz and andrea fujii are live outside the basilica of the assumption. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. churches like the basilica would be exempt from the president's mandate but religious schools, charities and hospitals would not. and this morning catholic leaders are fighting back. >>> a battle over birth control. the catholic church firing back at the white house, calling the president's plan to require church affiliated organizations to provide contraception coverage to empl

all the way up to bellaire and chesterfield, students have been fighting. police have been trying to break it up, but they just will not leave. they even called in for assistance from other districts to help get these kids out of fear. medical units have been requested for some students that have been hurt. there have been several arrests, a city police are still trying to deal with this situation here in the northeast district. >> thank you. we are falling breaking news right now out of baltimore county where we are told a person has been struck by car along stevenson lane. police say it happened right around 4:00 this afternoon. they are not confirming any information on the victim's identity or condition. >> another developing story -- police are investigating a deadly accident at an automated parking garage. a garage attendant was killed when one of the automatic car elevators fell, causing him to fall from the fourth floor to the second floor. this happened around 11:00 a.m. on monday on washington avenue. the first responders found one of the elevator

. >> thank you so much for all of that and we're at the old super fresh building right off of bellaire road. back to . >>> stay with us this morning. in argentina 49 people dead this morning. this is all because of a train crash. >> we have video from the moment of impact you will want to see. >> all right. look at this. a huge diamond could be headed our way. how much it's going to cost you to make it your own. >>> iraqi officials say a number of morning attacks killed at least 31 people. today appear to be targeting police. the worst blast detonated during the rush hour shaking buildings and windows blocks away. 9 people were killed and 24 wounded in the city of baghdad's downtown shopping district. >> and today in argentina, 49 people were killed and hundreds injured at a train station when a commuter train plowed into a yarier. this is video of the moment that happened. witnesses told local media that the train did not brake or slow down when entering the station and crashed into the platform. >>> 8 more bodies have been found in the ship wrecked krouz ship bringing the death toll

a couple of other accidents to include, silver spring road at bellaire road, traffic lights out druid hill at dolphin street in baltimore city and an accident north calhoun at west baltimore. as you can see things are moving along as it appears on the beltway there at delaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochrane firm. back over to you. >> thanks, christie, still ahead at 4:00, deadly avalanche in kosovo, she incredible rescue of a young child. >> well, a very very heavy -- heavy flirttation tonight. >> one year after a disturbing live shot at the grammy hear from that reporter about how her life has changed. >>> top dog. who is in the running at the country oldest and most prestigious dog show? and it is a sunny cool monday afternoon. what is in store for valentine's day? get your updated first warning weather forecast. >> complete coverage continues with kai jackson, mary bubala, and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist >>> a small girl is rescued from an avalanche in kosovo. rescue workers dug through more than 30 feet of snow to find t

police in bellaire say a still born baby was found any trash bin in the 900 block of sablewood road. it is not known who the mother is, police continue to investigate. >>> a memorabilia dealer sits behind bars after admitting to stealing millions of dollars worth of historic documents, for the first time we are getting an inside look at how the heist went down. wjz and andrea fujii are live outside the courthouse. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. prosecutors say barry landow targeted valuable collections along the east coast but it was a maryland librarian who caught him in the act. he claims to have one of the chargest collections in the world, now barry landow admits nearly half of it is stolen. his crime spree ending there. >> we saw we were a small operation and thought they had a golden opportunity to rob us blind. >> the librarian grew suspicious of them. >> they didn't seem trustworthy. >> so he snuck up a back stairwell on to the balcony to get a better look, as landow distracted the other librarian he spotted his accomplice stealing a document. >> placed his personal

bellaire nothing, but sunshine here. beautiful cobalt blue skies and a fantastic sunset there to finish out the day. look at that jamie. what a gorgeous finish here at hemingways. >> here it is clear today, tonight and tomorrow and through the middle of the week. our chance for precipitation will hold off wednesday into thursday. temperature-wise cool, but seasonable. knees numbers will drop pretty rapidly as we get past sunset here. 41 new. you see the winds are very light from the south, but they will pick up tomorrow and bring in warm breezes and sunshine on top of that and a warmer day. compared to these highs which at best were around 50 today in roanoke, add 10 degrees. we'll be at 60 tomorrow here in baltimore. we get a cool front, a cool shot of ir and then things bounce right back. we see no end to that in sight as we wrap up february. clear across the region, clear across the east, a couple of showers in georgia but high pressure in control. dry air up and down the east locked in place. dewpoints down in the te

river, ocean city, annapolis, kent island and rock hall, 48 columbia 44 westminster, 47 degrees in bellaireously we are on the very southern edge, the warm end of yet another bout of winter weather for a multi state path parallelling the st. lawrence seaway all the way into eastern canada, big area of low pressure later on pulls a cold front through 3 area. that is when you notice the winds kick up anytime after 3:00 this afternoon. if we are going to see a thunderstorm it is probably going to be sometime between 3:00 and dinnertime. the sky clears out tomorrow and we keep living big threw the end of february. >>> 74 degrees today. we could -- again we could see a zesty thunderstorm later. back up to almost 60 on monday, 53 tuesday, the last day of the month wednesday, rain, temperatures in the mid-50s, almost 10 degrees above normal don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> 16 minutes past the hour, here is christie bresland at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, hi, everyone. well the beltway continues to back down, traveling on the west side of the outer loop brake lights and southbound 95 will

islanded a ocean city, 50 cumberland, 43 oakland, 50 westminster and columbia and rock hall, 43 bellaire, 57 annapolis and kent island. this moisture presses across the region, variable cloudy today, another chance of a shower overnight and tomorrow morning as a wind shift cuts in. it gets cooler but it didn't get cold. there is a 10 degree difference here between mild and cooler, from 20 degrees above normal to 10 degrees above normal. this is our kind of february so far. it is a young month though. 65 is your high, 40 overnight, tomorrow morning maybe a shower then clearing breezy, 54 is the high temperature. on friday call it 51. 47 and 49 saturday and sunday partly sunny skies, monday we get close to normal, normal monday is 43, call it 44 degrees with partly sunny skies, don take it away. >> thank you, the rush right now from sharon in wjz traffic control. >> hi don, good morning, every one, overall still not doing bad. we have one accident in the city watch for it. fire activity nearby there, watch for equipment in the road. no need to watch for delays just yet. speed sensors still

. >> the range around the immediate area and 33 in bellaire and rock hall. we have 36 in annapolis and 34 in columbia. 36 down in the nation's capitol. winds are coming in, calm winds around much of the state and coming in with a northerly component. and northeast win around d.c., northwest wind around the patuxent river. and it is going to bring in colder air. that's because the jetstream took a dip. it is keeping all of the cold airway up into canada and a front really is the dip in the jetstream. it is coming down far enough. and cold air. and finally making its way down to the tennessee valley and carolinas even. >> snow dipping closer to the coastline than we have seen for the last show disturbances we have had over the few weeks. >> we are going to see the front that is responsible for the cold air. and pushing through the region this afternoon. >> this batch of moisture is going to create a bit of a coastal storm and ride up into new england. right along the shore. >> those two will combine for examine gusty winds through the afternoon. the winds are

. >> deputies say the 53-year-old was asked to take a man to fountain green road in bellaire. it was a quick trip, just five minutes away from the pickup site. >> a taxicab driver that had been stabbed by a fare that he picked up in the 1600 block of chester way. the individual had demanded money. >> donnelly was stabnd in the upper torso and taken to shock trauma in serious condition. the suspect fled. >> it has been a flood of calls here and customers are very angry, because a lot of people depend on us and the fear is that we will quit driving at night. >> the stabbing is it worst the company has seen so the owner will install security in the cashes and no cash. >> we have the worst job than police officers. at least they are armed. they have something to protect themselves with. we have nothing. common sense is all we take with us out there. >> that common sense once had a small city mentality but now, it is headed for a makeover. >>> and the suspect is only described as a white male in his mid 20s wearing a black hoodie. if you have information contact (410)836-5081. >>>

the low 20s westminster columbia, bellaire, 28 rock hall, appolice, kind island at 23. i point that out because the bay right now is big space heater, for that matter the ocean right now is a big space heater, warmer than the land around it. when you are popping 23 degrees there that is a chilly day start. really no problems today. tomorrow we are going to see a very weak and weakening area of low pressure move our way. today we are going up to 43. 11 above freezing. tonight we are going down to 29. but not until like 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. tomorrow there is going to be -- there are going to be a couple of showers, maybe a couple of show showers in the morning but again it gets mild real quick tomorrow and continues through wednesday. tomorrow morning is only as problematic as you want to make it, it is only going to be as tense as you want to make it. right now it doesn't appear to be an enormous big deal. 43 degrees is going to be the high temperature this date, tonight we will call it 29 overnight. tomorrow there is going to be a little moisture around in the m

standards, the ample is average is up to 45 but we are already 41 and going up, 45 westminster, 46 bellaire, 51 in columbia. storms moving our way over the next few days, for the first one we are going to send it out to marty in the outback. >> than you very much, bern. a most pleasant afternoon and take a look at the graphic i will show you why. we are in between weather systems, kind of a time out if you will. let's show you on radar indeed an arof low pressure gathering moisture and got a little bit of umphf to it. because of that low there is a multi state snow event. once again we are on the outside looking in. here it is just gray skies and rain tomorrow but take a look at how many people are going to be dealing with a bit of winter weather as we move into late february. but not us and that is a good thing. meteorologist bernadette woods talk about not only tomorrow's weather but maybe a little more weather trend getting here this weekend and those details shortly. now we throw it back inside. >> local watermen should be feeling good today. a fall survey says oysters have hit a 92% su

over of the bellaire volunteer fire department, the action started early. >> we received and responded to approximately 40 calls for service. >> just before 7:00 a.m., calls started coming in about a possible gas leak that seemed to be concentrated in a large area that consumed most of the northeastern part of the county. >> something was not adding up to the calls were so concentrated. >> after a few phone calls to other jurisdictions and with help from the county emergency operations center, the smell was linked to the refinery in south new jersey. overnight it had a major oil leak to the tune of 6.6 million gallons, affecting folks in pennsylvania, delaware, and counties in maryland. >> it smelled like natural gas. that is what was concerning me. anytime you have a strong odor of natural gas, there is the issue of explosions. that was a concern. >> bob thomas, the public information officer for the emergency operations center, said he smelled as he left his home this morning. thomas says atmospheric conditions were just so that the oil fields stayed close to the ground. he did point

again, this is the old building on bellaire road right behind the chick fil . >> we know you're going to go shopping right now. >>> speaking of clothes a recent article on the wall street journal says our clothes are too tight, too high and may be hard on our health. skinny jeans can actual lipin ch a sensitive nerve in your upper thigh. skinny jeans have been linked to digestive problems and even blood clots in the legs because of all the restriction. >> it can cause burning, and restriction and pain in people who wear tight pant legs. >> and belts can cause nerve problems as well as stomach age and high heels, encreasing your risk for bun ion . >> the company is now launching a series of instructional videos on youtube. one video has been posted so far and there are plans to post a new one every single week. >>> and a warning for you this morning, the website consumer affairs.com allows consumers to post their comments on one common theme. the sign has collected breakage reports at a rate of about 1 explosion per day. injuries, experts say american manufacturers changed their bake w

mid 60s, pax river, ocean city, easton and dc, 56 cumberland, 46 in oakland, 45 westminster, 57 bellaire62 columbia 57 rock hall, 67 annapolis, 53 on kent island. it is beautiful here but as i showed you there is an area of low -- actually 3 lows, and it is dragging a path over a multi state area over the next two hours so keep in mind we have essentially this real low pressure over the east coast. high pressure is going to build in behind the front. that low dragsthrough. nature abhors a vacuum and we are going to see big league wendy conditions in here tomorrow with gusts maybe of 40, 50 miles an hour, it is going to be a very warm but windy afternoon and we see chillier temperatures, we return to fall if you will come in for the weekend. today 56, a full 20 above normal 46 is your overnight low, that is your normal daytime high. tomorrow 63. now there will be showers tonight. potentially a gusty thunderstorm somewhere in the mid-atlantic tomorrow morning. that is something we will be watching for you through the night and again on the morning edition tomorrow but still we are going to

westminster and bellaire both mid-40s, 50 columbia, 46 annapolis and kent island, 45 in rock hall.l simple deal, cool front moving through the area, notice i didn't say cold. a cool front is moving through the area, coast to coast. not just here but from the west coast all the way to the atlantic ocean we are having a very mild few days, jet streams well north into canada, so yeah, it is going to be cooler. not the 65 of the past couple of days but 56 is still 14 above normal. sunshine this afternoon, clear tonight, 32, 7 above the normal of 25. tomorrow mostly sunny, a high for 50. the first weekend of february looking great. saturday and sunday, 50 and 55. almost 50 monday. 52 degrees on tuesday. don, take it away. >> thank you. the rush from sharon gibala wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning, everyone. we are seeing more delays and more significant ones on the west side of the beltway and getting word of an accident in hartford county. there is a look at speeds, west side and top side slowing down. there is a live look outside at 95 at white marsh, still delay free. the

three siblings all dead after a car crash in bellair. tips on how to bear the burden of surging gas prices. how the same >> not too bad as far as temperatures. egghead and this bashar activity. lo 60's for thursday. a cold front goes through. 60's in the morning falling into the 40's in the afternoon and back to cold weather on the weekend. maybe a wintery beginning to march. >> thanks for joining us. nbc nightly news is next. see you back here at 11:00 p.m. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. with mor

immediate metro area, 38 rock hall, 41 kent island and annapolis, 41 columbia, 38 rock hall, 36 bellaire, and 35 in westminster. winds from the west primarily across much of the state. but we do have a northerly component toward elkton a northwest wind, that is an indication of the cooler air settling over the region. for the most part we have clearer skies around today. high pressure is really in control. no real precipitation anywhere around but the milder air is to our south. our next front coming through basically a dip in the jet stream, which has been well up to the north for much of this winter. it is finally going to make a bit of a pass down across our region, that is friday night into saturday. saturday does definitely get cold. this system could come through with the potential for some winter weather, we are taking friday night into early saturday morning. we will keep you posted but could be another blast much like yesterday. we are not concerned about it yet but it is going to get colder at least on saturday. so your sunset today at 5:39. 5:35 actually. northwest wind at 10,

. >>> a hartford county taxi driver stabbed by a passenger early this morning in bellair.ry was the motive. the owner of the cap company says he is shocked by the violence. >>> it is unfortunate because he knows the ropes out there. he had to catch him in this area. we don't expect that problem at all. that's a very calm area up there. we don't even lock our coors. >> -- doors. driving and talking on the cell phone could soon -- if you get pulled over, we will have more tonight on how lawmakers are trying to toughen up the existing law. >> >> if a police officer spots you behind the wheel with the phone chatting, that's not enough to get you pulled over. many say it should be. >> for many drivers, seeing this from others behind the wheel stirs up emotions. >> we don't need to be holding your phone. that takes the concentration away from the road. >> even though it is illegal in maryland. >> there's a loophole. >> you have to be -- before a police officer -- something else like speeding or running a red light, but an officer -- a secondary offense. a law push a bill that wo

at the corner of bellaire road. police say they would like to see more control as the whether gets warmer. >> it is horrible. it makes no sense. they get out of school and is -- the warm weather. as soon as it gets warm they want to fight. it is bad. >> there was a serious police presence. 15 broke out and police made two arrests. new details on the tractor- trailer accident that shutdown part of by-95. police say the man behind the wheel was driving under the influence when that big rig overturned near the ford pact -- fort mchenry tunnel. it was carrying concrete additives solution. a fire crews worked for more than eight hours to clean it up. no word on the driver's identity. jermaine lewis has been arrested today and is being held on $50,000 bail. police confirm he was pulled over for routine traffic stop near hanover pike before 10:00 a.m. and in the front seat his 4-year-old without a seatbelt and no child safety seat. he was also driving on a suspended and revoked license. the child was released to his grandf

kent island 46, 42 rock hall, 41 westminster and bellaire and 47 in columbia, winds from the northwest around central maryland 14 miles per hour down towards easton, 13 elkton, those are the highest winds that we have around, just a light breeze around most of the area, high pressure is in control, is bringing in some of that cooler air drying us out from any of the moisture that is around, we had just a little taste of that yesterday with the colder air moving on through when the front that brought those winds picked up the winds last night. it has moved out of here. now we are dealing with high pressure in control of the forecast. pretty much sunshine out there, but this low around denver smacking them around is moving in our direction, that moisture has to go somewhere, that front is tracking east and eventually we will some of that move into the region. the high is going to ease off, by saturday or sunday we could see that rain moving through here, maybe, maybe, a mix in the coldest hours but for the most part app all rain event and by sunday we see clearing after the morning is ov

breaking news out of harford county where a fetus was found inside a dumpster in bellaire. authorities received a call around 6:00 tonight from a woman who said her baby was in a dumpster. the body was recovered around 8:30 tonight. there is no word on the whereabouts of the mother. an autopsy is being performed to determine the exact cause of death. this is still very much a developing story. we will bring you more information as it becomes available. outraged catholic clergy are speaking out against the decision by the obama administration requiring religious organizations to include birth control coverage in its health-care plan for employees. >> cardinal designate edwin o'brien has weighed in saying the archdiocese of baltimore will not comply with a mandate, even if it means dropping employee health coverage. kerry cavanaugh is live downtown with the latest. >> the tradition of the catholic church is that they believe the obama administration is trampling on their first amendment rights to a religious freedom. it has ignited a firestorm across the country and some beli

the mother says the baby was stillborn and indebted to police she was the one who put it in a bellaire dumpster. -- admitted to police. >> kai reed joins us live with the details. >> there is some type of safe haven law in every state. tonight some social experts hope that tragedy can help make more people aware of their options. the initial call came from the mother. she reported she had given birth and put the infant in a dumpster near fair would road in bel air. inside, investigators from the child's body wrapped in a plastic bag. the mother told police that the child was stillborn. while police were to unfold details, a women's advocacy group says the case serves as a reminder about the maryland save haven law. under the law, a parent can turn a baby over to a responsible adult within 10 days of the birth and not face prosecution. >> if they are dealing with the bombing who seems overwhelmed about being pregnant -- dealing with the woman who seems overwhelmed, make sure they know about it. >> the dean of the university of maryland school of social work says the state could do much

in bellaire watch for a vehicle fire on cresswell road.s your speeds on the beltway, top side still at full speed, mid to upper 30s on the west side, overall not bad for this hour of the morning, there is the west side and 83 at york road, it looks wide open there. this is brought to you by home paramount pest control. back over to you. >> thank you. a driver is under arrest this morning after an overnight chase that sent a state trooper to the hospital. trooper john salwhat tried to pull over 22-year-old john newsel in joppa but he sped off. during the chase that followed the trooper hit a wooden fence and some of it wednesday through his windshield. he was treated and release. , newsel crashed and has been charged with driverring under the influence. >>> in baltimore county four men under arrest in the murder of a teenager outside towson town center in december. andrea fujii is live outside the mall right now. >> reporter: don, surveillance cameras in and around the mall helped police identify the suspects, 19-year-old rodney spriggette

sky chopper 13 was over the scene bellaire road in perry hall.ppened as the snow was moving through the area around the. >> reporter: hour last night. no word yet hon on the dead person's identity. a slick street to be to blame for a baltimore officer crashing his cruiser, he and another person were taken to the hospital but both are okay. >>> bge said its customers will experience a decrease in bills this season. some people could save up to 100 dollars thanks to mild temperatures, both gas and electric customers are expected to see smaller than normal bills. stay with us. up next catholic arch business up next catholic arch business shop dim motty dolan talks ,,,,, >>> who will take the shot. >> oh, yes. oh, oh, unbelievable. >>> there is nothing, nothing like duke north carolina basketball, especially when duke wins at the buzzer. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> that win makes charlie rose a happy man. >> a smile on my face. and on the cardinal, on the archbishop. >> we reported earlier that republican leaders in congress are vowing to

this accident at route 1 and bellaire road. they pretty much shut down traffic while the deal with this. looking at one lane getting through. right now, is pretty much shut down northbound and southbound. reporting live for skyteam 11, i am captain roy taylor. >> and now, you're in-store the forecast with meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> it looks like winter from time to time. temperatures warm, well above normal again. 53 degrees at bwi marshall. this is the six the day of february. we ended up much normal. 16 inches came up on this day in 2010. the first of two big storms that rolled in. 16 inches on the sixth. just two years ago today. sunny and mild weather. 54 at the inner harbor. temperatures are above normal in southern pennsylvania, and heading back into the hills, 41 at frostburg. in west virginia, 48 degrees. in the mid 40's down to a ocean city. clear skies except for a little disturbance. the atmosphere is really dry, so other than a patch of cloudiness around midnight, when o'clock a.m., that should go by pretty mu

this is a bellaire road and problem free at the moment. very light volume. this is 83 at york road and a nice start all the way down to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the results are in from the florida primary. it was a big night for mitt romney. >> most of the precincts are reporting and mitt romney leads with 46% of the vote. kate amara is in washington with what happens now. >> all four of these candidates are moving on to the seven contests in february. mitt romney has momentum on this side. >> thank you so much. >> a huge win for mitt romney in florida. mitt romney took nearly half the vote. >> when we gather back here in seven months for our convention -- >[cheerrs] hours will be a united party -- ours will be a united party. >> women of banded newt gingrich in droves. the former speaker has no plans to drop out. >> we are going to win and we will be in tampa as the nominee in august. >> and we've only gotten started now. the accounting really occurs. >> the next up, nevada. >> i think we'll have a different result than we saw

police say she was driving south on bellaire road when her car sideswiped an suv before crashing into another car. she was pronounced dead on the scene and the driver of the other vehicle was taken to shock trauma. >> police are searching for one man they believe was behind two daylight burglaries. they believe he it stole property and sold it at pawnshops in baltimore county and baltimore city. police believe he has been driving a black lincoln similar to the one in this photograph. 1al2707 is the license number. anyone with information on this should call metro crimestoppers. >> we have not had a chance to look at these kind of pictures all winter long. you can see those are not allowed -- those are not clouds, that is no cover. north and west of baltimore, anywhere from 1/2 inch up to 2 inches especially in the higher terrain of frederick and carroll counties. there was a little bit of winter weather around here. temperatures rebounded with lots of sunshine. temperatures in the western maryland towns are still below freezing. maybe a little more snow coming this way this weekend. d

dew point is down to 27 degrees. 45 in bellaire and by the bay here, annapolis and also westminster coming in at 46. 50-degrees today. normal high, jumped up to 43. the record, 66 and the record low 4. it's the first time we've been below freezing in a couple of days. it won't be a major factor, but the last day or so, it's been coming out of the northwest. that brought us cooler air. now, there's moisture in the south. some of that is moving up to the north with mild air to the west. cold air just on the western side. it's going to heavy snow over portions of northeast colorado, portions of nebraska getting blizzard conditions. sunshine right now. tomorrow afternoon, look at the clouds on the increase as a warm front and low pressure begins to move in. it will continue on the weekend and slide down to the south. we'll be on the northern fringe saturday and sunday. little bit of rain and snow mixing in on the northern sections of maryland. it may be cold enough. some areas could see maybe a quarter to half inch on the lawns. that would be early sunday before it clears out. north winds five

. >> like they did a few years ago, they are gathering of of bellaire road to voice their disdain about the mayor's proposed hike in the bottle tax. >> this tax is having a devastating impact. lost sales been reduced hours meaning less jobs for hard- working men and women in baltimore. >> as part of the better schools initiative, she wants to collect $23 million to secure more than $300 million in bonds for city schools. she plans to do it by raising the bottle tax from two cents to 5 while making the tax permanent. >> we sat down and spoke to the industry about alternatives. i have not gotten any feedback other than not to do it. >> the mayor has made it clear she's willing to look at other revenue streams but points out the tax seems to be popular in most of the neighborhoods. >> if there were a way to strengthen legislation to help level the playing field, i'm willing to take a look at them. >> like last time, it exempts milk, juice, and two liter or larger containers. >> we all recognize the mayor and city council have serious problems to solve regarding our city schools. but an unf

those are your temperatures in those areas. 47 degrees in ocean city. 39 now westminster and bellaire, 37 columbia. those are your temperatures there. look at that 24 degrees warmer in ocean city than yesterday, 21 degrees warmer in cumberland, baltimore 12 than yesterday. through this day a couple of showers passing by west. every once in a while clouds spill over the mountains here into central maryland but the big story is that it is going to be mild today and potentially milder tomorrow. now to by honest yesterday only got 49. it did get into the forecast high of 53 downtown but around the area because of clouds blocking sun we never got to that 53. today no problem. we are going to 62 degrees thanks to that southerly com upon ipt. 44 degrees, showers tonight as again we see a secondary push of warm and human air. that 65 is based on the fact of more clouds and sun. we got more clouds than sun that goes to 68. 63 on friday, thunderstorms a big cold front moves our way. there is a gusty weather potential, right now it appears that diamick is setting up south of the bay dune through

. >> the jordan, salon -- jordan thomas salon in bellaire is where you can add a red feather to raise money for the american heart association. >> for $35, you can get a red feather, and proceeds will go to the american heart association. >> it is a topic very important to mother and daughter, barbara and olivia copeland. they have a genetic heart condition called prolonged qt. >> is not muscular. you risk going into sudden cardiac arrest without any warning. >> he is one of the rare 7% who survived. a test when olivia turned 11 confirmed she had the illness as well. >> when i was 39 had to have immediate heart surgery. >> they spend their time raising awareness about the number one cause of death in the nation, heart disease. >> it can affect anybody. i had a friend die from it. she did not even know she had it. it could happen to anyone at any time. >> one in three women will die from heart issue. that is pretty scary. is doingurday, macy's a fashion show to support the red for women. olivia is going to be one of the models. >> nurses will be there to do health screenings and will h

and ocean city upper 30s, darn near 40 annapolis and kent island and rock hall. 34 westminster, 28 bellaire28 columbia, three 33 in the district. weather is easy here. up north not one but two impulses. you can't see the second but they will give another spate of wintry where, mix if you will to them. 61 the high, mostly sunny, tonight clear, thrive your overnight low, tomorrow more sunshine but cooler with a high of 50. then we talk rain here wednesday, 52. now with start march, partly sunny, 55 on thursday, sunny, 54 on friday. saturday saturday even with showers almost 60. look at these lows, mild, 28, 42, 32, 36 x and 38 degrees, don, take it away. >> thank you what is happening on the hurry up. here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning, everyone, we picked up an accident on a major roadway blocking lanes watch for this one on 29 in the north bound direction at route 100 and is reported to be blocking two right lanes at this point. headed on the beltway delays in place on the west side down to 35 miles per hour as an average speed and 18 minute drive time. there is

d.c. 46. 43 at bellaire and also annapolis. 50 degrees this afternoon. that's seven degrees above average. normal low would be 25. we have not seen too many of those recently. 66 the record high. 1932, 1961. it's the second day in a row. yesterday the record was one. this morning in 1961, it was four. light winds, not a major factor. looks like it will stay light most of the weekend until this low pressure begins to make an eastward movement. it will bring a lot of moisture and warmer air. it looks like rain breaking out. might see rain saturday evening, but temperatures been in the 40s sunday morning when this passes south of the region, maybe just enough cold air for wet snow along the maryland pennsylvania border. there could be a busting to a half inch in some areas, main loin the grassy surfaces. we look for increasing clouds. generally temperatures will stay above freezing, not expected to be a major issue, but there could be a little of that snow and sleet mixture. the main storm, what's left of it will be passing through. there will be a lot of d

downtown and columbia, 43 annapolis and kent island, 35 rock hall and westminster, 36 degrees in bellaire, again, this storm out to the north and west isn't any big deal, mild, just damp in the area today, look how many areas are getting that. once it passes it will drag incredibly mild air into the region, easily going into the mid-50s, what we are talking about though becomes apparent on the 5 day. 43 the high today with rain around the area, tonight 36 mostly cloudy, tomorrow sun comes out in a big way, we go for a high temperature of 54, call it 50 if not even warmer on saturday. here is the question mark, this event is now being discussed by the computer models. i can even find a graphic for it to discuss with you. the same computer model that is calling for maybe some snow in the area by the way has been wrong the past 4 weekends, but having said that there is a low that is going to start dragging moisture upon the gulf coast, depending on its track depend g on if we get snow or high but look we are going for a high of 40, it is going to be difficult, it is going to be evening and n

it is 46 westminster, 48 bellaire, 49 columbia, 50 annapolis and kent island, 46 rock hall, the districtgain i think the mountains are taking care of this lingering moisture out to the west. going to be a pretty darn good day, tonight april tomorrow morning though a big cold front will dive into the area and take us because to more normal february readings for the weekend which frankly is going to be a bit of a jolt after yesterday's low 60s, the 65 today, by the way tomorrow going to 67. a couple of showers, that frontal passage overnight, 45. maybe a thunderstorm tomorrow morning with that cold front, maybe a spring like thunderstorm. there that is 65 degree high. temperatures will fall through the afternoon. 49 and windy on saturday. that is the jolt i am talking about. but that is actually still a degree or so above normal still breezy sunny, sunday. 46. look what happens monday and tuesday. with sunshine we go back to four shy of 60. two shy of 60 degrees, don, take it away. >> thank you, let's go straight to sharon gibala wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning, everyone. >>>

sarah is now in bellaire, barden lives in finksburg and mr. bear in roslyn.fall, andrew sent out an e-mail trying to find two-face a home. >> she was escorted with armed security. >> reporter: john saw this photo of her and was sold. >> she smiled. she's definitely got us wrapped around her paw. >> reporter: andrew says he considers saving these dogs one of his biggest accomplishments while he was overseas. the issue, though, cost and security. there are hundreds of dogs that he wanted to help but only four have been able to make the trip. >> i had dozens lined up at different stages. >> reporter: so far, "operation baghdad pups" has sent more than 300 dogs stateside. eight are scheduled to arrive in the u.s. soon, five need homes. >> you made it, kid! you hit the lottery! >> reporter: in northeast washington, melissa malay, news4. >> what a great story. for more information on adopting the dogs that will an reviving in the states very soon or to donate to "operation baghdad pups," go to our website, nbcwashington.com. >> those are some lucky dogs. >> oh, the

here at gm's flint assembly plant some iconic vehicles once rolled off the line, the corvette, the bellair, the suburban. in its heyday, the city of flint had 80,000 auto-related jobs. today there are only 7,000. just half the city it once was, flint is emblematic of the rise and fall of one of america's signature industries. now the healthy noise of work under way can again be heard in the middle of the night. it's hard work. single mom carrie miller installs 300 instrument panels every shift. you're a young woman in your early 30s. >> yes, that feels like she's in her 80s. it's manual, physical labor. >> reporter: but these are 750 new full-time jobs, average pay around $29 an hour plus benefits. most of the slots are filled by long laidoff autoworkers. 750 jobs in a plant, a city, an industry trying to turn the corner. larry zaner is gm's manager of north american manufacturing. do have been doa 2 1/2 years ago. >> no doubt about it. >> reporter: instead gm kept going, even while paring away benefit packages, the stock price collapsed. then in 2011 "motor trend" magazine named the silve

he took the ucla dorms and i took the area next to it, which happened to be bellaire -- bel air. \ it is one of the wealthiest places in america. >> ronald reagan used to live there. >> a lot of hollywood stars live there. all of the houses are gated. so i had 150 voters. almost every single one of my voters had given money to michael dukakis. barry manilow was in my group. he was a committed dukakis supporter. i did not have much work to do, so i had to help this person. >> here is a picture of him, so the audience can see, with your kids. how long ago was mistaken? >> that was taken two years ago. >> how older the kids? >> that is my daughter, nine years old, and my son who is 6 years old now. >> what does your son do? >> he is a painter. he has been an artist. he has a gallery in new york. >> go back to mrs. clinton. did you work on her senate staff? >> i did. only for a perio of time. -- a period of time. >> you have a yale law degree. >> i do pierre >> has that been important in all the work you have done? >> yale is in non-traditional law school in the sense that a lot of the la

districts and he took the lalk -- ucla dorms and i took this area next to it that happened to be bellaire. it's one of the wealthiest places in america. it's the neighborhood north of l.a. ronald reagan used to live there. lots of hollywood star live there. all the houses were gated. so i had 150 voters. and every single one -- almost every single one of my voters had given money to michael dukakis. barry manilow was in my precinct. i didn't really have much work to do. so i decided to help this person named ben edwards. >> there's a picture of him that the audience can see with your kids. how long ago was that taken? >> that was taken about two years ago. >> that's my daughter alina and she's 9 and jayden is 6 years old. >> what does your husband do? >> he's a painter. he has a gallery in new york and paints down here. >> so go back to mrs. clinton. did you work on her senate staff? >> i did. only for a period of time. i worked under her senate stafment i was legislative director. i oversaw all her policy positions an her legislation that she was moving. i was with her 2003 through 2005.

a live look outside at bellaire because of that outer loop accident at york.ht to you by home paramount pest control. >>> back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> city police are stepping up patrols after two women were robbed in roland park. andrea fujii has the story. >> reporter: roland park is not a neighborhood used to violent crime but on tuesday night police say two women were robbed at gun point as they were leaving a restaurant. wjz has learned one of the victims is community activist 73-year-old sally michael. they were getting into their car when a man who claimed to have a gun approached and leaned into the car and grabbed one of their purses. neither of the women were hurt. police have stepped up patrols throughout the community and are reviewing tapes from cameras in the area. back to you. >> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next more on the life and legacy of don cornelius found dead early yesterday morning. and how dangerous is sugar? some want to have it regulated by the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ >>> of course, that is legendary gla

. >>> police continue to investigate the cause of a fatal accident wednesday on bellaire road north ofhurt. >>> families will have to wait for their money, they were supposed to split the money. some of the gasoline and a cancer causing adative got into the ground water. yesterday an appeals court decided the judge made a mistake so a new trial will determine how much money the families should deserve. >>> the house of delegates debate over governor martin o'malley's same sex marriage proposal will begin today. the hearing is expected to last well into tonight. >>> and last night dozens of people poured into johanson's dining house to honor ron smith the long time radio talk show host died of cancer, ,,,,,,,, i just had it with cable. it just got more frustrating and frustrating. a lot of times, the picture would break up. for the amount of money that i am paying, my cable company should take care of me. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. move up to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years. first time we

there is a live look at the top side of the beltway at bellaire road.his traffic report is brought to you by voice of america. back over to you. >> thank you. the top of the news this morning the jury finding george huguely guilty of second-degree murder and grand larceny in the death of yeardly love. andrea fujii has more on how long he could spend behind bars. >> reporter: don, the jury is recommending 26 years in prison for huguely. they decided that he beat his girlfriend to death, cockysville native yeardly love but it was not premeditated. huguely wept as jurors be fan the sentencing phase, which is a recommendation. the judge can reduce the sentence, not increase it. >>> the prosecutors said there are no winners or losers in this case. under virginia law he will not be able to get out of prison early on parole. his lawyers did not mention an appeal. >> in anne arundel county deliberations continue today, jurors are weigh in the possibility of the death sentence for the inmate convicted of killing david mcquinn. if so he could be the first person