if you have any information, call crime stoppers at 18667- lockup. >> a baltimore teenager is behind bars after an scene from a detention center. he has admitted to struggling with a staffer. the staffer may need surgery for a wrist injury. the judge ordered 18 months of the sentence. >>> today marks the deadline to fix 82 planes. but the airline needs more time to find parts. the faa could ground some of the fleet. the parts are perfectly safe they say. but they were made by a subcontractor who wasn't approved for work. >>> and we're following a breaking story from massachusetts this noon. a plane has just landed on a highway up there. you're looking at the scene live near boston. the private plane landed in mansfield, massachusetts. no word on what forced the pilot to make the emergency landing. >>> the raging wildfires in california show no sign of letting up. teri okita has the latest. >> the massive wildfire is within 15 miles of downtown los angeles. >> it's treacherous and i wish i could be more optimistic. >> battling triple-digit temperatures and low humidity, it could be we

the police are asking anyone with information to call crime stoppers, 1-866-lockup. >>> a baltimore city police officer is out of jail on bail after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a juvenile. he entered the plea yesterday, thursday, before the trial was to start. he admitted to taking a young girl who was in his care down to his basement in march of 2008 and then tried to fondle her. he was suspended after his arrest and is scheduled to be sentenced december 7. >>> the state's attorney's office is investigating hidden camera tapes that show acorn workers providing advice to people looking to open up prostitution business. so far, four workers have been fired. now the hot button issue, it is illegal to record audio somebody without their permission. the state's attorney is considering prosecuting. >> in maryland, it is a five- year felony for surreptitious taping of conversations without the two-party consent. >> acorn contends it is part of a political smear campaign, and they claim the videos are more of a distraction. yesterday, the u.s. census bureau severed its ties with acor

if you have information you're asked to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7 lockup. >>> the two older sons of steve mcnair have filed separate claims. his estate has not been disputed among parties yet. steve mcnair, you may recall was shot by his girlfriend back if july. he spent most of his career with the tennessee titans and last played for the baltimore ravens. >> it was a nice change with temperatures in the low 70s, a few showers. i think we'll see some more rain in here late tomorrow night. in the men team gorgeous. take a look at the visible satellite picture. we're in a clearing right now. temperatures are already falling off. 62347 germ -- 67 in german town. if you had the windows open last night, maybe crack them tonight. not much of a warmup for saturday. we'll talk about a cool start to the weekend and heavy rain. we'll tell you when that arrives coming up in just a few. >>> he says it was an accident that should raf been prevented president the former maryland state police pilot who made the claim about the crash of the trooper breaks his silence. ex-pilot pete peterson

. >> if you have any information, you are asked to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7- lockup. >> melissa, thank you. despite efforts to stop him, new york governor david paterson says he does want to run for office next year. >> new york governor david paterson insists he is running for governor in 2010, despite people not wanting him to. the administration fiers democrats will lose a key state is david paterson continues, but they say he is sticking with it -- administration fears it. apparently, the administration has asked him not to run. stay with us, there is more ahead on the news at 6:00. >> checking the doppler radar, a few showers, and we will take a look at the forecast for the week ahead coming up. partly cloudy skies, 73. chevy silverado. more confidence than ford f-150. better backed than f-150. at a value f-150 can't touch. silverado. from the family of the most dependable, longest lasting full size pickups on the road. just announced, it's chevy truck month. get 0% apr for 60 months. or $6,000 total cash back on select 2009 silverado vehicles that have been in stock the lo

if you have any information you're asked to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >>> word tonight a caregiver accused of leaving three blind, deaf and developmentally disabled men alone in a car has been fired. med source community services in frederick says it's severed all ties with 47-year-old brian fleming. fleming is accused of leaving the disabled adults in the locked car for about an hour while he ate lunch at a diner. he faces three counts of neglect and abuse of vulnerable adults. >>> a woman killed in a crash on i-795 north past owings mills boulevard today. authorities say her car crossed the median and struck an utz potato chip truck at 10:30 this morning. we're told 21-year-old amy l. brooking was taken to sinai hospital where she was pronounced dead. the other driver was taken to northwest hospital and is expect toed to be ok. >>> four days after a massive watermain break flood victims in dundalk are battling the threat left behind. workers in white jump suits could be spotted coming and going from homes in the area where they were spraying disinfectant for potential

and after that, you can -- after 11:30 you can call 866-7-lockup. or go online to foxbaltimore.com and click on fugitive files. i am joy lepola. , reporting live. fox 45 news "late edition". >> the city liquor control board continues to try and shut down on bottle clubs, so-called bottle clubs. residents in mount vernon want the city to recall bottle clubs like sweet ultra lounge to register with the city and apply for liquor licenses only way to cut down on crimes connected to the clubs. >> there are times when there is two, three, 400 kids congregateed in the areas and being disruptive on nights when there is no event. mount vernon is wonderful place. >> they extended the public comment period until october 10. >> one week ago, part of dundalk looked more like new orleans after katrina. tomorrow help is on the way. residents can take advantage of a one day recovery service center. from 10:00 to 4:00. state and county officials will answer questions, especially questions about insurance coverage. they will be at the water's edge community center. a

anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >>> we're not sure if that he had flown south but the ducks left baltimore. the amphibious sight-seeing rides ceased operations in baltimore. it happened yesterday. an official with the company says it needs to concentrates investments on other cities. the vehicles drove tourists through downtown streets before entering the water for a harbor tour. >>> the latest tonight on the push to bring slots to maryland. today maryland's video lottery commission conducted a site visit for anne arundel county slots near arundel mills mall. this is the commission's final tour of the four proposed locates competing to operate a casino. there's a public hearing underway for public comments. >> we'll need maximization of revenues and we're building in a regional center that is already attracting 14 million people a year. >> commissioners already visited sites in baltimore city, cecil county and worcester county. >>> tonight all eyes will be on president barack obama. he will be speaking to a joint session of congress abou

anyone with any information on either of these crimes is asked to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. don't forget, you can always see more reports at abc2news.com/crimechecker. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >>> he was just 17 years old when his life was turned upside down because of a bad decision. brandon solvera was a high school senior when he crashed his car, almost died. got behind the wheel after drinking at a party. he wound up in a coma and had to undergo years of rehab. he spoke to students at mount st. joe's about the dangers of drinking and driving. >> brandon made that bad choice that night about drinking and driving. will pay for it the rest of his life physically. college was, all the in the plans. that he ever worked so hard for disappeared that night. completely over. >> brandon and his father travel the country encouraging teens to make the right decision, not to drink. >>> heavy rainfall across the eastern shore. as you can see some very heavy rainfall from ocean city going southward through the assateague area and coastal sections of virginia. also the i-shore and del

if you have any information you're asked to call metro crimestoppers 8667-lockup. >>> attorneys say a gps ankle bracelet worn by a teenager accused of shooting a 5-year- old girl in west baltimore gives that teen an alibi. they are planning on calling on the vendor as a defense witness. in a motion filed this week attorneys say records from the vendors show that playmont davis violated the program after the shooting and they'll testify davis was a half mile away when the shooting happened. the shooting happened back in july. young raven wii i can't tell is still in the hospital. >>> prosecutors have dropped charges against a george's county man accused of stack a man in a fight near the university of maryland. he was cleared of second cree murder after investigators found it was a case of self defense. according to court records, he was released from jail on august 26th. crews had been charged in the death of johnny alvarez goals. they say he stabbed alvarez gomez and another man. boast were found in a 7-eleven parking lot. he later died. >>> the worst job picture in the u.s. since 19

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anyone with information on either of the cases should call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup.'t forget, you can see more of our reports by heading over to abc2news.com/crimechecker. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >>> another warm day, in the 80s. in autumn in maryland. but you can feel the change. this afternoon compared to this morning humidity dropping. seeing sunshine out there in these last hours of daylight this afternoon. look at the visible satellite imagery. you see basically some nice clearing out there across central maryland now. i don't expect to see much in terms of wet weather soon. in fact our maryland's most powerful doppler radar in the state showing a crystal clear sweep now. so that's a good thing for the evening commute. tonight down to 65 degrees. that will be markedly cooler by daybreak tomorrow. a cool north breeze will set the stage for drier weather. a really nice start to the weekend on friday. but it gets cooler in a big way toward the weekend. there's more rain on the way, too. we'll break it down for you here in a couple of more minutes. >>> a senior ce

have information about the crime you're asked to call metro crime stoppers at loch stop -- 1-866-7-lockup. >>> according to "the washington times" one of three men charged with a gang rape of three women in baltimore is the son of the newly appointed nigerian ambassador to the u.s. police say back in july the three threatened two girls with a knife and allegedly raped them in the parking lot of seton kiel high school in southwest baltimore. police say a second attack happened much like the first, early in the morning on august 8th. all three suspects are charged with rape including include -- the son of the nigerian ambassador. >>> officers were called to the 1,600 block of meadowwood court 8:30 last night for report of a fight. >> investigation has led us to understand there was a struggle outside of the homes, in the court. and when deputies arrived mr. harriett was in his neighbor's home and they were calling 911. he was bleeding. >> 33-year-old jerry harriett is in critical condition at hopkins bayview tonight. the suspect, curtis myers arrested this afternoon, charged with attempted

so if you have any information about this baltimore county police want to hear from you, 1-866-7-lockup>> 6:50. in maryland tomorrow you can no longer text and drive. but on capitol hill today there's a push to make it a nationwide ban. the department of transportation will meet today to figure out how to curb the growing and dangerous trend of texting behind the wheel. 2008 numbers show that drivers who weren't paying attention took nearly 6,000 lives. it also says that drivers who are texting are 20 times more likely to get into a crash. >> so we need to raise public awareness that texting is a bad thing to do while you're driving. >> it's about the same as driving when you're drunk. >> only 16 states and the district of columbia prohibit texting and driving. the transportation secretary says he would like to ban the practice nationwide. >>> breaking news. indonesia's meteorological agency says a powerful earthquake has shaken western indonesia. this is a look at where it happened. the pacific tsunami warning center issued a tsunami alert for indonesia, malaysia, india, as well as tha

between 13 and 16 years old, if you have any information that could help call crimestoppers 16678 lockup. >> the president's precipitation for change in health care. we'll look ahead to his big speech tomorrow night including a preview tomorrow morning you only see here on channel 2. >>> a couple claim southwest left them stranded in las vegas. the reason, it only applied one way. >> our 2 agree guarantee was 73 which means we did hit that 2- degree guarantee again. we have hit it 16 days in a row now. we have got some pretty heavy rain heading in our direction. we'll show you where, when, when it will finally get out of here coming up. >>> good gains on wall street today, the dow gained 56 points, the nasdaq 19, the s & p ended up 9. mixed day locally. banks fell 2%, sparks based mccormick and company stayed up more than 3% and first mariner in baltimore fell more than 2%. >>> the president will address a joint session of congress tomorrow night pressing his case for health care reform. white house officials spent much of the day talking up the president's speech promising americans wil

if you have information call 1-866-7-lockup. >>> a burglary suspect has been caught, also in anne arundel county. russell digarolemo was charged with theft and burglary. he was pulled over for a traffic violation when police discovered he had a stolen bank card and purse. police say the suspect walked into the unlocked back door of a home in the 200 block of lees lane in edgewater yesterday and stole the items. the suspect is also charged with driving on a suspended license. >>> it was a nice way to wrap up summer 2009. can you believe it? the summer season coming to an end. i think we're getting into the first days of fall, on a little cloudier note. first, we're looking at temperature now in 76 or so at bwi marshall. 77 easton. widespread mid to upper 70s for the most part. one cooler spot way out toward western maryland. things looking pretty nice. radar clear. maryland's most powerful doppler radar not showing up any form of precipitation. that could change late in the day, into tomorrow, but tonight, look for clouds on the increase. we'll talk about the best chance of rain and peek a

building new lockups may be the most obvious answer but with a smaller budget, the state may have tose another 24,000 inmates. new neighbors that many communities will be hard pressed to welcome. outside san quentin prison, claudia cowan, fox news. bret: massachusetts lawmakers move one step closer to change changing the law about replacing the late ted kennedy, and a requiem for a true american hero today at the white house.@ >> in news around the world, police in indonesia say they have killed the man they call the most dangerous terrorist in southeast asia, found in a raided hideout in solo after and hours long gunfight and an explosion. he has been implicated in every major terror attack in indonesia since 2002. another suicide bombing in somolia was carried are out by terrorists driving cars with united nations logos. the shabob terrorist group said it hit the main base of african union peacekeepers in retaliation for monday's killing of one of its leaders by u.s. navy seals. at least 16 people died in kabul, afghanistan today in a suicide car bombing ailed at an italian mili

dollars and narrowing that lockup period from three months to 12 months. this is overall great news and the banking stocks that were listed in hong kong had a great day there. on that note, back to mike in the u.s. >> thanks, adam. have a good weekend. coming up today, we will right the end of this summer novel with the jobs report with economist joseph stig let calling the process of a robust recovery very, very weak. >>> this weekend marks one year since the u.s. government took over fannie mae and freddie mac. how has the mortgage market changed since then? more on that in just a moment. >>> it is 30 minutes past the hour right now and here are the top business stories from around the world. in the united states, the economy may be showing signs of improvement, but probably not enough to keep companies from cutting jobs. >> i'm louisa bojesen. in europe, finance ministers plan to meet to talk about exit strategies and bankers' bonuses. >> and i'm christine tan. china ups the limits of stock investors by foreigners. >> and welcome back to "worldwide exch

troops in iraq have closed a prison that was once the largest lockup. the detain knees are being released or transferred to iraqi custody. >>> if you use social media the white house maybe watching you. the story is coming up in what's on the web. >>> heavy rains ruin a commute in a city that is plagued with traffic problems. >>> we have rain knocking on the doorstep in washington. we will take you around with a tour of live doppler hd and let you know what you can expect for the rest of the week when 9 news now returns. # we call the bunches in honey bunches of oats the prize in the box. well, now there's a prize inside the prize. pecans! pecans! baked into crunchy oat bunches. taste the delicious surprise in every spoonful. new honey bunches of oats with pecan bunches. beautiful. of maxwell house's flavor lock lid. hear that? seals it tight. smells like fresh ground. fresh fresh fresh fre-- that's our favorite part. ...fresh! (announcer) taste why maxwell house is good to the last drop. . >>> welcome back. aaron is causing flooding in atlanta. and a c

the number is 1-866-7-lockup. >>> a new homeland security grant will allow the washington, d.c. metro to install cameras throughout its system. it will use a $28 million federal grant to put cameras on buses in stations and inside trains. the primary purpose will be crowd control. but the surveillance video can also be reviewed if ever needed. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find tomorrow's edition of the baltimore sun. making a case for why the first- time home buyers credit should not be extended. >>> why towson has become such a sushi stronghold. and should dave trembley come back? remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> in tonight's consumer watch report, a massive recall by toyota motor corporation. it is recalling 3.8 million vehicles in the u.s. the problem is removable floor mats that could cause accellerators to get stuck. and could cause therefore crashes. the recall includes toyota and lexus. includes popular models like the toyota camry and prius, along with the es350. federal regulators have re

and somehow that prisoner, whose name we have, robert, a 39-year- old, being brought from a federal lockupy two armed officers, and he was somehow able to overpower them and got their weapons, and then he somehow got one of them to exchange pants with him, leaving one of the officers wearing orange pants. he is now on the loose, continuing updates on that throughout the afternoon. shepard: he died on the battlefields of afghanistan, defending our freedom, thousands of miles from home. today, they awarded jared monti the medal of honor. he died in an intense firefighter what tried to rescue a fallen fighter. james rosen is life. >> monti was on his second tour of duty in afghanistan. in 2006, the 30-year-old and his fellow soldiers in an e. lee's division were high atop a mountain in afghanistan after two days of climbing -- his fellow soldiers in an elitr division. -- an elite division. the sergeant threw a grenade at the army and then used his radio to call for return fire from the very position he was defending. in the meantime, three men went down, and he was killed on his third consecu

. >> anyone with information on this crime is urged to call metro crimestoppers at 1-866-7- lockup. >>> an 18-year-old is under arrest. on saturday, near the intersection of hickory and 36th street. a pregnant woman was shot in the arm. and a man was hit in the leg. both were treated and released from the hospital. police have arrested william hyde in clairemont, north carolina today. he will be charged with two counts of attempted murder. >>> the 20-year-old jessop man, charged with attacking a howard county sheriff's deputy and escaping is back in maryland. devon champagne escaped custody after using his handcuff to choke a sheriff's deputy. u.s. marshalls found him last week, fide hideing inside-- hiding inside a hollowed out basement wall. he faces charges of attempted murder, assaulting a police officer and escape. >>> the battle of raging wildfires is now almost a week old. thousands of firefighters are on the line. and the governor is sending additional resources. here's a live look. teri okita is there, with the latest for wjz, on the efforts to get the fires under control. >>

governor swarzenegger has approved a new lockup but not everyone is happy with the $356 million price tag. >>> terrible idea. this governor wants to build a cadillac death row. i think it's almost criminal. housing a volatile population in a secure location is absolutely essential to us. >> reporter: there is concern over housing two condemned inmates in the same cell which could make things very dangerous for prisoners and staff. they point out maximum security prisoners regularly double up and argue that increasing bed space saves taxpayer money. scott worked there for years and has another perspective. >> it creates some companionship and an opportunity to talk to people. it reduces tension i think. >> the nay death row will be built over there and prison officials hope to have it ready in about two years. critics are threatening lawsuits over the project but if the courts rule lethal injection is unconstitutional, capital punishment may be dead in california. >> gregg: remember this headline. take a look at this lehman brothers collapses but it's almost a year. so where does our e

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. >> jane, i have been in lockup. most of the people in lockup have mental issues. or are stoned on alcohol or drugs. they get released all through the night, all through the day. depending on when the paperwork is processed. >> you're talking about manhattan. where you can grab a subway. >> no, no, no. >> robin bond, this is the country, i have been there, malibu, my gosh, you don't walk in california for a reason. >> that's right. it's not what a reasonably prudent person would do. >> hold on, hold on. i don't want to be accused of losing control of my panel. i'm going to give the last word to the shrink, dr. dale archer. ten seconds. >> i just think it's horrible they do a sobriety test and say okay, she's fine, she can go, when mental illness does not cause you to fail a sobriety test. >> all right. listen, we will stay on top of this. you're all invited back. we're not going to rest until this poor young woman is found. >>> coming up, shock and disgust. a new york cop allegedly responsible for getting behind the wheel drunk and killing an incident woman. >>> bo

because there are police on the street stopping people, issuing tickets, hauling people in to the lockupsre above .08. >> reporter: reggie shaw was charged with negligent homicide. as part of his sentence, he takes the story to anyone who will listen. >> i thought it was safe. i thought it was something that i could do, that i could drive down the road and send a text message and be safe. >> reporter: reggie shaw is here in washington, d.c. spreading the message. he got 30 days in jail. if he did it today, he would get 15 years under the new law in utah. back to you. >> very sobering report. thank you very much. >>> breaking news into us now, wfla in tampa. john cue which, who was convicted of killing 9-year-old jessica lunsford in 2005, remember, she had been missing a long time and finally found her body stuffed in a black garbage bag, buried alive, john cue which has died in prison. cameron and david will have more on that death. john cku couey dead in prison. more after a quick break here. you know me. almost 30 years behind the sports desk has turned me into somebody larger than life

. >> jane, i have been in lockup. most of the people in lockup have mental issues. or are stoned on alcohol or drugs. they get released all through the night, all through the day. depending on when the paperwork is processed. >> you're talking about manhattan. where you can grab a subway. >> no, no, no. >> robin bond, this is the country, i have been there, malibu, my gosh, you don't walk in california for a reason. >> that's right. it's not what a reasonably prudent person would do. you don't release somebody. >> hold on, hold on. i don't want to be accused of losing control of my panel. i'm going to give the last word to the shrink, dr. dale archer. ten seconds. >> i just think it's horrible they do a sobriety test and say okay, she's fine, she can go, when mental illness does not cause you to fail a sobriety test. >> all right. listen, we will stay on top of this. you're all invited back. we're not going to rest until this poor young woman is found. >>> coming up, shock and disgust. a new york cop allegedly responsible for getting behind the wheel drunk and killi

suspected ring leader will be in a courtroom for plans maybe finalized to transfer him to a federal lockup in new york. zazi's father is expected to be released on bond. authorities continue to search for other suspects. they also combed through a mini storage area on staton island looking for potential chemical agents. there's been a gruesome discovery. a census worker found hanged with the word "fed" on his chest. his body was found near a cemetery in southeastern kentucky. investigators are working to see if his death is related to his job with the census. he was a single dad who also worked as a substitute teacher. there will be no sunday service at this church in georgia. residents are getting their first glimpse today of the devastation caused bypassive flooding. it left at least 10 people dead and destroyed thousands of churches, homes, and businesses this woman fears she may have lost everything. >> the refrigerator is floating on its back in the kitchen. the water -- we've got water marks as high up on our walls, almost to the ceiling. it's just heartbreaking. alisyn: oh, boy. res

. >> jane, i have been in lockup. most of the people in lockup have mental issues. or are stoned on alcohol or drugs. they get released all through the night, all through the day. depending on when the paperwork is processed. >> you're talking about manhattan. where you can grab a subway. >> no, no, no. >> robin bond, this is the country, i have been there, malibu, my gosh, you don't walk in california for a reason. >> that's right. it's not what a reasonably prudent person would do. >> hold on, hold on. i don't want to be accused of losing control of my panel. i'm going to give the last word to the shrink, dr. dale archer. ten seconds. >> i just think it's horrible they do a sobriety test and say okay, she's fine, she can go, when mental illness does not cause you to fail a sobriety test. >> all right. listen, we will stay on top of this. you're all invited back. we're not going to rest until this poor young woman is found. >>> coming up, shock and disgust. a new york cop allegedly responsible for getting behind the wheel drunk and killing an incident woman. next.

this is what he told a reporter as he left the lockup. >> mr. damas, anything you want to say?>> did you kill them? >> yes, i did. >> why? >> only god knows. >> you don't know? what happened, mr. damas? mr. damas, do you want to be sentenced to death, or do you want life in prison? >> i want death right away. i think my family probably buried this saturday coming up. i want the jury to give me death so i can bury with them the same time. >> what possessed you to do it? >> my mom pretty much made me do it. >> why? in what way? >> my mom is the devil. >> why in such a brutal way? why your children? what did they do? >> they did nothing. >> then why? why would you kill them? they're innocent? you believe in jesus christ? you believe in jesus? >> do you believe in jesus christ? do you believe in the devil? >> i believe in jesus christ. i did it. mi eyes was closed. right now my eyes are open. >> are you going to go to heaven when you die? >> right now, yeah. but i was going to kill myself. i didn't have the courage to do it. if you do yourself, you're not going to heaven. >> when w