live in bolton hill, janice park fox 45 news at 530. &p a...st on fox..../// ááhowardáá county police.../ are... accused of.../ writing tickets.../ to... meet.../ quot. quotas.a.../ judge ...threw out.../ several tickets.../ thursday .../// ááafteráá... a... lawyer.../ uncovered... police memos...//// áádirectingáá... police...// to... write .../// at... least.../ 2... to-4... citations... an... hour.../// ááoneáá roll call... sheet.../ we obtained.../ shows...// áápoliceáá... making... 60--stops.../ a... month...// get...a... prize...////. áátheáá... police chief...// says.../ it... was...// an... operation.../// ááthatáá... was... part.../ of.. .a.../ federal grant.../ program.. // (mcmahon) "with those grants comes some expectations. in this particular case, uhm, an administering this program put guidance out based on those expectations.. that after we became aware of it, i can see how that can be misinterpreted... but we do not have quotas in this police department." the... police chief.../// is... calling the judge's ruling.../ a... bad on

(janice dunnigan) :42 "it took them.... buttthe cat is fine."several hooes have since been condemned... but residents are still hoping to salvage some precious items.... (janice dunnigan) 02:35 "the christmas gifts i just got... jewelry." they are thankful... just to have survived. but this is not the way anyone wanted to ring in the new year.(cover) 20:58:58 "sure started with a bann though.. investigators are looking into the possibility that an ember may have sparked the fire. perhaps from fireworks.... or neighbors tell me the home where it an... was undergoing some remodeling to the roof.... as recently as yesterday.live from canton... melinda roeder... fox 45 news at ten. fireworks lit up the sky as baltimore brought in the new year with a spectacular light s. show.11:28:04 fireworks 28:11 22:11 the breathtaking event brought thousands to the inner harbor. but the city made surr the only fireworks this new year were in the sky.they beefed up security ... installing a large metal fence around the festivities.you could only enter the harbor

janice park.../ in... bolton hill./ ááwitháá new police... ve.../ just released. janice janice?tch thebaltimore city police are on the unt tonight...fo these twmen...suspect one...and suspect two...also knowntogo by jerome. both men are belved to be in their 20's... 's..."a retir policema tolme about it...and i as stun" stunned""i'm not ang, i'm outra" outraged""the ccis agnst peple e getting more violent, with knives th gs" onight...people iving in this bolton hill neighborhood react to theabduction that has left them angry.december 30th...pole sathese two men first robbed a man by gunpoint...then forced him into hisinfinitiisuv...next came the long...terrifying trip to different atms.three hours later...the victim was releaseintosome bushes. buss."and people living pere, sayythey dot recognize either of theee suspects, and that's why they believe each of these men came fm the outse into their neighborhood"toight these neighbors wilnot only ta a hard look at these sketches.but will also spread the rd: word:"they shoulde ready to do some hard time...i'm sad this ishe path their

./ p janice?asn't responsible for this massive watee bill.over the past 2 years...the city has threatened to shut hee water off...and put a lien on her property here...all because of the water gushing in this hole. tonight...the department of public works says it made a mistakee..in billing 85 year old evelyn fosttr 16 thousand dollarr. the department looked at its records...and ays two &pclose contracts where construction work was done in at ffrst the ciiy says it didnnt do any work on evelyn's property...but after a closer look oo theirrlogs...they say they did do some work...that resulted in thousands of gallons of water gushing in hhr property...here's evelyn's reaction...to the newssthat she is no llnger responsible for that massive water bill: "praise the lordd i said thank the lord! i said thank the lord" llrd!""i've contacted her, i'vv spoken with her son, they'rr very charming people, let them know those water bills are gone and adjusted o water bills, and get a conttactor to fix the wate

janice and ian, welcome you to the show. we're glad that you're okay. >> so our family. >> unbelievable. how do you feel being back in london and seeing some images that we put on the screen? >> relieved, happy, to be back thankful. thankful. jenna: i can even imagine, ian, what this was like. bring us to friday night. you're watching a magic show. huge theater. something that the ship advertises. then what? >> yes. we were up at the top and of course it goes right down to the lower levels. and the magician was in fact in the middle of an act getting somebody from the audience and he seemed to disappear. there was nothing to do with magic. he had seen something at lower level, which caused a lot of people in that lower level to run out of the auditorium, lights went out. emergency lights went on. we sort, perhaps there is power out or something. on the system they said that there is a generator fault. no panic. we'll sort it out soon. well, then the boat started moving to one side. we thought, this is unusual. we heard a sli

janice park live at the site now, tells us 6 people wound in riot gear surrounded them. janice?s left of the occuuy movement is this schedule, but thhy say they ll be back tomorrow. now where they had built a symbolic school earlier here has now been replaced by this state troopee car. 3 the occupy baltimore movement where their mantra was schools not jails. police say the group creating an opening in a fence and trespassed onto state property, building a symbolic school. to make sure this protest didn t become violent, throngs of state police, city police and dozens of police in riot gear were on hand. shipley: uh they refuseddto leave they were arrested charged with trespassing 4 males 2 emales, they were taken to central booking" booking"corey reed: 56 46 "it was mazing ... oq: stories and frederick douglas." protesters orginally planned to sleep out here ffr 5 days but where we re standing city police took down their green tent. but they say they ll be back tommorow. see... more of the protest... and arrests online.../.áágoáá to,,.,. fox-baltimore dott com.../ slash... raw n

janice? janice? staff went all over today...a total of 18 stops.and we were there...we met some wild fans today...who say they can't wait until sunday. from banks to 3bars... bars...the ravens caravan went all over maryland... maryland..."it's an old ravens superbowl...go go go!!! let's go!!!" throngs offscreaminn fans...meant a packed house in glen burnie at baas like bill batemans...and tons of business: business:there was barely room to stand... where dedicated fans are ready for sunday's divisional playoff game agaiist the houston texans: texans:"i'm exspecting a tight game, but the ravens to pull it our fourth quarter"at each stop...cheerleaders signed autographs...the caravan began at 7 am at alonso's in north baltimore...finally ending at luckie's tavern downtown: dowwtown:"so this is my rookie year, every time i come out its refreshing and it invigorates you when you walk out the bus and so many people are here to support the team" team""we're partying in baltimore here, pittsburgh, eat your

streaming live in northwwst baltimore...where police spent the day canvassing the nieghborhood...janicen january 3rd...bruce royster was found here shot several times slumped in a car. today police went dooo to door &phere...handing out his flyer...in the hopes of getting some leads. the shooting happened around 10:30 at night last week...but today...royster's family spent the day burying the publii accountann.he was also a father...and great-grandfather of three.bruce royster was a city college graduate...and worked for arundel ice cream and howard university...beffre becoming an aacountant...now he's the city's first homicide victim of the year: "we were called for a report of a discharging. upoo police arrival, we noticed there was an adult male victim lying unresponsive in his vehicle" the family hopes this latest push with these fliers will get this investigation movvng. if ou have any information...call metro crimestoppers...thereees a two thousand dollar reward.live in northwest baltimore, janice park fox45 news at 530. a man is shot in southwest baltimore.it happened just after

janice??oyster s family was burying him police were canvassing the neighborhood where he was killed handing out these fliers. january 3rd around 10:30 pm police found the great grand father of three slumped in his car shot several times. he died at the hossital becoming this year's first hhmicide victim. royster s family describes the city college graduate as someone who spent his life helping need of summer jobs and in internships. "the entire situation is horrible, whether he's the first or the fifth, the fact he went in that way at all is devastating, because he did not deserve it, he did not deserve to go like that" neighbors tell us bruce roysters death is very shocking because he didn t have any enemies. anyone with information should call crimstoppers. there s a two thousann dollar reward. this ... week.../ áápoliceáá arrested ...a.../ 16... year old...// for... the shooting death..../ of.../ his father...// in... bel air.../ ááanotheráá harford countt ... teen.../ was... arrested... fo

and as janice park showssus...they were calming nerves and raisiing awareness.world" there are prayers... prayers... and muted discussions with worried voices: voices:"puts chills through your body, every time you talk about it, and every time you hear firetrucks come through here, it just brings back memories" thursday...someone stabbed 84 year old mary hines...then a fire destroyed her 2 story home.that day, firefighters were unable to save her...but today...there is still hope for others...on the same street: street:"timing was perfect, just perfect"firefighters replaced pam carters broken smoke dector... dector..."lifesaving"today there werr a lot of empty homes...and denials... denials..."a lot of times there's a lot of people don't want us intruding in their businees"but an equal amount of grateful citizens ready to welcome firefighttrs into their homes: homes:"i'm glad they came out with so many fires, people setting people's houses on fires"and not just in mary hines' neighborhood, but across the city: city:"now this iniative began a few months ago by ba

janice park is streaming live at power plant live downtown where the caravan just wrapped up.s..cheerleaders..ooffcc staff... getting everyone even more pumped for sundays a game. they finally ended here at luckie s tavern. at bill batemans in glen burnie the ravens caravan meant great business and barely any room to stand. cheeeleaders began signing autographs tt dedicated fans starting at 7 am and didn t stop until well past 10 o clock tonight "i'm just so excited, i'm ready, i want them to do it, they're going to do for me, ray rice rry lewis yes. yes!" janice: that fan pretty much summed up how excited fans are for sunday s divisional playoff game. we re told if there is a win sunday next weeks party will be even bigger than today seems ... like... purple pride.../ got.. .a.../ middle school student ...in trouble' trouble' it was a young boy's sweatshirt that caused some confusion. confusion. ayden lasley wore what terrell suggs claims is g his alma mater.it also had the words "ravees nation" and ravens logos on it.well, the principal at southampton middle school told the

janice? janice?a city councilman announced today...that because of what happeened to officer torbit here...he wants an investigation into how city police officers are trained. tonight...torbit's family says they areeglad to hear this...but say one year later...they still have no answers. "i really can't believe he's gone, to wake up this morning and not able to call him and say that i love him"officer william torbit's sister tiffann clark...with the support of her brother's best friend...visits his grave. grave. the calmness of today...in sharp contrast to police surveillance video final moments.in torbit's - plainclothes...officerrtorbit responded to a disturbance at the select lounge...he was shot more than 20 times by his fellow officers.the city's state's attorney founddno wrong doing on the part of the four uniformed officers. officers."my question to the states attorney, if it was your son or daughter, what would you do, how would ou fight back, how would you help them"but one person raising so

congratulations, janice, you are the watch and win winner of the 60 inch l.e.d. television. if you want to enter to win go to facebook.com/nbcbayarea and watch to see if you have won tomorrow night. the prize is a kindle fire. i got so anxious reading janice's name because seem i'm so excited about that give away. >> i see a super bowl party at her house. >> i will bring the chips and dips. >> i think so. coming up three bay area high school students are finalists for one of the most prestigious competitions in the country. >>> the 49ers, a's and earthquakes all three franchises want to relocate toe this south bay and all three have their hurdles to overcome. the quakes have a possible war of the words with some san jose residents. they want to develop an 18,000 seat soccer-only stadium next to the airport. the planned development permit they need to break ground was authorized in december. but a san jose neighborhood association opposes the proposed stadium and will take their concerns to an appeal meeting at city hall on february 22nd. the team's president said they have t

now back to lester, jenna and janice. over to you guys. >> mandy, thank you very much. >> janice with our first check of the weather. >> it's cold. get bundled up. pacific northwest, more rain pouring in across that rain with snow from seattle into the cascades. in and around the seattle area you may see 1 to 3 inches of snow and more than a foot in the cascades. there are more storms coming up this week. in the meantime, all that warm air in the middle of the country that you saw this week, temperatures were some 20 degrees above average over the central and southern plains, that will go by the wayside as cooler air pours in but above normal in the east where we're cold this morning. it's 19 degrees in boston. temperatures are right around 20 in new york city. we're expecting readings only in the 20s all day long, so winter is here. . at >>> plenty cold to start your morning around the bay area. 30s for inland valleys. livermore up towards nevada and napa, not much wind. more of that as we head towards the afternoon as t

now back to lester, jenna, and janice. >> all right, mandy, thank you very much. >> thanks, janice. our first check of the weather. >> good morning. it's been cold out there. you ready? get bundled up. in the pacific northwest today, too, some more cold air across that region with some snow from seattle into the cascades. actually in and around the seattle area, you may see one to three inches of snow and more than a foot in the cascades. and there are more storms coming up this week. in the meantime, all that warm air in the middle of the country that you saw this week, temperatures were some 20 degrees above average over the central and southern plains. that's going to go by the wayside as the cooler air pours in, but it will get above normal in the east where we're cold this morning. it's 19 degrees in boston and temperatures are right around 20 in new york city. we're expecting readings only in the 20s all day long, so winter is here. that's a check of your forecast. now here's what's happening where you live. >> and a good sunday morning. i'm storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell, a

now here's lester. >> janice, thanks. now to san diego, where a 43-year-old navy doctor's wife faces a first degree murder trial. she's charged with brutally stabbing her husband, lieutenant commander fredrick trayers, two years ago. it marked the end of a tragic love triangle and may send his wife to prison. nbc's mike taibbi has the details. >> reporter: jennifer trayers sometimes cried in court. emotional over the photos of her late husband, or of the crime scene. and over the testimony of the other woman, danielle rollins, who testified about her love of a married man. >> he seemed to be eager to have a future with me. >> reporter: on december 5th, 2010, the chance with any future with lieutenant commander trade trayers ended. colleagues alerted plips he was missing. at his college jennifer trayers was bleeding and her husband dead. ten stab wounds in all. one early and fatal thrust directly into his heart. still, jennifer's defense attorney said, she continued her frenzied attack, not thinking rationally. >> i fully

level...janice?hi jennifer...dents tell us...a generator is to blaaeecoming from the basement of this house...soon this entire row had to be evacuated...people living here say they never thought carbon monoxide would put their lives at risk. risk. 3 "i got in my car and vvn and took off"jeannette daphne was sleeping in her home here on winchester street...when she woke up in a panic...her entire block was cleared out after six people were exposed to carbon monoxide.with levels so deadly...600 parts per million...it's more than triple what it takes to kill: kill::i got away...thank you lord"another scare today...this time less than 4 miles away on north washington street. two people were hospitalized. a carbon monoxide leak is blamed again. again. carbon monoxide is just as much a threat in anne arundel county.where firefighters say if you suspect a carbon monoxide llak...run then call 9: smell it at all...that's why the problems with carbon monoxide...make sure everyone is up in residence...and get them out to fre

now here's lester. >> janice, thanks. series on the investigation discovery channel is taking a unique approach to solving cold cases. it's called "dark minds." it takes a second look at unsolved crimes through the eyes of a killer. he collaborates with investigative journalist ann william phelps and criminal profiler john. matthew this has been described as almost a silence of the lambs type program. are you trying to uncover mistakes by police or trying to create new interest in these cases? >> that's a great question. no, i'm not out there to police the police, if you will, lester. i'm out there in the field to rejuvenate interest in cases that have gone unsolved, and really no investigation is being done. so i'm trying to inject, really, a new interest in the case. >> and john, one of the key characters in this program is someone you refer to as 13. he is a convicted serial killer. >> correct. >> serving multiple life sentences. tell me about the process of bringing him in to this show and how you feel about that. >>

entertainment.../ center..../ janice? jaaice?velopers tonight...along with the ounty executive are making huge promisess promises. the annoucement came popcorn: a side of cinemark...the larrest theater commany in the world...will bee the ffrst tenaat...in what will be a new multi milliin dollar entertainment ceeterr right in tte heart of ttwson. towson."tooson is ready for its ccoseup" closeup""in this own conomy, to have this inveetmmnt n downtown towson by some of the premier players, is a coup for us." baltimore county executive, kevin kamenetz, says the theater will have 16 screens and 32 hundred seats... restaurants....and aa 00 cale space uuderground parking garage.transforming a space...long untouched and considered an eyesore. eyesore."movie theaters are a &pgreat get for any development because you an get others to follow, ttat's whh there's a large request for our theater chain toocome into these developments"but right in the mmddle of theedevelopment... a piece oo towson history. the catherine schmuck cemetery houses t

meteorologist janice dean is lye in the extreme weather center. what's going on, janice?: it's extreme weather, allison. if it wasn't for extreme weather, i would be out of business. certainly, we have nine more weeks of winter, but right we're dealing with incredibly dry, very warm conditions. the first ten days of january have been the warmest and driest on record. parts of the northern rockies seeing some snow, but the great lakes and the northeast typically where we see heavier snow totals across those great lakes, we're not seeing that this year, and the ski resorts are really feeling it. unfortunately, we're -- fortunately, we're not seeing the blockbuster storms we saw this time last year, right now minneapolis just over 10 inches. really incredible amounts of deficits of snow here. six inches in chicago, and new york city as well just a little over to inches and that was from the freak snow that we saw in october. so a lot of folks seeing below average in terms of snowfall, but the good news is if you like the snow, we still have several weeks of winter left to se

suggs.suggs watched our story...and now the young fan is headed to the game tomorrow...but as janiceark tells us tonight...there's something suggs wants the boy to do... do... it's the pprase that blew up...onto all types of gear...thanks to ravens linebacker terrell suggs... suggs... the linebacker's easy going nature...has created legions of fans...like 12 year oll ayden las-ley. but wednesday...officials at south hampton middle school asked ayden to remove his sweatshirt honoring his favorite player...saying it violated school pplicy. policy."baltimore, than ravens" ravens""i took a look at the sweatshirt what's so inappropriate, i felt like it was an overreaction on their part"ayden's father bill lasley says the next day...the school took back its ban. ban."after heaaing about ayden's plight here at school, the ravens linebacker responddd in a huge way"after watching the story on fox 45...suggs reached out to the las-ley's: ley's:"not to worry i made sure...you all know t sizzle loves the kids" kids" in additton to the facebook message...the las-ley's also received an incrediile

janice? janice? rollcue: the only this here is the state police pommand center.occupy baltimore protest...a huge security detail grows. city police...maryland state police...and a wall of police in riot gear surround east monument street.crime tape streees as police hold battons and pepper spray...all of are arrested:veral protesters - arrested:"it was amazing there were tons of pollce, for like 5 protesters for like 5 ho were reading stories and frederick douglass"state police say they've had an open dialouge wwth occupiers since they began theii protest this afternoon at the site of a proposed state juvenile detention center... protestors say the money should be spenn on schools not jails.but after two and a half hours...police saa they had to mmintain the pe: refused to leave, aad they pere arrested charged with trespassing 4 males 2 females, they were taken to central book" booking"despite efforts by protesters...can be seen here hoisting mmterials to build a symbolic sshool. but police &psay theeproblem is...it's state property...and against the law.later ci

/janice park livv n campus tonight to explain how it could hhve ended very differently...janice?y tands on the campus of johns hopkins university today...a picturee of calm...just two days ago...he and three other students propelled down a narrow cave.on their way outt for the day. one of the student's legssgot caught: caught:"hi 911 what's the i'm at schetromph cave, and i'mmhere i'm a johns hopkins student and i came with the outdoors group anddone of our aal they ad with them.... were helmets, a couple of light sources, a ffrst aid kit and cell phone phone"it became very clear early nnthat we weee gging to need help from the outside"you can see just how tight the space is...and how the 20 year old's leg is jammed in between two rocks: rocks:"they're trying to help him get out, but he got stuck in it's called the corkscrew part of the cave, it's very narrow, so his knee is ssuck, and we were trying o ork on it, but he's started to loss a little bit of feeling so i called the cavv to elp" help""anddanother reason everyone was so calm from the students to the instructor is becaus

janice? most .../ ravens fans.../ would do ...áanythingá.../ for... a... texas.../ is... giving... áhisá... away! away!father stan de boe is a season ticket holder for the ravens... and had two tickets to the game.but he decided to auction one of them off to raise money for his church.he also included aiifare and hotel accomodations in thee prize.. which sold for 2- thousand dollars... and all the money will go to his parish.we spoke live with news on skype ... and just had to ask...how does a season- ticket- holding ravens fan end up in the lone star sstte? one thing about catholic priesthood is you can be assigned a ministry anywhere and after yearr in the baltimore washington area eight years ago i was assigned down here in texas and found my way to victoria and this wonderful parish here hereso whh will father de boe be taking with him to the gaae? a funeral director from victoria, texas. 3 "i gree it last night, i ggew it last night.... well..." well..." meantime... / some... young ravens fans ...are sprouting .../ facial hair... for the big game.../.

janice?e the raaens loss to those sad events. but we do wooder is there a ravens depression, so we wenttstraight to tte experts...aapsychologist...to find out"for the past few weeks...ravens fans were on the highest oo highs...convinced áthis was the year: year: but in the finallseconds of the game...after billy cundiff's missed attempt...fans werr in disbelief and their dreams of a supeebowl...now gone: gone:"i don't want to be here anymore, justtdepressing" "i'm disappointed, i'm not going to work tomorrow, i'm calling out, i'm pissed" pissed""there was an enthusiam enthusiam, manic outlook that thhy're going to the superbowl, you can then begin to understand the backdrop of psschologiit thomas truss says he's not surprised by the large number of people todayy experiencing profound disappointmenttand even inttnse depression: "my dad like a month.. monthh."that ggme is going to take a while, i already had my ticket for indy"dr..truss says how many disappoiitments people have endured in life.

i'm bringing sexy back. >> janice dean, the weather machine.hat's sweet and you know what, the sun is out in new york city ap they've done an amazing job, it's incredible that we had millions of people and really, nobody is here right now and it's so clean. and the temperatures incredible across much of the country, especially here in new york where it was like in the 40's last night when the ball dropped and it's settle, and cooler air sinking in from canada. upper midwest and the plains. and some is going to sink as far south as florida, but it's short-lived. that's the good news if you like the woerm temperatures. and move on over where we have one system across the great lakes and zoom into that onement you can see some snow, some rain, some sleet, unformer and the potential for some pretty nasty conditions over the next 24-48 hours we have blizzard warnings for northern michigan. the one area we're going to keep a close eye on throughout today and tomorrow. back to you inside. >> clayton: thank you, very much, we appreciate it. coming up o

janice? 3 jenniier,grief couselors will &pbe on hand tomorrow attsevern park high school...and here at &pmeade high school where the three teens had went to school. students at both schools say word has quickly spread about saturday's tragic aacident. 3 33 3it's a painful scene .. the mangled cars on route 50 early saturday morning .police say three teens were in a car traveling the wrong ay...when they hit 55 year old terrr davis head on.no one survived: survived:"it's a senseless, senseless accident, nd it's tragic for everybody"toddy on the severnn park street wheee davis lived for 17 years...neighbor carolyn bollino fondly remembers the &pman who saved the life of an plderly, diabetic neighbor several times: times:"he calls 911 but he usually gets her conscious before they get there"llss than a mile away...students at severna park high school are also in mourning. "i got back it sounded surreal" breanna ranco graduated from severna park last year: year:"it makes me grateful for everything

janice park.../ live.../ in... north baltimore.../ ááwhereáá... trucks.../ are...ddivers tell me they ve been very busy since 9 am this morning they ve been brining the roads. right behind me is 3 thousand pounds of salt right nnw the roads and ground are dry...but that is going to quickly change. the state hwy administration says they have thousands of trucks ready to battle tonight s storm. there s wide rangg of predictions for what we ll see...from freezing rain to ice to snow...but the hwy ready and their crews will e - work all night if necessary. crews have been brining all day and once the first precipitation hits..that s whhn they will sslt the roads. peoppe to stay home tonight valerie edgar tate hwy administration spokesperson 061942 no drivers!!his is one of those nights where the prediction is so hoorible go home stay home wait until morning to see if it s turned into raan and you re able to 3&now a big concern will be the ice coverrng trees and powerlines. where power outages are a concern. but probably best to listen to the state hwy dd tonight nd sta

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janice park live tonight on campus with the story of their instructor who was in the cave with them janiiealm, because they had trained a situation juut liie this in now it hhppened tuesday night in a narrow cave in washington county. three johns hopkins students along with their instruutor were on a caving expedition when one of the students legs got stuck. rescueeteams were unable to cram their way down but a good saaaritan was able tt squeeze in and using an air chisel..finally freed the studdnt. " he had an air chisel the bystander, who was traaned in caving, he was able to chisel inch by 5 inch rock out of the way enabled us to get the student out" the student was sent to shock trauma, but we re told he willl be fine.janice park, fox45 news late edition. the parents of the convicted killer in the bethesda yoga shop murder are asking a judge to give their daughter a chance for parole. 3 a jury convicted brittany norwood of kklling her co-worker, jayna murray in november... norwood's sentence is expected tomorrow. but murray's family wants punishment without the possibility of parole. j

a dangerous role:((take sot))"he died doing what he loved, weelllall remember him for what he was"janice park...fox45 news at ten. drivers are paying more at the pump than they ever hhve at the start of a new year. year.for the fifth straight week... gas prices are on the rise.thh national average for regularrgas sits at three dollars and 37 ents.that's an increase of 8 cents this week. here in marylann drivers are also shelling out an average of 3 dollars and 37 cents.a rough start to 2012. "its pretty discoruaging, but you gotta put gas in your car, so you try and economize, but it is what it is" is" this time last year...drivers were shelling out an average of 3 dollars (42:55) (tank clicks of) off) (43::3) (hose nto ) tank) (24::8) (honking and protests) protests) and motorists in lutherville were fueling ... and fuming....over the prices. that would raise maryland's pas tax by 15-cents a gallln. they say the hike would amount appointed by the governor, is - recommending the tax hike. 01:00:50 "somehow we have to find a way to make the investment that a modern economy requires to cre

. >> janice? [unintelligible] >> hello, [unintelligible] my name is] and i am -- my name is janet [unintelligible] and i am here representing groups that work with the port on warm water code. i am here to support me during or some kind of parking regulations along illinois street, from 23rd to 24th streets and from third street to the warm water cove park. right now it is hard to tell that there is a park at the end of 24th street, because there are vehicles parked there every day and night all over the street. a lot of people do not feel that safe walking down there. must have a lot of trash with dogs barked by the vehicles, harassing the people that walk down to the park. i am very much in favor of having a two hour to four parking -- four hour parking down there. i am absolutely and totally against what is proposed. unlike mission bay, dog patch was not engaged in this proposal. mr. [unintelligible] came to the meeting for a bag presentation at the end of the meeting and, at that time, he was

janice was working out when she smelled smoke. >> just the wind blowing it. >> it was in all directions. it was coming one way and come this way. it was from one area to the next. >> how scary was that? >> very. i didn't know what to do. >> she rushed to put photographs in her car, as sheriff deputies ordered an evacuation. >> how fast did they get out of here? >> 15 minutes. she kept pushing me. and threw the dog in the car and yelling me on the street. you have to leave, you have to leave. >> fire was moving fast toward dianne's neighborhood as she was hurrying to get home. >> i got more and more panicked the further i drove. >> she was worried about both her husband and her horse. he got out, but couldn't bring the horse. >> i hate to think she died in a fire. >> an animal rescue center this afternoon, they learned their horse had been saved. on these blackened hillsides, crews are out searching for hot spots and getting help from the weather. although it's windy, it started to rain and more rain is forecast to be on the way. john blackstone, cbs news, reno. >>> well we have seen the

does help to have fire in the belly to overcome the fear in a change of careers but in the case of janice, a fire at her house was the big catalyst. >> dan: there is strike tonight aboard a cruise ship docked in san francisco. 40 waiters walked off their job. they are angry being paid in dollars instead of euros they were promised as well as other working conditions. >> the company is taking lots of money from us that belongs to us not only but the food they give to us is food for dogs. >> we called the owners and they say they are trying to resolve the dispute. the its own by the same company that owns the costa concordia. >> speaking of that ship, they are offering the passengers $14,400 settlement plus the full cost of the cruise along with travel and medical expenses. several passengers have filed lawsuits against carnival cruise lines. one suit asks for $10 million in damages and another $450 million in punitive damages. 16 bodies have been recovered. 16 people are still missing. >> carolyn: leon panetta is revealing new details about the navy seal assault on osama bin laden compound

according to janice puchart who had known her since grade school. >> she had tons of friends.he had a big, big social life. she had a lot of guy friends. you know, just friends. >> and christie was doing quite well for herself, working for a big aerospace company. >> she had a lot going for her. i mean, she had blossomed into this beautiful person that was successful. she owned her own condominium. she had a new car she paid for by herself. >> successful, attractive, popular. but there was another part of christie's personality that became apparent the moment you met her. >> christie was real compulsive about things. she had this very compulsive behavior. >> christie was apparently a neat freak. i believe you call it obsessive compulsive. she was neat, clean. fastidious is probably the best way you could describe it. you could eat off the floor. >> you'd walk into her house. it was like a model home. nothing was out of place. she was constantly picking up after everyone. >> in fact, detectives also found plenty of evidence of christie's clean and organized life. her closet ful

that means a trip to janice dean the weather machine., lay it on us. >> shepard, we do have that lake-effect snow running across the great lakes. things will taper off as the low moves into canada. behind this very coldest air of the season where it's minus 5 in international falls. 18 in green bay. 22 in chicago, 23 in des moines, you factor in what it feels like with the winds, single digits and teens tonight, shepard. for the upper midwest and the great lakes. >> shepard: folks are saying here in des moines we could get down to 15, 16, 17 degrees plus wind chill. how do we effect -- expect this to effect the caucuses? >> it's a good thing you are not outside because that would have frozen up your lips. look at the temperatures right now. 23 in des moines, again, with the wind chill single digits, teens, the good news shepard is we do have warm air moving. in temperatures are going to be on the rise throughout the day across iowa so temperatures are going to be in the 30's. even 40s in some cases. that's the good news. and no storms so

this morning janice didn't know if her home of 12 years was spared. >> you're numb. i was never this scared in my life and helpless. >> our house is fine. >> reporter: connie, one of the lucky ones. >> i'm so sorry for some of my neighbors. >> reporter: it hasn't rained here for 57 days, but finally, the weather could become a friend. rain and snow are in the forecast. but for some, the damage is done. 26 houses destroyed while thousands of others wait to see if their home is still standing. miguel almaguer, nbc news, reno, nevada. >>> overseas now. six u.s. marines were killed today when their helicopter went down in helmand province in southern afghanistan. u.s. officials say there were no signs of enemy fire. the crash is still under investigation. >>> in syria where that violent uprising has been going on for nearly a year, the u.s. is considering closing the embassy in damascus and pulling out all american personnel. last summer, pro government demonstrators attacked the u.s. compound and the security situation is deteriorating. nbc's ayman mohyeldin's reporting

janice was working out when she smelled smoke. >> just the winds started blowing it. >> it was coming from all directions. it was just from one area to the next. >> how scary was that? >> i was scared. i didn't know what to do. >> she rushed to pack photographs into her car as sheriff deputies ordered an evacuation. >> how fast did they say get out of here? >> five minutes. she kept pushing me. and i threw the dog in the car. she was yelling at me in the street. you have to leave. >> fire was moving fast toward dianne's neighborhood as she was hurrying to get home. >> i got more and more panicked the further i drove. >> she was worried about both her husband and her horse. he got out, but couldn't bring the horse. >> i hate to think she died in a fire. that would be awful. >> at an animal rescue center this afternoon, they learned their horse had been saved. >> on these blackened hillsides, fire crews are out searching for hot spots and getting help from the weather. although it's still windy here, it started to rain and more rain is forecast to be on the way. john blackstone, reno. >