the bell word catch us of the johns hopkins university -- campus of the johns hopkins university. >>scribed it as a small college academic campus of. reporter: 23 years later these are the development signs now surrounding her old property. they mention a campus but not the kind aunt liz would have wanted. if the university gets its way, this will become a high rise commercial science park. >> the worst part of it all is hopkins isn't planning to occupy any of it at this point. it's simply going to be ground leases out to third parties for profit. reporter: two months ago jim and his family filed a lawsuit. the university countered with a motion to dismiss and that hearing was held today at montgomery county circuit court. attorneys for the university argue that their plan is in line with the original deed, but tim disagrees. >> you entrust your donation to the receiver and that trust should never be broken. reporter: in rockville, kristin fisher, 9 news now. >> the judge did not issue an opinion today. as for johns hopkins university, their attorneys declined to comment, but a spoke

bluecross head coach at johns hopkins knows something about rankings. -- bluecross head coach at johns hopkins. explains why he only cares about rankings after the season, not before. >> the whole rankings thing does not matter to us. it matters at one time of year, at the end of the year when there is only one number one team. only one team goes home happy. that is the only ranking that matters. >> the washington wizards have the third worst record in the nba this season. they will try to win back-to- back games tonight for the first time this season. they will probably have to start paying attention to detail. watch the bottom of your screen. the wizards last game monday. mcgee runs to the wrong side of the court until his teammates call him back. then he misses a shot and false .owntick stick around, tom tasselmyer will have the forecast right after this. >> after a baby was found inside a dumpster in harford county, will take a closer look at at the state safe haven law and a mother's rights. powerball fever is sweeping through maryland. these stories and more when you these storie

coming up we're going to have more on how john hopkins is playing a role on that battle. >>> a little touch of winter for baltimore this weekend. i'm bob turk, the forwarn weather forecast is coming up next. ,, i hear you're having a tough day, so i brought you a freshly made sandwich. you made me a sandwich? no, dunkin' did, but i wrote the note. new bakery sandwiches at dunkin' donuts. try the turkey cheddar bacon or ham and cheese today. >>> it's 33 degrees and clear in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather is coming up. >>> a wood processing plant is destroyed by a towering blaze. the shavings and sawdust helped to feed the fire. investigators don't know what helped to cause the fire. damage is estimated at $1 million. >>> another day of searching but still no clues in the disappearance of a 2-year-old girl in maine. a police dive unit searched a river and stream for reynolds. police say they have doubts the child was kidnapped. they believe her father and others are hiding details. >>> charges come four days after teacher mark barenz was arrested on 23 co

he came to johns hopkins for help. >> he came out. >> reporter: dr.ntgomery is saying there is a long list of people waiting for transplants. >> it has reached a crisis point in terms of not being enough domiers available. >> reporter: that's where brady's star power comes in. he made a public plea for donors to come forward. and posted a picture of martinez on his facebook. with a link to the website. >> you know, that attention that is focused on the problem and on the crisis -- helps tremendously. >> reporter: out of the 80,000 people currently waiting for donors. only 20% will receive one this year. 30% will die waiting. dr. month gum american history is saying that the attention that brady is bringing is invaluable. >> the plea could end up saving several other people? audition to tom martinez d. so far, 300 people have came forward. >> grater awareness and, you know, sort of a more micro level, more transplants. >> reporter doctors are screening possible donors for martinez. he could receive a transplant within the next few months. reporting liv

that was certainly true of me back in my graduate school experience at johns hopkins from 1958 to 1962. one of my fellow students from those days, charles dew is in the audience. i learned a great deal from him, david fisher, also remained a lifelong friend since those days in graduate school. so beginning with that experience a half a century ago, more than half a century ago right on down to the present, i've learned as much from colleagues and fellow students and students as i ever have taught them, i think. let me just briefly comment on what has been the trajectory of my career as a historian. almost all of the presenters this morning have made some observations about that. i want to just summarize that very briefly before we open this up to questions from the audience. i went to graduate school without really having a very clear idea of what i would wind up writing a dissertation about and making a career of. this was during the early years of the civil rights movement. as you've heard these were the years woodward labeled the second reconstruction of the south. that was a focus

towson heading down charles street to face number two johns hopkins. it past pierce bassett...his first career goal...towson takes thh early lead....6 minutes later...the 6th year senior and boyss latin grad ties it up...chris boland puts in he layup...his 67th career goal...right now the blue jays lead 5-3 at the half... a longtime oriole enemy retires...red sox pitcher tim wakefield calling it a career after 199seasoos in the big leagges...17 spent with boston....the 45-year-old knuckleballer woo 200 games and finished with a 4-41 e-r-a...wakefield won 186 with the red sox, just 6 short of the team record shared by cy young and roger clemens....his career line against the o's... run average.th a 4-16 earned - former raiders head coach... and ravens q-b coach hue cincinnati's staff.the bengals announced today, he's been hired as an assistant cooch.. jackson will focus on defensive backs and pecial &pteams.which is a little odd.. coaching career... jackson has never coached anything on defense..jackson was fired by oakllnd last season after going 8-and

baby jacksonville on saturday, but this week, the tigers face johns hopkins and they will square off against the no. 2 blue jays. the coach played at hopkins, so he understands the challenge and the opportunity. >> you respect each probe -- each coach. you respect their programs. they're well done, a very well- organized. it has always been very good competition, the come game day, we want to beat them up. >> stick around. we have the seven-day forecast >> coming up at 11:00, hours after officials ruled it is ok to record police activity in public, a man is ordered to leave as he films officers making an arrest. we will have the latest on the investigation into the death of whitney houston when >> a little snow, perhaps? >> ad lib tel rain and snow mixed. it will not -- a little rain and snow mixed. it will not interrupt any valentine's plans you have. it is a big day for restaurants. maybe a bigger storm coming our way over the weekend. >> valentine's day is on. thank you for joining us, everybody. >> nbc nightly news is next with brian williams.

students at johns hopkins university are gearing up for the weekend. no doubt alcohol will be involved for some, but students appear to have a realistic understanding of the dangers. >> drinking makes domestic violence more prevalent on campus, but i don't think it's very prevalent here. >> it a pretty big thing but we try to keep it under control. >> according to recent statistics, underage drinking effects all aspects of college life, whether students choose to drink or not. >> one thing i've noticed over the last couple of years is the amount of alcohol on college campuses is getting to epidemic proportions. it is worse than i have ever seen. >> this substance-abuse experts as college-age drinkers are finding creative ways to consume more alcohol and less time. >> this is binge drinking. it allows them to drink a lot of alcohol really fast and they have all kinds of gadgets to do it. >> like this crafty way of stashing alcohol. >> they don't hide it because they put a final. >> most college age didn't think it's all in good fun. but the dangers of b

john hopkins university bought the farm from local. the idea was to build a central campus work scientists could gather in the world class research. now the family says the building goes against their wishes. john hopkins argues the development with -- is within the agreement. coming up, boss of the year. why workers say their boss change their lives forever. then a break through and late- night tv. the first lady gets a host a little something healthy. we will explain. >> do you regret anything you've >> michelle obama made a late- night tv stop with a salty snack. >> i haveheard you have not had an apple in a decade. if you did it, it will help it go down a little easier. >> white house honey. that sounds a little about. >> with a different president that could mean a different thing. take of the first lady the first lady appeared on jay leno. the talk-show host at a slice of apple. that broke his long-time aversion to things healthy. >> the most generous boss. he recently sold his business for around $400 million and wanted to rewar

johns hopkins hospitall..to ttll us how the patient is doiig tooay. janice? janice??heart would have failed him. william beattt sits on his porch...and takes in the view. he credits each sunny day...and his life...toohis hospital:"the doctors saved me - twice, they saved me when i was flown in there oo a medivac...the procedure with the stem cells saved me again" two and half years agoo..beatty barely survvved a peart attack.sitting in his hopptal bed at hopkins he agreed to a highly experimental treatment.doctors took a tiny piece from his heart.tissue abouttthe size... of half a grain of rice...then millions of healthy, beating stem cells at cedar--inai in los angeles.then flown backkto : baltimore:"when ttey goo cells werr all beating in unison...i thought that was absolutely amazing"dr. eter johnston was paat of the large team at hopkins who put tte new stem cells back intt beatty's heart: heart:"the breathrough with phowed evidence that new heart muscle is being formed"this is william beatty's beating heart. this is his heart before the &pprocedure...and here...6

now, johns hopkins bayview is working with detectives to investigate one of the hospital's security guards. 47-year-old kevin porter was arrested and charged with attempted rape, sex offense, assault, and false imprisonment. he is being held in central booking without bail. the 47-year-old victim is a patient. she reported the sex offense last minute to police officers at the city put the southeastern district. the woman who was part of the methadone program claimed she had just left the clinic and try to get a ride home on a transit bus, but she did not have enough money. she told police quarter approached her and said he could get into trouble for fraternizing with patience, but he offered to help with the fair. he led her back into the building and stop at the rear stairwell where the alleged attack happened. the woman also said she told quarter if he let her go, she would not tell anyone, and he offered her money to keep her quiet. in a statement, johns hopkins said once it heard about the alleged incident, the hospital took immediate action, and the officer was suspended. "the safety

he's currently in a program at john hopkins. the quarterback is still doing everything he can to make sure his friend finds a donor. as tom brady gets ready for the super bowl, the childhood mentor who helped get him there is fighting his own battle. >> he's a special human being. he's been a great friend. >> tom martinez has been training brady for more than 20 years. now the coach is in desperate need of a life saving kidney transplant. he's come to john hopkins for help. >> he was evaluated by our whole team. >> dr. montgomery says there's a long list of people waiting for transplants. >> it's reached a crisis point in terms of there not being enough donors available. >> that's where brady's star power comes in. he made a public plea for donors to come forward. he's also put a picture of martinez on his website. >> that attention that's focused on the problem and on the crisis helps tremendously. >> out of the 80,000 people currently waiting waiting for donors, only 20% will receive one this year. 30% will die waiting. >> dr.

. >> grant lee had his sights set on johns hopkins university. >> and with a lot of help, he made it. >> i got a lot of aid to come here. >> reporter: that ability to offer expert education at an affordable price is what landed them on the princeton review's 100 best value colleges for 2012. the review picked schools based on academics, what it costs to go there, and how much aid students can receive. >> a student who is qualified to come to johns hopkins, who we want to come to johns hopkins has the abilities to come, no matter what his family's financial abilities are. >> reporter: leaders tell us they're constantly working to keep things affordable. >> what we are very aggressive about is working with our supporters to raise dollars for financial aid. >> reporter: at hopkins, on average, financial aid covers 60% of the cost of attendance. and nearly 50% of the students currently receive it. >> most of the people think the school is so rich. as far as the students, that's very far from the truth. >> reporter: many students ons list did have higher sticker prices. but it did come dow

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this two-hour event took place at the john hopkins event for international studies in washington, d.c. >> so, i'd like to just start with david blight, and then we'll take it from there. >> thank you, joe. thank you all for coming. thanks for inviting me on this panel. usually among historians we are fragmented into writing about the south and north, the west, new england, womens, blacks native americans, whomever, so it's great to be on a panel you called species history. i like that. the human species. after all, that's our subject. i've written a great deal about this problem of civil war memory. all i'm going to try to do is place us somewhere and then just to try to trouble the water a little bit about what we actually mean by civil war memory and why it never has quite healed, perhaps. there's a speech made by african methodist methodist episcopal bishop, boston, 100th anniversary of the by the way of william lloyd garrison so it had a boston, anti-slavery legacy that this gathering was celebrating. 1905, think of the date. this is what the reverend said. i quote him -- we would

year deal, while the ravens concentrate on first getting a long-term deal for joe flacco. >>> johns hopkinscoach dave petrimmalla begins with the jays. they open with towson tomorrow. always high hopes at hopkins. this year's team ranked fourth in the nation by preseason prognosticators. >> i'm excited, i guess. that's how i feel. i'm excited to have the opportunity to get back on the field with our team. i'm excited about the kind of young men that we have. but who we are and what we are is to be determined. >> reporter: hopkins is riding a streak of 40 straight years in the ncaa tournament. they take on towson tomorrow at 5:00. >>> finally, news of the passing of baseball hall-of- famer gary carter. he died at age 57, nearly a year after he was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. he was an 11-time all-star and golden glove catcher. best years with the mets and the expos in the 1990s. his enthusiasm as a player, earned him the nickname "the kid." you felt that enthusiasm. he played a kids game like a kid to be ardmired. >> heart-- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> don't miss the cbs primetime l

. >> grant lee had his sights set on johns hopkins university. >> my mom doesn't make a lot of money. >> that ability to offer an excellent education at an affordable price is what landed johns hopkins, st. marys, college of maryland and the university of maryland college park on the princeton review's best valued colleges for 2012. they picked schools based on academics, what it cost to go there, and how much aid a student can receive. >> a student who is qualified to have at johns hopkins hases ability to come, no matter what his or her family's finances are. >> reporter: but staying a best value school isn't easy. leaders say they're constantly working to keep things affordable. >> we're very aggressive about raising support in dollars. >> financial aid covers 60% of the cost of attendance. and nearly 50% of students currently receive it. >> most people think the school is so, you know, rich. and as far as the students. that's very far from the truth. >> reporter: many schools on the loose did have higher sticker prices. but it all came down to offering students options. >> if they

now, johns hopkins bayview is working with detectives, investigating one of the hospital security guards. 47-year-old kevin porter was arrested and charged with attempted rape, sex offense, assault, and false imprisonment. he is being held without bail. according to investigators, the victim is a patient at hopkins bayview. she reported the sex offense last monday to police officers at the city's southeastern district. the woman who was part of the methadone program claimed she had just left the clinic and tried to catch a ride home on a transit bus but she did not have enough money. she told police quarter approached her and said he could get into trouble for fraternizing with patients, but he offered to help with the fare . he led her back into the building and stop her in a stairwell where the alleged attack happened. the woman said she told quarter if he let her go she would not tell me one and he offered her money to keep her quiet. in a statement, johns hopkins said once it heard about the alleged incident, the hospital took immediate action, and the hospital was suspended. safety

but delaware would score the next four. 7-6 johns hopkins and a new ball game. hopkins wins. dunbar was the boy's city basketball chairmanship. the girls will play tonight. >> thank you. >> 44 degrees on tv hill. a compromise in a controversial bill over the transgendered rights. >> a man is shot inside day royal farms and city police are looking for two suspects. >> we have a new accident in the city. we will check for problems on northbound route 4 in anne arundel county. >> moonlighting with ava continues today. continues today. you can learn how to >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. spree like temperatures. -- springlike temperatures. >> temperatures are warmer than yesterday. this afternoon, the clouds will thicken up and there's a slight chance we could see some sprinkles ago by. 58 degrees this afternoon. we will check the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> a robbery turns violent and the victi

you want to use stevens church road to john hopkins road to get around the incident. route 50rbgs we'll take a live look at 97 which is looking fine as you head for the beltway and insides the beltway through cheverly. statement story on the bwi parkway as you come in from baltimore and 95 as well. back over to the map and this time headed into downtown, 395 looks okay right now across the 14th street bridge. remember with the funeral procession later this morning from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. expect closures along seminary road, king and jannings lane east of 395 in alexandria. also want to let you know downtown 15th street is closed between h and k with a water main break as well. we'll end with a live look in maryland on the beltway south of town. no problems to report here. >>> 5:18. the wizards would have to cool off one of the hottest teams in the nba in order to one their third straight game. we have highlight coming from the stapleton in sports. >>> time for the question of the morning this morning. >> it is according to a new survey when a woman goes through a

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he's come to john hopkins for help. >> he was evaluated by the whole team. >> montgomery says there's a long list of people waiting for tran plants. >> it's -- transplants. it's reached a crisis point. >> that's where brady's star power comes in. recently the quarterback made a public plea for donors to come forward. he's also posted his picture with a link to donors.com. >> focusing on the crisis helps tremendously. >> only 20% will receive one this year. 30% will die waiting. >> dr. montgomery says the intent in brady is bringing the need for kidney donors. >> it could save several other people in addition to tom martinez. >> people have come forward wanting to be the donor. montgomery says those who don't match can donate to others. >> greater awareness and sort of a more microlevel, more transplants from these individuals. >> and doctors say they're already screening a group of possible donors for martinez an he could receive a transplant within the next few months. >> thank you. the average person waits three to five years before a donor is found. >> we know that tom brady's mind

. >>, the local attendees, 17 students from johns hopkins university. peta is here and it is that time of year. >> a state tournament is under way. we will talk about that coming next in sports. >> it is still february, still several weeks of winter left. it will feel winter tonight. your forecast is just ahead. we have had some clouds today and a couple of sprinkles. 38 right now at the airport. >> your insta-weather-plus forecast -- >> are radar-satellite combination. we had some clouds on these northwest wind and you may have seen a snowflake as some of this try to produce a little precipitation over the area. most of it could not make it to the ground. most of the actual snowfall has been up in pennsylvania. a lot of this will die down tonight. let's look at what happened during the day today. the high temperature, 45 degrees at the airport. with these plans, the 40's only felt like 30. at the airport, a trace of precipitation was measured. temperature at the moment, 42 in annapolis. westminster, 36. frederick, 20's. here is the satellite picture. t

it's all part offthe annuua mix 106-point-5 radio-thon that benefits johns hopkins childrens center.unding is crucial for chronicallyysick kids who are in the hospital for long term tteatment. "the childlife specialists, the books, the dvd layers the games, i can play ith other kids in the iv lab. everything here." since its al h- inceptioo the radio-thon has raiied nearly 14 million dollars. 3 imagine... celebrating.... every... four years...//. - ááweáá... found... some.../ "leap year" babies... today.... today....... including a brand new one. "baby oliviaa was born this afternoon at g-b-m- c. she weighs in at 7 pounds, until next week, but when her mom went into llbor, she fiist, she ays sheewas disappointed, ttinking about her daughter only having a birthday once in every four yeaas. but now - he <21:31 "i think it's neat and special tooour hearts, so i woman who were plaaning deliveriis for today, opted to induce labor tomorrow insseaa. tonightton fox 45 news at ten... we'll heer from some leappday... is kinda cool. 3 fiihting... over the ...thermostat. cold while men arr burni

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johns hopkins hospital.../ ááwitháá ááwitháá word... of the doctor's... new book.. k. keith.he vital signs don't look good. good. dr. ben carson renowned neurosurgeon at johns hopkins hospitall....honored by proffssionals and a president. (ááááánats up full: "the medal of freedom is the highest civil hooor a pressdent can essow....ááá) .........dr. carson has seen all the symptoms before.... weakness ann numbness as a patient's vital signs decline....... but thisstime......(dr. carson) "it's not too late to reverse it...".........it's not the seperation of conjoined twins, clinging to life, that carson is worried about. it's the united states of america. dr. carson says hh believes our country is in critical condition... he talks about his concerns in his new book.. america the beautiful..... rediscovering whattmade this nation great." (dr. carson) "that's why i spent the first part of the book going over history, intention was for this nation and rapidly zoomed to the top of the world.." carson, who's a staunch opppnent f the president's healthcare plan and big government, t

with the mother of a johns hopkins student says maryland laws need to change. because of her son's death, i'll explain coming up on eyewitness news. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, what scientists are saying about our warm winter. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> and what a weekend it has been so far. weatherwise, we'll just stick around. stick around with us. for the updated first warning weather forecast. on my journey across america, ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. you keep your receipts in plastic baggies? what are your monthly seriously? [ announcer ] get it done and get it off your mind with quickbooks. organize your small business finances all in one place. quickbooks, guaranteed easy or your money back. learn more at quickbooks.com. >>> the family of a johns hopkins student who died in an accident says more needs to be done to test elderly drivers. they are fighting a proposal they say could make maryland roads more dangerous

tense final minutes until john rattigan scores the weekend. hopkins knox of delaware 8-6. season has arrived in high school basketball. a showdown between patterson and dunbar. a game high of 24 but robert harrison jr., spectacular from beyond the three-foot line. don barr wins the city championship, 65-61 over patterson. the orioles have some young players. the picture will log miles in the minors this year. most of the young pitchers did not live up to expectations from a year ago. there was a lot of competition for rotation spots this season. they have not put anyone's name into anything stronger than pencil so far. >> we have 11 guys that we have penciled then that can start and we hope the competition will be there and we will see how these guys do in the first three weeks. >> the ground for some cra >> temperatures are still climbing, mid-50's tomorrow and low 60's per couple of days. that would change friday afternoon as the cool front comes through and it will turn a lot chillier over the weekend. maybe a flurry with those gusty winds saturday and it looks like he

laccosse getting theeseason started today...towson heading down charles street tooface number two johns hopkins...career first lead....hopkins takes over... - senior...chris boland rockets in the equalizerr...then lee coppersmith nets thh go ahead pool...blue jays in front by one....3rd quarter...hopkins leading by 3...boland comes from behiid the cage...scores he's down...replay doesn't look good... left the game... hopkins told us it's a side injury....4th quarter... marshall burkhart scores the blue jays' 9th straight gool... wins his 150th game at amala hopkins...their 17th straight over towwon...12-6 the final... high school game of the week time.brought to you by varsity sports etwork dot com.battle in har-ferd county. county.c. milton wright at edgewood. 3rd quarter... edgewood up 7...van rolle from beyond the arc...bottoms... ramm in front by 10....later... it's det-rrck matthews in the corner...snaps the net for three more...edgewood takes a 13 point lead....how about some "d"...matt kllne goes up...troy anderroo says i don'ttthink so....more takes it back for the easy bucket...rams ro

researchers at johns hopkins found that babies born before week 34 of pregnancy are more likely to develop reading problems than those born naturally. coming up, and look at your pick three and pick four numbers, and another check of the forecast. >> and now your maryland lottery pick three and pick four numbers. >> brian johnson, maryland lottery. midday pick three. here we go. up next, pick four, but first, million-dollar top prices are available now on four maryland lottery scratch-off. is it your favorite retailer and play today for a chance to scratch 1 million. all bob diamond. pick four. the maryland lottery -- you better let yourself play. yes. >> more winter weather bank on the way. >> temperatures are a little chilly. typical for this time of year. most of tomorrow at the time should be dry. saturday morning, rain-snow mix. sunday, generally dry, breezy, a cold, snow flurries. >> thank you for joining us. >> watch tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >> follow breaking news and weather any time at wbaltv.com, and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter.

doctor ben carson, the inteenationally renowned neurosurggon, has come rom behind the walls at johns hopkins talks about his concerns in his new book.. "ammrica the beautiful..... rediscovering what made this nation great." carson, who's a ssaunch opponent of theepresident's heallhcare plan and big government, tackles several issues, including education.. wwich he believes is in a horrrble decline in thhs countr. (dr. carson) "are we an exceptional nation, absolutely. look at what happened to the world after this nation ccme onto the scenn before us for thousands of years. it was all the same after we came on the sceee.. within 200 years, men were walking on the moon. we aree exceptional and we don't want thaa to go away." away." carson has said his personal story from growing up ppor in detroit to becoming a world- class brain surgeon.. gives him valuable insight into many of the problems facing our nation and what we can do to recover. 33 two people.../ are... rescued... from a burning home.../ in massachusetts.../ .ááandáá it's... / all caught... on tape. surveillance video.../ shows ...t

. >>> family and friends are remembering a john hopkins student that was killed last year. he was hit by an 83 year old woman while riding his bike on campus in february. he was declared brain dead and died a few months later. tonight his family is fighting against a bill that renews drivers license for eight years instead of five. >> this shouldn't happen to another family. this was a situation where we feel a driver was not really competent to drive. >> earlier today nathan's friends held a memorial bike ride in honor of him. >>> it's down to the wire with just two days before the michigan primary. mitt romney and santorum are having a two man show down. >> this church is filled with music and praise. for these christians, their faith has a heavy influence on their politics. jennifer is following the race closely. rick santorum is her candidate. >> he stands for family values. >> reporter: santorums appeal to evangelical voters helps push him to the top of the poles in michigan. mitt romney who was once the favorite in his home state is now finding it hard to connect with

research johns hopkins. find a link to sign up for the race. it is on may 5th. >>> and o.j.ontinues to be an inspiration. and to help people. >> he is just simply amazing. >> and his wife as well. >> his wife does so much. but o.j. always comes into a room with a huge smile on his face. always, he lights up a room. so it was great that these kids got to meet him today. >>> still ahead. rushed from school to the hospital. an 8-year-old girl struggles to survive, after she's shot by a classmate. >>> a brave employee saved the day. how she stopped a robbery with a product normally used to fight off grizzly bears. >>> bob turk. the first warning weather center. another very warm day on tap. and a look at the weekend. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> here's today's report from wall street. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a talented musician and composer. ron matz has more on darren at waters' evolution of people. a musical monument to african american life. >> i like a lot of gersh win. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: a funny thing happened to darren atwater on his w

today, doctoos at johns hopkins hospital say thh esults are back. procedure with the stem ells saved me again" again"beatty's long teem prognosis is still unclear but the he ssys he's optiiistic. 3 a north carolina father could use a little common sense... after using a firearm to discipline his daughter... &pnats---g nats----- tommyyjordannposted thii youtube video... innwhich he reads his daughhers facebook laptop full of bullets.theeer teen apparently thought she should bb paid for doing chores around the house... the video sparked alot of response from concerned parents ... but house tooggve him kudos. ""ome ppople say, finally a parents doing something to take control and then on the other side people say absolutley not, this is &pcrossing the llne." it was extreme.... police say there's nnthing illegal about gun is illegal inside he jordan lives just over the county line. &pgillessie says: "yep she's ready just have to get &phair wreeked". getting hr 3 they say beauty is hard work and that seems to applyyeven for the contestants at the westtin

zbigniew brzezinski, former national security advisor for jimmy carter and professor for -- at john hopkins university, author of "the new york times," best seller, "strategic vision, america and the prices of global power." captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the key for coming over and visiting, once again. >> -- >> and thank you for coming over and visiting, once again. >> it is once again. >> yes, you are right around the corner. how have things changed in the last 25 years? >> fundamentally. things have changed for domination in germany, involving communism. and then american supremacy. over the last 20 years that supremacy has become more difficult and uncertain. they have become more politically active in the world the way that all of humanity is politically active. the balance of power has shifted from west to east. politically, we live in a very different world. >> when people say that american power is of the blame, is that real or imagined? -- on the wane, is that real or imagined? >> america is still developing. so, we are still growing. resource

. >> how about a and for the johns hopkins women's basketball team. the blue jays got a large bid after losing the centennial conference this saturday night. hopkins heads off to tufts just outside boston where they'll take on the university of new england. head coach for nancy funk. she has been there for 26 years. >>> all right. the weather was great today but it's still february. look at this sunset. wyatt will be right back with the rest of your forecast and kelly's got a sneak peek at what's coming up tonight at 11. >>> before we go, a look at what's coming up at 11. >>> with the rising costs, it's enough to break your household budget. we'll reveal the five thing that is you can do top cut down on that cell phone bill. >>> plus, for all the joys of mother hood, there's sometimes you want to pull your hair out. we'll intrough dues yous to the -- introduce you to the scary mommy. >> the scary mom. >> the scary mom. >> all right. hey, guys, you notice these days getting longer? eyes in -- i notice that. >> so we're getting there. this evening still

cardin made the announcement at the historic clifton mansion, the summer home of johns hopkins. the preservation act would increase the current tax credit. it could also preserve and rehabilitate small historic sites it. would help facilitate older buildings being use bid nonprofits, creating projects with community benefits while simulating jobs in low income areas. >> it leverages private sector investments five to one. $60billion have been invested. in maryland we've seen the creation of over 15 million jobs. >> now the original program has helped create more than 2 million jobs nationwide since 1978. the national historic preservation said this will help more than mainstream communities ben fight while also helping nonprofits create more jobs. kelly swoope, abc2 news. >>> one councilman wants to make english the official language of anne arundel county. the bill would require all documents and agreements to be in english. it's part of walker's efforts to push it in the hopes of stemming -- illegal immigration in the county. many say walker's bill would likely have little imp

. >> johns hopkins men's lacrosse team living up to its no. 2 ranking. the jays hosting delaware. setting up brandyn for the first score of the evening. 1-0 blue jays. tying the game but hawkins separating in the second quarter. his second goal of the game. it is all jays from that moment for. at johnson will have a tv network of his own, launching the aspire network in conjunction with comcast. the network shows, become a performing arts, and shows about face. they will focus on offering work to african-american performers who have struggled to find work in mainstream hollywood. we have a bucket full of this to share with you. the special needs high school senior from morgan got into his first varsity basketball game last night on senior night and it did not take long for the magic to follow. watch their reaction. absolutely delighted. it went on to win the game but i suspect everyone in attendance left feeling like a winner after seeing the power of sports to transcend the outcome of the game. stick around. we will do the same with a seven-day forecast after this. three siblings

comments: >>> thousands of students dancing the night away at the 10th annual tigerthon for the johns hopkins children's center. they've already beat their goal. like they need an excuse to dance. it will run until 6:00 tomorrow morning. so if you wonder where your students r there they are. >> clearly no experience required. >> a lot of fun. >> it's going to be moving. >>> coming up, caught in the cross fire. what people did to avoid the bullets. >>> it does seem a little csi. it's funny. >> the extreme measure to see who is not cleaning up after their dogs. >>> it appears on national tv, but baltimore back on the map. i'll tell you how the pink flamingo rose from the controversy. >>> a windy start to the week. i'll have the complete forecast coming up next. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie sof

university, because johns hopkins does stem cell research.what komen is doing is engaging in that same scorched earth politics of the sort that karen handle, the extremist politician. >> do you think she is the problem? >> i think she is one of the problems. i have read, i have been reading as much as i can. my understanding is there are a number of very extreme anti-abortion people on the board. of komen or have been on the board and certainly komen is feeling enormous pressure but they are feeling pressure from people who also are disingenuous in the way they advocate about this. komen needs to come clean. >> coming clean, let ee tas talt that, a board member says nancy brinker's job is safe. should it be? >> not as long as komen is a political organization so far it is and continues to be a political organization. i think they have taken a step going back to a health organization. if they don't get there, she shouldn't stay on. >> why don't they call for karen handle to be removed? >> we did today, put out a statement at the very least, ka