remember, only 12 minutes, denise. one of the things that this does so well is it allows you to make the steak exactly like you want. look at this. a little bite coming off here for you, try that. >> let me see, let me see. oh my goodness, that is so delicious... and it's tender! and look at all that fat and grease that's dropped into the basin-- i'm so glad i don't have to eat that. i love cooking, but, as a mom of three, bob, i just hate the cleanup. >> you know, denise, the super wave oven is self-cleaning. after you've taken the food out of the basin, fill it with about two inches or so of water. give it a good squirt of your favorite dish soap, put on the lid, turn this dial to wash and turn the oven on. the halogen heating element comes on to heat the water and watch! the convection fan starts to move the water around like a tornado. so while you're having dinner, the super wave oven is cleaning itself. then just rinse it out when you're finished and you're good to go. >> bob has so much more to show us, but righ

how much denise hates to make a scene. >> i don't want this.'t want this. i want something for me to wear! today is about moi. moi, okay? moi. not woi. [ laughter ] >> it's always got to be about denise. hmm. iowa. >> this is rene. where the heck is she? ♪ >> rene gets confused really easily. bless her heart. >> that's because she's always drunk. she's like a heineken brewery with ovaries. it's a nightmare! >> in rene's defense, she was told to meet at the "glamour." we did not specify glamour what. so i will say this for the woman, her intentions are good. her breath on the other hand smells like the inside of a septic tank, but, her intentions are good. [ laughter ] >> oh, that is like -- >> i found my dress! >> it's "glamour" time! >> hello. the photo shoot can begin. >> listen to me, you sound like mc hammer, stop, glamour time! >> i'm having a ball right now. do-do, do, do, can't touch these. or this. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, my god. oh -- >> i would put these pictures in my restroom. >> amazing. that's -- that's it. >> well, denise was just on

denise richardson: ok so. i'm in, "i'm into something good," "mrs.a lovely daughter," great little story there. peter: well "mrs. brown," "i'm into something good," was my first song when i was 16. i went into the studio and made a record and i and i think it was a pretty good record. i was in my first band when i was 13 which is pretty embarrassing which was in 1961. when i am on stage i actually think i'm 17 i have to jump into the 17 year old person. i have the energy of a 17 year old boy and the stories "mrs. brown you've got a lovely daughter," is a story about a young man talking to somebody's mom. denise richardson: well the good this is your still gonna' be with us and i have to throw this to tj and i don't want to 'cause i love you so much. peter noone: throw this at him as well it's full of cds. denise richardson: take it away tj. tj lubinsky: oh, that's ok its, "henry the 8th" sorry. listen it's very, very important you call right now and the thing i love about peter noone and his music is the connection is real. that's something you can't

denise? >> all right. thank you, weijia. he was once assigned to a marine unit based here in baltimore. >>> only man suspected in the disappearance of a maryland man and a woman in aruba, finally talks about the day she vanished. mike hellgren has more on what gary giordano has. >> there were reports they were drinking heavily when she disappeared. he now claims they were not drunk at the time. and he says she may have been captured by a human trafficking ring. >> reporter: in his first interview after being released from an aruban jail, gary giordano refused to answer questions about how robyn gardner disappeared. the two were on vacation when she vanished. >> i'm not going to sit her and answer something i've answered repeatedly. >> what does he think happened? he thinks it is likely she was a victim of human trafficking. >> wherever you were, it takes half hour to venezuela. >> they want to know if you had anything to do -- >> absolutely not. >> reporter: and he bought travel insurance on

denise richardson: hi there, i am denise richardson "twist and shout," "louie, louie," but we know i first song that hit me was, "if you wanna' be happy for the rest of your life." if you wanna' be happy, if you wanna' keep this public television station alive you just gotta' pick up that phone because this is important to all of us. we love this music and we're keeping it alive. so folks it's your turn to vote for it. pick up that phone and dial the number on your screen. tj lubinsky: it is so important we hear from you now. you want to be happy. i would not have picked that song for denise to have gone to. ok pick up right now your, your phone. we've got an amazing collection for you nothing that has been available before. we put this together just for this national pbs broadcast. when you call, $150 you can choose a 7 dvd set with all the great hits from the '60s acts. over 70 songs altogether and wow this collection over 120 songs will come your way. the original recording now just so we are clear the original versions of the great hits you are hearing tonight davey jones, "daydr

he had to difference a year makes trayvon to go denise. was just one of a number of challenges rushing the field. no one here at the end of two thousand never established himself as one of his country's key players in this position. bush of course has no particular reason for his rapid improvements though he did pay tribute to his new coach. the fact that the coach believes in me is vital and when you have this belief it's much easier to play on the field i remember back in two thousand and eight when i was playing and the coach at that time that i should write he didn't believe in me even though i was scoring regularly belief for me is everything bush recall has been like a my chief of a vast majority of his career two thousand and eleven has been a frustrating campaign for the team it's very failed to live up to very potential however crucial cough has been perhaps a team's key player and a former coach anatoly push of vets says denise is developing into an excellent midfielder. just action though when you have so he's a very versatile p

two thousand and eleven bridge been incredibly productive year for denise however the twenty four year old will still be looking to improve if he continues to progress at the rate he's currently going out and he could become a key member of pick up the caps russia side of the euro two thousand and twelve championships richard from eternity. however an england liverpool striker luis suarez has been banned for eight games and fined sixty thousand dollars for racially abusing manchester united defender patrice evra suarez was found guilty by the english football association after the players clashed during a match at anfield last october suarez has denied the allegations and has a fortnight to appeal and said it was a painful and difficult day for him and his family in a statement liverpool said they were surprised by the decision adding we find it extraordinary how many found guilty of the on the word of patrice evra his ban will not start until any appeal has been heard and he is expected to play in liverpool's away trip to wigan tonight meanwhile league leaders managed to city entertai

two thousand and eleven proved to be an incredibly productive year for denise however the twenty four year old will still be looking to improve if he continues to progress at the rate he's currently going adds and he could become a key member of pick up the cats russia side of the euro two thousand and twelve championships which a bump off an eternity moscow. quality of earnings and live a full strike a little suarez has been banned for eight games and fined sixty two thousand dollars after being found guilty by the football association of racially abusing men. tonight a defender patrice evra in the one one draw at anfield on october the fifteenth the iroquois starred in the eyes the allegations and has a fortnight's to appeal saying on twitter it was a painful and difficult day for him and his family while liverpool said we find it extraordinary louis can be found guilty on the word of patrice evra alone the ban will not start until any appeal has been heard in the twenty four year old is expected to play for the reds at wigan this wednesday night though he could miss the carling cup

denise is in the newsroom with details of this tragic accident. denise?> reporter: military officials say four army aviators was killed in this. it occurred last night. the single-engine helicopter is involved in the accident are used for armed reconnaissance. investigators say they don't know if the helicopters collided with each other or crashed separately. no one else on the base was involved in the accident. the military has not yet identified the victims. mary? >> denise, thank you. the louis mccord base is one of the largest in the country, with over 100,000 military and civilian personnel. >>> three hunters in texas are being questioned by police after two middle school students are wounded. the students were hit by stray bullets. one of them remains in critical condition. police say they want to determine if the shootings were intentional, reckless or accidental. a hunting pasture is located about 600 yards from the school. >>> a christmas fair is interrupted by flying hand grenades in belgium. police say a man launched an attack on a busy town sq

. >>> hell o everybody, i'm denise koch. >>> new questions about that police involved shooting investigators call an accident. tonight wjz gets an exclusive look at the scene. we have learned more than one shot was fired. has the details you will only see on wjz. >> police initially labeled this an accidental dischargement tonight we found numerous bullet holes at the scene. >> oh, come on now. >> only wjz takes you inside the scene of a friendly fire police involved shooting. it left this elderly woman's home a disaster. >> you look at your house what do you think. >> i cannot believe it. >> reporter: it all started when police busted her caretaker. then when officers broke in to search the residence, police say one officer shot the other. >> there was an accidental discharge. there was little struck a baltimore city police officer in his arm. >> reporter: but neighbors say it sounded worse, describing a chaotic scene. based on the blood stains in the carpet the officer was shot as he was entering the basement area. the bullets went clear across this living room to the back door. police ana

. >> hello, everybody, i'm denise koch. >>> more than 100,000 voters received confusing phone calls before the polls and now an aid to former governor ehrlich is on trial. reports if mitt mitchell courthouse. >> reporter: she told jurors those phone calls were never intended to. >> i would call it a political tactic. >> this is rhonda russell, the woman whose voice was heard from robo calls to 112,000 registered democrats. the call told voters governor o'malley had won reelection before the polls even closed. >> we're okay, relax, everything is fine. the only thing left. >> reporter: prosecutors argue the robo call was illegal. they blame ehrlich's campaign manager and rhonda russell's boss. but on the stand russell told jurors the robo calls were supposed to be reverse psychology. >> hey, my vote is going for ehrlich. >> reporter: said it was her call the calls went to registered democrats and not republicans saying she used lists she already had available. >> i used lists from previous clients because i was being lazy. it wasn't out of anyone asking. it was my decision to use the list. >

denise? >> all right. thank you, bob. >>> the occupy wall street movement shifts direction, as thousands of protestors tried to disrupt business at ports up and down the west coast. bigad shaban has more on one of the region's busiest docks. >> a line faced off against protestors. >> we want liberty. >> it's the latest tactic in the occupy wall street movement. a call to block ports along the west coast. from alaska to california. demonstrators claim the ports have become economic engines for the elite 1%. >> we think this is about labor across the board. about outsourcing the jobs. about dignified jobs. >> reporter: with reports blocked briefly by protestors, semi trucks were forced to navigate online in the pour being -- pouring rain. >> reporter: the long beach port is the second busiest in the u.s. it generates billions of dollars each year. and supports jobs. and the union workers says it doesn't support attempts to shut the area down. >> reporter: but protestors say with or without that support, thei

denise? >> all right. thank you, bob. >>> and if and when it does start to snow in your neighborhood, we'd like to see your pictures. you can e-mail them to wjz web alert at wjz.com. or click at the link at the top of the home page. >>> the death of a florida a&m band member, puts the spotlight on a long history of hazing at the school. >> reporter: movements after an anti-hazing assembly at the university, florida a&m president, james amon defending how his school stops hazing on campus. >> why hasn't the school done more to stop hazing before this? >> the universality has a zero tolerance rule. >> thomas was found unresponsive on a marching band bus last month. his parents -- >> we send soldiers overseas to fight for us. and we know there's a possibility that they might be in harm's way. but when you send your kids to college, you don't think that he's going to come back in a body bag. >> reporter: students have described a routine of ritual hazing for members of the famed marching 100. former band direc

it wasn't going to be a fight anymore. >> denise carried and delivered a healthy baby boy. as sarah prepares to take little chase home from the hospital with her boyfriend matt firmly by her side, she's overcome by the joy of having her dream finally come true. >> when i first had my hysterectomy and they told me i could get a surrogate and have a baby, that was to me like going to the moon. i didn't know anybody else who had done that. that sounded so crazy to me. so sit here and have this little baby produced, it took effort on so many people's behalf. it can happen. >> i'll tell you, for female cancer patients who want the option of having children, the best option is freezing an embryo like sarah did. harvesting and freezing eggs, that's another option. for men, there's sperm banking. all these options are costly. some insurance plans will help and there's programs as well that will help defer that cost. >>> still ahead sdg&e just -- advice on depression. stay with us. progresso. it fits! fantastic! [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progres

denise? >> the school sent out an alert, to students sent after the robbery. >>> more than a dozen baltimore county high school students rushed to the hospital after pepper spray was used to break up a fight. >> reporter: that's right. one student arrested. 16 taken to local hospitals. and the building evacuated. a chaotic morning at chesapeake high. >> reporter: a student fight in the chesapeake high school lobby. >> i saw everyone running and panicking, in a frenzy. >> kids were going at it. >> what was the fight about? do you know what it was over? >> no. >> a school resource officer uses pepper spray. >> i just remember starting to cough and cough and cough. >> reporter: the building is evacuated. >> all of these policemen and ambulances and fire trucks, they come in. >> there have been 16 students that were transported to local hospitals. >> reporter: parents rushed to pick up their children. >> this is why we had her in a small, private catholic school for 10 years. >> and i've had enou

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denise is in the newsroom with more from the injured officer's statement. denise? >> reporter: he gets into the numerous bullet holes wjz found inside the odenton home. wjz shot this exclusive video inside the home. our cameras found at least five bullet holes. the incident began after an arrest was made at the house. while officers were searching the home, a city officer was hit by a bullet in the hands. feeling he was in danger, he fired his weapons several times. at last check, the city police officer is being treated at shock trauma, with nonlife- threatening injuries. kai? >> denise, thank you. the man arrested with 27 pounds of marijuana. he was released on bail this morning. >> our unusual december weather continues outside. it is rainy, but very mild. rain could turn into something else in the next day or two. wjz has weather and traffic together. we'll talk to kristy in just a second. but we'll head over to bob with first warning weather. bob? >> more like warm, april and may. take a look at radar. we have a batch of rain moving across the region. moving i

denise is in the newsroom with more. denise? >> reporter: well, kai, interstate 81 is closed right now. it is unclear if it's related. the suspect police are locking for as we told you a moment ago, the white man, wearing gray sweat pants, a gray hat, with a neon brim and a maroon hoody with a backpack. the student who is currently locked down spoke to our sister station just a moment ago. nobody knew what happened. then we -- there are police officers across the street in the parking lot, with assault rifles and stuff. and they came into the building. and everybody was in the recreation room. and then the lecture hall. and then we saw the combat uniforms came into the recreation room and moved everybody quickly upstairs. >> now, the university is sending updates to students about every 30 empties, regardless of whether they have any new information or not. kai? >> all right, denise, thank you. wjz has the latest on the virginia tech shooting. two people killed this afternoon. including an officer. that officer was killed during

, denise. some people plan on returning gifts tomorrow. what happened to keeping christmas gifts? after all, they are gifts right? i have a box at home that are stuffed with gifts that i don't want but they're gifts. back to you, gentlemen. >> your mom taught you well. thank you. >> thank you. >>> outside tonight it is cold and clouding up. big changes rolling in over night. chuck is in the storm center for doug. chuck? >> there are more six or eight hours before the rain drops. you have a couple of dry hours left. here is the live storm 4 doppler. no rain around the immediate area just yet. but you don't have to go far into southwestern virginia before you run into the rain drops. here's the planner tomorrow. cloudy to get you started and rain almost as soon as you get to work tomorrow. and the heaviest from lunchtime to dinner time tomorrow. we'll talk about that with the details on the timing and the rest of the seven-day forecast on into 2012. that's in a few minutes. back to you. >>> the i

two thousand and eleven bridge been incredibly productive year for denise the trend. is to be looking to increase if we continue to progress rate which is currently going out he could become a key member of pick up the cats russia shy of the euro two thousand and twelve championships richard anthony is writing. tennis news now and former world number one venus williams is a doubt for the australian open in january because of an ongoing health problem was only one year old american has pulled out of the s.b. classic in new zealand which was her only warm up event ahead of the first grand slam of the year williams is suffering from sjogren's syndrome which affects the immune system and she hasn't played competitively since the second round of the us open on august thirty first she received a wild college the australian open in melbourne which begins on january the nineteenth the seven time major winner will now enter the ranked outside the world top one hundred for the first time since one nine hundred ninety seven. and finally russia sports minister of italian with co

denise? >> overnight and throughout the day, there have been no clashes with police, since occupy baltimore's conviction. >>> a maryland man is found dead. police discovered the body of christopher artess while emptying a ship. autopsies show the deaths were accidental, and police believe they died while hitching a ride on a train. >>> right now, anne arundel county police are looking for the man who sexually assaulted a woman. mare se-- mary is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: well, virk, the victim says she -- vic, the victim says she met her attacker at a bar and was walking with him. she said she was walking with him when he sexually assaulted her. the man took off and police were not able to find him. the suspect is about 6'4" tall, 280 pounds. he has twists in his hair and was last seen wearing a black leather jacket. the victim was treated for her injuries at baltimore washington. >> anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> pepper spray in school. new developments. it end

denise? >> all right. never count on anything. thank you, mark. >>> and you can see the ravens take on the colts. never know when it will happen. tune in sunday at 1:00. >>> still ahead at 5:00 on eyewitness news. alec baldwin, kicked off an airplane. tonight, another celebrity passenger explains what happened. >>> a major decision about the morning after pill. will young girls be allowed to buy it over the counter? >> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, a day of remembrance for those who survive the attack at pearl harbor. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> wjz continues to track a winter storm. you're looking live at western maryland. bob will have more on what to expect in his updated forecast. >>> and because of the threat of snow, wjz is going on a half hour early tomorrow morning at 4:30. we will have the latest first warning forecast and any school delays or closings. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the morning after pill will not be available on drug store shelves. drew levinson reports for wjz, it

>> well, denise. city police were called to an apartment in the 2900 block of north calvary street late last night. inside, they found brandon hudson. a student at morgan state university. police say hudson was shot in the head on the couch. right now, police have very little to go on in the search for hudson's killer. >> didn't appear to be any signs of fored force-- force entry or struggle, beyond the obvious. >> this is the latest of a strength string of incidents. including a double shooting late last month and another shooting in october. >> wjz is live on the morgan campus with an update on this investigation, coming up new at 6:00. the -- >>> the wife is heading to federal prison. mike hellgren reports she claims she knew nothing of her husband's corruption. >> reporter: leslie johnson felt she should not serve any time behind bars. the judge felt otherwise. >> he left with a one year and one day sentence, all for hiding thousands of dollars her husband, jack johnson, extorted from others. >> o

i'm denise koch. and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >> prosecutors build their case against jerry sandusky. questions are raised about what his wife knew about his alleged sexual misconduct. ines ferre has more for wjz. >> the wife of jerry sandusky is responding to allegations that she may have known her husband was sexually abusing boys in their home. through her attorney, dottie sandusky said she has been devastated by the false accusations that such a terrible incident ever occurred in her home. she said she and her husband don't know why these young men have made these false accusations, but we want everyone to know they are untrue. at least one accuser told the jury sandusky was home when he was attacked at home and he screamed for help. the former football coach is under house arrest, facing more than 50 counts of child sex abuse. his attorney says the scandal will overshadow the sanduskys forever. >> we have nowhere to go, folks, but up. because public opinion convicted jerry the first day

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

denise. >> thank you, bob. lawmakers are locked in a stand off over a tax break for every working american. they have to act before the end of the year or people could lose thousands of dollars from their paychecks. daniel nottingham reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: slow down after the payroll tax break is heating up on capitol hill. this evening the house is expected to vote down the two month extension the senate approved over the weekend. house republicans want a yearlong deal. they're calling on senators to return from vacation and renegotiate a plan. >> we opposed the senate bill because doing a two month extension ahead of a full year extension causes uncertainty for job creators. >> reporter: what's at stake is a tax hike for 160 million americans. the payroll holiday put in an extra $1,000 in the paychecks of americans. the social security tax break and some unemployment benefits will expire on new years day if they cannot create the extension. harry reed has already shut down the idea of negotia

back at 11:00, i'm denise koch. >> don't go away. much more >> pelley: tonight, breaking news. it appears there has been a break through in washington. nancy cordes says there's word of a deal that would prevent a tax increase for 160 million americans. there's a new report on unemployment. anthony mason looks at the growing hopeful signs for the economy. how would the republican front-runners create jobs? wyatt andrews and dean reynolds put the question face to face. >> reporter: mr. speaker, can you tell me what your job creation plan is? >> pelley: and barry petersen on the new face of hunger in america, causing a run at the food bank. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, there is a deal tonight that would prevent a tax increase which would have hit most american households in nine days. date road, republican leaders of the house of representatives caved in and agreed to vote on a senate bill that would extend a

denise is in the news with a look at the chaos. >> fans went wild after oklahoma state beat rival. can see hundreds of fans rushed to the field and toppled the goal. some suffered ankle fractures. >>> it took police an hour to restore order in the stadium. >>> two senior citizens claim they were strip searched at jkf airport. tonight one of those women is speaking out against the tsa. >> mortified. i mean angry, do i look like a terrorist. >> reporter: there she was in a wheelchair. >> this 85-year-old lady they thought needed to be strip searched. >> reporter: she says when she travels she avoids the full body scanners opting for pat downs instead. but this time she claims it went too far. >> after they patted me down they took me into a private room and strip searched me. she said will you pull your pants down please. then she pulled my underwear down. i said why is this happening. she didn't respond. >> reporter: she said she was allowed to keep her top on. a spokesman for the transportation security association released this statement. the tsa does not include strip searches as

denise brown. i met her at holiday slender on friday. denise, it was my pleasure to meet you.e our pictures came out okay. have a great week. what, steve? >> you are so excited. >> if you would like to be tomorrow's fan of the day, find us on facebook by searching for fox5 morning news, no space between fox and the number 5 and post a comment under denise's photo. can we look at her arms for a second? >> you'll be down on yourself. you know your photos were fantastic. >> trying to squeeze my arms into this jacket. >> so not true. you probably look fabulous together. >> i hope so. as i told sarah, i was sucking it in. >>> no need for that, my friend. coming up, a holiday tradition at riverdale baptist church. this you might need to suck in a little bit to get in that tiny space. >> we of course talking about the living christmas tree and this year our annie lu is checking it out. annie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison and steve. that's right, it's a tradition that's been going on for 25 years. we are live at the riverdale baptist church, where they're gearing u

denise? >> thank you, bob. and stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage, for updates on the forecast and closings and delays, when it happened. log onto wjz.com. >>> will a takeover by a private company save the baltimore grand prix? wjz's news partner is in the works. we're live downtown, where race cars zoomed through. pat warren has more on the prospects of the race. pat? >> reporter: that's right. $12 million owed. $100,000 on hand. those were the figures reported in a proposal to take over baltimore racing development. >> reporter: it all goes by in a blur. >> love it. love it. been waiting two years for this. >> reporter: but leaves a mess behind that still needs to be cleaned up. it's baltimore racing development, hobbled by a reported $12 million in debt and humbled by a city threat to kick the grand prix to the curb. if it doesn't pay $1 million, it owes the city by december 31st. >> that's my concern, figuring out how the tax money is paid. >> reporter: councilman bill cole and mayor stephanie

denise? >> thank you, bob. >>> police in florida say they have found the cell phone of a woman missing since last month. police say they recovered the phone in good condition. but it is unclear where they found it. now, it is undergoing forensic testing. michelle parker went missing last month, after she appeared on an episode of the people -- people's court during which she argued over an engagement ring. her exis the suspect in disappearance. >>> video shows a pair smashing right through the front door. most of the merchandise was locked in the safe. but the robbers made off with the rifle, handgun, and silencer, worth a total of $10,000. damage to the gun shop is estimated at $35,000. investigators are searching for suspects. >>> tormented by a classmate. a former indiana high school student will receive a $150,000 settlement from a lawsuit, claiming school officials failed to stop bullying by another student. brad edwards has reaction from the girls' heartbroken mother. >> their denials a

denise? >> all right. thank you, mary. and we don't have word if the driver will be charged. >>> remembering yardley love. a local school is preparing to break ground in honor of the murder victim. love was killed in 2010. her ex-boyfriend was charged with the crime. they have now raised enough money to begin construction on a field name in her honor. love graduated from notre graduated from notre dame prep in 2006. construction will begin this summer. >>> a baltimore family takes their fight to court. they say their special needs child was repeatedly bullied at two city schools. now, their lawsuit goes before a jury. wjz is live at courthouse east. mike hellgren is following the case against the city school system. mike? >> reporter: and vic, they say this has been a niets mare for them and for their -- nightmare for them and their son. they say they have exhausted all of thoptions and they have filed this lawsuit to show city schools they mean business, that this is a problem that has got to stop. >> reporter: shauna and

denise? >> great, thank you, bob. check in with gigi and tim tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. updated first warning weather forecast. >>> and who will be the ravens kicker this sunday? we will have that and much more we will have that and much more next,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $79.99 a month for two years with a 2 year agreement. this holiday deal is only for a limited time. so don't wait. get fios at this great price. act now and we'll add a special bonus -- $300 back. hurry, go to verizon.com/greatdeal. fios. a network ahead. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> all right. if they are going to play sunday they better be ready now. >> just like in life, when plan a doesn't work go to plan b. raven's kicker billy kundiff has a physical problem with his left leg. he's listed as questionable for sunday's game here against the winless but upset capable indianapolis c