this was a good chance to showcase the local vendors in pasadena and surrounding areas. >> we have a small sample of some things you're capable of doing for weddings. >> we offer any type of flowers. we do high style arrangements down to more traditional type arrangements. we try to. for each bride to what their liking is -- we try to cater to each bride. >> it can be nerve wracking to plan a wedding. >> we have different samples of arrangements, all aspects of flowers for weddings. >> the wedding expo is happening next saturday, february 26 at the sheraton b.w.i. airport hotel. weddingexposhow.com. $10 per person. we're showing that the storm is moving up towards the north and east and high pressure is moving in. we'll head back to tony in the weather center. >> that is the same look i have when i talk about snowstorms. ava is talking about flowers. thank you. there are some newly engaged couples after valentine's day. 41 degrees at the airport. 34 in parkton. there is cloud cover to start the day. this will be breaking up pretty quickly this morning. the clouds are starting to brea

let's get a check of the traffic with angela. >> trouble in pasadena. maryland 10, northbound, remains closessed a route 2 richie highway. richie is open, if you get to that point, you are okay. coming in from sa neverna, -- take bna boulevard. we are dealing with usual volume delays if for most part, rush hour, around the beltway right now. if you are traveling on the west side of 695, seeing the slower traffic in the stretch from 795, around to frederick road. also on the knot side of the beltway, slower traffic. not too bad here, increasing volume on 95, south of the cities heading just before you get to 695 on the west side. volume delays related to the earlier accident at maryland 32. this is re-opened if you are traveling in the area. one high school student is on a mission to set a record, jeffrey did checking and found the world's longest staples 422 feet create beside aman in bangladesh. >> i worked on it longer and longer until i got my own. >> record for everything. it took months of work, 750 feet this staple chain is more than 3 times longe

the native from pasadena was kill inside a car wreck. he kept people in pasadena, glen burnie informed of breaking news. that viewing will be 3:00 to 9:00 today and funeral services will be held saturday morning beginning at 10:00 a.m. >>> a water main break turns streets into raging rivers, leaving cars submerged and people scrambling. coming up next what some hotel guests woke up to after that water main break. we'll take you to washington state. >>> also the first lady flexing a little muscle yesterday. it's all in good fun. we'll tell you what she was up to on ellen and doing pushups. that's a look at off to a good start. you're watching "good morning maryland." >>> a huge underground pipe in tukwila, washington sending thousands of gallons of water gushing into the streets. check out the video. some guests at a mariot hotel even woke up to find their cars stuck in about a foot and a half of water, flooded the parking lots there. officials do believe that this break was due to the pipe being so old. and from excessive water to excess

i drive 30 miles from pasadena to towson everyday. it costs probably $100 a week to come to work in gasoline. >> reporter: don't look for relief any time soon. >> we're talking at prices that are 43 cents a gallon higher nan a year ago. marylanders are paying $3.09 a gallon, now they're paying $3.52. >> reporter: governor o'malley makes the case by pointing out the state's transportation funding needs. >> maryland has the worst traffic in america. we pay a heavy price in times we spend in bumper to bumper traffic when we could be at home with our families. >>> one of the issues still to be worked out in the governor's plan, how to cap the tax increase which could save you gasoline spikes or other reasons. >>> elijah cummings is highlighting the importance of oral health as part of the children's oral health month. expand children's access to dental care. he says many parents still aren't aware of the potential risks of poor oral health. >>> turning to sports, the orioles part ways with one of the most durable pitchers. jeremy guthrie

pasadena coming in at 49. when you start off this warm you have that southwesterly flow. that's a warming wind because it compresses. when it compresses it heats up. that's why these temperatures could get close to 70. for today we get a little bit of sunshine in here as well. picking up on a little disturbance trying to roll through the area today. maybe a couple of showers as we go through the overnight hours. >> let's get a check of our news. back to you guys. >> listen to new diet pill thatp millions of people lose weight. >> and what needs to happen before it can be sold to you. >> well, you can never have enough toys for your kids. you can find all of these toys and more for more than half off coming up. hi thwhoaa! chase freedom is offering 5% cash back at gas stations this quarter. that's great! i know, right? just learned how to drive this yesterday. one second i'll be back around... here's that 5% cash back you earned. wow, thanks! courtesy of chase freedom. oh boy! earn 5% cash back at gas stations this quarter. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom.

even if you start here in pasadena, you could get mayor bogaard to get his voice louder.and mayor villaraigosa. if we let them know they're not going to get a new office, there's not going to be a next office if you balance this budget on our poor kids. we're going to have to get more vocal. i'm not suggesting you get tents and pitch them and stay in tents. we're too old for that, okay? and i'm glad that occupy l.a. did what it did because it changed the discussion to something sane, like the disparity in the wealth gap. yes, we have to take care of our deficits you don't go on a water conservation when your house is on fire. you douse the fire first and then you can do your water conservation. the priorities are skewed because they're weapons of distraction. they're meant for us to think that this is the issue when we should be paying attention to something else. but the fact that kids had to go out there and get pneumonia in tents for two months tells you how ineffective we have been. as middle class -- and i'm just making some assumptions here. as middle class voters,

a traffic advisory for motorists traveling in pasadena. emergency construction taking place on route 2, southbound, ramp to maryland 100 westbound, will be closed for the remainder of this week, the good news is they have a work around in place for you. a live look at traffic flow, easy conditions, for those of you traveling through 95, bel air, clear passing mountain road, also on the beltway, outer loop picking up a little, baltimore national pike and the only mta delay, light rail, 15 minutes behind schedule. >>> three men sit in a jail cell accused of stealing 130 tires on west patrick street. officers charged them with burglary and conspiracy. the three loaded up a box truck with the tires , the tires are worth $12,000. >>> laughner maybe found competent to stand trial. >> how much more time did a judge say he needs in a mental hospital before he can be back in court. >>> john hinkley maybe back in court as well. why his attorneys say he deserves more free time. this is a man who shot ronald reagan. details coming up in just a bit. th

we have a work zone in pasadena. that is the under ground emergency work on maryland route 2 southbound. that ramp will remained closed through out the day. let's get a look at the building traffic volumes. southbound on 29, reports of heavy volumes. no distractions impacting your drive there. on the belt way, it is building as you make the drive. a note for mta riders, rails looking good. back over to you. >>> neighbors are saying enough is enough. they witnessed eat deadly accident during rush hour on wednesday along bell air road. they want something done to make the road safer. will it's putting a camera system in or median, something has to be done and soon. maryland state highway administration says there have been 32 accidents over the last three years from forge to miller road. >>> it's friday february 10th and there's a lot taking place around the city today. >> stay with us, we're going to run down over the activities. >> the sports anchor that filed suit against several hotel chains. as we go to break, a l

you get past the costco's safeways and sam's club, you'll find the lowest in town and the osy and pasadena but costco $3.48 tonight for gas. >>> even the tooth fairy is pinching pennies. tooth fairy payouts to kids last year averaged about $3.10 -- $2.10. >>> one nonprofit dental organization is getting just a dollar for that tooth left under their pillow. water is something we cannot live without. besides needing to drink it, we use it for just about everything from cooking to bathing our kids so you, of course, want to know whether your water is safe and scammers are counting on that. joce sterman explains. some are using your fears to pull a fast one on you. >> reporter: it's free and accessible but many of us skip the tap unless we're washing dishes. we may switch to the bottle. >> people are more health conscious today. they're looking at greener products. >> reporter: that's one reason why water testing might apple to some. it claims to show up problems in the h2o in your house. it's being offered with little hassle thanks to water testing kits that show up at crore door but the bett

pasadena 34. different day in terms of breezy conditions.not dealing with winds out there, we are calm. that is going to change as we go in to the afternoon. i'm forecasting a high today around 53 degrees when we should be at 46 degrees now for this time of the year. let's get a check of your traffic with angela. good morning. >> good morning to you. here is the update we have been waiting for. the information on the accident that occurred last night, linda so has given us updates on the situation. as far as the roadway is concerned, 543 re-opened. that according to maryland state police. they also updated us on the other situation at 155, the tractor trailer heading to 95 southbound, stuck in a ditch and we are still there, blocking both eastbound and westbound lanes of 155. once you make to it 95, shouldn't have troubles getting through harford. a live look at 95, south of maryland 152. traveling through glen burnie, no incidents or delays at maryland 100. we are keeping you posted all morning long with traffic updates on twitter, follow u

if you are traveling in pasadena, route the southbound, off ramp at 100, shut down all week with maintenance work. in the meantime, doing good on the key routes, a look at i-95, through the city, 695, bw parkway, looking good. north of the city, north of maryland 43, blocking two left lanes as you get closer to over >>> a robot will allow a boy with spina bifida to attend class from home. >> his teacher and his classmates see his face on the screen. the boy has mastered the remote control well, able to change classes with classmates. a thousand dollars investment discovered by the coordinator from the school -- $5000 investment discovered by the coordinator from the school. >>> mitt romney is taking aim at an organization. why he is angry. >>> in california, a case, police are charging two teachers of sexual abuse. >>> always keep up with your weather and traffic and important news at the wake up weather window at the bottom. >>> today is national black hiv awareness day. national black hiv awareness day started in 99 to provide capacity building assistance for black communities and organiza

pasadena 37 degrees. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. >>> good morning. let's get ready to head out. should be a great start for you. we had a tour of the cameras, looking good, especially around the beltway. what you can expect on the drive through downtown. 895, well through the tunnel, northbound and southbound, if you travel between harford and baltimore, i-95, on going road work, no delays to report as we get a look at i-95 north of maryland 43, looking good from this point, all the way to the fort mc henry tunnel. >> today a baltimore family will watch as the flagged draped coffin carrying the body of their father and husband arrived. >> linda so has the latest on his death. >> soldier's body will arrive at dover air force base. we put a call in to the department of defense, waiting to get details. his family is planning a viewing in baltimore and buried at arlington national cemetery. robert marchanti is survived by his wife of peggy of 25 years. his son and daughter sat down with us last night. he spent half of his life rising through the ranks of

i felt like a matron from pasadena. i couldn't cope with the chaos on the set. now, there are some who would say the chaos on the set is what produced what would you call it the tension underneath these characters. i don't think so. i think those characters were beautifully written. i knew how to play the part, so did everybody else, why did we have to have the chaos. >> directors have a big problem in their hands when they're trying to run a film. some get under a lot of pressure. the really smart ones are the one that is stay calm like james ivory. i think the ones that stay calm are the great ones. i don't like to work around the ones that scream. it's pointless getting out of bed in the morning. who wants to work with satists. >>> shirley jones was asked if she had ever fallen in love with any of her leading men. >> well, you know i do believe in the old adage that you need to be in love. a little bit in love with each leading man in order to make it work. but i really did have -- if you want to talk a crush. and i was married at the time it was richard whit

one accident to watch for traveling in pasadena.the accident 100 moves well over to i-95 where we continue to see a very nice ride heading south toward the capital beltway. had a live look at the harrisburg expressway at shawan look pretty good. not bad this morning on 83. so slower traffic through the sparks area. now if you you continue on 83 not the case as you see. we had delayed traffic heading downtown and here's the west side delay at baltimore national pike. we are back in about 25 minutes with another update. ♪ a little less conversation a little more action ♪ >>> boy, i haven't heard a little elvis in some time. we're doing it this morning because we have something very special. elvis through his daughter's eyes. she's right there with cameron math son. >> have you been to graceland? >> i have. >> it's really something. on wednesday february 1st. rabbit rabbit. first of the month every time. >>> it's the surveillance video that makes parents hold their breath. a 13-year-old girl running from an abductor. elizabeth smart is

he grew up in pasadena which means he would be inturned. things start to happen without you looking at it from the beginning when writing a story but as you develop the characters and the year and the situation and the stories a father would tell a daughter. all this came out the camps, what happened. what he hoped for. what he wished for. all the stories he tells the daughters. some of them would have to cover that interment time and a lot is what happened from my research. all that went in the book. does that answer your question? it's not that i purposely said, now i will advocate this. but if a story line covers a certain aspect of history that you tell it to the greatest truth you can. you know, you talk about the situation and if you inhabit the characters, hopefully, in the right way you try to feel hathey would feel. >> thank you. >> we started reading your book in my classroom a couple of weeks ago. >> he's lifting the book up. they are disapointed because we haven't gotten to the part you read yet, it's okay the story is not spoil

south pasadena, el monty and whittier. he registered as a republican. up to that time, melvin small claims nixon was a nonideological cent rift. in 1936 or in retrospect, one of his roommates from 1936 and on in the middle of his law school career, individuals should push back against big government and big society and big business. an american can never be free if he or she advocated his or her personal penalty responsibilities to anyone else. nixon did pledge in a letter to perry a letter dated 6 october, 1945 to practice "practical liberalism " as opposed to " that new by nixon's opponent in the 1946 campaign. well, this is a topics that i believe deserves further research and something i will work on. something i wanted to share with you folks today. what are the true roots of richard nixon's conservative political views. those who believe in small government, low taxation, and no state intervention in a free market economy. it's something that needs to be wo appuse ] >> ladies and gentlemen, normally i'm a little irreverent and i'm standing here so

description of a man who attacked the 9-year-old victim as she walked home from school last tuesday in pasadena. we are told a suspect grabbed the girl and pulled her into a wooded area, where he attacked her. call metro crimestoppers if you have any intermission. now to the murder trial of george huguely, as jury deliberations are set to begin tomorrow after several delays. it has been a grueling two weeks for the families of the victims and friends. now huguely state will be in hand of the jury. -- huguely's fate. was her death a terrible accident after a drunken lover's quarrel, which is what defense lawyers say? that could also find huguely guilty of lesser charges including second-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, and involuntary manslaughter. our interactive timeline leading through the trial, you can sign him for free e-mail alerts. you can find it on wbaltv.com. federal regulators say two cancer drugs that have been critically short supply will soon be available. the fda announced relief for the shortage. they will import replacement drug from india and they plan to ease shortage o

he was a cofounder of a facebook page that kept people in pasadena and savannah park informed of all breaking news. tomorrow, friends and family are invited to gather at our lady of the chesapeake church from 2:00 to 9:00. funeral services will be held saturday morning at 10:00 at the church. >>> continuing coverage right now on an investigation involving social security numbers of the dead. the death master file is at the center of this hearing in washington, d.c. just about anybody can get their hands on that list. we're told social security numbers of the recently deceased. we first exposed the problem back in december and among those who testified today, a father whose young daughter was victimized once by cancer, another by identity theft. >> we went through a state of shock and disbelief somebody would actually do that after finding out that it's such awidespread issue in the childhood cancer community. and frankly, any parent who loses a child, their child is at risk. you know, it disgusts me to no end. >> those in support of the death master file say without it, some deaths w

we are at freezing in pasadena this morning as well as into stevensville.as we look over towards the eastern shore, centreville around 33 degrees. goldsboro around 33 degrees this morning. so you can see it is cold out there and we do have the winds out of the northwest this morning so it's making it feel even colder. we're feeling more like 20s. maryland's most powerful doppler radar is dry as of now. it will stay that way as we go into the afternoon. i will have that running forecast for you, so stick around for that. >>> let's check traffic now with angela. good morning. we have a little bit of patchy fog and ice. that's the scenario for this morning. >> that is the scenario as you get ready to head out. plan for a little extra drive time. some areas of ice reported out there. of course the patchy fog. so use extra caution. we have one incident to report. if you're traveling in the monkton region on old york road, you may see fire equipment in the roadway on old york between troyer road and monkton road. other than that we're pretty good as far as accide

here at beltway at bw parkway and look at i-97 travelers look pretty good there through pasadena and glen burnie making your way to the baltimore beltway and if you plan to avoid the roads by taking mta keep in mind light rail is running ten minutes behind schedule. >>> hundreds of homes in baltimore are without heat a coming from a gas main break. linda so is live in southwest baltimore with an update on the efforts to get it repaired and get schools back -- or get schools underway later today. linda. >> reporter: yeah, we have a new update for you and to tell us is rachel with bge. you are in the process of still turning off gas to the 900 homes and businesses in the area. where do things starred? >> -- stand. >> >> we have turned off the gas at 560 of the buildings and we have a little less than 400 to turn off. we think there's a small percentage that are vacant so we will go in with the fire department and police department for safety and turn off the gas meters. we will probably start going back out to homes around 7 a.m. this morning to begin gaining access to the remaining ho

his first stop yesterday was a tea party rally in pasadena. he addressed a hispanic leadership event near los angeles. he's scheduled to attend a private funder in fresno tonight. the former house speaker will be in the bay area february 25th, to headline the state republican party's convention in burlingame. >>> after a day of rain we are drying out. the weather is prompting a warning along the coast. north bay coastline under a high surf advisory. farther south in pacifica swells of 14 feet. snow on mount hamilton in the south bay yesterday. workers at the observatory got out shovels and cleared some of the walkways. >> mike said we could see a little snow, there it is. we saw rainbows, even double rainbow. >> today we are going to see warmer temperatures. >> tonight we could have more snow on hamilton. good morning. look at how much cooler with the calm conditions and mainly clear sky, 10° cooler in hayward, 12 livermore, 13 napa, everybody else from one to nine degrees cooler, three in san francisco, oakland and san jose. winds compared to

hunt valley 52, curtis bay at 53 and further south as we go to -- pasadena look for 53, shady shied 55, another pleasant february day that will run a solid ten degrees above average. across the area, some winter weather north of harrisburg but for most of us mild with just a few light areas of drizzle and further west not much. cloud cover lingering across some of the country's midsection but a weak area of high pressure should keep us dry and mostly sunny by midday tomorrow. cool air bottled up to the north. our trend, not much changing here tomorrow through the day other than the fact the sun comes back and as we go into tomorrow night increasing clouds, for the most part dry, other than isolated shower overnight. here we go, 2:00 thursday afternoon. the next rain maker pushing in to the state and this one i think will be more impressive than just a trace. i think most of us will get a good amount of rain thursday afternoon into the overnight or into the late night period, thursday night into early friday. winter weather will be bottled up north because there is just not much cold ai

fort smallwood road and duvall highway in pasadena, watch for an accident.eastbound direction at 100 at maggoty bridge road. we are at 23 minutes on the outer loop west side from top to bottom. slow going on the outer loop north side. 16 minutes to get you to the northeast corner towards the harrisburg expressway. 95 southbound coming towards us, from the white marsh area to beyond the beltway, those delays are lingering. as we switch over, we will give you a few of the southbound j.f.x. almost jammed completely on the beltway down to 28 straight. tony has a check on your forecast. >> you can see that there are couple of breaks in the overcast. that will be the trend as we head to the morning. around baltimore, clouds are breaking up. temperatures are in the low 50s. 52 in catonsville. today, variable clouds, chance for showers and a forecast. late this afternoon we will get a break. high of 65. 40s going into the >>> 8:00 now on a wednesday morning. it's the 1st day of february 2012. little drizzly here in new york. these people don't mind. it's going to be

south pasadena, el monty and whittier. by 1938 nixon registered as a republican. up to that time, melvin small claims nixon was a nonideological centrist. in 1936 or in retrospect, one of his roommates from 1936 and on at the end of his law school career at duke, claimed nixon believed that the individual should push back against big government and big society and big business. an american can never be free if he or she abdicated his or her personal responsibilities to someone else. finally, nixon did pledge in a letter to herman pairry, his first political mentor, a letter dated 6 october, 1945 to practice "practical liberalism " as opposed to " that new brand of liberalism pushed by jerry in the 1946 campaign." this is some of the members of his committee of 100 who helped push his 1946 and 1948 campaigns, it's something that needs to be worked upon. thank you very much. [ applause ] . >> ladies and gentlemen, normally i'm a little irreverent and i'm standing here so she can't get the hook on me but i'm sure she'll grab me. she'll find a way. i'd like to be seri

and this is a temperature in pasadena. upper 30s close to 40 degrees there. and darlington right around 34 and federalsburg at 40. might be wondering why temperatures are so mild with the cold front passing through. well it took a while to get through find the mobs through the area but with the sunrising they won't drop but so much more. temperatures are not as cold as they should be but we will take it. this afternoon cooler and we can see the temperatures coming in right around 52 degrees with lots of sunshine. let's check of the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and here's what's happening out there for the tuesday morning drive. still following the accident on i-70 at route 27 of course slow traffic getting around it but you will be able to get through. once you get by a lot of volume make your way to 695. now we have no accidents to report on 895 as we go to a live look but you will tap the brakes approaching the harbor tunnel. no delays north of child street. traveling around the beltway right now, outer loop side of 695 star

the rain chances boosting up a bit. 35 degrees in clarksville centerville coming in around 36 and pasadena will be at 41 degrees this morning. you step out the door and you don't necessarily need the heavy coat but i suggest you keep it around because as we go into the afternoon we won't be warming up that much. don't forget rain gear because you will put it to good use this afternoon. let's check the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning everyone. as we kick off the midweek commute, not a lot going on in terms of activity on the area roadways of the we will go ahead and get a tour of the beltway how things are traveling on the south side between 895 and i-70. here's a look at bolt nor nation -- baltimore national pike. no troubles in either direction and to the north side of 695 here's a live look at harford road. we are virtually clear and free. and, of course, if there are changes, we will tweet them follow us on twitter at maryland traffic. >>> 5:0 #. politics -- 5:02. two wins for mitt romney take arizona and his home state of michigan. >> firs

south pasadena, el monte, whittier. by 1938 richard nixon had registered as a republican. up to that time melvin small claims nixon was a nonideological centrist. yet in 1936 or in retrospect, one of richard nixon's roommates from this period 1936 and on at the end of his law school career at duke claimed nixon believed that individuals should push back against big government, big society, and big business. and americans could never be free if he or she abdicated his or her personal responsibilities to someone else. so, finally, nixon did pledge in a letter to herman perry, the first political mentor, dated 6 october 1945 to practice, quote, practical liberalism as opposed to, quote, that particular brand of new deal liberalism, pushed by nixon's opponent jerry voorhees in the 1946 campaign. well, this is a topic that i believe deserves further research. that's something i will work on. that's something i wanted to share with you folks today, what are the true roots of richard nixon's conservative political views of this period. those folks who believe in small government,

the alleged incident happened in pasadena last tuesday afternoon. the girl told police the man grabbed her while she was walking home from school, pulled her into the woods and sexually assaulted her. >>> new tonight we're hearing from a 79-year-old grandmother after a terrifying house fire. she says if you want to see the good in people, look no further than beaumont street in temple hills. her neighbors helped save lives this weekend. beth parker has the story now. >> donna and jim musser were high school sweethearts married 59 years, so when their house caught on fire sunday night, there was no way donna was going to leave the burning home without making sure her husband was safe, too. donna musser is 5' 3 tall just shy of 100 pounds, but when she needs to yell -- >> i got a man in here and my upstairs is on fire. help me! >> reporter: that's her calling 911 sunday night. the house in temple hills where the couple has lived nearly 50 years was on fire. her husband jim who can barely walk trapped upstairs. >> get us out of this, lord. >> help us!

so i think that we could get our municipal, even if you just are here in pasadena, you could get theoud. if we let them know they're not going to get a new office they will not be a next office if you balance this budget on our poor kids. we're going to have to get more vocal but i'm not suggesting you get tense and pitched in and stay in tents. we are too old for that, okay? i'm glad occupy l.a. did what it did. the disparity and the wealth gap. yes, we have good take care of deficits but you don't go underwater strike and start water conversation when your house is a fight. you douse the fire first and then you do your water conservation. the priorities are skewed because they are weapons of destruction. they are meant for us to think that this is the issue when we should be paying attention to something else but the fact that kids had to go at the animals get pneumonia by staying outside in tents for two months tell you have effectively been. as middle-class, and and just making some perceptions here. as middle class voters who have clout, you become your intelligent, some of you

. >> born and raised in pasadena, she's had a remarkable journey. she was like any other young woman growing up in los angeles in the 1930s. she graduated from hollywood high school where she was an excellent student. she would go on to graduate from the university of southern california in 1937. just as impressively she went on to usc medical school where she was one of two women in her class of 1941. masako was six months into her residency when japan attacked pearl harbor. >> we were kind of surprised because we didn't think japan would attack like that, you know. we thought, gee. what are we supposed to do? because we were right in the middle and we thought, oh, my. we didn't know what to do, actually. >> in the hysteria that followed, president franklin roosevelt authorsed executive order 9066 on february 19th, 1942. japanese nationals and japanese-americans were forcibly relocated. more than 110,000 people were sent to what were called war relocation camps. masako's father was picked up the very first day because he had donated small amounts o

eastbound 100 in pasadena we have a left lane closed with the road crew between maryland 10 and catherine avenue but on i-97 you should be able to get through without obstructions. of course we will have changes and tweet them follow us all morning at maryland traffic. now back over to you. good morning. >> 4:32. a community is grieving this morning after a school shooting outside cleveland ohio leaving one student dead, four others injured. >> the shots were fired after 8:00 monday morning and abc2 news sherrie johnson has the latest. >> reporter: well, we have been working with our sister station in cleveland wews on this story to find out all new information. last night, a prayer vigil was held at chardon assembly of god church. it was one of several throughout the evening to pray for stewed ep, -- students, teachers and families. the community came together to support would be another in the -- one another in the time of tragedy. around 7:30 police say t.j. lane entered the high school and opened fire in the cafeteria. 16-year-old daniel parmertor was killed. they say he was bullied b

sketch of the man who sexually assaulted a girl walking home from lake shore elementary school in pasadena, maryland. last tuesday the man grabbed the girl and pulled her into a wooded area and attacked her. the victim's mother, who did not want to be identified, said she is angry someone would do this to a little girl. >> for him to pull her into the woods in broad daylight and hold her down and threatened to kill her. >> police added extra patrols in the area. investigators also are passing out flyers. if anyone recognizes the man in this sketch, call the anne arundel police department. >>> this morning we are learning more about the woman killed in a high-speed crash that ended at a fast food restaurant in landover. investigators estimate that 29-year-old helena smith reached a speed of 100 miles per hour before she lost control and crashed her vehicle in front of the kfc. she died on the scene. we searched online counter records and found smith was ticketed last month for driving 91 miles per hour in a 55-hour zone. she was also ticketed for driving with a suspended license and driving

thursday more than six hundred were injured in pasadena police fired tear gas to disperse francis thousands of violence the phone about to prevent the death of at least seventy four or so for us to consider demonstrators are also calling on the ruling military council to step down professor of international relations mark almond says there are forces in egypt that actually want more turmoil. the police are very demoralized they took a beating if you like barak they were defenders of his regime and the army eventually got rid of him but maybe people who want to use this for their own purposes that are on the one hand the muslim brotherhood has accused the government of failing at being someone responsible for the riots they won the elections to parliament they want a quick transfer part of them on the other hand quite a few of the people in the streets protesting on happy about the muslim brotherhood victory in the elections and they may feel that disorder on the streets might give them more influence to buy have actually the electorate to launch egypt and then as i say that maybe people wil

also for those traveling in pasadena, westbound 100 at maryland 10, lots of delays there with that accident. but the big traffic issue this morning has been northbound 95 in hartford county. we're still closed between 543 and maryland 22, diverting traffic off of those northbound lanes. again, route 7 philadelphia road a good alternate as well as 40, pulaski highway. now here's a live look at baltimore national pike and 695. that crash has complicated the inner loop drive, again, that's baltimore national pike up to i- 70. folks traveling northbound are experiencing a lane closure in the right lane. here's 695 at wilkins avenue. still seeing a bit of that fog out there. again, plan for some reduced visibility out there on your friday morning drive. charley and megan, back to you. >>> within the hour bge crews will head back outside going door to door to turn the gas back on for those living in southwest baltimore. so far they've only restored gas to about 1/3 of the customers who are out, about 300 of the 900 since that pipe broke on tuesday. the gas main is fixed but turning the gas back o

the tractor-trailer accident in pasadena affected northbound route two on the ramp to pretend. -- route 10. take ritchie highway as your alternate. charles at lanvale, tracks accident. this is 97 at 100. this is frederick road. delays are forming. >> we will make it up to 50 this afternoon. you can see a system coming across the ohio valley. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. here's a better idea... pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits. in just 15 minutes, the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands! dinner ideas made easy.

we have an accident in pasadena. another problem on southbound 295 at the beltway. an accident at pratt street and another the west side outer loop. we will update 50 at the bay bridge. a quick check of 95 in white marsh. moving pretty well as to get towards the beltway. >> rock, paper, scissors. if you're my brother, i would stick my finger in it right now. let's look at the seven-day forecast. 65 today. a chance for a few rain showers. rain is not going to be a big deal. temperatures will be in the 60's. >>> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> he is touching me. [laughter] >> follow breaking news and weather any time at wbaltv.com, and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter.

computer model as we try to find some rain in the next five >>> a man who became trapped north of pasadenaifted to safety by a search and rescue squad who just happened to be practicing near by. the man was climbing the cliff this morning when he got stuck and could not move up or down. another hiker was rescued from the same canyon yesterday. there are questions tonight about a man who was found dead on a san francisco street this past weekend. apparently he had been lying there for hours injured and no one came to his aid. police say something happened to richard sprague around 2:00 a.m. sunday morning on julian avenue near 15th street. one local paper says neighbors heard him screaming for help but no one called police. ktvu spoke with a woman today who says she saw sprague on the sidewalk when she went for coffee and thought he was homeless. when she return she notices bruises on his face and called police. no airs have been made. >>> berkeley police are offering new details about their response to a man who was beaten. at 8:45 p.m., peter sucor called police on a nonenergy line to rep

the flames broke out around 3:30 this afternoon along not road in pasadena. the initial call came that people were trapped inside the home. the crews were able to put the fire out in about 20 minutes. no word on what caused the fire. >> police are investigating an early morning crash that ship, partly for least an hour today. sky team 11 was over the scene this morning. the preliminary investigation reveals two vehicles crashed in the southbound lane shutting them both down. no injuries have been reported. two people are recovering every serious car crash. it happened at twin arches road just before 6:00 this morning it appears 1 indycars crashed the double line striking the other vehicle. both drivers had to be cut from the vehicles and were taken to shock trauma. there. -- their current conditions are not known. >> there were warnings about once danger at the time. one victim was able to survive because of an inflatable air bag system inside her backpack. >> the avalanche in washington was preceded by 1.5 feet of freshly fallen snow calling out skiers of al

in california forever a three day fundraising tour his first stop yesterday a tea party rally in pasadenahip event near los angeles. he's scheduled to attend a private fundraiser in toto night. he will be in the bay area -- february 25th to headline the state republican party's spring convention in burlingame. >>> 6:346. apple and google among the -- 6:46. apple and google -- >>> new rumors about when the ipad 3 will hit stores. >>> one of traders tell me apple shares up $with 100 in the last month. very interesting -- are up $100 in the last month. this may not be the end investor saying he thinks apple has further to go and $600 a share is next. apple up 25% this year. apple suppliers in asia are testing what is a mini tab let with an 8 inch screen. the -- reporting the ipad unveiling is scheduled for march 7th. google getting the thumbs up from anti-trust regulators, now turned negative for its planned purchase of motorola mobility. moody's late yesterday downgraded credit ratings on circumstance european countries. they say france and the u.k. have problems also. retail sales for janu

. >>> a man who became trapped north of pasadena was lifted to safety by a search and rescue squad whot happened to be practicing near by. the man was climbing the cliff this morning when he got stuck and could not move up or down. another hiker was rescued from the same canyon yesterday. there are questions tonight about a man who was found dead on a san francisco street this past weekend. apparently he had been lying there for hours injured and no one came to his aid. police say something happened to richard sprague around 2:00 a.m. sunday morning on julian avenue near 15th street. one local paper says neighbors heard him screaming for help but no one called police. ktvu spoke with a woman today who says she saw sprague on the sidewalk when she went for coffee and thought he was homeless. when she return she notices bruises on his face and called police. no airs have been made. >>> berkeley police are offering new details about their response to a man who was beaten. at 8:45 p.m., peter sucor called police on a nonenergy line to report was a trespasser on his property. police were mo

it happened in the lakeshore community of pasadena last tuesday. police say that he grabbed the girl and grabbed her into -- pulled her into a wooded area. he is described as clean shaven with a bald head. anyone with information, should called detectives. >> the state senate is expected to act quickly on a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage. a senate committee approved the legislation which moves that bill to the senate for a vote. one key note. the committee turned down two amendments that would have restored the effective date and legalized city unions. that would effectively kill the bill. the senate is expected to vote this week. republican presidential candidates are taking aim. rick santorum has opened up a double-digit lead nationally and he has locked in a dead heat with mitt romney. sally kidd joins us with tonight's commitment 2012 update. >> good evening. a very tight race in michigan and in arizona. polls showed romney with the lead their but santorum is gaining ground. >> campaigning in arizona, rick santorum javon mitt romney

i should have been a white woman from pasadena they did not understand one word i said.they would say she is white but she is down. translation, we cannot understand a thing that she says we don't know what she is talking about she looks funny and sounds funny but is here to help us so acceptors of a decided to call me lady lawyer in that world, it was terrific but i so appreciated me to learn enough about their world ecosystem that i could figure out how to help them in the women after they custody out really which i will not say because it is taped for television but they called the everything but ed child of god and as they should have how do you come down here. you have left us in the shooting gallery i have to put my grand child to a bet in a bathtub because the bullets come to the dry wall and my older kids sleep on the floor and you come down here and ask us to treat latinos with dignity? a lot. >> i will still asking that you are right. we have abandoned you and you should be angry but then another woman said just help our men stop the killing and that is what la

. >> tracking the problem in pasadena. overturned tractor trailer, with debris over the road. if you take ritchie highway, considered 97 as your alternate. in brooklyn, we have an accident coming in. as far as delays, 23 miles per hour. once you get on to the northeast side, 26 miles per hour on average. 27 on the west side outer loop from 795 all the way down is down i-73. all of this is volume-related as you get towards the harrisburg expressway. speaking of 83, towards parkton, york road just below the exit is where we see delays heading towards mt. carmel. tony has at check on your forecast. >> everybody is going back to work and school. nothing going on weather-wise. 29 in jarrettsville. a little chilly out there this morning. we don't expect precipitation. in little system coming in from the west. the west. there might be a the difference between hiding my skin and showing it off? jergens ultra healing moisturizer. even my driest skin looks healthier, instantly. jergens is the difference between i'm here, and here i am. jergens®. the beautiful difference. ♪ you're as col

i drive 30 miles from pasadena to towson, one way every day. i burn about a quarter of a tank. and it costs me about $70 to fill my truck. costs me probably about $100 a week to drive to work on gasoline. >> we're talking at prices that are 43 cents a gallon, higher than a year ago. this time, marylanders were paying $3.09 a gallon. now they're paying $3.52. >> reporter: but governor o'malley makes the case for a tax increase with the state's transportation need. >> reporter: maryland has some of the worst traffic in america. and we pay a heavy price. in terms of the time that we spent idling in bumper-to- bumper traffic. when we could be at home with our families. >> reporter: and that, too, rings true. >> if it goes toward the roads and bridges, it's fine. but they're just taking it and using it as they feel fit to do. >> reporter: the house appropriations committee has a hearing tomorrow incidentally, on protecting the transportation trust fund, a bill that would prevent the general assembly or the board of public works from transferring money out of the gas tax dollars for

if you are headed out in pasadena, an accident there.re is a look at your speeds on the beltway. 36 miles per hour on the west side, slight delays on the top side. there is a live look outside. this traffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control. back over to you. >> stay with ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,