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eventually, preston and his dog were discredited, exposed as a fraud.ut the state of florida never reviewed old cases. and no one told bill dillon who sat in jail another 20 years. until 2006. the following year, a dna test finally proved his dna did not match the dna of the killer's shirt. proving the dog was wrong. eight months ago, after nearly three decades behind bars, dillon walked out of prison a free man. randi kaye, cnn, conova beach, florida. >> unbelievable. florida's innocence project is investigator other cases involved. preston died last rear. he was never charged with perjury, never punished. we're joined by jeffrey toobin. you say this kind of junk science happens much more than we think. >> you know, "csi" kons vince , especially jurors, that science can answer all sorts of questions and that the kind of tests that go on in courtrooms are very reliable. real science is established, ballistics testing, bite marks, arson investigations, a lot of that is bogus and there are people in prison because of it and it's really a scary thought. >>

the 21 westbound diverted at preston and maryland. and the 17 bus working with a diversion in the area of nursery and winterston due to construction. the 22 with a diversion at university and 40th and university and st. paul. we have a code orange ozone for today. that means we're approaching unhealthy ozone levels throughout the area. to improve air quality it's recommended you use transit or carpool. capturing the beauty of nature. that's my vision. everyday transitions lenses are there to help care for my sight. announcer: transitions lenses adjust to changing light to reduce glare and help protect your eyes from uv damage, so you can see better today and tomorrow. live your vision. transitions. healthy sight in every light. vsp vision care shares transitions' commitment to healthy sight and guarantees member satisfaction with transitions lenses. to learn more, see a vsp doctor today. >>> she was in the background. you could tell it was happening really, really fast. she was screaming. >> a 911 dispatcher helps a father deliver his

preston is shutdown between cathedral and howard. oliver street, you will find that is blocked at maryland avenue. it's a long list. i understand that. so there's going to be the list on the bottom of the screen on the morning news ticker. you can follow all of that. good news is detours are in place. so you will be able to scoot around the area. it's obviously going to take you tray time. another thing that is going to take you extra time is traveling on pulaski avenue, there's an accident at monument street on 95 is going to be the best alternate. and traveling through rosedale, we have a broken watermain. you can stick with rossville boulevard. there's nothing to get in your way in both directions on 95 traveling through whitemarsh. this is a different story. check out the southbound lanes, an extremely heavy ride there heading all the way down toward the beltway. that's a look at the morning travels, patrice, let's send it over to you. >>> coming up, after a series of deadly accidents on public transit the mta is reacting. how a

cathedral is blocked at preston street and preston is shutdown between cathedral and howard street.treet, will you find that is shutdown at maryland avenue. realize it's a pretty long list of road closures, you can look at the bombing our screen at the news ticker for complete details. that's a look at the morning travels. megan and patrice, back to you. >>> still head, he is smarter than the average bear. >> i went -- and that was it. >> that was it. how this man fought off a bear attack. >>> and next it's a sure sign of summer here in baltimore. we have all the details you need to know about this disappear. just like magic. ♪ always infinity. have a happy period. >>> it is america's largest free art festival and it's right here in baltimore. artscape swings into full gear this weekend. we are bringing you the inside scoop this morning on everything artscape has to offer. deon maconkey of the baltimore arts promotion joins us with the highlights. >> good morning. >> this has been a tradition in balt for decades. >> 28 years and it's still going strong. our expansion on charles stre

there has to be repercussions, right, preston?, let preston tell you. >> what is the punishment? >> grounded for four days. no tv, no video games. >> do you think that's fair? >> mm-hmm? >> you do? do you now understand what you did and that maybe it wasn't the smartest thing? >> mm-hmm. >> are you going to get behind the wheel of a car again? >> huh-uh. >> just model cars, maybe, from now on? >> no. >> not even a toy car. little cars from now on, yeah? >> yes. >> and london what do you make of all this with your little brother? >> i don't know. it's like a really big shock. it feels like a dream. it doesn't feel like it's really happening. it doesn't feel real. >> like you said, dan, there's a lesson in all of this that we're so glad that he is okay and what you said, as well, that any little kid, you never know. >> right. >> what can happen. so thank goodness you're still an intact family, and i'll be seeing you at church, buddy boy. the scarborough family, thank you so much. still ahead, it may be the last day of july, but ther

cathedral street, mount royal, preston and oliver streets. otherwise, slight delay on 95 southbound. not that bad from white marsh boulevard to the beltway. top side of the beltway, still pretty empty at harford road. west side busier, but not yet slow. that's what you'll find at your toyota dealer. help keep their toyota running properly. >> we continue to follow big breaking news out of iran this morning. reports of a plane crash there killing all 168 people on board. iran's civil aviation organization says the plane was carrying 153 passengers and 15 crew members and was headed from tehran to armenia. the plane shattered on impact and was destroyed. iran is decide have frequent crashes because of bad maintenance on fleets there. >>> the fight to keep towson catholic from closing is heading to court. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of the alumni association. it says the parents broke its contracts with students because some parents had already started paying tuition for the upcoming school year. >> i lo

cathedral street closed between preston and mount royal. golden ring road, there is a watermain break so use caution if that area. looking at 95 southbound through howard county, down through to about the capitol beltway, we have bright sun and traffic is flowing freely at this time. back to you. >>> 6:31. when was the last time news about your trash pickup led the news? >> that's what happens when your trash changes after 40 years. abc2 news linda so is live curbside with what you need to know about the garbage. >> reporter: good morning. the biggest change you'll notice this morning is there will be no trash pickup at all. if you've already put out your trash bring it back in because trucks will not be out collecting garbage today. it's part of the city's one plus one program. trash collection will now be streamlined to a tuesday through friday schedule. everyone's designated pickup day is different. it all depends on where you live. so instead of putting out trash twice a week pickup will only happen once a week and recycling will happen

>> by the way, preston is coming on with his family next hour. we will get to talk to him about it. can you ask him if anything can top it, the 7-year-old. >> we have a bunch of cars

by the way, they did make preston go to church on sunday.still don't know how he literally did it. >> the cop said he slid down, hit the pedal, and came back up. >> kids, do not try this at home. >>> still ahead, some are asking sarah palin, where are you? >> i'm not. many, many. >> i didn't say donny, but some people. lots of speculation today about her next move. there are people, donny, on facebook and other places begging for her to make her big return. they want her but her numbers are down. >>> first a top military man says it's time to declare victory in iraq and come home. should we listen to him? you're watching not the small, but "the big picture" on msnbc. but i did. you need to talk to your doctor about aspirin. you need to be your own advocate. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. you take care of your kids, now it's time to take care of yourself. some pharmacies make you work for it with memberships and fees but not walmart. they have hundreds of generic prescriptions for just $4 for up to a 30-da

cathedral, olive, mount royal and preston effected. a delay between 795 and edmondson only set you back five minutes. 95 southbound slow and go from white marsh to the beltway. about five minutes there also. top side delay-free at harford road. this traffic report brought to you by the cochran firm. if you suffered a personal injury, call the cochranfirm.com for a free consultation. back over to you. >>> in the headlines, maryland lawmakers are asking the federal government to allow states to jam cell phone signals in prison walls. since they can't stop the phones from getting in, they want signal-jamming technology to be installed. critics say it will disrupt signals beyond those walls. >>> a scary moment for those aboard a jet. the plane was on its way from nashville to here when a hole opened up in the plane's fuselage. it made an emergency landing in west virginia. they are checking all the 737s as a precaution. >>> sonia sotomayor will be on capitol hill. the senator also begin the questioning phase of her hearing. if confirmed, s

and cathedral street closed at preston and mount royal. and the watermain break in golden ring area, has been cleared, all lanes reopened in that area. this is 95 southbound approaching whitemarsh boulevard. things running smoothly at this time. this traffic report brought to you by baltimore's country station 93.1 wpoc where you'll find great music from stars like taylor swift, kenny chesney and keith urban. back to you. >>> one man dead, gunman still on the loose. >> sherrie johnson is on this developing story as the search continues. >> reporter: after a four-hour barricade on the city's east side baltimore police came up empty-handed and this morning the search is still on for a killer. officers blocked down the 3,000 part of the almeida at 29th street and looking for a man that killed a man just a block away. neighbors were evacuated from their homes for their safety. the murder victim has not been identified but police say he was shot several times and police brought in three people for questioning but still came up empty. police con

cathedral between preston and mount royal. preston between cathedral and howard. and otherwise everything looking good. a look at the top side of the beltway at green spring avenue. no issues on the west side of the beltway at liberty road or 95 at white marsh boulevard. remember wjz 13 is always on. for traffic information any time, log on to wjz.com. don, back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> here is what people are anticipating this morning. may be the most trying day of her legal career. confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor. but she won't be making the final judgment. that lies in the hands of congress. as susan roberts reports for wjz, some republicans are promising to be hostile witnesses. >> reporter: judge sonia sotomayor gets her chance to convince senators and a national tv audience she is ready to serve on the u.s. supreme court. >> for somebody like sonia sotomayor, the en only thing standing between her and confirmation is herself. >> reporter: with democrats holding the majority in the senate, the 55-year-old new yo

and cathedral street blocked at preston street. traveling along preston street that's down between cathedral and howard street then as of right now oliver street blocked at maryland avenue. a lot of road closure but detour in place at least that's good news. just allow you to take yourself extra time traveling in the area. out of the downtown region northbound lanes of the jfx up to 6 naive right now not doing too bad. favorable conditions just looking at 12 minute clip but on the top side of the belt way we have some trouble. crash on the inner loop lanes right at york road. that is a look at the evening travels jeff and jennifer back to you e.thank you kandace. a little humid out there but not a bad start to the work week e.it's july. steady aet ahead. vytas will tell us how long the warm weather and sunshine sticking around. >>> there must be a vigorous debate about the kind of judge america needs because nothing less than our least is at stake. >>reporter: confirmation hearing for sotomayor under way in washington. live report

also cathedral will be closed between preston and mount royal. the croatia closures in effect until sunday. east fairmount avenue and north linwood, a crash. also expect between lombard street between president and mlk to have rolling lane closures because of a new remember -- project that started this morning. back to you. >>> 6:19. here's the brightest guy in business, dale horn, or certified financial planner. good question from andrea in glen burnie. "my husband and i sold our roth iras in march because we were losing money. my son in college, bills tight, we're nervous. my broker said we would pay penalties and taxes on the roth. is that right? " >> first, my condolences in selling out in march. we'll save that for another time. enough said about that. i think she understands. two things i want you to think about. number one is five years and number two, qualified education expenses. because there are certain parameters with the roth ira and the roth ira again is an ira where you don't have the tax benefits up front, gross tax deferred and t

cathedral will be closed between preston and mounts royal. this is through sunday the 19th. couple of overnight construction projects that will wrap up soon, outer loop between wiebl whitemarsh boulevard and exit ramp remain blocked. and 175 and 100, two left lanes closed. keep in mind, that watermain break does have water on the roadway. this is 695 at the bwi marshall -- excuse me, 95 southbound through howard county making your way south towards the capitol beltway, moving smoothly at this hour, no problem. back to you. >>> we have an intense manhunt going on now in indiana. 6:18 a.m. authorities are out there looking for three men who escaped from a maximum security prison near evansville. it happened yesterday morning. that's when they broke loose. two men are convicted murderers. one convicted of rape. they escaped through underground tunnels and pipes. >>> protests in utah over the treatment of two gay men. apparently over public display of affection. one said his partner and he hugged and kiss at a shopping plaza and they were confronted by security guards. the area

parts of cathedral and preston street are shutdown as well.st at the bottom of your strene. as far as the main lanes loo, the approaching the downtown region, from snisks that will 6y take 15 minutes at east fayette street. we're only looking at a 7-minute commute. it's building from mountain road to 695, that will take 10 minutes. that's a look at morning commute. patrice, back to you. >>> we are following breaking news this morning on a deadly plane crash in iran. a passenger plane crashed earlier today in northwestern iran killing all 168 people on board. the russian made caspian airplane was headed from tehran to the armenian caple. a news agency in iran is reporting that the train was completely destroyed, shattered and the wreckage was in flames. >>> oosaustralia's east coast is under tsunami warning this morning. the pacific i tsunami warning center in hawaii sent an alert about a possible tsunami there. people in new zealand have reports of minor cracks in buildings and received reports of things falling off store shelves but so far no

charles, cathedral and preston effected. remember, wjz is always on, for traffic information any time, log onto wjz.com. >>> thank you. here's what people are talking about. a robbery turns deadly inside a liquor store. mary bubala live outside of police headquarters. >> reporter: good morning. the shooting happened at about 9 9:00 last night and police arrived on the scene and found one man dead. their intent may have been robbery, but it quickly turned to murder. two suspects entered the store late thursday night planning a robbery. but at some point it took a turn and a clerk inside the store was shot. >> they found an adult male inside the establishment that had been shot and deceased upon the arrival. >>> they're searching for clues to make them make an arrest. >> we may have two suspects we're looking for. we are trying to verify a lot of information, go back and talk to some witnesses that may have been inside or outside of the store. >> reporter: witnesses say there are a couple of security cameras in the area and th

you are the one who made me aware of this new bill, mark preston. i want to bring you back into the conversation. roland martin, always a spit fire. we will bring him in as well. there is the shot where we are talking about. stay with us. we are going to be right back. including who i trust to look after my money. ♪ (woman) the dust might be settling... that's great, but i'm not. ♪ (second man) i guess i'm just done with doing nothing, you know? ♪ (third man) oh, i'm not thinking about moving my money. i am moving it. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 >>> welcome back. house resolution 1503. it says in the future, presidents or candidacy for the presidency will have to show not only 50 states all the documents they are citizens of the united states but also federal agencies as well. is it necessary? roland martin made a comment that this is just a small number of people. i wonder, mark preston, if it really is a small number of people, given that there is now a house resolution 1503 and given that there are broadcasters out there on the radio and television who a

you're looking at mount royal, oliver and preston. we're looking at very, very minor ones on the top and west side of the beltway, as well as 95, just a mile or two or three below the posted speed limit. there's a look at the west side. wide open at wilkins avenue. a little busier. there's a look at the top side, looking good at green spring. this traffic report is brought to you by pennsylvania dutch visitors bureau. go to lancaster county.com to plan. back over to you. >>> nasa is hoping the fifth time is the charm for launching the space shuttle endeavour. you're looking live now. you can hear folks talking in the background. it's set to blast off tonight, after a month of delays, due to hydrogen leaks and bad weather. >>> the space shuttle endeavour is fueled and ready to go, again. it was set to launch a month ago but was twice scrubbed because of hydrogen leaks. it was delayed saturday to make sure all electrical systems were working after lightning struck near the launch pad. and storms around the pad and an emergency landing s

that is at preston and maryland. the 22 bus is having a diversion eastbound at university of st.aul at university and 40th due to construction. the light rail is on time. so with the metro subway. we had on-time service right now. there is free parking available -- the metro subway destination is there for you. back to center. >> good morning. >>> there is plenty of sun and low humidity. we have a nice weather pattern. high pressure is dominating. we saw some showers through the carolinas yesterday. the intense weather is going to happen regarding extreme heat, in the middle of the country. we are protected from that high pressure which is going to dominate things for the next 24 hours or so. there is quite a range of temperatures right now. 49 degrees in pennsylvania. 69 degrees in downtown baltimore. 63 degrees at the airport. the points -- the dewpoint is what is making this so nice. we typically see 20 degrees higher typically in july. we are in the high elevations in the mountains with a 78 degrees. a four degrees in central maryland. -- 74 degrees in central maryland. here

also cathedral closed between preston and mount royal.ntil sunday the 19th. a crash on the outer loop at route 70, that earlier crash on the shoulder has been cleared, however, traffic is backed up on southbound 795 out of owings mills so give yourself a little bit of time there. this is 95 southbound in the far lanes as you approach whitemarsh boulevard. you will experience slowing approaching the 695/89 a split. megan will be back with a morning news update. >>> good morning. here are your news headlines. we've been following breaking news from northeast baltimore. sources tell our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neal a man was shot in the head and killed while sitting in a car at the corner of falls kirk and cedar croft roads. this happened 5:00 this morning. we don't know now if police have a suspect or motive in the case but stay tuned with abc2 news as well as abc2news.com. we'll keep you updated on the latest on this story. >>> sonia sotomayor takes the gnarl -- national spotlight today. the senate begins confirmation

preston is expressing confidence that sonia sotomayor will be confirmed as the high court newest justice. the protests and the nation's capital are under way. at the supreme court, the protest was called loud. >> don't worry about it. >> on the eve of the confirmation hearings, pro-life activists called on pro-life senators to aggressively questioned the nominee on the topic of abortion. she prepares to face senators in what many will sail to the most important trial of her life. >> we need pro-life senators to filibuster. they can't say we are pro-life and let her take the bench. it is hypocrisy. >> democrats hold a filibuster resistance 60 votes in the senate. even before the first gavel struck, she has an obvious advantage. her views on abortion are largely unknown. >> there is no question that she will uphold roe vs. wade. >> they pntoied to barack obama's nomination as evidence. >> it is laughable because that's all they've got to go on. >> she was alone pro-choice activists at today's protest. >> i'm not at all sure where they get this. if you look at her record, she does not have

there's more roads that will close in that area of mount royal, cathedral, preston and oliver. all will shut down at 7:00 a.m. looking pretty good as far as delays. not a whole lot happening yet. a live view, not seeing a delay yet. hopefully it will last for a little while. as far as the north side, an easy ride so far at harford. sandra, over to you. >> thanks. for your forecast today it looks like mid 80's, right where we should be. 87 our normal high for july 13. the humidity, yet again. partly cloudy. slight chance of an isolated thunderstorms but mainly to the south where the front is still stalled. it will be sliding through the south today. high pressure building in. a love tuesday forecast with mostly sunny skies. 86. more humid on wednesday. 87. 20% chance of a lailt late night thunderstorm. thursday, 88 to 90 that will be our hottest day of the week. then it looks like a chance of storms as we head in in the afternoon friday through sunday. by the weekend again we're in the low 80's. pretty good for this time of the year. back to you two. >> 6:36. 61 degrees. coming

i middle coach, mo picks and preston waddington. thank my caddie frank. over there, frank.ood work. my parents, my parents, rob and anne back in the states, who got me started at such a young age. i'd like to thank my wife and my kids who are standing off to the side here, too. guys thank you for being with us the whole way. lisa, thank you for introducing me to my faith. i'd like to lift this up to god to give me the ability to do withstand all the pressure and all the obstacles that present itself out there on the links. i'd also like to thank the committee for hosting the tournament here. thank turnberry, it's been a wonderful experience. as always, i enjoy coming back over. and i look forward to so many more, now that i've got this claret jug. thank you. >> well, stewart cink knows it will be the third week in july for the next 24 years of his life. and there's the youngest and oldest in the field. matteo manassero from italy who finished four off the lead. tom watson. one aged 16, one 59. another tradition on those familiar scoreboards. well played. insert the winner's

palin and the other political headlines with two of our favorites here cnn political editor mark preston. he joins me from washington. and april ryan is in baltimore tonight. she is the white house correspondent for american urban radio networks. thank you, thank you, both. and it's a holiday weekend. that's why i said thank you, thank you twice. let's talk about sarah palin, and, you know, i said this earlier, mark, to paul ste steinhaus steinhauser. i listened to the entire thing. i had no idea what she was talking about. >> don, there is something to be said that we heard two very rambling speeches from two governors that were in the hot seat. we saw governor mark sanford give this very long speech where we really didn't know where he was going until he acknowledged he had an affair. of course, we have sarah palin who goes on and talks and talks and talks and finally says not only is she not going to seek a second term, but she's going to resign. i will tell you, don, we're not shocked she's not going to seek a second term. clearly, she's been under a lot of fire up there in alaska. i

preston says he figured out how to drive from watching his mom and sister. hay also told policehat he took the car because he didn't want to go to church. >> let's hope he does don't that again. >> and nobody tries on copy him. >>> we had some severe weather in the area that we have been following this afternoon. we have a live interview now by phone. >> bruce in carroll county joins us. what can you tell us about the damage where you are? >> 2:50 p.m., we had a potential tornado come through the area that has to be confirmed through national weather service. and it affected approximately 15 homes that received from severe damage with portions of roofs missing to minor damage with windows and shingles missing on various hos. >> anybody -- i'm sorry. anybody home in those houses, any injuries reported so far? >> at this time we have one minor injury. she was treated and released at the scene with a wrist injury. >> bruce, could you get tornadoes or anything like tornado strength winds up there often? >> usually standard thunderstorms come through. in 1996, we

of course you do have those road closures at mountain rile avenue along cathedral street, preston street and oliver street as well. that's a look at your evening travels. jeff and jennifer, back to you. >>> combatting crime. why some states say expanding gun rights is the answer. >>> a warning tonight about cell phone scammers. how to protect yourself from identity theft. what you might not know is that you can contact geico to see if you could save on homeowner's and renter's insurance too. for more information call 1-800-947-auto or check the yellow pages for an office near you. [tires screeching] [screech] accidents can happen anytime. that's why geico's here 24 hours a day, every day. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> day three now for sonia sotomayor and her confirmation hearings for the supreme court. republican coren asked for an explanation for what he says are inconsistencies between sotomayor's statements this week and past speeches she has made. she said several times in the past a wise latina judge would make better conclusions than a height m

thee first, wtop radio,en crruty 70 degrees, daytimerrgh off 7 temple hills, 67. 68 degrees preston. high-temperature today, well below average, only 81 degrees at reagan national. normally we would have 80 degrees. a pollen count? not much of an issue for trees, weeds, and mold, grass is moderate. 77 degrees pittsburgh. temperatures will trend down, around 60-65 in the suburbs and in town. the hot air off to the west. dallas, 95 degrees. it would look for warmer temperatures tomorrow, along with the southwesterly flow. that will move e humidity level up. the heat index will be around 88, 90. the cold front to the north and west will move across light tomorrow evening into the overnight, giving us the chance of showers and thunderstorms. some of those storms could become severe, nothing to worry about this evening. the beach forecast looking okay. we will look at any moment. we are expecting a thunderstorm activity mainly to the west and north late tomorrow into tomorrow night. at the beach? not so bad. it will take a while for the front to move through. the jersey shore 80 degrees,

palin and the other political headlines with two of our favorites here cnn political editor mark preston. he joins me from washington. and april ryan is in baltimore tonight. she is the white house correspondent for american urban radio networks. thank you, thank you, both. and it's a holiday weekend. that's why i said thank you, thank you twice. let's talk about sarah palin, and, you know, i said this earlier, mark, to paul steinhauser. i had no -- i listened to the entire thing. i had no idea what she was talking about. >> don, there is something to be said that we heard two very rambling speeches from two governors who were on the hot seat in the past week. we saw governor mark sanford give this very long speech where we really didn't know where he was going until he acknowledged he had an affair. of course, we have sarah palin who goes on and talks and talks and talks and finally says not only is she not going to seek a second term, but she's going to resign. i will tell you, don, we're not shocked she's not going to seek a second term. clearly, she's been under a lot of fire up ther

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have those road closures due to art escape preparing so mount royal avenue shut down and cathedral, preston and oliver street looking at road closure as well. main line just a lot of cars congregating south bound side of 95 at the tunnel and through the harbor tunnel. on 695 and south west corner right at the parkway here it is on the inner loop lane cars bunching up but no significant delay and outer loop lane it's a smooth ride heading down to 97. we have some trouble on 95 right near the airport. it is a new accident on the south bound lanes right at 195. just use 295 instead. that's a look at the evening travels, now back to you. >>> thank you. get ready for traffic troubles in downtown baltimore. crews will begin resurfacing lombard street on wednesday. warning drivers to expect only 3 lanes to be open in the heart of downtown and also parking restrictions. project is expected to be completed some time late this fall. >>> ronald mcdonald house of baltimore city gets a special gift today. 9-year-old cancer survivor catherine nell returned to the house with 37 air purifier for thousands

north cow street and monument street and those lights on the fritz there and also going to be on prestontreet along saint paul street there, along gill ford avenue and then also traveling right now along maryland avenue. so a lot of roads defective and a lot of commuters affected as well. we don't have any road closures as a result of this but obviously the intersections are going to be much more difficult to get through tonight. getting out of the downtown region the main line heading through the tunnel right now northbound lanes through the tunnel nothing to complain about there. the volume that we have to deal with. we are looking at 7 minute ride. but there is trouble a little bit farther up and it is a crash on the south bound lanes of 95 right at white marsh boulevard. here is a live look at that 95 corridor and you can see we definitely do have a good crowd but again no significant delays on it's the north or south bound stretch. that's good news even though we have the accident scene in the area. in the same vicinity crash on the secondary roadway on honey go boulevard right at c

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on the buses, 21 westbound diverted at preston and maryland, due to artscape preparation ongoing. the number 17, a diversion attars at nursery and winterson, 22, in two locations, university and 40th, and university and st. paul, and look for heavy volume on the 7, 13 and 23 buses. if you eat kashi go lean for breakfast, you'll also have to add all these vitamins and minerals... to get what you need every day. or... just eat total. it has 100% of the daily value of 11 nutrients... and delicious flakes, real cranberries... and crunchy oat clusters. total. are you getting 100%? compare your cereal at totalcereal.com and get a coupon. >>> it's now 5:40. 40 years ago tomorrow the apollo 11 blasted off from cape kennedy on the first manned mission to the moon. the apollo spacecraft reached earth parking orbit after 11 minutes, after one and a half orbits the saturn thrusters fired and the astronauts began their journey to outer space. this spectacular photo was taken from 90,000 miles. you can see that lombard street only had one pothole back then. that's amazing. most of africa and pa

the number 3 and the number 16, those buses running 15 minutes late. 21 bus westbound diverted at preston and maryland. that's in preparation for artscape. and you'll find the 17 bus with a diversion at nursery and winterson, 22 bus diverted at university and 40th. and university and st. paul due to construction. kim pruett, salina, kansas. zipline-- terrifying. my husband, robert, robert made me come. he dragged me up here. i'm scared. i don't want to take my feet off the platform. hey, this isn't bad! you look down and you're like, ooh that's a lot farther than i thought it was going to be. well that wasn't bad at all, that was fun. >>> a woman just doing something as simple as grocery shopping ends up having to deal with the camera clicking creep. >> i just went to pick up a piece of salmon. >> didn't work out that way though. maria fatima got more than she bargained for. >> i felt the slight touch on the back of my calf. i had a nice skirt on. when i turned i saw an older gentleman. i asked him what did he just do? >> it turns out the springfield mom spotted a digital camera and snatc

eyewitness news live outside the state offices on preston street in baltimore. kelly mcpherson spoke with workers concerned about their jobs. >> reporter: earlier this month the governor told us he was going to have to make some difficult decisions and tonight we get the first glimpse into what those cuts may look like. to close a budget deficit the governor is going to have to cut. >> is everything falls on us for the deductions. >> i'm an administrative assistant, so it's kind of scary to think about what if. i could be out of a job really soon. >> they need to ask the ones with the money to cut back a little bit, that's what i say. >> reporter: the first rounds for fiscal year 2010 is 280 million, including 75 million slashed from medicaid, 34 million from state healthcare, and getting rid of 39 filled and 18 vacant positions. more cuts will be announced by labor day. >> there's progress that we would like to be making at a faster rate than we're going to be able to and it's because we have to maintain fiscal responsibility. >> reporter: this is a list of how

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earnest, garland, kareem, luke, malcolm, preston and tyrell. >> now, obviously there are contribute t-contradictions to the least. >> earnest boring nine? what about the name clayton. >> it's odd. >> change and so is that picture. >> that's the baby clayton. >> that's disturbing. >> they're frightening when they arrive. >> 15,000 names, they crunched the numbers and figured out these are the names the ones we just told you that most often go to jail. >> jail, yeah. >> first of all, garland? is that a popular name? >> isn't that hike like a holiday thing you throw on trees. >> i know a garland. >> do you? from where. >> from connecticut. >> from prison. >> i don't think it's a common name. >> speaking of prison, first of all, show you this baby, this is gavin, this is our-- he is a headed to jail. >> look ow angry he is, name is gavin. >> the senior producers baby. >> smoke coming out of his nostrils. >> and michelle in the control room, she was frightened of the photo. that's her baby. she was frightened in the photo. he does look like-- >> she had to bail him out this morning before work. >> he loo

artscape, mount royal closed between chart street and north avenue and cathedral street closed between preston and mount royal. and howard street and 21st street. this is 95 southbound approaching whitemarsh boulevard, a little increased volume but traffic flowing freely at this time. back to you. >>> we begin at 6:00, with the standoff in northeast baltimore along the almeida. >> one man dead, police looking for the gunman. sherrie johnson joins us with the story. >> reporter: we just checked in with baltimore city police and still no sign of the suspect who shot and killed another man in northeast baltimore. police began searching nor the man yesterday after a four-hour barricade to turned up empty. officers blocked down the 3,000 block of almeida at east 29th street. looking for the man they say killed another man a block away. officers brought in the s.w.a.t. team, k-9 unit and armored vehicles to help catch the suspect. the victim wasn't yet identified but police say he was shot several times. police enter -- interviewed several people but still came up empty. >> we pretty much surrounded

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the 21 bus westbound with a diversion in the area of preston and maryland for artscape preparation andyou'll find the 3 and 64 diverted at charles and center, also artscape related. kim pruett, salina, kansas. zipline-- terrifying. my husband, robert, robert made me come. he dragged me up here. i'm scared. i don't want to take my feet off the platform. hey, this isn't bad! you look down and you're like, ooh that's a lot farther than i thought it was going to be. well that wasn't bad at all, that was fun. this bar is an excellent source of fiber. there's no fiber in this. tastes too good. there is fiber. [ chuckle ] no. i can't taste the fiber in this chocolate. they have 35% of your daily value. hmm. oh, samples. hmm. autobahn. wackenschdol. fiber one chewy bars. cardboard no. delicious yes. >>> 5:08. 71 degrees. >> now we're getting there. there let's look at weather and followed by traffic. with kim brown. >> i'll start with the weather. our wake-up window at the bottom of the screen. it's 5:08 now. we'll take you out to our storm center weathernet. temperatures -- again, we were loo

. >> preston says he figured out how to drive from watching his mother and sister and told police he took the car because he didn't want to go to church. >>> on the broadcast tonight -- cash for clunkers. the government car program so successful it nearly went broke. tonight, the dash for cash at america's dealerships. how long will the money last? >>> hitting bottom -- new numbers show the recession may be nearing an end. what about jobs? >>> flu fears -- with new concerns about a swine u vaccine, why some think a nasal spray may be the answer. >>> "making a difference" -- how a loyal battlefield friend is helping to heal america's wounded soldiers. helping to heal america's wounded soldiers. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. i'm david gregory in tonight for brian williams. it has been called the great recession. tonight there is evidence it may be easing though for a lot of americans this doesn't feel much like recovery. the governme reported that the economy shrank less than expected in the second quarter of the year. even a

pat warren is live at the complex on preston street where employees await their fate. >> reporter: governor o'malley wants to avoid the massive layoffs that would only contribute to the state unemployment problem but still has to balance the budget. another round of budget cuts today sends agencies back to the drawing board and dozens of employees packing while others consider the future. >> it will be a problem if there is a layoff. >> we are working hard to avoid the massive layoffs that we seen in other states to the extent that we have done job aboggishment it's been only in the cases where there was a clear operational efficiency to be gained. that's what these represent. >> reporter: among the biggest losers of state dollars are health and higher education. in addition to 75 million saved by funding, $34 million in medicaid payments was cut to hospitals, nursing homes and other health care providers, $40 million cut from the university system. >> we are doing what the private sector is doing, which is tightening our belt. but today it was a couple of notches and the next time it's goi

mount royal, westlandville, preston, olger -- oliver and cathedral. some on 95 as well as the top side of the beltway. there's a live look at the top side. you're looking at a 10-minute drive on the inner loop between charles and harford, with an average speed of 30 miles an hour. this traffic report is brought to you by pennsylvania convention and visitors bureau. go to lancaster county.com. back over to you. >>> baseball star, educator, family man and friend. that is how former negro league star burt simmons is being remembered today. ron matz reports on the final tribute to a baltimore sports legend. >> you're good enough to play in the negro league, good enough to play in the major league. >> reporter: burt simmons loved telling students. >> we love burt simmons. burt simmons was a hero of ours. he was the last of the baltimore eli giants. >> reporter: today, this hero was remembered at walker presbyterian church. >> he knew how to reach and touch people. >> his aura in the classroom is just amazing. just amazing. and he's going to be missed. and

some of the roads mount royal, preston, cathedral and oliver.s far as delays go, west side outer loop speeds are slow. 95 southbound jammed 8 minutes there. this traffic report brought to you by pearl vision. at pearl vision they are up- front about cost so as no surprises at the register. just another way they are different. learn more about pearl vision at pearlvision.com. >>> baltimore city's new one plus one trash and recycling policy begins today. eyewitness news and mary bubala have details. >> reporter: don, a new era in baltimore city trash collection begins in week called one plus one. trash collection one day, recycling another day. the program is intended to save the city money and promote recycling. many residents are concerned about reducing trash collection to just one day. they fear trouble with rats and trash. city officials say residents need to follow city law and place lids on their trash cans. this is the first major dining trash collection system in nearly 50 years. residents were mailed postcards telling them which day they

and james taylor and billy preston, which would have been really cool. >> jimmy: that's right, james have this, too. this is the blu-ray dvd with fringe, this is the fringe from you from the motorcycle shot. [ laughter ] yeah, this isn't coming back in style. but i like it. i'm going to try to rock this, bring this back. >> that's the one that we released. actually it's kind of cool, because there's a lot of footage that wasn't in the original film. >> jimmy: i like this. it's cool. you know what i like about this? you got the blu-ray disk and then you got this envelope full of, just, like, fun things. like, these are recreations of signs that were out there. "susan, meet you here on saturday." [ laughter ] and some dude just hung that up somewhere? hoping that -- and then this one's cool. it's a paper plate. it says, like, "dear cindy with the black hair, i'm sorry i was too un-together to remember to ask your address." [ laughter ] he wrote it on a paper plate. and then shoved a piece of acid in his mouth. [ laughter ] but that's really cool. i mean, you got all these cool things.