. >>> "caught on camera: crimes and crime stoppers." hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." you see a crime unfolding before your very eyes. the law breakers are armed, so what do you do? run for help? call 911? or would you try to stop the bad guys yourself? it's one thing to get involved if you are young and able. but in the story you are about to see, one of the unlikeliest of people says not on my watch. northampton, england. it's a bold and brash robbery in broad daylight as three sledgehammer-wielding thugs wail away at this jewelry store front. and three getaway drivers on mopeds rev their engines. it appears no one can stop these helmeted hooligans from their brazen afternoon heist. that is no one except for super granny. >> i'm exceedingly feisty. i know how to smack your hand if it's in the wrong place. >> reporter: her name is ann timson. and cloaked in red, flying down the street with the greatest of ease, the 71-year-old british granny vigilante decides to take justice into her own hands. beating the armed bandits with the only wea

you can also call metro crime stoppers or text to 246 -- also go to or website, metro crime stoppers dot organize. >>> definitely a taste of fog to start the workweek, but don't get used to it. summer may be coming back. >> it's been days and weeks it seems like this murky weather and none of it letting up. we still have a few showers, but still doing to be wet up i-83 and a new for rain showers in the western part of the state between hagerstown and unseasonably cool, cooler than average. this evening we keep it cool, huge improvements in the forecast. they begin in less than 24 hours. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> with this chanking weather, you want to keep up. download the weather app. with the app you can plan around the storm and get a seven-day forecast in the palm of your hand. just head to our website, abc2news.com/weather. there you can find the free weather app. >>> plans to erect a big new sign advertising maryland's first slot casino -- many claim the sign would be an eye shore that would cut into their property value. >> reporter: you may be able to spot this jus

anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers. the weekend traffic accident on the runway at bwi marshall between a plane and a truck loaded with fuel. an incident like this is rather and no one was hurt, but still. lowell melser has the latest from bwi marshall airport. >> officials here are calling the incident "very rare." and involve the southwest aircraft and a fuel truck. the minor collision scared some that were on board. >> we had slowed down and there was a loud thunk. [no audio] it felt like the front wheel had fallen. >> we apologize for the technical difficulties. [no audio] we will try again later. the death toll continues to climb in the 7.2 magnitude requite from turkey. >> emergency responders think more than 1000 people are still buried underneath the rubble. one toddler was rescued alive from the rubble of this building. they heard the cries of the baby and more than 1200 rescue workers are working within the region. the military is taking part in the relief efforts. >> we are getting a closer look at when the qu

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he never to call his crime stoppers. he -- the number to call is crime stoppers. >> and overnight fire was intentionally set. firefighters arrived on the signed -- the scene at 3:30 this morning. investigators have learned the building was vacant because it was undergoing repair from a previous fire. police are asking anyone with information to call them. >> a state police are investigating a head-on collision that happened after noon. route 1 was shut down for nearly half an hour as cruise's responded to the crash. three people were taken to shock trauma, but they are expected to survive. initially accused of abducting her friend's baby, she is free to night. williams was the subject of a police search after she was supposed to be watching the child. both she and the child turned up missing. they found the baby at the home of they were elected in sieglinde. the investigation of an alleged kidnapping his at an impasse. >> they have stopped all ground searches to concentrate on the little evidence they have a while the mo

anybody with any information is, ask to contact metro crime stoppers. >> autopsy results are expected today for a graduate his body was found at the bottom of a trash chute. >> they found the body of 23- year-old emily in a dumpster. this is the second person in a little over one year to be found in this trash should, police are saying this is an isolated event. >> police investigate a stabbing in the parking lot of the towne mall when 19-year-old man is under a rest. police say around 7:00 last night, he stabbed another man in the stomach lining the victim in shock trauma for treatment. there are trying to figure out what happened. there are asking anybody with information on this case to call the tips line. life in prison -- that is the sentence for the former pastor who orchestrated the murder of a blind and disabled man. wallace was picked up from his group home and shot -- shot in a bathroom. he will serve 45 years behind bars for insurance fraud. >> we have breaking news first 1911. we are talking about a car and a motorcycle accident on east jappa road in parkville. we are told

if you have any information, you should call metro crime stoppers. the maryland high court struck down part of the state law on lead poisoning to protect the landlord's prosecution. the board of appeals ruled the standard still applies but the law does not protect. >> ravens taking the stage tonight against the jacksonville jaguars. gerry sandusky is alive with more on tonight's match of. >> good evening to you from jacksonville. a glorious sight tonight on the florida coast. the practice everything including the national anthem as they test out the sound system. good news is they are clearly working and i promise i am not talking over the and some in bad manners. they know what they're going to bring on offense, and they want to take the balls out of his hand. will it take you back last week to baltimore where the ravens were unrelenting in bringing the pressure on matt shaw. he is an experienced eight-year veteran. this rickey has not seen anything in his short tenure like he will see from this defense tonight. the first-year defensive coordinator

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if you have any information, your asked -- you are asked to call crime stoppers. a man tried to break into crazy raise this morning to steal gas. somehow, the getaway car got stuck. police rebel to catch will suspect later. they woman accused of a police attacked in walmart. she is being held of $350,000 bond for allegedly poured bleach and pine sol on her former boyfriend. but her father says that jefferson is the real victim in the case, driven to the attack by a long history of harassment. >> he messed with three long time ago. why blame hiher? >> she said that she grabbed the chemicals to defend herself while he attacked her. >> we have had a break in the rain this morning. but it will be moving back in in the next few hours. if you are stepping out, take an umbrella with you. on the left-hand side of your screen, we see rain in the mountains. this is all moving up toward baltimore. the chance of rain will be going up if you're headed to the middle of the afternoon. rainshowers are likely. it will be breezy and cool. it could gust up to 25 m.p.h. we will check

>> city police say if you have any information that could help, please call them or metro crime stoppers. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> police arrested the person who shot a social security administration employee. police arrested gary stokes, jr. and charged will had attempted first-degree murder and armed robbery and other charged. police say stokes shot the victim not far from the campus during a robbery attempt. the victim made this back to the campus before collapsing, still in the hospital. stokes is being held in the detension center. >>> a team of dogs have arrived to search for the remains of robyn gardner. she was reported missing by her traveling companion gary giordno. he claims gardner was swept away while the two went snorkeling. >>> the group that occupied wall street has not occupied pratt street. on the calvin plaza, the group is launching the same type of protest that's been going on in new york. we are the 99%, is their rally cry. this' -- they're upset about homelessness, shrinking middle collapse and the economy. the group hopes occupying baltimore, new york and

police are asking if anyone knows anything to call 443-506-5749 or call metro crime stoppers at 8667 lockup or metro crime stoppers.org. make sure doors are looked, windows are closed. make sure you don't have valuables inside and trito park your vehicle as close to your home as possible. >> the smell of gas prompted mta to shut down. they weren't able to find natural gas. >>> the plans to put up a 175-foot lighted sign along i-95 as gotten strong opposition. some homeowners said the breath taking view of the bay would be diminished if they had the sign dplairing out their back door. >> we don't need all. that we didn't want the casino anyway. so having a sign would ruin it. >> they provided us with test photos that showed the sign would be visible from three points. soon they will offer their opinions at perryville's townhall meeting at 7:00. >>> well, we are getting used to cooler month of october. come on, 15 degrees below average? it's been a cool and dreary day. we turn to meteorologist wyatt everhart with your first forecast. >> sole cases 12 -- 20 degrees below average, late s

another show-stopper is this necklace of 3,000 diamonds. it's the biggest work cartier has done for one client. this cartaire necklace reflects the laugh -- lavish lifestyle and shows their immense wealth and their absolute power. >> they were the whole kingdom. they were the highest public figures of the people. >> the royal seat of power. there's definitely a show biz look to this exhibit. timely, as the asian reinvents itself. >> the best from asia that has never been shown before. >> the exhibit comes from lon don's victoria and albert museum. it will be here through april 8th. >> alan: now you can tell your husband what you want for your birthday. >> leigh: a beautiful shot there a nice weekend, very warm, but things are going to change tomorrow. a beautiful setting, sun snoicial sunset time, 6:22, and you can see we're just about there. high clouds moving in, but check out these highs for today. it was warm across much of the bay area. 83 degrees was the high in fairfield. novato, 82. this is 88 today in santa rosa. 80 in our beaches.

if you have any information, please call baltimore county police and metropolitan crime stoppers. "abc news." >> police arrested an 18-year- old to the murder of 70-year- old church care give. james johnson was charged with murgd morton hill. he was found laying in an alley. he suffered from multiple gunshot wounds and pronounced dead at the scene. mr. hill is a respect ared member of the community. police say swron son was charge -- johnson was charged with assault, murder charges. we will have more on the story tonight on abc 2 news at 11:00. >>> the government tells you not to give out your social security number. why are they giving it out on the web after you die? abc 2 news investigator joseph is here to answer that one. >> they are forced to give it out. as a result, millions of americans are, are at ris are being for potential identity theft after they die. it's a nightmare situation, and they lost children and then get kicked while they are down, finding out someone stole their babies. it's made available by the same people who tell you not to give it out, the federal gov

if you have any information on the case, called crime stoppers at 1866- 7lockup. >> he is a charge of shooting the 22-year-old victim on october 6. happened in the law of st. paul street. city officials met with residents to address the recent spike in crime. residents introduced an array of solutions. >> a 19-year-old westminster man is under rest tonight charged with first and second-degree assault. michael fisher, jr., stabbed dominica miller in the parking lot of the westminster town mall. miller was taken to shock, for treatment but his condition was not released. authorities are still waiting for autopsy results in the death of a recent university graduate student. her body was found at the bottom of the trash chute. although this is the second person in a little over one year to be found in the trash chute, police are calling this an isolated incident that resulted in death. they say that they did not expect foul play. >> a former pastor will spend life in prison for organizing the murder of a blind and disabled man. in an effort to collect $1.4 million in life-insurance polici

if you have any information on the border, you are asked to call crime stoppers at 1-866-7- lockup. >> brian jackson was found murdered inside in south baltimore home last week. he was laid to rest today. he is awaiting extradition to bear lead appeared >> if you wanted to travel to one of the most expensive cities in the country, you might go to new york. if you want to go to the most inexpensive, drive a couple hours west. >> forbes.com says it will give the beauty and bang for your buck. -- buck. >> the latest on the ravens in dairy and prove that talk is not cheap. >> cool temperatures moving into the been the atlantic could result in a >> the potential college merger. state officials are saying the benefits and cost of making university of baltimore -- university of maryland in baltimore and in college park when university. a public hearing was held today. >> it was the first of two public hearings held to get input on the proposed merger. it is clear that both sides are prepared to make their case. >> i have serious concerns about the potential development on the west side. we h

anyone with information about this case is asked to call metro crime stoppers, the number is on the screen. >>> tomorrow opens statements will start in the trial of the man accused of killing a gas station owner. walter bishop killed ray porter in a murder for hire scheme orchestrated by porter's wife. it happened in march of last year. if convicted bishop could face the death penalty. >>> new, homeowners in a community are battling baltimore over plans for a new above ground water storage tank. they are concerned the towering structure would sink their home values. >> nobody would --. >> reporter: if homeowners here may never have known of plans for the new water tower. >> he brought our attention of a man in our backyard. >> reporter: they learned baltimore bought this two acre forest to build the tank. just to give you the idea of the size, this tank holds 300,000 gallons of water, this one next to it holds a million. the proposed new one would hold two million. people fear it would put their homes and mortgages under water. >> it doesn't need to be in the middle of homes. there has to

just wonder what it would be like po have her around do things with her" anyone with information stoppers...at the number on your screen... 11866-7-lockup. 7-lockup.with bbd gray putting up 10 thousaad dollars...that means the total reward money is 12 thousand for any information hat leadd to an arrest and indictment.janice friends, family, and lovedd ones gathered this weekend to remember a man wwh was struck and killld outside his home. neighbors say charlie valentine was a loving husband, father and friend. he was standing on theeside of bero road in lansdowne friday night, when he was struck by victim's wife heard the tte commotion and says the driver of the truck attemmted to get away, but neighbors stood in front of the vehhcle until 01:27 "so when i heard screaming.... charlie got hit, ccarlie got hit."01:42 "the tractor railer guy wasstrying po leavee... had toostand in pront....because he waa trying to leave.""2:44 "i have a little girl... all i want is justice for my husband."05:53 "this was murder. nnt an accid" &paccident."valeetine was taken to shock trauma... where he two mo

releasing anymore information, and if you have any information please call san jose police or crime stoppers. >>> one again, pressing for passage of his $447 billion jobs plan. they will visit the training center and he will tell congress to pass the bill as a way to get unemployed americans back to work. but they do not expect it to pass due to republican opposition. >>> with no end in sight, david stern canceled the first two weeks of the season. negotiations broke down in new york and both sides are trying to reach a new collective bargaining agreement but they are very far apart on how to split revenues. >> we established the positions of the parties with complete certainty of where we stand and we remain really far apart on all issues. >> the season was supposed to start and exactly 100 games will be lost because of the decision. last time they canceled games because of labor problems was in 1998. >>> in just three hours, it starts at 8:00 and vote by mail ballots will go out and all this means is the 16 candidates are running out of time to campaign. >> half the ballots are already in

both of the men were screaming back there were people in the stopper. >> three other people onboard were hurt. two of them critically. the pilot swam ashore and was not hurt. right before the crash, the pilot reported problems with the helicopter and said he was turning around. >>> washington national cathedral was damaged by the earthquake and faces a long road to recovery and a hefty price tag. the repair bill a cool start at $25 million. ? ago. -- that price could go up. >> awaiting will continue. officials say the cathedral will not reopen until mid november. >> it's a beautiful sight to see in the skyline. i hope that it opens sooner rather than later. >> district residents are surprised and the amount of money it will take to repair what the earthquake did in august, damages in the tens of millions. the cathedral will seek out $25 million in an aggressive fund- raising effort. >> it is shocking. they said there was minor damage. i understand it will cost in the millions. >> this is a choir member. she wonders if that much could be raised. a crane is in position as scaffolding is be

anyone with information is asked to contact metro crime stoppers. police and baltimore county want to know if you recognize the man in these photos. authorities believe he has wrought two banks. the first was last week. yet there was five days ago. if you know anything about the robberies, contact baltimore county police. with as much -- president obama presented several steps he will take on his own to try to turn the economy around. it would allow some homers -- home owners to eliminate some refinancing fees. >> if congress acts, people in nevada can get relief. remember what i said. we cannot wait for congress. until they act and do what they need to do, we will act on our own. we cannot wait for congress to help the economy. >> the plan is for homeowners who pay every month but zero more than their home is worth. a series of sharp attacks in austria has triggered a government kill order. officials are hunting for the animal the kill the american over the weekend. we have more now on the national aquarium in baltimore. >> the idea of hunting and

any with information, please call police or silicon valley crime stoppers. >> two things were missing from apple's big announcement today. steve jobs and the sizzle effect. despite making notable improvements to the iphone, the worldwide reaction has been ho-hum. we bring in scott budman at the announcement in kuper tcu cuper. >> once again, you can't believe everything you read. writers all over the world got this one wrong, yes, apple is about to sell a new phone. not a new radical design. it looks pretty familiar. >> now, you take it out of the box, it looks like this. >> for many people, it's a look too familiar, the new apple iphone called the 4s has a lot of new stuff inside but outside it looks the same. >> if we were not expecting the iphone 5, this would have been really really cool as announcement. >> here's why. a new chip inside twice as fast, a much better still and video camera built in and a voice recognition system called siri, that will have you talking to your phone. >> find me a great greek restaurant in palo alto. >> i found 14 greek restaurants. five of them are i

police are asking anyone who recognizes the van to call crime stoppers. . they are also urging people in the area to be careful if they are approached by a stranger in a similar van. >> the a man charged with peeping tom and trespassing. it happened last night. a witness said that he was heading to visit the home when he spotted a man looking into a window. the man parked when he saw a light in the bedroom and was caught watching a child inside. we have an update an the story of a suspicious incident we told you about earlier about a 14-year-old boy on his way to the bus stop when he was approached by a man in a black van on monday morning. now the sheriff's office has released this picture of a van similar to the one described by the teen. he described it as a black commercial type work van with black bumpers, tinted windows, several neighbors have reported seeing this similar van so if you think you may have seen the van police ask you to call the hartford county sheriff's office. >>> diane is now in police custody charged with armed robbery for an accide

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late:"it would mean an awful lot, an awful lot" 3 anyone with information &pshould call metro crime stoppers...at the number on 7-lookup.the total reward monee in the phyylis bohle &mur dollars. police say even with modern dna...thhre haven't been any new clues.janice park fox45 news at ten. police in baltimore county want your help fightinn back... back...they are asking for your help finding this man. police say he rbbed 2 "m-and t" anks in towson this month. ...the one on loch raven boulevard... and the one on york road....both times...he saying he had a weapon... ...then fled on foot when he was done.he's about 5 foot 8... weighs 1700pounds anne arrndellcouuty police are videoofrom one of the security cameras of a victim in crrfton. you can see the suspeet look in the windows with a flashlight. he somehhw gets and rummages through the ow - middle console before takkng off.police say there have been several caa theftsssimilar to this one in the surrounding neighborhoods....anyone with information about either of phese crimes is asked to call police fox45 is teaming up wiih the most popula

if you have seen her or have any information, you're asked to call police or crime stoppers to leave an anonymous tip. reporting live from san jose. >> we're seeing our first real storms of the fall season this week. more rain is forecast for tonight along with gusty wind and winter storm warning in the sierra. trees were trimmed so they don't fall and cause damage during tonight's rain and wind. contractors are saying yesterday's rain prompted a lot of calls to prepare homes for winter. cal trans plans to be out at midnight looking for rocks brought down and have the sanders ready to go for when rain turns to snow. >> we've got miles and miles and miles of construction. we're verdicted to one lanes -- restricted to one lane in some sections. >> the first snow of last year fell on october twivth and the -- 25th. meteorologist is tracking tonight's storm. you can view live radar on our homepage. a san jose police officer find thelselves on the wrong side of the law tonight. they report of embezzling thousands of dollars. >> reporter: former san jose police officer man well spent 15 ye

if you have any information, you're asking to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. you can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward. baltimore county police are also searching for crime suspects after two armed men broke into a woodlawn town house. the second home invasion in two days, and as one reporter explains this time someone got hurt. >> for neighbors in the woodlawn community, news of thursday morning's home invasion is frightening. >> it worries me. i live across the street. i don't want to hear stuff like that. >> well, it is shocking. i mean i don't know if there's been a spike in crime in the area. usually we'll receive a call saying you know something's going on in the area. but no, this would be the second incident since i lived here though. >> sometime before 8:00 a.m., police say two men broke into a town house. a woman was inside at the time. >> at this point we do know they were armed with a handgun, forced their way into the home and there was a confrontation inside the home. the victim did suffer injuries. >> according to a neighbor

. >> >> metro crime stoppers is offering a reward in connection with this case. you can call1-866-7-lockup. 'here is a look at the numbers. the department logged 236 rate for the first eight months of 2011. that is more than 20 percent more than 2010. so far this year's numbers are up 50% over the last 158 rape cases recorded by police and 2009. normally, it is seen as a bad thing. the mayor's office is welcoming the increase in reporting. >> we see the numbers of an increase in rape as a positive sign that people who are victims of rape and sexual assault are getting help. >> the city launched a public outrage calling rape is not your fault. -- not your fault. it is all a direct response to last year's bomb shell that police officers downgraded or dismissed report altogether. that is one number dropping dramatically when it comes to rates in baltimore city. dust on unfounded and dropped by police as gone down 92% from last year until present. reporting live, wbal tv news. >> we should also note that the definition of rape could be changing. today in baltimore, a

and bringing up the rear maria victoria stopper as cabal's right. it's hired to bewilder and most of all they're scared to go escobar has been on the run for sixteen months and is no longer the old powerful drug lord who for years had terrorized colombia. the public enemy number one lives like a hunted animal from his hiding place somewhere in colombia the drug dealer is powerless to help his family i ask about always had an achilles' heel his family his daughter and a son meant everything to him. his achilles' heel is something the colombian authorities are planning to take full advantage of from the moment they check into a hotel the family is under constant surveillance they've become the bait. it's just a matter of time before the godfather makes a mistake before going into the trap the police have said. mr white it's going to slip through our fingers too many times it's unbelievable she was afraid to go. home escobar used to bomb schools soup. markets will anyway what you see. will get out and you knew all about the families of the police union

and last night, that meant some show-stoppers and some standing ovations. >> but just like the greato some drama. reporter george pennacchio from kabc in los angeles has the skinny. ♪ >> reporter: soccer star, hope solo, and her star, maxime cherm ski, was one away from last place. but before they gave their marks, they gave their remarks. >> let me tell you, maks, the audience liked the effect. i've been in this business for nearly 50 years. >> reporter: i felt like tonight was your point where you had it. >> i've had it. i had it a long time ago. just kept it through. she doesn't deserve it. that's all it is. you guys are a little judgemental comments. >> reporter: maks don't believe they are doing that job. they believe the judges are scoring contestants differently. and he says it's been happening to talented stars for seasons. >> this is my show. i help make it is. >> when you feel like you're not treated fairly, starts to get old. >> reporter: and who is not treating you fairly? >> like i said, i feel like i'm getting markedly lower scores than other people. >> reporter: chaz b

good shot stopper call outs to the final score serious karimi in a couple of points adrift of leaders zinni says. that's because the leaders from st petersburg played out a draw in themselves at home to now must win the weekend's big game it was the hosts to look the more dangerous early on but the number who could post four wins from their past five games soon fun the rhythm causing plenty of. anxious moments in this and penalty area the second half and follow a similar pattern former team player danny forcing a good save soon after the restart. igor some show of all super help should have done better after finding himself in space twenty minutes from time but nil nil that was to be the final score meaning it's a neat state the number three. actually crossed the door also off their points tally at the expense of a rushed off well and some are clearly savvy outof unfold they were forced to settle for a point. in the english premier league manchester city have taken sole control of the summit following victory over aston villa that's because their city rivals are on their joint top tea

comes with a stopper it's about ten thousand wells here in the basin which is. an incredible number of wells to try and manage on a daily basis and so it as a simple example we do well over the years and look at what our wells should be delivering if we spend five minutes per well. it takes about nine months to go through that process everything below us down here is are meant to canyon. if you get up on the big hair is makes the benches those branches are just littered with wells approximately five hundred all total. and now with the new wells basin that they approved will go from about five hundred to a. hundred within the next twenty years we drill that averages about three hundred fifty new wells per year when you take colorado side and include that we think that conoco phillips has probably another ten thousand wells there where you will drill in the basin over the next forty years. to sharply increase drilling on gilbert our mentors ranch is typical of what has happened to vast expanses of northern new mexico land. a satellite image shows the crisscrossing

>> reporter: soccer teams, crime stoppers.t it seemed hamid was sponsoring a different charity. he split the proceeds 50-50. beth stanislawczyk is is former president of the cumru pete owe. >> a lot of times, too, he is extra generous in what he gives you because you think "now, how did we make that much money tonight?" >> reporter: he gives you more than you made? >> yeah, he's been known to do that several times. >> reporter: do you have a problem saying no? could you say no? >> i can but i prefer not to. >> help yourself! >> reporter: all told, hamid has said yes to more than 100 community organizations, and that's not even counting his individual acts of charity. >> i wasn't even thinking that anybody was going to help me in my way, i was thinking i'm not going to be able to pay for my husband's funeral. then he steps up and does something like that. >> reporter: when alecia pagerly lost her husband kyle, a deputy sheriff in the line of duty a few months ago, hamid was the first to step in, throwing a fund-raiser to cover

. >> reporter: the typical crime stoppers reward for information leading to an arrest and $2,000, the family has added another 2,000. the reward for information in an arrest is now $4,000, friends and family will hold a vigil in front of the palmer home tomorrow night. live in downtown baltimore,. >> the woman arrested for allegedly kidnapping a howard county child has been released. tiara williams was arrested for kidnapping a friend's child. police released her when they found she shares regular responsibility for the girl. she was once a domestic partner of the woman. >>> police are looking for the man who robbed a royal farms. it happened in morning just before 7:00. witnesses say two men walking to the store and demanded money from the cashier. both of them had guns and then were last seen running behind the store. call police if you have information about this robbery. >>> baltimore county police have arrested two teens they say stole a speed camera. it was outside of the high school on north point road. it was knocked offer and pulled through the school grounds tuesday night. i

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if you recognize the van you are asked to call the crime stoppers. >> all right. well tonight harper, wants you to be on the look out for a black van. police say a van like the one you see here on the screen n was involved in this week's attempted kidnapping, it's a commercial work tinted front windows and no windows in the back. police say a 14-year-old was walking to his bus stop near cardinal way and st. clair when he was approached by a person in that kind of van and people have been seeing this similar van and if you are one of those people call the police right away. >> tonight a criminal conviction for a local locksmith. his name is joe horton and he is guilty of signing someone else's name on a credit card slip. we have been following him for years. we have many followed the civil case for more than a year. tonight we have details on the charges he faced and what happens next >> thank god. >> reporter: for michelle justice comes nearly two years after a run in with a locksmith we know well. in february she needed help from joe horton and his company around

. >> if you have information, call metro crime stoppers.on line, of course? a patient penitentiary to the hospital. he killed miss roommate on friday. from it was blunt force trauma. >>> today hundreds of hunters will be out in western maryland for the start of the pear hadn'ting season. 343 bags could be bagged by hunt he shalls. >>> it is came gay for the ravens. they will play in prime time against the yags. the the offense of the judgings is the last m the lead. >>> watch the game rite here. . >>> let's look at the forecast dop in jacksonville. here you go. . >>> thousands have made the trip and getting the report about events in jacksonville. unforly we are not going to hear the weather report. the forecast today -- . >>> some showers by the time we play the game -- . >>> we will have more on our show, a woking book and the menu that will be here next week -- ,,,,,, you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you wan

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anyone with information should call metro crime stoppers at 1- 866-7-lockup. >> a rule against lead paintoisoning. landlords got the protection if they met certain cleanup standards. the court of appeals ruled the protection from lawsuits is unconstitutional. a child now 14 was allegedly poisoned in two different properties owned by the same landlord. a federal judge blocked an injunction. the lawsuit was filed against florida last month calling the law unconstitutional. nearly 6000 applicants have refused to take the test. those requesting benefits must pay for the test and then reimbursed by the state if they pass. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think states should be allowed to screen welfare recipients for drug use in order to receive benefits? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 5:36. 50 degrees on tv hill. hpv may lead to more than just cancer. it could affect your heart. >> still checking on an action in the glen burnie area. we will update you on that >> welcome back.

anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers 866-7-lockup. gary giordano will remain in prison. he and his new defense attorney requested release today saying there is not enough evidence to hold him in prison any longer. he is the suspect in the presumed death of his traveling partner, robyn gardner. they will request his release again when his detention order expires. >> slamming republicans for trashing his jobs bill that would actually cost jobs. question -->> what we're going to do is break up the jobs bill. maybe they could not understand it all at once. >> the first pc once passed would send $35 billion to states for teachers, firefighters, and cops, a plan they complain is a payback to unions to support the president. senate republicans say they agree on the gold. >> middle-income and lower- income americans are the ones who need help most. >> but they are blocking broad obama tax cuts. on a trip this week, the president will hammer on that. north carolina voters gave him a breakthrough when in 2008 and could be his key to reelection.

anyone with information should contact metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >> police need your help identifying a suspect. look at this man. authorities say he held up the and the t bank on loch raven boulevard last week. if you recognize him, you're asked to call baltimore county police -- m&t bank. an engineer began experiencing memory problems six months ago. dangers of flight conditions made it nearly impossible for her to be evacuated until now. it's believed she will make a full recovery. >> some parents' rights groups are complaining about a new sex education course which they say is too x-rated. >> suggestions as to come in a minute have sex now, but you can manually pleasure each other. >> that is unacceptable to some parents. the detectors stand outside an elementary school. the new curriculum is just too explicit, they charge. >> this type of sex education is condom-based. >> students not yet teenagers would be asked to rate risk activities for pregnancy or diseased including intercourse with and without condoms. that came as a surprise to the mother of a 12-year-old boy,

more from new stoppers of it but now to the latest in news. >> for the first time in more than four yearsmanda knox is waking up on american soil. she appeared to be at a loss for words after arriving in seattle last night. she did say she was overwhelmed and thankful that she received all of this support. >> what is important for me to say is thank you to everyone who has believed in me, who has defended me, who has supported my family. >> her troubles are not over yet. she faces more than $1 million in legal bills and italian prosecutors plan to appeal the ruling that set her free. >>> federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused the helicopter carrying five people to crash in new york city's east river. this happened yesterday afternoon here united nations building. one passenger died. three others were seriously hurt. the victim has been identified as a tourist from australia. >>> closing arguments coul andd d get under way today for the grandmother accused of killing her granddaughter. and >> good morning. this case resumes at 10:00 this morning. we are expecting closin