and a lane closure in pikesville, northbound reisterstown road at seven mile lane, construction blocks the northbound lanes, two-way traffic gets by southbound. downtown on east lombard and south president street, traffic lights out. police directing traffic there. harford county in churchville, route 22 and 136, gas main work there as well. jfx, no problems at northern parkway. back to you. >>> "good morning maryland" time coming up on 5:31. overnight, another police-involved soog in the city and -- shooting in the city and we're first on the scene. our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill was there when two baltimore city police officers were trying to make a drug arrest in the 2200 block of orleans. happened after midnight. an officer with the monument street initiative was forced to shoot after the suspect attacked the other officer with a knife. the officer had a bulletproof vest that protected him from getting hurt. the suspect died at the hospital. we'll have a live report a little later on from linda so on where the investigation now stands. >>> and after breakin

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no problems us a make your way towards the capitol beltway, and in pikesville we have a lane closure, that is northbound reisterstown road at seven mile lane because of construction. alternating traffic gets by in the southbound lanes. downtown, you'll see the traffic lights out at east lombard and south president street. traffic being directed by police at this time. in harford county, churchville, route 22 and route 136, gas main repair continues. you may see delays at the intersection. jfx at 41st street, traffic looks great. back to you. >>> 6:01. southeast baltimore, just before 12:30. two plainclothes officers just trying to sweep the streets of drug deals, and then there's a confrontation. >> that leads to one officer pulling the gun and pulling the trigger. linda so has the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police say a drug suspect stabbed an undercover officer in the back. that is when shots were fired and the suspect was killed. two officers with the monument street initiative were making a drug arrest in the 2800 block of orleans street. this is exclusive vid

woodholme elementary school in pikesville, good example for schools across our state. quick peek at the weekend, jumping ahead to saturday, we'll turn sunny but cool. 72 downtown. probably staying in the 60s. we'll drop into the 40s by sunday morning. you go from 60s today and rain, clearing tomorrow. we cool down over the weekend and then we introduce showers back in, not sunday but monday and tuesday of next week. >>> 6:26. here's kim brown. >> twitter.com/marylandtraffic is where you can get your traffic tweet updated to you instantly. southbound 95, traffic building as you make your way towards the capitol beltway but moving at a good pace. keep in mind you'll see increased traffic along the inner loop of the capitol beltway and southbound route 1 through the college park area because of the presidential rally at the university of maryland we're still working several events around your area, north smallwood between clifton and walbrook closed in both directions for ongoing fire investigation. same at franklin between freemount and north schroeder. southbound 95 app

we're live in pikesville. we'll be right back. back to you. >>> the top stories -- we start with this exclusive video of a police-involved shooting that happened in southeast baltimore. two undercover cops with the monument street initiative were trying to make a drug arrest in the 2800 block of orleans when police say one of them was stabbed by a drug suspect. the officer's bulletproof vest protected him from getting hurt. police say the other officer shot the suspect who later died at the hospital. both officers are now on routine administrative leave. >>> we now know the identity of a burglar killed by a johns hopkins student who used a samurai sword. police say the suspect has been identified as 49-year-old donald rice and he had a lengthy criminal record. rice died at the scene. it could still be a couple of more days before police tell us if the student will be charged in this case. the student and roommates' accounts of the incident could help them make this decision. >> people do have a right to defend themselves. samurai

. >>> fire forces everyone out of a pikesville retirement home today. it happened about 11:00 this morning at spring house assisted living. a trash can inside caught on fire. overhead sprinklers put the fire out before firefighters got there. no one was hurt. >>> it's been one year since the murder of former baltimore city councilman ken harris. he was gunned down after a robbery at a nightclub a year ago today. 20-year old charles, 20-year old gary collins and 16-year old jerome williams have been charged in the killing. their trial has been postponed until january because of the large amount of dna evidence in the case. >>> city furloughs could hit hard this week. wednesday baltimore's spending board will decide whether or not to approve furloughs that would shut down city-government offices for five days between next month and june. city workers making more than $100,000 a year would have to take ten furlough days. >> there's not one correct way to fix this. there's a fast way, but that doesn't mean that's the best way. >> city officials say the furl

is a raven fan favorite on the field but today he took center stage hosting a karaoke party at a pikesvillessisted living center. the wide receiver had his older fans singing and dancing along with the deejay joe. our photo journalist paul javy takes us to the show. >> we're here doing karaoke at the assisted living home. it's an opportunity for us to come out and have some fun. >> we're going to have some fun today, ok? i'm going to sing a lot of songs, all right? ♪ mama, i'm dependent on you to tell me the truth papa was a rolling stone -- come on, y'all got to sing -- ♪ ♪ and forever it will be you and me ♪ >> come on, everybody say it with me, come on. ♪ ymca fun to stay at the ymca they have everything for what young men enjoy you can hang out with all the boys ymca it's such a shame our friendship had to end purple rain purple rain♪ >> everybody take it on, come on. ♪ purple rain purple rain ♪ >> it was a pleasure and a joy and i really do thank you and appreciate you for allowing me to, my teammates and staff to come here and enjoy the morning with you ladies and gentlemen. >> oh, hu

. >> reporter: in pikesville, linda so, abc2 news. >> if you would like more information about early onset dementia or you have any dementia or alzheimer's questions you can call the alzheimer's association at 1-800-272-3900 or of course you can always log on to our web site at abc2news.com/links for a link to their web site. >>> we had a little time off there. got together with some of your closest friends. a little gathering. >> last week we spent the week with another thousand motorcycle enthusiasts in florida. >> small get together. >> small, great time. the weather was 90, 91. i drive back and i'm going, did we turn the heat on in the house mom? i mean, it's chilly out there. way below normal tempts. if you thought it was chilly this morning, wait for the next couple of days. some places could see upper 30s early thursday morning. we'll talk about that in a second. told you it would be a cold winter. i told you that about a month ago. >> you did? >> looking outside now, good over the inner harbor, 65 degrees, 48% humidity. winds continue from the west at 24, pressure 29.67. ther

that's pretty much the same traffic pattern on the top side of the belt way moving through pikesville. we definitely have a lot of cars congregating on the outer and inner loop stretch but no significant delays to talk about in either direction. back to you. >> thanks. >>> beginning tomorrow it will be illegal to text while driving in the state of maryland. today students at anne arundel community college saw first hand how dangerous distrapbgted driving can be. the program simulates what happens if you text or talk on your cell phone while behind the wheel. >> we hope they take away the texting while you're driving. it's really not that important. you need to stay focused with our driving. you can always text of you stop the car. >> in the year 2008 nearly 6,000 people died in crashes involving distracted drivers. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month. >> coming up next how baltimore is wearing its pink proudly. >>> an earthquake triggers a tsunami in the south pacific. the devastating effects now. >>> and i'm john rydell, three maryland bridges are in need of a major overhaul

loop lanes at 695 right before charles street and that leaves us with a slow go moving through pikesville. west side of the belt way right now a lot of cars traveling there both inner outer loop lane and people are looking over at crash on the inner loop direction at security boulevard. and that takes out one lane there. on the outer loop side there's a crash at hollings road pretty much unbelievable, right. yet there's another crash on the pelt way at eastern boulevard and inner loop direction so the tunnel are the best option for the alternate route. that's the messy evening travels now back to you. >> thank you. >> baltimore is bleeding purple today as unbeaten ravens blow right past the winless browns. ravens easily won yesterday 34-3. next week the team goes on the road to take on the petitions. raven fans say they are not the least bit worried. >> ravens are going to go all the way. >> ravens are awesome so far. >> with flacco leading the team and ray and heat behind them we are going all the way. >>reporter: and of course we have complete game highlights coming up a little later in

the robbery happened august 16th at giant food on milford mill road in pikesville. police say the suspect walked to a cashier, produced a handgun and demanded money. the clerk opened the drawer and the suspect grabbed the cash and took off. anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >>> we're not sure if that he had flown south but the ducks left baltimore. the amphibious sight-seeing rides ceased operations in baltimore. it happened yesterday. an official with the company says it needs to concentrates investments on other cities. the vehicles drove tourists through downtown streets before entering the water for a harbor tour. >>> the latest tonight on the push to bring slots to maryland. today maryland's video lottery commission conducted a site visit for anne arundel county slots near arundel mills mall. this is the commission's final tour of the four proposed locates competing to operate a casino. there's a public hearing underway for public comments. >> we'll need maximization of revenues and we're building in a regional cen

and a couple of other incidents, pikesville, northbound reisterstown road at seven mile lane, that northbound lane is closed because of construction repairs. alternating traffic gets by southbound. northbound harbor tunnel is probably going to be reopened pretty soon. and in harford county, route 22 at route 136, gas main repair so give yourself a few extra minutes. jfx at northern parkway, traffic looks great in both directions. back to you. >>> new around the nation -- a heartbreaking start to the school year for one family as several children with it a terrible -- witness a terrible accident with one of their classmates. >> he was on the other side of the bus, he dropped his bookbag under the bus. he went on the other side of the bus and he -- by the time -- the bus started moving. he slipped. he slipped under the bus. >> sadly, the bus driver didn't see the 6-year-old and ran over the boy killing him. atlanta police have not said whether that driver will be charged. >>> here we are in illinois, several teens have been suspended because of this -- look at this surveillance on board this sc

police believe this man robbed a giant food store in the 3600 block of milford mill road in pikesville. it happened august 16th. police say the suspect walked into the store, got in line, walked up to the counter armed with a handgun and demanded money. if you have information about the crime you're asked to call metro crime stoppers at loch stop -- 1-866-7-lockup. >>> according to "the washington times" one of three men charged with a gang rape of three women in baltimore is the son of the newly appointed nigerian ambassador to the u.s. police say back in july the three threatened two girls with a knife and allegedly raped them in the parking lot of seton kiel high school in southwest baltimore. police say a second attack happened much like the first, early in the morning on august 8th. all three suspects are charged with rape including include -- the son of the nigerian ambassador. >>> officers were called to the 1,600 block of meadowwood court 8:30 last night for report of a fight. >> investigation has led us to understand there was a struggle outside of the homes, in the court. and

ravens wideout derek mason hosted a karaoke party for seniors in pikesville. >> we are here doin' karaokeat the assisted living home. this is an opportunity for us to come out and, you know, have some fun. we're having some fun today, all right, you've seen a lot of fun. >> ♪ momma i'm depending on you ♪. ♪ to tell me the truth . ♪ a poppa was a rolling stone ♪. ♪ you all got to sing . ♪ and when you know . ♪ oh he left us was a loan line ♪ [ music ♪ and he won't know ♪. ♪ that i loved him so . ♪ and forever . ♪ it will be you and me . ♪ come on everybody say it with me. ♪ ymca . ♪ let's stay at the ymca . ♪ to have a place to stay . ♪ for a young man to joy . ♪ you can hang out with all the boys ♪. ♪ at the ymca . ♪ it's such a shame . ♪ our friendship had to win ♪. ♪ purple rain . ♪ purple rain everybody sing along, come on. ♪[ music ] >> everybody, it was a pleasure and a joy and i really do thank you and appreciate you for allowing me, my teammates and staff to come here and enjoy the morning with you lady and gentlemen. >> those are some of the best moments of the day. and derek is p

one in pikesville, reisterstown road. avalon way. another at light street. we still have those accidents. drays there. -- delays there. also minor ones. on 198. there's a live look on the west side. 8 minutes. there's a look at the top side. they are the delays that we have there are gone at greenspring. but you'll still have to tap your brakes between york and harford. it will take you about nine minutes to get there. baltimore finds great deals on maryland mountain get away. >>> the state is leapfrogging its usually repair process. as hike shoe reports, the damage is to the area below the water line. >>> there's two stretches of bridges are 50 and 70 years old. drop down to the water line. shop underwater. here is where the problems lie. >>> that's where we noticed, earlier this year, that there was some deterioration of the actually the substructure. and some of the pilots. >> reporter: both bridges have defects in the constreet and steel pylons. the term for the damage, advanced deterioration. problems found by a stepped-up inspection plan, put into plac

this pikesville group home is now home.nd after a long three year wait, state funding finally opened the door of opportunity. >> swing time. >> but recent cuts to maryland's disabilities administration threatened to close it. >> christopher's future directly depends on the funding. every single day. >> $27.4 million meant to enable the disabled, slashed in annapolis. >> we're down to things that none of us would like to cut. >> to balance the budget, on the backs of the ddsability community, is wrong. >> the board of public works, working to close a $454 million deficit, cut millions from providers, coordination services, and respite care. >> it is not because we are uncaring, or not because we are not sympathetic, it is because we're down to core mission. >> trying to do this in as sensitive and thoughtful and pro-active of a way as possible. but there is no way to do this and not have it effect people. >> we had to eliminate 74 positions. >> budget cuts, are now hitting home. >> all of these cuts are going to have an impa

. >> reporter: in pikesville, linda so, abc2 news. >> tough story but what a love story and i think a lot of people believe alzheimer's only happens to the elderly but it can affect people in their 30s, 40s, 50s. 500 -- 250 million pele have early onset alzheimer's. it's a tough story to watch. >> it is. >> how does this happen? >> well, there are people who can be affected earlier, under 65 because i guess of the baby boomer population there are more people of that age, also people can be identified in the workplace. it's much more recognizable when people start to have cognitive problems. as well there's much more public awareness and doctors know more about alzheimer's disease now than they did so people are being diagnosed much earlier in the course of the disease. >> so with half a million people, that's a lot of people, why the misconception it only happens to the elderly? >> i think when the organization started there was much a focus on older people and our primary customer or client back 20 years ago was someone with advanced dementia because the diagnostic techniques weren't

pikesville heavy rain. and up to towson, rain coming down over to belvedere square. and continue to see the off-and-on showers over in reister -- randallstown right now. and looking at decent shower activity as we head through the next half hour or hour. and pop up showers across the central portion of the state. that's the next couple of hours and overnight. and shower activity we will have to deal with for the next couple of days. winds out of the east five to 10 to 12 miles an hour and causes a coastal flood advisory for the chesapeake. and minor flooding, foot above the flood stage -- or through the overnight, during the high tide. as we head through the overnight. so looking at the temperatures cooling off tonight. and we will see cool temperatures for tomorrow. only temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. as we get through the day for the next day planner. keep the umbrellas nearby. and get the coat ready. show you how long it will stick around coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. i-radar is available at

pikesville, owings mills, reisterstown, pushing through 83.onium getting a little wet. heavy rain from fredrick county county. back to the baltimore area, we're watching rain encroaching around the jfx and downtown, we'll watch just periods of rain. that's it. we have an easterly win, we don't got a real organized system but showers dotting up in the mountains and general flow keeping us chilly. most of us upper 50s and low 60s. 67 at best this afternoon. plan for the wet weather, jacket, light umbrella. the chance of rain continues through tonight. >>> let's check the roads with kim. >> as the rain moves through the crashes continue to come in. southbound 95 approaching whitemarsh boulevard those are still residual delays from the earlier accident. they begin at about mountain road past the whitemarsh boulevard area. so, again, try using routes 1, 7 or pulaski highway as alternates. we're still dealing with a crash in owings mills, reisterstown road at owings mills boulevard. towson, a crash at towson town center and charles street. perry hal

so between that 83 split heading on down towards pikesville, reisterstown road getting a little wet overards loch raven and woodlawn, approaching you and we have the bridges included up to randallstown. we have a knot of moderate rain from towson, 83 stretch is pretty wet and overall we've been watching maryland's most powerful doppler radar which continues to stay on the general wet side. we'll continue to watch this general pattern as a storm system off the coast keeps us with the wet weather. we've had heavier rain on back towards the south and west. you'll notice that it doesn't look that impressive right now but this is part of a storm that is just in its strengthening phase. you'll see off the coast circulation wrapping around. the wind itself will really be the main issue here. the winds are going to pick up a little this afternoon. 10, 15 mile-per-hour. up to 20 mile-per-hour gusts by tomorrow morning. then we're going to watch this wave of low pressure actually slide its way in towards the coast. check our computer model here and watch the time line. tomorrow morning, moderate-t

a good comfortable ride on the top and pikesville heading toward the jfx, so far so good.we cleared out an accident on he 83, it's right on the harrisburg expressway at belfast road. no need to take an alternate there. the activity is now complete. heading from the towson toward parkville. it's getting busy there as well. the volume continues to build on 95. we will get it here at whitemarsh boulevard, we don't have brake lights yet, but they're going to start to pick up heading down toward 695. that's a look at the morning commute. patrice, back to you. >>> candace, thank you. >>> a plane hijacking in mexico, why the hayeker says he did it. [ female announcer ] there are few guarantees in life. here's one for your skin that's clinically proven. olay professional pro-x wrinkle protocol is as effective as the leading wrinkle prescription brand at reducing the look of wrinkles. that's because olay has teamed with a highly specialized group of dermatologists and created a wrinkle protocol that gives you the results of the leading wrinkle prescription brand, without a prescrip

it eases up a bit moving through pikesville, though. through the west side of the beltway, that has been a very ugly picture. that continues to be the case on the outer loop lanes, as the cars are creeping along. the inner loop direction is doing better heading toward 795. these conditions are changing, but you can keep up with them 24-7 with personalized traffic reports for your commute. just log on to our website at foxbaltimore.com and click on traffic edge. that's a look at your morning travels, patrice and megan, back to you. >>> candace, thank you. >>> coming up pound the pavement for a good cause. find out all about the semi colon crawl. that is coming up next. >>> and later, it takes two. we have exercise tips for making amazing new discoveries. and, oh yes, saving a lot of trees. kaiser permanente. thrive. on fridays, i have hockey before school, so i take two eggo homestyle waffles and put peanut butter inside. i add a couple chocolate chips when dad's starting the car. there's only one way to eat an eggo -- your way. l'eggo m

another in pikesville and ricer'stown road and another at green mount avenue. 83 southbound, jammed toand another 8 minutes there and there's a live look at the beltway. and this is brought to you by the radio city music spectacular. the rockettes will take the stage at the first mariner arena december 17th. >>> two days after leaving -- excuse me, a 17-year-old student is found dead in the wreckage of his car. >> reporter: don, traffic was backed up at 693 and 83 yesterday as the police investigated the fatal accident of a 17-year-old high school senior. something was found early in the wooded area monday morning and the 17-year-old was found in his nissan maxima. the dewlapny senior was seen leaving a party saturday night and he was pronounced dead on the scene monday afternoon. don, back to you. >>> the frederick county family will be layed to rest this weekend. financial pressure drove the man to shoot his wife and two children and himself. >>> a racial profiling lawsuit against the maryland state marine base is heading back to the police. when the lawsuit was heard in may, the hea

and justin heads back-to-school to teach the abc2's of weather in pikesville. see you at 9:00. now back to new york and more of "good morning america." >>> we are following breaking news this morning in the case of the murdered yale student, annie le. police now have detained this man, raymond clark, a lab technician at yale. they took him into custody late last night. overnight, they searched his apartment. we have a reporter on the scene. and we will bring you the very latest as it happens. we say good morning, america. alongside diane, i'm robin. >>> and also coming up in this half hour, a year after the economic crisis began in the lives of so many people, we revisit some of those behind the numbers. 12 months after they lost their jobs, we look at how their lives have changed. how many got new jobs. and what lessons they learned for the rest of us. >>> and also, later this morning, o.j. simpson's girlfriend of 14 years is going to speak out in her first network interview. what she says it was to live with him. why she says she doesn't want him to get out of prison. >> very

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deanna in pikesville is on the line., deanna. >> what do you think. >> it's gone back and forth, the public option is the big debate in he healthcare reform, will a bill including the public option ever make it through congress? >> i think -- whether it will or not, i'm not positive, but because i'm a college student, this would be perfect for me. some of my friends because we don't have health insurance because we're in college. it would be good for college students. >> you're in favor of the public option, just not sure if it will make it through. if ii doesn't, what will you and your college friends do? >> we have to get health insurance, through the private companies ho how far however mul cost. >> let's go to calvin. good morning. >> what do you think public option, will it ever make it through congress? >> i think it will if the american people wake-up and stand up, because the insurance companies and the pharmaceutical and the lobbyists are fighting the public option. while they can spend billions, they can afford

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a major crash reported on the inner loop lanes of the beltway at pikesville.is going to be at 795 ramp and it's leading to some delays on the beltway. as we take a live look at liberty road, we're going to see the outer loop lanes are pretty jammed and the inner loop lanes aren't looking too bad. it's going to be a heavy but steady ride. do expect delays from 795 to baltimore national pike. as for the southwestern portion. beltway, do expect delays from liberty road to wilkens avenue. better news as we make our way to the tunnels. all is clear at the fort mchenry and the harbor tunnel, allow yourself 6 minutes to get to the tubes. for customized traffic reports 24-7, log on to foxbaltimore.com and click on traffic edge. let's send it back to you, patrice. >>> lauren, thank you, still head, a john hopkins student kills an intruder with a samurai sword. a self-defense expert will show us how prosecutors will determine if he should face charges. >>> the best way to buy and welcome back to cooking with delilah. today i'm making a classic sweet potato pie... everyo

it's an extra busy ride this morning on the top end of the beltway through pikesville.t is because of an accident on the west side near liberty road at the westbound lanes and this takes out two lanes there. on 695 at liberty look at all of red lights there. you can see drivers are tapping their brakes all the way down toward 70. that's a look at the morning commute. patrice, back to you. >>> still ahead, police are making an arrest on the murder of a graduate student. >>> and the senate committee comes up with a health plan, why use more when you can use less? bring it. with bounty. the thick quicker picker-upper. and try bounty napkins. now with new prints. >>> we are following breaking news this morning, firefighters are still on the scene of a fatal fire in west baltimore. you're taking a live look at what is going on there now. the fire started before 5:00 this morning at a home in the 2,000 block of norwood street. officials confirm an elderly man died at the home. as of yet there's no word on the cause of the fire. >>> annie le who was found at the floor of a lab