sharee johnson, abc 2 news. >>> news time right now 6:33. a man suspected of killing three people at a party near auburn university could appear in court as early as today. desmonthi leonard is accused of going on a shooting spree on saturday that killed three people, two of them former football players and injuring three others. the 22-year-old turned himself in at a montgomery, alabama courthouse just before 8:00 last night. >>> the wife of the florida man who shot trayvon martin has been released from jail on a $1,000 bond. george zimmerman's wife, shellie has been charged with perjury. she's accused of lying to a judge about the money she and her husband had in the bank that led him to being released on $150,000 bond. her husband, george zimmerman is still behind bars today. >>> take a look at this, chaos in the courtroom. an inmate in kentucky trying to make a break for it. he was being held in a courthouse holding cell when officers tried to get another suspect out of that cell. the man charged the door and pushed a deputy. he stumbled

sharee johnson, abc 2 eyewitness news. >>> another high profile case going to be on "20/20" tonight. an interview with former presidential candidate john edwards' mistress rielle hunter. that airs on "20/20" tonight. hunter is also the mother of edwards' 4-year-old daughter. she'll speak on abc at 10:00 tonight. >>> a piece of history being auctioned tonight. >> the founding father that signed the historic document and how much an auction house is expecting to get for it. >>> the trek that one father and son set out on. their remarkable story. they're not on the road here in maryland, are they, lauren? >>reporter: everything is up to speed on 695 at hartford road. i'll show you what else is coming up in my time saver traffic report. you are taking a look at new york city and the statue of liberty. stay with us. there's much more coming up. >>> yesterday the heat was wreutal. it was down right obressive. we tied a record at bwi airport from 1923. a lot of people were none too thrilled about the heat, even altering their schedule just to be able to bear it. warm, extremely warm. >> i g

sharee johnson, abc 2 news. >>> also happening today, the start of the special olympics maryland. 1400tes are going to compete in five events such as aquatics and softball. the events are set to get under way tonight. it's set for 7:30 in talson at talson university. good luck to the athletes. >>> the orioles are playing in camden yards coming off a shutout loss with the boston red sox. they fell 7-0 last night. tonight the three-game series with philadelphia kicks off, and expect some big crowds for that. first pitch, by the way, 7:05. >>> i'll have another is going to try to race into history tomorrow. it's happening at the belmont stakes. he and his trainers hope he will become the next triple crown winner. we have not seen a horse take that title in 34 years. there have been matter -- there have been many other horses in recent years that won the kentucky derby and the preakness but failed at belmont. tomorrow's race 6:40. >>> high school graduation, students in new jersey won't soon forget a funnel cloud looked like it was forming off in the distance. meteorologists say it was act

sharee johnson, abc 2 news. >>> news time right now 5:33. a warning this morning from anne arundel county police and fire after a 6-year-old was targeted in a bottle bomb attack. there was an explosion monday evening at a playground on sunset elementary school where police say two boys threw the bottle at the young girl. fortunately the girl was not injured. the 13 and 15-year-old boys were arrested. police say that the fire officials this morning are pretty concernd about this because this marks the sixth time there's been a bottle incident this year so far. >>> happening today some of baltimore's recreation centers are scheduled to close to build newer facilities. rallies have been held to protest those closures. in a statement abc 2 mayor stephanie rawlings blake says keeping rundown buildings and depleted staff is simply not an option. she says "in the end it's the right thing to do baltimore's future." >>> news around the nation on this wednesday, frightening video out of lubbock, texas of a toddler who fell out of an suv involved in a

sharee johnson here to tell us about a dream come true for a hartford county woman. lauren has your time saver traffic, but, first, we'll start things off with the weekend weather and meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning, megan. good morning, everyone. i think you're going to like it because maryland's most powerful radar is dry. as you step out and about, we're not dealing with any type of rain out there, no type of severe weather, a big change from what we had last friday, right? bethesda looks good this morning, plenty of blue skies, we do see a few puffy clouds, those cumulus clouds trying to move into the picture as of now. but still the sunshine and the blue skies really going to rule out for today. now, 57 degrees in bethesda right now, millersville more of the same and stevensville coming in at 64 degrees. the winds are light right now. they will pick up a little bit more as we into the afternoon, i would say about five to 10 miles an hour and they will be out of the northwest. we still are dealing with a little bit of patchy fog out there, reduced

abc 2 news' sharree johnson is here with the latest on this investigation. sharee, what do we know at this hour? >>reporter: charley, i've been checking in with baltimore county police this morning. detectives are still trying to figure out why a man's body was found in a car. police have been busy gathering evidence for more information. that car was found in the 100 block of mopeck circle. that's in baltimore. police say a man's body was found who had been shot to death inside a car in this parking lot at this taylor park apartment complex. detectives searched the back seat of a black sedan. a number of people were stuck outside waiting while their apartment building was blocked for hours during this investigation. now, so far police have not offered a motive or a suspect in this case and we'll continue to check in with police to bring you the very latest information as it becomes available. sharee johnson, abc 2 news. >>> today the family of a loyola la crosse player who died suddenly will talk about his death. adam pomper just finished his freshman la crosse se

sharee johnson, abc 2 news. >> sharree, thanks, what a great program. >>> stay with us this morning, things get pretty heated during a baltimore city council meeting. proposals have been made to change the locations of a city fire company, but that's not the fire chief that's upset over the move. we have details on this straight ahead. >>> plus this guy was found walking through a local neighborhood. we're going to tell you where he was spotted straight ahead. >>> and also ahead this morning, some amazing pictures from colorado. what happens when you get a lot of rain and a lot of hail. >>> it looks like we're back on that roller coaster ride of temperatures. looks like we're on the uptick, but we will go down. i'll tell but that coming up. >>reporter: everything is up to speed here on 695 at liberty road. i'll let you know if that's the same pace on 95 and 83 coming up in my abc 2 time saver traffic report. >>> 10 minutes after 6:00 right now. a live look at new york city, central park right there and the city skyline in the backdrop. let's head up there right now and get a look at

sharee johnson, abc 2 news. >>> we may learn today more details about a body that was found in baltimore county. the crime scene is located on mopeck circle which is in parkville. now, authorities say that a man's body was found shot inside a car in a parking lot at the taylor park apartments yesterday evening. we saw detectives going through the back seat of a black sedan. no word on a suspect right now or even a motive. >>> today the family of loyola la crosse player who died suddenly plans to release a statement. adam pompa who just finished his freshman la crosse season died suddenly monday night at his home near huntington, new york. charlie toomey spoke on the loyola community offers prayers and support to the young man's family. >>> anne arundel county fire after six bottle bomb attacks this year. the latest happened at a playground at sunset elementary school. two boys threw a bottle at a girl. fortunately that child was uninjured. the 13 and 15 years old, they were later arrested. they're charged as juveniles with reckless endangerment and possession of a destructive device. >>>

sharee johnson, abc 2 news. >> how big is your heart fundraiser will be held tonight. the information is on your screen. it starts at 6:00, ends at 9:00. it's at mothers on south charles street. that's in federal hill. the cost is $10 per person and if you want more information or you want to read more about this program, head to our website, it's abc2news.com. when you get there, click on the education tab. >>> if you're married, you might know this already, getting married can be quite expensive. but just how expensive the average cost of a wedding and how many people can you invite. lauren cook, this story is for you. we have details on the price of a wedding. >>> a warning this morning about teething gel. what parents need to know to keep their kids safe. >>> and we're going to see lots of sunshine today, so you can keep that rain gear at home, but there's going to be something else you'll need to take with you. i'll have those details coming up. >>reporter: everything is up to speed here on 695 at 295. but a crash has shut down a portion of interstate 70. i'll hav

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i have when the share offer and carolyn johnson. >> i lived on mount davidson. i urge you to add the language to the bond suggested by supervisor wiener. i support adding the language because it is a needed for step in acknowledging the legitimate public concerns of the activities of the natural areas program and separating constructive park projects from destructive ones. destruction of the forested areas, restricted access and waste of money are issues still to be resolved. i hope the board of supervisors, mayors, recreation and parks department and planning department are willing to work with the members of the community to address these concerns. i wish to express my communication that you listened and heard the concerns of san francisco park users. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is carolyn johnson, and i live in district 7. i have supported every local bond measure cents a move to san francisco in 1985. i send my children to public schools. i know how important it is to maintain these important services and resources. we should spare no ex

the computer maker is going to be instituting a quarterly payout of 8 cents a share. johnsoner in early trading. j & j said the deal should modestly add to profits. previously it said it expected the takeover to be a small are drog -- to be a drag on earnings. >> joining us is long-time veteran of the banking industry richard lodge. wow, there was a cio back then? >> yes. >> you didn't have this kind of money to play around with, did you? >> exactly. hi to watch myself. i didn't know what they did or why they did it but i do know why we did our stuff. >> why? >> well, our main concern at the bank was to reduce or equalize the interest rate risk in the bank. we didn't really -- i shouldn't use the word care but we really didn't spend much time trying to figure out how can we make our bonds go up because if they went up in price, then meant the rest of the bank was going down. when the loans went up, our bonds went down. so the year that you bring up where we took that loss, what we failed to recognize is that the loans in the bank went up and you cannot just take a part of the

up nearly 36% and now nine time number one rated analyst is getting bullish again on johnson & johnson sharesto have you with us, mike. you point out there are a number of factors. one of the factors is the pipeline. the pipeline is not priced into the stock at this point. what is the number up with drug that you are most excited about? >> right now j & j has a series of products that have launched that are driving acceleration and revenue growth. there is an alzheimer's product that they share with pfizer. i wouldn't buy j & j for it. sit a great entry point in a stock that has not moved. >> is that pipeline reflected or is their upside possibly to the 74 because of the pipeline? >> that probably depends a bit on the tape. if you are looking at a flat market over the next 6 to 12 months you probably need some pipeline to kick in. i think that $74 is a reasonable target and we will see what happened in their end markets and the broader take. >> i am curious on their international exposure and their fx head wind, stuff we have talked a lot about, how does that play into your valuation? >> it's

so far as we know, ron johnson has not brought any of that apple halo to jcpenney. the shares dropped as johnson attempted to clarify the company's strategy at the piper jaffray consumer conference. take a listen. >> we run 12 monthly sales like we said. we are moving away from the month long value because no one understood that. to call what we intend to do with the sale and run 12 a year. that's a messaging change within the vision for how we want to compete. >> what? so we were having a discussion in the green room prior to the show and trying to go through the pricing strategy as far as whether we understood. that's based on the receptions here. >> we thought this was an everyday low price. now there is a three-tier plan, but a monthly line plan that will go to 12 monthly sales, but they were supposed to be no sales. >> 12 monthly and every first and 30 friday there was a mark down and they say marked down until they sell and then everyday low prices. >> mike murphy, you are taking advantage of this confusion? >> absolutely. we have been short for a long time since around

johnson. j.n.j. shares popped 2.2%. for the first time in almost four years, the analyst at j.p. morgan upgrade j.n.j., calling it overweight saying the company has survived a number of medicine recalls, and there's optimism about new products. separately, the company expects to finish its $20 billion buyout of medical device maker synthes tomorrow. another stock fighting the weak tape was dell. the computer maker is just the latest high tech company to evolve into a dividend paying stock. it will began paying an eight cent per share payout. that gives the stock a 2.6% dividend yield after today's 2.5% stock rally. volume was heavier than usual during today's buying. yesterday, before unveiling its new dividend policy, shares hit a 52 week low. the company also announced a program to cut $2 billion of costs over the next three years. the cuts will target dell's supply chain and sales group. the drop in may retail sales certainly didn't help today's market tone, nor retail stocks. athletic apparel maker, and retailer nike fell 5% on heavier than usual volume. this is nike's lowest

. >>> fleece johnson stirred up more than his share of trouble behind bars. s first arrest was at the age of 15 for armed robbery. since then, he has spent more than 30 years behind bars, most of them within the stone ramparts of kentucky state penitentiary. >> this was like a gladiator school down here. you come down here, you're either going to fight or you're going to be somebody's punk. and it's that simple. so, to survive in here, i had to fight. and so we fought. and i whooped their ass all around this prison. >> in this previously unaired interview footage, johnson recalls the legacy of violence he unleashed on officers during his time in kentucky's three-cell house, the hole. >> when they come up to my cell and said back up, turn around, be handcuffed, i said [ bleep ]. you come on in and get me. let's do it. when they come to fight me, they don't play. i done been shackled to the bed no telling how many times. maced and -- i was maced so much, they said don't even mace him because it don't even affect him. he's immune to it. they'll take and shoot me

johnson. that will come in the coming weeks when the state begins to share its evidence against the 28-year-old. we heard hundreds of text messages between phylicia barnes and johnson and johnson struggling to carry a container out of the apartment where phylicia first went mission. those facts prove nothing johnson's attorney said. meanwhile, the barns family is a -- barness family is happy to see this process get started. >> there's not anything, as far as i'm seeing at this juncture. there's nothing connecting the dots suggesting michael johnson is responsible. >> reporter: now this case is slated to start august gust 13th, but johnson's attorney said he may try to get that delayed as he looks over a mountain of the state's evidence. >> thanks a lot. >> bullying, we talk about it all the time. it is major problem and some high school students have come up with an idea to protect their classmates. we'll take a closer look at the antibullying act. >>> plus, passengers on board a jetblue plane provides four terrifying hours. what happened and why their emergency landing took four hours. >>> plu

we find abc 2 news' sharree johnson live on the scene. sharee, what can you tell us? >>reporter: we're here live in south baltimore. take a look behind me, on the scene of a deadly accident. authorities were actually on the scene for much of the morning. we're here at 295 south at 648, annapolis road. it was shut down for quite a bit, but as you can see it has reopen today traffic at this hour. now, the accident, the call came in about 3:45 this morning. the call came in for a vehicle fire. when authorities arrived on the scene, they found one person was trapped under a car on fire, the person was pronounced dead at the scene. now, authorities have removed that vehicle from this area and they're still investigating, trying to figure out exactly what happened here. now, the victim's identity has not yet been released. but once again, as you can see, this area has been reopened to traffic. one person pronounced dead after a car fire here at 295 south at 648 annapolis road. reporting live in south baltimore, sharree johnson, abc 2 news. >> thanks, sharree. >>> crews are

jcpenney shares lower today. ron johnsonpeaks at a conference and is making some comments about pricing changes. steve weiss, the tok is off 2%. bill ackman still behind this one. you're not. >> i'm still shorting. the strategy is not working out. and johnson as much admitted to it. i listen to the web cast today from the piper conference. he seems to be backtracking. now he's talking about home products. i just think it's just in complete disarray. key vendors that i speak to say that it's a disaster. if you take a look at the credit default swaps, they're now blowing out to where they were near '08 bottoms. so it's not a good situation. you're still paying for a successful turn around. go somewhere else. >> don't you think it's a little too soon to tell though whether the turn around will be successful? >> exactly. so that's why the valuation shouldn't be anywhere near where it is now. nor should the estimates for next year be where they are. so let's see if it takes hold. my bet is it won't. >> okay. dollar general down n

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. >> yesterday they shared their father one more time with the fans at a very public celebration and memorial at washington convention center. bruce johnson captured the moments of family and friends saying their final good-byes to the godfather of go-go. ♪ >> reporter: the nation's capital had never seen this kind of memorial service. ♪ >> reporter: chuck was so down to earth. he was just d.c. through and through. >> there's so many stories i've heard over the years of peoples' lives have been turned around by just three minutes of his time. it's just a tribute to an incredible man. ♪ >> reporter: it was the combination of gospel, revival, jazz happy hour, and go-go concerts seem to never end. ♪ >> this is amazing. this brought the city together, people are loving -- people are smiling, people are happy. >> we kept him going for so long. he really loves d.c.. he loved d.c.. >> reporter: thousands came to pay their final respects to chuck brown at the washington convention center. he's the 75-year-old father of d.c.'s original genre, go-go music. >> he made us all feel like he knew us and loved us and every time he saw us he would hug you

we'll share them with you throughout the morning. >> veronica johnson is with us now. when you see this damage, it's extensive. >> it is extensive. that's just a thing that when we have a hurricane we have all these days to plan, we know it's coming, but the damage we had, hurricane force damage covering a lot of the area. serious storms and heat. i'm not talking about yesterday i'm talking about today. i'll go east coast for the philly cheesesteak omelette. no, let's go to the heartland for the midwestern meat & potatoes sandwich. wait umm, yeah. try the seven regionally inspired dishes of the tour of america menu. only at denny's. do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier ba

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share this information with other merchants in the area. we have virginia from the office of small business. we have roger from the bar association. no carla johnson from the office of disability. -- we have carla johnson from the office of disability. i want to especially it acknowledge my colleague to help us get the resources and brought legal expertise to the table. i do not want to take too much of your time. thank you for coming. >> thank you, supervisor chu. i want to express my admiration for a supervisor chu's commitment to you. so, from our office, what we heard, many small businesses were receiving lawsuits regarding it the ada. tonight we will hear about the legal requirements, what has been in place. any small businesses that nderst informed as far as their obligations for the ada, there are the mechanisms to provide that information to you. so, we are tasked with providing the information. there have been about 300 small businesses that have received the lawsuits. knee individuals who use this mechanism and come up -- the individual to use this mechanism. while it is important to have ada access, but we want you to understand there a

johnson. he came to the retailer after a successful run leading apple's retail operations. but the stock continues falling. shares hit a new 52-week low today, falling more than 8.5%. the company called second quarter sales a "modest improvement" compared to the start of the year. but it warned a slow father's day business has sales below expectations. one beat-up area of the stock market-- steel saw investor demand harden. u.s. steel, steel dynamics and arcelor-mittal all bounced off recent lows, rallying more than 7% each. these stocks have been hurt by weaker prices and a weaker outlook for demand. we saw gains across the five most actively traded exchange traded funds. the financial and russell 2,000 e.t.f.s had the strongest gains, 1.7% each. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: this week's announcement of the microsoft surface not only goes after the apple ipad, but it will be the first computer bearing the "microsoft" name on the outside. for almost 40 years, microsoft has been known as a software company. it has put its name on only a handful of devices. the most successful is the x-box video game

johnson. those downed trees are everywhere. >> we were all sharing our stories when we came in this morning.urse getting in to work. >> you were saying this is like hurricane type damage without the hurricane warning. >> right. and without the heavy rain certainly. and without the sustained winds that last long. throughout a good portion of our viewing area. for today we're going to see excessive heat again just like yesterday. for today likely to see some storms again just like yesterday. do i think we're going to get those widespread powerful line of storms? i do not. i think we'll have more scatt scattered and isolated storms. heat index around 110 degrees. for several hours we'll be holding here from early on right before noon right through the evening hours. the day planner going up to 100 degrees, a few clouds, a few storms. we're hot and stormy for 5:00, for 6:00, for 7:00, up until about 11 p.m. the actual air temperatures, petersburg and cumberland, 97 to 99. where are those storms that are likely to move our way later? currently moving through ohio. so like yesterday, there will be

>>> and one year since ron johnson was named head of j.c. penney, shares down 30% at that time. the top analyst will give us the report card. we're going to start with the european crisis. the yield hitting 7% for the first time. moody's investor service has cut its rating on spain, lowered it three notches just above junk territory, the, greek bank stocks are actually up this morning, traders betting that pro-bailout parties are likely to win. there's still some that sprout up secretly, quote/unquote. >> yeah, that's been a noted topic this morning, an e-mail chatter, a couple conversations with people. who knows what's going on with greece. they'll go to such lengths to avoid the tax collector that we know there's all sorts of things happening there. perhaps there are, as you say, secret polls or maybe they don't. but we have noted that those stocks have been quite strong in greece, because this is the important event of the weekend and will set the tone action at the very least, for next week, and of course could have potentially very, very significant consequences for the eu

are you continuing to see the same pace of market share gains you saw in the beginning when ron johnsonook over and announced his initial pricing plan? i'm curious. the confusion about that pricing plan is actually helping you continue to gain share. >> >> the truth is, there's quite a bit of activity. not just jc penney but other retailers as well that are changing their strategy and trying something different. in our case, we've had this focus on the customer and focus on driving growth in our company now consistently for several quarters. so we're on this. we're not changing it. it's not just working against one competitor. i think it's working against multiple competitors. we clearly are taking market share in multiple categories. >> terry, i see a lot of coors products. at one point does coors become too big of a competitor? >> i used to give ralph lauren a lot of grief. he convinced me that by opening stores in the malls, that would carry products beyond what i would normally buy, the high-end product, most fashionable fwood that would be higher risk for a mark down would actually

share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> the man accused of killing a teenager during holiday visit will be in court today. michael johnson was dating phylicia barnes' older sister at the time the teacher went missing. her body was found floating in the susquehanna river a year later. he will appear in court for an arraignment later today. a deadly stabbing. a: not just before midnight to londontowne boulevard. the victim was stabbed in the neck and was pronounced dead. many unanswered questions following a shooting in ellicott city. police were called to frederick road at 7:00 p.m. on monday evening. the boy is in critical but stable condition this morning. no word on who the victim is or who might have shot him and why. >> a double shooting on the west side of town. this happened on west franklin street. one man was suffering from a gunshot wound. in southwest baltimore, detectives arrived on the scene of a deadly shooting. a man was found shot in the torso on west pratt street. the victim was later pronounced dead. no word as to a suspect or a possible motive. more warnings about the potential dangers about trying to b

shares that were sinking in. before the collapse happened now in making this decision the supreme court took a cow out of the magnitude of the offenses was significant according to the ruling and good johnson's infraction was committed under the auspices of his mandate as the bank's c e o right he couldn't use the c.e.o. defense that he doesn't know what's going on as a company like damon jamie dimon does all the time he's like well i'm just a c.e.o. what do i know where's my bonus yes in fact the supreme court found that he had a higher responsibility what you know you make the big bucks you should have more responsibility it should have why i make a lot of money and so my responsibility is go play golf all day but you know how is icelandic economy doing since they went after the bankers oh they're growing again it's one of the fastest growing economies in the world moody's is raising the ratings on a lot of debt and this is the message we brought to athens recently the roots of party wants to be in control but they refuse to go after the bankers and just of the financial times the leader of the reds a road as long call him or what he plans to do was to bring growth back to the greece the g