and that's going to be on route 22 at shamrock road. so watch out for that. if you are using the jfx we have the ongoing construction that continues to block one lane in both directions here at 28th street. no delays just yet. so it will be an easy rye. but later in the morning you might want to use falls street. all is clear at fort mchenry and harbor tunnel. no concerns on the beltway in the parkville area. it will be a nice easy ride making the drive on that outer loop from 95 all the way up to 83. here's a live look at the west side at liberty road, everything is up to speed. you are looking at an 11 inminute ride from 795 down towards 95. and that's a look at your abc2 timesafer traffic. now back to you. >>> two minutes after five. and a new report out this morning says teen passengers spell danger for beginning drivers. abc2 news sherrie johnson is live in downtown baltimore with more on the story. sherrie. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we are live here along the jfx. not much traffic here this morning. a lot of folks use this roadway and new this mo

this is bel air in route 22 and shamrock road. an overturned vehicle at lakeside avenue.n street and windsor avenue, another accident. so far so good in terms of traffic to and from the bay bridge. the problem on northbound ritchie highway has now been cleared at campus drive. this is the j.f.x. southbound traffic building just a bit and everything looking good towards the construction zone. this is 50 at sandy point. a nice ride so far. below that more volume in the westbound direction. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. moving along nicely. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail has a delay and shuttle places in place between the timonium and hunt valley stations. metro subway on schedule. the 19 and 35 buses are diverting. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we have some rain to talk about. first we say good morning to ava marie. she is at a baby contest. is that like an iron man thing? what are we doing? >>

there's crash on route 22 at shamrock road and baltimore city, there's another accident reported right on hillen road at lakeside drive. using the jfx to get into the city, watch out for the ongoing construction that continues to block one lane in both directions at 28th street. no backups at moment. but later on you might want to stick with falls road or charles street as an alternate route. and everything is up to speed through the fort mchenry tunnel. here's a live look at 895 at o'donnell street. no problems getting through the harbor a tunnel this morning either. that's a look at your abc timesaver traffic now back to you. >>> more on the traffic alert that may not affect your commute today but could be an issue for late night drivers. sherrie johnson now standing by with more on the closures happening along the jfx. what's going on out there. >> reporter: that's right. well, right now charley look behind me at the jfx, not too bad. we are seeing a little traffic but not too bad. but of course you know it will pick up. but be prepared for more delays if you are headed this way. yo

say around midnight, an unknown devicic nighted after being thrown on the driveway of a home on shamrock they say no one was hurt and the flames were contained in the driveway. the residents said they didn't know why their house was targeted. overnight the authorities searched for a house near market street. they didn't find anything but we're told surveillance video showed the train pitting -- hitting a pedestrian who tumbled down an embankment. but the individuals got up and ran away. investigators have been checking local hospitals to make sure the person is okay. >>> cost plus will soon have a new opener at a price tag of $495 million. bed, beth&beyond announced it's buying the stores. the two companies had already been cooperating in the past two years with cost plus operating specialty food departments in some bed, bath b beyond&beyond stores. >>> the group calling it self "stand with oakland" organized an event at preservation park. it comes one day before the deadline of one of two recall petitions to mayor quan. >> i'm pleased at the polls and the opposition shows that the recal

one were manufactured and sold by american chemical companies including dow monsanto and diamond shamrock. at the time vietnam was divided into northern south the us supported the government of south vietnam and military intervention intensified after nine hundred sixty five. but the us made strong resistance from guerrilla forces who used dense jungle as their base of operations. defoliant spraying was begun in an effort to deny cover to the guerrillas by eliminating the jungle falling which. as the war escalated the spring of deval eons increased dramatically and much of the land in south vietnam was contaminated and left barren. the defoliant known as agent orange was made from the same chemical substances as herbicides used in the us but it was twenty five times more potent. agent orange also contained dioxin the most toxic chemical ever produced. dioxin remains in the environment for many decades and causes a variety of health problems. several million vietnamese and american soldiers who fought in vietnam were affected by agent orange. their children and grandchildren continue to su

this is one such event at shamrock park.round 10:30, each branch of the armed forces pay tribute to troops killed in all of the wars. since memorial day was first observed, 600,000 servicemen and women have died in war. meanwhile, the senator has been reflecting on the holiday with some local vietnam veterans. he stopped by for a memorial day reception, meeting, and greeting. today is the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. one of the biggest memorial day observances took place at the lady valley memorial gardens. a plaque was presented family members of those marylanders who died in the line of duty last year. >> it means a lot to us. it is important. we want to remember our father and everything he did for us. not just him, but all other soldiers and military members who have given their life for our country. >> as she does every year, ginnie walden donned a civil war era dress and placed a flower on the circle of immortals. you can log on to our web site to honor the military heroes in your lives. we also think of those

this was the scene at shamrock park in bel air on monday morning. they paid tribute to the troops. more than 600,000 u.s. servicemen and women have died in war. never been carden stop by baltimore for a reception -- senator ben cardin stopped by baltimore for a reception. the traditional ceremony salutes those in the armed forces. a flight was presented to the family members of those who have died in combat -- flag was presented. >> it means a lot to us. we want to remember our father and everything he is done for us. >> a woman wore a civil-war-era dress. >> the hard work of the midshipmen of the u.s. naval academy is about to come to fruition. >> this is a very exciting day. nadia ramdass is live in annapolis with that story. >> exciting indeed. we're about three and half hours away from watching the class graduates. as you can imagine, the midshipmen and their family and friends are looking forward to this big occasion. 1100 midshipmen will be graduating today. during their first year, the midshipmen are not allowed to watch tv or listen to music and are subjected to plenty of s

. >> this was the scene at shamrock parkton bel air. wreaths to pay tribute. more than 600,000 u.s. service men and women have died in war. >> 5:27. 73 degrees on tv hill. >> picture ads on the side of fire trucks. >> it is graduation day at the u.s. naval academy. >> a big day for the mitt romney campaign. when a new poll shows about veteran support for both candidates. >> keeping an eye on latest tropical storm. details are coming up. >> we will give you up to date on what to expect on the roads >> 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 basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. are things going to cool off a call today?-- cool off today? >> it will take a couple days. it was hot yesterday. 98 degrees at the inner harbor when you factor in the humidity. we hit 93 at the airport. that it still stand. 73 right now at the airport with 87% humidity. the high temperature to be up near 90 degrees at the airport. 92 degrees downtown. a cold front approaching. we could h

come and they just look around like where's my pot of gold at the end of the rainbow where's my shamrock oh you know what are you talking about everything's great here at least i didn't kill us i know that's coming. wow it's fantastic if you're if you're a student of history to watch people just walk into the same combine of swirling machetes again and again throughout history they never seem to learn they don't negotiate with terrorists whether history should say whether it's the banks in the u.k. or jamie diamond something obama needs to learn don't negotiate with terrorists we'll see what the outcome is going to be stacy herbert thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you max don't go away much more coming your way they right there. you. well for the. realization is the name of the game when you're saving lives is a close architectural masterpieces pleasers precision is what matters most the technology of the future just your fingertips knowledge you hear. the future. i am x. kaiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to terry bull terry bull is a journalist his work

another on the southwest side of the city. 22 at shamrock road is clear. 10 minutes on southbound 95 down towards 32. 12 minutes on the outer loop west side. those delays will be popping up big time. this is liberty. you can see the right lane is closed and causing a major backup in the outer loop. we will keep you posted on how things evolve. we're seeing the normal volume come into play. this is 83 out of the parkton region, a smooth start down towards the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you, stan and mindy. >> police say they have arrested a man who is a peeping tom. >> kim dacey is live at police headquarters with the story. >> the man was arrested after a student chased him down. this happened last week. police say he was spying on women in building a. two women reported run-ins with him. a third victim caught him in the act and chased him until officers caught up. he is now facing two criminal counts. -- 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 be

a spokesperson says someone tossed the molotov cocktails at a car park in front or residents of shamrockror hills neighborhood. no suspects have been identified or injuries reported in connection with the incident. >>darya: get ready for zazzle bay to breakers. it is coming up in the two weeks. a week from this sunday. this sunday is mother's day and next sunday is a kron4 broadcast of the bay to breakers race. that is sunday, may 20th. if you're watching on a tiny television and the action does not seem grade, get a big screen television from kron4. kiberlee sakamoto has details on how you can answer to get the television. feet >>kimberlee: the best way to watch the race is on a 46 in. television. that is what we're giving away, visit the kron4 facebook fan page, click on this zazzle bay to breakers icon at the top of the page. in order to enter the contest, you have to like kron4 on our facebook page. once you have entered the contest had to kron4 and visit our special section on the big race. there, you can check out a slide show of some of last year's cool costumes. if we want those

an unknown device ignited after being thrown on the driveway of this house on shamrock avenue. it happened around midnight. no one hurt. the flames were contained right to the driveway. the residents inside say they have no idea why their house was targeted. >>> concord police are still out there searching for the hit and run driver that hit a four- year-old girl. it happened last night on sixth street near clayton road. tara moriarty is there at the crash scene were more information. >> reporter: if you look down here you can see the chalk marks where police marked all of the cars that were parked oned street. it happened here on sixth street in front of the apartments. this is where it all unfolded. police say a pickup truck struck a four-year-old girl as she was crossing the street. then it just took off. when crews arrived the little girl was laying injured in the roadway. she was air lifted to children's hospital in oakland. suffering major injuries to her foot and head but she is expected to survive. >> she was there. she was conscious. she was crying. she was in a lot of

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. >> look, the shamrock shake, the mcrib, i'm a sucker for both of them.y're awful for you but i love them. >> my kids loved the little bites, the little chicken bites they had and she was really upset when they went away. >> okay, thank you jess. >> you're welcome. >>> well, if you'd like to start your weekend with a bargain, jessica doyle will unveil today's daily deals right after the break. >> plus we'll tell you about a local art exhibit that's gone to the dogs. >>> welcome back. 5:38. howard with you on the weather terrace on this severe weather alert day concerned about the threat of some strong to severe storms this afternoon and this evening. this morning it's not bad outside at all. we've got 60s and fairly comfortable. see that day planner because we're concerned for the mid to late afternoon hours. it is a slight chance we'll see a thunderstorm this morning especially well northwest of town. by noon 80. and look at those temps today. they'll get into the mid 80s but stay up on the weather, these storms this afternoon could contain some hail and

uncle of my stepdaughter and she told me she's confessed to this crime, killing the clerk at the shamrock gas station some years ago." so that's how the investigation unfolded as we traced down the history of carlos hernandez. >> suarez: but it's been almost 23 years since the execution. did the facts exist before carlos deluna went to the death chamber? >> that's what's most frightening about the case. this is one of the most ordinary seeming cases and at the time it seemed open and shot and nobody paid ate second thought, including the lawyers who represented carlos deluna on appeal who told courts and the governor at the time of clem men they carlos deluna was certainly guilty and made legal arguments on his behalf but not the argument he was innocent. so it took us to do do this deep investigation 20 some years later to uncover what lay beneath the surface in this case and could very well lie beneath the surface in many other cases that look just like this. a one-of-the-mill case where guilt has been established and that's the end of it. >> suarez: you've called this run-of-the-mill,

. >> i give you michael shamrock. >> he's conducted the pops, won four nba titles and now he has a new title, call him dr. shaq. those stories -- >> co-founder adam yauch has died after a fight with cancer. >> tomorrow's moon will be so big and bright, it's earned a name upgrade, supermoon. and so much more on "cbs this name upgrade, supermoon. and so much more on "cbs this morning: saturday," may 5, 2012. captioning funded by cbs >>> he's okay. >> that did not look good. >> a guy getting hit by a bus in texas, but he's okay. >> glad to hear it. >>> we're taking a look at the second straight month of job growth, it was weak, and more people stopped looking for work. some are young adults and they're moving home. we'll take a look at the new job numbers. how this migration back to mom and dad is hurting the economy. there is a ripple effect there when people move back in with mom and dad instead of buying a car, a home, that type of thing. >> very interesting trend taking place. >>> also from spot cleaning to that supposedly free breakfast, insider tips on how to make your next hotel st