in baltimore city, we are dealing with another accident on frank first, at hanover street.ou are traveling through the fort mc henry, there is nothing to get in your way, harbor ton leal be clear. here is what the west side looks like at baltimore national pike, no problems what solve, it will be clear from 795 rs down to 95. >>> baltimore county firefighter is charged with sexually abusing two teen boys. linda so is life at county police headquarter with the latest. it seems police are working to get the man's photograph out there. why are they doing that? >> reporter: police believe there are victims who have yet to come forward. parents, take a good look at this picture. 23 year old, anthony cotel of owings mills is accused of sexually abusing two, 14-year- old boys. one of the victims contacted police last week and told them cotel abused him while living with his family and said he witnessed cotel abusing one of his friend's at his house. cotel is a probationary firefighter with the baltimore county fire department and active volunteer with the landsdown firefighter dep

we will start along south hanover street. an accident with entrapment. police are working on the scene. italy wants to avoid as you travel on eastern avenue at 54th street -- definitely one you want to avoid as you travel on east and 54th street. in looks like we may have a problem on i-83. delays are forming in the southbound direction. we will look into this in the area of middletown road. looking pretty good on the north side. we are looking at the latest on the west side outer loop. we will keep you posted. a quick live look dead traffic. he lays down toward the 895 split toward the marsh area. a slowdown developing from liberty toward the outer loop. and talk about the history of medicine. we are learning a lot from the live shots this morning. good morning. >> good morning. so much history to be learned here in north baltimore. this is one of the oldest buildings in the entire medical community. they are celebrating their open house this friday. they will be celebrating 200 years that this building has stood in its place. all of the development beh

there is' also a report that was done from a program in hanover, germany that evaluated things such as -- i think, i haven't seen the report, but impact on emissions and where -- whether this was reducing trips or not. and, so, we're eager to evaluate what the experience in hanover was as well. * >> and in this evaluation process, when did it begin, you said in 2003 -- in 2013? >> no. so, we've already asked the company for the information and they've sent some is and we've begun our outreach to the other cities. for we're not waiting for this on-street next round of the on-street pilot to launch before we start that evaluation. we're doing that now. >> okay. so, can you give me some indication as to how -- is this a dedicated staff person or several staff persons that are going to be -- going to be studying this data or culling through it, developing different model structures? i'm trying to get a sense as to how deeply committed mta, department of environment is to conducting studying this particular -- >> so, our motivation is finding ways to get people out of their cars. so, we hav

victor was part of hanover's legal team >> these comments were way, way over the top.onally that you have to be out there being vilified and at times vilifying other people? >> i don't think i vilify other people except in context of lawsuits. and it's water off my back. i don't think it bothers me at all >> reporter: neither did the unsuccessful fight to force him out as chairman of new york's judicial conduct commission as a result of a book he wrote with comedian jackie mason. in it, comments deemed inappropriate by many including victor, once chairman of the commission himself. >> some very vulgar comments about people. they were ethnically insensitive, offensive comments. it damagedded the stature and reputation of the commission. >> we decided to write about the people we find obnoxious or disgusting in different ways >> reporter: jackie mason on the subject >> we called them names for a day, but i would say it affected him in anyway. maybe it affected them. they got furious. >> reporter: raoul felder and jackie mason have been close friends for more than 25 year

. >> you by the overalls at walmart on hanover and dubiety = dye.u buy the rit >> fans are still very proud. >> they have had a great year. we're excited about the orioles. >> we have another score update to pass along. they are winning 3-2. but will have more in sports later. >> fans of the game are chowing down on some tasty treats. the culinary crew reported they had extra mouths to feed because of the rain delay. they spend most of today prepping in advance in case of more bad weather. fans are confident the team will rally. that is what they're doing right now. that optimism is shared by fans all over and keeping area stores topping at a time when there used to seeing only ravens purple. places like poor boys in dundalk are coming off an amazingly busy weekend. >> with tonight's game likely to run past midnight, here's a look at how the divisional series against the yankees shakes out. game 3 is scheduled for wednesday night. start time at 7:37 p.m. the first to win moves on to the asics. in the event that they advance, the tickets will go on sale tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. t

east hanover middle school had set up messages on the new anti-bullying bill of rights. the school counselor was appointed last year at the school's an -- as the school's anti-bullying specialist. >> so this is, like, my anti-bullying bible. where i have all my information. >> reporter: the law requires each school district to create its own anti-bullying program. the program sets out detailed procedure to follow when bullying occurs and steps for dealing with the bully. when bullying is reported, she and others begin an investigation and contact the offender. they also contact afterschool counseling. the law even stipulas that the student can be suspended or expelled and the case reported to police if it's serious. >> the benefit about this law is that it's a must. so every school district has to handle and report in the same way. so there's no gray area and it's not something that's subjective. >> japan has no laws dealing with school bullying. local governments have started passing regulations to address the issue. they're informing educators, parents and others in th

it takes place at dave and busters in hanover. tickets are 25 bucksment buy them at the door. >>> speaking of the ravens, it was a tough afternoon in texas sunday. baltimore's offense sputtered the game, and though we had the return of sugs -- the texans hung to points on the ravens in the second quarter alone in route to a 43-13 bullout. it's off to cleveland where they take on the browns november 4th. time for a check of the forecast. >>> we are looking at the satellite and radar, the big picture, we see snow back off towards the west, mixing with showers, rain showers that is. towards the middle of the nation, iowa, missouri, dealing with thunderstorms, and as we slide further off towards the east, high pressure that's going to set up shop here, as we go through today and that will continue as we head throughout the week. we are looking at plenty of shall be through the next several days and temperatures will warm up. show you the temperatures in a second. as we look at a closer view, clear skies, we are dealing with radiationa

reporting live in hanover, maryland, scott broom, 9 news now. >>> people up and down the east coast are tracking hurricane sandy and this video is just in from cuba as residents there are preparing for the storm. people in one proffiness were trimming trees, cleaning -- province were trimming trees and cleaning out drains. i'm in the weather center and everybody wants to know what's the latest track for the storm. >> the track has not changed much the next two days. of that it becomes more interesting. let's start with the satellite picture, very well defined eye as it went over kingston, jamaica, essentially over king stop, jamaica, with 80 mile-per- hour winds and 100 mile-per- hour gusts still a category 1 storm, but that's a pretty intense storm when it hits you directly. now it's headed for the eastern part of cuba, hurricane warnings in effect there as well as central bahamas. you can see the eye that formed just as it rolled across kingston, jamaica. so it's a pretty well organized storm. because of that we already have tropical storm warnings from ocean reef to sebastian inlet f

this hanover middle school has set up measures based on the new anti-bullying bill of rights. the school counselor was appointed last year at the school's anti-bullying specialist. >> so this is like my anti-bullying bible. where i have all my information. >> reporter: the law requires each school district to create its own anti-bullying program. the program sets out detailed procedures to follow when bullies occurs and steps for dealing with the bully. when bullying is reported, they begin an investigation and contact the offender. they also contact after-school counseling. the law even stipulates that the student can be suspended or expelled and the case reported to the police if it's serious. >> the benefit about this law is that it's a must. so every school district has to handle a report in the same way. so there is no gray area and it's not something that is really subjective. >> japan has no laws dealing with school bullying, but local governments have started passing regulations to address the issue. they're informing educators, parents, and others in the community tha

happened on route 30 near theme park way in hanover county.ox was directing traffic as people left the state fair when the suv hit hill. he was take ton a nearby hospital where he died from his injuries. >>> hours after arriving in the united states, five terror suspects pleaded not guilty today in federal court. suspects fought extradition from england for years. today they were charged with recruiting terrorists and providing terrorist groups with money and equipment. four of the five men pleaded not guilty'sthe fifth suspect did not enter a plea but it charged with attempting to set up a terrorist training camp in oregon. all of the men face up to life in prison if convicted. >>> pope benedict's former butler found guilty today of stealing thousands of vatican documents including some of the pope's private letters alleging corruption within the church. poolo was sentenced to 18 months in prison. he'll begin serving time under house arrest and many expect him to be pardoned by pope benedict. gabriela does not feel like a heave and did what h

so if you are traveling towards harrisburg chambersburg and hanover and york you will get into the wetther. mostly dry skies for today. that wet weather should stay to the north and this is what's going on as we go through time. by lunchtime, 71 degrees. warming things up by 3:00 and we will have the sun-cloud mix throughout the day. yesterday we had ample sunshine. that's not the case going into the afternoon. and then we will be dry as we go into 7 this evening. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with accidents across the region the trouble in anne arundel county a crash along westbound lanes of route 32 at annapolis road. using 95 to get downtown, there's an accident northbound at 395 that is causing a backup and on west side of the beltway we are dealing with a crash on the outer loop at security boulevard. here's what it looks like a little north of the scene. at old court the congestion and delays taking you 15 minutes right now to travel from 795 down towards 95. if you are using the harrisburg express

there's crash going on on south hanover at west street you will want to wap out for. and in baltimore county an accident in dundalk that's going to be right on eastern avenue at 54th street. as we check in and look at some of the main lines, here's what the beltway looks like in towson at dulaney valley road. no problems to report. it will be nice and clear as you make the drive up towards 83. this is the west side at liberty road traffic starting to pick up but no significant delays it's going to take 12 minutes to travel the outer loop from 795towards 95 and 59 going to be clear traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel. looking at normal 8 minutes right now to travel northbound from the beltway all the way to the toll plaza. that's a look at your ab -- abc2 timesaver traffic now over to you. >>> if you are like many of us you may carry this around your smart phone. night easy to -- it's not eatsy -- easy to set down yacht may do it on the bathroom srchg but the caution because this could be collecting a lot of germs. and renee marsh is live with some of the risk an

of poisonous gas has forced over fourteen hundred germans out of their homes in the outskirts of hanover the incident occurred at a factory run by u.s. food giant kraft after the workers accidentally poured acid into a tank containing sodium hydroxide or ultimately triggering a bad reaction of some seven hundred firefighters are deployed to the site amid fears of a possible explosion local schools and nurseries have been closed as a precaution. french wine makers are sounding the alarm they claim the country's finest grapes are falling into foreign hands and millionaires from abroad have already bought dozens of vineyards and don't plan on stopping their paris meantime and shrugging his shoulders saying the deals are completely legal all nationalists warn the future of france will no longer lie in the hands of the french financial reports. wine the french culture pride and prestige but some say the country's national identity is now threatened by foreigners hunting for the news all across the country this shuttle we've just had to have the vineyards in french burgundy region home to one

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this happened on rte. 30 and hanover county. the trooper was directing traffic at an intersection when he was struck by an suv. he iswas rushed to the medical center where he later died. >> we are munching a developing story. newschopper error 7 is looking for a missing boater who is here to be dead. the victim may be part of a nearby college community. >> outrage from a dog sitter he was attacked by a man while walking several dogs. now what is missing. it has led for a desperate search for the pet and the attacker. >> hebrews my arm as you. >> she was walking the dogs. along came the dog she was taking care of appeared she said things quickly got weird when a jogger who is friendly at first are to claiming murray bit him. he grabs the leash. it caused his collar to come off. started chasing him up the street. >> and get even worse. she claims the man physically attacked her and as of wrapped her breast and other private areas. >> when i started yelling, he finally gave up and left. >> she hopes police cameras may have caught i

fox was killed is the night after he was hit by an suv while directing traffic at the state fair in hanovercounty. he's a virginiainateive when graduated from virginia tech and is survived by his wife, mother, sister, and step brother. the funeral arrangements have not been released. >>> family and friends gathered in fairfax this afternoon for a vigil for a missing teenager. the 17-year-old brian glen has been missing since monday morning. he was last seen dropping his younger brother off at w.t. woodson hospital. the police found his car a mile and a half away and they reviewing surveillance video from a nearby duncan donuts. the police found a receipt in glen's car time stamped at 8:00 a.m. monday morn -- monday morning. >>> in tonight's health alert, officials have identified a third patient infected with fungal meningitis after receiving a steroids injection. it's killed seven people and sickened more than 60 people across nine states. health officials say the contaminated shots may have been delivered to as many as 23 states. and they fear thousands more could have been exposed. >>> t

a manufacturer based in hanover, pennsylvania.r, there it is, one design awards as included in prominent collections and museums, sold in 48 countries. restoration hardware is now offering a line of navy branded chairs and schools that look, well, very similar. the company hit restoration with a lawsuit. charging various trademark and design infringement saying it is being dramatically harmed by the hardware giants action. up next, president obama dumped expectations ahead of the first presidential debate. some humilit from president obama. really, really? the "a-team" will assess all of that and much more. we are joined. there they are. here they come. we're coming right back. ...seems like you guys got a little gassed out there. enough already. c'mon guys. next question. hello! what's your favorite color? what's my favorite color? yes. purple. what's your favorite animal? sea turtle. what's your bedtime? do you believe in space aliens? ...i love puppies. hash browns or home fries? home fries. do you like my dress? why can't you

another accident of note that has never -- at hanover street. some delays toward patermille road.me delays showing on southbound 795 at mcdonald's road. over to you, tony. >> there is a slight chance there could be a few sprinkles. you can see a couple of sprinkel is trying to come in out of the mountains. you can see one of those pass by your neighborhood. most of you will not see any rain. we will make it up to 78. the average temperature is 64. above average on >>> and it is good. very good. a game-winning field goal for an underdog high school team in new jersey. the kicker is now a local hero, and he's a remarkable football player who also happens to be autistic, and we're going to meet him and hear his great story coming up. 7:30 now on a wednesday morning. it's the 24th of october. 2012. i'm savannah guthrie alongside matt lauer. >> also ahead, after serving ten years of a 20 to life sentence for the 1975 murder of martha moxley, kennedy cousin michael skakel gets his first parole hearing today so coming up why his attorney says he should now be released. >> we're finally g

it happened yesterday near the city of hanover. someone accidentally poured acid into a contain we are sodium hydroxide. that created a poisonous cloud. officials shut down schools and nearby highways. about 1,400 people were vaektd. a few hours ago, emergency crewcrews contained the leak. >> reporter: pope benedict xvi is sending a delegate. it will include top officials. they're expected to leave for syria next week. a spokesman for the pope said church leaders cannot be spectators, given the suffering in the war. that delegation will include an afford core human rights. >>> and the packsi girl who was shot in the head by the taliban. the 14-year-old was transferred to a hospital in england for treatment. police say two people who tried to get into the hospital to see the girl were questioned and turned away. one of the intruders claimed to be her mother. the british officials say malala's parents are still in pakistan but they plan to join her soon. malala was on her way home from school tuesday when she was shot in the head bec

tonight--6:07pm >> this team has hanover city. >> i'm the voice said this tenor 15 that sounds like there'ss pl of will be wearing a pair should of course. they are on a when hold right now-- wind. if he succeeds he will be the first skydiver to break the sound barrier. we will watch and see if they can get this capsule off the ground but right now the winds are just too strong. >> height have a not so conventional cookoff will tell you what it is when we return. >> a cookoff in arkansas is any natural attention as they are trying to cut off the best squirrel. and i'm sure how to say that as you eat your breakfast. it is a champion scroll cookoff. the primary meet of course has to be squirrele l. the travel channel got a hold of ahead and ran with it. the winning-this year was by two brothers. the winning dish was scoreless lighters-- squirrel sliders. >> gas prices remain high throughout the bay area today and jackie sissel will have the report life about how the prices have jumped just last week. never be details on present obama departure when the kron4 news continues. (car horn) paying

host: let's get a call from sean, hanover, massachusetts, republican line. caller: i could not agree less than what i -- sorry. the lady from alcu is totally wrong. i would like to hope that discrimination would be abolished. i meant to say affirmative action. i'm kind of nervous. i would hope that instead that there would be a law that passed that the colleges cannot ask your race cannot ask your sex. i would also hope that in the future we would come together instead of trying to rip each other apart by race, education in college is a privilege, not a right. you have to pay to get into college. so if you have the qual fantastics to get into college, they should take the highest scorers first. not because you are black, white, chinese, mexican, whatever. i think this is why we can't fill the high-tech jobs we have to fill today because people get into college that don't deserve to be there. host: go ahead. guest: i don't think it is discrimination against whites. there are a number of points to consider. whether your parents went to the school. this would b

the accident happened on route 30 near theme park way in hanover county.olice say the trooper was directing traffic along route 30 as people left the state fair in kings dominion when an suv hit him. he was taken to a nearby hospital. >> one woman and four men were shot along north capital street along 9:00 last night. police are now trying to figure out if the victims were targeted or shot at random. we spoke to a woman who lives nearby. >> i'm kind of scared because it's in my neighborhood and i have my daughter i'm trying to get home and i'm worried. i want to just go to my house. >> we're told one victim is in critical condition and the other four are expected to make full recoveries. >>> maryland authorities say a man who died after falling into a charles county lake didn't know how to swim. according to reports the 29-year-old man was fishing in trinity lake west of mechanicsville last evening. he fell into the lake and divers found his body two hours later. the man was a member of the local amish community and leaves behind a wife and child. >>> thr

but you also had banks making money, hanover fist, churning out products that the bankers themselves didn't even understand, in order to make big profits but knowing that it made the entire system vulnerable. what did we do? we stepped in, had the toughest reforms on wall street since the 1930s. banks, you have to raise capital requirements, you can't engage in risky behavior that is putting main street at risk. you have to have a living will so we know how you can fin things down to make a bad bet so we don't have other taxpayer bailouts, in the meantime, we had to make sure that the help we provided was paid back, every single dime, with interest. now, governor romney said he wants to repeal dodd-frank. and i appreciate and it appears we have some agreement that a marketplace to work has to have some regulation. but in the past, governor romney says he wants to repeal dodd-frank, roll it back. so the question is, does anybody out there think that the big problem we had is that there was too much oversight and regulation of wall street? because if you do, then governor romney is you

. >> host: a call from shawn, hanover, massachusetts, good morning. >> caller: i couldn't agree less than -- sorry, the lady from aclu is totally wrong. i would like to hope that discrimination would be abolished. affirmative action -- sorry, i'm nervous -- affirmative action, discrimination, and i would hope instead there's a law to pass for the colleges did not ask your race, but hope that in the future we come together rather than ripping each other apart by race. education through college is a right. you have to pay to get to college. if you take the highest scores first, not because you're black, not because you're white, chinese, mexican, whatever, they can't fill high-tech jobs today because people get in college that don't deserve to be there. >> host: go ahead. >> guest: well, i mean, you know, i don't think it's discrimination against whites who consider race in university admissions because, again, universities are looking among a pool of qualified applicants so there's a number of things to consider. it's going to disproportionally benefit whites. whether you have leaders

hanover, he repeals to republican intellectuals but a very small price of -- slice of the party. he was railing against the republican known to denigration of science and warning the party not to go off the social conservative cliff. i don't think that is the problem they are now consolidating that is what huntsman represented in the campaign. if you have of kennedy in the future as long as he can remember the three talking points. [laughter] he will have a good chance not himself but a candidate would have a possible chance of winning the nomination. >> governor perry will run for reelection. the still possibly could be a player depending done what happens. >> good morning. i have two primary questions. with the increased use of the orders by the executive branch and from the bench is the congress becoming more policy making them legislative? via the question with the attorneys comprising the executive branch and the judicial branch it is a conflict of interest. >> if the caller is still on the line i will highlight some interesting races in indiana. there are some fascinating t