violence began after a man died after he was gunned down in northeast baltimore. police say the victim was shot in the head on saturday night on bel air road. he was rushed to hopkins where he later died. then another man was shot and killed in west baltimore. police believe dayon barnes was sitting in a car on sunday morning when somebody opened fire. he was taken to shock trauma were later died. police say a cab driver was pulling into a parking lot on sisson street. one of two passengers in the taxi pulled a gun and shot the driver. the victim was treated for non- life-threatening injuries. >> this is one of the dangerous jobs in the country, being a cab driver. but when you get called to a resident -- that feels safe for us. but as you know, it wasn't safe. >> the suspect fled on foot and remain on large this morning. any leads in all of these cases -- and they are asking at people to call the city's homicide unit. the homicide total for the year now stands at 192 compared to 219 at the same time last year. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a hearing will cont

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violence began after a 32-year- old man died after he was gunned down in northeast baltimore. police say the victim was shot in the head just after 10:00 saturday night in the 4400 block of bel air road. he was rushed to hopkins where he later died. then a 27-year-old man was shot and killed in west baltimore. police believe dayon barnes was sitting inside a car in the 200 block of north smallwood street at around 12:30 sunday morning when someone opened fire. he was taken to shock trauma were he later died. and then an hour later, police say a cab driver was pulling into a parking lot in the 2700 block on sisson street. we're told one of two passengers in the taxi pulled a gun, demanded money, then shot the driver. the victim was treated for non- life-threatening injuries. >> this is one of the dangerous jobs in the country, being a cab driver. but when you get called to a resident -- that feels safe for us. but as you know, it wasn't safe. >> we're told the suspects in this latest case fled on foot and remain at large this morning. police have very few leads in this case is.

the search continues for a suspect after a barbershop shooting in northeast baltimore. a 32-year-old man was shot several times at harford road. that was around at 7:00 wednesday night. he suffered gunshot wounds to the eye, a finger, and the arm. he is in serious but stable condition. police are investigating the incident as a possible robbery. >> so far, the morning has been pretty nice. grain is moving in. we have some sunshine trying to break through the clouds that have moved in. you can see that the white areas indicate clouds. there are a few clouds and activities out of baltimore. up north, we see at i-83, sprinkle activity. things are changing here. there are more clouds, readings in the low 50s. with the sunshine is broken through, airport and south, close to 60 degrees in temperature right now. forecast for the rest of today and at the weekend coming up. >> a prince george's county legislator has been indicted a second time on charges of theft and misconduct. the charges accused tiffany alston, a democrat, of using state funds to pay an employee offer private

he was taken to shock trauma where he later died. 832-year-old man was gunned down in northeast baltimore. he was shot in the head just after 10:00 p.m. in the 4400 block of bellaire road. he was rushed to hopkins where he died. police have made no arrests in any of the shootings and and a possible word on any motives which brings us to 192 homicides compared to 219 by this point last year. one of two people rescued in a boating accident near the chesapeake bay has died. state natural resources police say three people were wearing life jackets when the 18-foot sailboat sank saturday afternoon. a 25-year-old man and a 40-year- old man were pulled from the water, but that man died today from his injuries. crews today suspended their search for a 25-year-old man who also went missing. >> winter starts officially thursday, but it felt winter- like today. let's look at the numbers. 42 the high at the airport and downtown. 29 and 36 to respective lows this morning. the record low for the state, look at that. four inches of snow. temperatures will be calling this evening with the nearly clear sk

began on saturday night when a man died after he was gunned down and killed on belair road in northeast baltimore. on sunday morning, 27-year-old dayon barnes was shot and killed. a cabdriver was pulling into a parking lot on sisson street when he was shot. he survived. >> this is one of the dangerous jobs in the country, being a cab driver. but when you get called to a resident -- that feels safe for us. but as you know, it wasn't safe. >> police are looking for suspects and leads on all of these cases. if you think you can help, call the homicide unit at 410-396- 2100. springs the homicide total for this year to 192. last year there were 219. melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police have arrested a shooting from taneytown. dalonte dunston was tracked to was grandmother's home in frederick. he was taken into custody and faces attempted murder and armed robbery. investigators retrieved what they believe was the gun that dalonte dunston to shoot kent. four other suspects are now in custody. it has been a year since phylicia barnes vanished. body turned up in the susquehanna river. there was a vigil last

. >> a shooting at this barber shop in northeast baltimore. i'm jessica kartalija. coming up next, why police want you to be on alert tonight. >>> is our unusually warm weather running out? bob will have more in the updated forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the search continues for an armed suspect, wanted in connection to a barber shop shooting in northeast baltimore. wjz is live. jessica kartalija has the latest on the investigation. jess? >> that's exactly right, kai. tonight, police say that gunman is armed, obviously. and he is still, apparently in the area. they're urging everyone to be on the lookout for him tonight. >> reporter: a brazen robbery attempt during business hours has a store owner fighting for his life. >> it's a robbery, attempted robbery. the owner was shot as a result of the robbery. >> reporter: city police were called to the up-close barber shop on harford road, just before 7:00 wednesday night. police say a man walked into the shop, attempting to rob the 32-year-old shop owner before shooting him in the head. >> we're also looking at the i

annie mccann's car, only to resurface last month charged with the murder of his girlfriend in northeast baltimore, an opportunity police could take to question the 21-year-old further about the annie mccann case. >> when people are brought in on unrelated questions, we question them about other things. in this case there was no evidence to determine that mr. ken law was involved in the murder of annie mccann. >> reporter: police won't say what, if anything, could come out of that questioning. anything learned will be learned with annie's parents. still, annie's death remain as suicide based on all the forensic evidence from the death investigation, seen here from an interview we did in 2009. mother mary jane mccann said she hopes this meeting can result in a fresh start in her daughter's case and hopes ken law knows something. police will discuss that tomorrow with the virginia couple but say it is unlike lit original finding of suicide will change a cause of death in the mccanns have refused to believe, more so now with the murder arrest of a man that was at one time linked to the mccann case. >

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we're joined live in northeast baltimore with the latest. >> police have pictures of twos -- two possible suspects who may have been involved in the shooting a week ago today. the pictures of the men were taken at the liquor store. police say the pictures were taken just minutes before the shooting. according to witnesses, two men walked in around 7:00 last wednesday and announced a robbery and shots were fired. the owner of the shot for shot and i. police say the men in the theture this crowd -- describfi description. >> this is a heinous crime of right before the holidays. we're definitely looking to get these individuals off the street. >> we want you to take another look at the pictures of the men police are looking for. the victims survive but lost an eye in the shooting. police are offering a $2,000 for anyone with any information. reporting live a baltimore city police headquarters, wbal-tv 11 news. >> all -- baltimore protesters face a slew of charges after a rash of burglaries. they broke into least 30 cars and trucks and a former county, stealing everything from cash to iphones

. >>> i'm sherrie johnson, live in northeast baltimore with the launch of a new project to educate students. more, coming up. >>> good morning maryland. involuntary i'm charley crowson. see this over my shoulder, these are video shots trk dense fog out there create delays. >>> that's it. we got the pot tom bottom of the screen, see it eastern shore, we've got baltimore southern baltimore county and city arundel through southern maryland, anywhere within the vicinity, delmarva, thick fog, the thick fog resulting, queen anns, caroline right now, it is our december 5th date with destiny that would bring us snow, we will have to talk about that later on. temperatures mid-30s to 40s. there will be a warm up. mostly cloudy sky. we have snow in our sites this week. now as you follow those delays on the bottom of the screen, the latest on traffic with angela foster. >>> good morning everyone, taking a look at the roadways this morning, fog is the big traffic issue, you will have to contend with foggy conditions out there. be prepared for brake lights ahead of you at any time. live look now, of i-95

car lean of northeast baltimore has it down to a science and keeps the boxes for next year and the bags to want get tossed to the side either. >> i just put it down. i take to it the grocery store. remember, don't let the empty boxes pile up. also, christmas tree pick up, scheduled from january 3rd until the 31st. we have details for the county pickup at the website, abc2news.com. >>> some kids in california got a special day, this wasn't in the forecast but the kids space childrens museum kicked off the fourth annual snow day. children had a chance to play in 45-tons of fake snow. >>> nice there. good morning to you. 12:27, that's what it lacks like on the calendar. 26 degrees is where we should be if the morning. we are running 10 degrees above normal. you take that in to the afternoon, we won't be that far above the 43 spread. those are the base numbers we consider. 38 now manchester. 39 lutherville. low 40s, dundalk to annapolis, rain showers to our west. it's going to take you until lunchtime to get any of it. it's generating cold air, there is a wet snow indiana through illinois.

. >>> the city police are asking for help in northeast baltimore. the 32-year-old owner of the barber shop was shot in the head on wednesday night. the two people in this video may have been involved and if you have information, call the police or crime stoppers. >>> no arrest after a teen is shot down in the town center during holiday shopping. more on the security concerns in the wake of the shooting -- police said little about that investigation. they made a point to try to make people feel sure there is no danger here, but tonight, some people are calling for more security at the mall. the murder monday at the town center at the height of the holiday shopping center has many on edge. it is following two unrelated murders, where victims were targeted and the carjacking at the station early in the year. the baltimore county police said that they are trying to catch the kill near the case and provided few clues on what they are doing. after the shooting, one group will no longer patrol on foot. they are going to be in unmarked cars. >> you could be

reporting live in northeast baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> after making a number of arrests, and forcibly moving people off the protest site, listen to this -- >> [cheering] -- all right this is what happened when a temporary structure ha that helped with the cherry picker, this is police working on it, to occupy dc structure, police told them to take it down. they put up the wooden building sunday. sundays morning, police said they needed a permit and gave them an hour to take it down. >>> church members decided to allow people of all races to ait happened the church. a decision that went the other way a few days ago. the pastor hopes to lifting the band and that will end controversy that lasted a week. the band against interracial couple started with a couple last week. he tried to resolve the matter before it got to the point it did. >> first order of business tried to be passed through was completely out of orderer in the first part. >>> eddie long the taking time páters his wif divorce. the split comes a year after allegations that long used his lavish lifestyle and pos

a house fire in northeast baltimore on sunday night. crews were called to in the morgan park. just after 6:30. the house was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived. nobody was injured and no word on an estimate. the home did suffered extensive damage. the new year is less than a week away, which doesn't give you a lot of time to finish up those last-minute tasks you may want to finish off. >> making a charitable donation. a small the nation could save you a ton of money in april. >> a sure-fire way to reduce your tax bill next april -- donate to a charity by the end of this week. >> they will be happy to except your cash and you're used items. >> there is no doubt that charities need your help. food banks or any another year with shortages. >> it is a more difficult year for the food bank and for many people seeking food assistance. >> good will have a record year. 3 million americans to work. the salvation army provided assistance in one form or of another to around 30 million people, including long lines are recipients for this year's paper angel christmas gift d

one person is injured in the fire in northeast baltimore. flames broke out in a row house on east 25th street also home to the big boys bail bond office. firefighters pulled one person out of the building who is being treated for smoke inhalation. another person escaped unharmed. >>> pair of garage fires under investigation. they broke out just blocks apart. together the fire's cause more than $100,000 in damage. investigators believe these fires could be related to other vandalism reports. >> a valuable historical quilt is stolen from a baltimore county museum. no police need your help to track it down. more on the investigation and why this piece is so important. >> at the benjamin becker museum, smashed monitor is one of the only visible sign of the burglary here on december 19th. what you cannot see is a valuable piece of art those burglars stole. a quilt on loan hanging with an exhibit from the u.s. capitol historical society. >> it documents the early maryland law of maryland as a free state. >> on one side, an eagle carrying a chain w

reporting live in northeast baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> five things before you head oute task force to look in the death of a marching band member is scheduled to meet today. the attorney for the family of the band member says the school didn't do enough to stop hazing. >>> fannie may and freddie mac agreed to stop a negotiate during the holidays. in effect from december 19th, through january 2nd. legal and administrative proceedings for evictions will continue during that time. >>> today the u.s. postal service expected to propose changing standards for delivery to two to five days. it's not clear when the plan will go in to effect. baltimore ravens will host the all community team auction party, begins at 6:00 tonight in the key bank stadium. the moneys raised will support volunteer support and ravens projects. if you want to save money, head to the facebook page. they have specials going on for all of their fans. all you need to do is like them on facebook. this is the third year they've run specials for on line community. >>> a lot of people expect snow, 7 of the las

mostly 40s around the nation's midsection and northeast. baltimore gets up to 52. atlanta, 61. and miami, 80. >>> well, it's shaping up to be another uneasy day for the stock markets. we'll check the latest numbers, just coming in. >>> and the jewels of hollywood royalty on the auction block today. set to bring in millions of bucks. >>> and new developments overnight in that bizarre shooting. the gunman randomly firing in the middle of a hollywood street. >>> most overseas markets are down, following warnings from the major credit ratings services. moot di's, standard & poor's and fitch all say last friday's european debt crisis deal didn't go far enough. moodys says it will review the ratings of all european countries. that has investors worried. >>> tokyo's nikkei average fell 101 points today. in london, the ftse opened lower, then turned higher. on wall street, the dow lost 163 points yesterday. the nasdaq index dropped 35. >>> the worries about europe are also affecting the commodities markets, especially gold, which is now at its lowest level in seven weeks, after its big

mostly 40s around the nation's midsection and northeast. baltimore gets up to 52. atlanta, 61. and miami, 80. >>> well, it's shaping up to be another uneasy day for the stock markets. we'll check the latest numbers, just coming in. >>> and the jewels of hollywood royalty on the auction block today. set to bring in millions of bucks. >>> new developments overnight in that bizarre shooting. the gunman randomly firing in the middle of a hollywood street. is that thing getting closer? look how high that thing's going. look out there, look at the debris. all right, give me the camera. no, just drive. i've got it. zoom in! zoom in! i can't believe this is happening. look at the size of that thing. it's everywhere. are you getting this? yeah, i've got it. what was that? it's the national guard. how'd they get here so fast? i don't know. pull over! pull over! do you have what it takes to head into the heart of the storm? check out nationalguard.com. >>> most overseas markets are down, following warnings from the major credit ratings services. moot di's, standard & poor's and fitch all

. >> reporter: down the street in the beverly hills community in northeast baltimore, the goldbergs folded up boxes and filled up a few bins. >> i think i got a little annual this year. i had -- anal this year. we put our trash in one and card board we just boxed up. >> reporter: security experts say don't let the empty boxes pile up to show thieves the gadgets that are now in your house. >> break them down. get them ready for recycling so they can be wrapped up and taken away. preferably before you leave on vacation. >> reporter: among the milk containers and egg cartons will be the leftovers hft holidays. goldberg says recycling saved her family from spending money on so many trash bags. >> you have to take out less trash. it's not that difficult. >> reporter: now, christmas tree pickup is scheduled from january 3 until the 31st in the city. you should put your tree by the curbing on trash election -- trash collection day. we have more information for surrounding counties. cheryl conner, abc 2 news. >> we'll show you pictures of people wanted for stealing credit cards and putting up thou

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. >>> one person is recovering after being pulled out of a burning building in northeast baltimore. the fire broke out in row house on east 25th street. building is home to a big boys bail bond office. it took an hour for firefighters to put out the flames. they are not sure what started it. >>> another baltimore staple closes its doors. it will serve the last customer today. we explain what lead to the popular shop shutting down. >> reporter: after more than 40 years of dressing up, cutting up and dealing out delicious sausages, today they'll serve the last customer at the lexington market. >> i'm sad. i have been here a long time. >> reporter: the owner said her decision to shut down the stand came down to one simple reason. >> we are not bringing in enough revenue to have the doors remained opened. >> reporter: news spread throughout the market. >> it saddens me. it is one of the few african- american businesses that are still in the market. >> reporter: gregory scrub as faithful customer as well as fellow shop owner. he says the closing is part of a larger trend. >> several clos

. >>> a shooting at this barber shop in northeast baltimore. i'm jessica kartalija. coming up next, why police want you to be on alert tonight. >>> fatal crash. the results of the investigation into the death of indy car driver dan weldon. could he have survived? >>> clearing up. how is friday and the weekend looking? don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the search is on for an armed suspect. wjz is live. jessica kartalija has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, police are urging everyone in that area to be on the lookout. >> a brazen robbery attempt during business hours has a store owner fighting for his life. >> it's a robbery, attempted robbery. the owner was shot as a result of the robbery. >> reporter: city police were called to the up close barber shop on harford road, just before 7:00 wednesday night. police say a man walked into the shop, attempting to rob the 32-year-old shop owner before shooting him in the head. >> we're also looking at the individuals in the store. trying to determine if there is anything more serious

i'm gigi barnett at northwood elementary in northeast baltimore. coming up, the secret surprise three students received today. that story is just ahead. >>> and clear night ahead. stick around for the updated first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is a popular movie making some people sick. an installment in the popular twilight movie. one triggers reaction, people going into a seizure. >> reporter: it's the scene of bella giving birth in the latest "twilight" blockbuster that has triggered seizures in at least nine people in movie theaters across the nation. during that scene from "breaking dawn," a strobe effect with flashes of white, red, and black light. it sent brandon into convulsions. he doesn't remember it, but his girlfriend does. >> convulsing and snorting and trying to breathe. >> doctors meeting in baltimore this week for the national conference of the american epilepsy society say people who are disturbed by light exposure do not necessarily have epilepsy. many are just photo sensitive. >> a common example is when you're drivi

the search for a potential robbery suspect continues after a barbershop shooting in northeast baltimored road, wednesday night. he suffered gunshot wounds to the eye, finger, and one arm. >> their share of clouds, a few thin spots, rain to the west of us. rain is in the forecast today, chance for scattered showers closer to noontime.

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all of the baltimore area, northeast maryland out to westminster and frederick, readings are in the 40s. readings are in the 30s this morning. all above freezing. none of this is snow. here's the band of spotty shower activity moving to the east. also some showers along the beaches of the delmarva peninsula. that's about it. the front itself is moving to western maryland right now. one front to our north. we're in this mild air right now. once this goes through, we'll be done for a while anyway. our saturday afternoon and sunday weather is all silting out here in the midwest. relatively dry. a few scattered clouds. coming to the dakotas, a new weather disturbance similar to this. so it will come in late in the day on sunday. and our air will still be relatively mild. how mild? today, 50 to 55 the high. the sprinkle or shower moving out of the picture. west winds, 10 to 15 miles per hour. the computer shows this area of rain moving out as we dry out for the rest of the day today. by 5:00 midnight or so, it will be winds to the north. unsettled weather up there. down in the baltimore bay

northeast maryland. they took the items from dover to a baltimore incinerateor.ington post uncovered the story. record show the ashes of at least 200, -- 274 service members were dumped in a landfill. that's more than the military acknowledge. the practice of dumping the ashes was never formally authorized and the air force never disclosed the secret practice to high ranking officials. we are learning families who had given the military permission to dispose of the loved ones remains in a honorable way were never notified they were taken to a landfill. linda so, abc2 news. >>> this is the hot topic on the web page this morning. your thoughts on servicemen and women and the ashes reportedly being dumped in a virginia landfill. our facebook fan page we want to know what you think about this. sen the -- some comments are posted overnight. let nice you think. >>> the maryland board of physicians has implemented a ban on ortho peed friction referring patients for treatment on an mri or ct machine which doctors have a financial interest. the implementation is after nin

before the east sea board near the jersey shore, central pennsylvania and down near baltimore and washington and up the northeast corridor, getting a pretty good blast of snow and winter mix. the high pressure is building in and we don't have the precipitation in the future. one-day record for marshall, just over $2.5 inches of rain yesterday. the cooler air will move in and that means we need to go back to the average high. we will stay in this zone over the weekend with the clear conditions and sunshine and it will be pretty nice for this time in december. the sun set is at 4:30 44 and the crave ralph until 6:00 p.m. tonight and the up to 46, sunny, cloudy and colder than yesterday and overnight, down about 28 with partly cloudy skies and 51 is the high, sun shine, the five-day forecast and the raven forecast coming up. >> can i say that i'm pretty happy with the way that the weather turned out this morning? >> i'm with you. >>> a college football tradition will continue this weekend. it is the 112th army navy game right here on wjz and the ravens will play the colts and they will play the team here in town. y

baltimore today near t w. coleman, a view look north, northeast, nice sunshine. same deal in the heart of harford county. our most powerful run in the state of maryland showing dry conditions. we expect that to hold up. the clouds may thicken up. temperatures now cooling off some 10 degrees, low 40s, ocean city and easton both at 41 but almost no winds. the wind chill factor not playing a roll. is there is very dry air in place. humidity down below 33% in spots, including the inner harbor, so kind of like a chap stick weather. very dry air in place. that dry air did allow things to warm up, into the low 50s. tomorrow we'll add a couple degrees. reisterstown to arbutus. tomorrow, two, three, for degrees warmer. down through anne arundel looking at the low to mid-50s. high thin clouds. there are some showers to the extreme west. don't expect those to bring more than a patch of dries until garrett county. we have a huge high pressure bubble south of maryland. it has not moved much. as long as the high sits to our south, it basically acts like a shield and skirts those showers around to our north and west an

baltimore. there have been some sprinkles in the northeast counties into cecil county. there could be some what whether -- wet weather. more showers into pennsylvania. it is cold enough for some snow at state college. we're in the mild air. we're talking rain showers for now. we will see a better chance for rain as we look into tomorrow. all of these storms will be passing to our west. this is the storm track. the cold air gets held back into the west. we need that cold air to see any chance for snow. maybe into the weekend. we have mild temperatures. mainly in the 40's and 50's. that cold air holds back in the western part of the nation as the storm tracks up to the north and east. 47 in hagerstown. 50 in college park. temperatures will hold pretty steady in the 40's and 50's. we could see isolated showers into the night. temperatures stay mild. we're itching for a chance at a white christmas. there is a storm possible on saturday night. it doesn't look cold enough to bring any substantial smell. we're looking for a mild temperatures and rain on wednesday. >> looking v

northeast. nurse traveling northbound on the baltimore-washington parkway, accident reported now at 202.o northbound, make your way out towards the ppsy plant. and northbound on kenilworth avenue, another crash reported at edmondston. >>> prices are going down a bit. the average price for a gallon of regular dropped nine cents in the last two weeks. the national average now $3.29. it is a little higher in d.c. at $3.46. lower in maryland at $3.21. lower still in virginia with it is $3.17 a gallon. >>> it was free for a while but starting today, you have to pay for drive the icc. the intercounty connector that connects i-207 in maryland to i- 59 in laurel. still in maryland, obviously. you'll pay 25 cents at peak times. 20 cents a mile at off-peak times and 10 cents a mile overnight. >>> coming up next, we'll go live to fox business network in new york to talk bay major cut the postal service is set to announce today. >>> a multimillion-dollar pileup. 14 cars involved in this crash. the final taal yirk eight ferraris wrecked, two mercedes and a lamborghini involved in this crash. one of t

. >>> we are learning a company based out of northeast maryland may have unknowingly taken cremated remains of soldiers in a incinerateor in baltimoredical waste but never told them recrated remains were included. one contractor medtrace based in northeast maryland took items to a baltimore incinerateor and the washington post uncovered the story. now back to new york for more of good morning america. back with one more check of the forecast in 25 minutes. see you then. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >>> love that audience outside. you know, all that jack wants for christmas -- i don't know what she wants for christmas. but all that jack wants is that turkey leg. your pet will not have to wait for santa to bring this. the gifts and getups, we'll have them all for you ahead, in our "gma" gift survival guide. >> jack wasn't making much progress on that. >>> also, a big boost for our warm coats, warm hearts drive. thanks to josh. you went out collecting. >> i did, george. knocked on doors. all of our abc family, friends, times square neighbors. lots of generosity out there. take a look as "the chew" just piled them on high. i'm go

the boat was found in the chesapeake bay on the northeast sandy point submerged in 40 feet of water. >>> one year ago a teen traveled to baltimore to spend the holidays with her sister. a few days later she went missing and found dead. kuren redmond is standing by with more on what the family is doing to keep the young girl's spirit alive. >> reporter: her family held a vigil to keep her memory alive. barnes traveled from her home in north carolina, to stay with her sister in northwest baltimore. family members gathered near the plaza. the individual ill was called hunt for her rally. cars drove by and showed support. felecia's body was found near the dam in april, but the family does not know to this day who is responsible for how she died. police are leading the investigation. so far, no arrests have been made. >> the police, fbi, they will see, we are counting on them. we are still counting on them to work on this case and not put their evidence in a box in some room somewhere. we are counting on them to solve it. that's what we want. >> now we have been in contact with police who tell us the case is open and on going. detect

looking very nice on the roads closer to baltimore city. 63 on the west side of the beltway. 59 on 95 in the northeastner. looking good at all the way around. this is 95 in the area of mountain road in harford county. moving in just fine. this is 70 west of the beltway. very light. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> we're looking good on the marc trains right now. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on schedule. the three bus diverting at preston. i'm kurt kronke and now back to ava marie. >> thank you. good morning. a couple of days away from the christmas holiday. maybe you're heading out to do some traveling today. there is some rain later tonight. the roads are looking good. 58 is the current temperature at the inner harbor. the big discrepancy -- we have 50's and a few low 60's along the eastern shore. turning colder from baltimore out towards the west. 39 in oakland. a cold front is passing over us right now. we're seeing those t

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now still rain around for baltimore, annapolis, chestertown, picking up once again with that band coming your way. and northeast up 95, you can see bel air, all of that is moving through cecil county and then up into pennsylvania. so we'll switch it over and show you earlier today we had the clouds in place, giving way to rain. a little bit of mix briefly. but the heaviest moving out of maryland and then we wrap up the storm overnight. winds out of the south and a warm wind today but they are going to turn to the northwest and become the second part of the storm and become gusty, bringing in colder air. because of that, a winter weather advisory in effect tomorrow with snow out west in the mountains. for the rest of us, we'll not dealing with that. just the gusty wind. and before we see the wind turn around, it is still out of the south. and combine that with the heavy rain and we have coastal flood advisories in effect until 1:00 a.m. as far as temperatures, 53 here. 30s farther west. and but out ahead of the thunderstorms, still 50s for eastern shore. up to 54 for the high. starting out at 31. the average is

all of this will push to the northeast and with this rain, it is warm outside. in the 60s this morning in baltimore. looking off to the west, 37 and in oakland, before that, the air is coming in and there is more where that came from and the temperatures are dropping and there is a storm to deal with and then the rain will change to snow and because of that winder weather advisery in effect for most of the state. we have also had the flood watch in the afternoon. to the west, the winter storm warning for the day and in garrett county, it will change over there early than the rest of the state. there is a look at this coming together. we have the storm drapped up and down the country and there are several part attention of that and that will move by tonight and in the morning hours tomorrow, it will pull in the warmer air and that rain will turn to snow. when we look closer, in the pink, it is mainly go can to be a rainy vent, but over here, it will change over overnight and we will see a small build up possible. to the north west of there, the amounts will go up and heading to pennsylvania and to t

northeast maryland including cecil county. you may win out with a chance of a sprinkle or flurry this morning. looking at the temperatures 44 latest number in baltimore. sliding back between 35 and 40, sun up comes up at 7:25. variable cloudiness this morning, a push of colder air, that slips in and out a hurry. strong winds, 30, 35 miles per hour gusts. back to 47 with sunshine this afternoon. tomorrow back with rain storm, talking about that in a moment. >>> giving and receiving gifts, for those, many people struggling to make ends meet, today was another day. pete o'neil shows us how people were generous in taking time away from loved ones to make others holidays equally special. >> we gathered in annapolis earlier today and delivered 18 trucks of food and clothing all over arundel county, in to washington, washington, -- dc. we are going to hand out clothing and food to people at the baltimore rescue mission. >> they will get a backpack, a coat or a blanket, we will walk them over here to grab a lunch. >> i love seeing people coming together like this. it's exciting. i could be at home with my family, eating the roasted turkey and potatoes, inste

northeast maryland. toward cecilton and drifting down toward kent, overall though what we are watching the potential flood threat tomorrow. dc back through baltimore extending up toward philadelphia. a flood watch through the day on wednesday. winter storm watches can be -- washington county, out toward garret, toward the land of wist. across the eastern united states the next wave getting its act together that. will be the potential flood situation through the day tomorrow. hour by hour temperatures start to fall in the afternoon and evening. heavy rain and yes the potential for some wet snow in here overnight tomorrow night we talk about that. >> all right. when was the last time you received a handwritten let snore i got this one just a few days ago. it caught my weigh eye. those who live at village oaks senior community, all they are asking is for a few things this christmas. every face in the room is old enough to believe in santa. mr. patrick does. so does miss mary and miss nancy. then we talked to miss barbara. >>> what when was the last time somebody came to see you? >> i haven't -- had any visit since my mother died last year. i haven't

northeast side. the public will be funneled through an nine entrances, flashing on this map. >> we are grateful for all the agencies participating. helping us to produce this show. >> the baltimore office of a promotion in the arts is a nonprofit organization which helps the city to put on the show. this year's show was in jeopardy due to a lack of funding. >> baltimore's business community stepped up. this is a tradition that has been going on for 30 years. >> the celebration kicks off at 9:00 with live entertainment. if you plan on coming, be aware, street parking is very limited. you may want to take public transportation. >> york insta-weather-plus forecast -- >> it turned out to be a pretty nice day today. we had some sunshine, at least through most of the morning. we made it up to 54 degrees. 45 at the airport, 42 in part in. -- parkton. right now, it is just high clouds. there is a potent storm system coming at us from the great lakes. it has some rain and some snow. some rainshowers coming out of ohio and into west virginia. as we head into the night, some of those rain showers may catch up to us in baltimore. partly cloudy skies to start the night. maybe some rain showe

baltimore. we've had some clouds. this camera directioner to the north-northeast not really showing them. nd into the counties. further west and north of baltimore you are definitely mixing in more cloud cover. winds are howling, 28-mile-per- hour push. up positive 39 this gaithersburg. temperatures ranging from the upper 30s to lower 40s, definitely a pinch and chill because of the biting and fighting winds. the storm system is working up into eastern canada, wrapping in that cold air, great lakes had the snow event. we're just watching fast moving weather pattern and not much of energy, just punch of impulses that will try to come our way including the one that pushes the winds today and the one that will try to keep cloud cover around over the next few days. we dry out tonight, clear it out and calm it dawn. intermittent clouds tomorrow through friday and probably through the weekend. temperatures work back up. if we get any showers, they will be on the north side of baltimore and probably rain showers at least into the start weekend. 43 today. it will be tough to move the thermometer.

baltimore. 50 degree still in quantico. temperatures will fall a little more quickly. chilly weather in the northeast. as to get into upstate new york and new england, it is cold. 31 degrees in burlington, 46 in boston. a chilly evening already. it will be cold overnight. we will see warmer temperatures tomorrow that go up and down on the thermometer over the next few days. we will stay quiet until we get to tuesday and wednesday when a stronger cold front comes in. some cult stuff is coming through the rockies -- denver has dropped to 21 degrees. no hot spots. brown still, texas is 78. that is as warm as we find in the continental u.s. for now. no sign of bitterly cold air and no sign of any big storm any time soon. it will happen sooner or later that is security. clear skies for us. high pressure. a massive area of high pressure in charge of weather for the next few days. "little wind chill wind will move through late friday night or saturday. saturday will be bright and sunny, just a little bit cooler. by sunday it will start to pick up southwesterly winds. we will warm into the upper 50's. i bet b

baltimore national pike. the major roadways are checking out ok. 58 in the area of old chemical road heading south on the j.f.x. 56 on at 95 in the northeast corner. looking good as you head into the city. this is the beltway that wilkins avenue. the outer loop is a bit heavier than it was a few minutes ago. that is to be expected. no delays. the harrisburg expressway, southbound traffic looking good. number brown is no problem, either --north bound is no problem either. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we're starting out with some clouds. 48 degrees at the airport. this is the first day of winter. the first part of winter because it is the shortest day of the year. we have nine hours and 24 minutes of some light today. it means the earth is tilted as far as possible away from the sun. the sun is the lowest in the sky. each day after this will be getting longer with a couple more seconds of daylight tomorrow. we will gain a whole minute by the end of the week. a very mild start to the winter season. details when we come back. >> we all know those holiday calories are quickly followed by new year's resolutions to lose weight. erik