. >> and i'm jessica kartalija. what could have been a tornado that struck overnight damaging hundreds of homes and leaving thousands without elect testy this noon. checking out all of the damage from sky eye chopper 13 now. you can see how bad it is and several o. buildings don't -- several of the buildings don't have roofs left. >> and derek valcourt is surveying the damage in baltimore county and andrea fujii has more in north east baltimore. >> reporter: good afternoon, jessica and good afternoon, everyone. three were taken to the hospital from north east baltimore this morning with nonlife threatening injuries and surveying the damage this morning, it's amazing more weren't hurt. >> reporter: some north east baltimore residents described the weather as a scene from "the wizard of oz." >> you feel the buildings picking up and the wind banking against the windows and you can see the people's vehicles moving across the parking lot. >> reporter: at 1:30 a.m., high winds ripped through the area and as daybreak appro

. >> and i'm jessica kartalija. here's what people are talk about today. president barack obama arrived in indonesia on the second stop in his international trip. as joel reports, the trip could be cut short because ovule cantic ash -- volcano ash. >> the president threw a dinner to welcome back president obama to the place where he spent his childhood. the president wants to expand tried with the world's largest muslim country. the president complained that other countrys are doing more to expand business with indonesia. you mentioned we're number three and i said, we want to be number one. the president hoped to have time to revisit his past, but the volcano was erupting and the spewing ash is forcing the flight to leave early, cutting the trip short. and u.s. demonstrateers made their opinions heard outside of the american embassy. the president's hopeing to address the tensions with the muslim world before he leaves. >> we don't expect we'll completely eliminate the misunderstanding and mistrust that dropped over a long period of time. but we do think

i'm jessica kartalija. coming up next on wjz. how schools like loyola university are keeping their students safe. >>> and a rather dreary november evening. bob will let us know about the forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> college campuses. three armed robberies at three separate schools. >>> it appears to be a quiet day on campus at loyola university. >> something happens every day. >> but a brazen robbery has students on edge. >> obviously, are we aware of it on campus? yeah. all of us have taken into account that something has happened. and we're going to be alert. >> i park somewhere where other people park. like i try not to park. but my car is excluded. and i always welcome other people, not by myself. >> reporter: campus officials say three students were robbed at knife point friday. >> we're increasing foot patrols in the area. baltimore city is also increasing its patrols in the area. we also have closed-circuit tv cameras that we were able to use to keep a closer eye on the community that was involved. >> reporter:

jessica kartalija has more on the raging controversy. >> reporter: phillip greaves is the author of the >> kissing, funneling, is not serious. >> reporter: he offers advice on how to have interaction with a child and supposedly not break the law. >> people have this vision that a pedophile is someone who abuses children, that forces children to have intercourse with them. the word pedophile is someone who loves children. >> it goes beyond how to do it and how not to get caught but seems to promote it as a life-style. >> reporter: the book, available on line had sold one copy until a few days ago when the spotlight was turned on it. sales are now up to over 3,000 copies. >> pedophilia is a crime against children. >> reporter: along with greaves, amazon.com has come under heavy critcy. virtually all of the customer reviews and comments on amazon's website condemn amazon. disgusting. are you insane? folks queueses -- no excuses amazon. shame on you. amazon said it's sensorship not to sell certain books because we believe the message is objectionable. however, we support the right of every

our own jessica kartalija is now a new mother. wow, there is a new baby. sica tells us they are calling him drew. >> he checked in at 7 pounds. mom, dad and little drew are all doing well this morning. >> that's right. dad brian, of course we congratulate them. and he's just adorable. posing. little ham in him already. >> can you tell who they look like? >> too young. >> wait another week. >> i thought you'd say another year. >> he's adore be. congratulations to jessica and brian. >>> you know, we were talking about the ravens, and there are a lot of folks because it's not that far a distance making the trip to carolina. if you plan on heading down your forecast looks like this: that is their version, marty and i were talking about, their version of the m&t, that's bank of america stadium they're playing in tomorrow. sunny and warm, 70 degrees. kickoff at 1:00. how would you like to go down and see that? >> 70 and see a game. we can do the show, the program from there. >> let's do it. >> tomorrow, live from bank of america stadium. >> i'll meet through. >>

and as a african american young girl, you can do anything. >> reporter: i'm jessica kartalija, wjz-13> and she's currently living in new york city as where she performs her duties as miss teen usa and next year, she'll go to university of alabama. >> still to come, an entire family is found without a trace and one is found bound, gagged and alive. >> and an alleged corruption as the executive and his wife are arrested and these charges could be the tip of the ice burg. we'll have a live report, just ahead. >>> and preparing to hit the road for the holiday, what you should know about the price at the pump. >>> and i'm sharon gibala, if you're about to head out, we have a foggy morning commute and we'll tell you what they are. >> >> and we have the fog advisories out to the eastern shore and coming up, she's known as kelly on saved by the bell and now, she has a new show. that's at 6:45 after this. [ female announcer ] letting go of your cigarettes can be hard. but the nicoderm cq patch gradually steps you down off of nicotine in just three steps, doubling your chances for success. nico

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i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >>> zoo officials say during the winter months, when things can get a bit snowy and icy, it is best to call ahead and make sure the zoo is definitely open. >> those polar bears had a good time. they did. >> we were the aic here last winter. >> we had a great time, too. we were stuck here for days. >> i don't think so. >> let's take a look at temps and conditions around the region now. 57. but we made the best of it. northwest winds at 8. barometer, 29.94. we'll come back and take a look at the midweek forecast after this. the chevy malibu was designed to catch the eye... but great design is also what you don't see. like dependability, a one-hundred thousand-mile, five-year powertrain warranty and being named a consumers digest best buy three years running. it's easy to see why over a thousand people a day are switching to chevy. qualified lessees can get a low mileage lease on this 2011 malibu ls for around one ninety-nine a month. call for details. the switch to chevy starts at chevydealer.com. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i

and i'm jessica kartalija. the government is saying that st. joseph put unnecessary accident stents into heartfacients. good afternoon, mike. >> reporter: good afternoon, don and everyone. underthe settlement, the doctor doesn't admit liability. this doesn't effect the lawsuits that the patients filed over the stents. >>> and three doctors blue the whistle on what the feds say was a kick back scheme and the hospital will pay $22 million so settle with the government. as for criminal liability, the u.s. attorney told us this. >> i'm not going to be able to comment and the only issue is the resolution of the civil liability. >> reporter: and here's what happened. st.joseph was paying a heart care group to refer patients for lucrative procedures. >> and the health care pride -- providers pay the kick back and that's a violation of law. >> reporter: and the u.s. attorney was billing the government for stents placed in patients not necessary. and those who got those unnecessary treatments were patients of this man. he denies the claims and he's file

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. the carnival splendor as finally reached california. you're taking a live look now at san diego. sandra hughes has the very latest. >> reporter: the nightmare carnival cruise is over. a team of tugboats gently guided into port. tugs have been slowly tugging it from the waters off mexico where it broke down on monday. for four days the crew has been without water, food and everything that runs on electricity. passengers have been telling horror stories. >> people getting upset and frustrated by the toilet situation. couldn't flush, part of the smell issue. >> reporter: there were two our lines for food like spam and pop tarts, but passengers said they held together. >> by and large, people had been nice to one another. there was almost a comradery among the passengers. >> reporter: with no working elevators, carnival said getting all the passengers off the splendor could take hours. they promised to be ready for hotel and flight reservations for the passengers. >> we will be providing assistance. >> reporter: splendor was scheduled to to

. >> and i'm jessica kartalija. here's what people are talk about today -- talking about today. jack johnson was arrested late last week and he and his wife may not be the only ones in trouble. derek valcourt has the latest. >> reporter: federal agents say this could be the tip of the ice burg in maryland's biggest political scandal of the year. county are reeling over the allocations over jack johnson. >> if it's true, it would be horrible. you would feel let down by someone you trusted. >> i think it's terrible. >> reporter: they were arrested friday and their home was raided after a wiretapped conversation between the couple. they discussed a $100,000 check from a developer as the agents knocked on their door. she said, do you want me to flush it and he said, yes, flush that. moments later, the fbi says they discussed almost $60,000 in cash and he told his wife to hide the money in her brew. this could be linked in the greenbelt metro station. >> i'm innocent of the charges. and i just can't wait for the facts to come out. >> reporter: the facts will have him defending himsel

jessica kartalija is live at wjz.com, to update the bobblehead leader board. >> the sports guys havee familiar company at the top. sports director mark viviano is really starting to move his lead. this week's week's big winner, bill moore of baltimore. he chose 12 of 14 games correctly and came closest to the score on sunday night's game. you can still sign up to play. just come here and click on the banner at the top of the home page. >> you and bernadette, jessic ayou do us-- jessica, you do us proud. >> thank you. >>> and the ravens are back on the road to face the carolina panthers. you can see the game live at 1:00 p.m. >> you see the two back there. they bump heads, you know, do the high five. >> she and bernadette? well, they don't do a little high five anymore. it would be difficult for jessica. >> maybe a low five. >>> straight ahead. a little girl trapped below the surface. the amazing way she was feared rescued. >>> feared dead. police are searching for the ohio family that disappeared. >>> sunny but breezy, are there big changes in the forecast? look at these beautiful pi

i'm jessica kartalija. coming up on wjz. how schools like loyola university are keeping their students safe. >>> not just for social networking. what facebook plans plans to conquer next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 5:28. 50 degrees and cloudy. good evening. thank you for staying with eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. campus crime. tonight, an extensive search for suspects in three armed robberies at local college campuses. jessica kartalija is tracking the investigation. >>> it appears to be a quiet day on loyola campus university. but a brazen robbery has students on edge. >> obviously, are we aware of it on campus? yeah. all of us should take into account that something happens. >> sky park is somewhere where other people park. so i try not to park where my car is explode compliewd -- is excluded. >> campus officials say three students were robbed at knife point friday. >> we're increasing foot patrols in the area. we also have closed circuit tv on the area that was involved. >> on c

. >> and i'm jessica kartalija. and here's what people are talking about today. the death of a promising 21 year old. her friends say before her car wreck, she was drinking a drink called four loko. mike hellgren has the details. >>> good afternoon, don and everyone. it's been banded in several states the manufactures doesn't believe it's dangerous, they want to keep the consumers informed but the friends and family of courtney spurry want it off of the shelves now. a car accident killed this 21- year-old, friends and family held a vigil for the young woman and they want action telling wjz she drank two cans of the drink four loko and it also contains alcohol. they say she went out of control and she flew into a rage and she took the keys of someone else's car. >> we have created a website for her, it's banfourloko.com. >> she changed that night, she was not the same person. she couldn't remember people's names. she blacked out. >> reporter: and four loko is pulled from shelves in four states and not maryland. the attorney general banned similar drinks tells us t

. >>> a huge round of applause, jessica kartalija delivered a baby boy this morning. michael andrew! >>> 7-pound baby boy. that's correct. jessica, we love you, god bless you and brian and michael andrew. [baby crying] >> she'll hear a lot of that. >> and who won the poll, by the way? >> well, lori -- one of the writers. >> we thought it would be next friday. that was my day. >> you were deceived. >> and jessica, we can't wait to see pictures and that's fabulous. >> all right. and the joy is abounding. and we'll see when you get the first tuition bill. >> that baby can get a pretty yellow scarf. >> we'll talk to mr. basement about that. this is glenn. there are four other litter mates at the baltimore spca for him. they need good homes an there's the website and our yellow scarf comments for friday's noon puppy sponsor believes that together, we'll make a difference for pets that need a home. >> hey, jessica, when i was at the tattoo convention, i found the cutest oncey, i've been holding it and i didn't want to jinx anything. you're going to hate it, but it's really c

jessica kartalija with more on what happened. and the similarities similarities to another near disaster. >>> it's incredible, vic. tonight, all 150 passengers say they are incredibly relieved to have landed on solid ground. >>> grrr. >> that's how passengers on the flight described the noise they heard just after taking off from philadelphia international airport, thursday afternoon. >> i was thinking, maybe i was going to die. >> so we got like five minutes in the air. and there was a loud noise. and then we were told that we were going to turn around and come back. >> does seem pretty routine. in fact, he told us everything was fine, precautionary. he was going to circle back around. >> reporter: u.s. airways spokesman derek hannah said that they decided to turn around because a bird may have hit the airplane. it was the same model of plane involved in the miracle on the hudson bird strike incident. >> we're glad he did a sully. it was pretty terrific. but there was no panic. there was -- by the pilots or the crew. they just d

jessica kartalija is live at wjz.com to update this week's standing. how are you doing, jess? >> i'm doing well, denise. incredibly, this continues to dominate. i'm in second with 83. and meteorologist bernadette woods is in third with 82 points. this week's winner, holly of baltimore. check this out, to predict all 13 games correctly. and came closest to the final score of sunday night's game. she wins a $25 best buy gift certificate. and you can still sign up to play here. just click on the banner at the top of the page. back to you. >> we need to get holly and give her a contract. >>> the ravens play thursday night this week. they're in atlanta to take on the falcons at the georgia dome. >>> and straight ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. hidden danger. the unlikely item in your house that could injure your child. >>> granny arrest. who police say tried to buy this woman's grandson and how she got caught. >>> gorgeous fall weather. will it stick around? the answer still ahead. the most powerful half ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. that's forty

so i'm glad it's over. >> reporter: that was jessica kartalija reporting.erson suffered two broken legs, but there were no other reports of injuries when the american airlines plane landed on the hudson river. >>> the latest trend among children is causing concern among doctors. children across the nation are wearing silly bands. but health officials say they can cause swelling and discomfort, if kids wear them too long. 13 families had filed complaints so far. including 8-year-old chris palmier's parents. >> it was like a freak show or something. it was five times bigger than his other hand. and the doctor said to come in four days later. >> health officials say never let the child wear them to bed. in worst cases, the child could lose a finger or a hand. >>> you could be sitting on a jackpot. a brother and sister become millionaires overnight after collecting on an antique had that had been collecting dust. >> tonight, ladies and gentlemen, it's $43 -- 43 million pounds. sold. >> reporter: the auctioneer's gavel came down and smashed records. the 18th cen

. >>> and we know on friday, wjz- 13's own jessica kartalija became a mom and today, we stopped by toate her and see the baby. >> reporter: meet baby drew, all 7 pounds, 1 ounce of him and here's jessica, she's glowing and loving her new role. >> i think it's incredible. everyone says you can't imagine the feeling and how wonderful it is, and there isn't anything like it. i can't stop looking at him and just stairing at him all of the time. he's my little buddy, my guy. he's just so much fun and he has a great little demeanor and he hasn't cried much. he's just been hanging out and grandma's here and he's seen his grandparents and great grandparents. >> reporter: he was born friday morning and at that point, they hadn't settled on his name. >> he's michael andrew after my dad -- >> and my husband's calling him andy and -- i'm calling him drew. >> and she gets the naming rights because he looks like his mom. they have that draw -- strawberry blond hair. >> hey, it's okay. this is so much better. >> and a huge congratulations to jessica and brian. and you know what they said, they watch

jessica kartalija is live at wjz.com to update this week's standings. jessica, are you still up there as a bobblehead? >> reporter: somehow. it's like the station joke. incredibly, the same trio continues to dominate. sports director mark viviano continues to lead with 84 points. somehow i'm in second with 83. and meteorologist bernadette woods is in third with 82 points. no surprise there. this week's winner, holly schnauffer knott. she predicted all 13 games correctly and came closest with the score on sundaya game. way to go, holly. you can still sign up to play. just click on the banner at the top of the home page. very easy. back to you. >> you make it look easy, jess. that's for sure. >>> the ravens play on thursday night this week. they're in atlanta to take on the falcons at the georgia dome. >>> it was car talk over at croissants this morning at the american visionary arts museum. that's where they held a breakfast get-together. the guest of honor was former driver, and current race analyst, derpec daly. the indy cars will hit it downtown next a

jessica kartalija to update the bobblehead leader board. >> sports director mark viviano is starting to extend his lead. i'm in second. and meteorologist bernadette woods tied with stan at 87 points. this week's big winner, bill moore of baltimore. and he came closest to the game. bill wins a $24 best buy gift certificate. denise? >> thank you, jessica. >>> and the ravens are back on the road sunday to face the carolina panthers. you can see it live. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. safety in the skies. some travelers say they won't get full-body patdowns. what the head of the tsa is now saying. >>> this madagascar cockroach is just one of several animals police say were stolen and found. i'm weijia jiang with the latest. >>> baltimore blasted. a powerful storm ripped houses into splinters. complete first warning when my husband got sick and couldn't work anymore, it was up to me to support our family. [ male announcer ] karri danner went back to school, to become a nurse. my education made all the difference... [ male announcer ] but now some in washington want re

jessica kartalija is live at wjz.com to update the bobblehead leader board. jess?everybody back here is still laughing at pete. that shot. you have to know pete because he's great. anyway, the sports guys now have some familiar company at the top. sports director mark viviano is starting to extend the lead with 91 points. i am in second with 88 points. then meteorologist bernadette woods tied with stan saunders, 88 points. this week's big winner. bill moore of baltimore. he came closer to the score of 28 games. you can still sign up to play. all you have to do is come here. click on the banner at the top of the home page. >> and i noticed your bobble now has a little bubble. >> yes. >> move that paper down. >> yes. >> my bobble has a bubble. big winners, we say. >> yes. there you go. >>> ravens are back on the road sunday to face the carolina panthers. you can see the game live here at 1:00, here on wjz 13. >>> bobble in a bubble. >> that's it. >> we believe in conservation in global things here on wjz. >>> still ahead. crime scene at chuck e. cheese. the attack th

jessica kartalija and her husband brian are the proud parents to a new baby boy. >> she, jessica, justbirth to michael andrew this morning, at 7 pounds. he's adorable. >> they're calling him andy. and we're told mom and andy are doing well. >> they may be calling him drew as well. mom likes drew. and dad likes andy. and it's spelled andrew. they'll figure it out. >> start that tuition collection now. >> but congratulations, you guys. we miss you, jessica. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. sarah palin. not one to keep her opinions to herself. her take on everything from president obama to american idol. a sneak peek at her new book before it hits store shelves. >>> i'm suzanne collins in jarrettsville. one car theft took place here. but there have been hundreds of others, according police. we'll have pictures of much of the goods stolen. that's coming up next. >>> and a horrible case of police brutality. more video of this vicious attack. and the reason police may have between after the wrong guy. ,,, >>> it is 5:29, 47 degrees. a few clouds, but it's beautiful over baltimore tonight.

jessica kartalija is back at wjz.com to update this week's standings. jess? >> reporter: denise, incredibly the same trio continues to dominate tonight. sports director mark viviano continues to lead the way with 84 points. i'm in second with 83 points. meteorologist bernadette woods. this week, holly schnauffer knott. she wins a $25 best buy gift certificate. way to go, holly. you can still sign up to play. just in cometo wjz.com. click on the banner at the top of the home page. back to you. >> i'm mildly impressed you're in second place. but i'm really impressed you're beat being bernadette. >> it's the end. >>> play the atlanta falcons tomorrow. >> did you see how bernadette unplugged her microphone just now, so she couldn't make a comment? >>> still to come on eyewitness news. hypertexting teens. a surprising new study linking social networking and too much texting to dangerous behavior. >>> i'm adam may in garrett county, with exclusive behind- the-scenes look at the wind farm. that's coming up in my special report. >>> stranded at sea. thousands of crew

jessica kartalija, delivered a baby boy today. >> that's right. michael andrew weighed 7 pounds. they're calling him "andy ," congratulations to jessica and brian. >> look at his little head. he's beautiful. beautiful. >> adorable. >> we could just run that the -- that the rest of the newscast. >> he looks so beautiful right there. >> he does. very nice. >> congratulations, guys. >> enjoy. >> very nice. >> don't miss tonight's prime time cbs lineup at 10:00. it's the hit police drama, blue bloods, followed by eyewitness news at loafn:00. >>> next at 4:00, an update on missing second grader kyron horman. the new clues deviding his parents. >>> a bone uncovered in aruba. the new information that could link it to natalee holloway. >>> midair scare. what happened when a huge crack opened up a plane's windshield? it's all caught on tape. it's all caught on tape. eyewitness news at 4:00 ,,,,,,,, ♪golden morning family's smiling♪ ♪gonna be a special day anncr: for the perfect start to the perfect day, i always choose land o'lakes all-natural eggs. from hens fed a rich, whole-grain diet w

jessica kartalija has more. >> reporter: investigators say the bottom line is the seemingly acceptable risks added up to the disaster. investigators outlined more than a dozen decisions that at the time were explainable. but all of the events came together at the worst time, causing the well blowout and millions of gallons of oil to spill into the gulf. critics say bp is getting a free pass for its history of cost-cutting. >> 11 workers were killed when the rig exploded back in april. >>> chilling revelations in the elizabeth smart trial. on the stand today, smart said her accused kidnapper, david barzee, wanted to kidnap her cousin and make her another bride. she is being stoic on the stand, testifying against the man who held her, raped her and held her prisoner for months. >> reporter: 23-year-old elizabeth smart told the story as she awoke to a man with a knife to her throat and a man threatening to kill her and her family it f she didn't leave with him. in chilling testimony, she said, i could feel something cold across my neck. i thought i was having a nightmare. it is just an in

in harford county, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> well, james kimball who is now 21, showed little reaction when his sentence was read. his stepfather got up and left the courtroom. >>> road worker found the body inside a box this morning near braddock mountain. that box was in a wooded embankment off the side of the road. police have not yet identified the man's remains, but they're treating his death as a homicide. >>> imagine, vividly remembering almost every detail of every day of your life. it is an extremely rarely condition called hyper thimessia. there are only nine documented cases in the u.s. and alex demetrick introduces us to one man living here in baltimore. >> reporter: a traumatic event like 9/11 can sear into memories. >> most people can remember what they did that day. i do that almost every day of my life. >> if i had an experience, wasn't interested or wasn't around it, i probably wouldn't remember. >> the sniper attacks. >> first was october. then a rainy day like today. the news came across and they found him. he was in jail. >> reporter: sean con

tonight, jessica kartalija, gave birth to a healthy baby boy this morning. you could tell it's a boy because it has a little blue hat on. say hello to michael andrew. they are calling him drew. >> baby ♪ >> that's right. he's about 7 pounds. mom, dad, and little drew are all doing well tonight. >> well, good for her and good for all of them. and i'm sure they scored extra for the blue hat. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. taking on toyota. federal judge makes a ruling on hundreds of lawsuits filed against the auto giant. >>> it can get rid of wrinkles. but can it do much more? how doctors are treating botox. >>> update on missing second grader, kyron ring ring. progresso. oh yes hi. can you put my grandma on the phone please? thanks. excuse me a sec. another person calling for her grandmother. she thinks it's her soup huh? i'm told she's in the garden picking herbs. she is so cute. okay i'll hold. she's holding. wha? (announcer) progresso. you gotta taste this soup. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetab

jessica kartalija is in the newsroom with details. >> reporter: prosecutors say james fowler shot jimmyon during a civil rights protest in 1965. jackson's death sparked so much controversy that the day of his killing became known as bloody sunday. jackson's father and sister were beat to the floor with a billy club, when jackson tried to help fowler. in court, fowler pleaded self- defense and was not charged. the case was reopened. today, fowler accepted a deal to serve six months in prison and complete six more on probation. denise? >> fowler, who is now 77 years old, apologized to the victim's family, after entering the pleas, saying he didn't mean to kill anyone. >>> the mother of missing north carolina girl says she wants to have her body taken to australia for burial. 10-year-old zara zara's body was taken home. so far, no one has been charged with her death. but her stepmother, lisa baker, is charged with obstruction of justice for writing a bogus ransom note after she disappeared. >>> an explosion in cancun leaves several dead and others injured. >> reporter: a powerful explosion

jessica kartalija has more on what happened. >>> 34-year-old farooque ahmed pled guilty.s arrested last month. police say he schemed to people he thought were terrorists. they were actually undercover agents. >>> when agents raided his home in northern virginia, they found a pistol, a shotgun and two rifles. he requested a jury trial, now scheduled for april 11th. >>> prosecutors believe he was influenced by radical cleric an war alalacky. >>> clashes repeatedly about money. both sides have now managed to an agreement which is tentative on a new contract. and it does include a pay cut. mike hellgren breaks down the numbers. >>> the relationship between baltimore's police union and city hall hasn't been pretty when it comes to money. after the union rejected direct contact negotiation, both sides went through a third party mediator, reaching a one-year, tentative agreement, officers will vote on it. the mayor. >> my hope is other city employees will get to better time. and we'll be able to look at increased compensation down the road. >> reporter: for now, though, the tent