corinne redman is standing by with the all new information. corinne. >> reporter: we have been gathering new video about a string of tornadoes that slammed into several towns in southwestern oklahoma. listen to new video of storm chaseers who may have gotten too close to the action. >> okay, my goodness it's coming straight on us. >> we have to jump in the car. >> oh. we should have gone on the other side and followed it back. you want to chance it? >> no we will do it now and. >> no no. >> reporter: this is more new video out of tipton. severe thunderstorms with funnel clouds road across the state yesterday afternoon. the tornadoes damaged homes and businesses and crushed power lines. the weather service says hail exceeding 2 inches in diameter and thunderstorms with wind gusts of 90 miles per hour cut through the area. one teen tried to capture the tornado on tape. >> i was taking the video and my dad and brandon were telling me to get back it was too close and i was like okay now it's close i got to go. see the that-- seeing that the excite

it's june, 2005, and tennessee state trooper rodney redman is working a crash investigation.t of another one. >> i heard tire squealing on an suv and saw a gray suv coming toward me and i tried to get out of its way. >> but redman can't respond quickly enough. >> i got about one step and the vehicle struck me and flipped me in the air. >> he hits the highway hard and knows he's in trouble. >> i said if i don't get up, get out of here, i'm going to get run over again. and i stood up and stumbled back over to the guardrail. from the time i heard the tires squeal to the time i got to the guardrail was 11 seconds. it seemed like an eternity. >> it's nothing short of a miracle that redman sustains only minor injuries. >> i felt no pain through all of it until i got to the side of the road and i thought i had broken my ankle. >> his ankle is fine but when he collides with the concrete, redman gets a massive cut on his forehead. as for the suv that struck him -- >> three young people that were in the car, they were from pennsylvania and the vehicle was found 21 hits of lsd and two b

corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> news time 6:33. it appears the super committee in congress couldn't get the job done so now we are in for painful cuts across the board. this morning, linda so is here with what we can expect next and linda, the president returned from the international travel and is going to new hampshire. what he happening on capitol hill. >> reporter: well, it means there are going to be a lot of cuts. coming in 2013 and it means cuts to medicare, medicaid, and the pentagon budget. the super committee has the task of finding 1.2 trillion dollars in spending cuts. but republicans and democrats disagreed over taxes and couldn't reach a deal. wall street reacted to the news the super committee's failure. the markets closed down sharply. president obama says republicans were the main stumbling block. >> good afternoon. still too many republicans in congress who have refused to listen to the voices of reason on compromise. >> reporter: now congress still has lot of work to get done before the new year, but president ob

coren redman -- corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> investigators didn't find smoke alarms in a house wared early yesterday morning. one relative escapeed and two other women were resuscitate and rushed to the hospital. cause remains under investigation. >>> there was nothing jolly about a snowman during the weekend a man dressed up as frostity snowman was arrested during the annual christmas parade in chestertown. 52-year-old kevin walsh is accused of scuffling with police and kicking in a -- at a police dog. it went down because they tried to escort him away from the crowd. walsh says he was wrongfully arrested and says an officer hassled him after remarking about the police dog's presence. >>> a deadline for the wall street protesters to vacate the encampment outside los angeles city passed. they appear to be staying put. we have been showing you throughout the morning sherrie johnson is live here in baltimore with a look at what protesters what they are saying about it this morning. sherrie. >> reporter: well, yes, here you know all is quiet right now. we can see the occupy baltimore

coren redman is live at the power -- corinne redman is live at the power plant and food will be a bigng about this corinne. >> reporter: oh, yes, definitely the food. we are decorating yinger -- ginger bread men because it's part of the it's a water front life event for the holidays. there's going to be cookie decorating strolling santas and music and also a light show that's going on down here at phillips on the phillips' building at the power plant area. so first joining me is beth who is organizing the event. first tell me what is it's a water front life? >> it's a exciting campaign for the holidays and we have a ton of events lined up for november and december. one being the power plant holiday light show spectacular. >> reporter: tell me about this light show. it went dark for a minute. but tell us about it and what kind of -- what you can see. >> it's synchronized lights and video mapping and core graived to music. it's going -- core graived to music -- choreographed to music sure to please everybody. >> reporter: and an event did be tonight. >> polar he can press -- express. ta

those from the bea gaddy family are preparing for a big day where we find corinne redman standing by for the 30th annual event volunteers on stand by. corinne. >> reporter: yeah, volunteers have been flowing in and we have been out here since four this morning. and this is the 30th annual thanksgiving dinner at the patterson park recreation center. joining us live is bea gaddy's daughter who will tell us more about what today means for your mother. >> to me, today means you know, very, very big things happening. we are able to feed 55,000 people and we kept this going after she passed is phenomenal. we wanted to give up and we suffered a lot of death in the family this year including my son so we have to put those things aside and remember we have to love each other and still make this a real important cause. not necessarily here, but around the world. just love one another and help your neighbors. >> reporter: and you -- this is your 20th year volunteering right? >> yes. >> reporter: what motivates you every year? >> i can't see myself doing anything else. it's a family atmosphere.

glimim corinne redman live in parkville. why credit unions like this are he can sighted about national transfer day. >> matthew vandyke has an incredible story and soon we will have a chance to hear it. new reaction from his mother and what she says about her son and what he did to help the libyan people. >>> and we have heard from herman cain and today we could hear from one of the women who is claiming to be the accuser. that's straight ahead on this friday november 4th. good morning i am charley crowson. it's purple friday. big game coming up this weekend. ravens and steelers up at heinz field. i am not going to call it what justin did what you did you call pittsburgh. >> pittsburgh. >> that's what it was. yeah. >> pittsburgh. i said something in my mouth. >> it's pittsburgh. >> you know what, i been working hard. it's a quiet morning so i spent my time building graphics and i got something i can't wait to show you. stick around a few more minutes. it might be worth it. check out my artistic talents. and some informative,

corinne redman, abc2 news mr. news around nation, the body of a child-- >>> news around the nation the body of a child has been recovered near a plane crash. three adults and three children were on board ranging from 5 to 9. police think everyone on board has died. the plane was flying from stafford to mesa arizona to pick up the kids for thanksgiving.>>> a california teen walked into submit a restmation and left the store with stolen goods -- resume and left the store with stolen goods. the cameras were on him when he walked in and he handed in his resume and walked out with a air soft gun e confessed and maybe this wasn't his brightest of ideas. >>> all right. belove the stories and this is going -- we love the stories and this is going to warm your heart and make you thankful for thethings you and your family have. army sergeant is back from afghanistan but his kids had no idea. they were reading a book and called their dad a hero and the hero wanked in -- walked in and surprised the two kids. >> i missed you.

abc2 news corinne redman is standing by with details of how the event unfold and what many are saying -- unfolded and what many are saying. >> reporter: the weekend double homicide has not kept shop airs way but it left many people asking questions over the security. this morning police are not saying what the motive is but they say it's not a random act. police tell us 25-year-old jeneen dunn and 30-year-old chonsay green were shot and killed in the parking lot near dave and busters. both were shot in the head and pronouns dead at the scene. -- pronounced dead at the scene. witnesses led police to the district heights where coleman walked out with a ak-47 in onehand and shot in another -- shotgun in another and opened fire on police. abc news spoke with neighbors. >> we want to make sure that we are taking steps in our neighborhoods with the police to prevent any crime from coming into the neighborhood. >> reporter: now the office here was shot is expected to be okay. as for the suspect james coleman, he had a lengthy criminal record which included multiple counts of robbery, assault

abc2 news corinne redman is live outside the wal-mart with details. why is the internet playing a big role in the program? >> reporter: well, basically because wal-mart made a bigannouncement via facebook and they put it on facebook and on the website about all the black friday plans and the deal than offered. they will open their doors at 10 p.m. on thank giving night thedoors will open we are at towson wal- mart probably will be closedand people will line up outside. they will offer black friday deals at 10 p.m. and that's going to be on home goods, toys, and apparel. now some of the things you can get at 10 p.m. are jeans offered for $10 and 9.97. barbies for 5 dollars. barbie jeeps for $99 and midnight they will roll out the electronics which is what most people want for the holidays. now we will have a 51 inch samsung plaza for 498. an 8 gig ipod touch i-9 5. lg blu-ray player 49 and 15- inch lap top for 1088. hp printer for 19 with 69 dollar gps. those are some of the deals but you can find all of the deals onl website, they have the full circul

corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> a problem schools are battling is to stop bullying and today a schoolill be coming together in ellicott city. sherrie johnson joins us live with that story. >> reporter: this morning teens from school sis testimonies across the state will gather in how -- systems from across the state will gather in howard county for a bullying conference. it's the second year -- for thevent. they are electric about the latest research and practices in school safety. they will learn straties how to empower students to help -- strategies how to empower students and to help stop bullying. last year in maryland, there were reported 3,000 incidents in every school district. now bullying hurts and can cause problems for children as they grow up. now that conference kicks off at 9:00 this morning at the turf valley conference center in ellicott city and go to abc2news.com and click on the education tab to bring you to this page about bullying. we have a page for it. click on here's one story right here. the largest myths about bullying. one myth number one only boys bullying.

corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> algage of sexual abuse erupted police say they received a letter from a person who says he may have been "possibly assaulted" by jerry sandusky. a paper says the letters from a man who is in an oklahoma jail it was sent to the state attorney general's office. grand jury listed 8 victims when he was charged back on november 5th. >>> news closer to home, the funeral arrangements for the two teens killed in car crash in howard county. 19-year-old jeffrey giles and 18-year-old johnny deckman were on the passenger side of the vehicle when it crossed the center line and hit a tree. they died at the scene. the driver 18-year-old dale was taken to shock trauma in critical condition. two others injured. speed was a factor and that giles and deckman were not wearing seat belts. they will be remembered as loving young men. >> thanksgiving morning i made breakfast and he turned to me and he said mom, i am so thankful for you and that was john. he was always thinking of other people. >> a viewing will be held at heritage community church on tuesday from 6 to 9 for g

i am corinne redman at the innerharbor. i will tell yoi all about it's a watt -- you all about it's a water front life. >> did you smell it? did you smell snow? deep creek lake they had it built in because they are trying to pick up snow and blow the snow guns and they are at 19. it's not that cold but it's chilly this morning. we will talk about it next. tanya. >> reporter: volume on the beltway doing fine on 95. stay with us. good morning maryland continues after this. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to financing for an organization which provides affordable housing for artists... and partnering with a local hospital to help expand patient care. because the more we do in baltimore, the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> it's 6:45. time for your abc to news to go on this -- abc to news to go on this -- abc2 news to go. let's get to it with meteorologist justin berk. >> we have a f

. >>> i am corinne redman live at destination credit union.anks like this are excited over national transfer day. >>> 6:42. a bit too dark out there. you know at this time on monday, we will have someday light to show you. this is the weekend where we turn the clocks back one hour on the bright side annapolis is at50 in that time in the morning-- >>> that time of the morning when things are slowing down. the latest traffic wise when "good morning maryland" continues. >>> news time 6:45. this is your abc2 news to go good morning i am charley croweson and a busy friday morning everything you need to get your weekend started off right. linda so has new details on the deadly fire in baltimore. fallout from a soccer team's dance moves sherrie john is live and proposed fees from some big banks causing a stir. corerin redman is live with the latest. let's start off with a check of the forecast. what did we have in store with meteorologist justin berk. >> reporter: looking pretty good. good morning. and we are starting off this morning on a mild note.

. >>> i am corinne redman live in parkville. why credit unions are all excited over national transfer day. that story just ahead. >>> it's friday, november 4th, good morning. i am charley crowson a live look across the inner harbor where today the pride of baltimore 2 is is coming back into port around 4:30. check it out for the weekend. how is the weather going to be? let's get an answer for that from meteorologist justin berk. >> something sweet in the view did you see it? domino sugar. >> thanks for playing along. >> hey a couple minutes we have more coming up from columbia and we will show outwinners from our wind for change visit yesterday and thunder hill elementary school. 49 in annapolis and really not much of a spread across the area. in fact, fairly uniformed withlow end westminster and the high end in annapolis at 49. fairly uniformed morning for

i am corinne redman and i will explain coming up. >> time to head into the polls. election day. a good chance we know who baltimore's mayor will be but what about the other issues? we have you covered at abc2 on this tuesday november 8th. good morning. i am charley crowson. before we get to the news and weather let's check in with tanya for an update on your morning commute what's going on. >> reporter: major delays due to a serious accident in arbutus. looking live at the traffic camera, 95 southbound before the beltway on the southwest side, we have three lanes blocked and it's causing delays up to caton avenue. you can see the three left lanes are the one blocked. the right lane is trying to getby. south out of downtown, don't take 95. jump on 295. we will keep ion on this for you -- an eye on this for you. we are doing better because we have light traffic elsewhere. drive times are doing fine. 95 southbound out of white marsh to the beltway 6 minutes. 7 minutes on the outer loop from 795 to 70. and now for the latest weather information here's justin berk. >> 6:01. check thi

corinne redman is standing by with how this big mistake came about in the first place. corinne. >> reporter: well, prince george's county police say a clerical error caused frederick scott to be repleased from -- released from jail. he is accused of shooting 30 year old phillip ---year-old phillip washington to death. he was extra dieted to maryland where he was held without -- extradited to maryland where he was held without bond. a clerical error led he to the mistake of being released on $75,000 bond. this's an all out nationwide search to find the accused killer and get him back behind bars. >> he has the capacity to flee the area. when the actual murder had occurred, he had fled and was located a few months later in las vegas. >> reporter: the court issued a bench warrant for scott on friday after the mistake was noticed. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> new video and police in silver spring are hoping you can help locate anyone in a crowd that was seen stealing items from the 7-eleven. 50 teens and young adults enter the store and began to steal in a mass theft. som

corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> another alleged allegation from a victim coming forward saying that he too was sexually assaulted by former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky. a man was sent from a man in a prison. grand jury reported issuing when sandusky was charged in november 5th reporting 8 victims none identified by name but two more possible accusers have claims being investigated. attorney general's office didn't comment on the letter from oklahoma. >>> investigators in pg county are working to determine what caused a fire and killed a 6 year old boy. it broke out sunday morning in the lewisdale community on griffen street. firefighters say the home had no working smoke detectors. and one person escaped but firefighters rescued the 6-year- old and two women. the 6-year-old boy later died at an area hospital. >>> news time 5:03. this baby just couldn't wait to see the world. at 2:30 sunday afternoon, a beeny boy was born in the rest room on concord d at bwia woman was arriving on a incoming plane and went into labor. police helped to deliver the baby and the fire and resc

corinne redman is live getting ready for this where are your friends? >> reporter: we are here right in front of the power plant barnes and noble store where there was a big light display that just went o it's part of it's -- went off. it's part of it's a water front life from the inner harbor to harbor east and packed with holiday fun. join us live is matt one of the organizers with it's a water front life. you will tell butts timeline of events -- tell us about the timeline of events. >> thanks for having me. quickly, we have a great map that showcases everything wells. at west shore park on saturday november 19th from 1 to 5, winter wonder a day full of fun and activities and pet animals and a neat day. starting at 5:30 p.m., right here outside the visitor's center, you will be able to see the santa's holiday parade and it's a lantern parade with the mayor and santa and mrs. claus. and really great parade groups from the city. polywestern marching band and city choir will be here at the amphitheater. so as the parade makes it way to the amphitheater

gaddy dinner and volunteersin patterson park are preparing for the festivities where you find corinne redman live with what's on the menu. >> reporter: we are live outside the patterson park recreation center where volunteers are underway. tons of food are inside and this is the 30th year for the bea gaddy annual thanksgiving dinner. everyone who remembers bea gaddy knows she was a huge advocate for people in need in the homeless and she made sure every thanksgiving if you needed a plate you could come here and get it. joining us live is bea gaddy's daughter sandra chandler. so tell me first about your mother. what was -- what would she say if she saw how big it gets? >> every year this year alone, 30 years i think she would jump -- she is jumping up and down real fast and happy you know. 30 years that's a big accomplishment. and you know, we feel good that we stuck in there was hard but we still have to do it you know. >> reporter: what do you say about the volunteers and donations you get every year? >> truly, truly a blessing. this is the day god has made and we must be glad and rejoice i

corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> you wondering what to get your kids for the holiday season and we went to the experts to fine out -- find out what the hot ticket items will be. 5th graders weighed in on what they wand and it-- they wanted and 5th graders shows the top 25 items. they are all under $25. >> some people are having bad job situations, so, we want to get regular cheap toys. >> here are the top five according to the kids. number 5, a tie the pets and scooter pillow pets and nerf instrike in your of -- lawn up and zhu zhu pets and at 37 i love legos. hopefully none of the toys are on the dangerous list. the trouble in toyland report will be released today listing dozens of toys unsafe for a number of reasons including choking hazards too much lead paint and threats to the child. report leads to dangerous toys being removed from shelves and we will are that complete list later this morning and you can find it by going to abc2news.com. >>> call it a last ditch effort. a target headquarters lobby protesters showed up 200,000 signatures from around the u.s. from people who want to

reporting live from east baltimore, corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> today is not just about the turkey and great meal but also a day for gathering around with the family and friends in front of the tv for a little football. what better way to celebrate than the ravens. it's going to be the nfl's first ever brother versus brother coaching matchup. san francisco at the 49ers with their coach jim harbaugh against the ravens john harbaugh. ravens beat bengals last week to make the record 7-3. tonight they are take on the 49ers here at home at m and t stadium and kick off is set for 8:20. >>> just before the game the 92nd annual cat paul, the -- catapult learning turkey bowl. five hours to be exact from kick off. the cardinals against the dons of loyola who is look to avenge last year's loss to the cards in a from -- cardinals from last weekend. you have scott garceau and jammy costello -- jamie costello live on the campus of towson. justin. >>> 5:11. susan wrote in saying happy thanksgiving and she is up and cook for two days just put the turkey in the oven. expecting 16 for denar -- diffe

corinne redman standing by live in baltimore county. thanks a lot. >>> other news, one of the most highly anticipated apps for apple made available wednesday and pulled. it was the g mail app to make it easier to navigate the mail. later it was discovered the app contained a bug and was pulled to fix the problem. the app would open up with an error message and broke notifications. no word when it might be back up for you to check out. >>> and under armour are recalling chin straps due a laceration hazard. 50,000 defender chin straps have been recalled. there's been 6 reports of injuries requiring stitches. >>> and jetblue passengers getting refunds after sitting in the plane for hours due to a snowstorm in new england. five flights were stranded at connecticut airport for as long as eight hours. they are getting their money back and round trip voucher for future trip. >>> around the nation this morning, a police pursuit that's a bit out of the ordinary. this is video from the florida highway patrol war trooper was trying to -- where a t

corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> it's 6:03. the man accused of firing an assault rifle at the white housemaid his first court appearance. he is ordered without bond and appointed a lawyer. a bullet cracked the window of the first family's like quarters. they were away at the time and again, he is being ordered held without bond. >>> police think a series of robberies at good will stores may be related. investigators say friday night the cockeysville good will store was robbed and it was a second time the location was robbed along with two robberies at the towson location. now in this one, police say a masked man entered the room with a handgun and made several customers employees go into the office and took money from the registers and from the safe. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> police are investigating another mass theft at a 7- eleven that happened again in maryland. but they are not calling this a flash mob. linda so joins us with details of this and they are calling it a mass theft. >> reporter: the

corinne redman. >>> a man who assaulted a flight attendant is expected to be in court. deadline for the wall street protest to vacate the encampment outside los angeles city has passed. this is a live look of what's going on in los angeles. it a-- they appear to be staying put. sherrie johnson is live with a look at what protesters are saying this morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. we are here in downtown baltimore. and let me tell you. we have occupy baltimore behind me. you can see they are a tent city and they have been here for two months now. but as you said, the occupy los angeles group, that he had midnight deadline where they had to clear out a city hall and, of course, as you know, the deadline has come and gone and about 100 demonstrators are still out there and the atmosphere with a celebratory around the l.a. camp. organizers led chants with a bullhorn and los angeles mayor says police will not immediately begin making arrests to provide ample time for protesters to leave. now police say they doubt if anyone will go and they do expect to make

corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> if your water bill in the mail is the price of a car, not a car payment but the car. for a grandmother in baltimore it was a reality and why the city said she needed to fork over total grand. smoking can be a tough habit to break, but you can see results in a few hours. >>> and severe storms do major damage to south carolina. video like this ahead. but first, let's go back to new york for the latest in business news. >> reporter: good morning. topping america's money thanksgiving pain at the pump. it will cost more to drive to mom's house gas prices are higher than for any other thanksgiving and averages 3.44 a gallon or 56 cents more than last year. u.s. birth rate is down for the third straight year and the experts are blaming the economy. women of all races are putting off having ildren but younger women were the most dramatically affected. >>> and boeing's fortunes are soaring with two big orders for planes one for 22 billion of new aircraft. president obama says the orders will recrate -- create 100,000 u.s. jobs and call of duty modern warfare three

abc2 news corinne redman is standing by with details of how the event unfold and what many are saying -- unfolded and what many are saying. >> reporter: the weekend double homicide has not kept shop airs way but it left many people asking questions over the security. this morning police are not saying what the motive is but they say it's not a random act. police tell us 25-year-old jeneen dunn and 30-year-old chonsay green were shot and killed in the parking lot near dave and busters. both were shot in the head and pronouns dead at the scene. -- pronounced dead at the scene. witnesses led police to the district heights where coleman walked out with a ak-47 in onehand and shot in another -- shotgun in another and opened fire on police. abc news spoke with neighbors. >> we want to make sure that we are taking steps in our neighborhoods with the police to prevent any crime from coming into the neighborhood. >> reporter: now the office here was shot is expected to be okay. as for the suspect james coleman, he had a lengthy criminal record which included multiple counts of robbery, assault

corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> another possible jerry sandusky abuse -- victim got in line e says hemay have beenpossibly assault by the exdefensive coordinator. grand jury report issued when sandusky was charged this month list 8 possible victims. >>> city police are look for witnesss in a double shooting. the victims were found in a burgandy suv at charles and 23rd. authorities believe the shooting happened on east 22nd street and a 36-year-old woman and 38-year-old man were taken to the hospital. both are expected to be okay. >>> new video and information this morning on a fire that took the life of a 6-year-old boy. it happened early yesterday morning at a prince jarnlg's county town -- george's county town. one relative escaped. >> tragically, a 6-year-old male succumbed to his injuries a short time after arriving at the hospital. however the two adult females one in the 30s and one in the 60s, were resus tatted enough to be transported -- resuscitated enough to be transported to another facility. >> we did not fiend any smoke alarms let alone a work one. >> the cause of the fir

it is an ultimatum for the grand prix and corinne redman is standing by with what this could mean. corinne. >> reporter: well, what it means is that the first baltimore grand prix could be the last. that is because the city is threatening to terminate the 5- year contract with grand prix organizers if the group doesn't reconstruct and pay off debts to the city and vendors. baltimore city deputy mayor issued a statement saying baltimore racing development owes the city more than 1.5 million dollars. the money is is owed for city services, park and amusement tax revenues and owes vendors hundreds of thousands more. jay davidson stepped down but the group hopes to have a new crest o in place soon. -- ceo in place soon. davidson they have been working to structure payment plans but the city is giving until december 31st or they will terminate the contract. >> whether that means they sell or they take on new investors, one way or the other, they have to do something immediately or the city is not going to renew the contract. >> as a company recognize we need to be a little more buttoned

abc2 news corinne redman is standing by with the details and what this could mean for the future of the race here in charm city. corinne. >> reporter: the baltimore grand prix is on endy car 2012 schedule but the first grand prix could be the last in balledmore. because the city threatened to terminate the 5-year contract with grand prix organizers if they don't reconstruct and pay off debt to the city and vendors. baltimore city deputy mayor issued a statement saying baltimore city racing development owes the city more than 1.5 million dollars. it is owed for city services amusement tax revenues and owes vendors hundreds of thousands of more. jay davidson served as the head of the baltimore racing development and stpped aside. group hopes to have a new -- stepped aside. the group hopes to have a new ceo soon. they have been working with the city and vendors to structure payment plans but the city is giving them until december 31st to repay or the city will terminate the contract. >> the clock is ticking and they need to show an immediate sense of urgency. it's a great event for the cit

reporting live from the inner harbor, corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> there are more than 3,000 people just now getting to bed after seeing the premier of twilight breaking dawn part one. thousands packed into the parking lots this morning at the avenue at the white march tosh see the movie. -- marsh to see the movie. there were 15 here and the theater brought 25 people to handle the crowds. they weren't own tweens turning out there were some in their 20s and 30s with die-hards and think they are call twihard that decideed to camp out nine hours before the movie. >> i got here at 3 p.m. to see a midnight viewing. stood around and goofed around with my friend. we had a good time and it was not as bad as i thought it was going to be. the wait didn't seem nearly as long as it was. i would do it again. i am coming to see part 2. >> the showing began around 3 this morning at the avenue. film is expect to be a weekend block buster. breaking down part 2 will be released next november. >>> harford county principal may wake up chillier than usual this morning. that's because he spent the night

corinne redman is live with the details. all you have to do is just like something. >> reporter: exactly. just like stuff. wal-mart made a big announcement on their fies back page and web -- facebook page and website. everybody has been waiting to see what wal-mart was planning. but they will open at 10 p.m. on thanks giving night. that's a one up on counterparts like macy's and kohl's and best buy opening at midnight. but wal-mart will open for the first time at 10 p.m. on thanksgiving night. the store is rolling out big deals. they are going to split it into 10 p.m. is home and toys and apparel and midnight that's when the big electronic deals come out. at midnight for the customers who wants the electronic deals -- well first let me let you know what toys and home. 99 barbie jeep ride on toys and 9.97 wrangler and lei jeans for junior men and women. for the big deals at midnight, electronic deals everyone is waiting for, 51 inch samsung plaza had 498. tdtv498. 8 gig ipod touch for 195. lg blu-ray player 95. printers 19 do

corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> kids at an elementary school in baton rouge stumbled on a sight a womanaked body was found in the parking lot monday morning. police say it's a mystery. there are no obvious signs foul play or trauma and no word on how she got there or a immediate cause of death and an autopsy will be perform. >>> an ohio man is locked up in jail accused of spiking the coffee at a restaurant where he worked. he was spotted by the coworkerputting a substance into coffee. it was drug used to treat anemia in baby pigs. he face as number of charges. the restaurant says no customers were hurt. and the restaurant immediately fired the man. >>> one michigan mom what tough day when her toddlers got ahold of flour in the kitchen which proceeded to go all over the house. mom was not feeling so well show she stayed a little longer than usual in the rest room and when she came out, this is what mary found. the boys are one and a half and 3 1/2 years old respectively. they saw their mom was upset and kept asking what's the matter. the mess was caused by one 5 pound bag of flour. >>> a

redman at the beast buy, i'll tell you about all the hot ticket items coming up. >> may be sleeping off a big win for the ravens last night, how the ball bowl ended. 66-6. it's black friday november 25 november 25th. good morning maryland. check of your forecast because as we've learned through our reports, some people going home regrouping, recharging their batteries, they've got to go out too. >> the sun is going to help them out. we've got a couple of hours when we see that sunshine. this time of year we could be dealing with strong winds, chill, rain, snow, we've got none of that right now. 39 in baltimore, 45 ocean city. 49 up new york. 40s across the board. wind forecast light. why don't you pick up out of the southwest, that's going to help to usher in warm temperatures. there's our cold front it will be for business next week. until then look at this, our forecast not so much frosty this morning a little bit, temperatures near 40 we'll get away with 70 this afternoon with sunshine and light breeze. gorgeous day that's 10 degrees warmer than we were on thanksgiving. that was good

now a judge in norway handing down a decision regarding suspected killer redman.ails coming up. >>> there is a big con venges downtown you want to mis. -- convention downtown you won't want to miss. details just ahead. [ female announcer ] from the very first moment we arrive... we're on the move. ♪ and we don't want anything, ever, to slow us down. so it's surprising that most women aren't getting enough calcium. but thankfully, with over 25 great flavors, like strawberry cheesecake and blackberry harvest, only yoplait original gives you 50% of the daily value of calcium and vitamin d in every cup. yoplait. it is so good. >>> it's hard paying bills, one organization wants to help you save the dream. a huge event to help you is going on in downtown baltimore today. that's where we find kuren redmond, kuren redmond joins us live. this has been going on since thursday but wraps up today. >> reporter: it's been going on since friday. you remember the pictures friday, there was a line wrapped around the convention center with people trying to get help with mortgages.

corinne redman is standing by with the latest and details. >> reporter: the woman is sharon bialek and says it happened while cain was head of the national restaurant association. sharon bialek went to him forhelp with a job and she got more than asked for when the alleged entercounseller occur cement told three people about the incident but didn't file a complaint because she didn't work for cain. here's what she had to say to reporters about the incident. >> he put his hand on my leg nd my skirt and reached for -- nd my skirt and reached for my genitals and grabbed my head and brought it towards his crotch. i was surprised and shocked and said what are you doing? you know i have a boyfriend. this isn't what i came here for. mr. cain said, you want a job right? i asked him to stop and he did. >> reporter: despite the latest allegation cain is weathering the storm. an abc news washington post pole last friday had him neck in neckwith mitt romney. more than half of the voters say the sexual harassment controversy is not serious and 70% said it wouldn't impact likelihood because they wou

corrine redman, abc 2 news. >> if you want a complete list of all of the holiday stuff going on, go to our special section on the web site at abc2news.com/holiday. just look for the baltimore events this weekend's story. >>> weather-wise, things are still nice and clear out there tonight. a chilly evening but an evening where we're seeing the winds let up compared to this time yesterday. 37 now out at bwi. temperature's beginning to fall out there. pressure's rise agent 34.4 so high pressure, clear skies, calm weather. that's our story going into the weekend. we may see additional clouds by sunday. tomorrow will look a lot like today with the brilliant blue skies. you need the sunglasses handy for sure. it was a frigid start many places like ellicott city. the early sunset sneaks up on you now coming up at 4:50 in the baltimore area. maryland's most power. radar is scanning all clear out there. temperatures stay wide now running into the 30s uniformly now. so what little wind we have is light from the south around 3 to 5. and as we take a look at the current windchill factor it's not a

reporting live, redman abc2 new. >> if you want to get your shopping done don't have enough cash to payight now, here is the thought, many retailers -- the popular pay as you go program noted lay away. began during the great depression it fell by the wayside in the favor of credit cards. now with money being tighter than ever, reporter jim has the details. >> it's kind of hard just to buy gifts all at once and spend a bunch of money at the same time. i mean, not being able to spread out money over time and pay for things it's kind of difficult. >> lay away is making a come back, especially with consumers who can't get credit or simply don't use it. 42% of shoppers say they expect to use lay away to pay for holiday gifts this year. retailers at kmart, toys are southbound. >> we're bringing lay away back. last time we had lay away was in 2006 and it's coming back this year because our customers have been asking for it. >> wal-mart's lay away is for a limited time starting monday october 17th through december 16th. this year it's only toys an electronics and it must be at least $50. there'

corin redman, abc2 news. >> eager shoppers were outside the door much earlier anticipating the big sale. >> we want to know what you think of the madness or what you thought of it or are you home or are you going out. tell us about your black friday experience. what was it like or what's your blueprint for success if you're heading out later today. facebook fan page your place to go way and join the conversation. we always want to know what you have to say. the crowd on friday, you still want to shop, wait until tomorrow, small business saturday, business across the u.s. are trying to get back to main streak when you support small business you're supporting community. small businesses create more than 55% of all new jobs. >>> well there's more reason to head to some local stores, baltimore county and baltimore city. you can get two hours of free meter parking today through sunday and today is mandatory furlough day in baltimore city. the parking meters not going to be in effect. >>> if you haven't maxed out your credit card by monday, you can get some great deals on lanoline. that's cyb

corinne redman is standing by with details how the event unfold and shoppers are saying about their safety. >> reporter: the weekend homicide has not kept shoppers away but left many asking questions over the mall security. this morning police are not saying if there's a motive behind the killings but don't believe it was a random act either. police tell us that 25-year-old jeneen dunn and chonsay green were shot and killed in the parking lot near dave and busters. both victims were shot in the head and produced dead at the scene early saturday morning. witnesses led police to district heights where they were able to track down the shooting suspect james coleman at his home. that's when coleman walked out the front door with an ak47 in one hand and a shotgun in the other. and opened fire on police. one officer was shot in the face and hand and leg before police shot and killed coleman. abc2 spoke with shoppers over their concerns about safety. >> we want to make sure that we are taking steps in our neighborhoods with the police to prevent any crime from coming in to the neighborhoods. >> r

corin redman, abc2 news. >> that madness, linda, what was your black friday experience. did you get what you wanted or are you heading out today and you have a different plan of attack. abc2 news.com. for official wmar. join the conversation i always want to know what you have to say. time to regroup and recover from john harbaugh on ravens baltimore last night. and san francisco 49ers. 16-6. ball more's defense stood strong, stole the show, even now ray lewis, the ravens tied a franchise record tracking 9ers, 9 times and ended eight game winning streak by san francisco. next up, the browns december 4 december 4th. 405 kick off from cleveland. >> catholic you can expect big changes to mass for the first time since 1965 the translation of the words are changing, several dozen changes in all. arch bishop o'brien says the changes bring the mass close tore the original intended meaning. we'll have a link, all those changes you can expect at our web site abc2 news.com. first time you're doing to hear these. let's go november 27th unless you hit saturday evening mass that will

abc2 news corinne redman is standing by with the timeline of events and what's being done now. >> reporter: police are saying -- police are not saying if there was a moat he have but they -- motive but they he don't believe it was a random and the after two people were shot and killed. police say 25-year-old jeneen dunn and chonsay green were shot and killed in the parking lot near dave and busters. both were shot in the head and pronounced dead at the scene early saturday morning. witness accounts led police to district heights where they tracked down 22-year-old james coleman at his home. that's when coleman walked out the front door with an ak-47 in one hand and shotgun in the other and opened fire on police. one officer was shot in the face hand and leg before police shot and killed coleman. >> he started letting off round after round on the ak and he hit one of the cops in the head. and after he did that, they wasn't having it and they shot his party down. >> the officer who was shot is expected to be okay. as for the suspect james coleman, he had a lengthy criminal record including r

abc2 news corinne redman is standing by with the timeline of events and what's being done now. >> reporter: police are saying -- police are not saying if there was a moat he have but they -- motive but they he don't believe it was a random and the after two people were shot and killed. police say 25-year-old jeneen dunn and chonsay green were shot and killed in the parking lot near dave and busters. both were shot in the head and pronounced dead at the scene early saturday morning. witness accounts led police to district heights where they tracked down 22-year-old james coleman at his home. that's when coleman walked out the front door with an ak-47 in one hand and shotgun in the other and opened fire on police. one officer was shot in the face hand and leg before police shot and killed coleman. >> he started letting off round after round on the ak and he hit one of the cops in the head. and after he did that, they wasn't having it and they shot his party down. >> the officer who was shot is expected to be okay. as for the suspect james coleman, he had a lengthy criminal record including r

the event is put on by one of the largest nonprofit advocacy groups and curry redman says it promisessolutions for those in desperate need. >> reporter: they lined up early before dawn looking to get help in order to save their homes when the doors of the convention center finally opened ... >> make sure you don't pay anybody anything, everything is free. >> reporter: the large crowds of hundreds were greeted by bruce marks ceo of a nonproperty agency. >> what we do is that we save homes and we save families and in some cases people tell us we have saved their lives. >> wells fargo and chase and others were on hand to help people facing a mortgage crisis. >> people can come and save sometimes over one thousand dollars a montague anthony laboko were the first ones in line and he is hoping that the process will be simple. >> i want the issue resolved today. >> reporter: but they like everyone else here must go through the process. >> step one, orientation and learn about the program and step two is meet with a counselor to determine affordable mortgage payments and step three to meet wi

searchers are desperately expanding their efforts to this 640-acre park, to find a 2-year-old boy from redman hard-pressed for clues, police are doubling back on their earlier work. >> going to expand out a little bit. retrace our steps. double-check everything. >> reporter: it's been one week since sky metawala was reported missing by his mother. and without any significant leads, police are growing doubtful they'll find the boy alive. >> every hour that passes, this case becomes more and more disappointing for us that we haven't found anything to lead to his discovery yet. >> reporter: a police spokesperson going so far as to say there's a real possibility sky is no longer alive. police scoured the park because it's near the apartment complex where sky lived with his mother, julia biryukova. biryukova first reported the boy's disappearance last sunday. she told police she left sky alone in her unlocked, abandoned car, saying she had run out of gas and had walked to a nearby gas station for help. but as police would later reveal, her story was questionable. >> as you saw the vehicle operated

foot, searchers are desperately expanding their efforts to this park, to find a 2-year-old boy from redmansed for clues, police are doubling back on their earlier work. >> going to expand out a little bit. retrace our steps. double-check everything. >> reporter: it's been one week since sky metalwala was reported missing by hi mother. and without any significant leads, police are growing doubtful they'll find the boy alive. >> every hour that passes, this case becomes more and more disappointing to us that we haven't found anything to lead to his discovery yet. >> reporter: a police spokesperson going so far as to say there's a real possibility sky is no longer alive. police scoured the park because it's near the apartment complex where sky lived with his mother, julia biryukova. biryukova first reported the boy's disappearance last sunday. she told police she left sky alone in her unlocked, abandoned car, saying she had run out of gas and had walked to a nearby gas station for help. but as police would later reveal, her story was questionable. >> you saw the vehicle operated just fine. >>

police actually went back down to the town they live in redman.lked to the doctor who treated the boy. day kay care providers taken care of the boy many times. gone back and talked to businesses that the family frequented and none of them can recall seeing the boy in the past several months. but the 4-year-old daughter who was in the car with mom tells a different story. listen. >> what the little girl told us was that her brother was in the car with them that morning. that's not what we expected to hear, to be honest with you. she said he was there. >> we should also note that many people who said they have not seen the young boy sky also say they have not seen the 4-year-old daughter and the daughter is just fine, shep. >> shepard: trace gallagher in los angeles. trace, thank you. fox news is america's election headquarters. and life does not begin with conception according to the voters of mississippi. that may be a bit stretch of what they voted on. but that's the end result. they struck down an attempt to redefine the meaning of a word person