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the 54-year-old electrical engineer was stabbed to death in east baltimore. at the time mr.aid his wife was stabbed by a panhandler after she rolled down the win toe to give money. police say the story was made up. the two gave a tearful news conference describing how jacqueline lowered her window to give $10 to a woman banging in the rain with a baby. they claim the man and the begging woman ran off. jacqueline's brother reportedly never believed the story and police started zeroing in on keith. baltimore's mayor was upset about what she says is exploiting baltimore's negative perception as a violent city for the cover-up. "to learn that family members staged this killing is beyond belief and represents a double tragedy. they were responsible for taking jacqueline's life with cruelty and contrived to do so under the guise of random violence." dana, no motive has been given. >> dana: but they were able to flee the country. >> they were. >> dana: thanks, bryan. appreciate it. so the winning team in an annual wife carrying race in the u.k. celebrating their victory and somethi

we're picking up light rain shows but the bulk of the rain is moving to our east, baltimore, dover, andost. showers will be heading by mid clmorning. ds will hang around until the noon hour, but then in the take off, temperatures from the 50s to the 60s. let's start talking about that right now. rain showers across the ar. ra for the most part picked up close to a half an inch inome areas, but as we enjoy the day today from the morning to the afternoon, temperatures in the 50s to the 60s bethe evening. it just gets great from there. temperatures rat because of the cloud cover. as we move the clouds out of the area with the if u tur weather by monday, mor sunshine actually for your monday than what we will experience today. here's the foreca, evan. four hours, sunday. make sure you move the clocks. it will take a few days, but you'll enjoy it. 67 today, 60 tomorrow. 50 52, 59 degrees. guess what? we're moving across. speaking of 1 novemberh is national take a hike day. at a-a-r-p, we're all about hikes and other things to keep you healthy. it's why we offer health tips for your body, and

east. >> baltimore is opening given t -- against the yankees in yang oos stadium, the washington and the mets, a couple of openers. you know something else, mike and mika, but like mike i have -- i've been a dad for 85 years, had 47 kids and it doesn't matter whether they're 30 or 10, baseball is the constant and all of my kids are always on a text chain and more often than not all four of us -- all five of us were texting about baseball and trades even into off season. again, it's crazy but in this age of smartphones and in this age of "fortnite," it's still baseball that at least in our family brings all the generations together. >> absolutely, joe. it's a string that has played out across more than a century, just what you're talking about, this link of generations forged by baseball. in the last two weeks willie geist has taken his two children, his son and daughter, to spring training game. nicolle wallace has brought her son to a mets spring training game. i don't care whether it's 40 years, 50 years or five years from now, those interactions with players going to sprin training wi

baltimore county. it all started after a march madness party at east point mall in dundalk on friday. police say after the event, a fit broke out in the parking lot, they say some people damaged mall property, you're taking a look at this pfture someone's busted out windshield, sent to us by a woman. also, aolice sayut 300 teenagers were involved and nine people were arrested w theye charged as juveniles and released to their parents o guardian >>> the navy s.e.a.l. charged with fatally stabbing an injured iraqi wr prisos no longer being held in the brigg. >> this comes hours after esident trump tweeted about him. the attorney of special operations chiefd edw gallagher confirms he was moved to the barracks at a marine corp air station in florida. this comes after the president tweetedavn of gallagher moving, saying it honors his past service. gallagher is accused of stabbing an islamic state prisoner under his caren 2017 along with shooting two civilians in iraq and opening fire on a crowd. he has pleaded not guilty to these charges. >>> getting a whole lot nicer and pinker outsiderou

east coast heroin supply. anybody here know anybody that's died from an overdose? so, everybody. we sat down with a group of people in baltimored with addiction to ask them why the overdoses have become so much more deadly. why is it so bad today? is it the fentanyl? >> it's the fentanyl. the thing is, i lost people that i grew up with from childhood, like about eight people in one year. >> reporter: eight people in one year? >> eight people that i grew up with, for fentanyl overdoses. >> reporter: a part of the city hit particularly hard is the penn north neighborhood. and that overdose, what we just saw -- >> every day. you missed three of them before that. it's a day to day occurrence here. >> reporter: we met up with local activist william miller jr., a local drug dealer who is now working to save people from dying. he works with the health department to get to the hardest hit areas. >> overdose rescue city. >> reporter: miller now works for be more power, a local group that hands out narcan, the overdose antidote, free to anybody who wants it. how long do you see yourself doing this job? >> can't answer that. i'm teaching

baltimore county. all started after a mar madness party at east point mall on friday. police say after the evt, a fight broke out in the parking lot. ople damagede mall property and one woman says her pursewith stolen with some cash. look at a busted windshield that someone texted us. about 300 teenagers were involved and nine people were errested. they charged as juveniles and were released to their parents and guardians. >>> a navy s.e.a.l. charged with fatally stabbing an injured iraqi w prisoner is no longer being held in the brigg. >> this comes hours after president trumpweeted about it. the attorney of special operations chief edward gaonagherrms he was moved to the barracks at the marine corps air station in florida. this comes after the president tw oted in favor gallagher moving, saying it honors his past service. gallagher was accused ofng establisn islamic state prisoner under his care in 2017 al with shooting two civilians in iraq and opening fire on crowds. he has pleaded not guilty to these charges. >>> new this morning, some insight on what americans th

he played his first game against east carolina as a sophomore and started his first game in the annual army-navy game in baltimore. that is a tough way to break in starting your first game. he quarterbacked the next year and gained over 1400 yards that year as a quarterback. 1000 yards gained in a year is a -- as most of you that follow football no 1000 yards gained in , a year is a big deal, and he gained 40% more than that. yet when the coach had a different idea for someone to quarterback, and wanted to move zach to end, and in the triple option the end doesn't get much face time with respect to the football, it is mostly blocking and tackling, and zach was a true team player and said, whatever is best for the team sign me up. that tells you a lot about the character of midshipmen zach abey. he is a two-striper and is his company's representative to the honor committee. zach was here in our first inaugural stephen decatur birthday four years ago, which leads me to the first speaker at the inaugural stephen decatur birthday. he did such a great job we have brought him back twice more, vice admiral walter carter

east coast. let's look at the some rain acrs norfolk and hampton roads, but the low across the lakes kicks the energy tonight for the nor' baltimo baltimore, you're in for a messy rush hour. increasing in rain and wind throughout the day. the evening rush, going to be awful. and then carrying over friday morning across much of new england. the back side of this, you are going to see some accumulating snow north of i-91. the big cities with this inland track, it's going to be mostly rain. at risk for some urban flooding over the next 36 hours. >> rob marciano leading us off tonight. rob, thank you. >>> as i mentioned, the other breaking headline involves one of those boeing max jets that crashed and the horror now revealed from inside the cockpit. for the first time, we are learning those chilling details, what happened during the first crash. pilots scrambling to flip through the emergency checklist, the manual for that new jet, to try to figure out what was going on. and tonight, we have just confirmed, the fbi is now joining the investigation into these jets. abc's david kerley with what happened in that cockpit. >> reporter: tonight, w

baltimore county. it all started after march madness party at east point mall in dundalk on friday.they s some people damaged mall property and one woman sent us this picture, she says that her purse was stolen with some cas and there were busted windshields. about 300 teenagers we involved, nine people were arrested, they were charged as juveniles, though, and released to their parents or guardians. >>> time is 7:. a navy s.e.a.l. is no longer being held. >> this comes hours after president trump tweeted about him. attorney of special operations chf edward gallagher confirmz he was moved to the barracks in florida. this comes after the president tweeted in favorgh of gal moving saying it honors his past service. gallagher is accused of stabbing an islamic state prisoner under his care in 2017. along with shooting two civilians in iraq andpening fire on crowds. he has pleaded not guilty to these charges. >>> as montgomery county police search for seone to replace retiring chief tom manger they announced who is going to lead the department in the meantime. russ hamill will step in as

east coast. anyone with travel plans on thursday, washington, d.c., baltimore, philly, new york city, airport delaysorthern new england. so that forecast has changed. it was looking like that storm was off the coast. now right over the top of new england as we go throughout thursday night and friday. washington, d.c. it's clear, chilly but at least the sun is out. again thursday is when the rain moves in. you're watching "morning joe". we'll be right back. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? this and even this.hark, i deep clean messes like this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. thanksmrs. murphy. unitedhealthcare, hi, i need help getting an appointment with my podiatrist. how's wedn

st are from lorton up through baltimore will come down the spend most of the day i 30s. to the south and east this out. here comes the snow. by 9:30 pushing on the outside of the beltway, but lunchtime, early afternoon, everybody is going to see it, and i really think i-95 and points to the south and this will be a little bit of a rain-snow mix with more rain neck and rthern southern maryland. this is all a snow event north and west. watch this line starting to play tug-of-war. it's trying to figure out what it wants to do right in the d.c. metro-year and back upou t annapolis. we're looking at a little bit of a mix. snow to the north and that line moves north and west a little bit. we're still look at snow and it will be gone by the time we get out of here. north ndst. 4 to 7 inches north and west and 2 to 4 going lieu leesberg, a coating to an inch in the d.c. area. there cllld be canions, and just to the west of d.c. we'll have delays in the area. ten-day forecast, tomorrow will be dry with temperatures in the upper 30s and breezy. next chance now on friday. i'm not very confident with tha

and dulles and baltimore and back to i-9 all snow for you guys and that's where the winter storm warnings are and where we'll talk on some warnings. could hi a little tracking west and east starts to move on out of here as we go throughgh the midn hour, and then we're dry, but, again, cold as we head into the overnight and that's where you'll see icy conditions. we've taken our totals down just a smidge because of the temperature. 36 inches in the areas north ann wes a coating to about three inches. main lit roads are wet. thecould be secondary roads that could be a little on the snow-covered side, driveways, bridges, rams and overpass ed, i had friends talking me going out toberg leger and the mains ro will be fine. north and west we'll have some n snow and t it's going to freeze overnight once again so they will be tackling that all night. school delays north and west -- scho cancellations to the north and west and some delays just through howard county, upper montgomery county, may go ahead and delay everybody from montgomery county. fairfax county and going down through fauquier county. so the roads, again, north and west, this ishe you're going find the snow-covered

east bay who is honoring a late family member with his acceptance. >>> an eighth grader has achieved his goal to attend this high school where his cousin was a star athlete before being gunned down. >> as baltimore's reports, the 13-year-old is already setting new goals. >> reporter: in his short time on earth, terrence car, josh, has a most a lot. >> these funds are for getting a 4.0 as well as this one and this one. >> these are just a few of his academic and sports awards. however, his biggest achievement to date came a few days ago. his family told him he was accepted to this high school. >> you have been conditionally accepted as a ninth grade student for the 2019 active endemic year in this success program. >> i like to carry on the legacy and get into that school, ever since i was in the 3rd to 5th grade. when i heard i got in, it was a relief. >> the legacy he was following started before he was born. his cousin was football star talents kelly. in 2004, kelly just two days away from going to college on a full scholarship to university of oregon was shot and killed in richmond. that is around the same time kelly's cousin malika heard he would be a father. >> this is my tribute. this is my d

east coastoi h supply. >> anybody here know anybody who has died from an overdose? almost evteybody. >> rep we sat with a group of people in baltimore. >> why is it so bad today? the fentanyl? >> it's the fentanyl. the thing is, i lost peoplere tt i up with from childhood, like about eight people in one year. >> eight people in one year. >> eight people that i grew up with off of fentanyl overdoses. >> reporter: a parit of the c hit particularly hard is the penn north neighborhood. os >> that overd -- >> every day. you missed three of them. there was three before that. that's day-to-day occurrence. >> reporter: we met up with this man who works with the health department to get to the hardest hit areas. miller works for be more power, a local group that hands out narcan, the overdose antidote free to anybodyho wants it. >>. >> how long do you see yourself doing this job? i >> can't answer it. what i did, teaching my daughter how -- a at 9 years old. >> yeah, 9. i can't say how long i'll be doing it. there's still workne to be >> reporter: in baltimore activists like miller have been fighting this battle for decades. it's only know i

east coast heroin supply. anybody here know anybody that has died from an overdose? almost everybody. we sat down with a group of people in baltimoreentanyl? >> it's the fentanyl. the thing is, i lost people that i grew up with from childhood, like about eight people in one year. >> reporter: eight people in one year. >> eight people that i grew up with, fentanyl overdoses. >> reporter: a part of the city hit particularly hard is the penn north neighborhood. that overdose, like we just saw. >> it is every day. you blink, you miss three of them. you know, it's a day to day occurrence here. >> reporter: we met up with local activists, now working to save people from dying. he works with the health department to get to the hardest hit areas. >> three narcan kits, man. overdose rescue kits. >> reporter: miller works for be more power, a local group that hands out narnarcan, free to ane who wants it. >> don't say y'all are doctors, all right? you can respond to an opioid overdose. >> reporter: how long do you see yourself doing this job? >> can't answer it. what i do, i'm teaching my daughter how important public health is right now at