patterson. we will open as the public comment and if there are any members who would like to speak on this item, if you can please come forward. you have two minutes each. >> i appreciate the opportunity to speak on behalf of bob paterson. this is very intimidating but i have known him for 35 years. we worked together in the industry, the wine and spirits industry. the entire function was working with small business. we were consultants to them, he was consulting them. how to run this business and make it better. and how to get financing, how we can help them get through the difficult parts of this business. and there is a lot of diversity. we work for all the different backgrounds, and he has been involved the whole time. he was a sales manager to help them grow their business. the one thing about him, if he gets the job, he will learn this and he will understand this, and he will be adding to this. he is a great part of this community. that is what i have to say about bob patterson. >> and oth

. >>> i'm mike schuh on the east side building more than just a garden on building patterson park. >>> i'm tim williams in for bernadette woods. a little chilly now. how does the holiday week shape up? the answer in the complete updated first warning forecast is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's 45 degrees and partly cloud write in central maryland right now. the complete forecast is coming up in a few minutes. >>> a frustrating waiting game in new zealand. rescuers still can't reach 29 miners who are trapped. the explosion rocked the mine yesterday. rescuers are drilling a hole to make sure the air is safe for them to go in there. right now, it is too dangerous. they are also pumping fresh air into the mine to help the miners breathe. >>> in florida, a family of four found dead inside the home. tallahassee police found the family dead. the home was described as a violent crime scene. neighbors say the womans with a stay at home mother raising her kids. >>> new details in the disappearance of four people in ohio that captivated america's attention. new autopsy results reveal that t

. >> yes, they will, they'll do it here at the recreation center in patterson park. by the way, the turkeys you saw in the story, they were prepared by inmates at the hagueers -- hagerstown meat plant. the dinner is here on thursday and they'll feed about 5000 hopefully up to 5000 meals to be delivered across the area and they need food and donations. call for more information. a legendary figure and her memory lives on. we're live near patterson park. >> if you took both men who ran for governor and it was contention, if you had o'malley and ehrlich standing here. both-- former and current governor -- they would both agree that she's a ten out of a ten. >> and they call her the mother teresa of baltimore. >> all right, we got to roll, dude. >> have a great one. >> and the number is available at wjz.com. >>> and all right, coming up next on the morning edition -- >> could this be >>> neighbors say that research on biological weapons has contaminated water they drink. >> reporter: good morning, parts of fort die teak -- detrick are on the parts of the area's cleanup l

bob patterson, i have known him for ever. thank you for your willingness to sit on the small business commission. he is someone who worked for many years on behalf of small businesses. he was approaching retirement but wanted to give back, and he is a great advocate. i am pleased that you took my call and said yes. thank you. on the ti, when i appointed larry, i said, trust me, this will be one of the most exciting boards in the city. we finally got conveyance from the navy on this private participation -- private-partner ship. that work will start next year. it will be one of the most exciting developments in history. it will be one of the greatest developments in the nation -- greenest developments in the nation. this is one of the most dynamic and exciting developments that this country has ever been afforded. the folks that i will mention, those that will be reappointed, claudine, and john paul, you have been doing the drudgery work. now you get to enjoy the actual work, rebuilding and revitalizing the neighborhoods. it i

this was on southeast avenue, east of patterson park. he later died. according to police, the victim and a friend had a confrontation. somebody inside the car and shot the boy in the stomach. he is listed in serious but stable condition. police were called to the 70- reebok where a man was shot in the leg and possibly the arm. he was taken to the hospital. please do not have possible motives that have not made any arrests. if you have any information, contact city police. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal- tv 11 news. >> thank you. three suspects are charged in connection with a stabbing at anne arundel mall. an 18-year-old man was stabbed after a fight. the three suspects are being identified. keyo marlo allen and deandre jamar simms and an unnamed juvenile. >> friends of victims killed from a deadly are speaking out. they are trying to allow one of the victims to be sent home to his mother. two people worked overnight at the body shop. friends are trying to have enough money to send one money back -- to send one body back to honduras. >> it doesn't mak

the back around 10:00 saturday night in the 400 block of southeast avenue, a few blocks east of patterson park. he later died. and a 16-year-old boy was shot near st. paul and lexington streets. according to police, the victim and a friend had a confrontation with a passing car. somebody inside that car shot the boy in the stomach. he is listed in serious but stable condition. late sunday afternoon, police were called to the 1700 block of north ellamont street. a man was shot in the leg and possibly the arm. he was taken to a nearby hospital. so far, police have no possible motives and have not made any arrests. if you have any information on any of these incidents, contact city police. reporting live at police headquarters, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. police are looking for a group of suspects on the campus of loyola university. three people were walking and two men with knives approached them and punched one of the victims. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore city police. police are looking for whoever started taking potshots at passing cars with a pellet gu

wanted to take a moment because during our agenda, we didn't have an opportunity to talk about bob patterson was under consideration to be a member of the small business commission. and i want to state that i've known bob for eight years. and i think that he is an individual of sterling character and integrity. he's someone who has done a great deal in our city from -- his work at sky vodka, stars restaurant, and leadership capacities. and then with young's market. and he's someone who loves the city from his

patterson of new york reached an agreement with phusion.top shipping the drinks to friday. they follow washington state, michigan, utah, and oklahoma in banning the four loko energy drink. the university of indiana is home to the first openly gay fraternity. the university recently welcomed the sigma phi beta. so far reaction has been positive. >> i hope they are not met with criticism. i think it is awesome that we are being opened at indiana university to people the matter what their sexual orientation. >> i think there will be some resistance. i hope not much. i think it will be a good thing to have bert -- personally. >> it offers support to those who have been bullied in a high school or college setting. 14 members have been initiated into the fraternity. >> arizona voters have decided to allow legalized medical marijuana for people diagnosed with chronic or debilitating diseases. arizona joins california and washington, d.c., as the 15th state to approve medical marijuana. the proposition one by close to 4000 votes with 1.5 million ba

folks like tony are looking ahead to thanksgiving and the annual meal at patterson park. >> i go to patterson park ended the canned goods and help support my family. i have a new grandson now precooks this year, the 29th annual meal in honor of the woman who started it all is in jeopardy. connie is the assistant director of the bea gaddy support center. she said they need everything from turkey's to food and canned goods. >> we need string beans, corn, mashed potatoes, stuffing, in order to ensure that the meal will be enough. right now we have enough to feed may be 1000 or 2000 people. we anticipate we will have to feed over 40,000 meals. >> folks easily get to walk away with the bat like this, filled with enough food to last for five days. this year it could be a luxury they can no longer afford. while the center and the mill have struggled before, it has never been this bad. they will be accepting donations around the clock until thanksgiving. >> we will be open 24 hours. just call us and let us know. we will insure someone will be here for the donation. >> i am sure donations will start t

for people near lochearn, on the other side of the wall on patterson avenue. >> not far from northwest plaza and the american red cross is over their. >> both injunctions of the red cross border us. the national law office is in one place. the blood office is the other place and we are between them. >> you are near the subway. no excuses. >> people can come to church. nor reason to stay home. we have over 1200 parking spaces. we have parking at the empty a lot -- m tta lot. folks can get in. we have free morning services, 7:15, 9:45. it is a lot of opportunity. we're excited with what this will all of austin to do. one of the things on sunday, we have an hour -- two veterans. we're putting to get a veterans ministry. our veterans will take a large part of the service on sunday. we do veterans day. every day. they put in a lot of time to make it possible for us to have the freedoms we enjoy. sometimes they don't get the credit they deserve. we have a youth outreach program. we have redesigned our children's area. it will be a place where children can come and just loved being cured with

. >> the lawyer that once represented lorna patterson drabrown was ample implicated to kill witnessesn 2007. she was implicated, and to maneuver people out of jail, and to name witnesses in her client's trial. it is unclear weather resignation will affect and the district attorney's office is continuing to review the case. she is not been charged with a crime. >> and an extended forecast, big changes! with rain, and windy conditions. we will time it felt, coming up. time it out you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones. 7 7 >> a pretty picture of the sun goes down and this will continue throughout the night tonight and tomorrow. storm taking aim at the bay area. this ran will start but temperatures are very much want to be on the cool side tomorrow. upper 50s, and then saturday, the the four degrees. and 54 on the coast it is going to be very chilly--54 on the coast. moderate/wendy on the saturday. let us take a look of those temperatures with windy c

patterson. we will open as the public comment and if there are any members who would like to speak on this item, if you can please come forward. you have two minutes each. >> i appreciate the opportunity to speak on behalf of bob

patterson began growing vegetables. currently, patterson farms inc., operated by james patterson's grandsons, doug and randall, grows about 350 acres of tomatoes, including mature green, vine ripe and roma tomatoes. in addition to growing tomatoes, the pattersons grade, pack and ship their tomatoes across the united states and canada. patterson farms is currently the largest tomato grower in the state of north carolina, but the 2008 erroneous safety citation for tomatoes by the f.d.a. cost this family and this farm dear dearly. while consumer demachined for tomatoes -- demand for tomatoes dropped between 50% and 60%, patterson farms lost hundreds of thousands of dollars. the damage was so severe that doug and randall could not pay back their farm operating loan at the end of the year, making that the first time in history of patterson farms that they were not able to pay their operating loan back. in fact, they had to borrow more money just to stay in business. with very narrow profit margins, a massive recall like this

patterson. we will open as the public comment and if there are any members who would like to speak

from 10 to 11 at patterson park and they are going to go and track little animal footprints and see ifcan identify them. >> giants rabbits. >> so it's something fun to did with your kids and you can be outside in gorgeous patterson park. if you want more information check out the address on your screen. >> if you have an event you want to check out drop an e-mail and tell people about it on "good morning, maryland. e-mail megan or myself to morning show at wmar.com. >> all right. stay with us. we will be right back. >>> the severe weather is the big the downed power lines. this tree top we valley in new york and new england, there's >>> welcome back to "good morning, maryland." past couple days we have gotten you covered on the holiday menu. we have had the stuffing and the sweet potatoe casserole and now to dessert. who better to bring in than one of our viewers from overly. katherine has come in with a dutch apple or jewish apple cake recipe. now before we get in to all of these wonderful ingredients, i want to show the viewers this. this is the original recipe card. i see the stains

patterson. we will open as the public comment and if there are any members who would like to speak on this item, if you can please come forward. you have two minutes each. >> i appreciate the opportunity to speak on behalf of bob paterson. this is very intimidating but i have known him for 35 years. we worked together in the industry, the wine and spirits industry. t

jamaal rashard patterson. go sit down, son, you're done for the day. >> tony: taylor's third touchdown of the game. stanford rolls. they win. 10-1, number six in the b.c.s. standings, want a b.c.s. bowl, guys. >> tim: might move up. we'll talk about that a little later. we'll see. into the big ten. you talk about a logjam atop it, monty ball is going to go to work, spencer. >> tim: four-yard touchdown run, his third of the afternoon. >> spencer: tremendous effort. wisconsin is still the highest rated big ten team in the b.c.s., important because we have a three-way tie. >> tim: a good day for scott tolzien, probably the quarterback you hear -- the best quarterback you hear the least about. terrelle pryor. this is after devier posey had dropped a 50-yard touchdown pass. they're going to rule this -- they looked at it. they were not going to overturn that. >> tony: that was a very close play. >> tim: dane sensabacher. this iowa team which has lost after today 12 of the last 13 against the buckeyes. stanzi sacked

police are searching for the person responsible for a deadly stabbing in patterson park. he was stabbed in the back in the 400 block of south east avenue. no word on a possible morgan. -- possible motive. there is a late night stabbing at around zero mills mall on saturday. police were called to the food court where an 18-year-old man was stabbed. the victim was stabbed in the back and was taken to shock trauma, treated come and released. the three suspects are a 70- year-old keyo allen, deandre simms, and another unnamed juvenile. speed and dhaka were factors in an early-morning crash that turned deadly. this happened around 6:30 a.m. on stone road. the driver was driving north on stone when he failed to slow down for a curve. he entered the southbound lanes before hitting two pine trees. he was trapped in his vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. >> we did it again today. temperatures made it into the 60's with plenty of sunshine. toward sunset, some clouds are drifting in from the west. take a look at the radar- satellite combo. you can see some clouds in the great

wanted to take a moment because during our agenda, we didn't have an opportunity to talk about bob patterson who was under consideration to be a member of the small business commission. and i want to state that i've known bob for eight years. and i think that he is an individual of sterling character and integrity. he's someone who has done a great deal in our city from -- his work at sky vodka, stars restaurant, and leadership capacities. and then with young's market. and he's someone who loves the city from his beginnings as a bicycle messenger in this town and i simply want to say to bob and to his wife that i am very fortunate to have had their friendship over many years in city government. that i think that he is an incredible individual of deep commitment to this city, deep talent to offer this city and i respect his decision to resign. but i would have been proud to vote to support him, to continue as a commissioner. thank you. president chiu: thank you. colleagues, if we can now move to the adoption without committee reference calendar, items 34 and 35. >> these timets will be acted

. >> reporter: for kate patterson, it was a frightening ride that would not end. >> please, help me. the taxi. >> reporter: patterson called 911, telling the operator that the driver was speeding lu the streets of boston, with her locked in his cab. >> please, help me. they're driving really fast. and they won't let me out of the taxi. >> reporter: she started describing landmarks, hoping police would catch up. >> passing chipotle. i'm at the big intersection by the chinese restaurant. >> reporter: even with sirens blaring, this cobbe refused to slow down. >> he's not even stopping for the cop. please, stop. >> reporter: eventually, he did stop. and police arrested 51-year-old osei kwame. he is arrested for kidnapping and failing to stop for police. >> they refused to pay. so, i don't think so. i was going to stop. >> reporter: his friends say, the passengers, not the driver, were in the wrong. >> they didn't want to pay. he decided to take them back to where he picked them up, or to the nearest police station. >> reporter: but for patterson, there is no question. >> oh, my god. oh,

that is what i have to say about bob patterson. >> and other any other members of the public who wish to speak? please come forward if you would like to speak on this item. >> i am the commission secretary of the small business commission. we did provide a letter to you in electronic form. i provided some hard copies. the director has met with mr. paterson on number of occasions along with the staff, and the director was impressed with his knowledge of small business finance, and his knowledge of ownership structures. cash flow and other challenges that businesses face. also employee relations and many other aspects of these finances. the director is looking forward to working with him, and continuing to bring him on board. with more information on the commission about how the office is running. supervisor campos: public comment is closed. i wanted thanksmto thank mr. paterson for being here, and i know that this can be very intimidating to be before the committee. we'll have a right to be nervous about this. that said, i do believe that the questions that were asked by president chu

it happened yesterday at a building along south patterson park avenue.offfcials sayyan exterminator was ssraying for bed bugs and some the chemicals used were making people sick. >> the fire department responded, got all of the residents outside of the building. they brought this fans to ventilate the facility. we had the residents checked over by hazmat ems. >> res debts who were taken out of the building stayed in a nearby facility until it was safe for them to return. >>> members of the police union turned out on thursday to reject a contract. 95% of those who voted said no to the contract. it woulddhave given union members 5 more days off if they agreed to a 1.95% pay cut. they continuee to ejuice changes to the -- refuse changes to the pension system. they filed a lawsuit against the city. they claim that the officials3 under funded the pension for decades and any changes would violate their ontract. -p>> toughhtime for the city and everyone else, but these are men and women who are expected to go out there and take a bullet. these are men and women

holly patterson said i would rather go through the scanner than anyone touching me. stephen ward posts i'll say what i have said over and over. it is better to go through a few minutes of perhaps an uncomfortable security check than to realize you were wrong during a free fall from 30,000 feet. and deb asks and while they scan us, what about the cargo? hello, we know that is not being thoroughly checked. deb, today the senate homeland security committee asked that same question in a hearing on air cargo security. the administration and the commissioner of the u.s. customs and border commission were both there to testify. he told the committee in the wake of the attempted bombings from yemen last month they are considering raring air cargo 24 hours in advance. >>> outrage from a new york family about how their loved ones was treated by workers at the city morgue. and it was all caught on tape. we got to warn you, this stuff is pretty graphic. two workersers from the coroner's office came to bilk pick up a body on monday, but a video camera in his building catches it b

>>> another teen killed on the streets of baltimore, a 19-year- old was stabbed last night near patterson park. last night, this was breaking news. he died overnight and the police have arrested someone for that murder. >>> and taking a look here. this was a stabbing here. they stabbed a man in the back after getting into an argument after a fight. the police also arrested another teen and a man stabbed is said to be okay. >>> and a police officer uses his car to make sure that a suspect doesn't get away. he hit a teen riding his bike this morning and after trying to arrest the teen, he hurt his leg a little bit when the officer hit him, but he's already out of the hospital. >>> we're seeing more fatal accidents between cars and bicyclists and now, the cyclists are getting a bill of rights. >> reporter: last summer, this 69-year-old decided to run errands on his bike. >> he left and he yelled over his shoulder, if i'm later than an hour, i'll call. >> reporter: that call never came. a box truck broad sided him and killed him. it's the scene that the city wants to avoid, last week, the cit

lamar patterson for three. pit on a 10 to two run to end the first half. they lead at the break.with the post move. goes to the basket and won. terps pulled it within two. pitt too much for the terps. high percentage shot. with panthers win. 79 to 70. points.er led the way with 17 sanna 13. and terps fall to 3 and one. >> morgan state in action against the big east opponent. took on providence tonight 22-point beating. thompson led morgan with 18. brooks a big night for providence..3 22 points. 12 rebounds. the bears could only manage 30.6% from the floor. and fall to one-on-one of the season. consternation in owennssmills. tackleianda missing from prrcttce. and he never misses, everrone relax. his wife is in labor. no word on whether she has given birth. punt return duties are handled by committee right now. the kickoff duties are staying where they have been. special teams coach rosburg said today that david reid will remain as kick returner, average. rosburg likes what he has seen so far. >> david grows every week he is back there. you see things in the returns you like to see

you see patterson threw a punch. he was ejected. quarter, that was the only fight the bears put up. lay out a bears defender? nice, 58 yards when all was said and done. for the quarterback, to get it done in so many different ways. that set up this, stephan taylor three-yard plunge. taylor had three touchdowns today, second quarter, right before the half, more luck, this time going to the air, and doug baldwin helping out with the great catch. 19 yard touchdown, 31-0 stanford. anthony wilburson a true freshman. how about another touchdown for stanford. they scored on their first eight possessions. in the fourth quarter, the bears decide to wake up. 12 yards, but that's not even close to enough. stanford rolls they take back the axe. a lopsided win in more than 80 years. >> laura, thanks. stanford gets the axe back, they can't celebrate for too long. nor can cal dwell on the loss, both teams have home finales next saturday. >> we knew there were going to be a lot of emotions in this game. you're not going to coral all those emotions.

things heat up, both teams sharp there and then patterson gets ejected before the game started.uck a man among boys. decides to tuck and run. watch shaun -- number 11. just bounces off luck like a super bowl. 58-yard run and that sets up the first touchdown of the game. accounts for 71 of the 232 rushing yards, taylor ran for three short touchdowns including one. luck threw a costly interception last year but today he completes 16 of 20, two touchdowns, this one gets to zach, it's 24-0. stanford wins 48-14. the most they have scored in big game history. they are 10-1. >>> the current 49ers team looking at tomorrow's opponent but joe is live where they are holing the alumni banquet. >> reporter: that's right. this is a very big weekend for the 49ers. this weekend the 9ers are putting in to the senior hall of fame a family, the family that founded the 49ers in 1946. >> really an opportunity to take -- just respect our history and remember it didn't start with the super bowl seasons. it goes back to 46 when vick and tony had this vision about what could be and just think if they di

. >>> a teen has died following a stabbing just blocks from patterson park. that was breaking news last night. police found the 19-year-old david hopkins badly injured last night. he died today. they have detained a person of interest and they are expected to file charges soon. >>> an argument leads to gunfire in a street. police say a 26-year-old man was shot in the stomach after a confrontation near saint paul streets. the victim is hospitalized now and no arrests. >>> a driver shot trying to help someone out. tonight his death is a mystery and friends are pleading for information. dozens of tow trucks in honor of the 23-year-old andy joyce. he was murdered there november 1. his friends handed out fliers offering a reward and former boss hopes the gathering could encourage new witnesses to come forward. >> we're not going to go away, we're not going away until we find out who the person is that slaughtered our guy. we have no reason that we know of so far of why it happened. he was not robbed, he had money in his pocket, he had a phone. he had his gps on th

also, another man was also stabbed blocks away from patterson park. police responded to the 400 block of southeast avenue a short time ago. homicide detectives are on the scene and there's no word on that victim's identity. >>> a man out for a bike ride has been run over by a car. police say 21-year-old robert share are a was struck in glen burnie. detectives believe that he rode his bike against a red light and the driver was unable to stop. >>> police have now identified a child killed by a car many baltimore. detectives say 7-year-old javom billinger was crossing the street with other children and one adult when he was hit. investigators believe the boy darted in front of the car and say the driver probably never saw him. >>> some new details tonight in the arrest of a powerful maryland politician. we're learning more about a specific development that could be tide to the corruption allegations. >> reporter: prince george's county executive jack johnson and his wife arrested on corruption charges. their home raided hours after a wiretapped conversa

patterson was ejected for throwing a punch and his day was done before it even got started. you're done. i agree. stanford up 3-0 first quarter. deep in the cardinal territory. taking off. knocked him on his caboose and keeps on going. 15 yards on the run for luck. how many quarterbacks can deliver a hit like that? not too many. man, he is a big guy. tough to take down. how about stephane taylor. first of three touchdowns to make it 10-0 cardinals. he has 14 touchdowns this season. stanford would score on their first eight drives. the strike there for another cardinal touchdown. then they get a 24-0 lead. kept getting worse for the bears. imagine trying to make something happen. instead thomas picks it off. another rough day. turned it over three times. less than 2 minutes to go in the half cardinal offense comes back on the field and they score again. another fantastic catch. 45-0 before the bears got on the board. the axe is going back to the farm as stanford blows out cal by the count of 48-14. 48 points are tied for the most ever in big game history. cal runningback shan

cherry hill, arabia park elementary and patterson high school. instead of closing those schools will face a change in management. now the public will get a chance to weigh in on december 8th and 11th before the school board volts and we have the full plan on our web site, abc2news.com. if you want to take a closer look. cheryl conner, abc 2 news. >> thanks sherrill. speaking of school concerns last week we shared with you the proposed redistricting plan for harper county elementary schools. many parents aren't happy with the changes which would require some students to switch schools. one has taken her anger online. she formed a facebook group called stop fallston redistricting. it's got about 45 members right now. county school officials are planning a series of 7 public meetings where parents will be able to weigh in on the redistricting plan. they have also setup an email address where parents can send feedback and we have a link on our web site at abc2news.com. >>> well the maker of the controversial four loko drink is cutting caffeine from i

last may patterson wrote home saying the effort failed because pakistani officials said it will portray the united states taking their weapons. u.s. officials fear such leaks could jeptize future operations in the critical war against terrorists. >> this could shake the government and end programs and seriously imperil u.s. foreign policy. >> the leak spare no one. they revul the saudi king urged the u.s. to attack and destroy irans nuclear program and german chancellor merkel is rarely creative. >> you're going to see the unvarnished truth that our ambassadors and senior officials have overseas are counterparts. it's not pretty in many cases. it's going fob honest and harsh, too. >> reporter: one of the most embarrassing revelations may involve the u.s. state department. cables that show secretary of state hillary clinton and condoleezza rice before her ordered u.s. intelligent services to gather private information on u.n. leaders and diplomats, including computer passwords and dna and fingerprints. the white house condemned the release of documents. in a white house statement robert

a fight breaks out between both teams, and then patterson punches a cal player and gets ejected. first quarter, cardinals 3-0. cal on the move. throwing off his back foot. sherman picks it off. a big momentum shift. luck no one open, the big guy takes off. he is also physical. watch this. runs over the safety, stares him down, down to the cal 21. taylor caps off the drive. three yards out, first of two. second quarter, more from stanford. luck stepping up. the 13-yard striefnlg cal needs to get something going, and mansion making another mistake. one of three bear turnovers in the first half. luck would run the ensuing two-mint -- two-minute drill to perfection. stanford led 31-0 at the half. taylor again. he rushed for 59 yards, three scores, 38-0 stanford. finally in the fourth, 49-0. finally something for cal to cheer about. jones, a wild 17-yard connection, 45-7. all academic. stanford gets gets the axe back. >>> top 25 showdown. ohio state at iowa. the 19-yarder. now in the fourth, under two. buckeyes down 17-13. haren hours -- powers in and the buckeyes survive, 20-17. also

. >>> baltimore city police are searching for a man in connect of a stabbing near patterson park. he was stabbed late saturday night on south east avenue. one was killed over the weekend with gun fire and five others were wounded in six other incidents. >> a lock raven resident is in icu after a hit-and-run. >> reporter: this is my son, he's 21 and he's a jr. at university of miami. he's a great young man. >> reporter: the parents fly from their home to be at their son's side in florida and plea to find a hit-and-run driver. >> he's an eagle scout, he's an avid duck hunter and a beach life guard, please, please help us. hello, i'm paul -- >> he's an english major and he was walking home and he was hit by a light gray or silver color car. the withins could only give a vague description. >> it could have been an elderly male. he has massive head trauma, that's the critical part of his injury. he has other injuries and right now, that's what's life threatening for him. he's in a coma. we're just getting ready to celebrate thanksgiving and we're going to miss him. >> people who saw th

south of pat patterson park avenue before 11:00. exterminator was in the building spraying for bedbugs. not everyone that lived in the building was out. and the chemicals being used made ome of them feel sick. >> fire department responded. got all the residents out of the building. they brought in fans to ventilate the facility. we had the residents checked over by hazard matt and ems. >> residents had to stay out of the building foo a few hours. they were relocated to a nearby facility until it was safe to return. >> well, today is veteran's day and in queen anne's county a veteran is receiving a new home that is as special as he s. >> captain buuler lost both legs after a roadside bomb blast in iraq. thanks to several volunteers, he will be able to get around his all appliances are lower. open showers and automated toilets. captain and his wife live here for free thanks to the program "homes for our troops". >> well this probably,,between 12 and 1500 soldiers and marines injured to the point where the ordinary home that most of us