oriole park is not the first built on sacred soil. second base in cincinnati's riverfront tedium is on the site of the first place of where rogers. [laughter] the orioles new centerfield was once the site of a similar were george herman with senior solid nickel contains soup. the barkeep son had warehoused power. that may baseball term describes batteries that can hit the old brick vno warehouse 460 feet from camden yards home plate down the right-field line. the file lines at oriole park or different links as it out to be. because space dollars about asymmetry. giamatti who rose from the presidency to the splendor of baseball commissioner said that we associate the share with happiness and leisure at a sporting event with a shared absence of care. giamatti hinted parks without closer represents of paradise. a ballpark can be a place in an age when religious ceremonies are decreasing as central many lives and in the republican which civic rituals are purposely fuel and spare, sport can satisfy your need for ceremony. baltimore's jewel

to baseball where it's silver and gold for the orioles. three orioles won gold gloves for defense.ger awards for their hitting. it goes to the top offensive player at each position. at first base, you guessed it -- chris dailey vis. davis led the major leagues with 53 homeruns and 137 runs driven in. it's the first time he's won the silver slugger and the first orioles first baseman to get the award since 1998. adam jones wins a silver slugger for the outfield. he's the first oriole outfielder ever to get the honor. 33 homers, 109 runs driven in for jones. both career highs for jones, he said he's surprised to find he's the first oriole outfielder to win that award. and j.j . hardy gets the silver slugger for shortstop, first time's ever won the award. his 25 homers, the most at his position. the three silver sluggers are the most for any team in the majors. cxsgsufitis the first time they've had three winners. all of them agreed they want to win as a team. they want to get to the play offs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] brace yourself for mcdonald's new jalapeno kicker

. >> he was scouted for the orioles -- a minor-league team back then.h hundreds of thousands of dollars. the guy next to him is jack dunn, the owner of the baltimore orioles. george was so young, that in order to hire him, dunn had to become george's legal guardian. >> they go to spring training and the baltimore sun starts referring to george ruth as "jack dunn's baby," and by may of that year, it had been shortened to "babe ruth." >> soon, fans could tune into radio broadcasts of the babe pitching for the boston red sox. but he was even more valuable as a slugger. he moved on to the championship yankees and stardom. but he always made time for his fans, especially young ones. >> there are many stories about the babe coming home from yankee stadium after a game, and he would stop the car if he saw a game of ball going on, and get out and play with the kids because he just was like that. >> babe ruth had a heart as big as yankee stadium. mike told me the story of babe's promise to a kid dying of a rare disease. it was a promise that seems to have helped

adam jones became the first oriole out fielder the take home the honor. he says with all the orioles great out fielders he's surprised he's the first to win one. j.j. hardy gets the silver slugger for shortstops for the first time. he had 25 homeruns, leading all other players at his position. hardy is the third orioles shortstop to win that award joining ripken and tejada. the three silver slugers are the most out of any team in the major leagues. congratulations all around. >> can i show you something really cool? >> yes. >>> i want to take a look outside. we have this great shot looking to the east. >> yeah. >> now, true east is going to be the hard left-hand side of your screen. that is as we take look at first warning doppler weather radar the north eastern edge of that moisture down there on the eastern shore. >> okay. >> how cool that? >> very . >> it really is. it's now sitting out to the wesa good slug of moisture moving our way. all that is moving straight southwest to northeast. this stuff that's immediately out to the west of frederick, that's

. >> duque de oriol. >> pero tÚ serÁs nuestro invitado. ... que vino el otro dÍa? >> pues que, que yo andaba buscando a mi hijo y que andaba en el muelle. >> ¿te dijo tu nombre? >> no. >> pero un dÍa aqui me lo dijiste. ¿no te has acordado cÓmo te llamas? >> ya sÉ, te llamare morena. >> sÍ. >> de ahora en adelante te llamarÁs morena. >> yo no me llamo morena, me llamo elena. >> ¿elena? elena. >> no, no. no me acuerdo de mi nombre, seÑora, no sÉ. ♪. ♪. >> no tengo derecho a inquietarte, te quiero tanto, nisa y cada instante que estamos cerca y siento tu respiraciÓn agitada, quiero abrazarte, besarte. nisa. >> buen dÍa, hermosa. dichosas esas flores que reciben tus caricias. ¿cÓmo te sientes? >> bien. junto a felipÍn siempre me siento bien. >> ah, vaya, quÉ bueno que en su compaÑÍa te sientas bien. >> no, no te ofendas, por favor, yo estoy muy agradecida contigo, pero es que no estoy acostumbrada a tantas comodidades. >> ¿ah, no? ¿y a quÉ estÁs acostumbrada entonces? >> al arrullo del mar, a la sinceridad, a la amistad y aqÍi no es fÁcil encontr

brindemos por el nuevo duque de oriol. mÁs estaremos de fiesta en esta casa. mi hija constanza contraerÁ matrimonio con don eduardo aquÍ, en la hacienda de san felipe. pido un brindis por los futuros esposos, eduardo y constanza. salud. >> salud. >> salud. ♪. >> buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes. >> quÉ agradable lugar ¿eh? >> gracias, bienvenido, pase. >> gracias. ♪. >> ah, por lo que veo, tenemos fiesta en casa. ♪. >> ey, tÚ. hay fiesta en casa ¿verdad? >> un momento, por favor. >> gracias. ♪. >> doctor ortiz. >> sÍ, nazario. >> lo busca el seÑor criail. >> ¿ah? gracias. >> por favor. >> carlos. >> doctor, gusto verlo. >> quÉ bueno que llegas ¿eh? >> gracias. >> mira, te voy a presentar a un grupo de personas. >> muy bien. >> ¿me permites un segundo, por favor? >> claro que sÍ. >> alberta. >> me asustÓ. >> ¿quiÉn es ese tipo que estÁ con el doctor ortiz? >> es carlos, mi novio. >> ¿ese hombre es su novio? >> sÍ, pero Él no lo sabe. >> deje sus tonterÍas, alberta. ¿ese es el hombre que rescatÓ a felipe de la tormenta? >> ay

. >> le prohÍbo que se exprese aii de filip, recuerde que es el hijo del duque de oriol. >> al que usted bueno ¿quÉ le hizo? >> pregÚnteselo a Él. vÁmonos, adela. >> ¿quÉ te pasa? ¿tienes algo que decirme? >> son tantas cosas, nisa, pero ahora solo puedo decirte que, que te quiero, mi amor, te quiero tanto. >> dorita, miguelito ¿me hacen el favor de esperar un momento allÁ afuera? tengo que hablar con filip. filip, quiero que me digas que le hiciste a alberta. >> bernie, es que solo le enseÑamos esta lagartija, es de hule, mira, pero se asustÓ mucho ella y adela. >> eso no debe hacerse, filip. >> sÍ, pero queriamos jugar. >> hay otras formas de jugar, pero nunca asustando a las personas mayores. >> ella siempre nos anda asustando a nosotros. >> entonces lo hiciste por venganza y eso no estÁ bien, filip, nunca la venganza es buena. >> ¿y felipÍn? >> estÁ en su recamara con bernardette. >> pero yo creo que no pueden pasar. >> ¿por quÉ? >> porque a lo mejor lo estÁn regaÑando. >> ¿regaÑando a felipÍn? >> ¿quÉ no es el hijo del duque? >> ¿pues quÉ hizo? >> asustÓ a la bruja. >> ¿a la bruja?

maybe the orioles will grow some beards next year for similar luck. we'll see how it goes.ore from coach john harbaugh at 11:00 as the orioles look toward the second half of their season looking to turn around the season. the cincinnati bengals coming up next sunday. >> thank you, mark. see you at 11:00. we'll be right back. >>> next up, who is the gunman at l.a.x. how did they stop his rampage. assistant director john miller with inside information. the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> don't miss tonight's prime time line up right here on wjz followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> finally tonight, could north carolina become the 51st state. voters will get to weigh in tomorrow on whether or not they would like to secede from the state. of course that's unlikely to happen since the entire state and congress would have to vote to approve the move. but there you go. >> okay. well whatever. that's it for us tonight. we're back at 11:00. >> thanks for watching wjz. maryland's ,, >> pelley: tonight, could they have stopped the l.a.x. shooter? los angeles police were enroute to his home

the mother of orioles legend cal ripken junior is first kidnapped and then nearly carjacked. tonight the "iron man" is talking about those frightening encounters and wjz's kai jackson has the latest. >> reporter: these crimes against his mother are indeed bizarre. but he also says he is leaving the investigation in the hands of police. last month, there was an attempted carjacking in broad daylight as 75-year-old vi ripken left the mbrs financial bank on west bel air avenue in aberdeen county. >> she told them she was approached in the parking lot as she went to her vehicle by a man with a gun. >> reporter: it was a frightening ordeal for vi ripken who last year was abducted at gunpoint from her home tied up, forced into a car and driven around for 24 hours before being set free unharmed. she is the mother of orioles hall of famer cal ripken, jr. >> it's bizarre that similar thing could happen to your mom in two times in a year. >> i am concerned. but at the same time, i take my concern from her. you know, how she deals with it. she swears we're all more worried than she is.

clearly the most valuable oriole. he loses out to miguel cabrera who was named mvp for the second straight year. >>> former ravens ed reed has signed with the new york jets. he have took to the practice field yesterday with his new team. the move reunites him with rex ryan who was the ravens defensive coordinator. >>> this ravens the sunday are the in chicago playing the bears, a game you can see live on wjz 13 at 1:00. after that join us for our special post game show with highlights, interviews and analysis. a full ravens football sunday here on wjz. >> i enjoy doing football talk. we're on this week and next weei love watching a football game with wally who in his day had big games. he played for the browns, the ravens. in the day wally had game. i love sitting at the green turtle and watching the football game with wally williams. it's like you sweated through one shirt, we have to go on the air. he gets into it. you can hear home on 105.7 the fan, our cbs radio partner. >> yep. >> you can text us during football

>> ah, porque es un evento especial, su presentaciÓn como el heredero del duque de oriol, la ocasiÓnpodrÍa yo tener? >> ¿quÉ, le molesta que le puedan tomar una fotografÍa a felipÍn? >> ¿molestarme a mÍ? >> sÍ. >> para nada, seÑora, por favor, para nada. solo que me parece muy extraÑo. >> felipÍn ¿cÓmo te ha ido? >> bien, yo te conocÍa del pueblo. >> hum. >> ademÁs, carlos fue el que te salvÓ en aquella noche de tormenta ¿te acuerdas? >> gracias por salvarme. me acuerdo que tomaste fotos en el concurso de nisa. >> sÍ, hombre, quÉ buena memoria. >> es que tienes ojos como de gato, por eso me acuerdo. >> y tÚ tienes unos ojos que los reconocerÍa en cualquier parte. es mÁs, me recuerdas a una persona. >> ¿quÉ se parece a mÍ? >> sÍ, creo que si. >> ay, ustedes me van a disculpar, pero no lo creo, este pequeÑo encantador es irrepetible. (gritos). >> ¡hola! ¡oigan! >> hace tiempo que no los habÍa visto. >> ¿podemos brindar? >> no, yo no tomo. >> pero quÉ ceremoniosa, solo es un pequeÑo brindis con champaÑa. brindemos porque eduardo y constanza alcancen la felicidad que tanto anhelan. ah, p

. >> orioles star lad dam jones spepts time at the boys and girls club. >> we will tell you how he is returning to his roots on abc2 news at 6 which starts right now. >>> families in one anne arundel county neighborhood hit with a rain tam bill. >> it's an exciting thing. >> changes to help kids. >> kelly swoope, jamie costello and you. if you use city water at some point, you may have got an bill overflowing in charges. >> now incorrect readings could be a thing of the past. not everyone is happy. amy aubert explains why some are sceptical. >> for the first time in 75 years, people who use city water won't need a quarterly visit. the city passed a multimillion dollar plan this re place the outdated system with smarter smeamplet city water cuss -- smart meters. they will be estimated bills. >> some of the bills are in the millions are wrong. my bill went from $40 to $800. >> reporter: you might know linda stewart has water bill woman. her bills overflowed with issues and she let it be known. >> this was hard, knowing this is happening, not only to me because i wasn't too bad off then

by declining an assignment to the orioles league in norfolk. primarily, as a backup outfielder.tting runs. plus, had a walkoff game- winning homer. they have nine of their own free agents. they have exclusive negotiating rights over the next four days. and down the road in d.c., not just signing players. that signs a new manager. matt williams, officially introduced today. his first managerial job, most recently wears a coat with the diamondbacks. among his managerial role models, williams mentioned buck showalter. williams and the nats gallon head to head with bucks orioles in inner league play next season, with four meetings in july. >> love those games. should be fun. looking forward to july already. >> thank you, sir. >>> hold on, mark. be right back. ,,,, it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free.

. >> ah, el pequeÑo duque de oriol, dirÁs. >> ay, quÉ tonta eres, de veras, ¿dÓnde estÁ?o falta su compaÑÍa, sus consejos, su protecciÓn. si yo puedo de darle ahora, aunque sea un poquito de ese cariÑo a este niÑo, me voy a sentir muy bien. >> hum. ese poquito de tu cariÑo para casimiro significa todo. >> oye, jacinta, lo he estado pensando y me gustarÍa mucho adoptar a casimiro. ¿podrÍas ayudarme? >> hum. >> bueno, lo que pasa es que no tengo ni idea de cÓmo hacerlo. >> ay, martÍn, son trÁmites muy complicados, tiene que renunciar pedro a su custodia y luego a ti te van a pedir muchos requisitos. >> bueno, pues. no le hace. yo hago todo lo que me pidan. >> bueno, pues, uno de los requisitos y muy importante, es que estÉs casado. ♪. >> no llores, linda, asÍ no resuelves nada. no te quiero ver llorar. ♪. >> no quiero que me vean llorar, luis, ven por favor. >> no te apures, yo lo distraigo mientras se te pasa. ♪. >> vamos, felipe, tenemos que ir a su cuarto. >> nada mÁs quiero ver a niza. >> estÁ bien. ♪. miguel, hemos visto que sigues subiendo fotos al internet desde euro

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baseball's rookie of the year award serves as a reminder of what the orioles are up against in the americangue east. division rival tampa bay is loaded with talent and today they were, wil myers the winner of the rookie of the year. the third time it's a tampa bay ray. myers follows his teammates. he was called up from the minor leagues in june, hit 13 homeruns, drove in 53 runs, helped the rays to the playoffs. fernandez was voted the national league rookie of the year. >>> college basketball, look the rugby team showing support. taking on eastern -- back court defense causing the turnover. bodies on the floor. freshman elliott comes up with a loose ball. he'll take it threw the defense laying in 2 of his 19 points. unbc its first win of the year. they do it in overtime, 84-79 is the final. the kids grow up so fast. >> yes, they do. how about that. ,, i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. get blnow...iday pricing ...at the h.h. gregg pre-black friday s

we know oriole they saw no nexus to innational terrorism. case of domestic terrorism in effect. >> hundreds of people were terrified. >> in light of what evan perez was saying, about him targeting tsa officers. a county of terrorism, no question, and arguably succeeded. >> they're going to have a news conference. lapd, l.a.x. pd. a federal employee, a tsa officer was killed. >> right. the very first. >> what a story. thanks very much. we're going on continue our extensive coverage. we're standing by for that live news conference. supposed to begin right at the top of the hour. it might be delayed by a few minutes. we want to you watch because we presumably will be getting a lot more information. thank you for joining us on this special edition of "crossfire." i'm wolf blitzer in washington. erin burnett "outfront" begins right now. >>> we begin with the breaking news murder at l.a.x. we're expecting an update any minute now. we're watching the microphones. there are so many unanswered questions about the horrific act of violence today which

orioles chris davis figures to be in the running for recognition after he led homeruns but cabrera is in the way of some of that recognition. tonight cabrera named the american player of the year and overall player of the year in the players choice awards. that's voted on by his peers. he also led the majors with a .348 batting average. that's cabrera hitting a grand slam at camden yards. we'll let that one go. >> thank you very much, mark. coming up, robots go head to head. >> gangnum style: >> more on the competition as >> more on the cand then when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. you have that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe! if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, the quarterback is going to have a long night. is that your sister? look, are you trying to take my job? maybe. [ male announcer ] this is your last chance to switch to a fios triple play online f

it is seated at the intersection of several separate as oriole -- supervisorial districts.here are issues around displacement, the impact of a large hospital on the surrounding neighborhoods, and whether the size of this hospital and plans in the city wide picture of health care access. i am sure we will have robust discussion about this in the coming months. >> are there any other issues that concern you that we have not discussed? are there any other interests you plan to concentrate on as supervisor? >> one thing every supervisor works on is the relationship between our neighborhoods and city hall. i am blessed in district 3 to have a rich network of neighborhood associations, merchant groups, and nonprofit organizations that i interface with regularly. they often had difficulty navigating city hall. i am trying to help develop neighborhood councils that bring together these various groups to interface with city hall and city staff as a model to foster partnerships between and our neighborhoods and city government. it is a model we have been working on for a couple of ye

acknowledging for the first time that the nsa surveillance may have been over the top iraqi prime minister to oriole the tea has met with u s president barack obama at the white house requests more support in the fight against al qaeda as bloodshed in iraq brought on by insurgents continues by calling the u s troop withdrawal and twenty lead after the two ever meeting obama made no commitment on military equipment or on other assistants which belief he is seeking. meanwhile some two hundred demonstrators gathered outside the white house in opposition to alma leaky over the ledge a depth of fifty two people and the disappearance of seven from an iranian dissident camp north of baghdad the two cities have accused iraqi security forces of the killing spree baghdad tonight in the hall the protesters urged president obama to come up support to the iraqi government. the former speaker of the us house of representatives to enrich address the protesters anomaly. why would he didn't work. twenty oh three and won by july. it has been rainy and almond. who is unworthy of americans and more. as you as the ameri

coach oriole to the reporters are going to be a step or displacement. and despite the presence of a road four hundred french and un peacekeepers in the city the british banking system is going down the drain well that's according to max kaiser. so in that day's what this woman. she opens up a manhole cover and sticks out to snopes now she can tell i stick by what she finds as ec she was pulling the gutter oil straight out of the sewer and then processing and die and that's in the toxins and chemicals in order to create the gutter while there's an analogy here between concerning the sewer garbage that slot into re processed today it's available as a combustible aren't yet on the street with a sloppy in the financial systems and take credit they take collateral that's been abused has been sold and resold hundreds of times and they put in on the bounty of the bank of england and the bank email exchanges french slop me in the form of the guilds which is and the collateral upon which the housing bubble in london is based. if you examine the balance sheet of

the claudia choir on my choirs daughter could be i know going my quit was a great pitcher with the orioles yes what was your inspiration for i want to one day tease with one of my favorite movies. my inspiration was a lot of hurt and unrequited love built up over time one woman in particular actually who went on to be a big t.v. producer and director yeah it was it was mostly bass based on my harp she was actually the original producer which was ironic but we sort of fell apart but i still like her she's a little game. if you only knew right it's a little game little game not big enough much time for that larry i don't know for i want no no no way on why do we not have much time on well to more time yeah you know ted koppel used to be able to do that ted koppel used to be the one who turned to the camera go i want to inform the affiliates i'll be going through fifteen minutes over this evening i used to do that and he would be in and sometimes you you can't do it on the internet you can't just put your fist down of these guys right screw it yeah you are a very caring. first good you are in

has always been a fan of mine, supporting my line, wearing them to the white house, ravens games, orioles games. nothing is better than to dedicate a line to her. she's respectful, honorable and beautiful. i'm excited to launch my line tonight. >> reporter: of course, it's for charity. that's a great thing. >> yes. >> reporter: we're going to brn sandy timmons from the house of ruth. how are you doing? >> great. >> reporter: this is going to be a fabulous fundraiser from 6:00 to 8:00. is that it? >> exactly. >> reporter: this is going to raise money for the house of ruth and what you do. >> exactly right. the house of ruth is an importae -- organization here in baltimore. we serve partners of violence an . >> reporter: thank you for coming out this morning. >> thank you. >> reporter: so danielle, i kne doing great. your handbags can be found in s. actually, all over the country, all over the world. >> locally they can be found nordstrom. come out 6:00 to 8:00. you will see a lot of styles great for the holidays. what's better than a christmas or hanukkah gift. >> reporter: what's this lik

. >>> in some baseball news, orioles slugger chris davis is among the finalists for one of the biggest honors. davis is a finalist for this year's most valuable player. to win he will have to beat out detroits miguel cabrera. fellow players voted cabrera the most outstanding player of the past season. the mvp will be announced on the 14th of this month, 8 days from today. >> it's probably still going to go to somebody who made it to the post season and had the big spotlight on them. baltimore fans know, his bosses knows. >> chris knows. >> unfortunately there could ba huge money incentive in a contract if you win that. >> probably. one of those clauses. >> ex tra million and a half if you get that. respect to chris davis. >> yeah. >>> coming up on coffee with, wt gavin mccloud. this turned out to be a good kof coffee with. >> it did. >> from the mary tyler love show, he has a book about his voyage. we ask different questions than other tv stations do. he will have a couple of interesting answers you will be surprised about. about. he will explain it,,,, i'm a blacksmith and i love two

. >> we have silent auctions for ravens items and orioles. >> reporter: listen to this, big screen tvwill be up for the ravens game that you can see right here on wjz at 4:30 on sunday. ravens and the browns. the ravens are going to take care of business. gail, let's talk a little bit about this food we have here. >> sure. we have wonderful greek pastriee were all homemade by the people of the church. these are christy fried dough. everything will be available at this festival starting friday. >> reporter: hold that micro phone for a second. >> i will. do you want to go dance? all rit . go ron. yes, ron. it's like doing the horror, right? >> reporter: i think i pulled a hamstring. all right. gail, thank you very much. >> thank you so much. see everybody down here this we. >> reporter: don't forget to fall back one hour saturday night. we will see you monday in fells point from a frantic friday to a manic monday. >> thank you. >>> we're taking a break and will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 25 past 6:00. long lost pieces of history are in baltimore city. the kinsey collection r

like the orioles won, ravens aren't playing too good or whatever. it helps the patients. >> reporter: vips, doctors, donors cut the ribbon. back on the neurology floor we find shock trauma nurse of 33 years. >> it doesn't get better than that. not only do i work here, i get to work with some of the most amazing people. >> reporter: professionals who want shock trauma idea in their community, an idea financed by anyone with a vehicle in maryland. >> people in maryland expect to pay money on their vehicular registration so they can have this. this is a gift from the people of maryland to the people of maryland. >> reporter: tuukka new shock trauma trauma, eyewitness news. >> the project was funded by money raised from vehicle registration fees, private donations, as well as the state. >>> coming up at 4:00 america's dumbest criminals. wait until you see what a pair of father and daughter crooks are caught doing. >> reporter: why the odds of a dangerous hit have increased. that story as eyewitness news continues. >> a nice weekend ahead. stick around f

get the families to talk to them about things they would normally talk to them about like you know orioles won, ravens aren't playing too good or whatever. it helps the patients. >> reporter: across the street, vips, doctors, donors cut the ribbon. on the neurology floor we would a shock trauma nurse of 33 years. >> it doesn't get better. i work in this place and i work with some of the most amazing people. >> reporter: professionals who want shock trauma idea in their communities, an idea financed by anyone with a vehicle in maryland. >> people in maryland expect to pay money on their vehicular registration fee so they can have this. this is a gift from the people of maryland to the people of maryland. >> the project was funded by money raised from vehicle registration fees, private donations, as well as the state. >>> updating breaking news we told you about earlier in the newscast. a possible gas main break downtown. captain jeff long has the latest. captain jeff. >> reporter: it's been confirmed that there is a gas leak in this building on the corner of north charles and west saratoga

the baltimore orioles, cs&and the grainger foundation. >> very good. >>> stim to come tonight on wjzyewitness news. bullying bombshell. a new twist in this scandal, involving two miami dolphins football players. the surprising claims being made against management. >>> the fbi shut it down once. so is this a second light for the website. selling illegal drugs and guns. i'm mary bubala. we'll take a look. >>> too many alcohol ads, reaching too many young people. that's what a new study, from johns hopkins researchers is showing. i'm christie ileto. and i'll explain, when wjz returns.,,,,,,,, we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. so if ydead battery,t tire, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear,

. >> hey, your little ones can play like an oral or ray -- oriole or raven. they have purple line makers, a baseball field and basketball court for all the kids to play. look at that. >> they clan come out and play and learn about themselves and learn about teamwork and responsibility and those stouters -- sorts of things. >> he does it again. that is outstanding. the new park is the 17th ripken park in the country. >>> not just at home. seems like more and more people are complaining about receiving the robocalls on their cell phone and the do not call less does not seem to help. >> the do not call list was supposed to stop telemarketer calls. a catch in the law could allow dozens of companies to call you. it's been happening at all hours. >> hello? >> someone says is this barbara. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: it's another tarm starm selling -- telemarketer calling me. >> i had health insurance calling me. >> reporter: barbara, who asked me not to use her last name said even though she's on the do not call list, the calls keep coming. >> what's going on. >> r

angela and buck showalter who have been bond the wonderful for kids peace as well as the baltimore orioles and they've opened literally their home to us. we are here today. registration has begun. it goes until 8:00 and our race begins at 8 a.m. >> okay. all right. >> and gina, tell us, you said people -- you talked about the time. how can people get involved and do they just come down and sign up? come on down, absolutely. we have a 5k of course, and also have a 1 mile walk. if you're nearby, pop on over. you can register on spot here, actually behind the camera and join, and then after our race we're going to be inside the stadium because all the folks are finishing on the field, and we're having a post party after that of trick or treating, face painting, food, fun for the whole family truly. >> all right. trick or trot and work off all that candy calorie right? >> yes, and join the show walt walters, they're happy to greet everyone. >> is there a web site for folks if they want to donate after the event. >> if they would visit kidspeace.org they could donate and find out more informati

plus, the orioles' chris davis, hopes to hear his name called tonight, as american league mvp.i'll have the latest ahead in sports at 6:00. back to you for now. >> thank you, mark. >>> a pet kangaroo gets loose and causes quite a stir. this is dash cam video, along a highway chase in midland. deputies managed to corcher the four- -- corner the four-foot tall kangaroo. >> that gets you every time. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >> taken off the streets. i'm mike hellgren. police make several arrests in connection with brazen robberies, targeting students here in towson. only on wjz, the foo video of -- the video of their last crime. we'll tell you how police caught t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in custody. caught committing a robbery in towson university. are they responsible for the recent crime waves? >>> fatal accident. two men works ing on the side of 695. struck boy a car. i'm linh bui, new details coming up on wjz. >>> major changes at the baltimore city detention center, after a federal investigation. i'm rochelle ritchie. what's new, coming up next. >>> a

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the baltimore orioles got three. congrats to all of them. that will do it for your morning sports.t. have a great thursday. >>> later this hour, we'll tell you about the local team that's closing in on a perfect season. >> plus, we also have an update on that virginia election race that is still too close to call. monika? >>> if you're planning to head south on i-270 just heading out the door, 109 to 121 right now looks great. there are no problems through germantown. the lanes are open all the way down south on 270. there's one crash in temple hills st. barnabas road at dallas drive. we'll be back with more news, weather >>> good morning. women come back to wusa9 on this thursday morning. i'm andrea roane. as you saw there, it is a yellow alert day. howard will explain what that means later. >> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. it's balmy now but change is coming. the rain will not be during the rush hour. it will hold off till mid- to late morning. by mid afternoon it should be gone so your lunch hour on the other hand and if you work outside the middle of the day, you're g

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. >> at move affects everything in trading at the treasury yield also through the orioles' starting off plunging against the u.s. dollar with two month lows in the trading session with the job of the road against the dollar the biggest one day drop date back through december 2011. it was a surprise move with the ongoing concern of the ecb of the health of the european economy. stock market averages while have been lower mostly today we are watching the vix index watching a spike back at 13.three. we had been lower in the futures artifacts as i hear that back we are watching the short end of the yield curve of a five-year treasury notes, 1.3 percent the lowest since june. keep in mind so with the flight to safety with the yields drop at the five and the 10 and 30 year into the government bond market. back to you. dagen: motor trend car of the year is the 2014 cadillac cts sedan and the opening executive along with motor trend editor in chief. ed, what does this cadillac have going for us? >> it is an amazing designed peace is gorgeously designed with a strong engineering it is 5 inches l

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roosevelt built in the 1930's and was the majority coalition in american politics for the next 50 oriolesans made the mistake of writing off those immigrants over 100 years ago. they could be making it is same mistake again, and they know it. they're helpless to do anything as long as conservatives continue to threaten them with primary opponents. >> bill snyder joining us from washington, thank you. >> tiffany said profits have soared 50%, sales up 7% thanks to gains in china. >> the f.a.a. saying getting involved now in those issues involving g.e. engines in bowing planes, set to order airlines to avoid flying new dream liners and older 7478 jets in high altitude thunderstorms. bowing warning of icing problems in those conditions monday, the f.a.a. said it is working closely to bowing and g.e. to fix that problem. >> on wall street, hoping to continue the record run, futures have turned around pointing higher at this hour. the dough jones at 16,072, another all time high. european markets slightly lower after hitting a one week high on monday. in asia, the markets closing in the red, to

i went to buy oriole tickets when the season was underway. they closed the window.i didn't have to go home because they opened another window a few feet away. so essentially what's happening is people are coming up on the renewal period and getting up to the window, the individual market and being told that window is closed but if you go right down the line here there's another window that's open. by the way, when you get there, you'll get better coverage, potentially at reduced premiums. if you go down to window 3, these subsidies that may also be available to you. this notion that people are being turned away from an affordable product, that provides good quality care, is prepostero preposterous, they are being steered to a place where they can get good quality coverage, in many instances much better than the coverage that they had before, at an affordable rate that is supported by the subsidies that can be available to many, many people. this is what is so promising about the affordable care act. so i think it's important for people to understand that that window