police cars flood the entrance to the emergency room at university of maryland saint josephs medical center. >> a police officer and the prisoner got into a scuffle. >> it started around 2:30 wednesday afternoon. the officer was guarding a prisoner who had been taken to the er for medical attention. a hospital staffer noticed something wasn't right. >> at some point one of the hospital staff people discover that had the prisoner had a needle of some sort hidden in his clothing. >> the man grabbed a hospital staffer. that's when the officer stepped in and the prisoner tried to gab her run. a struggle end sued and a shot was fired into the wall. >> the officer discharged pepper spray in an attempt to subdue the prisoner. that attempt was unsuccessful. >> hospital officials say thanks to the quick response of the emergency department staff and the security team the incident was resolved quickly with no injuries. >> reporter: we learn that prisoner had been arrested on a burglary charge. don, back to you. >> thank you. county police will conduct an investigation into how the gun got discharged.

national medical center at bethesda. pretty challenging the cultures that exist there, you have cultures that exist here, you are speaking about cultural differences between the military and its hierarchy of command and control and the civilian command and control and figuring out the two greatest things you need in the chaos of disaster. no. 1, communications. no. 2, who's in charge. i dealt with a lot of cultural issues when i was combining the army and the navy medical forces between walter reed and bethesda. america's army is an amazingly heroic army. they have occupied valley forge , tokyo, berlin, danang and now it occupies bethesda, maryland, but we're working through that. how do we break those cultural barriers, how do we figure out supporting supporters, how do we do that before the next capacity goes on? so what have we done, what capabilities do we bring, where do we use them and how will they be playing a role here in the event of the most likely nightmare scenarios for this area? i grew up in the bay area,

joseph's medical center. a live report from the situation there. >>> in the aftermath of super storm sandy, the national hurricane center is making change toss its warning system. find out what success done -- being done and why. >>> check in for these stories and all the breaking news all new at 6:00. back to you. >> all right, denise. thank you. >>> it expil -- ask still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. will terrell suggs overcome another major injury? and be able to play against the redskins sunday? >> stan has the answer next. >>> important injury news on the ravens practice today. stan saunder has more on whether or not terrell suggs will be able to play against the washington redskins this weekend. >> ravens are going to need every ounce of effort and energy to contain phenom rookie quarterback robert griffin the third. but today, added more to whether ravens' linebacker terrell suggs will play. last sunday, sizzles recollection as he's affectionately known, tore his right siaccepts muscle. -- r

joseph's medical center -- gun went off at st. joseph's medical, sr. >> center. >> reporter: they're trying to figure out what happened. as you look behind me, you can see the emergency department. that's where the shooting happened inside the emergency department. the police had been escorting a prisoner. he was getting emergency treatment when there was some kind of a struggle. it started when pan employee found there was some kind of a needle on the surpt -- suspect there and there was a struggle where the suspect wound up grabbing at the gun of the police officer who was escorting him. here's what the spokesperson had to say a short time ago. >> there was a struggle when the prisoner attempted to grab one of the hospital staffers. at that point our officer intervened immediately and the struggle continued between the prisoner and our officer. the prisoner attempted to take the weapon. there was a struggle over the gun. at some point the weapon discharged firing a shot into the wall. >> reporter: right. so that is the key questi

joseph medical center. meghan?baltimore county police remain out here on the scene of university of maryland st. joseph's medical center. we're told this incident happened around 2:30 this afternoon. you can see the video from sky eye chopper 13 right here. baltimore county police officer was here inside the emergency room. we're told that he was guarding a prisoner who was being treated here. now, there was some sort of struggle between the roof -- officer and prisoner. we're told the officer, his gun was somehow fired. that gun discharged into the wall. officer did subdue the prisoner. we're told no one was injured in this incident. and back here live, we want to show you that one of the entrances to the e.r. has been blocked off since that incident happened. they have someone out here from the hospital that has been rerouting people to another entrance to the e.r. so that the police can continue their investigation here. but again, no injuries after an officer's gun was discharged here in the e.r. we'll continue

medical center in washington d.c. it's no secret that if you want drugs you can get the. it's common knowledge this veteran doesn't want to show his identity was a drug dealing happens here on the second floor smoke deck outside the emergency room is another known hot spot. just yet. but do you think some people come to the hospital to just to get drugs. of veterans across the country come here to get medical care but this medical center faces many obstacles with a budget of course to the limit doctors struggle to provide adequate health care meanwhile drug abuse here runs rampant. from alcohol to prescriptions to me legal drug addiction among that comes in many forms the institute of medicine is calling drug abuse in the u.s. military a public health crisis the recent study shows binge drinking rose to forty seven percent in two thousand and eight and eleven percent engage in drug abuse and these habits often come home with them when he came home he was never quite the same and he suffered greatly. his depression was intense and he eventually began to missing. alcohol an

joseph's medical center. meghan mccorkell explains what happened. meghan? >> baltimore county investigators remain out here on this scene. you can see a live look at the scene from sky eye chopper 13. right now, as police try and determine how an officer's weapon discharged during a struggle with a prisoner. >> reporter: it was just after 2:30 this afternoon. a female police officer was in the emergency room, guarding a prisoner, when hospital staff noticed something wasn't right. >> at some point, one of the hospital staff people discovered that the prisoner had a needle of some sort. hidden in his clothing. >> reporter: a hospital staff person tried to take the need a- - needle away, but the prisoner struggle. -- struggled. that's when the officer intervened. in the struggle, the officer's gun fired, discharging bothe -- into the wall. >> the officer discharged pepper spray in an attempt to subdue the prisoner. that attempt was unsuccessful. >> that's when they rushed to the scene and managed to subdue the prisoner. >> reporter: and investigators are stip

joseph medical center when a prisoner tries to wrestle away the gun of a police officer guarding himemergency room. wjz is live at the hospital. megan mccorchal has more on what happened. >> reporter: the prisoner turned on the hospital staff and the officer that was guarding him. >> reporter: police cars flood the entrance to the emergency room at university of maryland st. joseph medical center. >> a police officer and the prison got into a scuffle. >> reporter: fellow officers rushed to help that female officer. the officer was guarding a prisoner who had been take ton the e.r. for medical attention, but a hospital staffer noticed something wrong. >> at some point, one of the hospital staff people discovered that the prisoner had a needle of some sort hidden in his clothing. >> reporter: the man then grabbed a hospital staffer. that's when the officer stepped in and the prisoner tried to grab her gun. a shot was fired into the wall. >> the officer discharge pepper spray in an attempt to subdue the prisoner. >> reporter: backup officers warmed the hospital and got the suspect under

reporter: all four people who were injured were rushed here to john muir medical center, three of them needed emergency surgery. >> you can hear the crunch of an out of control vehicle making impact, followed by some moments of confusion. then screams for help from firefighter kelly morris. one of three fire team members injured in this accident. fire crews were investigating a series of rain-related crashes. >> a third card hit the side of our fire engine, and then actually rolled over up on to the embankment and hit three of our firefighters and also the person we were taking the report from. >> firefighters and fire captain were rushed to john muir medical center with nonlife-threatening injuries. fire chief randy bradley says two of them are scheduled for surgery. the fourth victim is not a firefighter. he suffered more serious injuries. >> that person is actually in critical condition. he received the worst injuries of the four that were struck by the car, and i believe he is in surgery right now. >> the rollover was actually the third crash here. firefighters first responded to a

medical center. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. >> a bill to name the department of veterans affairs medical center in spokane, washington, as the mann-grandstaff department of veterans affairs medical center. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from florida, mr. miller, the gentleman from maine, mr. michaud, each will control 20 minutes. members, please remove conversations from the floor. members in the aisle. mr. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for such time as he may consume. mr. miller: thank you very much, mr. speaker. h.r. 3197 would rename the medical center in spokane, the mann-grandstaff department of veterans affairs medical center. this legislation would recognize not one, but two -- the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: members, please remove conversations from the floor. remove conversations from the floor. the gentl

accept had a -- santa had a special escort at san mateo medical center. bikers from the golden gate harley club rode with santa to the hospital. volunteers and staff met the riders who placed the gifts under a holiday tree in the main lobby. they'll be distributed to 6,000 children who receive care at the medical center during the holidays. it's the 23rd year the bikers have made the holiday toy run, and in the rain today, too. >> mike: only santa can hang with the harley riders. >> ama: that does it for us at 5:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc. >>> this is a special edition of "world news." tonight, tragedy at the elementary school. the nation shaken by the deadliest elementary school shooting in our history. this evening, the heartbreaking details now emerging. the classrooms targeted. the young faces being revealed. >> when the policeman came in to get us, he told us to close our eyes. >> and run. >>> for the first time a counselor inside that firehouse where parents realized their children weren't coming out. >> it was like watching som

saint josephs. >> it happened wednesday afternoon at the university of maryland saint josephs medical centernoticed the prisoner had some sort of needle hidden in his clothing. that's when the man grabbed the staffer. police say the officer stepped in but the prisoner tried to grab her gunful during that struggle -- grab her gun. during that struggle the gun was fired into the wall. no one was hurt. >>> an over night fire claims the life of a man in baltimore county. the blaze broke out just after midnight in jacksonville. an elderly man was found inside. his identity has not been released. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. the cause hasn't been determined. >>> in baltimore city the police department made its 1000th illegal gun arrest for the year last night. a pair of officers made the arrest on manchester avenue where they stopped a home invasion in progress. the new police commissioner anthony bass and mayor blake says it's indicative of the increased number of officers on the street and this city being made safer. >>> a man is rescued after his car goes off the road and down an e

harley riding santa with escorts in black leather delivered gifts to children at the san mateo medical centeray. the holiday toy run is a project of the golden gate harley owners group. the club has been sponsoring the event for 23 years now. >>> all right. the rain came back. roberta says there's more on the way. she is here with the details. >> there certainly is. but you have to ask the question were you asking me during the commercial break, would you share it with everybody at home? >> were you on the bike today, roberta? >> no, how much precipitation -- [ laughter ] >> she was asking me the percentage of normal stats for this time of the year and we are at 148% of normal in santa rosa and -- [ laughter ] >> no, i didn't ride the bike today, ann. let's head out. our live high-def doppler radar. everything is drying up just a bit now. we are basically seeing a little bit of light precipitation right there between vallejo, benicia, american canyon up highway 680 north towards fairfield and vacaville. for the most part we received .25" of rain in the north bay, a trace of snow at mt. hamilt

the hospital is the result of a merger between walter reed army medical center and the bethesda naval medical hospital. this is almost 40 minutes. >> just over a year ago that you hosted the dedication ceremony for what was then the new medical center. so i need to tell you that your words touched many of us that day, because you pointed ott that -- out it's the people that make the difference in the start up of a new medical center. many of those people are here again today, and they're really looking forward to your words. and, sir, i want to -- i would like, be happy to report to you a year later we stand before you as one team. so we're very proud of that, sir. and as you know, it's the tradition for a new commander to mint a coin when we stand up a new command. when we stood up the command that day, we hadn't printed a coin yet, but i'd like to be able to present one to you, sir. and there you are. >> that's great. >> they probably want a picture of that. thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for being here. [applause] >> well, thank you very much, admiral. i apprecia

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the center died yesterday at walter reed medical center. -- the center of died yesterday. -- the senator died yesterday. >> skies are clearing, temperatures are falling. >> this is abc 7 news at 6:00 on your side. >> the young man who gets a lot of credit for turning things around for the redskins is also helping the bottom line for local stores. >> rg3's jersey is setting record sales. that could make it hard to get items for local residents. >> if santa claus is still looking for rg3 jerseys, he'd better get busy. the rookie quarterback is hot on and off the field. his no. 10 jersey is now the most popular illegal, selleck -- is now m. >> i am not really surprised. he is very, very popular. >> this morning they got a new shipment of the jerseys in. nike is manufacturing the nfl apparel. >> we have not been able to keep the smaller sizes in stock. >> move over, peyton manning tony romo, and brett favre. >> he is the not -- beating out peyton manning and all the other quarterbacks who are playing right now. >> i am asking for one, but i know my brother is getting one. >> still ahead, an

. >>> right now, new technology to detect breast cancer in a maryland medical center the first to dot. the baltimore va med sal center has three -- medical center has three dimensional mammogram which is they give a deeper view. more accurate readings mean that fewer women will have to come in to get biopsies because doctors aren't sure if a lump a cancerous. >>> ever heard of downed dog, tree pose? how about sun salutation? if you ever have it chances are your kids have or at least the fitness craze among kids a yoga and kids only studios and in- school programs moms up are now -- popping up are now all over the country. >> downward dog by the way. >> it says down dog. the benefits extend well beyond the studio. it helps your child exercise and also focus. focus on their homework. now if you want to get your kid involved look for a registered children's yoga instructor. a good start is the yoga alliance website. my wife is at home writing that down right now. honey, she's just 4 months old. >> you know what you should tell hers this food to snow. there's yoga for babies in roland pa

is the head of the biotech company that does business with medical centers like this one. he knows how urgently the center needs support. the charity called german doctors gives free treatment to 300 patients here every day. many of them are hiv-positive. they used equipment made by his company to test for the virus. he has brought a gift for the medical center -- a mobile testing machine worth 7000 euros. the device will allow doctors to test patients in remote areas. it is solar powered. memo we are a family company. we have been going for 45 years. we can allow ourselves different priorities to companies driven by investors and shareholders. basically, we can make smaller profits, and we have the advantage of making good money in developed countries. that allows us to take on a charity role here. >> as well as testing for hiv, the machine can give information on what dose of drugs a patient needs. a couple of drops of blood are enough all along with the pipette and test tube, which cost around two euros. the test is done in under two minutes. a few years ago, doctors ha

joseph's medical center in towson on wednesday. police say one of the officers was escorting a prisoner that was there to get medical treatment. >> it was discovered this prisoner had some kind of needle in his possession. >> it is not clear what kind of needle it was. or how he got a hold of it. the prisoner attempted to grab a staff member but the officer intervened. the prisoner tried to grab the gun and a gun shot off one bullet into a wall. nobody was hurt. >> either by the weapon or by pepper spray that the officer discharged in an attempt to subdue this prisoner. >> but it didn't work and more officers were called in to get everything under control. the e.r. was shut down for hours. patients in the e.r. were moved to other parts of the hospital. everything seems to be back to normal here at the hospital. the suspect like aphasic more charges this morning. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> fire crews joined forces to battle a deadly fire in jacksonville. it was difficult to battle the blaze because of a lack of hydrants

joseph's medical center in towson on wednesday. police say one of the officers was escorting a prisoner that was there to get medical treatment. >> it was discovered this prisoner had some kind of needle in his possession. >> it is not clear what kind of middle it was. the prisoner attempted to grab a staff member but the officer intervened. the president tried to grab the gun and a gun shot off one bullet into a wall and nobody was hurt. >> either by the weapon or by pepper spray that the officer discharged in an attempt to subdue this prisoner. moret it didn't work and officers were called in to get everything under control. moving patients in the e are at the shooting to other parts of the hospital. everything seems to be back to normal here at the hospital. the prisoners identity has not been released. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. 31 degrees at the airport. dealing with your kids can be embarrassing. it might benefit your health in the long run. >> some new research suggests some aspirin tablets might be i

medical center. having that you expect patience for the first year and what are your expectations for the next two years? >> you now, it's always, having been through this and having been involved in government service over 40 years, if you count my time as lieutenant in the army intelligence it's almost close to 50 years. and you know, i know having worked in various areas, both in congress and the executive branch that doing what we did here is not easy. you know, so often part of what you do with in any bureaucracy or jurisdictions and chairs, people that develop their own area and the challenge of saying you've got to work together. got to come together as a team to go to work together sometimes it's not that easy. i have to say when it came to the joint effort here, part of this may be in the military at us i think we've developed triteness is a real strength. it's a restraint of our military. when i go to pride and meet with other defense ministers and talk to them, they are not even close to t

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his skull is okay. >> i went back to albany medical center and i actually spoke with dr. edge and took a deposition from him, and i was informed that the original diagnosis of a skull fracture was actually not true. >> it's too bad the police didn't take a step back, now that they knew there was no fracture. let's take a step back and look at the situation. let's see what is really going on before we rush to judgment about adrian. it's too bad that didn't take plac place. >> come here. let's say a prayer. >> we have a man here who had never spent time in jail, has no criminal history, who had been through a series of really tragic things in a short period of time. i guess the best way to drim him is sort of a deer in headlights. >> to help us with a miracle in helping matthew get through tough times. >> and there are desperate measures to get a statement. and they resort to so many offensive lies, telling him the doctors are pushing us for information. basically saying anything he could do or say is save the boy's life when they already know the boy is going to die. >> th

keith back, he's a doctor at cedars sinai medical center.formation on secretary of state hillary clinton. right now when you say these anticoagulants, it would appear to us that it would be much -- a much better prognosis or diagnosis now, it's not in her brain if she's being treated for that and it's somewhere else in the body and it's a d.v.t., a deep vein thrombosis. >> that is correct. it's a much less serious situation, blood clot in the leg than a clot in the brain. these are not uncommon. mostly always resolved, particularly if they are treated early and appropriately. treatment is anticoagulation to prevent the clot from expanding, to allow the clot time to resolve and heal and prevent the clot from causing more damage by breaking off and causing a clot within the lung. >> and, again, i do want to say we don't know exactly where it is, and because of the type of medication they are using to treat her, you are assuming, and this is what you would do if you were diagnosing somebody with a d.v.t., right? >> correct. we're working with l

proceeds go to the children's national medical center.he concert airs this month on tnt. >> "gangnam style" will never go away. it's happened to everyone. you get into an important meeting or conversation. one college basketball head coach decided to answer the call. [ phone ringing ] >> you know, because -- hold on one second. [ laughter ] >> hello? >> louisville head coach rick patino's post game press conference was interrupted. the phone belonged to one of the reporters. the caller asked if he wanted to join them for drinks afterwards. coach took his time and declined poli politely. >> i'm surprised he answered it. we'll look at some of the stories we are following this afternoon. pat joins us with a preview of things to come. pat? >> -- also today, a widening scandal around the puppeteer who made elmo famous. >>> coming up at 5:00 today, we go inside the high tech lab where toys are tested for safety. you will want to watch this before you shop for the holidays. those stories and more coming up this afternoon on news 4 start agent 4:

and this was for the children's medical center or so they claim.re we being too hard on him for having this obvious anti-american freak on the show? >> we know he sucks up to celebrities. you have to go back and look at something every celebrity has done or said to determine it. but it did hit the public eye and with all due respect it does appear he was president talking about the yankees. he did say kill the mothers, kill the daughters. not many of those on the yankees and kill them slowly, kill them painfully. i don't think when you are talking about killing as a comedian that's what you did. that's what you do. i don't know. >> i am the professional. >> this is true. >> i think steve has raised some facts. >> are you schwartz? >> i am schwartz. >> the thing that outragessed me was opening up on the summer tour. that was beyond the pale. he was amazing. he blew him off the stage. >> it is his ability to sing, dance or make anybody remotely happy. no question. i just wanted you to be aware of that. >> why am i called that? again we mentioned pes

reports of the shooting just before 7:00 last night and the victim was transported to john muir medical center with life- threatening injuries that needed surgery. police said not yet located the gunmen and service was stopped last night for about 45 minutes as officers made sure the shooter was not getting away on a bart train. bart trains were also held in concord after reports of a man with a gun at the station. police activity caused major delays last night on the pittsburg a point line in both the sampras is go and pittsburg directions. these reports are related to the earlier shooting at the pittsburg station and service expected to rent regularly today. >> three officers are her every gunman opened fire overnight inside their headquarters near philadelphia. it happened in camden county. three officers were hospitalized one of them suffered a gunshot wound and no word on what happens i the police station yet. a high-stakes meeting will be held in washington this afternoon as the nation edges closer to the fiscal cliff. president obama and top congressional leaders will look for common gr

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andrew was one of six babies relocated here to the medical center in the bronx. andrew weighed 9 pounds and was finally able to go home. >> having gone through what we have, it makes it more special. we're really very excited for this christmas. >>reporter: he still has weekly visits with the pediatrician and will see specialists throughout his childhood, but his parents say he the best gift they've ever received. >>> right now santa is making his journey across the world. my producer is telling me he's over latvia right now. you can follow the big man on bing maps and twitter, and for the first time google is also tracking santa on its maps. you can interacted on google plus, although i think he's kind of busy. if you want to throw him a note, feel free. >> find him on facebook. >> 3 billion gifts so far. a big sleigh. >>> a slushy christmas display is attracting crowds and critics. a house in orange county is covered in 65,000 lights. that is incredible. they're all sink had to music. the display draws hundreds of visitors, but it doesn't inspire christmas spir

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marc siegel is here, associate prefers of medicine at langle medical center.oth doctors have surely attended to victims in tragic situations so we wanted to start there. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> we're going to dedicate much of "sunday house call" to serious health issues that follow the aftermath of a tragedy like sandy hook where on friday a gunman killed 26 people, including 20 little children. traumatic events have real and lasting effects on a wide range of people from families of the victims to the survivors and their families. also the first responders. we don't want to forget them. and also people watching the events on tv. what do you think we need to keep in mind at this time? >> the first thing we need to do is come together as a country. this is another example of another 9/11 and it's 9/12. the entire country got together and united as a nation. that's how we're going to heal and care for each other. look, this is a big impact. you don't have to be in connecticut to feel this. i was watching this yesterday. i have two kids.

today at walter reed national military medical center. senate majority leader called inouye one of the grates of the chamber. mitch mcconnell said he had every reason to bring attention to himself but quote never did. we will have more on the life of the senator later in the show. the sandy hook elementary school massacre that left 20 children and 6 adults dead began burying the littlest victims as funerals were held for two 6-year-old boys including one whose twin sister survived that rampage. connecticut stit police lieutenant sadie tails were quote too difficult to discuss fktd they could hold the school and the home of adam lanza accountable. they pledge to seek change as he slowly recited the firs names of the victims. today white house press secretary jay carney warned that no single action or piece of legislation will prevent shootings like friday's attack. >> crowds lined up for the first of 26 funerals starting with 6-year-old noah pozner. they fell fwhook the ritual of never knowing again. >> they won't be able to drive go on th

a gunshot inside the medical department at the university of maryland medical center. live in baltimore county, christian schaffer. >>> there -- a crash claimed the life of a woman who was dedicated to treating people with cancer. >> reporter: the woman who died in the three vehicle crash was a medical physicist who's -- whose work was dealing with potentially deadly illnesses. the crushed metal, shattered glass and crumpled air bag shows the force of the crash on a stretch of route 140 at the carroll, baltimore county line. investigators are still trying to determine why william mark layer crossed the center line into the path of an on coming toyota corolla. >> he struck that car, sent it into the path of another which struck her vehicle and ended up on the driver's side. she was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: the victim had forged a career working on saving lives at the cancer center. radiologist on col just dr. david salinger, said she was a vital member of his team. >> really starting out in her career, and her career was helping to save lives. she's a

joe's medical center in thousand. the 30-year-old was under police escort. at some point, hospital staff noticed he had a needle in his possession. when he tried to grab a hospital worker, the officer stepped in. during a struggle, the gun fired a bullet into a wall. >> either by the weapon or pepper spray, the officer did attempt to subdue the prisoner. >> police say the officer suffered only a breeze wound and nobody else was hurt. baltimore city police have made their 1000 gone a rest of the year as two officers responded and manchester avenue last night. the suspect, quincy homes, was carrying a semi-automatic weapon. the new commissioner used the moment to call on lawmakers to help kill the keep the streets even -- to help keep the streets even safer. >> if we can improve the laws we have, as we go into the legislative time, this is an opportunity. this is an example. if we were together, we could make a dramatic difference. >> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake also congratulated the department. police are investigating three shootings that happened overn

joseph's medical center and he was handcuffed to a gurney. a needle was noticed in his car. he grabbed her arm and they wrestled. he reached for the officer's gun. the gunfired and the officer was grazed in the leg. >> down in the 30s already. westminster 36, are a but tules -- arbutus 38. so cold numbers. a little built of a breeze, making it feel chillier. nothing than a few passing clouds. we're dry but a definite chill in the air as we fall through the 30s eventually down in the 20s. we'll have much more on when the chill turns around. it's straight ahead. >>> same sex couples in maryland can ally for a license. only a handful of people showed up. the excitement found some ready to exercise their new rights. >> we've been together for 15 years. we've been living together for almost 15 years. i think it's going to work eye think we've had three couples come in and make applications. they have a lot of time because they can't get married until the first of january. so it's plenty of time to pick up an application. >> the circuit court clerk said his office is prepared to s

joseph's medical center. baltimore county police identified the man they say struggled with an officer as brian dargan. he tried to get the officer's gun away. a shot was fired grazing the officer's leg. dargan will be charged with attempted murder. >>> this is a picture of the man the police are looking for in connection with the stabbing at the dark horse saloon. they found one person who was stabbed in the neck and chest. another person was stabbed in the back. police are asking anyone with information about the man to call metro crime stoppers right now at 1-866-7-lockup. >>> chill in the air tonight. no question about it. feeling leak deals. 31 now at our weather bug site in towson. most spots closer to the mid-30s including bowie. 35 in stevensville. westminster at 37. a leet breeze but enough to give a wind chill to the air. temperatures keep dropping. cold start. things do change by the weekend. we got it all coming up. >> thanks a lot. you know this, born and raised here. charm city all about the pri

supervisor elsbernd successfully added an exemption on non-profits of you heard the california medical center's eir was continued until january of next year and there was an appeal of a categorical exemptionion for the mta's bikeway projects. the mta approved this project. and the town's concerns included topics such as traffic, pedestrian safety, loading of emergency vehicle access, air quality parking and the cumulative analysis. it did cover all of these topics and since the project would not have a significant impact. at the hearing some supervisors questioned if the appellant's concerns were not ceqa-related, but rather on the merits of project. supervisor elsbernd commented this was a wonderful example of why it should be adopted since the appellant's issues had nothing to do with ceqa concerned. and lastly a new ordinance sponsor by board president chiu that changing the copy on a sign should not be treated as a new sign. so this will be before you in the next three months that. concludes my report. >> thank you. commissioner wu. >> thank you. i wanted to ask on the tdif, i understand th