police arrested 39-year-old joseph guadagnoli, 28-year-old megan veitch and a 17-year-old boy. the two adult suspects have been charged with possession with intent to distribute and more charges could be pending. and because joseph guadagnoli has been arrested before he faces a $2 million bail and veitch faces a $750,000 bail. reporting live from baltimore county, jennifer franciotti. >> coming up today on "oprah" it is not easy to admit, but you will meet two women women who say they are 30-year-old virgins. what's holding them back? tune in today on "oprah." >> coming up on a friday morning on "today" two children have been abducted as they took out the trash from this family home. the latest next. >> also the latest on the duke casual encounter with athletes. could she face legal challenges? >> women that weigh less earn more at work according to a new study. >> and what is it like to be betty white? we'll spend a day in her life and find out. right here on "today." >> the time is 6:54. >> just ahead, traffic and >> just ahead, traffic and weather today before you h i'm fran

joseph guadagnoli and megan veitch were taking into custody after police discovered an extensive marijuana growing facility. the warehouse contest -- contained 470 plants, 640 pounds of processed pot, and marijuana processing equipment. but suspects are being held at the baltimore county detention gentle. the woman convicted of killing an expected mother has now been sentenced. 29-year-old korena roberts will spend the rest of her life behind bars without the possibility of parole for the 2001 murder of heather snively. did not with the intent of buying baby clothes, and instead roberts killed heather snively two months before she was to give birth. >> it is a tough one to swallow, you know? you come up to a place for a fresh beginning, and to have sothing so tragic happened with such good intentions. >> roberts, pretended to be the mother called 9112 said the break -- the baby was not breathing. jury deliberations continue in the trial of three suspects accused of killing ken harris. the jury is reportedly deadlocked. charles mcganey, gary collins, and jerome williams each faced 29 charge

. >> police arrested joseph guadagnoli, 39, megan veitch, 28, and a 17-year-old boy that were living inside the warehouse. >> large individual containers were used to store the marijuana. also at the bottom of these containers were coffee grounds to mask the odor of the marijuana. >> apparently that didn't work out to -- too well. someone reported the smell to police. >> i didn't expect nothing like that to happen. >> now two adult suspects are being held on charges of possession with intent to distribute. >> at the moment, it looks like the potential maximum sentence would be 10 years. we're examining the statutes and the quantities to see if we can do a little bit better than that. >> and right now guadagnoli is being held on $2 million bail and veitch is being held on $750,000 bail. >> a woman dead this morning believed to have fallen down the elevator shaft of a vacant building. her body was discovered around 8:30 last night near saratoga. police are trying to piece together the details to find out why she was in the building and why she may have fallen down the shaft. it is beli

joseph guadagnoli and megan veitch were arrested after police discovered an extensive growing operationtwo-story warehouse contained pants and processed pot with a street value of $35 million. both suspects face possession with intent to distribute. >> legislation which is to make bike riding safer. the legislation rers bike transe -- >> you have people that will stop in the bike lanes to make deliveries, but you are not giving the cyclists any room, because the cyclist has to kick out of that bike lane into traffic. 9-10 people don't see the cyclists coming out. >> horses left to die from starvation or dehydration. the owner is facing criminal animal abuse charges. when some of those horses were brought to the days end rescue home and others didn't make it. rob roblin has more. >> it was almost a month ago when eight sick horses arrived from martins, west virginia. the lorses were starving and close to death. >> this sthr weigh between 1,000 and 1,200 pounds. he probably weighs 750 at the most. today mary o'brien was charged with more tchan 50 counts -- more than 50 counts of animal cr

police arrested and charged a 39-year-old joseph guadagnoli, and it 28-year-old megan be veitch. police shared video they took inside. >> containers were used to store the marijuana. at the bottom of these containers were caught the grounds to mask the odor of the marijuana. >> apparently did not work very well. someone reported the smell to the police. workers in the area also took note. >> it was a weird smell. we do not expect anything like that to happen. >> the suspects are being held at the baltimore county detention center charged with intent to distribute marijuana. >> the maximum offense would be 10 years. we are examining the statutes and the quantity to see if we can do better than that. >> 11 news has learned that one of the suspects has a history of drug crimes. a routine traffic stop on the 4100 block of pennington avenue netted crack cocaine, a gun, and $15,000 in cash. the job remains in custody at this hour. >> the largest monetary award ever -- a baltimore city jury awarded a woman $23 million due to lead poisoning. she has permanent brain damage. the $825,000 i

drug bust in history are out of jail this morning. 39-year-old joseph guadagnoli and 28-year-old megan veitch were arrest whd police discovered an extensive growing operation in easton. the street value was -- in eastpoint. the street value was $35 million. >> legislation to make streets safer for bike riders. it imposes a fine for people that park in designated bike lanes. >> we have people that will stop in the bike lanes to make deliveries, but you are not giving the cyclists any room, and the cyclist has to kick out of that bike lane into traffic. >> baltimore has 58 miles of bike lanes and 23 more are under construction. >> in baltimore city a crowd gathered in city hall. they say they haven't gotten a clear answer from the department of public works. protesters we spoke with came out with printouts with actual water bills from city buildings and homes that show big unexplained fluctuations in usage over the past few years. in response, the city said meter readings and billing procedures are 99% accurate. stay with us. >> good morning. the sun is out again this morning. i hope you can ta