. >> reporter: janice wright has her hands full trying to move her son about. he suffers from angelman's syndrome, a condition that robs him of his speech. each day when he arrives at the john archer school in bel air -- >> matthew would sit down. he never acted out. he never tried to hurt anyone, never tried hurting himself. >> reporter: to address the problem janice met with school personnel and came up with an individualized education program or iep where staff would use a bicycle or whole chair to help matthew when he stopped short of class. she walked in and found him strapped down with his arms velcrod behind his back. >> he had a blank square and matthew is very expressive. he's pretty easy to read. he loves his mamma. when he didn't even recognize me it broke my heart. >> reporter: janice reported the alleged abuse but investigators determined even though the workers used the device improperly and were not trained they did not abuse him, shot case was closed. >> if i did this to him, you can bet your bottom dollar they would charge me with abuse and rig

janice huff is here to tell us. janice, good morning. >> good morning lester. it looks like it's going to stick around, and we can blame or thank the jet stream. that's the river of air in the upper atmosphere that separates the coldest air from the warmest air and we're seeing a big dip in the jet stream on the west coast. that's why it's been colder than normal and they've been getting rain across much of california. the record highs are underneath that big bubble of warm air on the ridge of the jet stream. it looks like it shifts eastward by the middle of the week. but not much. the record high temperatures will continue to soar from the great lakes to the gulf coast. for today, a high of 80 expected in bismarck. the record is 70 degrees. some of these records have stood for more than 100 years. it looks like chicago, and st. louis will see more of them, as well. in the last seven days more than 2,000 records have been set across the country, lester. so more warmth is on the way. back to you. >> all right, janice, thanks. we'll check in with you in just a fe

janice huff is standing by. hey, janice. >> yeah, we've got our coats back out. listen.wd is so good. it's a rolling spring break. we're going to get everybody in. let's show this part. boy, they're loud! and all these people here. and then there's all this crowd over here. and look at the people at the end in a second. first, let's do a little weather, show you what's going on. we in the northeast are a little chilly this morning. we had record highs all week, but now it's cool and a bit rainy in spots, especially across parts of new england. thunderstorms this morning across the mid-atlantic states, carolina coastline, also in parts of central florida. and on the west coast, it's a big old mess with rain and snow in the mountains. record high temperatures expected again today and tomorrow for parts of the rockies, the central and southern plains. that's what's going on around the nation. >>> that will wake you up in the morning. as we watch the radar view. we had a lot of rain overnight. notice the trend temporarily drying out, but offshore there are more showers rotat

janic on the ground. janice dean predicted this was going to happen. she's been tracking this all week. what is the latest. >> reporter: i hope the next time we go to craig that he is actually in that secure area that tornado warning is just northwest of harrisburg, but i want to show you, megyn as we go to the radar tornado watches right now in effect for parts of alabama and towards tennessee, and you can see a little blips on the radar here, some of the strong storms actually could be taking out some of the radar sites. as we zoom in i want to show you where we have our latest tornado warnings just moving in towards parts of kentucky, west of bristol, but as we move up towards that area that we just saw craig boswell i want to point your attention here to cape gerardo, right there. there is a strong supercell that is pushing northeast ward, there it is. you can see it there. that is called a hook echo. that's what we look at as meteorologists on doppler radar. that is the precipitation actually wrapping around the center of rotation. you can actuall

now back to relester, jenna and janice. >> janice huff with a look at the weather. >> are we all awake? i think we're good. >> alive and well. >> we don't have a choice. >> we'll get that hour of sleep back one day. let's check on the weather happening across the nation. texas, parts of oklahoma and arkansas, much needed rain. the only problem is some of it will be severe. there's a slight risk of severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening, possibly isolated tornadoes from shooefr port and up through missouri. look at the temperatures in chicago, 65. near 60 in new york >>> good morning. i'm anthony slaughter. we are tracking rain. showers beginning to make their way into the north bay. those showers will spread through the region as we head through the day so umbrellas are a good idea today. temperatures not too bad. definitely not as cold as it was yesterday at this time with the north bay back into the mid-40s. san francisco at 48 and san jose 47. back in lynn we're in 60. this afternoon showers arriving. mid-50s for the coast with wet weather arriving once again for tomorrow a

hey, janice. >> good morning. good morning.northeast and a lot cooler than it has been. and on the west coast, you're getting more storms. the pattern is set up once again where you're getting storm after storm after storm. rain and mountain snow from southern california all the way to oregon, so be on the lookout for messy weather over the next 24 hours. that's what's g >> good morning. once again, we are waking up to a lot of clouds. some fog, especially along the eastern shore. >>> now here's lester. >> janice, thanks. welcome to new nutritionpossible.com... from centrum. its unique assessment tool... helps you find the multivitamin and supplements... that are right for you. so visit nutritionpossible.com. better nutrition... is within reach. centrum. nutrition possible. better nutrition... is(belhi.ings)h. good morning. big news. we're spreading the word about new honey bunches of oats fruit blends and their unique taste combinations. like peach/raspberry... and banana/blueberry. we're telling everyone. with one flavor in t

now back to jenna, carl and janice. >> thank you very much. >> janice is here with a check of the weather. >> good morning. we'll check and see what's left of all that severe weather. that storm system that moved us through those areas, the ohio and tennessee river valleys produced some severe weather this morning around orlando, but no tornadoes. still quite a bit of rain left over in parts of the eastern seaboard but that should clear out. it's snowing in henryville and louisville this morning, that will taper off tonight and looks like the temperatures will warm up for the clean-up and clear . t >>> and guide sunday morning to you. we're seeing mostly clear skies and chilly temperatures, at least in some of our inland valleys around the north bay. can you see 30s there. santa rosa and napa, nevada and san francisco not too bad. around 50 degrees right now. not much wind. we will see the sea breeze pick up a little bit later on. not many clouds around the bay area. high pressure giving us at least one more pretty warm day. 70s for most of the inland spots. turning cooler tomorrow with s

now back to jenna, carl and janice. >> all right, tom, thank you very much. >> janice is here with a check of the weather. >> good morning. we're going to check and see what's left of all that severe weather. that storm system that moved through those areas of the ohio and tennessee river valleys produced some severe weather this morning around orlando and more tornadoes. there's still quite a bit of rain left over on parts of the eastern seaboard. that should clear out. it's snowing in henryville and around louisville this morning. that will taper off tonight. and it looks like the temperatures will warm up for the cleanup, and clear out later on this week. >> good morning. waking up to a lot of clouds out there. 49 for the high in baltimore. 49 for ocean city. ocean city may see a couple more >> now here's carl. >> janice, thanks. we're just two days away from super tuesday when 424 delegates will be up for grabs in eleven states. perhaps none more important than ohio. a new nbc-marist poll out this morning is providing more insight on what voters in the battleground state are thin

janice? janice?en, oftentimes pitbulls get a bad these two ddgg were the victims of vicious dog fights. phe images you are about to seeeare disturbiig.and ooe thing ii for sure tonight...both dogs would have died...if good samaritains hadn't picked thhm up. along busy ritchie highhay.... highhay....an anne arundel county an makes a disturbing discovery.a pitbull terrier... clinging to life: life:"the woundd n princesses chest was llrge enough for a humaa fist to fit into"anne arundel county animal control believe the dog covered with dumped in parkiig lot.tte victim of viciouu doggfiihting that left the pitbull lookiig like this. this."when the ood samariiain found the pitbull terrier in the parking lot here was old scarring in addition to tte abuse had been going on for a while"but what is even more unssttling...is that ppincees isn't the only dog that has been found wiih fighting wounds.just last month...less than five miles awayy..another good sammritain founn rocky road eaa death in a linthicum p

now back to jenna, carl and janice. >> all right, tom, thank you very much. >> janice is here with a check of the weather. >> good morning. we're going to check and see what's left of all that severe weather. that storm system that moved through those areas of the ohio and tennessee river valleys produced some severe weather this morning around orlando and more tornadoes. there's still quite a bit of rain left over on parts of the eastern seaboard. that should clear out. it's snowing in henryville and around louisville this morning. that will taper off tonight. and it looks like the temperatures will warm up for the cleanup, and clear out later nd clear out later on this week. that's what's going on around the nation. now here's your local forecast. >>> and a good sunday morning to you. i'm storm4 meteorologist chuck bell. we're off to a cloudy start and a little bit on the chilly side as well. temperatures hovering in the low 40s around town but a lot of northern maryland out towards the mountains of west virginia down close to the freezing mark this morning. checking current temper

. >> when we first met janice jaycott she turned 21.e was sent to valley state to serve 15 to life for second degree murder. >> i set up a drug deal, drug deal turned into a robbery, the robbery turned into a murder. the girl turned state evidence and the guy was on the run and he ended up dying a year-and-a-half later. this place makes you hard. it can make you bitter. i don't think it rehabilitates you. 90% of the women go out harder than what they come in. >> janice was pregnant when she was arrested. her son was born six months prior to her being sent to valley state. >> i don't know what it's like to be a mother to him. to me i'm the woman who gave birth to him i'm not his mom. my stepmom and father have raised him. >> janice is now 26. older, wiser and looking toward the future. >> four years ago i was a wreck. i was real rebellious, didn't care about nobody. i don't think i gave a damn about myself. to now, four years later, i'm more mature, i care what happens to me. >> janice also cares about the child she left behind. she hope

janice park is live in brooklyn park where a good samaritan found one of the injured dogs. janice? 3 //karen//a major bust in several locations leads to three arrests and the evidence homes in baltimore city were raided includiig one on rosedale street... and among the evidence found... weapons... ammunition... bullet proof vests... and drugs including raw heroin. police make three arrests... ronald van prince jr., james keith and andjessica correa, desppte the bust.....some residents blame police for the (monet carter) "they need to do their job at all times not just when they feel there is a call or some one is informing them of something thaa may not even be true..they need to do their job every day all day" police say the street value for the evidence colleeted so far... is more then 30 thhusand dollars. talk.../ show hoot .../ montel... williamss../ is... in... annapolis.../ ááurgingáá lawmakers.../ to... eealizee../ medical marijuana. mmrijuana.williams.../ who... suffers from.../ m--s.../ says... áheá smokess../ marijuana... to relieve...// chronic pain...////. ááheáá wants

baltimore ...people came out in large numbers...all wearing hoodies in support of trayvon martin..janice park tells us...church services today are leading up to wwat is expected downtown. in northeast baltimore. hundreds of miles from sanford, florida -- the message is cleer:((take sot)) "we believe we have a buuch of trryvon martins in this city that we can save if ww begii to address these issues" hooe baptist church.everyyoe from the pastor...to the organist is wearing hoodies. it's a tribute to rayvon marrin. the 17 year old who was wearing a hoodie...the night he as killed as he walkeddback to his father's fiancee's house in florida. george ziimerman has ccaimed self defense...for gunning down the teen. the racially chargeddincident has sparked ouurrge not onlyyin baltimorr, put across the country:(((nats ((takeesoo))"organizers - &psay today's service s leadin up to tomorrow's rally downtown, which thhy say will have a large attendance bbcause ttey've been spreading facebook...and haveeggtten pundreds of confirmations" ((take sot))"we don't want the same thing in sanford to hhppen

janice parr is at the racetrack toniiht...tt ssow us what happened when the gaaes openedd janice?oming ere promise bigger anddbetter events...leading up to the 137th reakness stakes" stakes" here to bet"re to bet, we're bet" the adrenline is up.the fans are cheeringg cheering."shhh...30 years"and the loyal are back.it's opening day t pimlico: pimlico:"yea every great horse ps a sure bet, go with that to go"this year...organizers stuff to do, leading up to the preakness.they include a decanter wine fest...and derby the voice and peesonaliiy of ? the infield -- kegasus. "and you know...we booght a &pfew cannons, h, oh...."the sidekick now...named unicarl. - preakness fficiaas have bene promoting the waaky pair: pair: hoping to tap into the 21-40 3d: demographhc:"kegasss is okay, but that's for tte younger crowd,,i'm 55 years old"for organizers say they've put money back into the purses...to make forra better field.they projecc a dramatic increase in ticket salee.and they say it doesn't hurt that heaay hhtters aroon 5 and wiz khalifa will be headlining this year's preakness party: pa

i know, janice, obviously you're still -- you're still in shock. mean you have to be in a lot of pain. do you remember how it happened? >> well, all i remember -- it was so quick, but i heard the tornado sirens and then i heard the sounded like a train, or like you're in a wind tunnel. i ran to the pantry, slammed the door and i mean i could not hold the door closed. it just took the door away from me. i think that's what hit my face and my hand and all that. and then i just started flying through the air. it was really, real lly frightening and landed on top of the pile on the top of the house basically. i couldn't get up. i mean i wasn't really hurt but i was kind of in a little hole and it was pouring rain. and it was awful. then all of a sudden my cell phone rang. because it had flown out there with me in my pocket. and it was a friend of mine and she said, are you all right? i said, no. anyway, she called 911 and called my daughter and my daughter called my son-in-law and i guess he flew over there -- or went as fast as he could and he got the

now here's jenna. >> janice, thank you.eleine mccann is the little british girl who disappeared almost five years ago while on vacation with her family in portugal. but now, our investigators thinking of reopening the case? nbc's duncan gol stanley joins us from london with more. good morning, duncan. >> good morning, jenna. madeleine was only 4 years old when she went missing on vacation with her family in portugal. since then her parents have suffered years of heartache and frustration at how the investigation has been handled. but finally, they might have something to be positive about. madeleine mccann has been missing for nearly 5 years. in that time there have been suspects, there have been sightings, but still her disappearance remains a mystery. this maddie's last christmas at home. now a new police team will review the original investigation into her disappearance. >> we want to get a new team, new eyes, new hands on who will look at this evidence, perhaps in a new way, and see something that other investigators ma

janice?ars as a baltimoreecounty teacher.tonight...former students...filled this area for a candle light vigil to moss caring teacherrthey had known. it's an evening thht bbgan with theepledge of allieggnce and prayer. prayer."you remind us, that we &pmay not know or see your purpose, that you have worked for the good our our friend mr. marchanti in this ife"the pavilion was filled with former students...unit members pnn family.paying ribute to army national guardsman robert : students too, he was a good - gym teacher, i'm really proud of my dad, and it means a lot that all of you came out here i just want to ssy thank you" last week, major marchanti was killed along with another u-s ka-bul's heavily guarded interior miniitry building...believed to be retailation ovee theeburning of korans: korans:"he wasn't onlyymy he was my guidancee my iend, - everything, to hear that he lost his life in afghanistan floored me"former unit memmerss came from all over to remember marchanti's humor aad valour

bill: janice is talking about the school kid going home at noon today. if you have pictures you want to share with us we'll perhaps take that and share it with our audience. go to foxnews.com/ureport. consider your safety first, especially after what you just heard. martha: from the tumultuous weather to the tumultuous election, super tuesday is just days away and the key battleground state of ohio is getting lot of attention. rick santorum leads the way in ohio right now. he's got 35% of the vote to mitt romney's 31%. newt gingrich 17%. he has high hopes for the south. ron paul always hopes to be the wildcard in any one of these races. he's at 12%. ohio is a crucial state on the road to the nomination as it always is, in this case because it's a tight race between santorum and romney. a lot of folks in ohio are starting to look at this and think about who they want to vote for. 65% say their mind are pretty much made up. but 35% say they could change their minds based on what they hear in the coming days. you have got to get to 1,144 for the delegate ra

janice, thank you. >> reporter: okay.gyn: well, new fallout today to robert deniro's controversial remarks at a fundraiser for president obama. the veteran actor now apologizing for saying america's not ready for a, quote, white first lady. the crowd laughed, but deniro's taking plenty of heat for that line. trace gallagher has already -- has more on this one. >> reporter: i want to put this up on the screen now because this is exactly what robert deniro said. >> reporter: someone in the crowd yelled, no, and deniro responded, too soon, right? newt gingrich was not amused. gingrich, shooting back saying this: >> reporter: the white house has referred all the comments to the president's re-election campaign. mrs. obama's campaign spokeswoman called the joke, quote, inappropriate. now, deniro says, well, he meant no harm, and he has now issued this statement. again, i'm quoting: >> reporter: and now deniro is being defended by an unlikely source, the conservative commentator ann coulter said this in a twitter message and, a

the chief's tiee to embattled county executive john leopold who was indicted earlier this month. 3 janicen calls for chief teare to controversy, some of his officers saying they have no confidenence in him. but today the chief said he s honored to be the chief and instead spoke about his family. 3 county members say they re afraid couuty members say they re afraid they won't get any answers until september which is leopolds maryland... ááareáá trring... to move .../ baltimore's.../ coincide.../ to... - wiih... the.../ general...// the .../ city election.... is... currently held.../ oneeyear.../ after...// the... gubernatorial... election...//. ááresultingáá.../ in... low... voter.../ turnout. ...//// áásupporterráá... say.../ moving... the election.../ will booss... and... save millions.../ of... dollars. you know getting more people in" pnvolved."if... the bill's... signed into law..// áátheáá election.../ would... takeeplace.../ in... 20-16..../// áággvingáá... the mayor.../ and.../ city... couucil-members...// &p ááanááá extra... year...../ áábeforeáá.../ &prunning for.../ re-election.

.// janice? janice?ennifer,students, teachers and parents at long reach high school tonight say there is nooother way to desrrbe what happened...than biizare.the video haa been viewed more thaa 6 hundred thousand times...and it's not just people in the area watchingg..ittssbeing viewed wo. worldwide. it starts with just curiousity and a click.so far a video shot outside the front doors of long reach high school n howarr county as been viewed times!"this just happeeed and my friend in africa saw it"it happened arounn 2:15 yesterdaa. it shows a student wearing kahkis aad a white shirt...identified as a football player....giving a knockout blow to a man...wearing a ski mask.he is outtcold ...as studeets watch titled...girl sends father to french fry.but police have not identified hoo the man is related to the student...only that he's from baltimore. baltimore."why did you come to the school in the firsttplace" walked in on the end of tte fig: fight:"evvrybody couldn't believe that he got knocked out...fell

janice park...fox45 news at ten. creepee up another penny overnight...hitting 3-96 a gallon.that's juut 9 cents away from the ll-time hiih set in june of 20088t this time last year...gas coss an average of 33dollars and 58 cents a gallon pressdent obama defended his administration's energy policiessand says oilland gas companies raking in record profits no longer need billions of dollars in subsidies. the presidentt back those tax breakk.roll democratic senators joined with ost republican senatorss.. to shoot doww that plan today iimean, i can't imagine anybody giving them any high-fives for not lowering gas prices." ppiccs."obama ays: "exxon pockeeed nearly $4.7 million dollars every hour..." hour..."critics note that obama voted áforá oil subsidies when he was a senator in 20055.....but the white house says that bill also containeddmoney for alternative fuels. we can help you try to stay under 4 dollars a gallln.the exxon on york road in towson...near the york road plaza...charges 4 dollars and 6 cents for a gallon

for that we turn to janice. >> we are watching mother nature. for the next several days winds are going to be calm and they are dealing with mainly sunny skies. jefferson county southwest of the denver area. sunny skies for the most part. winds kick up starting sunday into monday. we have had several days for firefighters to get in there and get handle on this. they are light and will remain that way for several days. forecast today temperatures typically around this time of year around the denver area in the upper 50s. we are looking at temperatures a little bit above average. otherwise a good looking forecast for much of colorado. the rest of the country pretty active. we have a storm system moving into the northwest bringing more rain and mountain snow to a storm weary west. we have a storm exiting the northeast several inches of snow towards maine. then we watch the central u.s. we think storm also pick up potential for severe weather later on today across the missouri river down toward the texas and oklahoma panhandle with damaging winds an

janice, thanks very much. is a hot controversy today over a friday evening release of the latest from the new healthcare law. now it seems that most universities will have to cover birth control in their students' health plans without even having them do a small co-pay on it with critics suggesting that politics are behind some of the latest healthcare pronouncements. the new question out there may be this. will our healthcare coverage change every time we get a new administration and a new health and human services department? joined by sandee rios, vp of family pack center, and the former director for john cornyn. nice to have you here. what do you make of the latest pronouncement on friday afternoon? do you think we'll be changing with the wind every administration over these things? >> no i don't think so. i think if we elect a republican administration we won't have this problem. they want to get involved in the most intimate decisions of your life. many people think the right on the moral issues is the o

comes as investigators release new details linking her death to a baltimore police officer and fox's janice park has the latest. >> reporter: they fill the church to a member. >> and that is wonderful and they look down on monet today. >> reporter: a 13-year-old whose death continues to stun one week later. and last weekend, she was accidentally shot in the chest by two friends. the police say the friends, 12 and 13, dragged her body to the back of the house and just six blocks from the home. her body covered by trash bags and discovered by her brother. >> i love her and miss her and i wishing in like this would have hap tend her. >> reporter: the next door neighbor had to leave the funeral early out of grief and he like many are angry about the disposal of then to's body. >> i know she didn't die instantly and they going to carry her body and cover it up with trash? it's terrible and that is terrible. >> reporter: a city police officer is under investigation also. we're told that the officer is suspended after allegations that the gun used to kill monet was found in his car. the crowd was

./ janice? janice?pkg))(nat sot @14:44:01) as police responn to the scene of a homicide along east chase street....(nat sound of wife crying) fammlyymembers of tte man murdered have already arrived or gotten there.(nat sound of cop radio) 3 the mmyor says they will now be keeping an eye on bus ann lightraal stops...looking out for crowds: &pfox45 .../ teams... up.../ crime-mapping... - website.../ ááspotcrimeáá... tracks... criminal activity.../ in... your neighborhood.../ ááandáá..,. will... send you... emails.../ whan.../ crime happens..../ áágoáá... to... fox-baltimore dot com... / ááclickáá... oo... spot crime.../ in... the.... "hot topics"... section.../ the inner harbor wasn't the only problem this weekend. weekend.it was the most violent weekend across the city so far this year with eight shootings in four days.. criie and justice reporter what police are doing to curb the crime. crime. ((pkg)))nat sot @14:44:01) as police respond to the scene of a homicide along east chase street....(nat sound o

janice park is live at ppliceeheadquarters headquarters tonight with information about what's in &pthemily says they re pleased with the changes the department is implmenting. but they say there s still a lot to do to cleen uppthe baltimore city police depprtment. a 110 page reeort outllne problems and solutions to what s beiig called one oo the darkest nights in police history. in january 2010 officer william toobit was shot more than 20 times by fellow officers who did not recognize him as an officer since he was in plain clothes. tonight the department says it &ps learned hard lessons. and now all officer muss be in uniform. and if they re not &ppolice crowd control o &psituations. "one f thh biggest changgs, officers that are working the street, taking enforcement actionn will bb in identifable police attire, in outer garments that say police" 3 to read the entire report for yourself u can head to our website a former caregiver in baltimore county..... could... spend the rest of his life behind bars.../ after admitting... he sexually abused... an autistic man...// . . 57 year old .

janice park is streaming - live at baltimore city police headquurters, wiih a new plea for help?&p 3 3 3 firstton ffx.... 3 ffr the first ttme since a -3 hear from the woman .... ho's cell phone was grabbed by the officer. 3&p tonight.... the woman who mmde ttis ecording... aggeed 3 name is beenadeete. she asked we ot use her last name. here is wwat she had to say & about officer paul southard.... and his violltion of ho ii now under investtiation. 3 13:41:28 he was very angry at this phone. i thhnk he may haae thought i caught something ii asn't supposed to i don't really know what made him so upset. it wass't likeei had the cell phone riiht in his faae. he left whatevvr what he was doonn to come get the phone 43 -3 43 as we wwre investigating &psouthard.... e came aross & this video from 2006 which becameeaakey piece f evidence in a federal lawsuit over &psuspected illlgal arrests. - in this vvdeo officer southard & again is seenngrabbing a person's cell phone. p3 we have breakiig news uu of west balttmore. baltimore.you're looking at the damagg...from the collision of a fire t

//janice park.../ live...room with word on why police believe he usedfacebook to try with the young teen.ncounterr- teen. 3 jeff,baltimore county police say they used the 14 year old girl's facebook page to start communication with rahn freeland.this is the 26 year pld's facebook page...and pollce ay he took thier bait. communicating with the teen back in august.after meeting up with him, and finding out he was much older...policeesay the girl's parents called them. on monday...detectivvs set up came to towson to have sex detectives were there tt ...5 arrest him.jed gamber is a fox45 photographer. he has been friends with freeeand for 10 years: "utter shock, utter shock he's been a friend of mine for so loog, i always thought of him as such a good guy" baltimore county police believe there are ooher they are urging them to come foward.live in the newsroom, edition. homicide... detectives.../ called to the scene.../ of... a shooting ...in... east baltimore... arlier today//. áápoliceáá say... a man waa shot...

janice wright's 14-month-old son lives with the disease. she pulled him out of the john archer school in bel air after he was improperly strapped down to a restraining device. investigators later determined while the divis was used improperly the staff was poorly trained and any abuse was not intentional. she will ask for members to meet with parents. >> the sun returned to normal but the temperatures not quite so much. it was chilly and windy. wyatt is in the storm center with more of the freeze watch. >>> it's actually -- we did have a freeze watch for parts of the state except for the deep southern county, calvert, southward toward st. marys. we will go at or below freezing. that will create a frost. any tender plants or flowers, you'll want to bring that in or wrap that area with some plastic. keep it warm or use a cloth to keep the plants protected and bring in the pets gusting it 48 northeast. most spots gusting to 35. it's been a windy day as the cold canadian winds begin to funnel. temperatures holding in the 50s to upper 40s but th

./ janice? the first dog was found in february. and the second dog, was found just this saturday.ictures you're about to see is disturbing. this is a picture of princesses scars and bite woonds. the pitbull terrier's main wound is so large, you can fit a human fist througg itt she was dumped in a parking lot in brooklyn park and animal control believes she s the victim of dogg fighting. just last month, less han five miles away, another pitbull was found with severe dog fighting injuries too. now police is looking for who s responsible: "robin small anne arundel co animal control. 005130" we do think they are from dog fighting. whether. the animal was fighting back or let loose we do know the og is traumatized and wwary of other animals" 005146. both dogs are on the mend at and there is a 25 hundree dollar reward being offered by the humane society for information leading to an arrest and conviction.. heated talkk at towson univerrity last night. students confronted a campus group called " youth for western civilization." the organization is defending itself after chalking messaae

janice?ncil members asked lots of questions today about his ties to co executive johnnleoppld today the hief insisted he s still a good leader. questions from reporters as hh walked into tonight's council meetinn. the cootrovery surroundinggthe chief stems from alleeations he did not take effective action when co executive john leopold allegedly was engaged in misconduct. 3 "iq: why wouud you pontinue.....oq: thank ou councilman." 3 3 &3 ootrage over the death of florida teen shot and killed - by neighborhood watchmangeorge 3immmrman. ---what do we want justice, when do weewant it now--- nnww-- hundreds marched in downtown baltimore odaa.. it was an amazing show of soladaritt for a ttenager phat's become a symbol of injusticc.. and thh new face profiling. the protest started at the inner harbor, thhnnon o baltimore police headquarters before going to city haall ms. allwine) "i'm out heree beccuse i'm outraged, i was sick, sicc when i read about this." (mm. rrcker) "i mean what type of message

live in downtown baltimoree janice park...fox45 news at ten.tt improve city streets. streets.mayor stephanie rawlings blake spent the morning at rederick douglas high school where he kicked off national youth violence prevention week. it tries to provide positiveeways young people can make a difference with one man who sayy programs like "safe streets"" helped him turn his life around... and he wants the same for others. "how i get by is helping other people through there probems probems"thats whaa helps me and this day aad time for youth and prevention week, thht's priceless money cant buy that" there are more than 70 yooth violence prevention activities week. for a complete list and to find oot how you can participate, go to our websste foxbaltimore dot com. today.../// loved ones.../ gathered ...to say goodbye .../ to... a maryland.../ nat'l... guardsman.../ ákilledá... in . afghanissan. they... at... the trinity assembly of god.../ in... lutherville.../ áápayingáá respects... to... army major.../ robert.../ mar-- chanti.../// ááaáá former .

while they may forget, theefamilies ever do"janice &pfriendd and family gathered t rrmemberrtte life of a baltimore teen. teen.((( it was tears...a lot of emotion, a lot eeotiin in th) there)))hundreds filled southernnbaptist church yesterday for the funeral of monae turnage. olice say last weekend, the 13-year-old was accidentally shht in the chest by two friends... who are 12 and 13..police say her body was then dragged across an brother found hee. "she'ssa beautiful young lady, that's aal i can say, there's nothing more to say also under investigation for possibly helping the teens involved cover up the crime. we're told officer john ward allegations against hii: thaa the gun that killed monae, waa found in his car. a hearinggis set for tomorrow city pooice officer charged with theft will be suspended with or without pay. 41-year-old darlene early was she tried to steal 300-dollars worth of grrceries friday &pevening from thii food depot on belair road. investigators say the clerk wws early's daughter, 18-year-old ciaaa anderson.pplice say anderson rang up some of the items for as