here's kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. definitely on the beltway, we're going to take a live look now. as you can see, along york road. we have slowing there. it begins at the jfx and goes over to harford road. west side inner loop, heavy traffic there, 95 to security boulevard. and if we are traveling northbound 95, we'll take a look at our graphics here. a couple of slow spots there. the first one on northbound 95, it's 895, over to the beltway on that northeast corner. then again from 32 over to route 100. as far as accidents go, in havre de grace, we have some fire activity that has revolution street shut down between young street and concorde. >>> also, an accident at veil road. and if you are attending the lighting ceremony for the washington monument, a lot of street/s that-- street closures that you're going to need to watch for this afternoon. north charles on the east side, from center street to madison. east mount charles from north charles to st. paul. and also on the north side of center street, over to calver

>> reporter: kristy aleto, wjz eyewitness news. >> and police say they have no suspects or motive in the case. >>> the family of a new york city man, pushed in front of a new york subway train is speaking out. police say the suspect, nayim davis, argued with key suk hahn before this. davis said he was fighting with hahn and had no intention to harm him. >> i just really wish i had one last chance to tell my dad how much i love him. >> our family is grieving now. woo but we want to thank everyone who has reached out to us and offered their help. >> reporter: davis is charged with second-degree intentional murder and is being held without mail. -- bail. >>> kate middle ton is back home after acute morning sickness. the duchess of cambridge is discharged in the hospital. >> reporter: the duchess of cambridge smiled, as she made her first public appearance since the royal family announced she is pregnant. she and her husband, prince william, left the hospital where kate spent three nights for severe morning sickness. if the duchess was still feeling symptoms, she didn't show it. she told

time to check in with kristy breslin for our first look at the roads. hi, kristy. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. well, we do have a lot of accidents out there to deal with. first, loch raven at giddings avenue. also, york road at towson town boulevard. traveling falls road, we have a crash there at ruxton road as well. east 33rd at frisbee street. and as far as delays go, nothing too serious. but top side inner loop, to harford road, average speed with 30 miles purhour. and still slowing on the inner loop as well. from 95 to 70. let's take a live look. as you can see, a bit of congestion there on the west of york road. this traffic report is brought to you by h.h. greg. they have the latest technology, smarter associates. you can always visit their website at h.h. greg.com. back to you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. a study of tamoxifen may change the way doctors treat breast cancer. the story is just ahead in today's health watch. >>> cuff asked defenseless. a police officer puncheses a woman in -- punches a woman in custody. today, a shocking decision about the offi

applause] >> well, there have only been a couple of pitchers in the history of the game and one is kristi mather son and started with one run or fewer. he pitched so well all the way down the stretch for the giants. ryan vogelsong. [cheers and applause] >> this guy was an important man adding depth to the bull pen during the long season. please welcome number 34 right handers clay hensley. >> well, this next guy grew up a giants fan. i think he dreamed of being here one day. how many great plays about he make for the giants? short stop brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> we missed him this year, but in the restaurant he was there. hard to miss him. number 38. brian wilson. [cheers and applause] >> what a performance here in san francisco in game two of the world series. he's still only 23 years old. giants starting pitcher madison bumgarner. [cheers and applause] >> i don't think we will ever forget the eighth inning in game against detroit and strike out the best hitters they had to over. germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes cha

. >> thank you, kristy. giving back, one ravens player is making sure dozens of children have a merry christmas. >> it's a round of applause for ravens wide receiver. thanks to bolden and his foundation, dozens of students are one step closer to completing their christmas shopping list. >> i think it's great and kind. >> his foundation made the christmas season more affordable by these kids by handing out $100 gift cards at wal-mart. >> a lot of times people aren't able to afford different things. we're trying to extend our havend as much as possible. >> he started the foundation during his soft more year with the ravens and the idea behind the foundation is give back to under privileged kids. >> 75 of these best and brightest kids were chosen to shop. >> a whole lot extra in class everyday. and you should be rewarded for that. >> while video game ands beauty products may be on the mind of many. some say it's a good lesson in budgeting. >> i look at the prices now. usually i don't. but now that it's his mone

interested in this job fair from 12 to 8 today, next door to this restaurant at the four point sheraton, kristi and powell in emeryville. they are looking for hosts, cooks, wait staff. they say it is a mystery as to why they didn't have a higher turn-out yesterday. the spokesperson at at career center said he has never experienced a low turnout like the one yesterday. if you are interested in a job sounds like you got a good shot at getting one. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> still ahead crab fishermen heading back to the negotiating table. >>> thousands of workers are outraged as they watch power of their unions slip away in the midwest. could it happen in california? >>> federal investigation into what caused a deadly crash involving a bay area bound amtrak train what we could learn in hours. [ female announcer ] martinelli's gold medal sparkling cider is the perfect choice for holiday gatherings. martinelli's is non-alcoholic, festive like champagne, and tastes great! martinelli's: since 1868. >>> federal investigators expected to release who or what was to blame in day deadly amtrak crash.

jared and kristy freis basically are saying god is on their side.od is on the side of the child here. legally, the child, i think, is going back to the natural father. >> richard, what about the issue of abandonment? >> yeah. that's a nice argument to make here except for one thing. the biological father was duped and defrauded by mom of the year who told him she lost the child at birth. the child was then placed with this adoption agency. during the course of the adoption proceedings this biological father called the adoption agency and said, listen, i understand you have my daughter. i want her back. give me the information about her. the adoption agency said, no. we're not going to disclose anything to you. you cannot underestimate the power of the mormon church in utah who feel they determine the best interests of the child and that should be with a husband and a wife raising the child. that's the problem. >> that's not our case. >> the judge deemed this case indefensible. it is the people who have the child ought to be incarcerated. the child m

at the hipadrom, kristy gilletteo, wjz eyewitness news. >> you secristy's move? >> she's got skill. is "canada." >> musical is playing at the hipadrom until december 30th. >>> so much more to come on eyewitness news this morning, npc lawmakers call for swift action to fill the seat of one hawaii senator. how soon could be a -- could a successor are named? >>> the final countdown. only two shopping days left until christmas. what analysts are saying about this year's holiday rush. >>> plus mourning the victims of the sandy hook school massacre. we'll hear from the first people on the scene after the gunman's rampage, all this and much more when eyewitness news @Ñ >>> good morning and welcome back to eyewitness news this sunday. it's 8:32. i'm gigi barnett. >> i'm tim williams. temperatures are in the 20s and just teetering on about freezing this morning, so it's cold. >> it is cold. >> the difference, though, today than yesterday is there's no wind. while it's 28 degrees, it's a true 28 degrees. it's not 28 degrees with a wind chill of 20 or 18. >> feels like. >> yeah. feels like 28

kristy breslin has traffic control. >> reporter: well, we do have a couple of accidents to start out the rush hour. starting in elkridge, there is a crash to watch out for there. washington boulevard at kit cat road. gotta love that name. also, crash near welham and west furnace branch. also west annapolis road. as far as delays gyou will see slowing there as you approach route seventy. brake lights from greenspring to dulaney valley road. average speed at this point, about 30 miles per hour. but after that, you go back to the normal posted speed. a couple of accidents in baltimore city. st. paul street at east 27th. also, moravia road near st. thomas. not a bad drive for you at all there on the beltway, at baltimore national pike. this traffic report is brought to you by volvo. the best in class, volvo safe and secure coverage plan. pay nothing to prepare or maintain your volvo for the next five years. back to you. >> we now know who the holder of the second winning power ball ticket is. and we know it is not this man. remember the guy seen in the surveillance video in prince george

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. >> kristy, thank you. >>> this marks the fourth consecutive year holiday travel will increase nationwide and of course here in maryland. >>> updating the breaking news from last hour, hundreds of homes near the baltimore city line dealing with water problems right now because of a contractor struck a waterline for a water tank on simmons avenue. about 2600 homes in that region have water pressure problems or no water tonight. crews have isolated the break. they are making repairs right now. >>> well, what a fabulous change in the weather in the last 24 hours. a live look outside right now. the fog is long since gone. it was a very nice december evening. there is santa again. every night he is somewhere different. the guy gets around. wjz is live with coverage. bob. >> that guy gets around, doesn't he? it's amazing. he is on a v-6 tonight. let's look at radar. nothing around here. cleared very, very nicely overnight, this morning. down in the 40s, however. it has cooled down and there is a bit of a breeze. to the west much lighter. but still up the 22 with wind gusts now still at 25-26. a

. >> bill: no, kristy, i don't think he wants it. would you like to see christie versus hillary? that would be fun. all right. barak obama, he's the president. he doesn't make the fascinating list, though. he's not fascinating? >> we've had both the president and the first lady on. >> bill: let's be honest, when it comes down between barak obama and honey boo boo, you got to go with boo boo. you got to go with her. appreciate that. there is honey boo boo. she's the new secretary of state, did you know that? [ laughter ] >> why do i do this show? >> bill: that's what everybody says. >> when one of the people we talked to in ten most fascinating people is e.l. james. she wrote "50 shades of gray" and talks about the fact that it is a love story and that women like to be submissive. do you think women like to be submissive? >> bill: no. i've been on "the view." i don't think that. >> which made awe star. >> bill: yeah. made me a star. okay. >> i only say that 'cause you tell me that if you mention my program, it will be a success. >> bill: it will be. look, you have a nice eclectic

. >>> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin. >> high, everyone. 95 is definitely going to be a tough way to go home this afternoon. a couple of delays in that direction. the first from 395 to white marsh boulevard. very heavy again on the southwest side from 32 past the beltway. as far as other delays go, the west side inner loop looking at 25 minutes from 95 to security boulevard. top side inner loop stop and go over to hartford and a couple spots only moving at 20 miles an hour. counter loop an accident at delaney valley road definitely tying things up. other accidents include northbound 295 at 198 and at loop 3. let's take a live look. a lot of heavy traffic on the beltway around green spring avenue. this traffic report is brought to you by the all new mazda cx5 with the best highway miles per gal of any hybrid in america. >> thank you. >>> giving back. that's what one ravens player is all about. dozens of kids are going home a little happier today after being taken on a holiday shopping spree with anquan boldin. wjz's rochelle richie was there for all the fun and joins us w

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. >> reporter: kristy wanted to eliminate a $600 car payment, so she left sunnyvale her vw. >> the dealershipthey would pay off my car once the car was sold. >> reporter: abe sharp says he's now stuck with a vehicle he can't register because there's a lien on it. >> we don't have a valid registration. >> reporter: and there are dozens of similar complaints online. adding to the frustration, these folks say so far, neither insurance companies norsuny vail police have been any help. >> i don't think they have even assigned an officer to this particular case. >> my insurance agent said he had never heard of this. >> reporter: sunnyvale police tell us it's complicated because the customers had a contract with the dealership, which could make this a civil case. and customers fear that could mean a long road to recovery. >> i feel a little naive, a little stupid that i let this happen. >> reporter: on the consumer watch, julie watts, cbs 5. >> what a mess. now, the property owner says sunnyvale motor cars also skipped out on the rent. customers who have lost money can apply for reimbursement throug

that kristie set is now gone for the '95. >>guest: that was 60 seconds.ost: the 93 is also gone and now we have eight of the big prestige proof sets left.it says i have 10 eisenhower coins and how much are they worth? >>guest: they're just circulated ones then go ahead and spend them unless they are proofs proof is that of a proof set. thank you for intoanswering that.what is the big deal about this next one? >>guest: i susanna's coin and i said look at the reverse of this and when was it made? 1879 at the san francisco mint. -- this coin >>guest: it is not only uncirculated it is joyce brilliant uncirculated and ms64 certified from the san francisco mint in 1879. choice brilliant uncirculated >>guest: is one was made 2001 and this was made 1879. which one is nicer? that is a special coin but this one right 1879 s. c13 the early3 francisco mint coins because they had just sent new equipment out and the coins for just struck so well that you get this coin- and it looks3 one of those commemorative coins but is not. it is a real coin and made in san francisc

may i call you kristy? >> yes you may. adam: a pleasure to have you here.ower-than-expected holiday sales outlooks. why would this week and the crucial? will anything make people spend money they didn't spend before christmas? >> retail is want to think that but the cat out of the bag with the support holiday performance. we see extreme discounts so they can break even and it is an important weekend but not enough to move the needle. adam: how bad is it going to be? the national retail federation is folding white knuckles to their prediction of 4.1% year-over-year growth. doesn't seem realistic with shopper track and spending paul's revising their outlook. >> they don't want to give up the ghost. numbers don't lie. i was a lone wolf out there saying -- i'm not afraid to say it now -- these should be revising numbers down. unfortunately it is the state of the american consumer. they are afraid, scared and don't have money to spend. >> you have made mention too that people will be taking the gifts they got more things they purchased saying i want the discount

when he learned that the child was being raised by jared and kristi frei in utah, he asked a court toive him custody. last month, a judge did just that. >> i'm hurt for the freis. they're great people. >> reporter: bland says the freis took her in. he knew bland was pregnant and had to move for work. she says the couple discussed adoption. but in the end, he abandoned her. and that's why she turned to the freis. >> they cared about me about the well-being of leah, when he wasn't there, when he didn't care. he showed no interest in me being pregnant. when he left me, he didn't leave me with an address. i didn't have a home address on him. >> reporter: achane's lawyers deny that. they say he was paying bland's bills and wanted to take care of their unborn daughter. telling abc news, the judge heard her story and completely ruled against her. he did not find that her story was credible. >> my heart was comfortable with leah being with the freis. i would rather see her with me struggling first before she goes with him. >> reporter: and the freis are not giving up. their attorney says they

will be a lot of people who feel they're better that i at least had a better result than governor kristiity is a big problem. the first lady is trying to talk about it and have a national dialogue, but chris christie may want to lose 10, 15, 20 or more pounds, but that's his business. it doesn't disqualify him for running for president. >> thank you. >> coming up next, a big bank in big trouble and it's paying for it. apple is learning the hard way, the customer is always right. the business news you need, next. stand. at usaa, we know military life is different. we've been there. that's why every bit of financial advice we offer is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brings advice. call or visit us online. we're ready to help. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and one of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can't, n

in fact governor cuomo and kristy have been here to the capitol to express their desperate need for helpnd support. i want to start with some positive statistics, and then go to a few areas that i'm concerned about. one of the areas that i'm concerned about is the fact that the fba has only approved $20 5 million in disaster loans to approximately 32,000 homeowners, renters, and businesses. however the disbursement, the numbers sound great, the disbursement is only 6 million. we want to get to the bottom of that today. i understand the number is set to grow. since this has been put together the statistics have changed. i think it's important to keep our eyes on the results what is happening on the ground for businesses and homeowners making decisions about whether to rebuild, how to rebuild, and where to rebuild. and if they're going to rebuild, it's a big decision. as chair of the committee and senator from one of the hardest hit states in recent years, i believe one of the most important responsibilities of our committee is to ensure that the fba if b fully staffed, better prepared and

kristy? >> on those warnings to assad yesterday, can you talk about what prompted them? what preparations have they picked up on to concern? >> we closely monitor syria's proliferation materials and facilities, and we believe, as of now, their chemical stockpiles remains under syria control, but we monitor them. beyond that, i can't discuss matters of intelligence. >> as the rebels advance, their concern over the administration that rep weapons of mass destruction could be volatile? >> i said yes before i let you fin issue your question, and -- finish your question, and i apologize. i thought it would be as the opposition advances, do we have concerns about the possibility that the assad regime in test praition would use chemical weapons, and the answer to that is yes. broadly speaking, we have concerns about the disposition of weapons, but as i noted earlier, it's our belief, based on monitoring, the weapons remain in control of the syria regime. >> [inaudible] >> one more after. >> the red line, syria has two two -- [inaudible] where do syria people expect to go -- chi

. >> rick: production assistant kristy markinzik and her parents at her father's retirement ceremony.hay and her sister and cuffs. and looks like santa. merry christmas. >> ainsley: then our production assistant and her family in paris. >> clayton: i've never seen that building behind them. what is that? dave brigs and his kids. >> ainsley: the new addition. >> clayton: logan looks like she has a better cobra pose than the other ones. merry christmas to dave and brandy up there. hope you're having a wonderful time. >> ainsley: i'm glad dave is off this christmas, but he gets real teary eyed when his wife is sending him the pictures of the kids. >> clayton: now i'll be the one teary eyed. let's talk about this, because santa was out last night. we were having norad track santa around the country and around the world here on the show. santa is now in our green room here in midtown manhattan. how are you feeling this morning? >> i'm feeling much better. it was a great evening last night. everything delivered and now it's time to relax. >> clayton: you can't relax yet because we have some

with that, i'm proud to introduce my colleague, christi -- kristi noem from south dakota. >> good afternoon. thank all of you for coming. i was having a conversation with my 10-year-old son the other day, talking about lessons i had learn from my grandfather. my grandfather had always taught me that those people you are indebted to, they control you. they control your decisions, your opportunities, and what your future is going to be. right now, the amount of debt our children have sit ogen their heads that they're responsible for for the federal deficit is over $50,000 each. that's going to control them. that's going to control their futures and their decisions that they'll have available to them in the future. that's why the president's plan to raise taxes isn't a solution. because it only covered 8% of our federal deficit. it's not a solution that actually solves the problem that we have. we have got to have a solution that really addresses the problem that our kids and all those kid does up here are going to have to --ky doings up here are going to have to -- kiddoes up here are going t