leron mclane. >>> retailers are already acting like black friday is here. i'm weijia jiang in towson, with your seasonal shopping forecast next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 5:28. 57 degrees and clear. good evening, everybody. thanks for staying with wjz, eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. >>> the future of horse racing at laurel park in pimlico. voters approve slots. and now a war of words erupts over what happens next. pat warren breaks down the controversy for us. >>> the partners in the development appear split over whether or not to stop live racing at laurel. which means there could be a change of heart over the track's future. >>> trainers and others left out in the cold. >>> changed completely from when i was a boy. >>> fans folding up their racing forms, turning their backs and moving on to the slots palace down the road. that's the argument. the maryland jockey club had planned to close the training club in bowie and limit racing at pimlico to 40 days. but one of the owners of the tracks appears to have

back on the ground, hay field at mclane. hawks looking for the upset. jason stewart says i'm not the doctor but i can make house calls. hay field up by 20. now check out this play which i'm sure you'll see again. the option gets stopped for no gain. then the ball is loose. pops up in the air. heyfield wins it 34-13. all right. the last time prince orchard and seneca valley got down was week eight, and the cougars did a number while holding back superback cunningham who was only able to get 89 rushing yards that night. round two in germantown, screaming eagles up six. the red army were hopping tonight. seneca valley was on the board first. seneca valley was up 12-0 but here comes drew murphy. it's cheaper to keeper. the football, it is. cooper within eight. more murphy a little bit later. scores 19 unanswered. they win 19-15. good ball game. walt whitman at gaithersburg. i just like saying simba. trojans win. great block out there by the offensive line man. he scores. gaithersburg win 28-0. connor fraiser scores. [. [ cheerleading cheerleaders cheering x

again, no punishment for le'ron laron mclane. they traveled for a game against the falcons tomorrow night. i'll have more coming up. >> baltimore county police are saying about an officer who got an autograph from ray rice. >>> the new look of lighting up. >>> oriole park at camden yards. had one thing in mind when designing it. you, the fan. i'll show you what to look forward to next. >>> perfection in november? bob says it will stick around but how long? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> cop cleared. baltimore county police say their officer went by the book when he warned ray rice the windows on his suv were too dark. rice tweeted he gave the officer an autograph, but later insisted that came after the warning. still, this incident has many wondering about window tinting, what's legal and what's not? >> reporter: at dnl window tinting in parkville, about a dozen cars a day get their windows darkened. but how dark is too dark? >> 50% is 100% legal. 35% puts you about an eye lash over the legal limit, with the dye that is already in the ca

we are along mclane boulevard, south of northern parkway, where most of the damage was done. this was where the roofs were literally ripped off the apartment buildings upon and as you can see, the power of this storm as it fell. trees after ripping off the roofs, knocking down the trees. and then causing the roofs to slam into the back of townhomes nearby. now after it did that damage, the actual roof itself continued up into the court and landed right up just south of northern parkway. now, there was a significant amount of debris here, lined up in front of these houses. you can see ripped shingles off, and ripped the siding off of many of these houses. it's just extremely fortunate that no one was killed as a result of this significant damage from this storm. and this appears to be the worst affected area, although not the only affected area. you can see three blocks south. high school here, along perring parkway. we see other roofs damaged and lots of other folks conducting cleanup also. but just the sheer power of this wind was very, very significant. in what it did here.

and this is entertainment, and there is this report out of mclane, and alleged helped open a new luxury. >> as we looked at what was going on in america, we wanted to do something here in america because so many kids are still stuck in persistent poverty here and we believe there is something we can do about that. >> john legend talked about his campaign at gucci's new store in tyson's galleria. >>> pop in the bubbly as it branches out of virginia to open the new shop in georgetown. the affair drew a hip crowd including d.c.'s girl about town, the society blogger, who helped cut the ribbon. >>> all right. a fairfax county school at thissier's state cheerleading competition at richmond. [ applause ] -- this year's state cheerleading competition at richmond. [ applause ] >> the herndon high school hornets nailed their routine placing second in the state of virginia. this is the first time in the school's 100-year history. and i've got a disclaimer i'm -- and i'm proud of ashout out to the squad's coach, my little sister and she is shown here along with the coaches and some of their slide

crowder claimed mclane spit on him during sunday's ravens game. >>> another fall day. beautiful and mild conditions. will this weather stick around? including for tomorrow night's game? meteorologist tim williams is here with more. hi, tim. >> funny you mentioned tomorrow night's game. because we were just discussing this in the weather department. they're playing in the dome down in atlanta. it will be 70 degrees and comfortable, down in falcon for tomorrow. our forecast for today, it will be clear. 63 now. temperature at bwi marshall, 44% relative humidity. the north wind from the -- wind coming in from the northwest at 9 miles per hour. try saying that fast two or three times. we'll have your complete updated first warning forecast. we'll talk about how long these will stick around. >> let's check in on the roads now with sharon gibala. >>> despite the perfect driving conditions weatherwise, we have a bunch of accidents this afternoon. we'll start off with one on 295. it is blocking a lane. 295 at savage road. the left lane is blocked. but the backup at capital belt

researchers at mclane hospital near boston tested the mental flexibility and focus of 59 young people. 33 of them were regular marijuana users. those who began smoking pot before age 16 were significantly wore at performing simple task than those who started at a later able. among all age those who use marijuana the most were the most impaired. study was presented at the society for neuroscience. >>> and illegal drug use among teenagers is on the decline. but there is a troubling increase in the use of prescription medicine to get high. in the lasts decade the number of student spirmenting with drug like vicodin and oxycontrin has grown by nearly 350 percent. p.m. young people think they are safer than street drugs. bit is a choice that can have deadly consequences. here's health and science reporter carolyn johnson. >> he went to sleep and didn't wake up. that's it. happening to kids all over the country. >> reporter: 21-year-old joe rivera 5 months from graduate weighing at arizona state university. but just before sma last year the former high school football player from san ramone

. >> 26-year-old mclane was randomly collected to go through the full body scanner.deo, you can see her refusing a pat down explaining her concerns to tsa. they feel around your breasts and jenitalia. >> it shows her visibly upset and they brought over a supervisor that got police to escort her out. >> this was one of the first airports to introduce the first body scan and it's drawn so much public outrage that november 24 is national opt out day encouraging travelers to refuse a full body scan. >> there should be another option. i'm not a criminal. i haven't done anything wrong. >> some of the busiest travel days, homeland security secretary janet napolitano called for patience in the face of a determined enemy. they tell fox, that pat-downs are necessary to keep airlines safe from terrorists and screener is in a separate room. >> it just seems like they have stepped backwards. >> she was able to get home by buying another ticket through airport and she passed through security without any problem. >> so now to the question -- should we, do we have a right to opt out