in a strange twist, marty and monique recognize the camera man we hired to videotape this interview.he was the same camera man allegedly hired by scientology to videotape them. >> it is a little weird being face-to-face with him. >> at the end of the interview the camera man apologize today marty and -- apologized to marty and monique. >> come on marty. got anything to say? >> deborah: attorneys for scientology also say the lawsuit has no merit and they are trying to get church leader david miscavige dropped from the list of defendants. >>> most people don't expect to have someone pull a gun on them and not expect it in our own driveway. an atlanta man was carjacked at gunpoint at hiss home in his own driveway and thanks to his home security cameras the attack was caught on tape. here's how it all went down. >> imagine being carjacked in your own driveway. it happened to this homeowner in atlanta and it was all captured on his home security camera. >> this guy pointed a gun to me and i got my hand up. >> real estate argument brad edmond was taking in his garbage cans when the carjack

the music producer timberland's wife monique has filed for divorce. monique has left the building. they've been married for five years, together for ten years, monique is asking for child support not only their one son together who is 5 years old but for her 10-year-old child from a previous relationship. at first, i was suspicious but i continue to study and here's what i came up with. she wants timberland to pay child pport forthis child who is because he's claid that child asiswn in public and private, allegedly. and i do think he should pay. and i'll tell you why -- [ applause ] even beyond claiming the child as his own, apparently, you know, doing the th, they've been together for ten and rried for five t the oldest son is te that means he met her wh the baby was a little goober, you know. the by's father might be -- whateverthe baby's father does, i don't know who is or what. the first time this boy could talk, yoknow, he's calling timberland daddy or whatever it is and, yeah, he needs to be kept in the manner in which he's acustomed. mberland reportedly worth$80 million. so,

san francisco board of supervisors david chu and san francisco port executive director monique mirror (clapping) and our president and ceo paul guests the tall guy in the back. i'm sorry and sprifrp kim. there should say right there thank you >> so the building our standing in was built in 1938 as a transit shed and it's been used for many things for many defy types of folks. wire super proud to have our ribbon cutting. some of you have had a tour and you'll be able to see all the wonderful things. a little bit about some of the things we did if develop this space is it was very important that we use green building design standards. so in all of our construction of the project and so many of the things the lighting for example, the heating and cooling systems all done with lead compliant standards and then in the near future we'll be using solar on the roof and generating such as 75 percent of our power requirements here. so very green approach to the space. so this is the home of our consumer product groups headed up by this lady and as well as our advanced research groups that's doi

>> again, waint to echo, they are thanks to david and monique and the other staff and you are getting tired of hearing about how much i love this project and i want to thank david for taking time out to give me a briefing and even more detail than was presented today it was exciting and i think that much, as the, reference the project, i guess in boston, and but, also, in new york, the high line, where these kinds of projects are becoming destinations in and of themselves i anticipate that they will have something along the lines of the blue green, where the people will come down and enjoy the water front and the visitors so that they can see just the tremendous views all along for the different points, and see, that the, our city and our port have focused on providing, quality of life for the people that live here as well. and how important it is to have the greenry and the open spaces and the different uses for all of that and so i guess, again i just want to thank you for this and it is an exciting project and reiterate our or my offer to help in any way that i can to make it move

our guest today is monique harden, environmental lawyer and activist.e talk about the latest round bp, because it is back in court, that's right, in looking at a reuters piece right now in the frantic days after the 2010 gulf of mexico oil spill, bp lied about how much oil was leaking from its macondo well and took too long to cap it, according to plaintiff's lawyers monday in the opening phase of the second part of this companies trial. talk about the significance of this lawsuit that is now in court. the second part of the lawsuit that has been presented by federal court judge . they've scheduled about a two- week timeframe to delve into two key issues, which is what happened after the spill occurred or during the spill, which is the efforts by bp to fill the well and how much oil actually flowed into the gulf of mexico. highly those issues are questionable because of the false reporting and data that bp was providing the federal government authorities and the press. >> i want to play a clip of the coastal zone director p.j. haun who visited some of t

i'm monique griego. and that is what people are talking about right now. there were two military operations in africa in the war against terror. one resulted in the capture of a senior al-qaeda leader. the other targeted an al- shabaab leader. >> reporter: libby has been on the fbi's most wanted list for years, with a $5 million bounty on his head. he was indicted for the embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania. u.s. forces caught up with him, capturing the libyan national in broad daylight. and u.s. navy seals went after a senior al-shabaab leader in a pre-dawn raid. the pentagon would only say there were some casualties and no americans were killed. the shabaab group claimed responsibility for a nairobi shopping mall attack two weeks ago. >>> a pentagon spokesman says no other details are being revealed as of now on that raid. >>> it's day 5 of the government shutdown and there's no end in sight. but hundreds of thousands of federal employees are being told to go back to work. defense secretary chuck hagel says he can legally bring back the department of

monique griego. >> we will be patient, monique. the national aquarium will look at how they can keep a presence in dc but for now nothing official has been planned. we like that they're here in baltimore. >> yes, more octopuses. he's like let me stretch my arms out. >> he needs a bigger tank. >>> winds damage homes in china. the latest on the latest typhoon. >>> and today's arrest in the violent new york attack next. >>> and i'm bob turk with the latest in the weathe,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right getting some breaks in the clouds west of this course. we're going to be settling over the next few hours. nice shot there. chelsea has a look at a nicer looking tuesday. >> we will start the morning off on the cooler side. temperatures right around 55 degrees. we will have clouds throughout the daytime. temperatures around 70 degrees by midday. as we head into dinner time temperatures right around 60 degrees with partly cloudy skies. now bob is inside with a look at your next five days. >> don't let these rain symbols scare you. it may not ha

. >> reporter: monique shattered her pelvis and suffered a brain injury. uc berkeley neuroscience researchers spent four months in the hospital. the driver of the honda sped off and has not been caught. monique says that she expects to make a recovery but because of the hit-and-run, she has a bills into the million dollars. last year there was 1,000 pedestrian accidents including 19 deaths. monique had suggestions. >> make sure all traffic signs are visible. >> reporter: the supervisors didn't respond but afterward monique said she felt she did some good. >> now i'm able to speak to people for san francisco. so i feel proud. >> reporter: in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 10:00, dozens of people demonstrated in san francisco tonight calling for the compassionate release of imprisoned attorney lin stewart. the rally was held on market. he was convicted of conspiring to attack the united nations and other u.s. landmarks. stewart is now facing a sentence that gives him 19 months to live. >> she is suffering from cancer. she doesn't po

. >> reporter: monique shattered her pelvis and suffered a brain injury.hers spent four months in the hospital. the driver of the honda sped off and has not been caught. monique says that she expects to make a recovery but because of the hit-and-run, she has a bills into the million dollars. last year there was 1,000 pedestrian accidents including 19 deaths. monique had suggestions. >> make sure all traffic signs are visible. >> reporter: the supervisors didn't respond but afterward monique said she felt she did some good. >> now i'm able to speak to people for san francisco. so i feel proud. >> reporter: in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 10:00, dozens of people demonstrated in san francisco tonight calling for the compassionate release of imprisoned attorney lin stewart. the rally was held on market. he was convicted of conspiring to attack the united nations and other u.s. landmarks. stewart is now facing a sentence that gives him 19 months to live. >> she is suffering from cancer. she doesn't pose a threat to anybody. we can on

i'm monique griego. coming up, what they hope they prevent. >>> time to start thinking about the weekend. will you need your winter jacket? don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast with bob. ,,,, i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. >>> it's mostly clear and 50 degrees in central maryland right now. your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> in an effort to cut down on what can be devastating mistakes, baltimore police are making major changes to the way the department conducts suspect photo lineups. wjz is live. monique griego explains what drove the commission to take

monique griego has more on what drove the commissioner to take action. monique? >> reporter: well, denise, the commissioner freely admits that mistakes had been made in the past. and he believes these changes can help fix what many considered to be a flawed system. >> reporter: when a crime is committed, an eyewitness account to be can be crucial to an investigation. but it's also where devastating mistakes can be made. in an effort to curtail misidentification, baltimore police are making major changes to their photo lineup. >> double blind sequential photo array is a very extremely progressive technique. >> double blind means neither the person showing the lineup or the person with the picture knows the real suspect. only in the past, the witness is in the dark. police say they want to make sure they don't unintentionally influence or sway a partner. >> you now have a third party administrator. >> nearly 75% of all dna exonerations are tied to bad eyewitness accounts. >> these changes not only promise to protect the innocent, they will help to protect public sa

monique griego has more. >> reporter: all these jobs are full time with benefits and city and state leaders hope the center draws more big business to this area. on line retail giant amazon had be bringing major jobs to baltimore. the fortune 500 company says it picked charm city as the location for one of its new distribution centers. >> we talk about jobs, jobs, jobs. great thing for the city. >> reporter: the 1 million square foot facility had be going up in the port of baltimore. the warehouse is expected to create 1,000 full-time jobs, all with benefits that include 401(k), healthcare, and prepaid tuition for college. >> it's critical, i think, for any kind of employers to bring that kind of business and jobs to the area. >> i think it's important especially for folks who otherwise wouldn't be able to afford those kinds of opportunities. >> reporter: employees at the distribution center will pack and ship various goods to consumers. it is one of eight new warehouses planned nationwide. they're building centers in cities they believe have a large consumer base making it easier to get pr

as monique griego explains there might be more victims. police are asking them to forward. >> reporter: parents dropping their kids off at a community dance at the ferndale fire department received shocking news. a former volunteer and organizers of the dances. 41-year-old preston scott was abused for abusing children. >> it is a shock to a neighborhood, sure. when it hits local it is different. hit home, i guess. >> reporter: more disturbing is that police believe that scott videotaped the abuse that allegedly occurred over a six year period. >> it doesn't appear to be random. >> reporter: fire department leaders are saying scott resigned in may, was nut a firefighter, but an administrative employee. >> he was involved in fundraising activities. he would come up if we were to have a bad storm. >> reporter: the department handed out the flyers to parents dropping their children off at the dance. >> our investigate has not led to us finding that he touched children at the dances inappropriately. despite scott's arrest, parents did not loose

i'm monique griego. coming up the charges against him. >> here is cruz. >> plus, the final -- how many orioles made the cut. the answer is straight ahead. >> taking a look outside. it was a three dog night in central maryland. is there a break in the chilly weather any time soon? meteorologist tim williams has the answer in first warning weather forecast. eyewitness news saturday morning starts now. captions provided by: caption colorado, llc. 1-800-775-7838. comments@captcolo.com. . this broadcast is real time captioned by carrie o'brien. >>> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news saturday morning. i'm gigi barnett. i'm meteorologist tim williams. it is cold outside. >> it is so cold. >> definitely. it feels unseasonably cold. the temperatures are a little bit low. we have a freeze warning in affect for another few hours. because the temperatures across the area are getting down into the low 30s. that is a little bit early for this time of the year. typically not the levels until late november. right

monique griego, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you. the santoni's in glen den is own ed by a separate company and will not be closing. >>> downtown drivers be aware. starting tonight construction of the horseshoe casino will shut down parts of russell street. the middle two lanes will be closed so crews can relocate and install a new gas line. the project will take up to 9 months to complete. the lane closures are expected to produce a bottleneck situation for commuters using the street to get in and out of the city. >>> the sun makes an appearance in baltimore today after days of gray and rainy weather. people in perry hall took full advantage, playing ball outside and going for a walk around the park. in towson residents took the chance to get outside and clean up some leaves and soak in the sunshine while they were doing that. right now it's still sunny and cooler in baltimore. they're going to make me talk about rain again. they say it might be in the forecast down the road. let's check in with meteorologist chelsea ingram in the o

monique. >> reporter: well, this was a single car accident, that according to baltimore county police that school bus some how lost control and crashed into that ditch. frightening moments for parents who arrived on green spring avenue to find their child's school bus off the road facing the wrong way 10 feet down in a small creek >> i can't imagine the fear of the parents when they came to pick up their kids from the accident. >> the bus was carrying pikesville participants when it crashed into the ditch. >> whenever one wheel goes off, occasionally you will hear cars slipping off the road. >> reporter: inside the students were tossed around with the main door facing the sky, everyone escaped through a back hatch. >> everyone was mobile and able to get off the bus. >> reporter: now that it is gone, you can see just how big this ditch is. >> really miraculous we didn't have any significant injuries obviously you can see the condition of the bus. >> reporter: investigators are looking into the cause. one thing clear is just how lucky these students were. >> i am sure it is terrifying b

i'm monique griego.oming up, the unique places he would target. >>> a musical portion of iconic singer barbra streisand's biggest hits are coming to a baltimore stage. i'm christie ileto. that story is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. >>> it is 5:29. 58 degrees with rain. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a major arrest by maryland state police. one man is accused in at least 17 armed robberies in baltimore and harford counties. wjz is live at state police headquarters in pikesville. monique griego is live with more on the

monique griego has more on what the state contract -- or what the contract states. monique? >> reporter: by now, a lot of people have heard of twerking because it's been in the news a lot lately. it's definitely one of the dance moves that was baned in this contract. the contract is very clear, if you you don't get it signed, you won't be allowed in. >> reporter: search you tube, and thousands of dance videos of teens twerking, even at school. but one place you won't see this craze is at the annapolis high school homecoming dance this weekend. school leaders are requiring students and parents to sign a dance contract that bans sexually explicit behavior. >> there is, like, some grinding, i guess. but that's every school in the county. >> there is a lot of stuff. this people getta -- get away with a lot of things. >> the contract is very clear. no grinding, touching or touching buttocks into the air. those that break it will be removed from the dance. >> dances have become more provocative in recent years. and we've had issues at schools, frankly. >> the dance contract is not

monique griego has more on the case being investigated by the fbi. monique? >> reporter: kai, 36-year-old kendall rich burg was part of a special violent crimes unit. this week, he was sentenced to eight years in prison for drug and weapons charges. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say former baltimore police officer kensal rich burg used his authority in the northwestern district to take part in a list of criminal activities. >> he was trafficking in stolen property. secondly, he was conspiring to protect the drug dealer. and third, he was falsifying police reports. >> reporter: investigators say rich burg acted as a lookout, letting a local heroin dealer know when and where to sell in exchange for information. this weekend, a judge sentenced him to eight years in prison, and four years supervised release. investigators said he believed other officers had lied on their reports. but rosenstein said they did not find widespread corruption. >> our investigation did not uncover any evidence of a widespread practice. we did find two instances in which there was r

monique says her medical bills are approaching $200,000. she expects a full recovery but is also concerned that she may have to declare bankruptcy. >> we're getting an idea of how many people are signing up for health care under covered california. more than 16,000 people have now filled out applications for insurance coverage in the first five days of the program. officials say another 27,000 applications are incomplete. the covered california exchange offers health insurance under the provisions of the affordable care act. the website has experienced some slow response times and has seen nearly a million unique visits since last tuesday. people have until december 15th to enroll. >> people have a chance to get hired at a job fair in the east bay this afternoon. more than 650 jobs were available in emryville sponsored by jobjournal.com. there were jobs for all skill levels and many different industries. >> sales jobs, management jobs, manufacturing jobs. and we also have a company recruiting for 200 graphic designers. >> if you couldn't ma

reporting live, monique griego, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you. the bus driver was transport ed ed to the hospital. the students went to johns hopkins hospital pediatric center and to greater baltimore medical center. >>> tropical storm karen is moving closer to the gulf coast tonight. emergency officials are concerned they could face problems getting helped to damaged areas because of the partial government shutdown. hundreds of thousands of workers are on furlough. many work for fema. the governors of louisiana, mississippi and florida have declared states of emergency. >>> where is karen now and could it impact our weather here? bob is in the first warning weather center. >> the latest information says karen remains disorganized. if you take a look at it, it's a little hard to tell on this satellite picture. it has not increased. the pressure came up today. the winds still around 50 miles per hour. that's all east of the center. there's a lot of sheer, which is not allowing the storm to intensify. over the next day or so it will come ashore jus

monique griego has more on how they tracked them down.y the suspect actually wore a mask or disguise. this time surveillance video captured something else. >> a calculated and extremely quick robbery caught on tape. surveillance video from parks liquors shows the suspect break the store's window, climb inside and then 10 seconds later backs off and takes off with cash. anne arundel police arrested and identified the man as 54-year-old david holland. >> he's been terrorizing our local business community. >>> police say holland is suspected in countless smash and grab robberies in maryland. they finally caught up with him last week after this surveillance video captured the car he was driving. since july 28th detectives say he's hit at least nine small businesses in anne arundel county. >> you name the type of business and he targeted it. it's the same exact ammo. >> it was to use a tire iron to smash out a window and to head straight for the register. >> he was like down to business. you know, in and out. >> lindsay at floyd's saw the surv

i'm monique griego. coming up, the latest on the spill and the cleanup. >>> and sure doesn't feel like fall outside. how long will this warm weather last? bob will be back with your complete first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is mostly clear. 79 degrees in tremendous maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. we are following breaking news now out of baltimore county, where there's been a serious accident in owings mills. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene now. and captain jeff long has the latest. >> reporter: at least three, possibly four cars involved in this accident with personal injury. this is on the long exit ramp from 795, leaving the beltway, getting onto owings mills boulevard in the southbound direction. they did have both sides of this exit shut down. now they're allowing a little bit of traffic to trickle around the outside of the accident, onto southbound owings mills boulevard. so that will alleviate some of the problem. but that p

monique griego has more on the investigation. monique? >> reporter: 36-year-old kendall rich burg was part of a special violent crimes unit. and this week, he was sentenced to eight years in prison for drug and weapons charges. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say former baltimore police officer, kendall rich burg, used his authority in the northwestern district, to take part in a list of criminal activity. >> he was conspiring to protect a drug dealer. and third, he was falsifying police reports for arrests of that drug dealer's customers. >> reporter: investigators say rich burg acted as a lookout, letting a local heroin dealer know when and where to sell in exchange for information. this year other a judge sentenced him to four years supervised release. they believe other officers had also lied on their reports. but rosen stein said they did not find widespread corruption. >> our investigation did not uncover any evidence of a widespread practice. we did find two instances in which there was reason to believe officers may have included

i'm monique griego. why the county had to void 1500 speed tickets. >>> the port of baltimore passes a national security test. i'm mike schuh, what it means next. >>> a mild fall day, all around baltimore. and things are gog warm -- are going to warm up, i think in time for trick or treaters. we will have more on our updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends october 31st. for details, visit vwdealer.com today. >>> it's mostly sunny and 61 degrees in central maryland. the complete firstwarning weather forecast is coming up. baltimore county is forced to void nearly 1500 speeding tickets after a certification mi

i'm monique griego. coming up, what u.s.acrosse is doing to save the culture of what can be a hard-hitting sport. >> i was starting to have trouble. and we had not eat nen several days. >> reporter: dramatic rescue. two hikers stranded for days in rugged wilderness. how they survived. >>> major security breach. a 9-year-old on a cross ,,,,,,,, ♪ i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >>> it's 6:30. 62 degrees and mostly cloudy. good evening, everyone. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. >>> through video of a beating of a new york driver, who was surrounded by a group of bikers. it comes as a group makes more in the case. >> reporter: craig rice, recover covering himself with a blanket as he was driven out monday night. he is the fifth suspect arrested in the motorcycle road rage incident for the beating of alexian lyanne in front of

. >> her younger sister monique wears the hard hat in the family supervising the actual carving of theuntain. as a young girl she learned how to scale the cup fu ask sculpture. she takes to a ridge. the first tv cameras ever allowed here. with the scaled model she gives us a progress report. >> give us a sense of what is going on and what is going on in this space. we are below the horses nose and we have to go in 70 feet to get to the horses no nostril. so the rock we are on now will all be gone. >> the rock several million tons of it has been die kno die-no-md away. ever so carefully to protect the mountain and the sculpture. >> how excruciating is this work? >> it's not excruciating. it's big. it's a challenge for many reasons, but it's a labor of love. >> in her pattere battered blue pick up monique takes us to the top of the mountain. here crazy horse's face finished. many people say it's too bad that dad wasn't here to see the it's car carved. at the base of the mountain is a statue. he did not think small. his memorial is taller than the washington monument. and nearly twice the

i'm monique griego.up, what attractions in maryland are seeing. >>> here's today's report from wall street. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> auto 5:30. 85 degrees and sunny. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. we have more breaking news to report to you right now. there's been an horrific accident in tennessee. this is video into our newsroom from dandridge. look at this. this is the northeastern part of the state. at least eight people are dead. more than a dozen injured. this is what police are telling us at this time. police say a church bus blew a tire, across the median, and hit an suv and tractor-trailer. the tractor-trailer then burst into flames. eyewitness news will keep you updated and give you more information on this breaking story out of tennessee as it becomes available. >>> scary moments at a jacksonville airport, after a man tells security screeners he has a bomb. now, officials are saying the entire situation wa

they need to take that into consideration. >> that was monique griego reporting. police and baltimore county school districts are both conducting investigations. >>> family members and friends will say good-bye today to a woman killed in a fiery car crash last month. funeral services will be held this morning. she was one of three people killed in northeast baltimore. the funeral is set to begin at 10:00 a.m. at the north side baptist church. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> the government shutdown this morning continues and its impact on maryland is getting worse. lockheed-martin is set to furlough 3,000 employees. yesterday, president barack obama said that he wants a temporary spending bill on his desk with no strings attached. john boehner pointed a finger that senate democrats and the white house. the shutdown enters the fifth day. frustrated americans and maryland leaders are signing off about the no deal being reached. all signs what the closure to come to a swift end. >> reporter: on a hot october day in washington, tensions reached a boi

as monique griego explains. they are hundreds of miles away here in maryland. >> these are all material from ellis island. >> reporter: bob sanderman in hyattsville showed us aisle after aisle of historic pieces from ellis island, the facility which houses millions of museum items for the national park service received the collection in january after superstorm sandy swamped the island with eight feet of water. >> it knocked out the power. you couldn't maintain the proper environmental controls and security systems to house the collection. >> reporter: one year after the storm, parts of the island that welcomed millions to america reopened to the public but the vast majority of the artifacts are here in temporary housing. >> textiles. we have luggage. it's just a remarkable collection of personal objects that people left behind. >> reporter: some of the more sensitive objects have to be kept in this very, very cold storage vault. most are film based projects housed on all of the shelves. >> this is a passenger l

as monique griego reports. several people were injured. including children. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. this was a single car accident, and according to baltimore county police, the bus somehow lost control, veered off the road and crashed into that ditch. frightening moments for baltimore county parents who arrived on green spring avenue to find their child's school bus off of the road, overturned, facing the wrong way in a creek. >> i can't imagine the fear of the pairs when the parents came to pickup their kids from the accident. >> reporter: baltimore county police are saying the bus was carrying ten middle school students when it lost control, veered off the road and crashed it into ditch. >> it is right up on the hill. when one wheel goes off, it pulls you off. >> reporter: inside the students were tossed around. with the main door facing the sky, everyone expected through a back roof hatch. five kids and the driver were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> if everyone was mobile and able to get off of the bus. >> t

i'm monique griego.oming up, what attractions in maryland are seeing to boot. >>> airport evacuations. the bomb squad is called to a florida airport. the latest on what they found. >>> new trial bid. convicted sex offender, jerry sandusky asked to be retried. the decision straight ahead. >>> and another warmer, autumn evening in our area. your complete first warning forecast is coming up. ,,,, could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ohhh...oh boy! i'm falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh...ugh. little help here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. anybody? >>> it is clear and 83. scary moments at a jacksonville airport, after a man tells security screeners he has a bomb. officials are saying the entire situation was a hoax. and he is now being held on $1 million bond. wjz is live. rochelle ritchie with more on that incident. rochelle? >> repor

kai, back to you. >> monique.nk you. >>> while early estimates suggested 50,000 gallons has spilled, it could end up being more. if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check on traffic. >> couple of slow areas out there, starting with northbound 95 on the southwest side. watch for some brake lights as you approach 32, going past route 100. minor slowdown as you make your way past 70. different situation on the top side inner loop. just bumper to bumper there, from greenspring avenue to perring parkway. as far as accidents go, plenty of them popping up. bel air road at putty hill in the nottingham area. north holiday at east lexington street. erdmann avenue at sinclaire lane. east preston at brentwood. let's take a live look. you can see, things have gotten heavier there. this traffic report brought to you by dr. paul miller. going to the dentist doesn't have to be scary or painful. talk to dr. miller about sedation dentistry. back to you. >>> police are warning drivers to put the cell phones aw

it's a challenge for many reasons, but it's a labor of love. >> in her pattere battered bluep moniqueus to the top of the mountain. here crazy horse's face finished. many people say it's too bad that dad wasn't here to see the it's ca carved. at the base of the mountain is a statue. he did not think small. his memorial is taller than the washington monument. and nearly twice the might of mt. rushmore. a 6-foot tall man wo would fit easily into one of crazy horse's eyes. >> eyes that see everything on the mountain says the legend. >> there is something about walking on crazy horse's arm, you hook back at crazy horse and he is looking at you it's an erie feeling no matter where you walk on that mountain or stand is watching. >> no more than once or twice a year the public is allowed a closer look. this fall near 400 made the six mile hike up and back. looking like a colony of ants on the mo o move from the bottom oe mountain. they reach crazy horse's arm just under that imposing face it's taken so long to finish, only part of the rejec project s not bother the visitors. including these

i'm monique griego. coming up, why parents say they're justified for being worried. >>> trick or treaters are out in full force. and it doesn't get much scarier than that. we're putting the finishing touches on your complete first warning forecast. >> happy halloween! >>> halloween celebrations are under way. we asked to see your favorite halloween pictures. here are some that you sent. to check out the complete slide show, log onto cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,, >>> all righty. tim is live in perry hall, with very, very interesting -- [ laughter ] he's with bob turk as well. tim has a look at your friday forecast. where did you steal that from, tim? >> perhaps overnight into tomorrow morning. tim, bob. take it away. >> i've had some scary faces. they don't get much scarier than that one. before tomorrow, it looks like we we start off possibly with a bit of rain. temperatures around 65 degrees to start the day. and 66 by midday. up to a daytime high around 71. we'll start to see clearing by the middle to afterno

vic, back to you. >> okay, monique. thank you very much. also, there is no estimate for how much it will take to make the repairs to the island and the museum. >>> doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that kids learn best when doing something hands on. mary is standing by with a new competition between local city students. >> and denise, today, i learned that the contest could lead to a student becoming a rocket scientist. >> reporter: students from three baltimore middle schools are competing into rocket into poly. the students, all in the ingenuity project, which fast tracks students to excel in math and science projects. >> i think it was great. i enjoyed the project. >> it was really fun. working together with the team. and having to build it all in one hour. >> reporter: the goal is to see how far the rocket will travel. but nasa astronaut, don thomas, from towson university, tells me, it is also about learning to collaborate. >> they were working as a team. these were groups of five or six. this is how engineers work in the r

reporting from cockeysville, monique griego.jz eyewitness news. >> because was mistake, xerox paid the county nearly $58,000 in compensation. >>> a hacker manages to get into president obama's twitter account. a couple of tweets from the president's twitter account and sent people to a pro bashar alassarvideo. a syrian group is claiming credit for the social media breach. >>> in tonight's healthwatch, a hollywood star teams up with a group of concerned mothers in washington, d.c. as alexis christoforous reports for wjz, they're worried about the chemicals used in evidence products and the potential dangers they hold for children. >> reporter: a stroller brigade rolled through capitol hill. mothers calling on congress to reform the nation's chemical laws. >> the actress jennifer beals led the way. she's a movie star and a mom. and she's worried about the chemicals kids are exposed to every day. like bisphenol a, used in food packaging. >> i am tired of feeling like i have to have a ph.d. in toxicology, in order to be a competent

monique has their plea to the community. >> reporter: well, things are just getting started here on belle. earlier this week is where 25- year-old dorel gaskins was killed. dozens of his loved ones, family and friends have joined here to hold a candlelight vigil. heartbroken family members of the 25-year-old were still coming to terms with the death of the father of two. >> hurts the most because i was right here. i was right here with him. >> reporter: she tells us her uncle was getting ready to leave for work when he heard a violent commotion outside and ran to break up a fight amongst a large group of students. >> some body else jumped in and hit him. he was fighting, turned back around he got stabbed. had him in my arms then he started ... >> reporter: in the chaos he was stabbed. his father ran to his son's side after seeing him collapse. >> i held my son in my hands and the last thing he told to me is daddy i love you i am not going to make it. >> reporter: the group of students are believed to be from forest park high school just a few blocks away. >> how did he get in school and

monique has that information. >>reporter: 25-year-old ted said they wanted to honor his life. >> the lights from a sea of candles illuminates the faces of the community this morning. the dozens of people gathered on bell avenue are all here to on this memory of 25-year-old daryl gas stin. >> darl gauston was there. moments later his son died in his arms. >> this is a good guy at a typically thought nobody would be wearing him on a shirt. >> carl wilson is the the godfather of darryl's two sons. >> a main message of the nights vigil is a reminder of today's violence. >> we have to start 1 block at a time and if i can start on this block here. >> so far no arrest have been made. but if justice does come, it won't erase this pain. >> there is nothing bringing him back. but, it's not going to make it any better for me. >> and tonight, darryl's father believes that police had a suspect in mind and hope an arrest will be made. >> a local man was also stabbed in that fight and he was treated for minor injuries and releas

denise, back to you. >> thank you, monique. in total he got away with thousands of dollars but caused more than that amount in damage. >>> a blimp floating over baltimore is staying put despite the government shutdown. the big white blimp used for mapping has been hovering over the city since last week. they say the flight was funded through a contract made with the u.s. army earlier in the year, which has already been paid. the blimp will stay aloft until saturday. >> i have been wondering what it's doing. now i mow. mapping. >> how high up is it? >> 15, 2,000 feet. >> that's great. >>> let's look at temps. warm day again. 79 south-southeast winds at three. come back and take a look at friday and another warm weekend friday and another warm weekend right ,,,,and when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. -- that guy all over the footbal

here's monique to explain a loss for dc is a gain for charm city. >> reporter: four wheels isn't the way you would expect an eight-armed octopus to travel but packaging and cardboard is how this guy arrived today in baltimore from dc. >> hey, buddy. are you ok? >> reporter: the first of a group of animals to make the long somewhat stressful trip from the national aquarium in dc. >> everything went well. he was responsive when i opened the box. so everyone down in dc did an excellent job. >> reporter: the aquarium lost space due to renovations at the u.s. department of commerce. in all baltimore will receive 1,700 of its 2500 animals. today trucks hauled in the first 38 and while some went to the aquarium the majority, mostly different species of fish were unloaded at a holding facility in fells point. >> this is a very intricate process. there are a lot of animals we're moving that have specific habitats we need to pay attention to. >> reporter: before going on display all the animals will spend 60 to 90 days in quarantine at the holding facility. throughout october trucks will conti

. >>> monique quasandre spoke out during today's city council meeting.he suffered a fractured vertebrae. the driver has never been caught. >>> a casino prepares to open its doors in rhoenert park. today they approved agreements with emergency medical services provided to service 320,000 square foot casino. the fed rated indians of rancheria gave the county $1.5 million up front to reimburse the fire crews and emts. >>> bay area native actor tom hanks has revealed he is living with type two diabetes. extreme weight fluctuations could have made him more vulnerable to developing type two diabetes. experts say that type two diabetes can be controlled by exercising regularly and eating right. >>> we are even looking at the possibility of a few sprinkles. storm tracker 2 showing you we have been in and out of clouds for today. we started out mostly clear. we turned mostly cloudy. we were clear again. and you can see clouds beginning to move back in. these clouds are linked with a system that's pulling its way south. right now parked over washington it's going

laeft the supervisor monique >> well good, afternoon on, on on behalf of the port staff and commissioners it's an honor to have you here at the pier 9. the port is celebrating it's 1 hundred and 50 anniversary. the reason the port was founded was to do something to build our seawall. and from the seawall i don't know how many of you know that land is at the hotel at montgomery so everything is resting on the seawall. it strikes me to know how cool it is to welcome auto desk for their innovation. the seawall was designed on a dine competition. the very first phase was awarded to a person who had the best design and there were 7 engineers who built this for a 1 and 50 years so it's fantastic i can't imagine if they had you to know what the seawall looked like or how much longer is would last. pier 9 is our secret and it's great to see you all here. thank you for your patience and it's now sound like it's not a secret anywhere but it's an important place to us where we q can mayor historic preservation and not - we're doing fab list work and working side to side with the bar pilots which are

i'm monique griego, coming up. >>> i'm ron matz in owings mills. shop until you drop. and help a great co-host. the story coming up here on wjz. >>> and here's today's report from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,

monique has more on a plea from police searching for more victims. >> reporter: well, denise, according to police, 31-year- old scott was not only abusing the children police say he videotaped it and because of the severity of the crimes tonight he is being held on $22 million bond. parents dropping their kids off at a community dance at the ferndale volunteer fire department received shocking news a former department volunteer and organizer of the dances, 31-year-old preston scott was arrested for sexually abusing two children. >> a shock to the neighbourhood of course. you wouldn't expect it to be -- when it hits local it is a little different. hits home. >> reporter: even more disturbing anne arundel county police believe he videotaped some of the abuse which allegedly occurred over a 6 year period. >> these victims appear known to scott. >> reporter: he was not a firefighter but an administrative employee. >> he was involved in fundraising activities. he would come up if we had a bad storm. >> reporter: the department handed out these flyers to parents dropping kids off at the dance

reporting in the inner harbor, monique griego, wjz eyewitness news. >> they have created a task force to look at options how they can keep it in d.c. for now nothing official has been planned. >>> a store owner fights back against a robber and the shocking exchange is caught on camera. >> this one is pretty scary. >> dangling disaster. construction crane malfunctions high above new york city streets again. how workers fixed it just in time. >>> 9-year-old stow away. i'm jessica kartalija. how an elementary cooler managed to slip on to a flight to las vegas with no ticket or i.d. that's next. >>> sunshine and cooler temps return. i'm bob turk. i'll have the complete first warning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> it is mostly cloudy, 58 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning forecast is coming up. a powerful typhoon slams into the eastern coast of china killing at least 5 people. wind speeds were measured at nearly 100 miles an hour. the government says that caused air and rail traffic to shut down. it also left hundreds of thousands of homes witho

. >> monique was crossing the street when it happened, those were her injuries, they have driver has not been caught. last year there were 1000 pedestrian accidents in san francisco, including 19 deaths. >>> bay area schools are participating in today's international walk to school day, more than 12,000 elementary school students are expected to participate. that is a 38% increase from last year and includes those schools. >>> southwest airlines the latest sales forcing others to drop their fares as well. southwest offering one way tickets for 49 dollars on trips 500 miles or fewer. that means you can fly between san francisco and los angeles for less than 100 bucks. delta and united have matched that price. tickets have to be purchased tomorrow night. >> i saw that for myself. >> i bet. >> yes. >> yes. >> scoop some up. >> coming up we continue to follow the breaking news, the crash in the east bay, what the driver was doing moments before the accident. >> also a new development in a growing gas line controversy involving pg&e and one bay area city. >> good morning, right now traffi

the comedian monique has been famous for never shaving her legs and she's got a whole bush down on her but i think we should all have the right to choose. >> absolutely. >> julia roberts had her arm up and -- >> yes. but also i have two daughters and i don't want them to ever think that that is vulgar or should not be seen at all. >> wendy: yeah. >> i have a question for wendy. a woman that i work with in philadelphia, she says the women that do that completely, she frowns upon it like they are nasty. >> wendy: well, private parts are a private business. anyway -- how you want to skate is how you do. let's move on from this. [ applause ] >> wendy: this week, a spokeswoman for the hollywood walk of fame responded to kanye west's comment about kim kardashian deserving a star on the hollywood walk of fame. a spokesperson says we don't have reality stars on the walk of fame. we're happy to consider reality stars once they are nominated for or win a grammy, an emmy or an oscar. >> let me just say this. the nature of fame and celebrity in the 21st century is changing. the highest rated show

and so, i will leave it to the monique to figure out what would be the right interval to hear about this. but i think that we want to keep it up in front of us. >> okay. will do. >> thank you. >> i just hope that one last thing, i hope that all of these great minds get together and they don't spend the next ten years spending our money coming up with all kinds of goofy ideas that they will save some of the money to actually do the job. that would be my suggestion. >> i agree. >> and several meetings back, we would raise the issue that just insuring that if we have items come forward that the staff in general tries to factor in the impact of climate change on those items so that we are mindful of this and this is a broad overview on a more microlevel we should be looking at each item that comes before us with an eye towards the impact of climate change. >> thank you. >> and one last thing that i would also share, is that bcdc has published a draft strategic plan and in that plan, the sea level rise is a primary component because it will effect all of the jurisdiction which will include tw