i don't know glen personally or what his goals are. i think a lot of this is aimed at telling people who are racist on the other side, you're not so bad. he's as bad as are you. he's a racist too. >> he's a racist, too. it's not too because they're not racist. i wrote about this today, chris. i see it with both glen beck and with rush limbaugh, there's a clear case of projection here where these guys with suspect racial feelings are projecting their own hate and divisiveness on to a president who as you said had a white mother, was raised by white grandparents and there's no evidence at all that he anything but loves white people. obama got to where he was in my opinion largely because he makes white people feel like he knows we're all trying really hard and we really like it when black people make us feel that way. i believe that this man -- i heart laughter. appreciate it. i believe that this man is a bridge builder. i can criticize him on this or that, but the idea that he's racist is so sick, and i just want to finally say about fo

this week, we take a look at a string of burglaries in the glen arm area of baltimore county. police say there have been five in a little more than a month, and for some victims, they're losing much more than just material possessions. >> i would really like to get the disc. >> reporter: maureen nolan lost her mother to a sudden illness this past winter. but after a burglar raided nolan's glen arm home last weekend, she has even lost her mother's precious last months. >> that is priceless. and like i said, of all the material stuff that was taken, those are the two things that i would really like to get back. >> reporter: nolan's house was burglarized last friday. the crooks took material stuff, jewelry, a computer, a camera. but it's what was on that camera that matters. digital video and still pictures of her son's first baby. and the final pictures of her mother kathleen in the waning months of her life. >> you know, as a parent gets older, you always wonder whether that's going to be the last time, you know, for the holidays. >> reporter: maureen isn't the only one who has

once glen... once again, walter not in words but in his whole demeanor found a way to express what the whole country was feeling because that's how he felt too. >> smith: did he read like that for you, senator? >> i think bob put his finger on it. i think walter went for the facts. he didn't give a lot of additional opinion and his own views and so on. people would automatically think, well, they might be true or might not be true. he stuck with the facts. i think that's the reason he came to be trusted so much was because people knew that when they heard from walter cronkite, why, it was true. he looked into the background of it. it wasn't just his opinion. he was giving the facts, whatever the situation was. i think that was valuable in the early days of the space program when aate low of people still doubted whether whether we should be going into space and some of those debates still continue to this day. walter had no doubt about the wisdom of it. >> smith: this notion though of speaking trut

the politics of personal destruction from glen beck to the birthers.publicans pay a political price for the right wing smear jobs? we'll be back to talk about the president and his enemies. >>> we're back now with the politics fix with the "washington post" lois romano and the politico's jonathan martin. let's take a look at the president, here he was talking about the health care plan after being asked a question by a wary caller at an aarp meeting today. >> i have been told there is a clause in there that everyone that's medicare age will be visited and told to decide how they wish to die. this bothers me greatly and i'd like for you to promise me that this is not in this bill. >> you know, the -- i guarantee you first of all, we just don't have enough government workers to send to talk to everybody. to find out how they want to die. i think that the only thing that may have been proposed in some of the bills and i actually think this is a good thing, is that it makes it easier for people to fill out a living will. >> well, here's north carolina cong

on the roads 648 normandy road in glen burnie an accident and route 32 and 198. northern baltimore county a downed tree blocking york road toward freeland. take the harrisburg expressway. live look outside on 895 north of childs street problem free. fort mchenry looking good. live view on the north side at harford road looking good on the entire beltway. that is the latest on "traffic pulse 11." back to you. >> our big story this morning, new indictments against mayor dixon. only one day after helen holt was reindicted the investigation has reportedly discovered new details and new evidence against the mayor. >> the new charges include minister allegations about gifts she received and restores perjury charges previously dropped leaving many wondering where is the new information coming from. jennifer franciotti live outside city hall with the latest. >> the new indictments offer much more detail. the mayor's boyfriend ron lipscomb cut a plea deal with prosecutors and it is speculated much of the information may be coming from him. the mayor face as laundry list o

glen on the democrats' line. caller: thank you for having the show. lawrence, i wanted to just touch on one of your points where you were talking about how we could actually buy a lot of the opium from the afghan people and help them in the meantime while we figure out how to control that market. it is actually one of the best things we could do. opium -- i don't think people realize it -- but it is one of

. >> we have a tree down reported in glen arm.e understand it is on dulaney valley road at glen arm road. watch for possible lane closure there is. meantime traffic lights out on 40 in the eastbound and westbound lanes at ingle side. traffic lights on flash at west padonia. and traffic lights out in reisterstown. franklin boulevard at church road. otherwise everything still pretty empty on the beltway at pulaski highway. a little busy owner the top side. there is a look at 95 south of 100. no issues there either. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. toyota factory trained and certified technician what is you will find at your toyota dealer. we will use genuine toyota parts to have your toyota running properly. moving forward. marty and don, over to you guys. >> over to the ronster, ron matz. the gay street gardens. if you were new to the area, city hall is on gay street. ergo gay street gardens. >> correct, there you go. eyewitness news first told you about this back in april we were down here when these vegetables wer

the scene, a glen burnie apartment complex nothing less than chaotic. now surrounding neighborhoods are filled with anxiety. police say the person who pulled the trigger is at large. >> you haven't had that much of it going on in the neighborhood so it's kind of scary. >> as it stands we don't have a motive. we're continuing to interview witnesses to determine if there's possibly more than one suspect involved in this. >> reporter: at this time police don't even have a description of the suspect. he is most likely still armed, but they have taken serious precautions. the shooting put several nearby schools on lockdown, including ripley. >> it's such a nice, quiet great place to live so when you hear things like that it makes you worry. >> reporter: because police know so little they are relying on witness accounts, and anyone with information to help them solve what happened and, more importantly, find the. for now we are live at police headquarters, weijia jiang, eyewitness news. >> if you have any information on the shooting you can reach anne arundel

watch for possible enclosures in glen arm. and around of brought avenuad a.ajor roadways are doing well. we are picking up in volume around white marsh. that will be the first delay. a live view approaching the bay bridge. it is open in both sides. back over to you. >> it is quite warm out there. we are in that the typical late summer time pattern. we will remain socia for the net several days. there is a front hovering right above us. we are seeing some clouds this morning. a mix of sun and cloud is throughout the day. temperatures are already in the mid 70's downtown and in ocean city. it looks like a 90 degree temperature reading was reached guest today. hot and humid is the trend. air quality is good on the eastern shore. not so good in the downtown area. i will have more coming up. >> police tapes are shedding some light in circumstances surrounding the arrest of an african-american harvard professor outside of massachusetts. >> racial profiling may have had something to do with the arrest of henry louis gates. the release a 911 call and a recording from

it's all happening in the normally quiet glen arm area. but as brian kuebler reports, the latest victim isn't concerned about the monetary costs of what was taken. >> i would really like to get the disc. >> reporter: maureen nolan lost her mother to a sudden illness this past winter. but after a burglar raided nolan's glen arm home last weekend, she even lost her mother's precious last months. >> that is priceless. and like i said, of all the material stuff that was taken, those are the two things that i would really like to get back. >> reporter: nolan's house was burglarized last friday. the crooks took material stuff -- jewelry, a computer, a camera. but it's what was on that camera that matters. digital video and still pictures of her son's first baby. and the final pictures of her mother, kathleen, in the waning months of her life. >> you know, as parent gets older, you always wonder whether it's going to be the last time, you know, for the holidays. >> reporter: maureen isn't the only one who has lost precious memories. baltimore cou

into two other cars in glen burnie sending four people to the hospital. around 10:30 this morning, a maryland transit authority was on patrol when he spotted an s.u.v. speeding. the officer tried to pull the driver over but the driver continued driving heading for the ordinance road exit when he struck another car and slid into a second vehicle. the 20-year-old driver and two people in the honda were taken to shock trauma. we don't know their conditions but the driver in the second car, we know he was taken to harbor hospital with minor injuries. >>> tonight president obama has wrapped up his busy one day trip to ghana. the trip, especially mention full for the president because, of course, his african heritage. ann compton has more on the trip. >> reporter: the people of ghana were bursting with pride at the honor of hosting the first visit by the first african-american president. his address had to be moved to a convention center because of the crowds. they were thrilled when he declared he has the blood of africa in him but his message to much of the r

this is the glen martin wind tunnel at the university of maryland college park.built back in the 1940's, it is used to test all kinets of aerodynamics, and yes, if things can sustain hurricane force winds. >> this is the propeller that's producing all of these winds. as you can see, it is pretty big. it is actually powered electrically by a 250 horse power engine. so now it is down to business. dr. jule barlow tries his best to scare me. >> somewhere around 110 miles per hour the total force on your body is probably equal to your body weak weight. >> then it is time to harness up and strab in. and here we go. >> right now it is 40 miles per hour. we can still stand without any difficulty. as a matter of fact, my photographer is in the tunnel with me. so it is not that bad. >> so we need a little more juice. >> i am still ok. let's bump it up to 80 now. >> 80 is where things start to get a little crazy. >> it is a category one hurricane. it is hard to even talk right now. >> now we're getting serious. let's bump it up to 100. >> category 2 hurricane. i can't even

we have a couple of incidents going on in the county in glen burnie. also a crash in the city, druid park lake drive at linden avenue. we have one lane blocked on 95 southbound at kateen avenue. we're getting reports of a dog running in the roadway so use caution if you are running on that road. jamie, back to you. >>> he was just out there doing his job when he was shot and killed. the putty hill liquor store has the latest. police officers have been patrolling all night long looking for suspects. we talked to one of the officers and they have not located one of the suspects that shot and killed a liquor store owner last night at the putty hill liquor store in the 7900 block of bel air road in nottingham. police tell us the store owner was shot and killed during a robbery. the store owner was a man believed to be in his 40s and shot in the head. police searched the area for much of the night looking for clues. police believe there are two suspects in this case, but they are not sure. they arestill interviewing witnesses, trying to gather more informat

from beautiful glen burnie. going back to work?> that's right. >>> now we're talking about mortgages. oh, boy, here we go. >> i was just going to say, after you get all financially fit you can see this man. get your mortgage taken care of. carl delmont comes in every monday to answer your questions. how was your weekend? >> pretty good. i know about yours. >> it was good. thank you for coming in. you get to answer questions all the time on the air. people can e-mail you. we have a couple of questions. first one comes from james in woodlawn. he wrote in "i have an fha loan, a $52,000 with a rate of 7.5%. i called three mortgage firms and they all said that my loan was too small. if i took out an additional $50,000 they would do the loan otherwise. i was denied. is this a rule? i just want a lower rate, no extra money." that has to be frustrating. >> there's a couple reasons. one, most loan officers are based on commission, on this sized loan there's no commission. so it's not worth their time. when you get below $100,000 there's a l

this is the glen martin wind tunnel at the university of maryland park.built in the 1940's, it is used to test all kinds of aerodynamics, and yes, if things can with starned hurricane force winds. as you can see, it is pretty big. it is actually powered electrically by a 2,250 horse engine. now it is down to business. the director of the tunnel tries his best to scare me. >> somewhere around 110 miles per hour the total force on your body is about equal to your body weight. >> then it is time to harness up and strap in. >> it makes you feel like you want to push, that's the cutoff time. >> and here we go. right now it is 40 miles per hour, and we can stand without much difficulty. in fact, my photographer is in the tunnel with me, so it is not that bad. so we need a little more juice. >> pretty i don't know, but i'm still ok. i think we can bump it up. let's bump it up to 80 now. 80 is where things start to get a little crazy. >> a carat angry -- a category 1 hurricane! >> now let's bump it up to 100. >> 2. i can't even hear myself talk! >> and now for th

in glen burnie, john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> similar bill that would have required people to notify authorities of a death was introduced in the general assembly after the child's body was found 10 years ago. but that bill failed. >> and that brings us to the question of the day. should there be a law requiring individuals to report a death to authorities? 67 percent say yes. and 33 percent say no. harvey from arbutis writes, there should not be a need for such a law, but obviously we need laws for people that can not do the right thing on their own. we will have more responses coming up on "late edition" at 11:00. . >> first on fox now. nearly 100 law enforcement officials hit the streets of baltimore city to arrest suspected criminals. reporter joy lepola joined a team of detectives from the apprehension task force as they went to work. >> it is 3:30 and time for roll call. >> we have exceptionally good day. yesterday we had 42, and 19. so hopefully we will have the same success today. >> officers gear up for another sweep of the city. this is day two of a three day operati

this happened last night in glen byrney 600 block of old stage road. jake honey cut charged with assault and attempted murder. his 54-year-old father is in shock trauma in stable condition. the man who killed a woman in a kateville liquor store will not serve time in prison. david briggs was found guilty but not criminally responsible for the murder of miss ring. rigs slashed the throat and the wrist of the 24-year-old woman while she was waiting in line at the store last november. rigs was committed to clifton perkins psychiatric hospital in jessup. >> baltimore city police department is getting 10 million dollars in federal stimulus funds to help crack down on crime. funds come from a grant program called cops. keith now with what the city cops plan to do with all the money. keith. >>reporter: the obama administration will dole out 1 billion dollars in federal aid to help cities and states keep police officers on the beat during these tough economic times and maryland and the city will get some of that money. now governor o'malley was in philadelphia

officers from the eastern district respond to the 7900 block of summer rain court in glen burnie for a report of shots fired. upon arrival, officers spoke to witnesses, who reported hearing multiple shots. >> with the killer or killers still at large, many here will continue to carry a great deal of concern with them. >> i'm very concerned about kids because the school is right through this way. they walk this way when they get home from school. now they can't. it's very sad and i want to know why. >> john sherman, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the woman found shot in fell's point early yesterday morning has died. officers say 48 jold josephine lowatowski was found just before 3:00 a.m. officers arrested and charged 22-year-old donta mccray with her murder. police say he was observed on the city watch surveillance camera handling a shotgun. he was taken into custody without incident. tonight an anne arundel county woman is devastated after a vicious attack. authorities say a neighborhood pit bull wandered onto or property and attacked her farm animals. one animal was killed. rob roblin has det

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a muggy 74 with rain in glen burnie and stevensville. we average near 70 this morning.asically cities south and east, the best chance of rain this morning. more showers and storms after 3:00 this afternoon. >>> let's see what's happening on the roads with kim. >> you have a smooth ride on 95 southbound from the harford county line through to about the 695/895 split. however, we're still working that crash 70 eastbound at route 32, police still on scene for that. also have downed trees and power lines all throughout the area. park heights avenue closed between greenspring valley and walnut. expect that to remain closed all morning long. honeygo boulevard at eastbound whitemarsh boulevard, closed to are a major crash there. in owings mills, reisterstown road and south tollgate lane, traffic lights out. expect that to be a four-way stop sign when you get there. 695 at the bw parkway, no problems to report at this time. traffic is flowing freely. back to you. >>> a lot happened across baltimore while you slept. >> and this morning abc2 news has you informed. >> police inves

. >> reporter: glen is picking up a couple the dozen different medications on his list. >> topomax, ambien reporter: fortunately, he has insurance. >> without insurance, i'm guessing it would probably run a thousand to $1,500 a month. >> reporter: and you're still paying a couple hundred? >> between 100 and 200. >> reporter: and that's with a special discount on generic drugs now offered by wal-mart and some grocery stores. >> more than 300 drugs are offering with our program. and that's $4 for a 30-day supply. >> a list of all the $4 and $9 generic medications. >> reporter: edward wolf is hoping to find a reequivalent for his blood pressure medication. >> you don't need the $40 one? >> no, i don't want that one. >> reporter: for those who can't find a cheap generic form, you may be able to get a break by going directly to the drug's manufacture. there are hundreds of different programs offered by drug companies for those who are struggling or uninsured. the partnership for prescription assistance is a  clearing house for all of them. >> the great thing about the program is it's a free s

we'll take you down towards glen burnie where we got 73, a little haze. partly sunny skies and temperatures getting up to our two-degree guarantee of 89 degrees. some spots may pop 90 on the backyard thermometers and just an isolated thundershower especially around the bay. >>> 5:41. it's kim's birthday. does that mean a free pass on the roads? >> i don't think so. >> i'll put the word in now. >> let's take a quick look, checking 795 southbound, you have a good ride to start as you make your way to the beltway. however, we have several traffic lights out in the baltimore county area that you definitely want to use caution us a approach them. baltimore national pike at ingleside avenue. franklin boulevard at church road and west padonia road and broad avenue. the traffic signals not working there at this time. and pasadena, they cleared the crash at jumpers hole road and route 2, so no problems there. harbor tunnel and fort mchenry tunnel are checking in with no problems at this time. also, as we check the east side of the outer loop between whitemarsh bou

. >> reporter: glen leavitt is picking up a couple of the different dozen medications on his list. >> on ambien, topomax. >> reporter: fortunately he has insurance. >> without it i guess it runs $1,000 to $1,500 a month. >> reporter: you're still paying a couple hundred? >> $100 and $200. >> reporter: that's with the special discount on again rig drugs now offered -- generic drugs now offered by some grocery stores. >> more than 300 drugs are offered with our program. that is $4 for a 30-day splai. >> this is a list of the $4 and $9 generic medications. >> reporter: 87-year-old edward wolfe is hoping to find a generic equivalent for his $140 blood pressure medication. you feel you don't need the $140 one? >> no, i don't want that one. >> reporter: for those drugs you can't find in a cheap generic form you may be able to get a break by going directly to the drug's manufacturer. there are hundreds of different programs offered by drug companies for those who are struggling or uninsured. the partnership for prescription assistance is a clearinghouse for all of them. >> the great thing ab

trying to come back through i-95, so dc through anne arundel county and maybe clipping up towards glenrnie into the south side of the city. eastern shore getting it. on maryland's most powerful doppler radar, we have the lightning strikes in a couple of -- we'll show that you in a couple of minutes. lisbon had 3/4-inch hail yesterday. they are down to 67. in churchville, almost that much. temperatures basically ranging from upper 60s to low 70s. this morning rain and storms south side of the city, south and to the eastern shore, will regenerate more showers and storms mainly after 3:00 p.m. today, our two-degree guarantee 87. >>> our first check of the roads. here's kim. >> as we check around the area only one accident to let you know about, that is 70 eastbound heading out towards route 32, single-vehicle crash there. but we have trees down around the area, especially in howard county, woodbine, morgan station road closed in both directions between route 99 and 144. also, we have a tree down in the reisterstown area, that isic deemas -- -- nico deemas road. and we don't have much to t

bottom floor apartment here at the country club complex in the 7400 block of furnace branch road in glen burnie. the woman has been identified as doris lee cook. she had been bedridden for sometime and pass add way several weeks ago and family members placed her body into the freezer. >> through the investigation, they interviewed several family members who actually told them that the female had been deceased for several weeks and that they placed her in that freezer and that she had been suffering from various ailments and conditions. >> reporter: investigators received a call from a family member living outside the residence informing them about the woman's body. one woman who lived in the same building says cooke lived with two women, one who was mentally challenged and the other who was her daughter. >> i was shocked. i can't imagine her doing that herself. >> i only know the one woman who lives there. the one sister, and you know, she's a really nice lady pip see her all of the time. she walks a bunch of the dogs for the neighbors. i don't have any idea. >> reporter: neighbors say t

the glen mar united methodist church in ellicott city is asking the county to approve a tax-free loan for an expansion project but some residents say this is crossing the line. church members say the construction project would allow for more community outreach. however, people opposed to this say it's not the county's responsibility. >> that the county should not be in the business of church expansion, period. >> we did not build a sanctuary so it's not like we have this holy place that, you know, is only dedicated to worship. >> the project costs about $10 million but with the help of the county, the church would save about 1.5 million. the county council is expected to take up the changes to the measure this thursday. a final vote is not likely until early september. >>> how do you feel? we want to hear from you. we want your two cents. head to abc2news.com. where we're asking the question "should the howard county council help pay for the glen mar united methodist church expansion"? log on to abc2news.com. look on the right side of the home page and vote in the on-line poll. >>> 6:

it's happening in the glen arm area of baltimore county. but the latest victim is not pleading for the return of her material things. she just wants to get back the sentimental ones. >> i would really like to get the disc. >> reporter: maureen nolan lost her mother to a sudden illness this past winter. but after a burglar raided her home last weekend, she even lost her mother's precious last months. >> that is priceless. and like i said, of all the material stuff that was taken, those are the two things that i would really like to get back. >> reporter: nolan's house was burglarized last friday. the crooks took material stuff, jewelry, a computer, a camera. but it's what was on that camera that matters. digital video and still pictures of her son's first baby, and the final pictures of her mother kathleen in the waning months of her life. >> you know, as a parent gets older, you always wonder whether it's going to be the last time, you know, for the holidays. >> reporter: maureen isn't the only one who has lost precious memories. baltimore

barnes plays high school ball in glen burnie, maryland.urse, will be broadcasting the preseason game here on nbc 4 and have our full smorgasbord of redskins show throughout the season. including the jim zorn show. i caught up with the head coach this week and we hit on all the hot topics, including his quarterback and his job security. here just a little snippet of the energy. >> is it fair to say that this team will go as far as jason campbell again? >> he's -- absolutely a key ingredient but we have, you know, it is a -- what makes it so good is nobody -- people might care to talk about that but nobody wilcare if it happens that he gets injured. we still have to win. you know, i would never rest a whole season on one player's shoulders. that would be awful. and i'm certainly not going to do that. so he is a key ingredient and i think he will have a great season. my outlook for him is, you know, upbeat and, you know, i suspect he will better in his second year in this offense than he was in his first year this off zblens is the win now me

. >> the big story tonight at 5:00, an investigation into a deadly shooting is under way in glen burnie. >> police say a man was shot around 7:00 this morning. tonight they're still looking for the shooter. it happened in the 7900 block of summit rain court. john sherman has more on the story. >> as crime scene technicians worked, the body remained under a sheet, well past noon. >> at 7:02 exactly there were seven shots total, four shots went off, a one or two second delay, and then three more shots. >> police responded to this neighborhood in glen burnie for a report of shots fired. upon arrival, officers spoke to witnesses, who reported hearing multiple shots. several streets remained blocked as shocked neighbors came by. >> when i saw i couldn't get here and then you come down here and you see the body, i was like wow, not here, not when i moved away to be in a quiet neighborhood where nobody gets shot. but i guess you get shot anywhere. >> police have no suspect or motive information to release. back in the neighborhood, though, the concern is safety. >> i'm very concerned about kid

jj haynes company glen burnie! great job! don and tim have a great monday. see ya!le. who else brings a tractor- trailer to a live shot, you know. >> leonard paper does. by the way thank you for the hats. tim has got one too. i notice we have some visiting -- visiting naval presence in the inner harbor. we will check it the out when . >>> well, after a daytime high of 88 degrees and a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon, the next five days look like this. going up to 90 degrees for tuesday and wednesday. again a chance of thunderstorms each afternoon. 88 and 86 and 86 on thursday and friday. can't rule out a chance of thunderstorms on saturday, but the chances are a little less. 70 degrees your overnight low for the next five days, don. >> thank you. >>> everybody has the capacity to save a life and more and more people are getting that message. here is jessica kartalija with a preview what is coming up tonight on eyewitness news? >> reporter: good morning, i am jessica kartalija here at john hopkins hospital where doctors and nurses save lives every day, but o

it happened around 7:00 this morning at the rainbow view apartments in glen burnie. as police look into this case, abc 2 news joce sterman has more on the lingering questions. >> reporter: anne arundel county police block off the streets and block the view to bystanders, keeping the grisly scene of the morning murder behind a curtain. >> about quarter to 7, i hear a bang, bang, bang. so i was thinking it was fire crackers. >> reporter: instead, police say it was gunfire, shots claim the life of a man witnesses say was brought down as he walked through this wooded path at the rainbow view apartments. >> a male person lying on the ground. >> reporter: nearly seven hours later, it still hasn't been moved as police continue to process the scene and search for evidence. >> they're going to continue to interview witnesses, and the scene is being processed. and the investigation is very active. >> reporter: and it was that police activity that surprised people who live here. >> you get up in the morning and come outside, and you see all this. you know, it's a shock to the w

does break up south of glen burnie it may be out of here in a half-hour.oastal storm and that is why it feels somewhat tropical today. 82 is our two-degree guarantee. plan for the chance of showers and storms throughout the day. >>> for a check of the roads, here's kim. >> yes, the heavy rain is causing some delays on 97 northbound, that is going to be between route 50 and route 100. give yourself a little extra time there. we have some crashes around the area. especially in the city, dealing with one at hillen dale avenue and reisterstown road. and 97 northbound at benefield boulevard. harford road and 25th street. and still lingering, hilton parkway and edmondson avenue. this is 83 southbound on the jfx, we have some delays there between northern parkway and 28th street. the tunnels are checking in with no problems. like i say, we have heavy rain at scattered places throughout the beltway, especially the top and east sides there. looking at the cameras, this is going to be 695 at liberty road. it's still dry and flowing freely at this time. >>> "good mor

. >>> a disturbing find in glen burnie. anne arundel county police are investigating what they're calling a suspicious death after the body of an elderly woman was found in a freezer. derek ward has that ory. >> reporter: police were called just after 6:00 friday evening to a ground floor apartment here in the 7400 block of furnace branch road in glen burnie. the call was to report that someone had diedthere. >> upon arrival, they were actually -- they located a female apparently deceased in a freezer inside of the residence. >> reporter: the body was that of 83-year-old doris lee cook. homicide detectives were called to begin an investigation. >> they interviewed several family members who actually told them the female had been deceased for several weeks and they had actually placed her in that freezer and that she had been suffering from various ailments and conditions. >> reporter: police say cooke lived in the apartment with relatives. >> the call was received from a family member outside of the residence who was made a

. >> rain has been the story at the 100th canadian open at glen abbey.aturday they tried to finish round two and get through round three and the golf course has really been one big bird bath. leif olson cleaned up right here. par 3 15th. this still his second round. a little cue shot and in for a hole in one. one of the craziest holes in one you will ever see. his golf ball bounces off the ball of his playing partner, chris blank, which is part of the golf course, so that counts. olson not only gets a hole in one but he wins a b.m.w. z-4 roadster. not a big money winner on tour. this car valued more than $51,000. he would not have been allowed to afford this with his winnings this year. >> my dad would be jealous. >> can he parallel park? >> my dad can. >> mark calcavecchia would tap in for birdie. he made nine straight birdies over two rounds. that is a pga tour record. here he goes for 10 birdies in a row. third hole of his third round, almost chips it in for birdie. he would make par on the hole. he's five shots off the lead. more rain suspended play.

it happened at her home in glen burnie. wjz has learned there are virtually no laws, governing the reporting and disposal of a body. eyewitness news is live at the state medical examiner's office. mike hellgren takes a closer look at this. >> denise, just putting her body in the freezer is not against the law. and some prosecutors believe that should change. wjz uncovered several high- profile cases, where this same issue was raised and it generated a lot of controversy. >> 83-year-old doris cook called the country club apartments in glen burnie home, until her death a few weeks ago. police say at that time, for an unknown reason, family members decided to put her body in the freezer. but when her grandson found out, he called police. >> the person was no longer living. that was the right thing to do. i'm not going to cover up anything. that would be ridiculous. >> reporter: if the medical examiner finds there was no foul play, sources tell wjz, it's unlikely there will be charges. that's because in maryland, there is no pe

police were found to the home in glen burnie. they found the body of doris cooke. they say she d dieoa few weeks ago and she was placed in a freezer. coming up, we'll talk to a relative who will tell us why the death was not reported to the police. >>> the man charged with robbing a jewelry star is facing more charges. police say william spencer robbed the star and then held two people hostage on a home in davis avenue. both hostages are safe. police are holding the suspect without bond. >>> all right. the fox 5 storm force tracking some thunderstorms. a live look outside at the lincoln memorial. right now, things look clear but that could change over the next few hours. gwen is keeping her eye out for us. >> it's been a night where things have been dicey. and things are now clear. en'vpe beee king a very e closel ey e on the line of storms. aoo l nyou ca see where u w vee'vego ta lot of strong storms to the north of us through parts of pennsylvania heading to th e ndtoto a hesouthwest of us and in between we're dealing with mainly cludoy skies. let's take a look a

the scene, a glen burnie apartment complex, nothing less than chaotic. and now, they are filled with agency. police say the person who pulled the trigger is at large. >> he really hasn't had that much going on in the neighborhood. so it's scary to see that's going on. >> right now, as it stands, we don't have a motive. we're continuing to interview witnesses to determine if there is possibly more than one suspect involved in this. >> reporter: at this time, police don't have a description of the suspect who was most likely still armed. but they have taken serious precaution. >> the schools put several nearby schools on lockdown. including the location of the summer program. >> it's such a nice, quiet, great place to live. so when you hear things like that, you know, it kind of makes you worry a little bit. >> reporter: because police know so little, they are relying on witness accounts to piece together what happened. if you have any information, they urge you to call in so they can solve this case, and more importantly, find the suspect. reporting live,

in glen burnie, john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> the two elderly daughters o doris cook are now living with other relatives. >>> two men accused of killing this couple in florida are scheduled to be in court today. melanie and bird billings were oto to thainside their home last week. they dedicated theilis ves to adopting children with special needs. arrest warrants showedayne calderon and leonard gonzales went to the home to rob it. gonzales' father is also in jail charged with evidence tampering and they do expect to make more arrested. >>> a weekend bus trip turned deadly for a church group. they were traveling from lousiana to georgia when the bus had a tire blowout and then flipped over. one person was killed and more than a dozen others were hospitalized. a group of national guard soldiers on the highway and wiessed the accident helped rescue some victims. >>> police in new york have arrested a man that allegedly mowed down more than a dozen people with his car. it started when he got into an argument with his wife and he got into his car and drove wildly through a parking lot and hit

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glen wood at north york and mlk. and 25th at garrett. you're also looking at delays still looking at 295 northbound. slow between savage and annapolis road. there is a look at your drive times and your speeds on 95 as well as the top and the west sides was beltway. there's a live look at the top side. slow and go on the inner loop. between park heights and falls road. that's about an eight-minute drive. and another 11 minutes on the inner loop between charles and harford. there's a look at the west side. this traffic report was brought to you by mountain side. com. where baltimore finds great deals on maryland mountain getaways. >>> the owners and their customers are in shock today, after fire heavily damages the suburban house in pikesville. the restaurant has been a landmark in baltimore's jewish community for nearly half a century. ron matz reports, they're vowing to reopen. >> you can see that thick, black smoke, bellowing out of both the front and the rear. >> reporter: from sky eye chopper 13, you could see the heavy smoke. today,

. >> reporter: in a working-class neighborhood in glen burnie, doris cooke lived throughout her yearsesiding in her adult daughters in this apartment. >> she helped raise us. we just was a really, really good woman. you couldn't ask for a better person. she would have done anything for anybody. it was just hard. >> reporter: grandson patrick confirms he called 911 after learning from relatives that his grandmother had died several weeks earlier. anne arundel police arrived at the address. >> upon arriving they found the body in the freezer. >> reporter: police learned she was in poor health and bedridden. >> you said she was living with her adult daughters. >> yes. >> why didn't they report the death? >> my one aunt is mentally disabled. she definitely -- even -- even if she wanted to, she couldn't. she didn't know anybody. she's a 70 something-year-old woman and has the mind of a 5- year-old. >> reporter: the other daughter is in her 60s and has never lived away from her mother. >> maybe she was in shock, in the knowing what to do, how to handle it. nobody knows we were not there. >>

temperatures are in the low 70s across maryland. 71 in glen burnie. 70 is the current temperature in arnold. we did see a few showers today. they were mostly concentrated in southern maryland, and are all moving out of the area. a gorgeous forecast to talk about for tomorrow. i'll have the details on that forecast, coming up in just a bit. >>> this morning, bethel church held its first sunday service, since a devastating fire last week. a lightning strike wednesday night destroyed the church's steeple. brendan gordon reports, the faithful won't let that fire keep their spirits down much. >> reporter: the theme of the day? the fires that burn inside of all of us. >> god will be with you in the midst of a fire. tell him we're fireproof. >> reporter: just days after the fire, the church family is indeed fireproof. on wednesday, lightning struck the steeple of the church, and started a two-alarm fire. the blaze ruined the steeple, but thankfully did not touch the sanctuary, or the church office. today's message was the theme fire. and personal fired experienced by everyone in the congreg

authorities discovered the body yesterday morning in the glen burnie. he had been shot. he was confronted by at least one suspect moments after he left his home. anyone with information should contact the metro crime stoppers. you could be eligible for aid reward. an official with the state's juvenile justice system says they have launched an investigation into the handling of a 17-year-old lamont davis. authorities want to know how he cut off his ankle bracelet before shooting a 5-year-old girl. >> for the first time today, the state's secretary of juvenile services responded to questions about lamont davis, accused of shooting a little girl while under gps monitoring. >> from the moment of this tragedy through right now -- >> in an interview today, the secretary says his agency's handling of the 17-year old is under internal investigation. davis as been arrested 13 times since the age of 10, but was allowed to go back to his home despite a robbery case at the end of may. >> we have been analyzing every aspect of the investigation relative to our levels of supervision.

. >>> anne arundel county police are looking at details that led to a deadly shooting in glen burnie. one man was shot and killed after 7:00 a.m. yesterday. two nearby schools were locked down while police searched for suspects. the incident has neighbors unsettled. >> i am very concerned about kids because the school is right through this way. they walk this way when they get home from school but now they can't. it is very sad. i want to know why. >> if you have any information, metro crime stoppers would like to hear from you. >>> we are taking a look at a clear scam on the doppler radar. some clouds have been moving through. there is some sun as well but we are more humid today than yesterday. we will be up to 90 degrees today. there's a slight chance for isolated storms in the forecast this afternoon with winds out of the southwest. a front is on the move but it is very weak. we will remain a little unsettled tonight with moseley's -- cloudy skies. there's a chance for more activity in precipitation tomorrow but mainly tomorrow evening. it will remain high until the weekend. we wi

police were called to a glen burnie, maryland home last night for a report of a death. when they arrived, they found the body of 83-year-old doris cooke in a freezer. they say the family put her there. her family says she died a few weeks ago and they put her body there. now police are trying to figure out if there is any wrongdoing in her death. >>> president obama went to ghana. he says the cruelty and oppression there can be overcome. he and his family toured an area there and challenged the people of africa to seize opportunity for peace, democracy and susan roberts has our report. >> reporter: the first african- american first family toured a castle in ghana, a police that once imprisoned african slaves. >> on the other hand, it's here where the journey of once this began. >> reporter: outside the castle, crowds cheered him. american presidents have visited him before. >> thank you. >> reporter: this is unique. something he noted in his speech. >> i have the blood of africa within me. >> reporter: president obama's father was born in kenya, but he chose to visit gh

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this happened early yesterday morning in district heights and glen arden, maryland. they were armed with handguns when they stormed into homes and tied up the documents. the suspects got away with cash, and a flat-screen tv. >>> details are emerging about the events leading up to marion barry's arrests last weekend. last tuesday, he had police stop his girlfriend's ex-husband from entering the wilson building. she wrote an e-mail that went li this. >> we believe that the charge stems from a personal relationship that had gone horribly wrong in many ways. >> the lawyer says the two were together before his arrest. he is scheduled to be in court on thursday. >>> there are new warnings that the polluted waters of the chesapeake bay are becoming increasingly dangerous to humans. according to the chesapeake bay foundation, more people are getting sick from dangerous bacteria that is becoming more widespread in the day. global warming and nutrient pollution are said to be contributing to the problem. >>> office buildings in the d.c. area are looking a little bit and deer.