here in perry hall, the house is owned by jamie and patrick and leanne. and airall out there, having kind of like a grave yard cocktail party out there if you will. they're going to give us a tour, if you will, of all of the things going on. takes about 30 days to set this up. they're still kind of putting finish finishing touches on it. >> all right, tim. thank you. >>> still ahead at 5:00. new evidence released. a teen found dead inside a gym mat. who is reviewing the case to determine if it was a tragic accident or possibly murder? >>> a halloween visit to the governor. i'm pat warren coming up on eyewitness news. breast cancer survivors tell the governor that early detection is the trick to treating the disease. >>> i'm mike schuh. these high school students help to corral a runaway school bus, after their driver had a medical emergency. their stories next. >>> a mild night to be out trick-or-treating. don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast with bob and tim. ,,,, these are the hands of a surgeon. a pediatrician. these are pioneering adv

we are here with the wjz mobile weather lab in perry hall. we are in a neighborhood where all of the ghouls and goblins and the other things are all kind of roaming the neighborhood already. here at the mobile weather lab, it is about 66 degrees. and we're looking at a pretty dry evening so far. as bob mentioned, the clouds are around there. but seems like the rain is holding off. if you're planning to coming out tonight anywhere for trick- or-treating fun and festivities. here's a look at what you can see ahead. cloud cover is going to lock in the temperature that we have now. so we're not going to drop very drastically. about 65 degrees for the clouds. look for the potential of maybe drizzle around. the later you're out, the better chance there will be for some drizzle. take a look at this house this. is the home of jamie, lea ann and patrick. they have been doing this for about 20 years. they got this down to a science. coming up, we'll talk about what they're doing here. we'll also talk about some of the trick or treaters. and we always,

they really do it to the nines out here in perry hall.e have more from the wjz mobile weather lab for now. sending it back to you on television hill. >> they definitely deserve some candy. >>> still to come. gym, mat, death. was it an accident or murder? >>> beefing up patrols on halloween in anne arundel county, what police are looking for. >> i'm gigi barnett in anne arundel county, the details are next. >>> controversy surrounding the washington redskins name continues. i'm jessica kartalija. the very latest from washington, where members of the oneida indian nation sit down with the nfl. what happened next? >>> and ooh, darkening skies outside on this halloween night. will we see any rain before it's through? your complete first warning weather forecast is straight ahead. ,,,,,, tnÑñ >>> it is cloudy. 68 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. well, as ghosts, goblins and ghouls take over neighborhood streets tonight, police in anne arundel county are boosting patrols, keeping a

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wjz is live in perry hall. derek valcourt has more on how it happened and the problems it's causing, derek? >> reporter: well, for starters, all of the businesses in this area of joppa road have no water in their faucets right now. and joppa road itself, normally very busy in this stretch, from bel air road, all the way over to 7 courts trive, it's about two blocks long, has completely closed to all traffic. >> reporter: inside nottingham dental care, no running water at all, means an empty waiting room and no patients. >> without the water, we can't run the equipment. so we have to reschedule all afternoon patients. so it's quite a big inconvenience for my staff, for myself, for the patients that took off work to come in. >> reporter: the problems all stem from this hole in the ground, caused by a break in a 12-inch pipe. officials say that break occurred monday night, as crews did some scheduled work. >> some valves were being opened and closed, maneuvered. and that caused a pressure surge. and also sent a pr

indian summer. 82 in baltimore ball. 5 in perry hall today. -- 75 in perry hall today.in terms of whether coming our way, we have to watch this, tropical low developing. to mow it's -- me it's looking impressive. tonight clear and cool. we'll have much more straight ahead. >>> wheel the government remains shut down, a key come onen in the rolled on. >> the uninsured can start calling in and figure out which healthcare plan best meets their needs. the maryland health insurance exchange had a few signals. there were long waits on the web sie. the exchange said their system was overloaded with more than 1,000 calls. 80,000 people on the site at once. the secretary of health and hygiene

baltimore county where a watermain break is causing a lot of problems for people in schools in perry hall, carney and parkville. wjz is live, sky high chopper 13 and jeff long over joppa road with more. >> reporter: good afternoon. this watermain break is near the 4100 block of east joppa road between seven courts drive and belair road in perry hall, baltimore county. this is a 12-inch watermain and the impact is being felt from belair road on the east to loch raven boulevard on the west and as far south as northern parkway inside the city limits. some customers have no water while others are experiencing low water pressure and some will even see some brown water. the department of public works is on the scene as you can see. they are trying to isolate the break and the crews are working hard to return service to the affected areas. in the meantime as you can see east joppa road shut down between belair road and seven courts. reporting live from sky high chopper 13, captain jeff long. back to you. >> several schools are impacted. immaculate heart of mary and st. ursula are closed. carney,

cockeysville 50 degrees. 55 perry hall. annapolis, the temperature coming in at 59. chester town 63. elkelkton 54. we will have slightly warmer temperatures by this afternoon. this is what we are working with for today. as you are heading out and about, the temperature at 6:00, i will call it mild. 57 degrees. temperatures were lower than that past few days. towards the 9 time frame, yeses it might look like clouds out there, we will be getting sunshine in here as we work through the day. the sun-cloud mix here and there in to the afternoon and also the morning time frame. by lunchtime, we will be right and 75 degrees, it is going to feel good as we head out and about for today. back to charlie. >>> some taking effect in maryland, among them, some of the strictest laws in the us regarding the purchase of firearms. roosevelt leftwich is live in baltimore with the details. we understand advocates are celebrating the day, opponents say they will continue fighting. >> it's going to be an interesting day for a lot of folks, if you are going to purchase a handgun, -- the l

we're seeing gusts in manture, 18 and 22 is being reported in perry hall. this is what to expect as you plan the day. 6:00 this morning breezy. windy by this afternoon. the temperature coming in at 70 degrees, by 9:00 with the rain in the forecast, more during lunchtime. over to you. >>> a maryland state trooper remains in critical condition this morning. 24-year-old jacqueline kline was hit by a car at a traffic stop. it happened at 1:00 yesterday morning. kline provided backup helping an officer who pulled over a drunk driver. kline is a great trooper. >> i need to be by her side. that's what i have been doing. >> now, police found no evidence. >>> new this morning, maryland state police are saying, 11 people were hurt in a multicar crash in prince georges county. six cars were involved in the crash. one caught fire, one victim has life-threatening injuries. two others are in trauma care. no more word about the crash. >>> a stabbing downtown, will have investigators looking for more clues today. it happened yesterday evening. two men were taken to the hos

otherwise closer to the bay area, 63 perry hall.e humidity levels are fairly high for where we should be this time of morning. so maybe just a little patchy fog but not a big deal. the radar image is gorgeous from upstate new england to norfolk and florida looking good. it's going to hit 87 today. normally it should be around 72. that is 15 degrees above normal. the record is 89 degrees. we're actually going to test records over the next couple of days. it's sunny and 13 to 16 degrees above average. that is what youd need to know. more clouds by thursday so maybe the temperatures are 80 to 82 degrees. more heat as we go into friday where our afternoon highs could once again come close to 90. high pressure in control bringing a southwesterly wind flow. so we have the heat trapped into memphis. that is going to be pushed in our direction. we don't find storms. yes, there's moisture gathering over towards memphis, not a big deal. we're going to stay dry through the weekend. 90s, they are on the board from memphis to dallas, this is 10

look at that. 20 degrees above in the city right now. 64 in perry hall. 66 in chestertown. and good morning elkton at 63. not only do we have the warm temperatures and mild temperatures this morning we also are a little more humid. look at dew points yes. the measure of the moisture in the air we are talking about 64 in the city as well as perry hall. 66 in chestertown this morning. and 63 in elkton once you get into the mid-60s they are feeling it. we planned the day. it's a good day to play golf. the cooler weather is on the way. by 10 we will be at 78 degrees and we will have a mix of sun and clouds for today. by lunchtime, coming in right around 81 degrees. let's check the traffic now with mike. >> reporter: all right. good morning. hi, everyone. i was correct what i said it's early and roosevelt leftwich brought this to my attention taylor and loch raven where we had the car into a burger king. again not affecting major roadways thus far so the beltway north side of the city looks pretty good. going into the city, that was a new crash on 295 just outside the stadium. s

we're looking at 60s in chestertown and 63 in perry hall. 66 in annapolis and good morning elkton at 64 degrees. also what we will be dealing with today. a little bit more moisture out there. meaning that we'll be slightly more humid. we can see some of the dew points coming in the 60s right now in annapolis coming in at 60. 63 in perry hall. 63 in chestertown and more of the same in elkton right now. as we plan your day another nice day if you like the dry weather. by 9:00 we're talking about 70 degrees and then by lunchtime today we're talking about 80 with a sun/cloud mix. back to you. >>> all right, so this morning in baltimore county investigators are looking for two people who shot two others in middle river. it happened last night on south horn road near grove thorn road. back in the neighborhood near kingston park. police say both victims were taken to the hospital and we don't know their conditions right now. >>> all right, take a good look at the face you see in the monitor right here. this is christopher goode. he is the latest man to be dubbed public enemy number one by b

plenty of 60s though as we head into annapolis. 62 in glen burnie. 63 in perry hall right now. more of the same in chestertown and even elkton. in terms of moisture yes it's out there. it is rising. we're seeing the dew points in the 60s from annapolis through chestertown to elkton to perry hall. so with that we are definitely feeling slightly more humid than we were yesterday and especially the day before that. to the planner it is going to be a great day to play golf even if you don't play golf just stand on the course and look around because that's how beautiful it is going to be. plenty of sunshine in the forecast by 7:00, even by 10:00. and then as we head our way into lunchtime today, it's going to be 80 with a mix of sun and clouds. let's get a check of the traffic now with mike. >>> all right -- sorry charlie is making me laugh. all right just a couple of issues if you notice there's just nothing going on with the commute thus far. 648 northbound a couple of construction related delays not a big deal. all right loading up the park and go right now as just before -- off

we're live in perry hall, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> derek, thank you the. >>> for now, traffic is being rerouted around that stretch of joppa road. >>> updating the breaking news we've been following all evening. a woman shot in east baltimore. as sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene in the 1800 block of abbott court are as police were searching for evidence. it happened just before 4:00 this afternoon. we do not have word on the condition of the victim or any arrests so far. >>> no bail tonight for the woman, a baltimore woman, accused of stabbing another woman to death at a cookout. mary is in the newsroom with more on the fatal confrontation. mary? >> denise, it all started when one woman drove to her ex- husband's apartment. that's when police say 32-year- old latricia gowdy stabbed -- grand a beer bottle and threatened 30-year-old gabrielle smith with it. smith then allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed gowdy. she died of internal bleeding. smith is being hold without bail on a second-degree murder charge. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, mary. p

besides fire, think new town or perry hall high school last year. beyond a short comment earlier this week, are in the avenue has refused our repeated requests for an interview on this subject. for now, three days in a row. baltimore, brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> it get connected with brian, you can stay on top of the latest developments. follow him on twitter at brian from abc2. >>> new at 6:00, these dogs taken from a puppy mill in kentucky. they will soon have new homes in our state. fashs rescued more than 12 -- officials rest mewed more -- rescued more than 120 rescue pun shelters. some of the dogs are going to the spca in anne arundel county. >>> new developments in the hit and run of a carroll county teenager. three weeks ago someone hit michael atfield's car and drove off. the person in custody is in new jersey awaiting cuss ti. the crash sent him to shock trauma but the family is hoping to move him to rehab as early as today. police officers also have the car used in this crash. tonight friends and family are gathering to say their good-bye

. >> weather wise, another one of those sunny days that's way above average. 86 in perry hall and in the city and glen burnie, 85. maybe not technically an indian summer but it's an extended summer. winds are out of the west at 5 to 10. it's been breezy. an interesting weather maker. all eyes on what will potentially become karen. we'll talk about how it could impact our weather. in the meantime employ a plea the 80s. we're back with more. >>> more than a dozen people are homeless cast part of a vacant row home collapsed. >> jeff hager has more on how in happened. >> city housing authorities are blaming workers who tried to save an adjacent building with putting the lives of several people in jeopardy. since part of this vacant row house collapsed in november, wooden braces have kept the rest of it from crashing down. that is until last night. >> they were working on the side of the building and all of a sudden you could see bricks fall. >> the risk of a total collapse prompted the city to -- they moved so quickly to board up the buildings they trapped her and her children inside. >>

. >> weather wise we continue to see mid-80s. 85 in the city. 4 in perry hall. 84 from frederick. winds are light from the west, enough to stir the air. humidity is creeping up. we begin to say hello, potentially to karen, not a named storm yet, but you see a well defined center near the yucatan and mexico. this thing is looking more and more impressive. clear and mild. back to you. >> sasha and bear are back home with their owners. the owners were forced to give up the 14 and 15-year-old pitbulls after the law ruled they are inher repetitively dangerous. sasha and bear's owners took them it consider the and they are back home tonight. >>> people are back home after efforts to shore up a home back fired. it happened in the 1900 block of wilkens avenue. people said part of the vacant row house collapsed in november but the city put up large wooden braces to keep the rest of the brick facing from falling down. that held up until contractors began work on an adjacent row house. >> the bricks weren't falling. it's not like they needed to do that. they didn't have the proper permit. no

sustain winds at 12 miles per hour in perry hall. 13 miles per hour in man chester is gusts up to 17.s per hour in hagerstown. now, the traffic with mike. >>> all right. good morning, lynette. hi, everyone one. all right. the speed times are good. 55 on 95, has you get up past north of 695. we're looking good this morning. this is the outer loop of 695. this is the only construction- related delays. i looked at the m.d.o.t. cameras. it is tying things up on the outer loop, but not that big of the deal. the northbound side of the beltway is looking good. sinclair lane, eastbound, and at edison highway in the city also dealing with construction- related delays this morning. we will look at traffic and weather together in 10 minutes. back to you. >>> you will be able to get your hands an a new $100 been this week. the federal reserve board is saying the 100s will circulate tomorrow. there is a new security feature and among that is a blue ribbon that make people know it is real, and it is harder to counterfeit them. >> i don't have those. >> get your hands on some. hey lena, what ya look

mid 50s in perry hall and elkton. chester town 61 degrees.he first day of october, feeling like october, temperature by lunchtime at 75 degrees. now a check of the traffic with loren. >>> first day of october, breast cancer awareness month. if you are getting an early head start, jfx nice and collie of delays -- clear of delays. no problems through the fort mc henry or harbor. the west side, inner state 70, no problems on the inner loop or outer loop. drive time of 11 minutes from 795, down to 95. interstate 70, 795, both free of delays, as we head to arundel, a look at 97, north of route 32. typical 17 minute ride from route 50 up to the 895 spur. that's your time saver traffic. >>> good morning, topping america's money, wall street reacting to the shutdown. stock futures rising overnight for all three major u.s. indices. the shutdown is expected to have a bigger impact compared to the one in the 90s. at the pump the national average for regular unled second now $3.43 per gallon, down $0.07. the largest drop in the mids west, down $0.11. i k

people in perry hall took full advantage, playing ball outside and going for a walk around the park. in towson residents took the chance to get outside and clean up some leaves and soak in the sunshine while they were doing that. right now it's still sunny and cooler in baltimore. they're going to make me talk about rain again. they say it might be in the forecast down the road. let's check in with meteorologist chelsea ingram in the out back. let's start with bob turk in the first warning weather. >> last week was just horrendous. i'll be honest. unbelievable amounts of rain. h rain we had the flooding was minimal honestly. let's take a look at temperatures around the region. 66 right now. our normal high is 67. the dew points back down. it's dried out down to 51. now, the clouds are pretty much dissipating this afternoon, particularly across central portions of maryland. there's clouds southeast of us and to the west of us as well. we'll see a few of those at least in the sky. during the day tomorrow generally drier weather. at least for one day. it looks like we have a de cent day

on the mild side at 71 in the city and we have lots of 60 as cross the board from glen burnie to perry hall and annapolis. e have humidity out there. these dew points are up there so we are more humid than yesterday. let's go back to charley. >>> new this morning a high school teacher from montgomery county is charged with sexually abusing a student. police say richard shember and a female student talked about sex at school and over e-mail. tuesday the girl's parents intercepted an e-mail from the 50-year-old asking for a nude photo. he is held on a 125,000 bond. >>> a person is recovering after being hit by a car near towson university. this happened last night around 9:30 on cross campus drive at york road. baltimore county police say the driver stayed at the scene and the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. >>> an update on breaking news we brought you on good morning maryland yesterday. investigators don't suspect foul play in the death of a man found yesterday morning in robert park. reed haynie was 49 and was pronounced dead at the scene. again police don't su

and 56 in glen burnie and 55 in perry hall. and good morning, chestertown. at 57. we're at 54 degrees right now in elkton. also what we are going to have with this coastal storm, with this nor'easter if you will, the winds out of the northeast. and right now the winds sustained at 9 in elkton and 7 in glen burnie. this is nothing. this will pick up throughout the day. especially as we head toward tomorrow. as it gets closer to us. and talking to gusts up to 25 miles an hour. and good day, good morning to maybe get out there and pick some pumpkins. temperature by lunchtime at 62. a check of of the traffic with mike. >>> and good morning, everybody. here is what is going on. heading up to 695, you're good to go, go, because we're talking about speeds around 55, and 60 miles an hour. north side, and the west side, and go to the east side, and essextown to white marsh and the crossings, looking good this morning. and one issue, this is now 295 southbound at annapolis road, it is knocking out the right lane, the crash on the wall, on the scene, at that one. and 695 at g

and 55 in perry hall. and 54 in ellicott city. upper 40s in woodbine as of now. you saw all of the moisture that we're working with down to the south. that will creep into our area courtesy of a coastal area. check out the dew point this morning. the air is still dry. so we have to moisten up the atmosphere before it moves in our direction. and the winds out of the northeast throughout the day and gusts up to 30 miles an hour. and your planner, well, by lunchtime, coming in at 62. over to you. >>> well, today, instead of loading the kids in the car or the bus to get to school, why don't you walk with them? international walk to school day. and parents are encouraged to walk with their kids if the school is close enough. and now a number of schools in the area are playing group ball including rogers ford elementary and centennial elementary school. more than 23 miles of new bike trails are in the works for baltimore county. new or expanded routes are planned for places like dundalk and towson and catonsville. $225,000 has been given to the county for the program.

atight hearing is that 6:00 perry hall middle school. >> the senator theater officially reopens todaye theater now has multiple screens and a wine bar. tonight's grand opening will feature "hairspray." >> 6:31. >> a good take to sleep in. -- a good day to sleep in. rainy, breezy, cool. temperatures in the 50's. bands of rainese coming through. it may not be a steady rain. 54 at the airport. we will make it to 59 this afternoon. it will feel even cooler because it will be breezy. seven-day forecast coming up in three or four minutes. >> i will say get out on the roads early. right now it is busy. we have some accidents that we are tracking. we have one coming in at old philadelphia road at aberdeen. atther one at joppa philadelphia road and 152. this one is going to cause some delays. the westbound side of 50 near the severn river bridge. it is taking up the left two lanes. delays in place early on the west side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> president obama will have a meeting with house republicans later today. soon,it doesn't happen that can lead to problem

. >>> a broken watermain in perry hall is shutting down a portion of perry hall.jury will return to the courthouse in towson today to continue to deliberate in the malpractice suit of dr. mark midei. mike schuh has more. >> reporter: later this morning a jury will go back to work in towson to try to determine if a developer had unnecessary surgery. glen weinberg was told his heart arteries were 90% blocked and had surgery to install devices called stents to keep those arteries open. after word got out accusing dr. mark midei of unnecessary surgeries the patient found he hardly had any blockage but the surgery made him pull out of successful projects costing him $50 million. the doctor testified the man would have died without the surgery. i'm mike schuh reporting in towson. back to you. >>> montgomery county 7-year-old remains in critical condition after being hit by her mother's suv in their driveway. police say the woman was leaving for the grocery on sunday night when she unknowingly struck her child later found unresponsive by paramedics. the entire incident i

the 12 inch diameter pipe under joppa road this perry hall ruptured on monday night. that section of road is still closed this morning as crews work on the repairs. officials say the break happened because crews were working at the towson reservoir. >>> a warning for pet owners. the food and drug administration is advising everyone to avoid jerky pet treats. the agency says thousands of illnesses have been reported and more than 580 dogs and cats are dead. it's one of the most mysterious out breaks. all the treats come from china but there's not one particular brand to watch out for. >>> in howard county a big drink debate. a group is appealing to children to swap their sodas for healthier drinks. the soda companies are not too happy about it. here is christie illeto with a new state-wide tv campaign asking major brands like coca-cola to stop marketing sugar. >> a short ad with a big message tuesday reading, happiness doesn't come in a red can, obesity does. people seen swapping coca-cola for healthier drinks. howard county based horizon foundation said it calls for t

more of the same in chestertown. 59 in perry hall and elkton around 58 degrees. so today will be that transition period from yesterday to today. so around 7:00 this morning still under a mostly cloudy sky, 59 degrees. we work our way into 10:00 and clouds still horg hovering, 65. by lunchtime, should be mainly dry, maybe just a little drizzle but all in all it's going to be a mild cloudy day on tap. >>> more traffic now with mike. >> good morning. this morning we're starting to load up the west side of the beltway early on, lots of volume picking up on the outer loop 695 just north of exit 17. baltimore national pike also looking very good this morning. so this is an easy commute thus far but as we know it's subject to change in baltimore. north side of the beltway, speeds 55 miles per hour. south of the city, key bridge, 52 miles per hour. most of the crossings looking good. go to the jfx, also looking good, speeds looking good on the inner loop and outer loop on the west side of the beltway. travel times, what you really want to know about, right? 695 between 9

along 95, perry hall, in to the city limits, very heavy rain, jfx getting slammed with the rain. this is going to continue through the course of the evening. this is all from east to west. a look at the shot. 9 5- 3955s wet roadways. 62 at the airport. dew point 61. moisture if the atmosphere, barometer falling. variable wind at 7. switching to the northeast dregs, and that is bringing the moisture in off the bay. totals, i haven't updated this since 5:00. middletown, frederick, 5.25 inches. bwi reporting 5.12, that will go to six as these are the 36 hour rainfall totals. we have flood warnings for much of the western suburbs, frederick, down towards montgomery county until 10:30. york county, the floods warning, lancaster and york through this evening in to tomorrow morning. we have a flood watch in effect for most of the viewing area. we are watching the potential of flooding rains that will move in for the course of the evening. this is meso-low south of the bay bridge. it's swirling here. usually on the north side you get the tremendous lift and more rain that is moving in. t

. >> reporter: perry hall delegate, kathy shilegga praises outreach effort efforts like this. but agrees the deadline should be delayed. >> we need to do more to help people. because this website is not working and people are not signing up. >> reporter: some in congress have already called for the resignation of health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius. she'll take the hot seat on capitol hill tomorrow, answering yet more questions about the troubled healthcare rollout. >> reporter: derek, thank you. >>> you can get unbiased information about healthcare options and enrollment systems by calling healthcare access call center, alt 1-877-223, 5381. >>> news. delegate don dwyer was injured in a car accident this morning. according to his attorney, a driver ran a red light at magathy bridge and hit dwyer's cadillac. he was injured, sought medical treatment. but the extent of his injuries we do not know yet. just last week, dwyer was sentenced to six 60 days in jail, for driving and both under the influence. >>> new details about what happened the moments before a murd

we'll be explaining that accident and its impact,,,,,,,,, >>> hi, we're the butlers from perry hall. good morning, wjz. >> good morning. thanks for being with us. 36 greece right now. 75% humidity. a bit of a breeze out of the west. the barometer has rin to 30.18 from yesterday's 29.89. high pressure settling in over the area. winds are diminishing. it's still not really daylight yet so we're going to keep this graphic. in fact, we have a freeze warng in effect the western shore all the way out to western maryland. still 28 oakland. 35 haggers town. 35 elkton. bottom line is all these numbers, not really too many folks are in danger of hitting that 32 mark right now. tomorrow night, different story. 36 westminster, 36 bellaire, 36 columbia. 39 rock hall at 41. high pressure settles in over the area. really it's going to be a beautiful day. it's going to be a beautiful five dais, but the bump in the road frankly is going to be the temperatures. look at that lake effect second morning in a row coming off of the great lakes. mild air is going to get in here little bit sooner than we tho

. >>> much of perry hall, left without water, thanks to this giant hole in the ground and the water main break that started it all. i'm derek valcourt, with that story coming up on ,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up next on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. drying up. crews work to repair a big water main break in baltimore county. >>> the jurors deciding the outcome of a $160 million against a former doctor. having a tough time coming up with a verdict. >>> coming off the super bowl win, the ravens' season is tough to swallow. what ravens fans are saying, coming up on wjz. >>> check in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. >>> hi, everyone. i'm mary bubala. >> and i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> we begin with breaking news, police are on the scene after a woman is shot? east baltimore. let's go to captain jeff long with more. >> reporter: this is the scene in the 400 block of abbot court in east baltimore. a shooting in this neighborhood, an adult female shot. homicide has been call. they're on the scene investiga

still mild toward frederick, 72. 72 in perry hall. the evening planner into the 60s at 11:00. a few upper 40s as you get out toward frederick county, but double sixes to 71 tomorrow. more clouds and sunshine. while it's into the 60s and 70s, let's go west of the mississippi river. it is cooling down. we'll show you that inside maryland's most accurate seven- day forecast. >>> an elderly couple escapes from their burning hoax. it happened on the second floor. this quickly spread to the third floor. the fire department called a second alarm. one of the people who lived there, a 91-year-old man. >> he said he smelled smoke and she was down stares cooking. all that stuff will be replaced. so everybody's okay. that's all that matters. >> it took the fire department less than 20 minutes to put the fire out. >> did you hit the bottleneck coming in? it's a mess. one lane of russell street closed down so bge could update utilities. the city sen couraging drivers to find another way in and out at the end of the day. they're suggesting key highway. the work around the horseshoe continues

the good part of the forecast if you don't like the cold -- it's 53 degrees now in the city. 46 perry halle. remember yesterday cockeysville starting at 34 degrees. yes, so we're really ramping up the temperatures. as we head towards the lunchtime frame we'll be around 60 degrees. so a mild day on tap and this is what we can expect as we head towards halloween -- yes, halloween evening, 65 to 70 but by night we have the chance for the showers. we're talking overnight. the kids should be done with trick-or-treating by then. >>> traffic with with lauren. >> sounds good to me. unfortunately i have bad news if you're travel in baltimore city. we have a crash reported along the westbound lanes of coal spring lane as you -- cold spring lane as you approach falls road. in the tunnels nothing to get in the way. both nice and clear. heading to parkville, the beltway going to be in great shape as you make the push up to towson. 55 miles per hour on the outer loop as you approach dulaney valley road. the west side also up to speed at baltimore national pike. the inner loop will be free of delays all

in perry hall, an accident, another one in the city south and road near 170 in annapol sishgss.ack up to full speed in the white marsh area but approaching the tunnel, it's slow. that's a look at 97. this traffic report brought to you by bill's carpet fair. bill's has got it all for you. call 1-877-75-bills. back over to you. >> charn thanks. >>> police catch the man accused of shooting a police officer. now, he and the man are in the hospital. kristy has the very latest. >> police arrest it had suspect not for from where the shooting happened after a massive 15-hour man hunt. 29-year-old stephen prather is in custody. wednesday police say drivers spotted prather pacing with a gun around this red pickup truck, and when officers approached he opened fire hitting officer stephen houk. prather has a long criminal record including vehicle theft assault, attempted first-degree murder and breaking and entering back in north carolina, crime dating back as far as 2002. prather faces more charges now for this latest shooting. back to you. >>> kristy, thank you. in baltimore county, the c

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hall." here again is melissa harris-perry. >> welcome back, everyone. we turn now to a somber topic. since a school shooting at sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut, took the live of 21 students plus 6 teachers and administrators. >> we're following breaking news right now. >> the shooting at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. >> tragedy at sandy hook elementary. an unthinkable attack on young children. >> i was in the gym and i heard a loud -- well, i heard like seven loud booms. >> there were parents everyone, obviously, just trying to get to their children, make sure they were okay. >> investigators say the gunman was a 20-year-old who lived in the area, adam lanza. >> inside the school, police found the shooter dead. >> the weapons used in the shooting were all legally purchased and were registered to the gunman's mother. an emotional president obama addressed the nation this afternoon from the white house. >> we've endured too many of these tragedies in the past few years. and we're going to have to come together and take meaningful action to prevent m

lynn's family, david perry says san francisco general hospital was notified by a man with a badge that he came across the body. >> that person was so frantic they ran down the hall and disappeared. i am sure the organization charged with security at san francisco general they want to know who that person is and what they saw and when did they see it. >> reporter: the hospital didn't return kron4's calls. the hospital official said it is unclear who the man is who came across her body or if he works at the hospital and why it took 4 days for her to turn up is amystery. it did conduct a search for her. >> they looked for a long time. what this information does, which is disturbing, is that someone saw a body and left it there, and no one took action. >> reporter: kron4news. >> the families of the victims in the limo fire have filed a wrongful death suit. 5 women were killed as they rode across the bridge. nobody was criminally charged but they were fined for carrying too many passengers. >>> a woman at a fremont wal- mart is still on the lose. >> reporter: a majority of the shoppers didn't know about the flasher case mid-afternoon on tuesday. a man walked up and d

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perry is a family friend and spokesperson. >> we have a lot of questions. did anyone see her leave the room. did she leave alone? is there videotape of lynn leaving the hospital or wandering the hallsirtually every corner of the city to try and locate spaulding who some thought may have been dazed from powerful medication. after she went missing did the hospital conduct a thorough search of its own property to see if she might be found? >> i think it's a good question for san francisco general and how one would define the word thorough. if her body was found on site at san francisco general, using the word thorough would be a wild exaggeration. >> reporter: an employee found the body but it's unclear how it could have gone undetected for any length of time. >> that is all being investigated, both by the sheriffs from assistance from the police and the medical examiner's examination will provide more information. >> reporter: a spokesperson also says they're distressed about all this. they say they did conduct a search of the campus but as for that stairwell in question, they say it's rarely used. perhaps that explains why it took so long for anyone to discover the body. chris and k