here's gigi barnett. gigi? >> throughout yesterday's tense situation, workers received a minute-to-minute update on their cell phone from police. it is one measure of safety enacted by the hospital. and it's one reason why many people say they returned to this medical campus today. >> reporter: as baltimore's s.w.a.t. team swarmed the 8th floor of the nelson building yesterday, visitors and workers watched in worry. >> it's like totally unexpected. you come to the hospital to get seen. find out somebody is in there shooting. and totally puts you -- makes me think, like what is really going on? >> reporter: now, more than 24 hours after police say paul warren hardish got himself inside her room and committed murder-suicide. the hospital security is in question. how well did officers respond? and can they prevent it from happening again? >> i would give more time for how the whole thing proceeded. there were some missteps. none of them cost anyone -- hazarded anyone's safety. >> reporter: city police commissioner

in harford county, i'm gigi barnett back to you on tv hill. >>> thank you, gigi. shock trauma reports the driver of the car, edward folderhour are is in critical condition. the children were treated at an area hospital and released. >>> more charges for the so called preppy burglar who police gave that name after he was caught on video breaking into a howard county home wearing a shirt and tie. right after he was arrested and released, 38-year-old -- excuse me, jeremy hall was rearrested in montgomery county in connection would second break in. hall was released on the most recent charges in montgomery county. >>> three people were involved in a bank heist in florida. the thieves broke into the apartment of a teller on thursday night. yesterday morning they sent the teller inside the bank with a possible bomb strapped to his body. he then grabbed money from the vault and brought it to the robbers outside. nobody has been hurt. the teller was cleared of any wrongdoing. >>> the president fires back the iran's president after mahmoud ahmadinejad suggested that the u.

as gigi barnett explains, one maryland boss went undercover. and now, some big changes are coming to his company. >> okay. this is hard work. >>> cleaning pools draws a sweat. it's worked steven joyce hasn't done in years. >> i kind of pride myself on not being an ivory tower guy. i was a little more ivory than i thought. >> for the last two years, joyce has headed joyce hotels. but during the show, he becomes a janitor. and overnight, friends ask a new member of the sales people. once he almost blew his cover on a cold call. >> this is steve -- jack parker. >> you would be surprised how poorly i perform some of these jobs. >> joyce says he decided to do this in honor of his mother, ann joyce, who stressed community service. >> i wasn't doing as much as i should. and i think my mom would have wanted me to step it up a little bit. >> reporter: during his undercover mission, he finds several hard workers who aren't getting the promotions they deserve. >> look for him online now, once a year, choice executives and managers will stay overnight in o

gigi barnett reports from the scene. >> reporter: six students never made it to class this morning now police are trying to figure out what caused a car to crash into the school bus. sky high chopper 13 captured the damage from above. on the ground hartford county sheriffs office trying to make sense of the mess. >> right now deputies are reconstructing the scene of the accident. too early in the investigation. >> reporter: the driver of the grey car lost control of the vehicle. crossed over the double line and hit the school bus. it was carrying six students to middleville elementary. but the bus driver lost control, slam into the suv and flipped over on its side. medics rushed the suv driver to shock trauma. >> you get a morning like this, and you never know. >> the bus toppled over and smoke coming out of the suv. >> reporter: a neighbor sent michelle pictures of the wreck to her cell phone. >> my first thought is who's fault was it. it's scary to think that you put your child on a bus and it's something a bus driver could have done to make that happen. >> reporter: investigators sa

gigi? >> reporter: check out this shot of orems road. the road is completely flooded out. check out this shot of hudson street from louise. big problem in mill river. tracy sent in this of rossville boulevard and route 40. the storm surge is pounding. this is from janet along chesapeake avenue. if you want to send your picture, you can come here to wjz.com and click on the lirch on the home page. you can take a look at our slideshow. mary, back to you. >> they've been very dramatic and very telling. remember, wjz is always on for instant updates and live radar all the time. log on to our website, wjz.com. >>> some breaking news for you right now. a major development in the tight race for maryland's governor. there's word that governor o'malley and bob ehrlich have agreed to a debate. this follows weeks of uncertainty. >> just in the past few hours, details of the debate have been negotiated through wjz by general manager and president jay newman. >> we're very happy just lace this afternoon. we've come to a consensus. there will be a debate between governor martin o'malley

i'm gigi barnette. >> and i'm bernadette woods. this is a beautiful sunday morning. you see the sun out there. and it's a gorgeous sunrise. temperature-wise, this is what we've got going on this morning. it's a cool one to start out. we're in the 50s for most of us. 55 in bat month and 60 in hagerstown and 60 across the south. everything is ranging from about 50 to 60. we're going to see more clouds mix into the picture today and a little warmer. getting nothing the low 80s for the high and that is because a cold front is passing by. we're not going to see much rain. the dry conditions are going to continue. but we have a front coming through and then we have warm conditions setting in later this week. we'll have your forecast later coming up. >>> a tragic weekend accident claims the life of a harford county teen. the 14-year-old was struck and killed while crossing a busy road in bel-air. and his high school classmates are coming together to grief. >> reporter: good morning. it's been an emotional weekend for dozens of teenagers t

gigi barnett explains, the move could have a big impact. >> reporter: now two years into the time lineotection agency threatened to start holing states accountable with stronger enforcement measures. >> this could be a new day for the chesapeake bay. >> reporter: the days when states police themselves on the clean up are over. >> it's incumbent upon the federal government to exercise that authority, no one state can do it alone. >> reporter: the bp wants states to cut nitrogen solutions, they also want the back river that flow into the chesapeake bay. >> they are critical to the system. >> some states are against the epa stepping in just yet, the agency says states like virginia and pennsylvania aren't doing enough to make an impact. while the epa has approved maryland's clean up effort, the chest peek won't survive without the help of all bordering states. >> this point in time must be seized, the federal government and the state's must reduce pollution to turn the bay around. >> i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >>> now the bay states have until november 9th to beef up their cle

gigi barnett has more on a new call for improvement. >> reporter: baltimore city schools are old. the classrooms that feel like the refrigerators turn into boiler rooms in the spring. there was no air-conditioning and i have to tell you, the kids were melting in the chairs, sitting in puddles of their own sweat. >> some students walked to class nearly in the dark. we had problems with the lights. they would go out and they've gotten in the way of our, well, our work. >> reporter: it's a tale that the city council members have heard before. they heard it again tonight at city hall and this time,the aclu joined in. theup urged the leaders to spend $3 billion rebuilding, repairing and renovating the schools. >> we've looked at over states and cities that renovated the building stock. we want the leaders and community involved. >> reporter: the ceo agrees and finding the public and private dollars to help is the hurdle they now face. >> it's about money and also about will. >> i said that the reason is why is because we accept it. the reason why the school is in the condition, for too

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gigi barnett looks alt this. >> wjz is learning new information about this gunman. his brother says he felt somewhat to blame for his mother's health problems. but at this point, we have no reason to believe there was any warning sign that he may have snapped. >> reporter: police do not believe paul partis, the man who terrorized johns hopkins hospital, planned ahead of time to shoot his elderly mother and her doctor. >> no one has warned me of premeditation. i don't know -- we don't know yet if it was in his daily routine, coming and visiting with his mother that he always had that gun. >> reporter: investigators say he was distraught over her prognosis and used a semi automatic. before killing his mom and himself. >>> very, very small weapon. the who will thing could be concealed in the palm of your whole hand. >> he had a permit to conceal weapons. >> partis lived with his mother in this home in arlington, virginia his brother said he would make the drive to johns hopkins almost daily, where she was receiving treatment for cancer. >> and i guess he thought that s

gigi? >> reporter: police say every step and safety measure taken yesterday had been previously tested during training simulations. even the tech messages sent to workers on their cell phones. police say it's one reason many of them return to the campus today. >> reporter: these e-mails sent to johns hopkins doctors and staff today offered counseling services and a weekend briefing into yesterday's barricade situation. it's a direct response from the hospital. the workers who watched and worried as s.w.a.t. teams stormed the 8th floor of the campus's melton building. >> you come to the hospital to get seen. and sign up and it totally like puts you, like makes you think, what is going on? >> reporter: now, more than 24 hours after police say paul warned partis, shot his mother's doctor, held himself inside her room, and committed murder-suicide, the hospital security is under question. how well did officers respond? and can they stop it from happening again? >> i would give us high marks for

. >> i am gigi platt. i support what you're doing, but i do not support the language of item two, which i know has been put over. supervisor chiu: you mean item three which is going to be put over. >> right, but i heard supervisor maxwell that it was totally vantage, but i have not had a chance. haute -- it has been totally vetedvette -- it has been totally vetted. thanks very much. chair maxwell: all right, any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor chiu: so, again, to make the motion, it is to move item two for tomorrow's full board of supervisors and that will also adopt the amendments that i have circulated today to clarify the tdr rules to make sure these are dealt with earlier in the process. chair maxwell: item number two as amended will go out. supervisor chiu: actually, item two will not be amended but will just go out. chair maxwell: all right, item two as a community report. supervisor chiu: item 3 is to be continued for next week. [gavel] thank you, colleagues

i'm andrea fujii in for gigi. >> i'm bernadette woods in for tim williams.he shot of sunrise, you get to enjoy the beautiful sunrise. you notice the lack of clouds. it will be a beautiful saturday around here. temperaturewise, we're in the 50s here in baltimore and 52 degrees and 51 in hagerstown and take a look at the drop into the 40s in cumberland. we'll take you in closer. 60 in annapolis and kent island and into the afternoon, we're going up to 77 for the high. sunshine and patchy clouds. we have ups and downs into fall and we'll have that shortly. >> okay, thank you, bernadette. >>> here's what people are talk about. frantic 911 calls from johns hopkins as the hospital staff heard the gun fire inside the hospital. thursday, a man shot a doctor, his mother and then himself. mike hellgren station on the -- stays on the story. >> reporter: the 911 tapes reveal more of the chaos. >> there's a shooting on the hallway. >> reporter: panic from patients. there's a shooting on nelson eight. >> reporter: and they say he shot his elderly mother's doctor in the st

i'm gigi barnett. thank you for joining us.nk you for joining us. have a ,,,, bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and business. he increased college tuition... by 40%. 40%. and i thought i knew bob ehrlich. he was against raising the minimum wage. made $2.5 million... working for a lobbying firm. $2.5 million? he's not really on my side. with this tough economy, we really need a governor on our side. >>> welcome back to "the early show" on a saturday morning. i'm chris wragge. >> i'm rebecca jarvis. still ahead asking a question every parent wrestles with. our expert has six tips to help you make the right decision. >> some questions think are easy and others you may not think of. we'll talk about that in minutes. >>> the epidemic of prescription drug use among teens, the drop-off happening from coast to coast today going on literally right about now -- >> we'll tell where you you ca

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gigi. >> all right. coming up next in sports, major league highlights from downtown. downtown. that and(music playing),,, announcer: has the overpowering smell of scented garbage bags taken over your kitchen? (woman blows at scented tree) hefty bags with unscented odor block technology help neutralize odors with no added scent. hefty! hefty! hefty! >>> hello, everybody. orioles at home looking to spoil the pennant run in the american league east. coming off last night's loss. we begin with nice defense this evening of the courtesy of the birds, robert and dino. thursday's line in the glove. later, bomb 5. orioles losing. birds within 6-3. not enough. the yankees take the 2nd strait from the orioles. 11-3 the final score. and touchdown against the maryland turks in morgantown. maybe the best high school player in maryland. another touchdown. 14-0. 21-zip west virginia at half. on route for the 31-17 final. maryland will host florida international next saturday. on the road, louisiana tech quarterback rickey dubs running the triple. and to the goal line. 7-0, with the pick. back

. >> thank you, gigi. another improvement is a larger drainage pump to remove any water. >>> new tonight, the ravens is one of the most expensive nfl teams to watch in person. according to team marketing report it will cost you an average of $86.92 to sit and watch a game. that's one person. the patriots cost the most money charging fans just under $118. jets and giants tickets increased the most with their new stadium, you can pick up the cheapest ticket at cleveland brown stadium. $54.51 on average. but no need to spend any money at all because you can watch the ravens for free right here on wjz13. see the ravens take on the bengals. >>> another no no from lilo. just minutes away, actress lyndsey lohan could be headed back to jail, what she's done now. >>> horrific hoax. a woman claims someone threw acid in her face. she may no now be facing charges. >>> i'm bob turk, a complete warning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,, everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particular

spoke with one man who caught the burglar on camera, gigi. >> reporter: police say he is well dressed does not look like a thief. what's more they don't know if the preppy burglar has struck before. several digital cameras surround this house. the homeowner doesn't want to be identified. he bought those cameras a few months ago because of a recent break in. last week his investment paid off. this man, red tie and dress slacks, police say he was there to steal. now police call him the preppy particular. >> it's certainly unusual for a burglar to be dressed in a dote and tie. >> this is what the homeowner saw, the preppy burglar at his door ringing the bell, checking windows and knocking. when he is sure no one is home, police say that's when he walked around the back and knocked out a window. minutes later in broad daylight he walked out of the front door several times carrying electronics, all the while peering over his shoulder making sure no one spots him. >> you do have a sense that your home is your quiet space. i don't know what he planned to do but he seemed to see an opportunit

gigi barnett spoke with one man who caught the burglar on camera. >> reporter: several cameras surround this house. the homeowner bought the cameras because of a break in. last week, the cameras captured this man in a collared a shirt and seems like a normal visit, but he was there to steal. now, the detectives called him the preppy burglar. >> it's unusual to see him dressed in a shirt and tie and for us to have the video. >> reporter: this is what the homeowner saw, the preppy burglar at his door, ringing the bell, checking windows and knocking. when he was sure no one was home, that's when he walked around the back and knocked out a window. minutes later, he walks out of the front door several times, hauling electronics and other items. all the while peering over his shoulder making sure no one spots him. there >> you lose the sense that your home is your quiet, safe place. don't know what he planned to do. >> reporter: the detectives don't know why he was stressed so well. >> maybe he was dressed appropriately for the day and coming from somewhere and maybe a ruse to throw off the n

gigi.incera en esa cuestiÓn de electricidad yo tengo que buscar a un experto... para no cometer errores siempre es bueno buscar expertos para algunas cosas. >> ahora quÉ les parece si vamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> claro que sÍ, muchachos, les tengo una pregunta: saben ustedes cÓmo garantizar la seguridad de un bebÉ en un carro? aquÍ vamos a ver cÓmo colocar la silla que le puede evitar la muerte en un caso de accidente. >> epidemia en los Á les saluda ilia calderon. esta tarde, en primer impacto. una consternada comunidad se pregunta quién mató a una inocente criatura, de identidad desconocida!! somos testigos del retorno de pitbull a la universidad!! # >> mire, nosotros sabemos que la seguridad en los niÑos es muy importante y sobre todo cuando los llevamos con nosotros en el carro. vamos hasta california con adriana jones para que nos diga quÉ es lo que piensan algunos padres sobre este tema. adriana, cÓmo estÁs? >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! despierta amÉrica. nos fuimos a las calles par

vamos con gigi que nos tiene un proyecto muy interesante con la familia monjadas.una manita. >> tenemos salpicaduras rpintura,... hay todo para dejar este espacio como nuo. antes de empezar tienen que cortar la electricidad. tambiÉn es importante cubrir el horno con una lona y cubrirse los ojos. retiren el ventilador y retiren la caja de los cables. utilicen un destornillador. >> ya asegure el nuevo ventilador en el lugar. primero se hace tierra, primero el negro con el negro y al final el blanco con el blanco. se le coloca la pantalla y luego el foco. >> yo no tenÍa experiencia en la electricidad pero siguiendo las instrucciones fue mÁs fÁcil. >> ahora toca instalar la despenza. las persianas nuevas y demÁs detalles para dejar esta cocina irreconocible. esta puerta de la despensa hay que reemplazarla ya. la pintura color amarillo es una de las mejores opciones si se trata de remodelar una cocina. poner las tapas contra salpicaduras es mÁs fácil de lo que pensabas. debes perforar el soporte en l asÍ. pon el riel sobre el marco de la puerta. inserta la clavija en el

i'm gigi barnette. >> so i made a big mistake. don't bring your umbrellas to the game. >> you can bring them to the orioles game. some stadiums you can be and some you can't so pack the poncho. >> so pack other rain gear. >> yeah. you see people already out there. they're lining up and they're getting ready. they have the barbeques cranking. this is the place to be today. we have showers on the doppler. it looks worse than it is because it's been so dry it will take some time to get going. the rain chances will pick up later on today big time. as far as temperatures go, we're in the 60s and we're not going up all that much. that is the big difference. 66 in baltimore, 06 in westminster and 66 in columbia. this afternoon, only the low 70s. a chance couple of showers through the game time and the rain moves through tonight and it will be heavy at times. >>> the fight over slots at an alleghney county mall heats up. advocates on bodily injury sides of the issue have started going around knocking on doors. and david cordish himself me

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let's szush it up. [ gigi ] try nice 'n easy with colorblend technology.step, get a blend of tones and highlights. so even in this lovely light, nice 'n easy comes to life with dimension. instead of drabulous... i love it! shhhhh. [ gigi ] ...you look fabulous with tones and highlights. nice 'n easy. your right color. with tones and highlights. li'm luke myers. if you want to be incredible, eat incredible. anncr vo: eggs. the incredible protein. >>> in this morning's healthwatch, sex education and i teens, a new report from the cdc says nearly all teens in the u.s. have had some sort of formal sex education but about a third of them did not learn about birth control. our medical correspondents dr. jennifer ashton is a teen health expert and author of the book "the body scoop for girls" and she's with us live in the studio this morning. good morning. >> good morning, harry. >> as a physician and someone who specializes in this and you hear about a third of teens not learning about birth control, what is your reaction? >> not surprising, because there is no

in havre de grace, harford county, i'm gigi barnett. back to you on tv hill. >>> the children and bus driver were treated at an area hospital and released. >>> another day in the 90s. and we've tied another record. high temperature outside right now. summer is drag on intoalate -- into late september. bob is tracking these seasonal temperatures. >> hard to believe that the average temperatures this time of year is only in the mid-70s. and today, in the mid-90s. take a look at the temperatures right now. just a tad, with 92. ocean city, a lot more comfortable. 81. 91, still in cumberland. and the cooler spots out in the montgomery county area. 79 in oakland. how warm did it get today? 95. we tied the record, set back in 1970. officially coming in at 95 degrees. looks like tomorrow, we'll struggle to get the low. perhaps maybe a few places in the mid-80s. and a lot cooler on sunday. maybe only near 70s, denise. >> thank you, bob. >>> an unprecedented conviction involving a howard county educator, who sexually abused a young child in a uni

let's szush it up. [ gigi ] try nice 'n easy with colorblend technology.s and highlights. so even in this lovely light, nice 'n easy comes to life with dimension. instead of drabulous... i love it! shhhhh. [ gigi ] ...you look fabulous with tones and highlights. nice 'n easy. your right color. trooper is being called a hero this morning, and understandably. he rescued a mother and her four children from their burning vehicle last thursday. jessica white depriest and her 2 1/2-year-old son and 18-month-old triplets. her van acted up. she pulled over to the side of the road. that's when the trooper pulled up. he helped scrabble d getting th kids out. they all escaped in the nick of time. they're all joining us exclusively this morning. jessica, i can't even imagine what's going through your mind. i this is tough for anybody, four young kids. your husband is fighting in iraq right now. so you're driving home. and all of a sudden what's happening? what did you notice in your car? >> my van couldn't go over 20 miles an hour. >> you're on the highway, right? >>

. >> vamos con gigi asociada de home depot.o el cuarto es un desastre y arreglos. grafo >> no puedo esperar a ver su sonrisa. ayÚdame. h@univisionde@ >> tambiÉn univh@despierta amer alrededor h@despierta americaÍ, univh@despierta americah@univhÉ vamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> claro que sÍ, muchachos, les tengo una pregunta: saben ustedes cÓmo garantizar la seguridad de un bebÉ en un carro? aquÍ vamos a ver cÓmo colocar la silla que le puede evitar la muerte en un caso de accidente. >> epidemia en los Ángeles comÉ quÉ se trata en esta maÑana aquÍ en california. icah@univisiondespierta america una consternada comunidad se pregunta quién mató a una inocente criatura, de identidad desconocida!! somos testigos del retorno de pitbull a la universidad!! #uni@ >> mire, nosotros sabemos que la seguridad en los niÑos es muy importante y sobre todo cuando los llevamos con nosotros en el carro. vamos hasta california con adriana h@@ lo que piensan algunos padres sobre este tema. adriana, cÓmo estÁs? >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! despierta a

hey, gigi, how did we get so lucky to get a group oheopl >> well, it took us a w >> h, bre y >> we're. y -- you guys came to visit us. we appreciate it. also there's some other, like, show stuff going on. >> there musical th3nigh 30 great shows from "pop art: the musical" to "tenth floor." just a ton of great things to do through october 17th. >> awesome. we're glad you guys decided to come to "gma" to push it. so let's get to the boards. one or two things going on we want you to know about. nice to have a studio audience in the rain. 105 degrees in l.a. pit'thficialof te here' we begin to shift it as the high that got all that ho >> something is going on. it's a packed rainy day in times square. more weather in the next half hour. george? >> thanks, sam. >>> imagine being faced with this heartbreaking choice. keep your family together or give up one of your children in order to protect the others and get your daughter the help she needs. this family had to make that choice. their 7-year-old adopted daughter ellie was out of control, hurting her siblings and trying to hurt herself all

hey, gigi, how did we get so lucky to get a group of your height people?le to get here. >> where are you from? >> we're from connecticut from center stage theater company. >> so you guys -- >> you guys to came to visit us. also there's some other like show stuff going on. >> it's the start of the nosew york musical festival. 30 great shows to "tenth floor." >> awesome. we're glad you guys decided to push it so let's get to the boards. one or two things going on we want you to know about. nice to have a studio audience. 105 degrees in l.a. 106 officially in some of those locationses. another day of triple digit here. here's why. we begin to shift it as the high that got all that hot air starts to move inland's coastal areas cool off. inland it will stay warm all the way to the deserts have heat for a couple more days. rain on the east coast. gorgeous in the middle of the nation. >> something is going on. a packed rainy day in times square. >>> imagine being faced with this choice, keep your family together or give up one of your children authorized to owe t

we made the gigi 20 the focal point for international cooperation. in a world where prosperity is more diffuse we must broaden our cooperation to include economies from every corner of the globe. there's much to show for our efforts even as there is much work to be done. the global economy has been pulled back from a depression and is growing once more. we have resisted and are exploring ways to expand trade and commerce among nations. we cannot and will not rest until these speeds grow into a broader prosperity not only for americans but people around the globe. as for our commit, and security we are wagg off against all kinds why winding down the fight in the rocks. we have removed 100,000 troops from iraq's we have done so responsibly as i rockies has trances giant to secure their own country. we are now focused on building a lasting partnership with the iraqi people well keeping our commitment to remove our troops by the end of next year. well drawn down in a rock we have refocused on defeating all kinda. in afghanistan united states and our alli

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