lansdowne high.. lansdowne middle... ansdowne elemantary.. relay elementary.. riverview elementary... all in baltimore county are closed. closed.and unrelated to the watermain breek... garrett county schools are closed. 3 3 3 3 &p3 the woman accused of sending several people to the hospital in a wwamart.. is due in court this morning. morning.police say this woman... 33 year old tteresa jefferson.. targeted just one victim but ended up throwing so much bleach that 18 people had to be hospitalized.it pappened back in october at the wal-mart in lansdowne. investigators say the attack was the result of n ongoing dispute between the suspect and her ex boyfriind's new girlfriend.jefferson is facing felony assault charges... and is scheduled to be arraigned ttree fires in howard county... have caused more than a million dollars in damage in the llst month. and this morning.. fire &pinvestigators are lookkng int similarities that could link th. them.the latest fire happened sunday... at barn on jenningg hapel road in woodbine.this follows two other fires...one ... a v

lansdowne highh. 3 lansdowne middle... lansdowne elemantary.. relay elementary... closed.and unrelated to the watermain break... garrett county schools are closed. 3 bbcause of the low temperatures expectee... baltimore city is declaaing a code blue for today.that means shelters will be open for exptended hours... and emergency workers will check on the elderly.to find out ways to keep your self safe during the code blue weather alert. alert.find the link on our website... at fox baltimore dot com... slash newslinks. newslinks. 3 3 p3 3 fiber map 3 3 baltimore wrapped up 2011 with a ádropá in áviolent crime.but overall... crime in the city is still higher than last year. with 196 murders for the year... homicides fell 12- percent... gun-related homicides dropped 13- percent... and non-fatal shootings declined 9-percent over the last year. but one-percent. 3 this year... police will target illegal guns coming of police commissioner fred bealfeld's new plan... to keep & crime numbers down. statistics show... the majority of guns used in violent crimes are from out o

. >> it looks like a cold weather may be responsible for a water main break in the lansdown area. it happened overnight and left several hundred customers and several schools without water. dpw live at the headquarters downtown >> according to the it folks at the department of public works, they said they were able to secure the area around a 36-inch main and the homes and businesses in the area that lost water. we have learned that the pike in question -- pipe in question is the same material that burst in a few years ago. >> officials are looking into the possibility that a water main figure in lansdown could be related to the recent cold. >> we always brace ourselves for a couple of breaks. we have breaks every day. hopefully, we'll keep our fingers crossed. >> for dave, who lives in the 2300 block of research avenue in lansdown, just after tuesday night at midnight, he could hear it, but could not believe it. this portion near his home was flooded out. >> it was like a river in the middle of the street. it was about 2 foot deep down about 150 yards. it was all the way to the e

and especially we keep mentioning the halethorpe lansdown region. heading out and taking 95 southbound through the fort mack tunnel you may want to hop on 895 that may be a better bet for you. as we are block the right lane southbound 95 through the fort mchenry. here's 95 traveling through columbia region. starting to see the busy volume out there. as you make the drive especially in the southbound directions and let's look at i- 83. jfx in pretty good shape make the drive past cold spring and mta light rail and brunswick train 870,10 minutes late. >>> driving a big rig could be stressful you have to worry about traffic and gas price and others on the road. but it's not every day you see fire. that's what happened for a driver hauling 14,000 pounds of eggs from an ohio farm outsidedayton and took firefighters several hours to put out the flames and clean up the mess. no one was injured. >>> news time is 5:41. and can anger or depression depend on where you call home? coming up an area being called the least angry in america and we will take you the

charged with first degree assault and reckless endangerment.the charges stem from an incident at the lansdownectober... where 33 year old teress jefferson is accused of throwing bleach on edmonds, her romantic rivaa... wounding 18 others in the process. jefferson... also faces assault harges.police say the attack was part of an ongoing dispute. still no word on he condition of a shooting victim out of northwest baltimore.homicide detectives were on the scene at edgewood road... near wabash avenue ... aroudn 9:45, last night.a man was found shot... and rushed to the hospital. will more government regulations to clean up the chesapeake mean more job loss? the chesapeake bay foundation says "no." "no."the 2006 "clean air act" means that companies have spent millions of dollars cleaning up their operations. but the group says upgrading sewage treatment plants would actually create more than 200- thousand jobs.the project to clean-up constellation's "brandon shores" plant created 13-hundred constrrction jobs. (baker) "these are real jobs, these are important jobs for the economy anddthey come from

while the break didn't knock customers out of service, it did reduce water pressure in lansdowne, arbutus really wanted to go back. i got a lot for christmas. i wanted to show it all off. >> the water main broke and made it difficult for crews to make the repairs. they believe the schools will be back open tomorrow morning. >>> let's get to this developing story. murders and other violent crimes are at a record low in baltimore. while just about everyone is noting that, property crimes saw a 5% leap. abc2 news brian kuebler takes a look. >> reporter: she thought this was a flat tire until she saw the gash. it was slashed just outside her home. >> have to go through this, the insurance and the whole feeling of being violated no matter what type of crime. >> reporter: historic dickeysville was the latest area to suffer from the 21st century problem. it helped to push up property crimes by 5% more, a crime where nobody physically gets hurt but affects more residents. >> property crime affect far more people and violence seems to stick to violence. >> reporter: the property crimes are more ra

incident.ebony edmonds is charged with first degree assault and recklees from an incident at the lansdowne ii accused of throwing bleach on edmonds, who now dates her ex-boyfriend. 18 others were wounded in the process. jefferson... also faces assault charges.police say the attack was part of an ongoing pispute. jury selection continues today in thh trial of ee stephens... one of two maryland inmates accused of killing a maryland correctional officer. sheriff's deputies dressed in military fatigues were strategically positioned inside the courthouse tuesday. stephens is accused of stabbing correctional officer david mcguinn to death back in july 2006.prosecutors are seeking the death penalty... something legal experts say he would not have be eligible to receive if it had not been for changes made to maryland statute in 2009. 13:31:49 under these circumstances the new statute you have to take it an extra step to get the death penalty. that is you have to establish through dna, a recorded confession or viddo of the event that the defendant commited first degree murder 136 13:23:06 247 poten

. >> residents of the lansdown area are left with little water as workers try to repair and other water main break. the 36-inch main broke. the pressure to st. agnes hospital has been stabilized, but crews are shutting down other valves until the main is fixed. many residents in northern anne arundel county are so happy to have water back in their homes after dealing with the same problem. hundreds of homes were without power yesterday. the break happened around 8:30 yesterday morning. still no word on what caused it. >> today is officially the coldest days so far this season. temperatures have been hovering in the upper 20s around baltimore all morning long. we're not expecting much of the warm-up as we head into the afternoon. periods of clouds and sunshine, but also some snow. we have accumulation towards randallstown. most of the radar is clear over baltimore, but southern carroll county, you do have some light snow. some of that could be accumulating. something to keep in mind, west and north of the city, accumulating snow is a possibility. >> a code blue alert is in effect in balt

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he bails before the bike lansdowne there in that ditch with the big bags of food on top of it. then the video goes on, century see it takes like four guys to get this thing upright. this gives you an idea of how difficult it is to get this food and this aid out to some of these flood victims. >> you can tell the reason they are starting so far behind, they need to build that momentum to go up that ramp. >> right. >> it's really admirable of these guys to even attempt this. they really are trying to get in and help folks out. obviously it's not an easy job. >> next time on "right this minute." >> do either of these two individuals say ha ha, funny joke, seriously i need a ride to san francisco. >> yes. >> that's next time on "right this minute." $120 to play a game of catch. our contestant is jack. the money is up. see what he snags. water, check. ramp and a rope, check. >>> i'm dedicating this video even though i didn't make it with my big brother. he used to give me money all the time. then davis decided i'm going to see if my brother can get all this money. >> $125. i told ja

there is going to be a special conference that is going to be held this weekend at lansdowne. rene brooks is here to talk about that. why is this so important? >> well, like you said, the demand for local food is growing. lots of times when i come down here to speak about local food, we focus on farmer's markets. it has to be in other places like stores, like schools, lunches, like institutions like the national conference center where we're holding our tk-frps this weekend. and you know, college cafeterias, all of the different places are looking for ways to get local food into the food that they're serving. >> so, you're going to have local farmers at the conference and some institutions so that everybody can understand what each role is. >> that's absolutely right. we do the conference every year. it is our 13th annual conference. we're focusing on the institution piece. we're looking forward to having a lot of the big buyers there, whole foods market, chipotle, blue ridge produce, bon appetit management, and we're going to have the farmers there so they can figure out how

. >> good news for residents living near a water main break in lansdowne as their service has been restored. the main is fixed and water is flowing. the main broke just after midnight on tuesday forcing several areas schools to close. the main valve was made from -- nearly toward the 50,000 jobs will be added to the maryland economy. it disproves the theory that environmental --they say the cleanup a courage is jobs. >> just for the plan, over 230,000 jobs will be created simply in the storm water and the sewage treatment plant upgrade area. >> the report outlines the new economic findings. >> fantasy football could become a betting game in maryland because of legislation in the upcoming general assembly. the baltimore county delegate says he is a frequent player and realize maryland is one of a handful of state that prohibits residents to put up money to play the competition. he feels there's no problem with the legalization as long as the state charges the appropriate taxes and fees. 14 degrees on tv hill. why it being treated of a heart attack overseas may be better than being treated in

and reckless endangerment.the charges stem from an incident at the lansdowne wal-mart in october.art of an ongoing dispute. 3 a hagerstown man convicted of raping four women... is sentenced to an additional 50 years.40--year-old paav shrun accepted a plea deal today in washington county.the latest case happened in smithburg in 1998.police say shrun hid in the victim's car... bound her... and covered her eyes with duct tape.he's already serving 35 years in montgomery counny. we want to know...how are áyouá fighting back against crime?tell us wwat you're doing in your community... to clean up the streets.call 410-662-1456. 3 ray rice singing :08 :08it.../ was... ray rice.../ like... you've.../ never ...seen him.../ be. was trying his hand at karaoke at a sing-off competition. fullback vonta leach also gave it a try. 3 the event at rams head live helped raise money for the cancer treatment centers of america. there's no quession about it....ravens fans are fired up about their team.. team.. tonight.../ proof.../ of... their... purple pride.../// all... over.../ baltimore. baltimore.-

violetville elementary, lansdowne high, and arbutus middle school. because they had no water. st. agnes. if it decreases further, the hospital will lose its heat. >> wjz is keeping an eye on the repairs. we'll keep you updated at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> mount rainier. graham johnson has the latest on the murder of a beloved park ranger. >> reporter: national park rangers announced the end of a manhunt. >> it was, indeed, the deceased, primary suspect in this killing. >> reporter: benjamin colton barnes, suspected of gunning down ranger margaret anderson, found dead in paradise creek. in the end, police didn't take them out. it appears the cold weather killed him. >> he was wearing a t-shirt, pair of jeans and one tennis shoe. and that was it. >> reporter: investigators say the 24-year-old iraq war veteran shot and killed anderson as she tried to stop him after he blew through a checkpoint for tire chains. investigators say barnes tried to elude tactical teams by running through creeks and traveling through circles. a plane spotted barnes' body, facedown in the creek. the snow banks aro

several nearby schools, including violetville elementary and middle schools, lansdowne high and arbutus middle schools were closed because they didn't have water. st. agnes hospital is experiencing very low water pressure. >>> killed in the line of duty. ranger margaret anderson was well known and well-respected. earning her stripes in maryland before being transferred to washington state, where she was well respected. wjz spoke with her. mike hellgren has the grief and the investigation. >> reporter: margaret anderson loved her job. and she was stationed here in maryland for four years before her sudden death. >> reporter: she died on the job at mount rainier national park in washington state. police say a troubled iraq war vet on the run from the law, shot her in her patrol car. the stunning news traveled quickly to anderson's former coworkers at the cno canal in maryland, where rangers are wearing black bands around their badges in mourning. >> i think of her as one of the consummate rangers i've known in my 32-plus year career. >> reporter: anderson left behind a husband and son. th

violetville elementary, lansdowne high, and arbutus middle schools, were all closed today because they have no water. st. agnes is also at risk of losing water because they have no heat due to low pressure. >> the hospital has a contingency plan in place. >>> tragedy takes its toll here in maryland. a ranger murdered at mount rainier national park, spent several years working at the c&o canal. >> reporter: margaret anderson served four years in maryland and those rangers who worked with her, are reeling after her sudden death. >> reporter: she died on the job at mount rainier national park, in washington national state. police say a troubled iraq war vet on the run from the law, shot her in her patrol car. the stunning news traveled quickly to anderson's coworkerps at the c&o park. where rangers are wearing black bands around their badges in mourning. >> i think of her as one of the more consummate rangers that i've known in my plush career. and most days, everybody comes home. and they're just fine. and then a day happens like sunday. >> reporter: anderson left behind two little girls