glen, is this a new reality? >> well, it's certainly true that the job market will lag any recovery in the real economy. the fact that the recession may well be over doesn't mean that we won't see a lot of unemployment for some time. but it is good news for americans. the credit markets are working better. assets markets have begun to recover. but none of that means we should take our eye off the ball of reform. that's what's ultimately better for all of us. >> susie: the other aspect of this financial crisis, what kind of got us here in the first place is the housing crisis. has that stabilized? not just in terms of prices, alan, but also in terms of people being able to afford to stay in their homes and pay their mortgages. what do you think? >> well, i think you've got sort of a bifurcated situation. you still have mortgages that are going bad. you still have people whose teaser rates are going up and things like that are happening. people are losing their jobs as you mentioned and therefore while they were wo

live in glen bernie, sha region son. >> thank you. doctors and nurses are giving people a lot of flu shots. >> governor o'malley is not waiting for his. the challenge he wanted to prove to all of maryland. >>> the way one cellular company is going about building a tower is not settling with people. let's check in with justin. >> 5:05 a.m., 49 degrees and it is going to get colder this week. we will talk about that coming up. as we wait for the breeze to pick top day, let's see what is happening. mark. >>> well, good morning. the commute start is a good one on the metro subway. on light rail look for a 20 minute delay, 20 minutes beaware of that. buses 13 with a diversion at washington and lafayette. and number 13 diverted at corporate. mfa transit team, i'm mark jones [ female announcer ] there are few guarantees in life. here's one for your skin that's clinically proven. olay professional pro-x wrinkle protocol is as effective as the leading wrinkle prescription brand at reducing the look of wrinkles. that's because olay has teamed w

what they mean today in glen bernie. >> 6:43 a.m. good tuesday morning.hanks for joining us, i am megan pringle. >> i am jamie costello. here is jussen burke. >>> we are looking outside, temperatures have been flirting with the 40-degree mark in the baltimore area. we briefly slip back to 49, back up to 51. most everyone is in the 50s. exception of one spot up there towards new york city. otherwise a scent of cool air working its way in and that will dominate for the rest to have week. boundary swing through yesterday afternoon and evening. that is helping to usher in some much cooler air pulling across the border. this is all in response to this area of low pressure. watch it spin around here across southeast ontario bringing rain across new york state. this area of low pressure will drag in chillier air and dominate as we head into the next couple days. what you see here is a clear morning. unstable air will build in more cloud. this afternoon, partly sunny downtown baltimore. 69 degrees. breeze gusting. stronger winds to the northwest. fill in clouds 9

glen bernie, cork ran corcoran middle school expecting to receive a check for $50,000. this is to keep kids fit and prevent childhood obesity. they are pairing with governor oh ma'amly. this is called -- o'malley. this is to keep children in school. the idea is to get children to work out 60 minutes a day. they will lead students through fitness tests. this is one of four middle schools nationwide receiving this grant. matt and brandon are role models for students. >> i think it is exciting. i think they recognize players on the field on sundays that they don't know what goes into it. and the players are working out every day of the week. they have only one day off during the week, tuesday and that is resting their body but they are putting in time every day. and it is good for kids to see that. the players are playing 60, get active 60 minutes a day, every day. >> now things kick off at 10:00 a.m. this morning with the minicamp and it should be very exciting. live in glen bernie, sherrie johnson. >>> chicago became known as michael jordan's city then president obama to

other boat. >> reporter: a father of four, an avid fisherman, a friend to almost everyone in this glen burnie neighborhood. >> everyone was just shocked. you just don't expect something like that to happen. you go take a ride on your boat. he's been around on the water his whole life. he's known the creek like the back of his hand. it's just -- had to be a freak thing. >> reporter: neighbors say the two boats may have been coming from opposite directions around this corner and not have seen each other until the last possible minute. an accident even more heartbreaking because the driver of the other boat, 42- year-old john martin and his 13- year-old daughter lauren, were friends with henson and his family. martins and his daughter survived the accident with only minor injuries. henson was killed instantly. >> it's just really ironic that that's how, you know, ricky came to pass, because he loved the creek, and he would often joke about how he owned the creek, and that was his creek. >> reporter: henson's many friends at the point pleasant beach bar may never come to grips with such a

the first of 51 speed cameras in the city went up today near walter and glen more avenues in northeast baltimore. today mayor sheila dixon was joined by students to announce the new automated speed monitoring program. >> it's a force multiplier for the baltimore city police department and they can stand silent watch and be vigilant and hopefully they don't issue a single ticket. >> we're going to be looking at other alternative ways to deal with speeding, round abouts, taking out streets and changing them to bump-outs. >> notification signs will be put up so drivers know they are approaching a speed check zone. the new speed camera law starts october 1st. for the first month drivers who exceed the speed limit by at least 12 miles per hour will get a warning this the mail. after that, though, you're subject to a $40 citation. >>> and now to another danger on the roads. texting behind the wheel. maryland's new ban on texting while driving goes into effect on hearse thursday. it prohibits sending texts but not reading texts while you're driving. if you are caught sending a text message yo

columbia reports in with 62. 63 glen burnie. 66 rock hall. aberdeen now at 62. as far as our forecast for the overnight period -- the clouds remain with us for the next couple hours but then during the early morning hours, after midnight, skies clear out nicely and again, that's when we are going to see cool temperatures. on friday, a chance of scattered showers making their way through the region but the majority of the rainfall here will rotate through the region on saturday. here's your forecast for tonight -- mostly clear after midnight. 46 for the overnight low but cooler temperature in the northern and western suburbs. during the day tomorrow, going to be pretty nice, mostly sunny, still cool. then we shove the warm air into the region. you'll see it friday but also a chance of scattered showers with a high of 72 degrees. scours more likely -- scattered showers more likely saturday. 72 degrees. monday and tuesday remaining in the 70s with sunshine. more rainfall comes back into the weather picture on wednesday with a high of 73 degrees. i'll be back in a w

he lost his firefighter brother glen winnick on 9/11.e so many other firefighters on that day, glen died while rushing in to rescue people trapped in the south tower of the world trade center. jay winnick joins me now. he is co-founder of mygooddeed.org and is spearheading service efforts. your brother, glen winnick, he was not a new york city firefighter. he was a volunteer and emt and he simply rushed from his law office to try to help the people in the south building. do you want to tell us what happened? >> that's correct, andrea. glen was a volunteer firefighter for almost 20 years on long island, in our hometown of jericho. and he was an attorney at a nearby office building about a block and a half away and so he racefordd from a position of sa when his building was cleared out towards the south tower and died when the south tower came down. so he's truly an american hero. >> tell us about your service projects. you have come up with such a wonderful way, jay, of memorializing your brother and all of the other victims. >> well, soo

glen, article 1, section 9, clause 1 of the constitution. it's a little confusing. it is, after all, 18th century legalese. but the key word is in there is that the start, the migration or importation much of such persons, buying slaves from other countries. the cause beck thinks has something to do with a price tag on coming to this country was, in fact, a clause that made it illegal to ban the importation of slaves until at least 1808, but gave congress the right to tax a slave owner ten bucks for each slave he brought in. this is the fool who thinks he is thomas payne or thomas jefferson or somebody, or he thinks he and he alone is interpreting the meaning of the founders of the country! and he thinks that clause requiring the continuation of slavery and making it constitutional for one american to own another is about immigration! immigration! this guy may well be the "it loe on the road right now," proclaims "gq" magazine. did you see that? the interior "positively oozes class," raves "car magazine." "slick and sensuous," boasts "the washington times." "the mos

what rush and glen beck are doing, that's 100% race talk. but what we've seen now is what eve seen before with william generation brian and andrew jackson and huey long a is a popular uprising of mostly rural people who think the moral backbone of this country comes from people who work with their hands, who are extremely suspicious when you get government power fused with banking power which is a lot of what they've seen the past few weeks. so they would be upset if washington merged with wall street, the auto industry, the energy sector, the health care industry, and 's a bunch of what they saw as overeducated people were leading the country. they'd be upset whether it was hillary or john kerry or whether it was barack obama or anybody. chris: culturally that's more powerful than racially? >> yes. >> to me it's rural small town versus cosmopolitan big city. the essence of remaining sane is not to get on either sid because they're both driving each other nuts. chris: that's the same thing that said john kerry is french or there's sort of an

. >>> plus, full-time psycho talker glen beck doesn't discriminate when it comes to hate. wait until you hear what he has to say about john mccain. this is a reversal, isn't it? >>> and plaxico's in the clink. if you're a star receiver and you shoot yourself, you can go to jail. if you're the vice president of the united states and you shoot your buddy in the face, heck, you can get a get out of jail free card. steven a. smith is going to be here in the "playbook." in a luscious soup? v8 garden broccoli. from campbell's. velvety, delicious. campbell's v8 soups. also, try new garden vegetable blend. we will not be quiet. ♪ when we're in a sandwich, you'll know it. we are our own mixed up blend of one of a kind spices. we are miracle whip. and we will not tone it down. >>> when it comes to afghanistan the president is getting it from all directions. the republicans want him to double down. the base wants him to get the heck out of there. secretary gates is telling everybody just take a deep breath on this. we'll get into the war room on this with three star admiral in just a

in glen burnie, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> the kids are catching the ball well. corcoran middle school was one of four middle schools selected for the keep gym in schools grant. the money will improve corcoran sports and fitness facilities. the school installed a rock climbing wall and bought new fitness and training equipment. >>> a live look at the nicholas inner harbor -- inner harbor. sun getting ready to set. norm will be back with the forecast. ellicott city now 58 degrees. indc you >>> after a big rally yesterday a report showing americans are still jittery about the economy pushed stocks lower today. the dow closed down 47 points. nasdaq dropped 6, sp down 2. >>> we're going to see sunshine the next couple of days but cooler temperatures, way below normal, particularly the overnight lows with wednesday night into thursday morning being the coolest temperature. we'll talk again tonight at 11:00. >>> thank you. that's all for us on abc2 news at 6:00. i'm marybeth marsden. thank you for joining us. we'll be back tonight at 11:00. hope to see you then. have a

monday at walter and glen more avenues in glen mount. state law allowing the cameras take effect october 1st. those speeding in school zones will get a $40 ticket by the mail. >> a beautiful start to the week so far. meteorologist tony is here for jessica starr tonight. and has a first look at the sky watch forecast. tony? >> we have clouds coming in jeff. hint of things to come. we have 63 degrees. partly cloudy skies at bwi thurgood marshall airport. and there is the rain i have been alluding to. it looks like it will get here, probably, by mid to late afternoon. the heaviest rain should be tomorrow night. and our temperatures are in the mid 60s. in and around the area. and it looks like tomorrow, we will start off with partly cloudy skies. with 66 and the rain coming in later on. my full forecast coming up in a bit. >> all right tony thank you. >> loyola college now has a new name. it is now officially known as loyola university maryland. students and officials marked the occasion with a ceremony at reese arena, president of the schoo

that's glen mont elementary school. some are hoping speed cameras will make drivers slow down.here at walter and glenmore avenues is where the first of 51 speed cameras will be placed. the cameras will take the place of monitoring devices like this one. baltimore city and county are moving ahead with installing cameras. the new law allows the devices to be placed within a half mile of school zones and construction zones. supporters say it will make the roads safer. >> the community is being requesting this for 22 years i've been in office. and i think it's a good thing. i think it will slow people down around schools. and we save one, two, or three children it's a plus. >> reporter: now here is a breakdown of what you need to know about this new law, it goes into effect this thursday. here in baltimore you will only get a warning for the first ticket, the first 30 days. after that you will get a ticket if you are caught on camera speeding. that ticket will cost $40, but no points will be assessed. later this morning the mayor and other city officials will be here to unveil the

name is glen beck.these here interested in what we are doing. you know how to find him and his website. go there and see that speshlt message just for you. i'm not going to ruin it for you. go find it and see it, glen beck is talking to you. he sees what u are doing. he has a special message for you. it's been a long year. we started as grass fire resist.net making major plans for a march on d.c. a lot of people think we couldn't pull it off. we showed them, didn't we? >> i just want to say that this countries means a lot to me. i believe in america. i believe in what america stands for. god gave us the right to free m freedom. nobody is going to take that from us. one of the representatives that congress knows we are here. of course. we shut down d.c.! i think everybody nose we are here. my hope from this day forward is that america will get back to what it was founded on. america will pay attention to the representative is, senators ♪ ♪ >> that's fun, i didn't know i was doing a dance in the middle of

. >>> a soldier from glen burnie has died following an explosion in afghanistan. the department of defense says 29-year-old sergeant first class bradley bohle died yesterday. he was wounded when an improvised explosive device went on near his vehicle on tuesday. two other soldiers were killed in the attack. >>> president obama awarded his first medal of honor as commander-in-chief today. he also scrapped plans to build an anti-missile defense system in ease europe. that was a bush administration project. >>> also in dc the house voted in favor of the biggest overhaul of college aid programs since its inception. the measure ends subsidies for private lenders, boosts pell grants for needy students and creates a grant program to improve community colleges. president obama spoke about the bill while on campus at the university of maryland today. however, of course, it was health care that took center stage in college park today. president obama called it a defining struggle of this generation. >> in the united states, nobody should go broke because they get sick. [che

in just a few hours the oldest living employee at glen el martin is coming back to middle river. >> love it. that's a great story. >> a great story. >>> how you feeling? ready to roll? >> great. how are you? >> here comes the weekend. getting ready for the ravens, nfl season starts tonight. pittsburgh. >>> let's look at the forecast with justin. >> you just read about it tomorrow morning. 6:30. good morning. start off with the main issue with this storm off the coast. that has been plaguing us. just spotty showers. we lucked out yesterday with the break of sun to boost our temperatures. today we're overcast, more showers underway, but with the strong wind out of the east you'll feel it already pushing 20 to 30 miles per hour and prompted a coastal flood advisory not only for the shoreline and pink shaded area, the small craft advisory on the bay but on the west shore of the chesapeake. look for high tides this morning. baltimore listed at 10:51 this morning and 11:50 tonight. take an hour, hour and a half up or down south on the chesapeake with the location. there's moisture. there's the

. >> glen break it down for us. how much are you, allscripts," poised to capture? >> we believe allscripts has 1/3 of the market. any way you slice it, we are talking about a multibillion dollar opportunity for allscripts. without quantifying how much we are going to capture, we believe that under any set of circumstances, we are going to be the leading player in the market going forward. >> so mr. tullman, looking ahead, you just got a piper upgrade a week or two ago, but looking ahead, knowing that money is still earmarked out there, do you feel like you guys are by far undervalued, despite the fact you are near the 52-week highs right now? >> what i would tell you is i think this whole sector is going to grow. we are talking about a $4 billion sector that is getting $38 billion injected. 70% of that, by law, will be spent over the next three years. however you want to figure it, every company in the space is going to benefit. >> glen, nice to talk to you. >>> final trade after this break. eeeeeeeeeeeee allscripts on glen tullman. pete, what do you t

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we are live in glen burnie, i'm jessica kartalija, back to you on tv hill.o, ravens. >> at least you see the fans sitting behind you are quiet. that's all we care about. >> hey, it's risky to be eating over here. that's all i have to say. >> jessica, thank you very much. >>> complete coverage continues now with mark viviano. >>> there are several reasons why many experts are picking the ravens to make another play- off run this season. i've isolated a couple of those reasons. let's call them baltimore's rays of hope. >> reporter: all discussions about the ravens begins with their defense. and that defense is led by ray lewis. the last original raven, entering his 14th nfl season. louis be -- lewis began and continues the ravens' legacy of a dominated defense. >> reporter: we have a guy here, who is dedicated to each other. any time you have a chemistry like that, it's almost impossible not to have that kind of defense. >> reporter: the ray of hope on the offense is ray rice. a second-year running back who could become the most versatile offensive weapon the

pat warren, wjz eyewitness news. >> and city leaders will be unveiling the first speed camera at glen mount elementary in a special ceremony on monday. >>> three people, including a 14-year-old, have been arrested for beating and robbingage 86- year-old man. but police say the group approached and attacked him while he was working at the cambridge laundry. the man was treated and released from the hospital. the 14-year-old was was released to a guardian. and the other two are being held on $100,000 bond. >>> and a new code of conduct for maryland high school sports teams. respect for diversity is at the top of the list. and this year, student athlete handbook, this edition jumps out to allegations of racial slurs between ford hill and dunbar of washington, d.c. that game ended when dunbar's coach ended his team off the field. >>> a man plotted of suspending a bombing attack has been moved to new york to face charges. the feds are using surveillance video as part of their case. >> reporter: a plane, believed to be carrying suspected terrorist najibullah zazi is on its way from denver t

joseph from glen burnie writes. it is premature to judge the team on three games. wait three more games. and ask the same question. >> well, we will have more responses coming up on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> and were looking for all of your ravens' fans and all of your purple pride. send us your pictures showing off the purple pride. go to foxbaltimore.com/purple pride. or send your video and pictures directly from your cell phones to pics@foxbaltimore.com. >> okay. what's out there? what steps can i take to help myself and also to align myself to help make a difference? >> later on fox 45 news at 10:00. a former raven facing a terminal illness. a closer look at oj's battle. and how you can help fight the disease. >> that's heartbreaking. i don't want that to happen. so screaming for help. >> also ahead. she tried to help just five cats. we will show you what the problem turned into. >> and the mounting violence in afghanistan claims another life. this time a marine from maryland. i am myranda stephens and i will have the story coming up. (announcer) let's sa

one man of glen burnie was killed when his boat collided with another boat. some people were thrown from the vessel. an investigatn on the crash is under way. a pageant winner is filing a suit for discrimination. they told her to stop mentioning god before her controversial remarks on same-sex marriage. she was fired from missing several appearances. instant coffee is made by adding water to packet. the ceo of starbucks says they will offer their own single cup of coffee while people are traveling. it will be available to customers soon. i think it will be a popular item. >> you will need something to keep you warm tomorrow morning because it will be chilly. >> this is a quick change. >> yes. it will not last. let'ge unbmer.s umbers. 64 ed ogr enesthe campus ofh the normally are at night n august. mellon county down to 49. it wants to talk about our tropical weather. -- maryland county down to 49. we want to talk about our tropical weather. this could become tropical storm erica. reagan national at a high of 76. old values below the average for the final day

. >>>-- outside glen mount elementary and middle school. >> it was a very trying and experience. it's something you never want to see happen to a child, i understand that it cracked her pelvis. >> reporter: the school zone on walder avenue is clearly posted. drivers are informed of how fast they are going. but the children think they just don't care. >> yes, definitely. they just speed through there, not caring what happens. they are just focused on where they need to go. >> reporter: the cameras may get their attention. >> people really need to be mindful and slow down. because if not they're going to pay, and it's not about generating extra revenue, it's a safety factor that's been ongoing within the city and communities who are just fed up with people speeding. >> reporter: garius wagner agrees with the mayor. >> if people get him in the street, they may get hurt and have to go to the hospital. because i see people running red lights all the time around here, not just around here but around other places too. >> reporter: the first 30 day, speeders caught on camera will get a w

reporting live in glen burnie, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> coming up this morning on "good morningyland" at 9:00 -- when it comes to dementia, most people think it only happens to those up there in age but you know what? it can happen even earlier. we'll introduce to you a man in his 50s with early onset dementia. that and more. we'll also talk about the baltimore speaker series, coming up at 9:00. see you then. >>> that, of course, is bernie madoff, before he was sentenced to prison for life. this morning, we have what's being called a chilling glimpse behind the golden doors of bernie madoff's empire. our brian ross takes us inside the pages of his unprecedented expose, of a man, whose epic deception destroyed fortunes and destroyed lives. >>> and also coming up, all of the supplements that you see on the shelves in the drugstore, the dietary supplements. we know what they're supposed to do. but what do they really do? especially to teens. some parents are taking their concerns all the way to capitol hill. we'll tell you why. >>> this morning, we have testimony in the travolta fa

in maryland soldier from glen bernie is one of the latest casualties in afghanistan. sgt. 1st class bradley bohle was one of three soldiers inside a vehicle patrolling the helm and profits -- helmand province when their vehicle was struck. baltimore police are searching for the gunman who shot four people last night in baltimore. police say three men and one woman were being treated for non-life threatening injuries. witnesses say two men got out of a white car and opened fire. baltimore city police have stepped up patrols in the same neighborhood where police say john hopkins student killed an intruder with a samurai sword. it was 2:30 when a call from a neighbor prompted police to search the home. they found a back gate unlocked but nothing suspicious. when the student, 20-year-old john pontolillo, search the garage, that is when the suspect jumped at him and that is when he hit the suspect with the sword. >> we do not believe there is any criminal intent. we believe this to the feared for his life and was defending himself. >> least say it is up to the city attorne

temperatures tonight, low 70s. 73 in gaithersburg. 73 in woodbridge and 74 in fredricksburg and 74 in glen burnie. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy and pleasant. 60s and 70s. winds south easterly at 10. the showers will be in the mountains tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, mostly sunny and warm. a shower west of town possible. we mean west like winchester, low ray. winds will still be southeasterly at 10. temperatures will still be close to 80 despite the cloud cover. a lot of thunderstorms through much of missouri. a solid line of severe weather stretching through southwestern missouri, about to go into northwestern arkansas. we still have a tremendous amount of showers in the east. we've seen rain and showers in this area and we saw the flooding in north carolina and it looks like they'll have one more night and day of pretty heavy day storms. we may see a couple of showers tonight in garrett county. that's about it. the zone forecast, all six zones are on our website. shower possible winchester. mid-70s. less of a chance as you get toward leesburg, mid-70s. a lot of clouds, mid-70s in

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he was from glen burnie and faced out of ft. bragg, north carolina. maryland comptroller wants another term. the democrat from maryland filed with the board today to run for a second term of office. the comptroller collects taxes, regulates alcohol, tobacco and motor fuel industry. >>> in the 9 news now update, an announcement to cut 150 jobs in portion county is on hold until next month. the county is already terminated 55 positions but the state just cut another $22.7 million in funding to the county. union officials say county employees will learn by october 1st if they are in fact losing their jobs. police, fire and corrections officers are not expected to be part of this round of cuts. >>> a prince georges county attorney tells the "washington post" he's looking to appeal a civil verdict against a police corps corporal. a jury found the corporal negligent in a deadly 2007 crash and awarded the victim's family $4 million. chavez's cruiser slammedded in to a car driven by brian gray, a 2 a-year-old university of maryland student. chavez was going t

mayor dixon will be at glen mount elementary for that announcement.hey will unveil the first of 51 speed cameras that will be unstalled. the law allowing the cameras in school zones goes into effect on thursday. >>> texting while driving is never a good idea but this week it will become illegal. maryland's new ban on texting goes into effect on thursday. anyone caught texting while driving get fined $500. the law bans only writing a text not reading one. officials say police officers will have a lot of discretion on enforcing the law and decisions will be bayed on what officers witness. >>> the ravens face the cleveland browns yesterday and the hometown team came up with another win. the team was already ahead 13-0 during the second quarter when willis mcgahee ran 15 yards for his second touch down of the first half. the ravens headed into half time leading 20-0, and then in the 4th quarter, veteran derrick mason capped things off in style. joe flacco hit him down field for a 72-yard completion. the final score 34-3 ravens. >>> obviously a really impo

pointing out some of the rhetoric coming from the top of the conservative food chain, rush limbaugh, gleneck, mark thompson, beck saying that the health care bill is really just about repar ratiations for back people. that doesn't mean every white person opposed to obama is responding to the racism that's being perpetrated but that rhetoric is out there. >> i hear what you're saying and i hear what you're saying specifically about what president carter said but the way some people took it, let me read a statement that michael steele made, chairman of the republican national committee. this is how he and a lot of people took it. characterizing american's disapproval of president obama's policy as being based on race is an outrage and a troubling sign about the length democrats will go to to disparage all who disagree with them. playing the race cards show democrats are willing to deal from the bottom of the deck. some people say he played the race card period and now no one can criticize president obama without being seen as a racist. plain and simple. >> the problem is white folks have an

puddles stretching through glen ample on the north side of towsend and the beltway you have had heavy rain in westminster. this is the north side of the beltway. it is sliding across the area. and though it is not as heavy on the south side of ann arundel county you may have some wet pavement. we'll watch this rain for the next two or three hours. after that temperatures may briefly dip into the upper 50s. we'll get back to 65 by lunchtime. partly sunny. 72 this afternoon. right now 6:00 to the roads we go with kim brown. >> thank you, justin. the earlier crash we had at lutherville has been cleared. as we look at the westside of the beltway at liberty road traffic is moving at a good pace. definitely use caution before you head out. no problems to let you know about so far on the beltway. we have traffic building southbound on the harrisburg expressway approaching 695. same thing 795. traffic is moving at a good pace so far. jfx northern parkway traffic looks good. if you'd like the follow me on twitter you can do it. >>> police carry guns protecting us and themselves. it came in han

and middle school in glen bernie. the nfl network gave the school $50,000 for its athletic program. some laban's players even showed up to help celebrate the donation. >> the program is called keith gym in school -- keep gym in school, and it is all about the health of our children. it was a huge pep rally here. some ravens players and cheerleaders and the marching band from line were here to celebrate nfl network's keep gym in school, a program that promotes physical education. >> we are encouraging young people to exercise for 60 minutes a day. >> part of the money went to install this rock climbing wall. >> help them use their physical skills to climb up, and i do not think many if any middle schools in our districts have them. >> for ravens players, the program is very important. >> that is what being a kid is all about, running around and having fun. i think we are here today just to tell kids that that is a good thing. >> there is so many fun activities you can do on a daily basis, but make sure you are not sitting around in a house on your computer watching tv. let's get up,

looks like we'll have this band of rain slide through in the next hour or two. 65 glen burnie. some spots in the upper 50s. it's rained for a couple of hours then we'll try to break out sun back to only 72 starting to cool down this afternoon. here's kim with the wet roads. >> we have building volume on southbound 95 as you approach the beltway and the 895 split. here at hartford road traffic is moving along at a good pace. no problem or accidents to let you know about. downtown ball we have trafficlitises not working. that's in the vicinity of calvert street and north avenue. east mount vernon place at st. paul street remains closed because of the baltimore book festival. that remains in effect until monday afternoon no real problems at this time. >>> as you head to work today keep a baltimore city police officer in your thoughts. he is in critical condition after he was shot several times. we know that this officer was off-duty when at least two men tried to rob him. >> reporter: good morning. an off-duty police officer is in the intensive care unit in morning after she was s

corcoran middle school in glen burnie was evacuated shortly after 8:00. apparently the crews were doing some work on the roof when chemical fumes got into the ventilation system and spread throughout the building. students complained of adaches and nausea. >> transported a soalt of 16 students to -- total of 16 students to local hospitals, all with minor injuries, complaints of headache, nausea and vomiting. a student was released to the parent early, refused medical treatment. all the work on the roof ceased at this time. the ventilation system has been shut down. >> crews vend laid the -- vent laid the system and an hour and a half later kids let back in and classes resumed. >>> an unbelievable scene after the deadly tsunami in the pacific. at least 116 people in smois why killed after -- smois were killed after a giant wave sent it crashing throughout the islands. the tragedy hits close to home for a baltimore ravens player, nose tackle haloti ngata has extended family in samoa, and so far no one has been able to get in contact with them. >> we're tryi

at the corner of walter and glen moore avenues is where the first of 51 speed cameras will be placed. the speed cameras take the place of monitoring devices like this one. baltimore city and baltimore county have approved (no audio) all right, we apologize clearly we're having a technical problem. we will stay on top of that. we will check in with linda as soon as we fix the problem. >>> the latest developments in the murder-suicide that stunned a maryland community. this unfolded friday evening in mt. airy where authorities found a family of four in a an apparent murder-suicide. shery johnson is live with how the community is coming together. >> reporter: a candlelight village brought out friends, neighbors and the local fire department. charles dalton killed his wife jennifer, their two kids and the dog before taking his own life. dalton shot his family while they were sleeping. a friend made that discovery friday night. those who knew the family say they attended church regularly, but some belief there were financial issues that led charles dalton to commit these crimes. >> this wa

it started in glen bernie where he fled the scene of a traffic stop. they located the suspect identified as demicia williams. >> the police became involved in the search for the subject, as they went in searching an anne arundel police officer found him walk ago long. he went over and attempted to strike the anne arundel detective. the detective fearing for his life pulled out his weapon and fired several shots. >> reporter: williams was able to escape the shooting but later turned up at a hospital and was treated for gunshot wounds. he's been arrested and is being hilled on bond. >>> baltimore county police are investigating a suspicious death. david weeks was found dead inside this home this morning in perry hall. the #5u-year-old was murdered and it was not random act. if you have any information you are urged to call baltimore county police. >>> gunshots ring out in baltimore city claiming the life of a young man. the shooting happened in the 1800 block of dover street shortly after midnight. jamal white was rushed to shock trauma and later pronoun

. >> narrator: the park was established with a bequest from john glen of catonsville, and specifically designed as an urban escape from sweltering baltimore. >> ross kimmel: besley realized that one of the best ways to sell the public on the forestry agenda was to encourage them to recreate in the out-of-doors. and by the middle of the 19-teens, he'd established public camping grounds along the patapsco river, where people from the city could come out for as long as they chose. some people came for as long as five or six months and lived in the park, using the railroad to commute into the city. yeah, even the besley family would spend a couple months at a time camping along the patapsco in the 19-teens and '20s. >> narrator: state parks were built on a premise that human beings need nature for resource and rejuvenation. >> nita settina, superintendent, maryland park service: there is nothing more contrasting to the hustle and bustle of street life, and shops, and offices than a pond, a waterfall, a forest. and i think that contrast is critical to the emotional and psychological well-be

we are not looking for any until tuesday the way things are looking. 77 glen burnie and rock hall 76 degrees. here's your forecast. tonight a few clouds down to the south. basically a lot of sunshine across the region. during the day tomorrow lots of sunshine. all the shower activity will remain to the west of us. things look good. i think you'll enjoy the weekend. forecast for overnight. mostly cloudy. seasonably cool. during the day tomorrow a mostly sunny day with a high of 72 degrees. the extend outlook for the next seven days. 75 sunday. showers coming in late monday night. then a rainy day on tuesday. then wednesday and thursday a chance for scattered showers. temperatures getting into the upper 70s and low 80s. we'll be back in a while with more on the weather. >> thank you. >>> let's take another look tot watermain break in dundalk. our friend kara sent this in from a logan village shopping center. she watched the road buckle. this is a 72-inch break. it is amajor problem for the dundalk area. right now the water is now rolling down south in dundalk behind the logan village s

. >> kids in middle school in glen byrne had 2 big reasons to be excited today. the school got to meet players from the baltimore ravens. the school gym program got 50,000 dollars. cork ran one of 4 schools selected for grant from the nfl keep gym in school program. >> i think more kids should be active because the obesity problem is really big and if we are more fit we can live longer. >>reporter: program is designed to help get kids active in school and out of school. >>> still ahead tonight. what you use to kill unwanted pest in your home? harmful to your health. warning from the city health department. >>> drama on ohio bridge. effort to save this man from a terrifying fall. >> and jared! to celebrate subway continuing their famous five-dollar footlong, i thought it'd be nice if we all sang the five-dollar footlong song. - ( plays note ) - ( singing in perfect pitch ) ♪ five ♪ five dollar five-dollar footlong ♪ - ♪ lo-o-o-ong - ♪ it's g-g-going strong ♪ going strong ( extends note ) ( laughing ) celebrate with our newest $5 footlong -- buffalo chicken. the sp

. $50,000, that is what is going to be given to folks here at corcoran middle school in glen bernie in an effort to keep kids fit and prevent childhood obesity. nfl network partnered with gover nor o'malley for this big announcement. it is called nfl play 60, the league's youth, health and fitness campaign to keep gym in schools. the goal is to work out 60 minutes a day. they will lead students in a fitness test and football inspired drills during a field minicamp. this is one of four middle schools nationwide receiving this grant. raven officials say brendan and matt are good role models for students. >> matt burke and brendan, two of our players out here, they basically have been working out their entire lives. it doesn't start when you are an adult but when you are a child so you can learn habits and be something life long. >> now this all kicks off this morning at so a.m. right here at the -- 10:00 a.m. right here at the school. officials say this is a great way to reinvest in the community. they plan to have new tennis courts and basketball courts for the kids. sherrie johnson abc

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glen beck is fan one this year. coming in second was the maul kin islands. they went with glen beckistan this weekend. >> they're excited to have tim pawlenty. he's kind of a moderate now. how do you think it plays? >> i'm starting to think that moderate crepublicans. the crazies start hanging around the moderate republicans and c sucking them in. like the crack dealers at school. you have to move closer to the edge and before you know it the moderates are crazy extremists you can't get out. >> it looks like we've got good economic news. quickly, the recession, is it over? >> it's not over. i will believe the recession is over when the iphone has a jobs ap. >> liz, great to have you with us on this friday edition. >>> check out our pod cast, called "the broadcast with liz winstead and darby whirly." early i asked you what you thought about this. the rhetoric about health care. will it lead to violence? 90% of you said yes. 10% of you said no. that's "the ed show." "hardball" is next. see you monday at 6:00 right here on msnbc. >>> friday night fights. let's

the oak glen fire is at 1,013 acres, 40% containment, one home damaged.ernor schwarzenegger discussed the issue of whether the state has enough money to fight these fire adequately. >> it'important for everyo to know that we have the money available to fight the fires, no matter how many fires we have, we have the money available. >> and denise tells us what's in the air and how it could affect your health. >> reporter: we live in a metro area known for air pollution. researchers say all this wildfire smoke is compounding the problem, short term and long term. >> particle exposure generally affect health adversely in the long run. the people who live in places more polluted don't live as long. >> reporter: environmental experts say the fine particulates you get from a fire may be similar to what you get from second hand smoke. the closer you sit next to a smoker, the higher the exposure. >> there's lots of proof second hand smoke causes cancer and other diseases, affects the respiratory health of children. >> the ash flying through the air and settling on

showing you in early july with morning temperatures at 68 in monkton. 70 churchville and elkton. 72 glen burnie. mid-70s crossing the bay to the eastern shore. we had rain come through overnight. snap this back six hours and 11:00 hefty rains through carroll and northern baltimore counties. enough to produce patchy fog. even though we had clearing in the overcast, we'll have a partly cloudy sky, 84 this afternoon, matching where we were yesterday, some showers pop up, a better chance of storms tonight and then as jamie said, the slide on the downward trend into the weekend. >>> let's check the roads with kim. >> thank you. all our major roads are moving along without any problems. traffic is moving at speed on the west side of the outer loop at liberty road as you make your way down towards the baltimore national pike. in catonsville keep in mind we're still dealing with that crash at rolling road and wilkens avenue that has all the lanes blocked at this time. the earlier car crash brought down a pole and wires in the road so try to avoid that area if possible. the 14th annual book festi

for 19-year-old johnny glen deng it worked. >> i - >> we just come from different walks of life. there's a bit of hope. >> reporter: as for the rest of great britain? many are hoping for a royal wedding for prince william and longtime girlfriend kate middleton. but for now the heir to the british throne plans to continue living with little brother harry in their royal bachelor pad. the two princes love to tease each other and they may be a sort of royal odd couple. prince william says harry never does the dishes. harry says his older brother is going bald. gloria riviera, abc news, london. >>> here's a look ahead to abc2 news at 6:00. more fallout from the video scandal that started in baltimore. find out who is severing ties with acorn now. >>> and a panel makes a decision on whether to approve the state's first slots machine license. >>> a preview of what is ahead on "world news" at 6:30. >> coming up on "world news" -- an american diplomat caught on tape in a mosqueo hotel room but -- moscow hotel room but the u.s. says it's really a fake set up by the kgb. a throwback? coming

joseph from glen burnie writes, when they start to have meetings at disney world and 5 star resorts, it makes you wonder. to read more of the responses, go to foxbaltimore.com and click on question of the day. >> well, last week's watermain break in dundalk is raising new concern about the state of baltimore's infrastructure. the city said there have been 5000 watermain breaks in the last four years, baltimore is not alone. this week u.s. senator cardin called on washington to pump $35 billion into repairing the country's infrastructure. >> a possible hate crime in anne arundel county. this morning a family found what appears to be a swastica spray paint order their home. in the 100 block of chesapeake court in hanover. african american family lives here. and tonight they cannot rule out they were the targets maybe because of race. >> i hope it wasn't targeted. i hope it was just somebody that just playing around. but either way, it is very disturbing. >> and so far, police have yet to call it a hate crime. >> baltimore police shoot a man they came came at them with a weapon. and the

a gusty breeze, we're going to hold ourselves to 71 in dundalk. 73 towson and ellicott city and glennie, closer to the water because of the breeze, about 72 degrees as we head in through tonight and tomorrow the winds pick up. tomorrow a wet day, tomorrow could be a soaker for some. 66 degrees, 74 the showers end on friday and low 80s as we dry out over the weekend. >>> 5:25. back to you. >> let's go to new york and get "tech bytes" with vinita nair. there's a lot of news. >> reporter: in today's "tech bytes," a big day for apple. the company is set to unveil new products at an invitation only event in san francisco today. new i-pods are expected to be one of the highlights. it's widely rumored that the i-pod touch and nano will be getting built-in cameras. apple fans wills anxious to see if steve jobs will be back to introduce the new products. he recently returned from a six-month medical leave. >>> one of the most popular on-line photo services finally has an iphone ap. flickr launched an application that makes it easier to upload, share and tag photos on the video web site. membe

john from glen burnie said. his home was invaded and the student took another bad guy off the streets. he should have a parade. not criminal charges. >> in annapolis tonight prosecutors urge lawmakers to toughen laws against gangs. baltimore state attorney jes pee said mandatory consecutive sentences for criminals are critical. >> what we want to do is make sure that those individuals that are stealing and robbing our youth, of their future. are the ones that we use this statute you and we put them away for as long as possible. >> but the a.c.l.u. said young people should not be prosecuteed for being associated simply with gangs. >> a teenager charged with raping a 7-year-old girl in crofton back in march will be tried as an adult. anne arundel county judge said part of the decision came from the fact that david raszewski admitted his actions were wrong. several experts testify that he had an autism disorder and learning disabilities. he is facing 19 charges, and scheduled to go on trial at the end of the month.

monkton now at 59. 63 in glen burnie. frederick at 60 degrees. emmitsburg at 59. 63 aberdeen. rock hall 66. annapolis now at below normal 64. overnight this area through here, we're seeing a few light clouds and overnight we're going to be seeing a mostly clear sky with a few clouds but that thing continues, that area of low pressure continues to rotate counterclockwise there. are showers there. the majority out to the west but one or two could make it into the baltimore area. basically by thursday and friday some nice weather is on tap. if you don't mind it being a little on the cool side. or for that matter, a lot on the cool side. for the overnight period. partly cloudy, breezy and chilly, an overnight low of 49 degrees but again north and west of the beltway, out near, oh, let's say sykesville and up towards monkton, they could see temperatures around 46, 47 degrees. during the day tomorrow we recover, partly cloudy, a chance for a brief shower with a high of 67. the coldest night is going to be wednesday night into thursday morning. 44 degrees and again some of those monk