some debris northbound ritchie highway. the rest of the major roadways are cooperating. inner loop from 75, about eight minutes to travel to the 83's. this is 95 at 395, looking good at the moment. no delays to report northbound or southbound. this is greenspring. look pretty good at the moment with light volume. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> baltimore county police arrest a man they say was a peeping tom. >> kim dacey is live this morning with the latest on the arrest. >> the man was arrested after a student chased him down out of a -- this happened last week. police say he was spying on women in building a. two women reported runs with them. a third victim caught him in the act and chased him until officers caught up. he is now facing six criminal counts. investigators believe more women may come forward to add to those charges because they say he has shown a disturbing pattern of behavior. >> this suspect clearly has a history of behavior. we have three incidents we have looked out and are investigating to see if he is connected with similar incidents and

what we know is there is a man that is barricaded inside of a home on the 2700 block of ritchie. this is not the street that you see here but the next one down. apparently he refused to come out when officers tried to make contact this morning. oakland police have blocked off several streets in the neighborhood. this is blow macarthur. they've had heavy weapons out, ambulances on standby. unclear in anyone is hurt. i asked residents if they were told to do anything specific and they said, no. one officer told me he thought this started as a domestic situation. but the man involved is a home invasion robbery suspect. it's believed this may not be a hostage situation. i also wanted to mention that nearby parker elementary school is on semi lockdown, meaning that kids are not allowed to walk around in the yard but it's business as usual for students in the classroom. neighborhoods, i asked if they'd heard any shots or any flash bangs, anything like that, they said overall, except for the police activity that you see here, it's been rather quiet and we've heard that a police spokespe

steve ritchie, assistant general manager for water. go to the slide please. talk about the of sillery water supply system, the giggly relative to the earthquake safety and emergency response bond. a lot of this was prepared by our project manager, but also on the operational aspects, the director of regional operations contributed to this presentation. this is a photo of one an -- what an awss fire hydrant looks like. by comparison, across the street, you can see a traditional fire hydrant. it is much smaller, and those tend to get broken over when they get hit by cars. awss does not. it is designed to withstand a big earthquake. that really is a large, complex system that i will talk about more in a moment. in 2010, the awss was transferred from the fire department to the puc as part of our water operations in support of them. they fight fires, we manage water systems. that was the purpose of the transfer. we have since been coordinating operations with the fire department, which includes both the regular water system and the auxiliary water supply system. w

at the shoppers food warehouse on ritchie highway.police say police if you knowwanything. - we now have video of some of florida teen trayvon martin's final moments... before beeng &pfatally shot by neiggborhood watch volunteer georre zimmerman back in ebruary.and we'rr seeing ew photos of zimmerman's injuries after the &pincident.as andrew penccr explains... the photos are among a group of documents released in the discovery phase of the second-degree whether zimmerman acted in self-defenss in a confrontation with martin. martin. this is trayyon martin at a 7- eleven in sanford, florida -- where he bought skittles and george zimmerman a short time later, on his way back to thee hooe of his father's fianca, where he was staying.and these are photos of zimmerman after the shooting.a fire department report says immmrman had cuts on his forehead, a bleeding pnd tender nose and a small cut to the ack of his head.aa attorney ffr the martin family &presponded toozimmernan's injuries.trayvon had to fight a guy who was armed, so the level of injuries that we see in this particular case, yes &ph

ritchie did present this to the water subcommittee and they had some feedback for him and i'm sure we will send it back to our remaining said the committees and we will do that before the august workshop so we will have some input from them as well. >> one of the comments is you talk about public support, where are your comments for opposition? [laughter] i think that would be a negative. >> that is interesting that you bring that up because i thought community interests -- but that's part of the definition. >> support it cuts both ways. total lack of support is a very telling thing. >> there may be things that constitute fatal flaws. they may look at a project and it may be ok on balance but there's some element that so bad or the perception of it is so bad it would jeopardize the ability to pass bonds or you would basically say let's not do that even though there may be some pluses on the page. one of the things that is powerful is that it gives you the ability to do that. part of our obligation is to explain ourselves as we go on and this helps explain ourselves and helps us make j

traveling the beltway, making your way on the inner loop past ritchie marlboro road to the wilson bridge, nice and clear. here's a live look of the wilson bridge. no issues to report in either direction. your travel speed crossing the wilson bridge heading into virginia, driving just at 59 miles per hour. only six minutes to make the trip. if you're traveling this time across the key bridge to rosalyn or coming out, heading to georgetown, very, very light volume. no accidents to report. i'm back in ten minutes with traffic. over to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:02. we are following breaking news. tropical storm beryl has made landfall a few hours ago in florida. it's currently moving across the sunshine state. but meteorologists expect it to weaken in the next few years. before the storm made landfall, it caused damage in georgia. high winds knocked over multiple trees in savannah, crushing cars and knocking down power line. it is the strongest recorded tropical storm to hit the u.s. in may in over a century. >>> new overnight, a madison in critical condition after being hit pieby a car in pr

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police arrested three men in connection with saturday's armed robbery at this mcdonald's on ritchie road. >> doing a string of robberies. it was basically one or two suspects who went into the establishment armed with a handgun and robbed the establishment of store funds. >> reporter: there's no surveillance tape of the mcdonald's robbery, but this video was captured at one of the others. the suspects wore masks and carried semiautomatic handguns, but tips still came in after the pictures were broadcast. the arrests are welcome news for neighbor lynnette floyd. >> i live less than 5 miles away. i come to this mcdonald's every morning, every afternoon. so actually it's really safe now. >> reporter: police say this case is still open despite the arrests of two 24-year-olds from laurel. tony waters and todd wheeler and 20-year-old brandon cunningham of largo. >> they've been charged with the mcdonald's robbery that occurred may 12th. we are still investigating and looking into the other robberies that occurred. >> reporter: while he applauds the crime spree arrests, joseph gusby says he'd l

[tone] it's not fair to put it on steve ritchie. the last point -- the lake itself when there is not someone in charge of addressing his challenges and coordinating the necessary responses. >> mr. martin? >> i'm going to start off giving some good news. late in 2011, i got phil ginsberg and puc staff consultants and others to look at the report and see what we could bond against in the 2012 bond. we met to talk about road diet projects out at the lake. i've been a member of the working bond committee and in that bond will be $2 million for lake merced, the first time any money has been in a rec & park bond for lake merced. i don't want to jeopardize those funds. the lake could be eligible for $10 million in small or large community projects. the problem i see right now is the language in the bond says lake merced is under the jurisdiction of rec & park. my recommendation is you either ask them or supervisor elsbernd to add it into it and a new section titled lake merced renovation and development, approximately $2 million, be added

. >> reporter: the gunmen hit the mcdonald's on ritchie road in capitol heights. doesn't bother you at all? >> no. but that's the way we live down here. >> reporter: they robbed the 7- eleven in the 7400 block of central avenue in capitol heights and a second 7-eleven on watkins park drive in kettering. the chesapeake market in bowie may have been their last target hit at 4:00 sunday morning. the same two gunmen are believed to be responsible for three separate street robberies in southeast washington beginning may 4th. they're believed to be driving that same gray dodge charger. this is bruce johnson reporting from lanham, maryland, for 9 news now. >>> the widower of a woman shot and killed by a culpeper police officer is suing that officer for more than 5 million bucks. gary cook says he wants justice for his wife patricia who was shot six times on the morning of february 9th. it happened in a school parking lot while she was driving her jeep wrangler. officer daniel harmon-wright was sent in to investigate a suspicious person. cook was unarmed. state police fir

ritchie? >> excuse me, good afternoon, again. assistant general manager for water. i would like to go to the slides for the lake or said mou and various -- lake merced mou and various activities. this is the map. these are all owned by the public utilities commission. back in 1950, the commission delegated all the recreational responsibility to the recreation and park department for those recreational activities. we have been working recently to try to improve the relationship and come up with real benefits to the lake merced tract. you're this in november where we talked about the mou. since that time, we have received a number of comments. we have made some changes to the mou. we have met extensively with rec and park and talk about the amounts of funding for the needs of the land out there, which is an important issue to them and to us. we have met with folks from the gun club to deal with a looming issue at lake merced. i will go over those things today. first, the resolution updates the 1950 resolution. does not totally replace it. it defines relative puc and r

the gunman also hit the mcdonald's on ritchie road in capitol heights. does it bother you at all? >> no, but that's the way we live. >> reporter: they robbed the 7- eleven in the 7400 block of central avenue in capitol heights and a second 7-eleven on watkins park drive in kettering. the chesapeake market in bowie may have been their last target hit at 4:00 sunday morning. the same two gunmen are believed to be responsible for three separate street robberies in southeast washington beginning may 4th. they're believed to be driving that same gray dodge charger. this is bruce johnson reporting from lanham, maryland, for 9 news now. >>> only on 9 the husband of a woman shot to death by a culpeper police officer is now talking about his $5 million lawsuit against that officer. gary cook tells our peggy fox he's frustrated with the pace of the investigation and wants justice done. >> i know what i've gone through and the pain, the anger, the frustration, the tears, i don't want somebody else to have to go through this. i don't want be in to have to go through what i did. i mean it. >>

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. >> lunchtime was say it stopped him at ritchie highway>> they had a complementary feast. >> this is a way for us to say thank you and to give back. we believe that they are american heroes. >> the veterans were transported free of charge to visit the memorials. no small feat for this particular group. >> i give them a lot of credit, to travel all that distance to come to the east coast. they are not young fellows. they look pretty good. i'm pretty happy to see them. >> everybody has a story. you could not tell them all. there are not enough hours in the day. >> their stories may include history book battles. their service came as young as the day they first signed up. even at 101. >> glad to be here. i would go in a minute if i had to. >> they have transported more than 81,000 veterans free of charge from all over the country. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. share your memorial day message with an individual or a general tribute. you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. 6:10. 66 degrees o

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who invested in the world's most anticipated flotation last friday and washington correspondent guy ritchie can explains why. a group of investors as launched a class action suit against facebook and several banks now the u.s. securities and exchange commission as well as the financial industry regulatory authority are also looking into a possible fraud on the first day of facebook stock sales last week investors say they lost billions of dollars because the banks which prepared the initial offering price beefed up the price knowing that facebook's latest performance record showed we can grow so the claim is that a select group of participants in this i.p.o. which includes facebook at solvent investment banks like morgan stanley j.p. morgan and goldman sachs drummed up invest the sport over the social network stock in the run up to the i.p.o. put a price tag on it of thirty eight dollars per share while withholding information from the public about facebook's weakening growth you to facebook's expansion on mobile devices which means that they get to sell less ads those are the allegations n

steve ritchie is assistant general manager of water for p.u.c. >> we've found through investigations over time, that there is contamination on the property. >> members of the committee to save lake merced say if there is contamination this is the main concern. >> whether or not it's leeching into the water or getting into the fish that are here. >> those who sup supported turning over management back to the p.u.c. >> it has resulted in confused and inefficient decision making. >> the p.u.c. investigations reveal so far that there is no danger to the water, contaminations are a different matter. >> this needs to be addressed. >> the p.u.c. estimates it will cost $10.7 million to clean this up. guess who they think ought to foot the bill? >> this is caused lumly by the only only ones there for decades. >> and there is going to be the ones negotiating on the costs of clean up. the hang up is that the rod and gun club says that their estimates are only $5 million. cheaper than $10.7 million estimate bid the city. >> and a new plan could reduce the number of state parks slated foreclosure

your interlude delay begins heading over toward ritchie marlboro road. 95 southbound across the octagon blocking the left lane. if you head toward the beach to see is logo. you see the delays at the toll plaza around st. margaret's road. they will take you across the bridge and over to the eastern shore. >> have a good weekend. coming up, a list of the best beaches is out in time for memorial day. >> this 3 minute mental-health test getting a lot of attention and could save lives. >> thousands of motorcycles have a right for the memorial day >> mental illness affects millions of people. diagnosis could be three minutes away. >> and gail huff joins with details of a new test. >> most likely you know your numbers when it comes to cholesterol and blood pressure. do you know your mental health number? >> this nurse takes walter's blood pressure and then his mood of vital signs. a new three minute test to determine his mental health. online and free to take, doctors say it detect early signs of depression anxiety, bipolar disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder. >> its screens for suicida

how quickly can robert ritchie grow up?w they will all come together next monday with the veterans which will be another big adjustment for the rookie. believe it when i say he passed this weekend with flying colors, was extremely competent and poise throughout the entire weekend. >> he always seems to say the right thing. it is like he meant to say it all along. >> coming up next compaq -- >> what i'm more of an absentee plant parent. [ cellphone rings ] tuscaloosa? schectady? des moines? okay. okay. okay. i can't always be there to weed my petunias. so now we use miracle gro shake 'n feed plus weed preventer. it feeds plants and prevents weeds for up to three months. so my plants grow bigger more beautiful without all the weeds -- guaranteed. [ cellphone rings ] with miracle gro shake 'n feed anyone can have a green thumb. [ cellphone rings ] evereryone grows w with miracle gro. >> the justice department came down hard on a pharmaceutical company that officials say was preying on the elderly. >> candace gibson joins us fr

. >> police said on tuesday night they responded to ritchie highway in brooklyn park. the victim said she was walking at the time of the incident, and in all of the cases, she ran off quickly. the latest to she said was the same man, but the first -- he was wearing black slippers. in love with him permission should call the northern district. -- anyone with information. >> so far turned up to be beautiful day. he had mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures. on the warm side of normal, which is 78 degrees this time of year. 64 degrees this morning at b.w.i. thurgood marshall, 84 at the airport for high. well below the record temperatures. way below the 90 that was all over the memorial day holiday. 82 at the airport and 85 downtown, only in the 7's in westminster. los nedney's in western maryland. as we head into tonight -- low 70's in western maryland. dropping down to around 60 degrees at the airport. details coming up in the forecast. >> new york mayor michael bloomberg is cracking down on the obesity epidemic, starting with the banning super sized sodas. >> we will

. >>> on saturday near ritchie highway police tell us the car stopped in the left lane and a pickup truck slammed right in the back of that car killing the driver. police shut down several lanes for about five hours. that road ways that open this morning. >>> every year thousands of young people are killed in car accidents and distracted by drivers who they say are texting. as mike shue explains, now young people are learning firsthand why they need to put their phone zone. >> reporter: too often these are caused by distracted drivers. teams are involved in 41,000 accidents and clark rushes being the number 1 killer. that's where this mom brought her daughter. it takes about 10 seconds to crash while texting. >> i told her she was coming. >> cecilia has her permit, but mom feels that someone other than her needs to teach this wasn't about texting and driving. >> they put everything aside. that's not the most important thing. >> is hard because you can't do it. >> a study show you can't be successful at testing and driving. >> people really need to not text and a drive. >> texting is the n

top 5 inner loop slow, a couple accidents 100 eastbound, ritchie highway, southbound 95 disabled vehicleat the fort mchenry tunnel blocking that right hand lane and we have an accident in the city north washington at east eager street. now let's take a live look things still slow coming out of the city on the jone falls expressway past 28th street. this is brought to you by the mazda motor corporation introducing the cx 5 the best highway miles in america. >>> amazing sight in the skies has people talking. take a look the annual eclipse called the ring of fire happens when the moon passes in front of the sun leaving only a golden ring around its edges. the eclipse could be seen as wide as areas across jay and some western states -- asia and some western states here in the u.s. >> it doesn't look real. >> it doesn't. >> also ahead, at 4, a wild fire out west, crews continue to work to get the upper hand in arizona. the latest on their efforts. >>> bizarre crime a patient steals an ambulance. find out what happens next ♪ [ music ] ♪ >>> disco star remembered, the late robin gibbs life. >>