. >>> next at 5:45, an iteam investigation. the secrets to a successful trip in the air from the best time to fly to the airlines to avoid. >>> in sports dan will reveal the fate of this unlucky >>> if early bird specials aren't enough to lure shoppers into stores black friday. some retail giants are sweetening the pot with some free stuff. old navy giving out a limited number of free digital cameras to people who spend at least 40 bucks. jcpenney handing out free disney snow globes on black friday and sears giving away ornaments and tool bags. best buy, some of them offering a free outdoor movie and refreshments for you folks waiting in line. >>> the holiday travel season is here, but delays can be added baggage for air travelers. the news 4 iteam is crunching the numbers for us to show you the most reliable times to fly. the secrets to a successful trip. trisha. >> how expensive it is to fly these days. the last thing you want to do is spend even more money because your flight is canceled or you miss it entirely. so, we dug t

it follows a news 4 iteam investigation. >> last night we showed you how 90% of the organizations whopplied to grow medical favor want a want to set up in ward 5. ward 5 councilman harry thomas tells us he's going to introduce emergencies legislation that will limit the number of centers in his ward. but the people who want to grow their mayor want say the neighbors have nothing to be afraid of. montgomery player is taking us through a tour through unmarked passages and three lobbed doors. >> you can't get into this facility except through the door. restraining orders behind this door, he said he and four other applicants have teamed up hoping to grow medal marijuana. he said strict zahning laws and cheap rental space is why so many applicantsnded up in the same neighborhood. but neighbors worry these pot farms will encourage crime to grow. >> drugs are being sold, robberies -- my car was just broken into less than a week ago. >> reporter: a news 4 i team analysis of crime data shows many of the marijuana applicants want to locate in spots directly across the street from recent thefts

. >> iteam has learned that the fire department has issued a formal apology to a band paramedics' almost refused to provide emergency medical services. on veteran's day, they were invited to participate in the parade. as they were trying to get to the staging area, they were struck by a car while crossing the street. paramedics toldmr. grant he would have to leave his guide dog on the sidewalk or he would not receive service. today the ems department said they were sorry. they sent two represented to us to deliver the apology. >> i accept the apology. they are going to extend its this training to more paramedics so no -- they know in the future if something like this happens again, they know that the service stocks have to go with a person. >> sadly, the dog had to be sent back to school to be retrained because he was so traumatized. you can watch the full story when mr. gramm first spoke out on our website. go to wbaltv.com and clikc on local news. >> giodarno is expected to be released this evening. what this means for prosecutors in aruba. >> if your kid plays soccer, you will want to

that help is coming at a much bigger press that she thought her she called the iteam when she found out there was an expense of bank error that had her in over her head. >> as barry simms talas, she now has more trouble than she had before. >> although comfortable in her kitchen,donna roberts distressing to talk about her, and what she is doing to save it. >> i am not looking for a tension pierre >> she agreed to share her fight like other maryland homeowners. she qualified for and received a law modification. she remained in serious jeopardy of a foreclosure. >> this has been an absolute nightmare. >> she had a 180,000 conventional loan from suntrust bank. on disability and with mounting medical expenses, she exhausted most of her retirement savings. she worried that some should not be able to pay her mortgage. >> our state law with the rest of the country -- >> and she saw a announcement for maryland hope. the hot lunch, she was connected to a nonprofit group called home partnership. a counselor helped her get the modification. now she is extremely perplexed. >> i want my life back. i

. >>> now to a news 4 iteam exclusive. look at where the pot may be growing for the district's new medical marijuana business. 24 out of the 28 applications for new consult vacation centers in the city are in one section of northeast d.c. some residents there are furious. they say it's unfair their neighborhood could be ground zero for a business they see as unseemly. >> we're in the heart of the community where it's been truly plagued with the issues, crime and drugs for many, many years. and this is going to add to it. >> how are they going to deal with security? how are they going to deal with people buying their medical marijuana and turning around and selling it inspect those questions need to be answered. >> community leaders have held public meetings so residents can voice their concerns. they plan on holding at least two more meetings before december when the city must decide where the marijuana factories will set up shop. >>> the fbi may be changing addresses. "the washington post" reports that the government acco

there will be another iteam report on this story tonight at 11:00. >>> a former jesuit priest and teachers will be sentenced to day. he pled guilty of two charges of sex offenses. he was arrested back in january after two former students at georgetown prep said orr molested them. he taught at the school between 1989 and 2003. >>> the d.c. war memorial is set to reopen today down on the national mall. it just underwent a $3 million renovation. this memorial honors washingtonians who served in world war i and lists the names of those who lost their lives in that war. >> today defense secretary leon panetta will dedicate the medical facility in bethesda. it's the result of a merger between the national naval medical center and the walter reed medical center. it will treat nearly 1 million patients per year. >>> this morning, the toll the commute could be taking on your health. >>> also, the moment a little boy was hit by a metro bus and what may have just saved his life. >>> and a soupy start out there this morning. weather and traffic on the 1s, next. >>> 6:39 is our time right now. 51 degre