four by porcello, seven by the rays. theuys on the truck -- or in the truck have been working on something that you may have never seen before, you folks out there. ever at a major league ball club, watch when a hitter does when they strike out. on their way back to the dugout. >> tim: they don't want to look in the dugout. where do they look? if it's the third base dugout, they look into left center. if it's the wildfires dugout, they look into right center. they don't want to look in the dugout, because they just struck out, right? from a psychological standpoint you understand that. they have to look someplace. they're not looking in the stands. >> dick: tim, that's interesting, times you think they may be looking at the pitcher. they never do. >> tim: again, if it the third base dugout, they're looking to left center. if it's the first base dugout, to which they're returning, they look to right center. we'll show you what we mean after the first batter. >> dick: because you always see them looking out. >> tim: that's

but then ray got bad news.oy was headed back to prison. >> my mom told me that ray was went to the parole office drunk. honestly, i guess he wanted to come back. >> roy served another 15 months in prison, then was paroled again. we visited him five months later. >> i was on borrowed time last time you interviewed me. i didn't have my own place, you know? i was staying with my folks. i love them to death, but i didn't have no independence. and then i was lonely on top of it. i got to drinking a little bit, and that turned into a problem. i went to the parole office after drinking. i wasn't drunk, but i drunk the night before. i had to do a breathalyzer test and it came up hot. and here i am, trying it again. the mistake i made last time was because i drink. so even when i get off parole, i'm not going to drink because it can become an issue, and i don't want it to be an issue in my life. cat scratch fever. >> roy's pet cat isn't the only thing he has to keep his mind off alcohol, he also loves his job. >> day to

this is actually the criminal identification for james earl ray. it gives all the statistics for him. if you see here, it kind of lists, like, his birth date, where he was born, his mother's name, his address, then down on the page further it also talks about what he was actually charged for, why he was in the missouri state penitentiary, those kind -- that kind of information. he'd actually stolen a motor vehicle, so he was in for auto theft, basically. these came as a transfer from the missouri state penitentiary. we have a number of series here that relate to james earl ray as well, and we received all of these as transfers from the missouri state penitentiary. what we're looking at here is the inmate register that cont n contains the information on james earl ray. we marked the page previously. here, his inmate number, 004 # 16 shows when he was admitted to the missouri state penitentiary in 1960 and shows all the different information about him. he was a baker as his occupation and catholic as well. he only went to the 10th grade, which is int

you and your brother when ray gets out?nd going for a nice little walk with him. being able to look at him eyeball to eyeball and talk to him, you know. family. he's got a little girl. he's a grandpa now. i don't have no kids. but he does. i'd like to see him be able to be a good father to his daughter and a good grandpa. that would be nice. i'll get choked up as soon as i see him, no doubt. >> are you going to make it this time staying out? >> yeah, i believe i'm going to make it, no doubt. >> coming up, ray slagle approaches his release date. >> i have no doubt in my mind. i'm going to do it. [ bleep ]. >> but his final hours are consumed by doubt. >> i'm practically having a panic attack. am i going to make it? then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. >>> at the l

ain't no worry here. >> ray is working towards his own freedom. his release date is only four months away. because roy is on parole, he's not allowed to visit ray in prison. but they do stay connected and take friendly jabs at each other through letters. >> check this out. he writes me this letter yesterday and he tells me at the end of the letter because i call him neil and i call him killden. you just can call me dad and i'll give you a pass when you get out. i'm gonna get you. we're probably going in the backyard, but after that it's all good. >>> coming up, ray slagle sees his brother's epic battles for the first time. and -- >> this loaf is used for inmates who abuse food or food service equipment. >> the making of prison meal loaf. >>> roy slagle is probably best known for the frequency and intensity of his cell extractions when he was an inmate at colorado state penitentiary. >> introduce gas. >> roy is now out of prison. but his twin brother, ray, is an inmate at colorado's limon correctional facility. the prison gave our crew permission t

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no pressure, ray. a last-minute deal that keeps him a raven for a long time. >> that is part of the reason it took to the 11th hour to get the deal done. 24 million guaranteed dollars is something that and not a lot of teams are willing to do. the entire package she brings to the table, a talented character, that turns him that monster payday. it is a front loaded contract it will pay him $17 million in the first season alone. paying him $40 million produces a salary cap for 2012. he is a durable person who catches better than any running back in the league. he is only 25 years old. more on his payday plus the orioles in sports. >> thank you. a special session on gaming could be on the horizon. martin o'malley is expected to brief mike miller tomorrow on a new proposal allowing for a gambling commission to set new tax rates for gaming revenue. it could possibly lead to a special session. >> this is something that is more complicated and better left to a commission to handle, with the legislature having

the ravens take it down to the wire before signing ray rice. keith mills has more coming up. >> a new program to help wounded warriors and how you can get involved. >> you can expect more heat and humidity today. the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. while the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. off we're expecting some serious headaches in the downtown area. we want to start with this accident on the in the east side just past peninsula expressway. traffic is diverted at peninsula expressway appeared expect delays in that area. lombard street is shut down at light street because of water main break repairs. we have closures at light street and portions of redwood. you'll need some extra time if you travel in the city. other closures at mount royal in advance of art

and this is james earl ray. that is what we are boeiw going show you here today. >> for identification purposes, since he escapes from the missouri state pen tenary, that is important for identifies him once the authorities determined who they were looking for in the manhunt. this is the criminal identification for him. it gives all of the statistics for him. it lists like his birthday, where he was born, his mother's name and his address. and down on the page further, it talks about what he was charged for and that kind of information. he had stolen a motor vehicle and he was in prison. and we received all of these for him. this is the register that contains the information on james earl ray. his number 00416 shows when he was admitted to the state penitentiary it shows all of the information about him. he was a baker and catholic as well. he only went to the tenth grade which is interesting as well.ra school. this column shows where he had been in prison before. he was serving 20 years and i'm sure some of tha

that core of players that includes ray lewis, ed read, joe flacco and ray rice. the first official full squad train camp work out to kick off the ravens new championship quest. making the playoffs has become the standard under coach john harbaugh. 4 season ones -- seasons on the job, 4 post season appearances. still no super bowl. having fallen short of that goal many that close call at new england 6 months ago as extra motivation for some ray rents. -- ravens. >> the mood of training camp will be to over come that last game. let's get that out of the the way. >> once it's over it's over. there's nothing you can do to change that. this year we have a totally different team. we added some pieces, lost some pieces. >> courtney up shaw wasn't around for the new england loss but will be counted on because terrell suggs is out with an injury. the ravens top draft pick has gained quick notice from his teammates. >> i saw the size of him. i don't know what he's weighing on paper, but he looks like a brick wall to me. i have to talk to him in camp, courtney, look, you're

>>reporter: charley, on friday ray rice is lawmpling an event called a ray of hope. it's a pro-kindness, anti- bullying teen suicide outreach program. the recent suicide of a howard county high school student, grace nakomis makes the event so much more important. in april, glenn elk high school student grace nakomis committed suicide after she was bullied on social media websites. ray rice held a summer event in may at howard high school to discuss bullying and the event will offer a 22-minute powerful film put together entirely by students. this morning we have first lady of maryland katie o'malley joining me here. thank you so much for being here. we really appreciate it. let's talk a little bit about friday's event. why is it so important to have this in the first place? >> it's just great that we're going to have this event and that ray rice has partnered with meriwether post pavilion and teen truth lives to bring this event to marylanders, d.c. and virginia folks to bring awareness to the consequences of bullying and cyber bullying. just as you said, the consequ

x ray lewis reported for the start of his 17th training camp today. here rhymes with a streamlined fizzy. -- he arrives with a streamlined physique. suggs moving pretty well now following achilles' tendon surgery. ray lewis says he will play well below last year's wheat. -- well below last year's weight. he picked up some of vice on career longevity some time ago. >> i had some great advice over the years that was shared with me. you just feel better because you have the wisdom to go off and do whatever you want to do. playing a lighter is much nicer. >> just a light workout for joe flacco. the tempo and size of practice expand considerably tomorrow when they take the field for the first time. ray rice always smiles, especially when he talks about the first thing he did after signing his new contract. he took care of the woman who raised him and his three siblings on the salary of a special-education teacher. >> the first thing i did, i got my mom a house. i have been living pretty good. i am not one of those guys who needs to go out and do too much.

ray was there at a golf tournaments and to say that, "i want to stay here." he will be a member of the ravens family for the next five years. training camp. a week from today. oh, man. football is here and number 27 is in the fold. orioles and twins play game two . the orioles lose game 1 last night 19-7. first inning, adam jones with two on. this looks like a double. ben revere makes a tremendous play. here is the play the orioles did not make. that scores two runs and leads to four more. chris tillman was knocked out. denard span rips one. zach britton makes his first start tonight. u.s. men's and women's basketball teams win against brazil last night. >> i do not want to see the orioles highlights anymore. that is giving me a headache. >> 74 degrees on tv hill. >> crews are still on the scene of day water main break in downtown baltimore. >> quite a scene. closes remain in effect downtown. downtown. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy bas

i just visit there now. >> reporter: ray rice is locked in. and coming up in sports, he talks about locking in the focus of finally getting to a super bowl as a member of the ravens. that's coming up. back to you for now. >> all right. thank you, mark. odds makers have the ravens as one of the leading picks to make the super bowl. >> let's hope that happens. >>> well, a couple of days ago, it really felt like football weather out there. today, summer is back. let's take a live look outside now. lots of sunshine now. plus temperatures. even low humidity. like the perfect trifecta there. how long is it going to last? wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist bernadette woods and bob turk are updating the first warning forecast. >> no complaints. nice break from the heat and humidity. today's temperatures got up to 87. but it was so dry. very, very comfortable. tomorrow, a big change. take a look at terms now. 85, but the dew point down at 55 degrees. very dry, very low. 78 in oakland. and 77, ocean city. now, tomorrow, the d

it is the timothy ray brown foundation. purpose of it is to support efforts to look for a cure for hiv. that is what i want to do. i believe this is something that gives hope to a lot of people hiv and their families. and that is very important to me. >> and hearing about the other two men this week or just announced on thursday who seem to be having gone through what you went through, hiv/aids-free? >> it is very exciting. i am hoping it does turn out to be true and that they are cured of hiv. that is what my foundation -- these are the kinds of things what one might foundation is all about. >> thank you very much for being with us, timothy ray brown, the berlin patient, the first person believed to be cured of aids. and dr. jeffrey laurence, a leading aids researcher, senior scientist at the foundation for aids research known as amfar. when we come back, we will be joined by the first african religious leader to announce publicly his hiv-positive status. stay with us. o♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democrac

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i'm no longer a new yorker, i just visit there now. >> ray rice and ray lewis talking about the need the make it to the super bowl after four straight seasons in the playoffs the ravens have fallen short of the title game that's on their mind as they kick off full squad training camp later today. >> the odds maker have the ravens as one of the leading picks to make it to the super bowl. >>> the oriels will try to ended their losing streak when they wrap up their series with the rays today. last night gonzalez was on the mound and his first pitch starts off the night on a bad foot. jennings hits out out of the park for a lead -- it out of the park for a lead off homerun. the birds don't recover. they suffer a 10-1 loss. the oriels home stand will continue this weekend when the oakland a's come to town. saturday and sunday it will be on wjz. you can see saturday night's game at 7:00 and sunday afternoon's game at 1:30 live on wjz 13. >> i need to bring ron in then we'll to some weather. the oriels play an afternoon game today. it's a get away game against the rays. we need to win at le

. >> suarez: and i'm ray suarez. on the newshour tonight, we'll ask supporters of both presidential candidates to explain why today's disappointing numbers mean their man is the best choice to fix the problem. >> woodruff: margarewarner has the latest on an investigation rocking the banking industry, as finance giant barclay's comes under fire for lending rate fixing. >> suarez: lindsey hilsum of independent television news reports from libya where excitement and anxiety build in advance of saturday's historic election. >> for four decades only one was allowed. now thousands of faces look out from billboards across libya. it's almost too much to believe. >> woodruff: david brooks and e.j. dionne analyze the we's news. ♪ ♪ >> suarez: plus, jeffrey brown visits a music festival where up and coming musicians and opera singers study with the greats. >> it's not about you, it's about the full program. it's about getting audiences to enjoy this, to love this as much as we do. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's news

monique griego is explaning why it's personal to ray monique? >> reporter: the cause that a teen has committed suicide. the family was there as he sent his message. constant harassment on social media sites drove grace to take her own life. >> upset by what happened to grace, the howard county teen's sister reached out to the favorite football player. >> you can feel the family's pain and in that situation; i felt that and it felt like they needed a voice out there. >> reporter: he's now working to spread an antibullying message. several thousand kids and parents. >> some of the kids look at me as a role model and if there's one or two kids in a crowd, you know, i impacted their lives. it's the first step in a process because it's something new we deal with as a society. >> reporter: get people to open up and talk about bullying and bring to light how widespread the problem is. >> it's a bigger problem than they used to be. a lot of kids at my school get hurt. >> reporter: they have a celebrity to show it's okay. they hope the story encourages a

back here in baltimore, the orioles and the rays continued their series...and if you root for the o'sis was a very bad night at camden yards... for both the orioles as a whol;e, and individually for their sad sack starting pitcher, who realized every pitcher's nightmare as soon as the game got underway... underway... miguel gonzales on the hill...and watch this...very first pitch of the game is knocked out of the park...desmond jennings with the solo shot and the rays are off and running......gonzales continued to struggle...hitting jose lobaton...one of three hbp's on the night for gonzales...that'll force in a run...tampa bay led 5-0 after one.........now to the third...gonzales still in there...but this was it for him...newly acquured ryan roberts jerks this one over the wall in left-center...his first home run as a ray...that made it 7-1......and now to the 5th...lobatone facing matt lindstrom and he wins that battle...yet another home run...this off of matt lindstrom...lobatone with 4 rbi as the rays pound the orioles 10-1...the two teams wrap up the series tomorrow afternoon....

contract.the ravens and ray deal minutes before the 4 p.m.r deal... worth 40 million. so ray rice is under contract and set to be a raven until he's 30.....now that the deal is done... ray rice is under contract and will report to training camp next week,,on time.if this didn't happen... rice could have held out... and would have eventually played this season under the franchise tag... worth 7- point-7 million. rice was in owings mills to sign the deal.but will not address the media until next wednesday at the start of training camp.moreeon rice's deal later sports unlimited. 3 the ásurgeryá this panhandler is asking for... later on fox45 news at ten nats> ffrefighters... rushing to... what may not be an emergency...the huge number of false calls they reepond to......and the problems it causes...in our cover story... in just 15 minutes "if you've got a business, you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen." happen." controversial words... from a campaigning presidentthe things local business owners... have to say a

coming up on friday ray rice is launching a ray of hope. it's a pro-kindness, anti- bullying teen suicide outreach program. the goal is to bring the problem of bullying. the recent death of a howard high school student grace nakomis. she committed suicide after she was bullied on social media websites. a community in howard county planted a memorial garden in her honor yesterday. ray rice held a similar event in may at howard high school to discuss bullying. friday's event will offer a 22- minute powerful film put together entirely by students. nakomis' family says it's important to educate parents and children about bullying. >> even though we supported her and made efforts to have her helped and public entities knew, we weren't able to protect her and i think that adults don't really get the nature, the new nature of cyber bullying and that's what we hope to make more clear. >>reporter: the event kicks off on friday, july 13th. doors open at 6:00 p.m. the event runs from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the meriwether post pavilion in colombia.

ray says the nfl game has become quicker and faster. he learned you need to change with thait. >> i had some great advice over the years. the later you get, the letter you play. you just feel better because you have the wisdom to go off and do what you want to do. playing later is much smarter for mae. >> ray rice says he wants to be a raven for life. back. glad they are yay! parents will be searching for back-to-school bargains. >> the world's best athletes are in london for the summer olympics. we will explain this odd sight. >> michael phelps is sitting at one event out before he gets into the pool. >> the heat is back on. we will check the seven-day forecast. >> we have a handful of problems on northbound 95. >> the search is on for the man who abducted cal ripken's mother. >> state leaders

ravens run back is hoping to bring a ray of hope against bullying. linda see is here to tell us about the he -- so is here to tell us about the event happening tonight. >> reporter: it's the second antibullying event aimed at getting kids to be kind and caring and save lives. the event called a ray of hope is a pro kindness antibullying teen suicide outreach. he held the first at howard high school in may. tonight's event kicks off at 6 at merry weather post pavilion and the main program starts at 7 featuring a 22 minute film put together by students. this event is free but you need to rsvp ahead of time by going to ww.rayrice 27.com and kids under 13 need to be accompanied by a parent. linda so, abc2 news. >>> in consumer news you need to check your yahoo account. hackers say they stole log in information for 450 yahoo users and the group dumped the stolen passwords on another website and they warned yahoo to look at the current security coverage. the breach impacted users of yahoo voices and online publishing tool but could be much more widespread.

rays... rays... and he got some help early on...bottom 4, no scorewhen adam jones just crushes this one to center...the upper bullpen at that...his 23rd of jumped out 1-0...chen he was throwing well early on...1-0 o's in the fifth when he hangs one up there to brooks conrad, who jerks that thing over the wall in left..a two run shot...and the rays take the lead at 2-1......and then in the 6th, jeff keppinger shoots this one into right...bj upton comes in and that was basically your ballgame...the rays take the opener 3-1... that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited... i'm bc...and be sure to tune in to fox45 morning news tomorroww-- [ male announcer ] millions of dollars for new schools and teachers... thousands of new good paying jobs... all without raising taxes. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't be built unless lawmakers give us the right to vote on it this november. call 1-800-492-7122 and tell your delegate and state

ray rice's contract. well that's a done deal.5 years, 40 million dollars signed yesterday.us turns to joe flacco.the ravens q-b is under contract this season...but he's outplayed his rookie deal... and wants a new one..can't blame him... all four seasons... he took baltimore to the playoffs and won games.9 total post season games... 5 of those wins. flacco's agent couldn't be reached today... but he told me earlier this summer... flacco doesn't plan to holdout. but they do expect elite q-b money along the lines of brady, brees, rodgers and the mannings. can the orioles find a consistent starter in zach britton?his return to the bigs...tonight at 10-50 and 11-30 on sports unlimited. --toss to vytas-- vytas-- 3 3 3 president obama ... president obama ... and... first lady... michelle obama... became the center of attention... at... a... basketball game... in... d-- c...last night.../.caught... on... the... kiss cam ... during ... the... u- s- a - brazil game... at the verizon center... / the... first couple ... did... not... give in... at fir. first.22-26"daighter: now......

he is fast and hard hitting on the field and ray rice wants to put the anti bullying message to move just as quickly. he hopes that it the second ray of hope event in howard. >> reporter: raven fans know he is still going through negotiations but tonight he put his game on the field aside to run with a message. we heard from a family after bullying led their 15-year-old to suicide. he is number 27 on the field but number one in the game of life. according to fans. race knows how to engage a crowd and throw out an important message to stop the bullying. >> some of the kids look at me as a role model. . >> reporter: he is using his role and leaning on his past when he said he dealt with poverty and adverse ty. he spoke about his younger sister who was picked ronde and how he set his mom straight. >> the girl -- you know threw a rock and hit her in the eye. first thing my mom said was -- she wanted to go -- let my sister go take care of it. just -- you know if you do that one time maybe she won't bother you. i said no that's not right. >> reporter: he encourages parents and their kids t

ray van that spies on you. another interested party in this car bomb squad the state police as well as explosive ordnance disposal teams because you can use the system remotely and you can scan vehicles and i'm sure understand the need to check for explosives but do you really trust law enforcement enough to use the device only in an emergency and i can totally see this mobile x. ray machine being driven around scanning passing cars and trucks for just about anything and what does this say about our civil liberties i got us thinking what would cops be able to see with this new technology if you stopped at a store heading home from work and grab a six pack and place it on the front seat and betting that driver would be pulled over just for having beer in their car or how about those people who may have questionable mood enhancer is on them and what happens when the x. ray van catches some horny teens going at it in the backseat of a parked car call their parents and arrest them for public nudity if this car is a

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ray rice beaming as he makes his way in. is making baltimore his permanent home. >> that is what it boils down to. you get your second contract, you think about long term. that would be nine years of my life i have been in baltimore. baltimore has become home for me. i am no longer a human workenew. >> we take a look at practice today. >> persistently dangerous. >> that is a label put on several baltimore city schools. we will tell you which schools and what the state department of education took into consideration. >> the waters in the inner harbour a big green today. we will explain why. >> temperatures were more comfortable but that will change tomorrow. a heat advisory >> eight schools have been labeled dangerous. an official is reacting to the state buzzing report. >> the best for these students is yet to come. there are some career opportunities in the field of maritime and the students are going to have this opportunity. >> city school officials said they are tracking the suspension numbers and are prepared to make ch

ray's could crazy purchase their cars when they did not sell them? >> allows an automobile shock to take a vehicle without evidence of ownership. >> it has created an opportunity for thieves because no title is required. now the state is trying to crack down on the problem with more strict legislation that takes effect in october. it includes proof of ownership, dedication as to who is selling the car, a copy of the person's driver's license and registration of the vehicle. >> if someone does bring in a stolen car, it is kind of like say, come and arrest me and put me in jail. he says his workers are already following the new guidelines. they perform a background check on all of the cars that arrived at the yard. that is why the village received a letter saying that their car was there. -- that is why the millers received a letter saying that their car was there. >> we will not just pay for a vehicle without doing due diligence. we just want to do it. >> it is still a mystery have both cars were damaged. i've broken down. denies they's damage was in

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first warning live doppler ray dor shows -- radar shows what's going on now. we have some showers moving through. the rain that's heaviest is around the dc suburbs. we have some showers flairing up around 495 around rockville. the rest of us seeing some spotty rain off and on through this morning already. some of it heavier in northern baltimore county. it's moving to the north and northeast. after this waive moves on through here, you're likely not going to see a ton of more rain through out the day, but it is going to be spotty and off and on. the chance of some thunderstorms will be with us off and on again primarily through the afternoon. we have 75 degrees right now, as our temperature at bwi. 59 oakland, 63 on the shore, 70 in elkin, 71 bel air, we go into the mid 70s near columbia, 73 rock hall, 79 annapolis and 79 kent island. winds have been variable through out the day, just a light wind. a good bit of the area is seeing wind coming in with some type of an eastern component. a northeast wind town towards easton, a southeast wind around oakland. so, a

>>reporter: coming up on friday ray rice is launching an event called a ray of hope.t's a kindness, anti-bullying teen suicide program. it's to bring attention of the problem of bullying. in april a 15-year-old committed suicide after she was bullied on social media websites. ray rice held a similar event in may at howard high school to discuss bullying. friday's event will offer a 22- minute powerful film put together entirely by students and this morning we have howard county councilman greg foxx joining me to tell us a little bit more about this. good morning and thanks for coming in. good morning to you. >>reporter: let's talk a little bit about friday's event. how important is it to have this? >> it really is important. i don't think people realize the impact that bullying can have. with cyber bullying, it's still a relatively new phenomenon and we're trying to figure out how to deal with it. in the opening you mentioned grace nakomis. that's the tragedy of a lovely young lady who lives in my district. the family is from western howard county. people just don't r

ray van for that spies on you take a listen to this. another interested party in this car bomb squad the state police as well as explosive ordnance disposal teams because you can use the system remotely and you can scan vehicles and. now sure yes i understand the need to check for explosives but do you really want to trust law enforcement to use this device in an emergency like they say i mean come on i could totally see this mobile x. ray machine being driven around every city scanning just passing cars and trucks for just about anything they want i mean what does this say about our civil liberties and i got us thinking what would cops be able to see with this new technology maybe you were stopped at a store heading home from work and grabbed a six pack and placed it on the front seat i'm betting that the driver would be pulled over just for having beer in their car or how about those people who may have questionable mood enhancer years. and what happens when the x. ray van catches some horny teens going at it in the back seat of a par

ravens running back ray rice now hoping to bring a ray of hope against teen bullying. >> this morning linda so is here with everything you need to know about a great event going on tonight. linda. >> reporter: yeah, the best part is it's free. it's the second antibullying event aimed at getting kids to be kind and caring to one another and to save lives. the event called a ray of hope is a kindness antibullying teen suicide outreach. first event was held in may at howard high school. tonight's event kicks off at 6 at merry weather post pavilion starting at 7 and featuring a 22 minute film put together by students. now again this event is free but you need to rsvp ahead of time by going to ww.rayrice27.com. kids under 13 need to be accompanied by a parent. linda so, abc2 news. >>> this weekend a fund-raiser will be held to help a woman who was shot in the neck in may. she was sitting in a traffic light and another car pulled up next to her and a man shot her and she is paralyzed from the neck down. friend and family members will hold a fund-raiser for her on sunday at the living well s