i am tim tooten, live in northwest baltimore. >> a new era for maryland basketball. baltimore looks destined to take the reins. >> the impacts of the storm will linger into the upcoming weekend. the forecast is straight ahead. look at you. body rested. stress gone. mind sharp. because unisom gave you deep restful sleep all night. morning early birds. unisom. good night. good morning. >> the ballots are still being counted on the second day of voting on the teacher contract in baltimore city. >> some of the rank-and-file are not so sure it is going to pass. tim tooten is live in northwest baltimore tonight with the story. >> that have been counting the votes for the past hour, and there is no word of how long it will take to finish. has been a day of a long lines and short tempers in some cases. patience was -- was the order of the day. >> you sold us out. we are not going to benefit from this. >> i am very mixed on this. getou won't know until you to the box. >> i know how i am going to vote, but i don't have enough information. >> i am going to decide, it's a secret.

let's go live to northwest baltimore for an update. >> the first of a bed 6000 baltimore teachers began voting early today on the contract we have been hearing so much about. there have been a steady flow of teachers coming into the building. there appears to be a lot of concern over the fine print in this contract which calls for raises and maintains health benefits. but teachers say there's a need for clarity in a teacher evaluation process where performance is tied to achievement. we talk to teachers not long after they voted and reaction is very mixed. >> they're not looking out for the teacher. they're looking out for the administration. everybody except the teacher's concerns. >> based on performance, i think that will be great not only for teachers but the students. that's what we're here for. that's in the right direction. >> when you buy a new car, you want to see the car first. why which by car you haven't test driven our house has not finished. we don't know the whole contract. >> being a veteran of 30 plus years and i'm at the end of my career, i'm glad they are offering a l

in northwest baltimore. police say lewis called 911. he said his ddughter had stopped breathhng. then police say lewis changed his story. he additted killing tte child. disturbing news for one neighbor who called lewis respectfully -p>> i stiil can't believe thate said he did that. i would like to talk to him and whaa was the most horrible thing going through yoor mind that made you do thiss.3 >> police say an autopsy report revealed the child suffered from several previous injuries including a broken rib. >> tensions ruu high in the murder trial. a man accused of killing his3 wife.3 he pounded his fist and raised his voice. anger centered around what happened in the parking lot of this days innnwhere police found her car. the lead detective testified of the trans am was not searched until afttr it was towed but evidence showed that hat may n@ have been the ccse. >> any attorrey woull be offended if it were perceived that the state was produuing3 testimony as the prosecutor himself said that deceevee thee3 jury. %-decide if he will put dennis @ the stand. the defense is expected

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some strong northwest winds. 10 miles pee hour right now baltimore 14 miies per hour in hagerstown andington. all right. we are also watching the trooic. a possible depression in our future here últhough the cooputer models kick ii out to sea and kkeping an eye on this system right here just north oo puerto rrcc over the next couple of days as it is expected to form that a tropical depression over the next day or so. for tonight though cooling down to 48 degrres. mostly cloudy skies and then for tomorrow another great day with chance of some light showers and high only of 63. let you know when the sun will come out again commng up in a few minutes. >> thank you. you ccn be in charge of your own personalized forecast. i -úcoming storms down to your -ústreet. go to our web site slash i radar. out shows 50% of americans think the measure should be repealed. 44 percent think the llw ssould stty in place and majority still oppose hhalth caae reform those numbers are at the lowest point since that measure was passed back in march. mean time the cost of report from the centtr for &--úsays hee

let's go to northwest baltimore for an update. >> early voting began at about 3:00. it is just wrapping up. i can tell you it has been a very busy afternoon. teachers have been showing up in droves to cast their votes. there appears to be a lot of concern over the teacher evaluation system. that may have been a deciding factor in how some teachers voted today. some of them we talked to had this to say. thinghink it's a great for teachers. it is a very aggressive proposal and i think it will benefit good teachers. >> they will give us the $1,500 and take 40% tax off the top and the federal government does not tax stipends, so it is a bribe. >> so with good -- would you look at this again? >> i would vote for because allows teachers to have more say so about their own evaluations. >> >> they did not do a good job giving everybody information about it. >> based on performance, i think that will be great not only for teachers, but for students. that's what we are here for. i think that's in the right direction. >> we need to have more expert teachers involved in the a va

years ago arthur philip tried assisting baltimore city officer during a ddmestic dispute in northwest baltimorett officer claimed the deputy was interfering about and arrested him. after a 3 day ttial the jury sided with phillips. >> i feel in someehht vindicated. somewhat. but it's still f-it is still something that the situution itself sttll troubles me. >>reporter: meantime the city solicitor is planning to petition for a new trial. >>> president obama is in maryland tryyng to get governor o'malley more votes. ppesident spoke earlier this afternoon at state universiiy and says democrats need to be just as fired up as they were in 008 when he was he legislatureed. he praised o'malley for big investment in education ddring tough economic times. ú> i think the pundits are wrong. but bit is up tt you to prove them wrong. don't make me look bad, now. >>reporter: today's rally is the second in as many weeks for 0obama trying to help democrat keep control of congress. that brings us to our questton of the day. will the president aapearance in maryland affect your vvte for governor? go to our web si

how the teachers would beú evaluated and by whom.3 now it continues, started yesterday, in northwest baltimore. ittpicks up again, ight here, and thhevote begins at noon, and ends at 3:00. stay with us. i'm megan. ú%rly addition. >> stay tuned, for continuing coveraae. we'll talk to the presideet of the teachers' union. ttat's coming up in our 7700 ú%ur. >> the police are investigating, after a 7-yearroll girl said she was sexxally aasaulted by four police saa, the girl was walking home, and grabbed her and puuled her into the bushes and she was able to get away, but, her parents are outraged by the news.3 >> i'm very frustrated to hear, that someoneesaid that someone tried to take advantage have my daughter..ú >> somebody will find yoo. you will be found..3 >> no leads, and they are asked to call thh pooicee >> ♪ you can help the baltimore city police department, fight back against crime. thhy re looking for this man, he's behind five robberiis, dating back to july. he stabbed sommone and grabbed and threatened to hurt a child. -nyone with any information, call. ammmnition, in their fight aga

%-at cross country elementaryis school in northwest baltimore has some parents on edge.er sent to parents on3ú monday alerting them of a young student hospitalized aftee contracting viral meningitis. meniigitis is inflammation of the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord. it can be life threatening and3 emergency. >> make sure it is comppetely done. >> welcome to l come to school. no alarm to not come to school. >> thh principal said the school bottom.ú wind down from top to and including all desks, water spouts and door handles. there is also another possible case of meningitis at cross country but that case has not been confiimed. >> new this hour. baltimore jury awards nearly $21 million in a lead paint lawsuit. victim had lead poisoning while living in a city housing3 authority apartment. damages will be likely reduced because of the state cap on non-economic damages. but judge will make tte final call. >> days after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor a city council woman is headed to floridd on the taxpayers dime. the city spending board approved

this afternoon, governor o'malley cast his ballot in northwest baltimore.and he said that he is encouraged by early numbers. >> yeah, the early reports are more people are taking advantage of early voting. that's a good thing. we need to have a bigger turnout than in the primarr. i think there is a lot of exxitement. people have focused on the race and two alternatives. >> ittcontinues tommrrow from 10 to eight. and there is no voting on sunday.ú but early voting will resume next monday and continue through thursday. >> and fox 45 has two specials to help you sort out the issues. for the record looks at the race for governor. the first congressional and slots in arundel county. it ayers at 2:30 and 5:00 tomorrow. and on the governor's race takes a look at the two men ruunng for the top office and how they differ on key issues. thattbe special is tomorrow at 4:30p.m.. and 10 a.m. sunday on fox 45. >> and stay with fox 45 news for the latest on the mid term elections. go to foxbaltimore.com/vote 2010. >> and the economy is the main concern among voters this e

that still cannot understand how %-it waa two years ago, on thisf street in northwest baltimore. phillips attemptee to help a friend diffuse a domestic disturbance. when officers arrived at the scene, tempers erupted. and deputy phillips found himself under arrest. handcuffs, hauled awwy and humiliatted. >> what he did was offer information to the officer. that's what he tried to do. and the officer, for whatever reeson, only known to him. did not wanttto hear it. >> how does it enddup, with him in handcuffs? >> but the deputy had the final say. he slapped the ciiy ith a %-things, his ccostitutionalr rights were violated. and after a three day trial.ú a jury this week, ruled in the deputy's favor. awarding him $600,000 in damages..3 >> i feel somewhat vindicated. somewhat. but it is still something that the situationnitself still troubles me. >> for its part, the city calls the judgment assonishing. jeff abell, fox 45 nees ""ate edition". >> the city soliciioo is3 planning to petition for an entirely new trial. >> red light ticketttroubles tonight in baltimore city. did a compute

confessed to playing a role in the baby's death but the crime that left the neighborhood in northwest baltimore not far from the county line stunned. >> reporter: the girl's father said he walked into her room and found her in her crib not breathing. >> initially the father wasn't a suspect and stated he saw the infant not breathing and called the medics. >> reporter: the girl was taken to the hospital where she died later thursday evening as he was being interviewed by police. he confessed to killing her. >> appears he may have either choked or shaken her. the me is still looking at her. >> reporter: people who live near the home say there are a lot of children in the neighborhood and they never spotted any problems until now. >> should bee valued mentally. then -- if he is mentally not mentally ill this man should be given the book. . >> reporter: thomas green is a local minister who lives down the street from lewis. >> people are having babies to young and they don't have nyotraning they don't go anywhere to get training on how to take care of the babies. the body was taken to the state medi

the baby girl was found dead inside her father's home in the 3800 block of glengyle avenue in northwest baltimore. christian schaefer is back with more on this developing story. >> reporter: baltimore city police are telling us that wednesday night officers respond ed to sinai hospital to an infant who was not breathing. the baby girl chloe lewis later died at that hospital. her father walked into the baby's room and saw she was not breathing. they interviewed the baby's father. eventually they say he confessed. >> it appears he may have either choked or shaken the baby. the m' s office is still examining but that's where we're at right now. >> reporter: an autopsy shows the baby had several healed injuries as well. remember she was only 6 months old including a broken rib. tonight we'll have much more on this still developing story on abc 2 news at 11:00. >> three teens face assault charges in hartford county after one of them sprayed a chemical liquid in the face of two girls and then attacked all three of them. it happened at edgewood high school as classes got underway tuesday and that's wher

a call came in for gunshots and the park heights area of northwest baltimore, where police found a man's body. >> they found an adult male in the rear, suffering from apparent gunshot wound to the head. >> police have no suspects or motives in the case. the weekend violence left five people dead and several others injured. police said they are deploying additional units to address the outbreak of violence police commissioner fred bealefeld met with senior commanders at headquarters this hour. we will have the latest tonight on 11 news at 5:00 and 6:00. city police are investigating what they are calling a suspicious death in west baltimore. they found a body inside a vacant rowhouse at the hundred block of north freemont avenue around 5:45 sunday evening. the identity of the victim has not been released. a georgia man is behind bars in maryland, charged with kidnapping. police said a 28-year-old victim called 911 to report that she and her two children had been kidnapped by her estranged husband. within an hour, police in cecil county located the vehicle and arrested the suspect. he now

funeral for sterling palmer is scheduled for 11:00 friday morning at the dalton baptist church in northwest baltimore. >>> a flag painted in the middle of a knoting ham street is history. baltimore county crews removed it to the protest of some neighbors. the flag was right in the middle of albert take avenue. written next to it was support our troops and a tribute to a service member named justin. but an anonymous complaint brought out the county with a pressure washer to remove the flag. something that other neighbors say wasn't really necessary. >> i don't see anything wrong with it. i think it's one way for people to express the fact they want to support our troops there's nothing wrong with that. >> baltimore county highway department director ken burgess says the flag had to go because the paint used posed a hazard in the road and was also defacing county property. he says the county can't discriminate between a patriotic display and inflammatory graffiti. meanwhile abc 2 news checked the flag code and a flag paint flood the middle of a busy road is not considered an appropriate way to display

happened around 9 this morning on shirley avenue near park heights avenue in northwest baltimore.man body discovered ii house shot in the head. >> as we said this is the sixth omicide since saturday morning. murder sceee here are spread out all over the city. police say 2 of the homiciie however are related. mr. fred bell field met with leaders in the police department to go over the crime fighting strategy. >> big push from the commissioner to the rank and file is really again bad guys with guns. all theee cases have guns somehow ntertwined. the victims in a lot of these cases have criminal records. >>>eporter: police say weekend crime is down. 16 percent this year from last. >> kattleen live in the north baltimmre community with the latest on this side of the story. kathleen. >>reporter: one of the homicide cases centers on this. this alley. this is where one of the bodies was found and residents in this area say they re doing úveeything they can to fight back against crime. while spiritual approachhto get their message out to the streets, others are more involved in their neigh

ppul street clooed and the run lesser make their way up to northwest baltimore. and will head east. and the route will lead them to east baltimore so, eastern avenue will be closed between linwood and patterson park avvnues and another road closure light street will be shut down. there will be parking resttictionness effect along the route so, keep that in mind. for a ist go to fox baltimore.com and click on news link. >>> it's tenth anniversary of the baltimore marathon and this event will affect everybody. >> we have a much clossr ook at some of the reasonn why this is becoming a baltimore tradition. >> as the 22,000 runners they are a lake of miles nd wet. -- sweat. >> the reason i'm running is two sttge two melanoma.gnosed with >> she has recovered bbt she is running forrher aunt. >> it just kind of turned into let's doothis all together. >> nicole reconnected with two high school friends. >> drag you across the finish line type of person. >> it's been about 20 years but it's almost like no timm has passaged for some it's about camaraderie. for others it's g b getting here. >> th

scheduled for 11:00 tomorrow morning at daulton baptist church with is consider -- which sits in northwest baltimore. >>> it's now 6:05. democracy 2010 news here this morning. two candidates for governor going head to head again today. governor o'malley and former governor ehrlich will participate in the second debate before the november election. this event is hosted by the washington post and will be streamed live on the website starting at noon and we will have complete coverage of the event tonight at five, six and 11. and voting will continue for the second day on a new contract that puts performance ahead of experience for baltimore city teachers. the contract replace experience and agrees with students test scores and teachers performance evaluations evaluations in determining how teachers are promoted and rewarded in the future. in on online petition over a hundred teachers claim a state committee hasn't started to figure out how the teachers will and called for postponement of the vote. >>> stewed antisouth river high thought there was film crew to document them. they got a big surprise es

. >>> a northwest baltimore woman comes home from the grocery store to find her husband of 50 years dead. and detectives say that 78-year- old sterling palmer was stabbed inside his home on edison highway saturday afternoon. they don't know if it's a robbery but his cash was gone but he was still wearing a watch and other jewelry when his wife found him on the basement floor. >> i tried to give him mouth-to- mouth resuscitation. he wasn't doing anything. the only thing i was saying was please don't do this to me and when i looked down i saw a lot of blood. >> my heart is broken because somebody took him away from us. whatever they wanted, he would have given to them and they didn't have to kill him. >> and police say anyone with information on the crime should call the baltimore city homicide unit. >>> on annapolis high school student charged with raping a classmate faced similar charges months before and now that is forcing the annapolis fleece change their policy. in late september they arrested reed on in charges of sexually assaulting a second girl. annapolis police say they will cha

it happened around 9:00 this morning on shirley avenue in northwest baltimore.ught he was found in a home, shot in the head. as we said this is the 6th homicide since saturday morning. the murder scenes as you ccn see here, spread out all over the city. two of the homicides are relayed. commission bealefield met with leaders in the police department to go over the crime fighting strategg. >> the big push, from the commissioner, to the rank and file is really, again, bad guys with gunss all of these cases have guns, >> police say weekend crimm is down 16 % this year from last. >> well city residents have several strategies fighting back against crime. as kathleen cairns reports, there is a common cry for all residents to do their part. the effort to stop the violence. >> right here. >> karen stokes said that one of the homicide vvctims was found behind her home in the oaken shaw neighborhood. a man shot in the chest. ironically stokes has devoted her life to improving baltimore's neighborhoods..3 as the director of the greater homewood ommunity corps. >> i say th

it was two years ago, on thii -treet in northwest baltimore. when phillips, attempted to help a friend diffuse a domestic disturbance. >> when officers aarived at this scene, tempers erupted. and depuuy phillips found himself under arrest. handcuffed. >> what he did was offer information, to the officer. that's what he tried to do. and the officer, for whatever reason, only known to him, didn't want to hear it. >> how does it end up, with him in handcuffs? %-works. is a district where he -heee people know him and recognize him. he is in full uniform. >> the deputy had the final say. he slapped the city with a lawsuit alleging, among other thingss his constitutional rights were violattd. and after a three day trial, a jury this week, ruled n the deputy's favor..3 awarddng him $600,000 in damages. >> i feel somewhat vindicated somewhat. but it is still -- it still is something that the situation, itself, troubles me. %-about how power can be used ad abused in that process.3 >> for its part, the city calls promises an apppal. jeff abelll fox 45 ne

voting started today at the baltimore teachers' union headquarters in northwest baltimore.is contract though is attracting national attention. and teaahers would get paidú more, but pay would be largely based on performance. and at the end of the contract, one ttacher ii every school, could be making more than $100,000 a year. >> i don't believe there is any teacher not trying his or her best. i would hope. but we have never been rewarded %->> critics say they need more information on how teachers will be evaluated. voting will continue tomorrow at poly western from noon to 3:00. >> jurors listen to heated phone conversations betwwen dennis and %-lepooa tells us tonight they %-and volatile relationship.iery >> tracy tetso dissppeared without a trace march 62005. %-but prosecutors believe deenis tetso murdered her. >> there is no direct evidence. there is no ssoking gun. >> what you needdis proof of motiie. >> in tetso's case there was an affair that left the marriage in ruins. recorded phone conversations between tracy and dennis show how volatile the relationship had becom

now police say the actually and dennison in northwest baltimore. >> jurors in the ken harris murder caselock after deliberating for three days. joy lepola has the latest. >> for the first time since deliberations started in the murderrtrial for former baltimore councilman ken harris. jurors show siggs of deadlock. it comes in the form of a note. that reads quote the jury has not reachedda unanimous decision, on the first two charges. defense attorney bevins represents the youngest three. in this case. consideeing the case seriously. that's all anyone could ask for. and it could be that 11 are holding out in favor of acquittal. it could be another number. ú%don'' know. but, again, they are takinggthis deliberating process seriously. >> does the note indicate jurors cannot get beyond the murder and conspiracy to coomit murder charges. or does it mean that they have decided the other counts and are deadlocked on the remaining two? >> they may ot have gotten to the resttof the case. or they may have already decided. it is anybody's guess. facing 29 counts jurors have a substantial aaount of

. >> it was wednesday night in this house in northwest baltimore that police say a young father's frustrations with his infant daughter turned into murder. 20-year-old timothy lewis called medics when his six-month-old stopped breathing. at first police were not suspicious of lewis. but during questioning -- >> he admitted choking the child after it cried. >> police aren't sure if anyone else was at home during the time. p detectives know the child had prior injuries that did not contribute to her death. doris acuna lives next door. she doesn't think the news can be true. >> he seemed very nice. i don't think. >> the incident has neighbors talking about how can an -- >> he helped me shovel the snow this winter when a lady was stuck up in here. i guess the pressure of children -- >> you can't put it on the pressure of no kid. a kid can't help himself. you got to put up with a kid. >> i ain't understand the responsibility of no child. >> timothy lewis is charged with first degree murder along with first and second-degree assault. a court record shows lewis has no criminal past in maryland. at po

. >> it was wednesday night in this house in northwest baltimore that police say a young father's frustrations with his infant daughter turned to murder. 20-year-old timothy lewis called medics when his 6-month-old stopped breathing. at first police were not suspicious of lewis, but during questioning -- >> he admitted to choking the child after it cried. >> police aren't sure if there was anyone else home at the time. detectives know the child had prior injuries that did not contribute to her death. >> his neighbor says the news can't be true. >> the family is very nice. i don't think so. >> the alleged murder of an infant on their block has neighbors thinking of interactions with lewis and talking about how something so awful could happen to a child a few doors down. >> he helped me shovel the snow this winter. i guess the pressure of the children, you know? >> no, no, no. you can't put it on no pressure of no kid, you know? a kid can't help himself. you got to put up with the kid. you made the kid -- >> he ain't understand the responsibility of no child. >> timothy lewis is charged with fir

this is at mosher and madison in northwest baltimore. apparently firefighters arrived on the scene.were able to quickly knock down most of the flames. but you see firefighters still working in the area. at this point, there are no reports of injuries. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you very much, captain mike perry. >>> it is a perfect autumn afternoon. >> the question is, will it stay that way for the weekend? stay that way for the weekend? bob ,, i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. buried in his website - a promise to replace the tax code with a 23% sales tax and eliminate the mortgage interest deduction. a bush tax panel said families would pay $6,000 more a year. a reagan tax advisor calls it a very dumb idea. but that's not his only bad idea. harris was the only senator to vote against expanding the child care tax credit and against the state's cancer treatment program. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. >>> here's a live look outside. great afternoon to be out riding a bicycle. >> sure is. perfect day to do it. >>> just clear. what a gr

. >>> calls for concern at cross- country elementary in northwest baltimore city after a student is diagnosedlaining it is highly contagious, but not deadly. school officials ask parents to be on the lookout for symptoms, which include high fever, vomiting, and a severe headache. >>> president is headed to maryland today, appeared at buoys state for a rally, praising the governor and barbara ma could you ski up for reelection. he will be in prince georges county. that visit hours before the labor department releases unemployment figures. unemployment figures. >>> ,, man: let me see the map. just drive, we'll get there! adventure runs on dunkin', with our maple cheddar breakfast sandwich. breakfast just got a whole lot sweeter. [ male announcer ] are pixilated pictures, frozen images and weather-related glitches part of your regular tv schedule? time to switch to verizon fios. it delivers 100% fiber optics straight to your home, for the best picture quality, and more hd... not to mention internet rated #1 in satisfaction, speed and reliability 4 years in a row. upgrade to fios tv, internet and

court may not issue an opinionnin this case >>> theee's a confirmed case of ú%ningitis at a northwest baltimored thee that a young student was hoopitalized after contracting viral mennngitis. %-emergency.onsidered a medicaln >> student are welcome to come to school the they stilllneee to come here and get their >> the priicipal says the school has beee thoooughly cleaned. there's also a second possible case oo meningitissat cross country, but it has not been confirmed. >>> can a website save a life? starting toddy the house of rutú is addressinggteens in need on their own turf, thh internet. the official unveiling issat sinai hospitallthis mornnng. that is where joel d smith iss3 there to show us how the new website will hhlp identify the signs of dangerous relationship before itts too late. good morninn, joel. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. that of course, is the goal. we are here at si ininai hospitl ú%r a good reason. tell us why we're here? >> we're hhre because this herr at sinai hospital is the last or this display which chroniclls theehistory of the issue of domestic violence as wel

we are ddaling with some trouul3 ii northwest baltimore. we have two accidents.ayy a little bit of congestion. we're loooing at a 133minute it will congest traveling if 95 to 83, so do be awareeof that, thaa streech is going to take you 15 minutes and thereewe're looking at an average speed of 50 miles per our. traafic is starting to pick up -n the nootheass corridor of 95. frrm white boulevard to the beltway, you're looking at a 5-minute tripe. that's a look at traffic edge, megan, back to you.3 >>> thhnks, lluuen. the waittis almost over for the 33 chilean miners trrpped nearly %-joel d smith explaining howw3 dangerous the rescue could be tomorrow..3 it couldn't come soon enough. >> reporter: everybody feeling that way. endure this, but this situation was completely unexpected. 333mmn going back to work, ann ú%u ddn't see hem inntwo months. they neeer come home. this horrible ordeal could be over in the coming hours and days. the family members throoingd. %-they ill be broughh up in a theehealthiest ones go first. they tell everybody on top how to best get evee

in northwest baltimore on shirley avenue near park heiggts avenue on monday morning.is the 6th person shot and killed since saturday..3 scenes are spread out all over the city, but police say two of the homicides may be related..3 the recent spike in crime has police ommissioner fred baled bealefeld ann other police leaders trying to come up with a plan to keep the baltimore safe. >> the push from the commissioner and thh rank nd file is bad guys with guns. all of these cases have guns, you know, somehow iitertwined. the victims in a lot of these ccses have criminal records. >> despite this weekend's numbers, according to police, weekend crime this year is down aboot 15% compared to last year. >>> the rrcent spike in crime has city residents saying enough is enough and many are now fighting back. residents are doing their part to become involveddin community groops. like one in charles village are -ozens on involved in a community watch ppogram. for one resident karen stokes a victii was ffund behind her oak and shaw home. now she ii worring to improve the qqality of

clear skies, light northwest reece, 52 in downtown baltimore to start out saturday. nice looking start to the weekend. sunday, watch out, low pressure in the upper atmosphere is dropping south and east and looks like it will bring another round of rain. if you want to be of by this weekend, tomorrow looks like the day. sunshine and comfortable temperatures. clouds on the increase on sunday, and sunday night into monday, more re developing in our area. it is starting to look a little more significant as far as a decent around of rain coming down. tomorrow, a nice day. north winds on the bay, little gusty at times with waves of 1-2 feet. the mountains may pick up showers as early as tomorrow afternoon. around the bay will be beautiful, sunny skies and the beaches look beautiful at the lower eastern shore. traveling west down tomorrow and headed toward pittsburg, it looks like a cool fall weather was some spotty showers for the football game sunday afternoon. mostly cloudy and a chance for a shower with temperatures only in the low 50's in pittsburgh on sunday. 67 degre

northwest wind has come. take a look. 56 in baltimore. that's it. take a look out west even more empresssive. 37 in oakland this afternoon, just absolutely incredible. here's the situation. we do still have the same storm. you see it's spinning around the entire mid-atlantic. here's where most of the solid rain has pushed. as long as this is in the region we do have the chance for the shower although we won't get the more solid rain. the chance for the showers and then tomorrow as it wraps up and starts to pull out we have the chance for a few showers. it's not until thursday that it clears up. with this hanging around that's what we're talking about, keeping the clouds around and cool air. by thursday it starts to leave us. sunshine returns in the afternoon and temperatures will respond. so the forecast comes together like this. tomorrow we still have that low around, still the chance for a shower or two but the drier air is not that far away. it's waiting to come in our direction. today mostly cloudy, chance for a shower, only getting close to 60

baltimore. tonight, comfortable, 45-52. northwest winds at 5-10 miles an hour. that system moves out and big high pressure over the west starts to nudging here for at least for a day. you can see the next weather disturbance coming out of canada and dropping across wisconsin. it will move across the mountains and reach us probably on sunday. if you have plans to be outside, tomorrow is the day to do it. it looks really nice from sunrise to sunset, a really nice day to be outdoors. there might be some rain for the ravens out there, and then scattered showers popping up sunday afternoon and evening. off and on showers are in the forecast for the middle of next week. soak up the sun tomorrow, and enjoy it. highs of 65-70. on the bay, winds out of the north, bay waters temperatures ranging through the low 70's. a chance for a couple of spotty showers out in the mountains. around the chesapeake, beautiful weather conditions, sunshine and 67. gorgeous on the lower eastern shore as well. there is that forecast for pittsburg on sunday. below 50's with the chance for a s

continue to weaken over the upcoming weekend. 61 tomorrow, 64 for the baltimore running festival on saturday. winds out of the northwest saturday, but it is pushing it toward the finish line toward the end of the race. sunshine and 70 on sunday. a few more showers possible tuesday and wednesday. >> the ravens have downplayed the effect of the playoffs last season. tom brady into forced humility. that is coming up in sports. >> tonight's jackpot has an estimated annuity of $2,200,000. yuri winning numbers for tonight. 3-29-17-37-43-36. if no one matches all six numbers on one line of the ticket, the jackpot climbs to $2,300,000. the next drawing is monday night here on wbal-tv 11. here on wbal-tv 11. the marylan i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harris even opposed making big insurance cover c

northwest. the slight ris that can build in to carroll baltimore, harford county, temperatures down to 64 by daybreak. tomorrow, we just -- the transition day to 76 and scattered showers left over. cool air builds in by wednesday at 68 and we drop to 62 on thursday and chance of more showers as a chilly northeast wind will hold us below normal. lows in the 40s and highs about 64 on friday and saturday. kim. >> reporter: traffic is moving very smoothly all around the area. fortunately, all lanes are open on hay harrisburg expressway. we are at warren road. you see a steady stream of volume but no major delays or any problems at this time to let you know about. as we look at the maps, we are work and crash at east madison in the falls way and police are on the scene trying to make repairs on the ruptured water main westbound lanes remain close approaching the beltway. two-way traffic gets by on the eastbound side. >>> you think brett farv is thinking i should have stayed in my rangeler and he is accused of sending sexually suggestive messages to a jets report twoar years ago. >> i guess he is respondin

baltimore. five up in hagerstown. 12 in d.c..from the northwest, calm winds and ccearing skies tonight.see a few breaks of the clouds here, on the satellite imagery. that will cause us to cool down overnight. and down to the 40s.ú so chilly temperatures tootalk about. we will see a rebound in the teeperatures at the end of the week. once we finally dry out. some showers oof to the north and east. that's the case again. over the next couple of days. still dealing with two low pressure systems sitting on either side of us briiging inú for tomorrow we will stay mostly cloudy through the day. not a lot as far as rain. but rain is back in play wednesday. as more shhwers work the way through. we will see the chance of showers during the day wednesday. before it clears out on thursday. and hen after that, he rest of the week we will seem nice. once e are ttrough the next weather weehave plenty of sunshine. ann warmer temperatures to talk weekk not the case tonight. 48 degrees. overnight. spots of drizzle still out and gusty winds still a possibility out of the north at five to 15. and then for

baltimore. eventually out of the northwest as the nor'easter moves away. we will get winds and they could gust up to 20, 30 miles per hour. that's a possibility. temperatures across the region. we are at 51 degrees, 50 in quantico, 48 in manassas, baltimore 48-degree, annapolis is 50 degrees and your forecast for today looks like this: partly sunny. there will be clouds hanging around, but partly sunny. breezy, down right windy at times. a stray shower is possible later, most of you won't get rain, but we could see sprinkles pop up. high of 66. weekend looks great, cooler than last weekend, but lots of sunshine. sunny tomorrow, 66. our average high for tomorrow 68 degrees. we're close to that. sunday we're above it. redskins play at fedex field sunday night. i think the be pleasant and become cool during the course of the night. the day on sunday looks fine. monday and tuesday not bad but scattered showers return on tuesday. that's what's happening with the weather, now let's find out about the roads with julie wright. >>> so far so good. i kind of quiet w

northwest wind generally. that is the case right now because we don't have a lot of moisture -- well, as much actual moisture. in baltimore the rain has ended at this stage. we will look at the large scale radar just to give you an idea. the bulk of the rain has moved out. especially heavy stuff. new york state. hudson river valley and new england will deal with it today. we have clouds. there are a few showers east of town. that is all that is left just about. the remaining issue with flooding and whatnot will start to straighten itself out today. by the end of the day we fully intend to get some sunshine in the picture and turn this around. here is the amount of rain we got yesterday. on tv hill almost five inches of rain. east of us, six, seven, eight inches of rain. you see the band of red up and down the bay into harford county and into pennsylvania. that is where the heaviest rain was yesterday and that was up six, seven, eight-inches. farther west the lesser amounts of rain. but three to four inches at a minimum. most of the thunderstorm activity has moved east and is in new jersey. as far as the flood threat, we h

isolated locations today. 62 at the bus stop with a northwest wind at 5-10. 68 degrees, so it's mild with all of tte cloud cover and that is in the baltimored surroundinn areas in the low 50s. 73 degrees at 6:000p.m. after hitting the high of 7 at 2:00 this afternoon right round there, anyway. let's see hat happening on the roads with andace dold. she is here with the track edge. candace. >> reporter: thank you,3 steve. the big story is at harford road winn road a broken watermain break. right now crews are on he scene tryinggto get this, but you can see it's just a mess. 1 lane is open, but you want to stick with the alternate route, and you can use bel air road. no incidents to report 95 toward 83. 11 minutes at 54 miles per hour. 55 miles per hour ith only an 8 minute clip from southbound 95 toward the fort mchenryytunnel ú%ly a 9 minute clip, 544miles per hour here. that's a look at the morning travels, patrice, over to you. >>> thank you, candace. >>> 5:32 on fox 44 early edition. dozens of baltimmre ounty residents are without water and commuters aae left maneuvering %-detours.ffic delayssann all oo this afferra 12-inch watermain bre

northwest. so breezy. and then windy. through the overnight friday to saturday morning. we will see a decent day for the baltimoreival. sunshine. runners liking it cool. ú%d that's what it will be in the morning. sunday sunshine. 66. next chance for showers tuesday of next week. jennifer and jeff. >> that will do it for thee"late edition". thank you for jo

baltimore region a half. two points low at 38 degrees. the winds west, northwest. the wind gusts have been higher. 25 here. 22 at ocean city. so far this afternoon i did see a wind gust up to 30 at the airport. that's about the strongest i've seen. up to the north it's still windy. it's still rainy. that low pressure is around the eastern section of maine, causing rain across new york, new hampshire and maine, 4500 feet up. they have had 10 inches of snow. at 2,000 feet, four inches of snow. a little too far to the the south you get a lot of wind. generally we're seeing sunny to partly cloudy skies. the little feature came through with a few showers. we'll see a few clouds, generally clear skies. for the weekend high pressure bulsd. it will be breezy tomorrow. chilly tomorrow night, very pleasant on sunday. temperatures may get up to 70 on sunday. cooler as we go into next week, maybe the chance for showers on tuesday. west winds 15 to 20. gusts of 30 knots. bay temps in the mid-60s. it will be chilly, down to 42 by morning. tomorrow a lot of sunshine, a breeze but

so looking att55 in d.c. 54 baltimore. 50 in hagerstown. 41 degrees out there in western maryland. in oakland. northwestht now singll digits, ffw teens popping in there. hagerstown. winds from 10-to-15. gusting up to maybe 20 to 25 tomorrow. so it will get breezy as we go through the day tomorrow. mostly into saturday morning. we will definitely get breeze out there. but we will enjoy sunshine back in the icture. see across the region. cooler temperatures back northwest in the 40s. we have mainly 40s and 50s across the mid-atlantic. we have this area of low pressure to the north, and this othee low on the coastal region. this is actually strengthening into new york. long island. by the time it reaches boston, windsspick up on the back edge of it. and heavy rainfall. nor'easter type of weather. but rapping in the cooler temperatures and then also wrapping in the winds that weú will deal wwth through the weekend. future scaa shows the storm leaving. breaks in the clouds around heee friday, saturday. and then as we get into the looking at better conditions. 48 degrees tonight with clouds breaking. and the

baltimore and southbound, current temperature of 50 degrees. very similar to yesterday. as we have winds out of the west northwest at 8 miles per hour. 80% humidity. once you head out to the beltway, it changes a little bit. our satellite radar composit highlights the fact we are locked in with the clouds. but to the north and not being picked up on the radar imagery there are drizzle patches and some wet roads to be found especially once you head north of towson on 83 through hunt valley and harford zone and towards carroll county from rifterstown and westminster and manchester and beyond. it could be wet on the north side. we should get a little better than yesterday. thinning out the clouds a peak or two of sun with the guaranteed high of 62. now let's check on the traffic and toss it back over to kim. >> reporter: we have a couple accidents to let you know about. in annapolis, an over-- an overturned vehicle with no injuries. that is at crownsville road and honey suckel lane in baltimore city reports of a crash at wakefield road and bonner road and down trees west seminariy avenue. baltimore county crews are

northwest, up to 30. and then tomorrow, still windy for the baltimore running festival. it will be nicc enough.ith thh sunshine, and cooler temperatures. >>>so, a little breezy, anda sunshine. 65 degrees, and mostly clear, and 67 wiih a channe of a3 passing shower. and 59 degrees, and mostly clear for thursday. >> we neee to check on the roadways, to see what the commute looks like this morning. >> thank you. well, it is friday, and we getú the weekend off to a great there. >> right now, on the beltway, 62-mileesper-hour, and 57 on tte p> we want tootalk about route 40, ttaveling right near the region. anddreport of a fire activity. and we'll continue to keep you updated. flashing lights.'lllfind and as for the beltwaa, let's take a live-look, at route 40, and you can see, it's starting to become a cramped ide, and that's the deal, down towards 95. right at 195. take a live-look there, and show you. there's nothing to get in the way. >> looking good. ann, in fact, that continues, from the bellway, right near 395 exit, and then, up towards for the mchenrr tunnel. and we'vv been talking aaout roa

northwest at 17 mmles per hour. so back couple days we received record breaking rain so back couple days we received record breaking rain here in baltimoreot your problem.