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denise. >> thank you, mary. the judge could face dr.y to four years in prison and he could lose his medical license. >>> there is more fall out from the sex scandal in penn university. drew levinson reports from pennsylvania. >> reporter: penn state's former director have turned themselves to authorities. curly and shultz are accused of covering -- he faces 40 criminal counts ranging from inappropriate touching to statutory rape. prosecutors say sanduski prayed on boys he met through a charity he founded for at risk kids. in 2002, a graduate assistant says he saw sanduski assaulting a 10-year-old at a shower on campus. he alerted schultz. sanduski spent three decades with the lions before retiring in 1999. helping paterno score the most wins in division history. the allegations have stunned penn state fans. >> you follow him when he was a coach and he was doing so many good things with the second line. and you were kind of proud of him. >> reporter: sanduski denies the charges. drew levinson. >>> paterno does not face any charges and ma

denise, back to you. >> thank you, mary.d there will be much more in the day of action in the occupy wall street movement. >>> the controversial and popular alcoholic drink, four loko is once again being targeted by state leaders. monique griego has more on what the attorney general of maryland wants to have removed from the drink. >> reporter: it's been called binge in a can and liquid cocaine. the 21-year-old drank four loko and crashed her truck into a telephone pole. >> she blacked out within 30 minutes of having the alcoholic beverage. >> it used to come with a caffeine kick. >> you would drink one or two cans of four loko. you wouldn't feel it because the energy drink kept you awake. >> reporter: mike gimble, a drug and alcohol expert, supported an effort that led to the removal of caffeine from the can because of the dangers. >> enormous amounts of alcohol poisoning, increased car crashes. >> reporter: despite the backlash against four loko, gimble said it is still as popular as ever. and others are coming out with th

denise? >> all right. thank you, mike. empowerment temple will hold a memorial service for nicole at their church in north baltimore. and coming up all new at 6:30, we investigate the seemingly growing party of college students being murdered away at school. >>> baltimore police are looking for a drug suspect who dragged an officer two blocks. the officer tried to stop a pickup truck here at penrose avenue. as he reached into the vehicle, the driver sped away, dragging the officer, who was driving at shock trauma. >> a dangerous gas emergency in locust point. hundreds of people are without heat or hot water. and businesses are shut down. they're losing money. wjz is live there now. adam may with more on the extensive repair under way right now. adam? >> reporter: vic, this is a difficult situation for bge. look back here now. you can see crews are out here. firefighters are out here. even hazmat officials are out here. they're trying to get this main fixed. meanwhile, it could be days before service is restored for everyon

. >> denise and daniel are up here doing our first dessert. >> apple crisp. >> very good. >> denise is going the work on topping let's go over the ingredients first rolled oats, cinnamon, butter, brown sugar and of course, the apples. >> what kind? >> these are honey crisps. >> my favorite. >> sure sure. you can do any kind of apple that is a good baking apple it will disintegrate into mush avoid it, but using brown cinnamon, butter oats together to make the top i am taking some of the brown sugar and cinnamon and mixing it with the apple. >> did you have to put lemon juice on your apples to make sure they don't brown. >> you are cooking them any way doesn't matter if you work with it get it done right away and put it in the own you have at least 30 minutes -- put it in the oven you have at least 30 minutes before you have a problem. >> all right. >> so we will work on this i will pass it off to bill. >> oh, bill you can take the dish washing gloves off and come on over. >> my favorite dessert is always ice cream, always room for ice cream. >> exactly. >> so we have a really nice ice c

i'm told we have denise on the phone. denise, are you there on the phone? >> yes, hi. >> hi.e projection project with last night. and i'm just wondering if you could tell us why you decided to do this with him. why you decided to let him use the apartment and participate in this. >> this all happened as a token to my sister. that's her apartment and it so happens we were together. she was saying, oh, you got to do it, you got to like do this together, we sbgot to do this together. i said, what do you want me to do? she said, listen, there's a project that's about to take place. give him a call, mark read. that's exactly what i said. i said, oh, that sounds like fun, let's see what we can do here, let's do this. i called mark read and we started talking. money was offered, and i refused the money. it's not about the money. i am working, but, you know, we got to be together, work together. >> how do you -- >> stand as one. >> how do you feel about the overall -- i mean, how do you feel about the messages that were projected and the overall occupy wall street movement? >> it's g

. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about. >> corruption brat down powerful jack johnson and his wife. and tonight, they release the audio tapes that caught them red-handed. >> reporter: vic, these wire taps reveal a chaotic cover-up, with toilets flushing, windows breaking, and money being stuffed everywhere. >> reporter: former prince george's county legislator jack johnson. >> i don't know who they are and they're banging on the door. >> reporter: leslie johnson called her husband as agents surrounded their home. the couple in a panic over a $100,000 bribery check from a developer. >> yes, there is a check in there. what do you want me to do with the check? do you hear them banging? >> tear up the check and -- tear it up. >> but they're the fbi, jack. >> yeah, i know. that's why i'm telling you. >> you want me to put it down the toilet? >> yeah. >> you want me to flush it? >> yeah. flush that. >> reporter: leslie johnson also tried hiding $87,000 of cold hard cash in her underwear. >> w

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maybe the low 60s again on sun, denise.enise. >> john harbaugh lets ,,,,,,,,,, >>> well not an easy day for the ravens and fans. >> long season and they're still in fourth place. another disappointing loss by the ravens but coach john harbaugh put a strong front up today when asked about the state of his team. admitting his own disappoint he state had the his players should be short. harbaugh was quick to shoot any questions that the seattle loss was similar to the defeats. here is an example of the coach's move. >> i would like to give you an answer but i'm really not interested to be honest with you. so you guys can write the story. it's not my job to have that answer for you. i'm not a psychologist, if you're insinuating we ignore what happened in the past you definitely have not been paying attention to what we've been doing in the past. licking wounds? no we are not licking wounds, we're moving on. there's nothing comfortable about what we're up against. it's going to be a fight. >> and he's fighting, the next fight su

. >>> hello, everybody, i'm denise koch. >>> late this evening the jury finds a bath beth ez da woman guilty of first degree murder. kai jackson has reactions from the victim's family. >> for many the verdict is not a surprise but for the family there is a sense of justice. they sat outside the courtroom, their emotions still raw. >> got a first degree murder verdict. very pleasing. >> reporter: after deliberating one hour a montgomery county jury convicted britney norwood of first degree murder. the prosecutor says murray's life was full of promise. >> this is a woman who had unlimited potential. >> reporter: the murder happened march 11th. police say norwood attacked murray when she confronted her about taking merchandise. >> i think she's been remorseful from day one. >> reporter: the jury saw 300 pictures stabbing and beating wounds. jurors say testimony from murray's mother was powerful. >> what we agreed was the most difficult thing was when her mother took the stand. >> i know the trauma our family has been through. i want no other family to go through this. >> reporter: britne

i'm told we have denise on the phone. denise, are you there on the phone? >> yes, hi. >> hi. with mark who you did the projection project with last night. and i'm just wondering if you could tell us why you decided to do this with him. why you decided to let him use the apartment and participate in this. >> this all happened as a token to my sister. that's her apartment and it so happens we were together. she was saying, oh, you got to do it, you got to like do this together, we got to do this together. i said, what do you want me to do? she said, listen, there's a project that's about to take place. give him a call, mark reed. that's exactly what i said. i said, oh, that sounds like fun, let's see what we can do here, let's do this. i called mark reed and we started talking. money was offered, and i refused the money. it's not about the money. i am working, but, you know, we got to be together, work together. >> how do you feel about -- >> stand as one. >> how do you feel about the overall -- i mean, how do you feel about the messages that were projected and the overall "occ

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thanks for staying with eyewitness news i'm vic carter. >> i'm denise koch.s a verdict in the case against senator ulysses currie, who is accused of taking bribe from shoppers. currie admits he was a paid consultant for the grocery chain, taking in nearly a quarter million dollars between 2003 and 2008. prosecutors accuse him of pushing the grocery store's agenda. wjz will bring you the verdict as soon as it is announced. >>> behind barbs and on suicide watch, one day after dr. conrad murray is convicted in michael jackson's death. the doctor is being watched closely. as bill whittaker reports on wjz, the guilty verdict is what jackson's fans have been waiting for. >> fans could not contain their excitement. >> we, the jury in the above- entitled action find the guilty guilty. >> murray showed no emotion when the verdict was read but showed surprise when the judge ordered him remanded into custody immediately. while his emotions were difficult to read, reaction from his fans and family were not. >> lock him up, lock him up! >> we did get justice. >> i was ver

denise, back to you. >> all right.he man who attacked flanagan has surrendered to police. >>> an amazing story of survival out in louisiana. a farmer's leg is cut off and he manages to drive himself to get help. his foot slipped into an augur. he broke off the foot and drove to where a medivac helicopter picked him up. the man said he plans to get a prosthetic leg and go back to work on the farm. >>> tracing steps in mississippi. police are frustrated because the story the boy's mother tells detectives doesn't make sense. craig legeros has the latest from bellevue. >> reporter: three electronic billboards are up in bellevue. police asking for help to find a missing 2-year-old, sky. >> we're very much alarmed. >> reporter: the boy was left in a car sunday morning, according to his mother, julia bur cova. when she rather ran out of gas. she left him in the car only to return to find him missing. the boy's sister said sky was riding with him. but when we asked who else saw this little boy besides mom, we got a surprise an

denise? >> you're breaking my heart. thank you, mary. >> 6,000.hat's one, two, three, four -- >> yeah. >> we still need about half a dozen more people. >> i was going to say. and 12 of our best friends. >> i'm sure it's very lovely. >>> around the region right now. we're at 70 degrees. could go through the day really. 49%. humidity, south/southwest winds alt 12. keep the warm air in for a little longer. the barometer, just beginning to fall. we'll come back and take a look at the risk of rain headed our way after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. almost a record-breaking day across the areas. mid-70s. can you believe that? a normal high. just said 57. take a look at temps around the region. just a few high clouds moving in. it's still 70 at last report. at 6:00. still 73 in cumberland? a little cooler down by the water. 62 in ocean city. 69, pax river. andand up in elkton, a bit of a slight breeze off there. and sketch degrees. locally, mid-60s to upper 70s. remarkable temperatures. yes. the jet stream is way up in canada. that keeps the col

. >> and i'm denise coke. >> a jury rules state senator curry is not guilty. here's the reaction to the verdict from federal court tonight. >> reporter: after a six-week trial and three and-a-half days of deliberations, the jury handed senator curry and his defense team a sweeping victory and a crushing defeat for the prosecution. senator curry, his wife, was all smiles since they left the courthouse, vindicated of the convictions that he used to power and influence for exchange of nearly a quarter million dollars from 2002 to mid-2008 when the fbi first raided his home for evidence. >> this has been a rough four years for my wife, my family and i, and for my constituents, so this is the greatest moment of my life. >> reporter: his defense argues his paid consulting job for shoppers may have been a conflict of interest but not as prosecutors contended a bribery conspiracy. he was an honest man who never set out to do anything illegal. jurors told wjz tv that they were not convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that they broke the law. >> he was looking out for th

denise? >> thank you, bob.t's check on the roads with kristy breslin. >> well, that delay on the inner loop is just one long delay. it's over an hour, beginning back at the bw parkway, to perring parkway. 20 minutes on the outer loop. from security boulevard to frederick road. not quite as bad. but you're still moving at only about 40 piles an hour. and problems on 70, westbound direction. also eastbound. very heavy there as you make your way to the beltway, at least 15 minutes to get by. northbound 95. crawling along there. from pulaski highway to the beltway. and several different accidents out there. eastern boulevard at semmers run. bel air road at east jop a. north monford avenue at east madison. and west forest park avenue at garrett boulevard. let's take a live look. as you can see plenty of brake lights west of york road. this traffic report is brought to you by auto service plus. it's service you can trust. check out their fall and maintenance specials. to find a location nearest you, go to auto servic

i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter.ere's what people are talking about. >> the wikileaks founder has suffered a setback. julian assange has suffered a legal setback. his appeal for e tradition -- extradition to sweden was denied. >> i have not been charged with any crime in any country. we will be considering our next step in the days ahead. >> reporter: two judges ruled assange should be extradited to sweden, where he's wanted for questioning in the alleged sexual attacks of two volunteers for his website. the wikileaks founder said the encounters last year in stockholm were consensual. the 40-year-old created a firestorm in the u.s. when his website published thousands of secret diplomatic cables. the secret service says americans were put at risk. he could face charges in the u.s. >> reporter: assange has 14 days to appeal to britain's supreme court. if the beginning, he has argued that his critics were behind the allegations. >> it's disappointing. but in a sense, it's not surprising. julian has made powerful enemie

denise? >> thank you. school leaders tell us that formaldehyde was kept in a science room closet. >> a decision could come at any time as a jury is convicted of a towson gas station owner. walter bishop decides if he should live or die. weijia jiang has the latest. >> reporter: vic, the jury has been deliberating now for over three hours, after both sides painted two very different pictures of the same man. even prosecutors call making this decision a daunting task. >> reporter: it took a jury less than five hours to convict 29-year-old walter bishop, jr., of capital murder for gunning down hess gas station owner ray porter in exchange for $9,000. right now, four days into the sentencing phase, jury members have not reached a verdict on how bishop should pay for the crime. >> i just came towards his face. i just closed my eyes and pulled the trigger. >> under new state law, bishop is eligible to receive the death penalty because of this, a chilling, videotaped confession. defense attorneys talked about sev

back to you, denise. >> thank you very much, mary. two more workers remain in intensive care with serious burns. >>> a sanctuary for animals goes up in flames, as a popular new jersey zoo burns to the ground. now, they are trying to figure out what happened. >> workers say about 300 animals, including hyenas and giraffes, call the animal kingdom home. sunday night's fire in the springfield township gutted the main building where puppies, cats and exotic animals are sold and indoor zoo items are displayed. >> we lost two of our own house dogs that grew up here. we lost one puppy and four cats. >> reporter: and the bird's owner, burton simp said he lost two dogs and a giraffe. >> the baby, the one that they were actually able to get out and bring out. >> she died this morning. >> reporter: as investigators from state police and the countery and -- county and state fire markets look for a cause, animal handlers spent the afternoon, trying to corral the seven remaining giraffes for temporary shelter at six flags great adventure. it was no

. >> i am denise koch.s what people are talking about. >> overflying toilets and leak roofs, students say the schools are falling apart and baltimore need to do something about it. we are down live -- can -- live downtown and meghan mccorkell is live. >> reporter: heave a plan to mod ren size the schools within eight years and holes in the wall. >> the floors are cracked and old. >> reporter: flooded bath rooms. >> it's disgusting. the toilets are falling apart. >> reporter: and no heat. >> how are you supposed to learn in coats? >> reporter: baltimore city school student and faculity say they have had enough and want improvements. >> we were able to pay for a grand prix race so you mean to tell me we cpt spend money to fix our schools. >> reporter: with 2.# billion dollars in renovations needed -- 2.8 billion dollars in renovation needed, transform baltimore is calling on the city for help. they will send 2,000 post cards asking for a new revenue source for construction and they want to adopt a finance pla

denise is live in the newsroom with more on today's hearing for oscar hernandez, denise? >> reporter: well, the federal court judge ruled that oscar hernandez remain behind bars without bail. he was arrested in pennsylvania, accused of firing from his vehicle outside november 11. the secret service says that the bullet cracked the window of the first families living quarters. ortega-hernandez told his friend he was jesus christ and the world was about to end. they are evaluating a mental evaluation before the next court hearing on november 28. mary? >> all right, thank you, denise. >>> president obama and the first lady were away at the time of the shooting and no one was injured. >>> investigating child sex charges at penn state. today, the board of trustees at the collegeannounces a former fbi leader is leading the inquiries. >> he will lead a lengthy investigation into the child sex abuse scandal that's rocking penn state. >> we're going to make regieses to the board of trustees to ensure -- to make recommendations to the board of trustees to ensure anyone at penn stat

denise whiting said she is giving up her trademark on the word "hon." here's her emotional retraction yesterday. >> going through this process, it belongs to the people of baltimore. now baltimore is going to defend it, so i did have to hold onto it. it was never mine to start with. >> cafe hon has been closed but it will reopen later this week. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think denise whiting's decision to not trademark the "hon" name is a sincere statement of regret, or a calculated p.r. move? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> e-readers and talbots continue to be top sellers. that has made them a target for scam artists. >> sales on the rise, the-books have exploded in popularity. consumers are being warned about e-books.volving the-boo stick with sellers and offers you already know. if the author seems unfamiliar, do research to see what other books they have written. some of these e-books could have mal-ware attached. never clicked

denise is in the newsroom with details of the dangerous prank. denise?> well, kai, two 12-year-old boys allegedly threw the shopping cart off a parking garage at a target. the shopping cart plunged on top of a woman who was at the store, to buy halloween candy for underprivileged women. the woman went into cardiac arrest and remains in a medical- induced coma. the two boys who threw the shopping cart are facing charges in family court. kai? >> the victim is a mother of two, who works as a real estate agent and volunteers with her church. >> a teenager was hurt during a haunted house accident in missouri. this is video. police say the teen, who was an actor in the attraction, was rushed to the hospital, after getting her neck tangled in a noose. they say it looked like the girl stood on the side of the bathtub, put the noose on her head, and then slipped. she's in critical condition. >>> a man will spend time in prison for his role. the tug pilot accidentally rammed his barge into a duck boat last year, killing two people and injuring 35 others. prosecuto

there is the house of denise and vic and don and marty. all to help raise money for kennedy craiger. say the public has been so generous. >> in the last 22 years it's raised over $12 million. >> reporter: all are for sale during the entire festival, mary bubala. >>> and the kennedy craiger institute of trees begins this friday. it runs through sunday as port of our community commitment, wjz is once again a sponsor of the event. >>> we are focusing on tomorrow and the next several days. >> it is going to be really spectacular. compared to how bad it's been the last couple of days. take a look at temps right now. has cleared out nicely and cooled down. where it should be, 45. northwest winds at 6. they have really calmed down. on the way back up. right now freezing, 32 in oakland, some snow showers this morning by the way. 46 ocean city and the warm spot 48 down at pax river. they were close to 70 this morning. wind shifted the rain moved out and things have cleared out. generally from the low to mid- 40s and kent island down by the bay. win

denise? we get an extra hour of sleep saturday night, which is what i look forward to. let's check the weather with kristy breslin. >> hello, denise. hi, everyone. we have an accident really tying things up now. it's on the west side outer loop at security boulevard. it's blocking the two left-hand lanes. we also have a delay on the outer loop from stevenson road to baltimore national pike. and it will take at least 30 minutes to get through that delay. on the inner loop, southwest side, 20 minutes there from southwestern boulevard to security boulevard. that's due to rubber necking for the outer loop accident. and 20 minutes away, on the top side inner loop, from the jones fall expressway and harford road. as far as other accidents go, reisterstown road on warren road. watch for that crash. southbound 295 at 195. east northern parkway at weatherly avenue. and also, west pratt at south mountain street in baltimore city. let's take a live look. you can see things beginning to slow down there.

denise is in the newsroom with more on this investigation. denise?> reporter: well, mary, a texas jcialt panel is investigating -- judicial panel is investigating the traffic court judge whipping his daughter with a belt. >> dad gum it. [ girl screaming ] >> william adams admits he was pushing his daughter hillary for illegally downloading media to the family computer. this video was recorded in 2004, but hillary, who is now 23 years old, recently decided to put it on the internet. and today, she's explaining her decision. >> i want my father too get all the -- to get all the help he can get. he really, really needs it. i think he -- he's a broken person. he just needs so much support. >> i lost my temper, i spanked her. she wasn't hurt. it was a long time ago. in my mind, i haven't done anything wrong, other than discipline my child after she was caught stealing. >> reporter: adams is now receiving death threats. the video has been viewed more than 2 million times on you tube. mary? >> all right, denise, thank you. adams is suss pended from -- suspe

denise? >> thank you, bob.'s check on the roads now with christy -- kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >>> hello, denise. hello, everyone. the delays on the beltway have gotten longer pretty much all the way around. and we're up to 45 minutes now from 95 to the jones falls expressway. and 35 minutes on the outer loop, that stretches from dulaney valley road to baltimore national pike. 10 minutes from the harbor tunnel through way to the beltway. ask another 10-minute delay from 216 to 175. as far as accidents go, cantwell road at edith court. fayon between hamlet and harford road. and finally, west 28th at north howard street. let's take a live look. you can see, pretty much free and clear there. 925 north. and we'll take another live look. still not too bad there on the beltway at old court road. this is brought to you by triple a auto insurance. trust triple a for a quote. visit triple a.com. use it for all it's worth. back to you. >> it's degree to take more than just a couple of promises to sway voters

its owner denise whiting caused controversy when she trademarked the wood "hon". been a real challlnge. this haa been for me ooe of nighhmares because i didnt &pquite think it would be that neeghborhood but id like to think that the word hon is baak in the community but embrace cafe hon as well because it goes hand in enjoy the food owner denise whhting says sse will relinquish the "hon" trademark.the episode is scheduled to air in 20122 it was an absolutely gorgeous start to the work week. 3 ccn we expect this ggeat gracey is in the skywatch forecast with a look at what to epect? eepect? 3 3 complete a season sweep of the pittsburgh steelers. why terrell suggs says this game will redefine the baltimore ravens. 3 it might not have been the biggest win in ravens history, but it sure feels good, doesn't ii?last night, the ravens completedda two gamm sweep of the hated pittsburgh dramatic fashion... again...joe flacco...26 yards to torrey smith with just 8 seconds left...and the ravens come from behind to take a their arch rivals...this just four plays after he dropp

>> all right, denise. thank you. >>> sandusky admits to showering with young boys, but he benighs -- denies molesting them. >>> a coach admits to having sex with a 14-year-old student. he pleaded guilty to child sex abuse today. prosecutors will seek an eight- year prison term when liance is srchtioned next year. -- sentenced next year. and he must register as a sex offender. >>> a woman testifies in the trial for one of the men accused of using those robocalls to allegedly suppress voter turnout. derek valcourt has more on what the woman had to say. >> reporter: well, the state prosecutor right now wrapping up their interview of their last witness as they tried to build their case against bob ehrlich's campaign manager against bob suric, who they say authorized that robocall. >> reporter: wanda russell said she was told by her boss, campaign manager julius henson, to record the now-infamous robocall that suggested that democrat his already won at the polls and there was no need to go vote. >> relax. every

denise? >> thank you, pat. facility shock trauma in conjunction with the air force, has trained more than 3,000 air force medical personnel. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. a new life. the latest on the operation to separate conjoined twins in california. >>> hard time. a judge orders lindsay lohan back to jail. find out for how long. >>> i'm bob turk. first warning weather center. more nice fall weather. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories at this hour. for the updates on the day's news, and the forecast, log ,, [ male announcer ] can't get to sleep? can't stay asleep? clinically proven unisom helps you fall asleep faster and stay asleep so you wake rested. unisom. fall asleep faster. sleep longer. stir a car crashes into a fire hydrant. and the aftermath, unbelievable. check this out. the car is lifted 10 feet from the air. this happened in san diego, california. police say the driver and passenger ran from the scene. t

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denise joins us live on wjz.com with today's web poll question. denise?ke to know what you think. should mayor stephanie rawlings- blake continue to allow protestors to camp at mceldon square? so far, about two-thirds of those who have responded say no, it's not appropriate. about a third say it's fine, as long as it remains peaceful. just give us your opinion on wjz.com, ask click on the poll at the top of the home page. kai? >> all right, denise. thank you. we'll update you on the results and have much more on the protests coming up at 6:00. >> the controversial and popular alcoholic drink four loko is being targeted again by state leaders. >> reporter: it's been called binge in a can. and liquid cocaine. but family and friends of courtney spury call it a killer, after the 21-year-old drank four loko and crashed her truck into a telephone pole. >> she blacked out within 30 minutes of having the alcoholic beverage. >> reporter: one serving contains the equivalent alcohol of four beers. >> if you would brink one or two cans of four loko, you wouldn't feel

denise is here on the dock. that is where she lives. she is complaining about the noise about a block away. we can get some more noise complaints from the people that live on minnesota street. i don't think any ofi nothing te complained today about this matter. another complaint was from 601, minnesota. and then one man complains about the noise, and all of the violence. this is the apartment building off the map. i am neutral on this permit. the permit that we have is we go to the visit the noise problem. i know that denise is always very vocal about this, and always makes their concerns known. something is just not clicking here. we are detailing what 250 feet maine. -- mean. this is an issue, and this is an issue that needs to be figured out. and also, this is where the residents are at. these buildings close up at night. they have problems keeping this under control. >> thank you. >> use of the last complaint was from july 4. >> july 4, we had the july 4 weekend. and maybe this was the second or the third. this was sunday evening. >

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. >> and this is denise. >> hi, denise.l thank you meal for doctors and researchers. >> i thought we could start with mac and cheese cupcakes i love to make. do you like it? >> i love mfrp a krnc mac and c. >> nick has been undergoing chemo therapy for bone cancer. this month, the bone in his left leg has to be replaced with a titanium rod. >> getting chemotherapy, it changes the way you feel about food. right now, i have three or four weeks without chemo and i can actually taste stuff now, and actually eat normal foods. >> sometimes, patients won't eat at all. >> i didn't eat a lot because of the way the stuff tasted. so i lost a lot of weight. >> what did you end up eating? >> nothing. just drinking water. >> really? >> yeah. >> denise was diagnosed with leukemia at age 11. she received a bone marrow transplant, but two years later, the leukemia came back. this summer, denise's mother donated bone marrow in a procedure pioneered by st. jude's and she's now on the road to recovery. >> she was just so frustrated. some days

. >> hello, everybody, i'm denise koch. >>> facing prison time, a jury convicts michael jackson's own doctor in the pop star's death. >> reporter: dr. conrad murray was led away in handcuffs, found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. the judge said murray is a. >> dr. murray's reckless can you be the in this case poses. >> reporter: the jury sided with the prosecution. they agreed that the doctor administered. >> our con condolences go out to the jackson family. >> jackson's fans and supporters erupted in cheers outside the courthouse. >> we had no doubt. that's why we're here. >> family member vs been in court throughout the trial. >> michael was watching over us. i'm very happy. >> reporter: jurors deliberated less than # hours and were escorted out of the building. murray's lawyers left the courtroom without commenting. the defense claimed murray was a victim of michael jackson. >> he was just a little fish in a big dirty pond. >> reporter: dr. murray faces up to 4 years in prison. murray's medical license will be suspended and he could lose it for good. >>> now, murray could end u

assistant chief denise schmitt. deputy chief john murphy, enforcement and security at the mta. commander sandra tong of the airport bureau. commander james dudley of the airport operations bureau. commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a special moment in policing movie get to celebrate the incredible acts of bravery by the men and women in our department. before i say a few words about these incredible men and women sitting in the front, i want to thank their families. your support, day in and day out, or

the word hunn no longer belongs to denise whiney.he name to save her business. >> it never belonged to me in the first place. it belongs to the people of baltimore, the thing is baltimore is going to defend it. so i don't have to hold on to it. i don't have to keep it. it was never mine to start with. >> reporter: it is a complete reversal for whiteing until now dismissed the protest. but now she revealed her restaurant is failing. it is why chef -- is at the restaurant. >> she realized she made a mistake. >> reporter: will this move save the business. the community reacted strongly when they first heard about the trade mark, a lot of people boycotted. will they come back. >> it was not doing her any good. i don't think she really had any kind of claim on that word. >> i stopped eating there because the food wasn't that great honestly. and there are other options on the avenue that i liked more. >> i'm one of those people that haven't been in there for a while for the same reason. i will go back if she's really apologized and she's s

tonight at 11:00 p.m., wjz investigates with denise cope how you can protect your children when they are away at school. >>> a sex scandal rocking penn state university two school officials are stepping down accused of covering up sex allegations involving a former football coach. drew levinson reports from harrisburg pennsylvania. >> penn state's former athletic director and former vice president turned themselves into authorities. kim curly and gary shuttle are accused of -- shuttle are accused of lying to the jury. the 67-year-old retired coach was arrested saturday on charges he targeted boys over a 15 year -- 8 boys over a 15 year period he faces 40 criminal counts ranging from inappropriate touching to statutory rape. sandusky preyed on boys through a charity he founded for at risk kids. >>> an assistant saw sandusky with a boy in the shower and reported it to schultz. >> the two men say they did nothing wrong shuts lawyer says it doesn't apply to his client because he didn't witness the assault. he retired in 199 helping -- 1999. the allegations have stunned penn state fans. >

wjz traffic control. >>> hi, denise.veryone. >> well, we have trouble there on the south side inner loop. three lanes are blocked. there's a downed pole in that region. as far as delays go in the beltway, we're still looking at 20 minutes on the top side. harrisburg expressway to harford road. and plenty of brake lights from the north side outer loop to the harrisburg expressway. at least 25 minutes to get through. on the southwest side of the inner loop, heavy there from the bw parkway to security boulevard. a lot having to do with that accident at washington boulevard. and 70 westbound, a lot of congestion there from 29 to marriottsville road. as far as city accidents go, south broadway at east pratt. and also, washington boulevard at bush street. let's now take a live look. you can see some slowing there. that's a look, 70 at 29. and we'll take another live look. not too bad there. that's another one north of chesaco avenue. this is brought to you by auto service plus. it's service you can trust. check out their fall

denise has more and who is under arrest tonight. >> detectives say three men dressed as police officers, in order to steal. take a look at the suspects. police say they dressed in dark clothing and displayed gold bagging. they were arrested after an officer saw them trying to rob someone in the 3200 block of baker street. when they were taken into custody, police also found bulletproof vests and fake guns. >> investigators were also trying to find out if there were more victims. anyone with more information should call police. >>> and coming up at 6:00, we'll speak to one of the victims who helped crack the case will. >>> the fate of a politician is now in the hands of a jury. right now, they continue. weijia jiang has the latest on the jury'serts -- efforts to reach a decision. >> reporter: kai, the jury continues to barrel through a tremendous amount of evidence and testimony to decide whether the senator will be vindicated or at that pointed as a scandalous politician. >> reporter: his reputation and seasoned career now on the line, maryland state senator ulysses currie's personal an

. >>> next up this morning right here on wjz -- >> good morning, i am denise koch, another problem forfront-runner in the race for the gop presidential nomination, the new accusations leveled against herman cane. >> federal agents crack down on a gang called dead man incorporated. what this group is accuse of doing and how it affected neighbors across marchh maryland. >> reporter: good morning, how they are left out in the cold. what ax the city action the city has taken ahead. >> we have problems. we will go down that list. over to marty. >> okay. very good, coming up sharing her mom secrets, did you ever think about that? she is talking about sleep and new baby and her second album, jewel joins us as the morning edition continues right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com. baltimore. >> good morning, maryland, now don scott, marty bass, and the late he felt breaking news from wjz's news team, your first warning weather, and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it is wjz, maryland's news station. >> it is 6:30, it is not a bad day start for the t

>> hello, denise.pears the federal agents may have been involved in the accident, in the course of the apprehension. we see two vehicles here. you're looking at the one against the telephone pole and the white vehicle. it appears the one against the telephone pole, a federal agent was taken out of that vehicle into a waiting ambulance and was taken. they appear to be alcohol, tobacco, and firearm officers, federal agents. that federal agent has been taken to shock trauma. he was conscious and breathing when they took him from the scene here. it appears that all of the injuries were related as a result of the accident. three people in the white vehicle were taken into custody, by both city police and these alcohol, tobacco, and firearms agents. it is not known at this point what exactly they were stopped for, or taken into custody for. but as a result of the accident or the collision between those vehicles, several of the suspects also are being transported to local area hospitals. there's no word on th