cassandra moy works for deer field beach outside boca raton. monday she crossed paths with the mayor, but didn't open her mouth. >> i saw her extend her hand out to one of my fellow co-workers. what they say from there, i don't know. >> later moy found out she had been suspended without pay for her disrespectful attitude. she says she doesn't know the mayor d didn't want to interrupt the conversation. the mayor said she never complained about moy and disagrees with the suspension. moy was reinstated two days later, but she'll have to undergo counseling for bad manners. >> there has to be something more to that story. doesn't seem fair. >>> back to school shopping sends many folks to the electronics store. what is big this year is small. we'll see must-have items. >> and dolls that cry, dolls that eat, sleep and drink and a >>> if you are in the market for a new computer or smart phone, now may be the best time to buy one. they no longer have sky-high price tags. they don't have all the extras either. bob hanson has a look at the bargains out th

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. >> speaking of moys, there was a little thunder and lightning near the city yesterday. apt to see a lot more of it today. rain was not in the forecast yesterday, but some isolated stuff did crop up. down southwest of baltimore over laurel. here's what the radar looked like. this is the 3:00 hour. this is about 3:00 or so. i will advance this just a little bit. this cell sat there and kept developing and eventually 3 to 4 inches of rain was measured over the laurel area. by 5:00 it started to move out of the picture. we had thuppeder showers earlier -- thundershowers earlier this morning. thunderstorms north of frederick. a lot more out in northern west virginia and maryland. today could be an active day rain-wise. forecast details coming up. >> this morning the national weather service confirms a tornado cutched down in baltimore county -- touched down in baltimore county. it sustained winds up to 80 miles an hour and was 100 miles wide and a mile long. if left a trail of snapped trees and homes. three homes were condemned. >> a plastic chair inside the garage actually

it taxes bills that do not provide healthcare coverage for the moi lez. employees. the tax is based on the size of the company pay roll and could be up to 8%. companies with a pay roll less than $250,000 would not be taxed. could read nor about the bill go to foxbaltimore.com/news links. representative john sarbanes will be here in a few minutes to answer your questions on the issue and tomorrow congressman elijah cummings will be live in our studio. send us a tweet at fox baltimore if you have a healthcare question. >>> you can contact your representatives directly. find their e-mail addresses at our website at foxbaltimore.com/your voice. >>> gunfire rings overnight in baltimore. in northwest baltimore a woman was taken to the hospital after police opened fire. it happened at the 600 block of arizona avenue. the woman was shot in the shoulder. she was taken to john hopkins bayview but is expected to recover. no word on what led up to the shooting. officers were called to two other early morning shootings. the first 1 took place at 2:00 this morning at the 27 mon b

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every time a child drops out of school and an easy and can't get a jobthe public school lost moy.ery single time that a kid graduates and really can't figure out where to go, where to vest more money, that is a problem. i support accountability. to be real clear, accountability for some people means overregulation and then a very smart way of getting lawyers inlved who then come back and say guess what, there is so much regulation now in this private school it really is a public school and therefore, you know, but then the first amendment and now we're gointo close it. don't think that people haven't worked out some of that logic. i think a count of build is important that i'm just not sure that test scores alone can't prove that. and it's interesting that we can close a private school for failure, but in traditional public schools we let them open up year after year. >> this is intesting. the point you're making aut excessive integument, that if the government became excessively tangled with religious schools, would have a problem. >> so what he is saying is here is a row. a jump

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