i think the better way to think about it is what essex wants, what essex policy permitted it today is to examine -- >> i'm not interested in what essex policy permitted it to do in the past. i'm looking at the new policy, all right? under the new policy you have reasonable articulable suspicion for everything except simple strip search and observation. >> well, you see, that's the problem. the language there is different because the truth is that the line that the new policy draws is between a true what i think bell v. wolffish was describing where you ask the inmate to bend over and expose his or her anus for a cavity search. on that score, we don't do that. but we do, in fact -- >> i'm sorry, could i finish and find out what you do? you said we don't do that, we do -- what? >> what we do is ask the individual to lift his genitals and to squat and cough. >> okay. so you do more than the simple strip search. >> right. slightly more than the simple -- but i don't think that's the line to draw anyway. >> there is still an issue in the case beyond the ordinary visual inspection, and that

now, we are going to check out the kids tomorrow at essex. we're going to talk about weather and get kids involved in a contest. that is tomorrow, i'm excited about that in season 2 here. we're checking out essex this morning. we have oursive -- ourselves as good look here. we're in fine shape this morning. 52 in baltimore and essex, middle river and places by the water in the middle 50s. but inland the 40s. and a nip in the area, but a chance to settle things down. the storm is pulling out east of boston. you can see the rain pulling away. we're watching high pressure continue to dominate. stronger winds out to the north. if anything, high clouds mixed in, but the wind this afternoon. you will see the sun and feel it and the winds pushing 20 miles per hour or higher. we will get up to 73. that's above the normal. that should be 70 on this date. tonight, we settle down to 46. by the way, again, milder and 50s and a look at the rest of the week. a push of the winds from the northeast and drop it tomorrow. 72 on friday. the weekend is warmer, 7

this is the rule, not just in burlington and in essex. bureau of immigration of customs enforcement -- >> the government tells us that therue if you don't put arrested in the general population. >> that is not correct. for the marshals service and for ice, which see 600,000 people each year, they do not have that separate housing rule. >> u -- do you have an objection to the superseding policy? because they still have to stand naked under the correctional officer. this is burlington's policy. there will not search the person for contraband in the absence of reasonable suspicion. both jails at the time of this search and also now will still require the person to strip naked, supposedly for contraband, even though their own policy says there will not engage in the depth of search that is required. will not look at the anus or enter the person's mouth. >> that is the current policy. and you have no problem with that? and with respect to the simple strip search, you're only objection is that the guard is to close to the inmate. >> that is rig

that's actually what they do in essex. >> the difference between essex is that essex in fact does have -- it's burlington is basically a body visual observation. and the district court said that's unconstitutional. just observing at all is unconstitutional. to some extent it seems to me my friend here has given up that part of the district court's decision, which clearly the court of appeals, to the extent it reversed that part, ought to be affirmed on that ground alone. >> for more than two feet or less than two feet. >> right. although that was not the district court's theory. the district court didn't say that. >> what happened? do we know? was it within two feet or not within two feet? >> well, it depends on whose version of it. you have to remember, the district court granted summary judgment to the plaintiff in this case. so you would have to interpret it -- you'd have to give us the benefit of the interpretation, which was that it was more than two feet. the court of appeals reversed without regard to that. the court of appeals said if you apply bell versus wolfish it doesn't ma

but the difference between essex is that essex in fact does have -- it is tautological. burlington is basically a body visual observation and the district court says that is unconstitutional. observing it all is unconstitutional. to some extent it seems to be my friend has given up the part of the district court's decision, which clearly the court of appeals has reversed their part and ought to be affirmed on that ground alone. >> from more than 2 feet or less than 2 feet. >> that was not the district court pherae triet >> what happened, do they know? >> to feed or not within 2 feet. they granted a judgment to the plaintiffs in the case so you would have to interpret and give us the benefit of the interpretation which is more than 2 feet but without regard to that because the court of appeals says if you applied the court's decision it doesn't matter because you can engage in a much more intrusive true body cavity search which is more intrusive than even what essex does in this case because they were not asked to bend over and have a body cavity in all search. what he wa

essex will be talking maybe some snow. i'll be at essex elementary school later on this morning.ery excited to have a little chat about the weather and hopefully get more of those kids involved in our win for a change contest to see how fast they can blow the winds, raise some money for the cool kids campaign. maryland's most powerful radar on the southeast corner of the beltway. around the entire beltway region, we're looking mighty quiet. temperatures ranging from 45 in millersville, 44 bellaire to keatonsville. some pockets of cooler air held in here. you have definitely the milder stuff along the bay. overall we've got ourselves a look with sunshine today, as temperatures get back up to 68 degrees. our two degree guaranteed high, then we'll build back into the 70s. hang tight. we'll have that extended outlook in a moment. >>> mta says bus and rail services are on time. we do have an accident reported 295 northbound at 198. the left lane is blocked so stay to the right. no issues to report northbound, that's pretty light traffic there. 95 at the fort mchenry tunnel. bore 4 is

if you want to get through the mva quickly, to not go to essex -- do not go to essex. many services are now available online, which is helping to lower wait time. wait time have dropped to 20 to 22 minutes. >> that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- what changes do you think should be made to improve service at the mva? >> we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. away fromust days this year's baltimore running festival when 23,000 runners will take to the streets. >> we have the race organizer. a busy week for you. >> i know you like to keep things fresh for the runners which come back each year. a course change this year. >> every year we do a tinkering with the course. we're going through the zoo. the zoo folks are going to come out and bring some animals out. then we're going under under armour's headquarters, right between the buildings. it will be spectacular, make a big party of it. >> there are plenty of other defense. >> that is our secret. have the full marathon, the kids fun

there was a legal battle over the land -- not to fight evictions in essex. there was a legal battle over the land. authorities were able to take control. in thailand, floodwaters ravaged the country with concerns they could enter the capital of bangkok. areas are shoring up flood defenses, hoping to divert water into the sea. the floods have already claimed more than 300 lives and affected millions of others. the chinese government calls its terrorism in the skies and is blaming the dalai lama for a recent spate of suicides calls its terrorism in disguise and is blaming the dalai lama for reasons that of suicides. good -- a recent spat of suicides. dozens of animals have been shot dead by police in ohio after they were set free from a private zoo. it is believed the owners of the animals free before taking his life. just six of the animals were contained alive. this contains distressing images. >> the shocking aftermath of the police operation like no other in rural ohio. these animals, many endangered species, were shot on sight after the owner of a private

we always tried to respond to essex within 10 days, pursuant to the board's wants. our feeling is if the regulation was changed, that would be fine with us. if the commission wanted to proceed after therose 14 days, there have been a couple of instances where we have had a very complicated situation where we were about to a thin -- about to begin an investigation where it would be preferable when the ethics commission deferred for a little while while we were completing something. there are a couple of cases that have resulted in substantial criminal charges beyond the penalties. as a general rule it the commission wanted to start the investigation in 14 days with the disk -- the district attorney's office has no objection to that. supervisor campos: so if the regulation were to be changed, there is still on opportunity by way of communication between your office and the ethics commission to make sure there are steps taken to the extent they are proceeding with their own matter, that that is not in any way negatively impacting your investigation? >> correct. supervi

wanted to say good morning to anybody who is watching in essex. we spent the day there yesterday.and essex elementary school we had ourselves 24 of students participate and raise 720 of the cool kids campaign. great way to kick off. we are looking at high pressure in control and bringing sunshine to the kid and talked about all kinds of active weather. temperatures back up into the 70s and with high pressure and clear skies we are looking for a high pushing about 74 degrees and a little warmer than yesterday. normal is 70. wakeup window shows we have temperatures pushing into the 80s over the weekend. let's see what's happening on the road with tanya. >> reporter: inner loop we have report of an accident there. be careful passing. light traffic right now. so not too much to worry about. not affecting traffic that much. taking a look at 95, we are moving well with traffic in both directions at 175 between dorsey and savage. you are doing okay coming down from elk ridge and taking a look at frederick road on the beltway. we do have a report of a disabled vehicle. hard to see here wi

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another one in essex, northbound 702 between the beltway ramps. there is a look at the speeds on the bellway, seeing delays on the west side, 46 miles per hour is your average. there is a look outside at 95, just an area of white marsh. southbound lanes to the right and starting to get heavier, not delayed. there is a look at the west side. traffic is brought by your toyota dealer. >>> anger over the state of the u.s. economy. protesters are showing up in new york city. police have arrested more than 700 of them. >> reporter: corporations are not people. they don't deserve the same rights people to. >> reporter: she has been out of work for 2.5 years. >> we have two teenage kids and have to pay the mortgage, send them to college hopefully and it's not easy. >> reporter: demonstrators started catching out and holding marchs near the financial district. critics say the movement is unorganized. protesters claim they don't need one focus. >> reporter: when a congressman showed up demonstrators made it clear, government isn't working. these protesters

in essex, kim dacey. >> ok, you can see some of the haunted hot spots on wbaltv.com.ck on "entertainment. >> here is a look at what is coming up new at 6:00. >> a baltimore landmark and favorite watering hole burns to the ground. i am lowell melser. i will have the story, straight ahead. >> an arrest in the rape of a 14-year-old girl. >> the corruption trial, straight ahead. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> fires destroyed a popular restaurant, but tonight

they think is the deal is strong evidence, but his defense lawyers claim the 29-year-old essex man was never told by police that they were recording him and that this statement could set him up for the death penalty. the victim was shot three times in the head at the gas station he owned in townsend. they considered it a possible robbery, but then karla and bishop became prime suspects. >> i thought i was doing something good. he beat on her. he was not a very good man. >> for at least one year, karla had been telling people her husband was abusive. she believes -- they believed she pressured him into committing the murder. >> they described how she allegedly stood by as he pulled the trigger. >> i closed my eyes. i just pulled the trigger like this. >> jurors heard testimony and they're trying to show that bishop had no idea he was making himself eligible for the death penalty. , "at any time did you tell him he was being videotaped?" no. "did you tell them to think long and hard before giving a video statement?" "no." the defense begins its part of the case to morrell and plans to ca

jason gross will soon be sentenced for killing rochelle battle in the essex area. though believe this happened on march 6th, 2009. battle's body was burning in an incinerator. >>> police say three baltimore county students performed a sex act on school property. mary is in the newsroom with the latest. >> those three students are facing charges after the act showed up on the internet. it happened in the auditorium at milford mill academy while a substitute teacher was in the room. someone videotaped it and over thed it online. police have not found the tape. those students are charged with perverted sex act and indecent exposure. jessica, back to you. >> thank you. the charges come a day after a sex tape scandal at a baltimore city school. >>> a howard county teen could spend time behind bars if found gull ti in a terror plot. mohammad hassan khalid helped a woman known as jihad jane in a terror plot. >>> johns hopkins hospital will soon be treating an engineer who was evacuated from the south poll to -- pole to new zealand. they believe she suffered a stroke two y

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officials say the man was hit by a van near the intersection of eastern and virginia avenue in essex. it happened just after 11:00 p.m. as he tried to cross the street. he was taken to bayview medical center where he later died. we are told the driver remained at the scene. the defense strategy has pretty much been revealed in the federal corruption case against state senator ulysses currie. his attorneys are trying to convince the jury that the senator did not intend to break any laws. david collins has more details. >> the federal bribery statute contains the word "knowingly," and part of their strategy is to focus on what the defense attorneys say is a lack of intent. that is why they are portraying one of the most powerful elected officials in annapolis as being not very bright and disorganized. the legal team of the center is attempting to dismantle the case of intent. the federal statute has the word "nowlin the" in it. the defense attorneys are planting the seeds of doubt by inferring, at least, did he know what he was doing? >> they are characterizing it as not being smart, di

win for change program last year, we raised $19,000, i go to essex elementary thursday, kicking off thisarathon to raise money. the cool kids campaign, kids going through cancer treatment, hopefully this will go to a good cause. let's get to it outside. we are looking at hopefully drying things out. mid-40s this morning, up to 67 this afternoon. i wanted to point out federalsburg elementary, in the eastern shore, no rain today, they want a little break, especially as we try to harvest the corn on the eastern shore. there is our storm. it is wrapping around new york city right now. it's been stuck on top of us since most of the weekend. we are under tin influence of the chilly air. look at this dry weather. we are going to break the clouds up, and we are going to get ourselves some sun today. some of you starting with a little bit of clearing. we may buildup more clouds. look at where we go. today's high 67. clouds breaking and the winds getting gusty, 10 to 25 miles per hour. 47 overnight. still breezy, how do you like 72 tomorrow with sunshine, low 70s through friday and this weekend, t

say a 44-year vessel was struck by a van on the intersection of eastern near virginia avenue in the essex, just after 11:00 when the man tried to cross the street. we are told the driver remained at the scene. homicide detectives are trying to figure out how the body of a man ended up in a car in the milford no area. the responded to a call after somebody reported the car and their parking spot. investigators say initial reports showed the man has been shot have no suspects at the time. montgomery county state's attorney says he may consider asking for the death penalty against the man charged with killing his it strange might -- estranged wife and also suspected of killing his stepson. the body was found and clarksburg on tuesday, a week after its mother was found beaten and stabbed to death in her germantown condo. police are now awaiting autopsy results to determine how william died. >> we have seen a mixture of sun and clouds the route of the day but even with the sun we are having a hard time warming up. 60 degrees out of bwi marshall because the winds are coming out of the south was

some areas getting some clearing back up toward overly, essex about to see the rain lighten up all the way up through perry hall. the heavy stuff should start to clear, temperatures low 60s to upper 50s, chilly, we will talk about how much longer the weather pattern holds upcoming up. >> thank you. >> with rain in the forecast for the next few day itself could be hard to keep up with. if you want to be in the weather you can down load the weather app for the i-phone or i-pad. with the app you can plan around the weather, get the hour by hour forecast or even the seven day right there in the palm of your hand. join the crowd to know when to get the rain boots or umbrella, just head to the website. >>> local governments all across the country are struggling to balance their budget just like a lot of us are at home. it often requires some drastic cuts. did kansas go to far? jamie with more. >> reporter: topeka kansas, officials say they can no long era ford to pursue domestic violence cases. they repealed the law against them but say they are just doing what they felt they had to do. is t

essex elementary is waking up with clouds and stars above. some places inland have fog. we are chilly this morning. 47 degrees the current temperature in baltimore. 45 easton, hagerstown and york pa, periphery. cloud cover is breaking up on the south and east end. cloud cover on the north side, lingering sprinkles. we are done with the rain. we will try to be optimistic, i adjusted for sun. the northwest winds helps out. a partly cloudy sky, towards the afternoon, we may bubble up clouds from time to time. we are under the influence of the storm that is departing. 67, marked improve. two degree guaranteed high. it gets better for the rest of the week. we will talk about that next. good morning to tanya. >>> 95 north, vehicle fire is gone. south of 32, a broken down car. let's look at the beltway, they are starting to get volume. frederick road, outer loop to the left, starting to get volume through kaytonsville, 695, liberty road, volume as well. that has volume from 795 to edmonton. drive times affect ad lib. 8395, outer loop, bel air to providence 7 minutes. 795 to 70,

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tomorrow, i will be al essex elementary school. we are trying to encourage the parents and the students to raise money for the cool kids campaign. we will be here tomorrow talking weather and checking out the river. 695 and the beltway. we're looking at i-95. we're quiet this morning. we will take you out to southeast baltimore county and we're looking quiet. 51 in baltimore, 53 in ocean city. we are relatively quiet and cloud free this morning. a little of patchy fog. from 45 to 50 and a 65 degree lunch hour and sunshine and an extra win this afternoon. over 20 miles per hour and we aim for 63. now, traffic. >>> all right. we have no incidents in your way. now, let's look and see how things are moving out there. this is 95 southbound at 32. the traffic is flowing freely here. all of the lanes are open. don't worry about construction right now. this is 695 on liberty road. most of the volume. inner loop. it appears that the left lane is closed right here at liberty that you can see at the bottom of the screen. charlie. >>> 5:13. he

the only way out of town on the freeway is to use the 280 extension and get on essex street workings street and use 101 south of army cesar chavez. you could use potrero. that is a recommended route. we mentioned to the bay bridge, you can see this westbound ride, it looks good heading out towards yerba buena islands but from there it is virtually stop and go all across the upper deck into downtown san francisco. let's check other traffic. we have had news of an earlier current hot spot. >>george: westbound 80 at the 580-80 split involving a motorcycle and a big rig has been cleared. it looks like the damage has already been done. let's take a look at our live camera. allow yourself extra time coming down the east shore freeway. on the bay bridge in clyde, traffic is heavy and a bit slow. traffic has virtually stopped. we do not recommend taking the bay bridge. use the san mateo bridge as an alternate. a little heavier than normal. drive times have increased 18-19 minutes from end to end. the golden gate bridge, southbound 101, delay free with space between cars. we do not have any s

essex has a relatively small staff, 16 now, much smaller than when i first became chair. -- ethics has a relatively small step, 60 now, much smaller than when i first became chair. at least some of you know, perhaps from first-time experience, that there are works in connection with campaign finances that are quite remarkable. i hear from folks in the community how helpful and professional the staff of the ethics commission were to them when they had to file their campaign finance disclosure statements. our improvements needed? their course. what city agency does not? speaking specifically to the findings there were too, for come in seven. should hearings be held in connections with sunshine complaints and should be open and held in a timely manner? absolutely. so much of what we're talking about has had to do with capacity. we of two investigators, maybe three at one point, what we did not always have that capacity. whenever you have less resources, it is hard to have things happen in a timely manner. with regard to increasing the number of commissioners, i think it makes that a littl

the big story in england -- this is over a travelers camp in essex and police are trying to clear partsthe site. this is the largest in the u.k. these are irish travelers being evicted and day -- there have been angry confrontations throughout the day. this eviction comes after a long-running legal battle. we can get the latest with mark who is at the barricades. just describe what is going on today. >> it started pretty early this morning, at first light, when the police went through -- not the front barricade of the farm but the other side over a fence in a field in the far eastern perimeter. they went in pretty quickly, although they did meet some resistance as they did. some stones, some bottles, gas canisters as well. and the police, quite controversially, used hazers at that point -- tasers at that point because they felt threatened. they have been working through the site. and they started to remove some of the structures from the farm and police continued efforts to get the remaining protesters out of the site. some of them are still perched on the scaffold behind me, quite high

heavier rain southeast crossing into key bridge and essex and dundalk and we have a little rain and moreowards the dc area split there northwest corner and up 270 rockville germantown and towards frederick itself. very active radar. we have the whole breakup here in central maryland. much more to the west and more to the south and looks like we are in for the duration. on and off rain. it's not a steady heavy event and it's not like lee or irene we had to deal with in september. so we are generally looking at periods of rain at times and it will be wet and in fact i was going to taper down the threat of getting flooding but there may be isolated heavier thunderstorms trying to develop more coming up. it's 5:13, 64 in baltimore and here's tanya with track. >> reporter: we have some sort of incident on warren road at beaver dam road. avoid that intersection. let's look live at the traffic cameras. 95 at 175. no issues to report southbound from elk ridge to laurel. we are doing fine northbound as well. jfx at northern parkway hardly anyone out there. you can see a little bit of the sheen on

towards the aberdeen proving ground complex. 95 is wet and tapers off near middle river and back towards essex and dundalk. moderate rain but once you head into the city there's not much action going on for the time being. again, up 95 we are wet. road are damp because we have had rain but a few spotty showers on the west side right now near catonsville. we are on and off with the rain today. not a heavy downpour and lowering the threat of flooding. we will go to a high of 66 and storms refiring this afternoon. tanya. >> reporter: accident in the city clearing out of the way. garrison boulevard at glen fall parkway. on the northwest side near 795. outer loop traffic has volume to the right of the screen moving away from the camera. up ahead, when you hit liberty road, that's where we have a lot of the volume. looking live at liberty road there it is. as you see things are slowing down. this will affect the drive times a little bit. doing okay on harrisburg and 95. outer loop bel air to providence moving pretty well at 6 minutes but moving 795 to 70 that could take up to 9 minutes. charley. >>>

so middle river has had rain same in essex easing up but pushing towards the north. and we are looking at i-95 from white marsh through perry hall and through kingsville about to get some moderate rainfall into the vicinity. overall a break in the action and more trying to come through cambridge as we speak. we have got spotty showers across the area and heaviest stuff is pushing up 95 in harford and cecil county near the maryland house. 63 does it in baltimore and aiming for high of 66. on and off showers and afternoon storms on the way. tanya. >> reporter: very slow out there. how slow can you go? i will show you. here's a live look at the beltway on the northwest side big slowdown near 795. this will last past liberty road. so it's slow going. top side of the beltway is moving a little bit better at harford road to the right is the outer loop. off and on this is slowing down as well. inner loop is moving well. drive times are starting to be effected. 95 southbound building traffic but the slow downis on the outer loop. back to you -- down is on the outer loop. >>>

he is an 8-year-old brave boy from essex in remission. he is deaf in one year and can barely hear out of the other. he wears special glasses and is scared of seizures. doctors say they need a dog that would protect him. the dog would be trained to sniff out seizures but it costs $22,000 to train. the family has to raise 13,000 and they will saturday night because ravens nest 8 is planning a big fundraiser for william on saturday night. go to abc 2news.com for more information and even if you can't make it to the middle river, the rescue squad on saturday night you can still make a donation. >> tomorrow is the ten years since the start of the war in afghanistan. united states led invasion launched october 7th 2001 in response to the september 11th attacks. a decade of war has brought the death of bin laden and conversion of some tall babb ban fighters to the nato cause but violence is still a problem and it's no clear if western nations will be able to bring lasting stability to the area. 2700 troops have died since the fighting started. t

travels are taking you to or out of baltimore woodlawn pikesville and more in the parkville and dundalk essex and miel river, you are going to want to take it easy on the roadways. it's slick out there. so speaking of the roadways let's go over to tanya with a check of traffic. >> reporter: good morning. and in ellicott city we have a road closure for you montgomery road is closed in both directions because there was a lumber truck accident there. let's look outside see how traffic is moving along. this is the beltway at old court road. as you can see, we have volume building in both directions. but no major incidents to report. we are dealing with wet pavement. look at 95 north of white marsh boulevard, you can see here we have traffic building in both directions because of the wet pavement and we have reduced speeds and reduced visibility. you are dealing with road spray so be aware of that. surprisingly, our drive times are okay. 83 ne. 95 from white marsh to the beltway 6 minutes and outer loop is fine. and even from 795 to 70 is 7 minutesch back to to you. >>> news time 6:01. an explosio

not a trace from college park to essex. snow flakes were falling, but no accumulation here in the baltimore. overnight, the problem was that we had snow on the roads and temperatures dropped below freezing allowing for concerns of black ice although it from westminster west. it stated above freezing in baltimore and in the air harbor. tonight, we will have to worry about icy concerns for your commute into monday morning. temperatures the very cold on the backside of this storm with the wind out of the northwest. ushering in the very chilly air. upper 40's to locate the's at best this afternoon. -- to low 50's for the ravens game. watch out for black ice. 30's again overnight so a chilly start monday morning. this likely to bring rain rather than snow. look at how most will be along the southern and eastier tier. this will be a rain event. it will come in after midnight for the trick-or-treaters. 100% of frightful tomorrow night. mild weather midweek. sunshine wednesday and thursday and we may see another storm by friday. >>

we have a problem with essex and distraction and i watch this entire district over also here is thaten anything that he has done very a >> of its and had previously referred to albertson as classically challenged. we need results not rhetoric. one protester was taken to the hospital for minor injuries, police in portland oregon arrested more than two dozen people refuse to leave the park after warning that the park close to midnight, and police in austin tx arrested 38 people who set up a table with food and other items outside city hall. the city ruled two days ago that food must be put away overnight. among relief is in sight for thousands of stranded travelers now that an australian labour tribunal has ordered qantas airways to put an end to a labor dispute, qantas grounded its entire fleet on saturday forcing the cancellation of more than 440 domestic and international flights, affecting about 68,000 passengers worldwide. now that the tribunal has ordered qantas to end the confrontation with its union those plans will be returning to the skies. >> the important thing is that all

you back to the traveler's camp we've been following here just to the east of us here in london in essex. it's dale farm. it's a very contentious site for the better part of a decade, but particular this will year, as travelers on the site, up to 1,000, mostly irish, have been told that the buildings they have put up are illegal, they have no permission, it's a very green field area, and that is why, and that they must now move. well, it has gone on a long time, and today is the day before the bailiffs have come out, the riot police have come in as well, and it's a pretty tense situation. we'll keep on top of that here on "bbc world news." the authorities in the smaller ohio town of zanesville in the united states have found themselves with a very unusual public order problem to come to terms with. wait for this. out in the dark there somewhere possibly lions, tigers, grizzly bears, they all seem to have escaped from their encloush you'res at animal farm. the park's owner was found dead, the cages unlocked. one local police officer gave us an idea of what they were looking for. >> got a

no, what happens here is that essex -- after this search occurred, and this is described in the essexef in opposition in case you want to look at it later at three and one -- essex after the search in this case changed its policy. we were denied an injunction going forward under a lease versus line, so it is just a question of damages for the surge that occurred at that time under the old policy. suppose the jurisdiction has the policy of requiring every inmate who is arrested and is going to be held in custody to disrobe and take a shower and apply medication for the prevention of the spread of slice and is observed while this is taking place from some distance by the corrections officer let's say 10 feet away. does that require a reasonable suspicion? >> it does not. you're only concern is the searches that go further than that. >> that's right. it's a close inspection of the individuals genitals' which can occur absolutely so long as there is some middle all of all suspicion it's created. i do want to return to justice kennedy's concern of the dignitary interest and whether drawing

rain pushing towards essex and dundalk rolling towards harford. basically no big deal.e upper-level low. we fill the cloud back in and there will be more showers pulling in our direction and today once again we are chilly running about 15 degrees below normal with the two degree guaranteed high of 55 tonight slipping moot 40s and then we begin the warmup for the rest of the week. here tanya with traffic. >> reporter: 70 east bound is slow from marriottsville road and outer loop is slow from harford road to the 83s. still stop and go on the northwest side. let's look at our live traffic cameras at old court road near 795. outer loop is is slow like from from reisterstown so he hadmonston. yfx has volume slowing down but moving. it's at coldspring jfx at coldspring. that's the southbound traffic to the right of the screen and northbound moving fine. by the time you gem to the 41st street -- you get to the 41st street overpass it opens up. heading too fayette downtown no problems. earlier disabled vehicle at ruxton southbound is now clear. we will send you back to new york

watch for delays at essex because of an accident. another at highland and o'donnell street. another north avenue and mount royal. have an accident at 136 in bel air. 95 south through howard county, construction still in place overnight. delays are still in place. 95 south road harford county. this is traffic -- 57 miles per hour. 56 on the west side. this is 95. so far so good in howard county. delays in harford county coming down to the construction zone. this is 50 at the severn river bridge. this is it westbound accident. two left lanes closed on the bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> state lawmakers will meet in annapolis for a special session of the general assembly. >> kim dacey joins us live with more on that. good morning. >> the new map that they came up with was not well received by either party. the governor plans to introduce a tweaked version by the start of the session this afternoon. a special session of the maryland general assembly will convene this afternoon. on the agenda -- redistricting maps. they are being redrawn to reflect population s

. >> michelle holloway from essex, ohio. check out lucky number seven? thou shalt commit adultery.y quickly. >> that is funny. unless you know it in your sleep like kathie lee, really, that's on the list of things to do? our next photo was sent in by lori mcmahon from rockaway, new jersey. ugh. i wish it was wednesday. my husband could have saved me 10%. no joke. this is at a doughnut shop. if you have issues with your hair, you might now have issues with your weight. >> hysterical. >> this one was sent in from diana goodwin from kentucky. this photo, just the way i like them. i think it was supposed to be "menu." >> try our deep fried men. >> i would have taken them grilled or roasted. fried sounds good, too. our next one was sent in from michelle flanagan from georgia. who's hungry? >> roadkill cafe, baby. >> there's a raccoon in there! >> mcdonald's or roadkill cafe. we have a photo from linda kelly from glenview, illinois. is there at least a life guard on duty? e beach is open. it might kill you. but the beach is open for swimming if you'd like to take that chance. >> it's so

. >> photos show battle getting on a bus and riding to essex.her and gross in the area at the same time and later in the middle river neighborhood. he denies seeing her. police -- the defense says there is no physical evidence linking him to the crime. >> a school bus collided with a car before 8:30 friday morning. the mini bus was from god's little angels academy. the bus driver and two kids, two students were taken to johns hop dinskins. everyone is expected to be ok. >> medical alert, baltimore county is looking for a new school superintendent. its current school chief is on the job for eight more months. as tim tooten explains, dr. joe harriston has plenty to say about why he's leaving and what is next. >> in 2005 he signed his last contract. spent plenty of time going down memory lane. >> i want as many people who are proud of this experience to say so. 12 years, that's a good run for anyone. but 12 years in a school system with over 100,000 students as diverse as we are, with 12 consecutive years of academic achievement is unheard of. i'd

tried to offer him support the day after a jury convicted the 29-year-old essex man of first- degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. the same jury has determined he is eligible for a death sentence. >> it worries me. i don't want to see him get the death penalty. he is my nephew. aunt traveled from northern maine. she was in the court room as the jury heard portions of his confession. >> even if i told the whole truth of everything, i am still going to go to jail. it doesn't matter, i am going to jail for 15, 20, 25 years. >>shabaz argued his client did not have a clue. how can you volunteer for something when you don't know what the consequences are? the jury found mischa guilty of being the triggerman in killing william ray porter. it happened in march 2010. the defense argued that bishop was not told his confession could make him eligible for the death penalty. the assistant state's attorney said the confession was voluntary, and under the law, police do not have an obligation to tell the suspect the maximum penalty. he said was not forced to confess to the crime in any wa