in the city of baltimore were a number of union soldiers. they call them the colored troops back then. they would've seen the stars & stripes over fort mchenry. after the emancipation proclamation, later in november 1864, when maryland as a state outlaws slavery, the stars & stripes stand as a symbol of of liberationg in the south. i think it is interesting that at one time at fort mchenry and baltimore you had three groups. one group see the stars and stripes as a symbol of tyranny government,al yankee despotism. another sees it as a symbol of hope for unity. a symboler sees it as of freedom and liberation for every american regardless of skin color. three groups. one star-spangled banner. three different meanings. that meaning is going to change yet again a few generations later, as thousands of immigrants pour into this city. for that, let's look over and look at the cranes here. those -- where those cranes stand was the locus point immigration terminal. there was a strong relationship between the city of baltimore and germany. the north g

mchenry and the attack on baltimore. because as these negotiations were taking place, the british high demand figured that key and beans -- or key and skinner had seen too much of their preparations to attack baltimore. they wanted to make sure they didn't go back and tell all they knew. and so now the stage is set for key to be an eyewitness to the bombardment of ft. mchenry and the british attack on baltimore. again, this is coming only about 2 1/2 weeks after the destruction of the government buildings in washington, d.c., a time in our nation where there were numerous battlefield defeats in canada. a time where the war had not been going well, where the treasure was bankrupt. and many people thought that baltimore would be another one of a long string of defeats. who knows, perhaps we would have to concede other concessions to the british in order to get out of the war of 1812. let's go up to the water battery and look out over that water battery. and i'll show you exactly where the british ships were when they were s

the 6-month investigation that the baltimore "sun" did, the 43 highest pay outs, not drug dealers, oreople breaking into houses - an 87-year-old grandmother was a victim, a church deacon, an accountant. >> i would have assumed the city, the police department must be going back to the police department saying "you guys have to reduce the claims." what things has baltimore done to try to reduce the claims with the pay out. >> the apartment has been trying to reform itself on the past couple of years since hiring anthony betts. the first story rap on a sunday. five days later the department of justice was asked to come in and reform the department. they cited a story that they have a long way to go. the department is undergoing review. it could take 18 months to two years to get done. the department of justice did a similar review in los angeles, and philadelphia. >> i know that you are not - you didn't conduct your study in a lot of other place, you may not be comfortable answering this, but where does baltimore fit in compared to other cities - does it pay out more, does it have more c

all that traffic has to exit on to the northbound baltimore- washington parkway. southbound off the parkway, inbound lanes of 50 from maryland can get into northeast washington. we do have word of an incident stopped in the roadway on d.c. 295, keppel worth avenue southbound rye near east -- kenilworth avenue southbound right near east capitol street. howard? >>> we've got records this morning. we're 4 degrees shy of it at national airport. dulles has been down to 17, a new record. we tied the record in baltimore at 20. sunshine today. mid- to upper 30s this afternoon with a few more clouds later on but a dry day. look how temperatures kind of stabilize this evening so it won't be nearly as cold tonight with lows in the low to mid-30s with a few upper 20s. right now we've got teens. thankfully not a lot of wind. not too much wind chip. 16 manassas. it's 20 degrees at baltimore. that's a record tie. 21 in tappahannock. the coldest morning of the season so far. moderation is coming our way in a few days. andrea, mike? >> thanks, howard. >>> this morning if you have h

he was speaking to the citizens of baltimore who were watching just as he was. r-spangled banner." o, say can you see by the dawn's early light? he was asking a question. he was asking a question of those who were watching along with him, the thousands of citizens who were looking at the fort and waiting to see what was going to happen. do dawn was breaking. the bombardment had stopped. can't you see the fort? can you see the flag? is it still flying? have we survived? is it still flying as it did last night when so proudly we hailed it at the twilight's last gleaming, when darkness was falling and we would not be able to see anything after darkness had fell. remember how those broad stripes and bright stars were gallant l gleaming as we watched as the ram ports perilous fight. over the ramparts we watched, so gallantly streaming, and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air. gave proof through the night that the flag was still there. the bombardment ended and the night was dark. what will we see in the morning? the british have taken the fort, george ar

after graduation in june of 1929, the couple moved in with his parents in baltimore. and by the summer after college he had decided to continue on to law school. since his first choice, the university of maryland law school was segregated and off limits to blacks his only alternative was a night school with a poor reputation on three floors of a brownstone in washington dc. and in the fall of 1929, he began classes at the howard university school of law. thurgood marshall :i had to commute between baltimore and washington, which meant i got up about five in the morning and got home around eight. and then worked after i got home. i lost fifty-five pounds in one year. narrator: each day he would walk back and forth from union station to classes as early signs of the coming depression began to appear. howard law school was evolving from a part-time night school to a full time day school, under the guidance of a man who would have a profound influence on marshall's life. thurgood marshall :dean charles h houston, he was a graduate of amherst and harvard. very brilliant. ve

it's the baltimore county high school case. but that begins the process that leads ultimately to brown. and then the teacher pay cases. his first success there were three counties here. first montgomery county. that case settles. then calvin county. then ultimately the first federal court decision was in another county. he saw in this state a southern state but some potential. and he used it and then he was just a natural diplomat. as the film points out, he used charm. he had this ability to talk at any level. he had such command of the language that he was like an automatic focusing lens. he could walk with kings and yet not lose the common touch. he could talk with the average uneducated person. but it just -- his language and his tone and his pace changed geographically. his assistant initially thought he got upset when he would see marshall talking with judges and lawyers in the deep south. and he had thought for a while that thurgood was sort of faking it. no, this was an automatically focusing lens of a man with amazing c

>> reporter: hey monica, delvin barnes waived his right to an extradition hearing held here at the baltimore detention center without bail. authorities are expected to pick him up tonight or tomorrow and bring him back to virginia where he faces charges in another kidnapping. delvin barnes never arrived in the district court, wearing an orange jump suit he responded to the judge with yes, sir and no, sir. >> virginia has five days to get him from the baltimore detention center. >> he is facing charges in the abduction of carlesha freeland-gaither earlier this week and it was caught on camera and a manhunt started after he was caught on camera before, during and after the kidnapping. the video and several other breaks helped them nab barnes in a parking lot in money last night. carlesha was with him. >> we love when the crimes are caught on camera, it's rare but gives society as a whole how scary and horrible it is what happened to that victim. >> but barnes won't be back in philadelphia for months, he is facing charges in the brutal kidnapping and rape of a 16-year-old girl in virginia. barn

bombshell allegations again, a former cheer leader for the baltimore ravens. mother of three is in big trouble. molly thshattuck is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old boy. what we're learning about the investigation. >> as you said, molly shattuck does have three children, the oldest is 15, the same age as the boy she's accused of victimizing. her children may have gone to the same owingings private school as the victim. shattuck got in touch with him through instagram back in may and said they met periodically over the summer and their relationship turned sexual over this past labor day weekend. it happened when he joined her and her children at a vacation home in delaware beach, and she bought him beer at the time and he reported the case to the police. she is charged with three counts of third degree rape and unlawful sexual contact and distribu distributing alcohol to a minor. she is somewhat of a celebrity in the area at 47 now, and became the oldest cheerleader making history making the squad at the age of 38. she is separated fro

because what the people of baltimore did 200 years ago, standing up for our democracy and our values of opportunity for all, has stood the test of time. it has served our nation through very difficult times, including the attack on our country 13 years ago on september 11th. senator mccull ski and i are honored to be the senators that have the state where these hallowed grounds are located. [ applause ] >> senators, ambassador, i'm the canadian ambassador to the united states. i'd like to thank the people of maryland and baltimore for hosting us tonight for this commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the star-spangled banner. you should be very, very proud. [ applause ] governor and mayor, we have been treated royally here in your harbor throughout these commemorations. but as a canadian, you should know that the star-spangled banner is played quite often in competition in canada. when the orioles are in toronto or when the flyers are there, we play the canadian anthem and the american anthem and then we get at it. i have to admit to you, i have to admit that sometimes when we comp

and here in washington david television and media critic for the baltimore sun. the washington post this morning has four full pages on all of the women that have come out including a new interview with an accuser that was a former playboy play mate. as these women come out with remarkably similar stories why is this getting so much media traction even though it's alleged to have taken place decades ago. >> he referenced bill cosby and referred to him as a racist in a stand up act. i'm not sure had he not made this a part of his stand up act we would be talking about this today but he did which spurred people to not only go on to the internet and research bill cosby and his history as allegedly being a serial rapist and one that drugs women but it started the conversation surrounding rape and rape survivors in the culture and we have seen a shift in the culture at large. more and more rape survivors feel more comfortable with the idea of telling their stories because they found community on the internet. >> cosby's lawyer coming out with a new statement calling th

description from the vehicle from the philadelphia abduction. >> reporter: federal agents from the baltimore office saw a man and woman in the back seat and block the car in guns drawn. >> as we approached the car, he was totally shocked, surprised to see these atf agents coming at him. >> with barns on the ground, agents found 22-year old carlesha free land gaither in the back seat, too distraught to say her name after three days of captivity. >> as we check on her in the back seat, she was visibly shaken. she was very upset. >> reporter: barnes went before a federal judge in the maryland courtroom on thursday on video conference from the baltimore detention center. the the 37 year-old is being extradited to virginia for the rape and kidnapping of a 16 year-old last month. then back to pennsylvania, for carlesha's abduction, agents say was a string of tips that led them to this dangerous criminal and rescue of carlesha. >> truly to save her was incredible. it is a -- we talk bit afterward, best moment in all of our professional lives. >> reporter: in an expressionless barnes barely spoke at

he found it on the ravens website from a few years ago. our sister station in baltimore reports she met the boy on intragram in may. police say shadyac began an inappropriate relationship with the boy near baltimore over the summer and over the labor day weekend, she took him to delaware where she gave him alcohol which led to sexual activity. police in delaware charged her with two counts of third degree rape, along with seven charges. we have more on nbcwashington.com. at the live desk. barbara. >> the election is a stunning defeat for democrats. how the president plans today to there's the republican takeover of the senate. plus, the senate that will soon be taxing soda. it's a first in the u.s. >> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. it's a mild day for november here on the front lawn of channel 4. but that's not going to last. rain showers first. colder air second. i'll give you the details on the timing of all that. >>> maryland bauser will be leading d.c. for the next four years. she beat david catania and carol schwartz. she was seen as the front-runner and

if you get caught in one of those bands, i think this one's just off of the baltimore area and just to the north of d.c. it can drop a quick 1 to 2 inches of snow, even on the roads because the intensity would be so high. so be careful driving down there right now. but the roads that are already snow covered, they're telling people in pennsylvania, i- 81, harrisburg, northwards, up toward the scranton area, do not drive on those highways if you don't have to. it's going to be hard for the plows to keep up with it. temperatures right around 33, 34, so high-intensity snow. it's sticking. also, from albany southwards, outside of new york city, new york state throughway is starting to get snow-covered. and soon, all the way across the mass pike, we expect 1 inch per hour snow rates, at least. and with snow totals right around maybe 12, as high as 18 inches. that purple area there, from just outside of albany, right through southern vermont and new hampshire. notice a lot of the big cities, we're still okay. you're still safe to drive from boston down through providence, coastal connecticut

that's the story from baltimore, maryland. iain, back to you. >> bruce, thank you. >>> we are learning new details tonight about carlesha's abduction. philly's top cop said the suspect did not know her and she did not know him. ramsay says she was a real fighter. >> there was a hammer in the car she broke the window out and hit him with the hammer. she fought. >>> commissioner says video of the attacks and surveiled played a key role in taking barnes into custody. meanwhile late today, philadelphia police detective jim sloan spoke about the moment he made a promise to carlesha's mother. >> i told her i was going to get her daughter back. i promised i was going to get her daughter back. she didn't look me in the eye so i said it again. and she said okay. and with that i sent her home. i told her to get on social media, get contact with everybody because we got to get it out so we can bring her home. >> and bring her home is exactly what he did. now carlesha is safe. she's sound and she's resting as she soaks in her reunion with

she was on the sidelines with the baltimore ravens and has been part of a baltimore power now separatedt is from the ceo of constellation energy. as for that 15-year-old victim, police say shattuck for spotted him on instagram and made contact, then the relationship quickly progressed from there. she has been ordered to have no contact with children other than her own. grace coming up, we don't often talk about the cowboys around here, but just wait until you has what the team did that had people talking all day long. >> a new study is shedding on how distracted we may be when we drive. p>>arents get a chance to confront the school system they say didn't tell them about allegations of assault inside a local school. >> another mild day, 70 degrees in some places. with the rain moving in, the question is, nasty rain, are just wet, old-fashioned rain? nothing torrential, but i think it will affect the morning commute. right now we are looking at oakdale high school, they have been pretty typical today with a little sunshine earlier and then the clouds rolling through in the midday and after

for a former cheerleader for the baltimore ravens. shadek is now -- molly shattuck is now charged with rape. three pleaded not guilty to charges today. >> much of the area had to deal with rain showers this afternoon and evening. what do we need to plan for in the morning for the commute? the weathert has fors. >> showers have arrived. periods of of heavier rain morning.he early the doppler radar, the heaviest of the rain well to the south of southern prince brandywine.ty, toward the north into montgomery rains toward the north and east. grab the umbrella, you will need it tomorrow morning. 50's.upper 40's to lower rain heavy at times. the tales on what to expect the rest of the week coming up. allison? >> steve, thank you. only on 7 now. thes for justice from mother of a woman found brutally murdered. police are looking for the andon right now who shot killed latroia smith. she was found dead inside a vacant townhouse in southeast washington early sunday morning. smith was shot and then set on fire. her mother today. >> i couldn't bre

a few weeks ago it worked for washington, today it was just what the doctor ordered for baltimore. our kristen berset joins us live from mnt stadium. k.b., it wasn't pretty out there, but the ravens will take it, huh? >> reporter: it definitely wasn't pretty, but hey all that matters in the end is the w in that win column and that's what they got today. for the ravens offensively and defensively where they made up for that in their play and the later half of the game. he scores the game tieing touchdown on his way to having a career day with two here and five overall for the season. but they finally slammed that door shut. with some smarter coverages as they would hold them to 35 years in offense. overall they got the important victory and the momentum that will be heading in through the bye week. >> we were not playing very well as we were out sick, handling pressures to not run that ball and to come off the backside as they would own that line of scrimmage in the first half. and they decided to crack it up on the running game. >> sometimes you start slow, but you need to be able t

the man accused of that crime will be transferred from baltimore county to richmond because weeks before delving barnes grabbed the woman off the heewalk in philadelphia, tried to kidnap a richmond teenager. jennifer donelan joins us live from towson. chese are horrific alekse accusations. >> details that are hard to report and read. we have a 22-year-old woman at home. the man was responsible is behind the jail -- is in the gel behind me. but we have a 16-year-old girl who lived through hell at his hands. after this video sunday night, a nation watched in shock. then the collective sigh of relief when authorities caught 37-year-old barnes in jessup, maryland, last night. today, barnes, the son of a preacher, face the judge. >> he is exactly where he belongs. >> use in the baltimore county jail. the caught on tape kidnapping of the woman in philadelphia is over with her safe return. was upset. i said i have been looking for her. she started crying, her mom a hug her. -- her mom hugged her. a touching moment. >> i'm going to get my daughter. with helpd in part from virginia, who identifie

the the former baltimore ravens running back argued he was penalized twice for hitting his wife janetthe atlantic city casino elevator and the arbitrator agreed. it is unclear whether any team is willing to sign rice. >>> nfl release aid statement saying in part we respect judge jones decision to reinstate ray rice from his indefinite suspension, for violating the league's personal conduct policy in an incident of domestic violence. based on judge jones decision, he will be eligible to play upon signing a new

the anthem. what this moment means to not only baltimore, maryland, but the entire nation.autiful star-spangled banner was on the podium at the olympics in 1976. the great sense of pride when they play the national anthem. >> standing there saluting. you were a part of that. >> every time i hear it, it gives me a new sense of pride. >> it represents the unity we have as american citizens. >> transformed just like united states is transformed over time. still keep and hold on to our values and ideals like the sung, but it changed along with us. >> to honor 220 times a year, counting spring training. there's not a time during the course of it you don't think about the words, the meaning. >> every event, every sporting event that ever plays the one unique thing and consistent thing we all do is we sing the star-spangled banner. >> it poses a question to us as americans. it's a question that we have to answer both individually and as a community. >> the challenge is on us as american citizens to stand up for what's right. >> to keep this the land of the free and the home of the

for news 4. >>> and new questions on the story rocking the baltimore region. dictment of former ravens cheerleader for charges of performing a sex act on a 15-year-old boy. our affiliate in baltimore reports there are signs that the way molly shanic's case is being handled isn't routine. the indictment against against her kept secret two days. the reason is still unclear. legal experts say it may be sealed to keep the defendant from knowing the deputy of a witness but that wouldn't likely apply in this case. she is accused of having an intimate relationship with the teen for at least four months. she could face prison time for third-degree rape charges. >>> this is david culver at the live newsdesk. breaking news out of prince george's county walmart. new information now. this appeared to have been somebody acting erratically within the store. initially we thought an apparent robbery. somebody acting erratically within the store and sources say an off-duty law enforcement officer actually opened fire and shot that person. that person was flown to a nearby hospi

these atf agents coming at him. >> reporter: special agent jeffery matthews got the call from the baltimore atf office, car gps located a suspect with six felony counts, possibly the same man wanted in philadelphia. the the ford taurus was parked in the shopping plaza a they saw a man and woman in the back seat. >> we noticed he was moving in the car that indicated he would be pulling out. there was a plastic bag that had been placed over rear passenger side window which we knew fit the description of the vehicle from the philadelphia abduction. >> reporter: agents blocked in the car and ordered barnes to the car. carlesha was in the back seat distraught. >> at that time we said announced you are safe, you are safe, you're the police, who are you. >> is what your name. >> we could not understand necessarily what she said. so then when we asked, where are you from? she said philadelphia. >> reporter: is that the moment you knew. >> incredible moment for all of us. so, we knew that we had her and we had the right guy. >> reporter: those five atf agents say that was the best moment of their pr

also rice's team the baltimore ravens cancelled his contract. yesterday a judge agreed with the appeal he should not be penalized more than once for the same incident sochlt the two-game suspension stands. he's already sat out two games. his wife is now speaking out. here's part of the exclusive interview set to air monday and tuesday on the "today show." of course in the back of my mind and in my heart i knew our relationship wouldn't be over. i know this isn't us and it's not him. an nfl spokesman says the league respects the arbitrator's decision. ray rice has also released a statement. he says i will be the best husband, father and friend while giving back to the community and helping others to learn from my mistakes. rice is now a free agent who can play again if the team signs him. george spencer reached out to folks in philadelphia to get their reaction. we'll have that sound for your later on this morning. you can watch the exclusive interview on monday and tuesday morning on the "today show" here on nbc 10. there's more information about

he could be in store for a pay day from the baltimore ravens. >>> thanks. and for the first time since his suspension ray rice and his wife are talking about the assault that resulted in that suspension. the couple spoke exclusively to nbc's matt lauer. >>> a man was killed trying to cross a busy street in maryland. investigators say a van hit him last night. police say he was trying to cut across the road but he didn't use the cross walk. the maryland doctor who died after contracting the ebola virus has been laid to rest. dr. martin salea was a surgeon. last month health officials flew him to a special unit in nebraska but he died a few days later. his wife and two kids live in new carrolton. his family had a funeral mass today. he chose to work in his native country because of the need for doctors there. >>> president obama patronized small business saturday and took his daughter shopping for some books. the president, sasha and malia bought at least two bags. the first family picked up some children's books, a fiction novel and an historical book about c

the east. we'll show you radar. they're ending pretty quickly now, got some showers in between baltimore and d.c. up 95, a couple showers headed toward anne arundel county. we'll also look ahead to the weekend forecast. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn in alexandria, why an entire elementary school came to thank >>> entertainer bill cosby spent years collecting african american art. >> now he and his wife camille are loaning their collection to the smithsonian's national museum of african art and the works are going on display in an exhibit that juxtaposes african american art with african art. at today's press preview cosby joked about loaning his prized possessions. >> i want all of you to know that i knew nothing about this. some white and black people came in my house and they're walking around looking at my paintings and they said mrs. cosby said it's all right to see this. >> and now we will all be able to see it. the exhibit opens this sunday and it runs through all of next year into early 2016. >>> you may want to swap your umbrella for some long underwear. topper says the chilly weather is co

. >> reporter: delvin barnes is being held at the baltimore county correctional facility after his appearancen court today, he is awaiting extradition to virginia on other violent crimes. tonight we are hearing a firsthand account of how the atf took him down. delvin barnes went before a federal judge in maryland thursday on video conference from a baltimore jail. the 37-year-old is being held on a slew of rape and kidnapping charges in two states. wednesday federal agents in virginia got a gps hit on a car he had recently purchased there and tracked him to maryland. >> as we approached the car, he looked -- he was totally shocked, surprised to see these atf agents coming after him. >> reporter: special agent jeffrey matthews got the call, the ford taurus was parked in a jessup shopping plaza. agents saw a man an woman in the back seat. >> we noticed there was movement in the car that indicated that he would possibly be pulling out. there was plastic bag had been placed over the rear passenger side window which we knew fit the description of the vehicle from the philadelphia abduction. >> rep

the second half against cleveland, the whole game against baltimore, the first half in carolina. over eight quarters without a touchdown. now last week they got 51, tonight they get 43. 94 points in two games. >> cris: well, you know it's a strange night when even the kingers are getting involved in the fight. >> al: oh, yeah. >> cris: brad wing the punter, shaun suisham. you've got to get those tough guy kickers out of here. you just back down. roethlisberger loves it. that may have been the moment of the game, though, don't you think? when roethlisberger was getting hit time after time, it looked like he hurt his jaw but he hung in there, they got those two turnovers back-to-back and this game completely changed. >> al: this down underneath, taliaferro gains five. the ravens home next week against tennessee. then a bye. they're going to leave here 5-4 and pittsburgh is going to leave here with a mark of 6-3. >> cris: more importantly for the ravens, though, they have lost twice to cincinnati already and now a loss in the division to the pittsburgh steelers. and the team you bet

. >>> barnes is being held at the baltimore county correctional facility after his appearance in court today. he's awaiting extradition to virginia on other violent crimes. tonight, we are hearing a first-hand account of how the atf took him down. delvon barnes went before federal judge in maryland thursday on video conference from a baltimore jail. the 37 year old is being held on a slew of rape and kidnapping charges in two states. wednesday, federal agents in virginia got a gps hit on a car he had recently purchased there and tracked him to maryland. >> as we approached the car, he -- he looked -- he was totally shocked, surprised to see atf agents coming at him. >> reporter: special agent jeffrey matthews got the call. the forward for taurus was parked in jessup maryland shopping plaza. agents moved in and saw a man and a woman in the back seat. >> we noticed he was moving in the car that indicated he would possibly be pulling out. there was a plastic bag had been placed over the rear passenger side window which we knew fit the description of the vehicle from the philadelphia abduc

charles chaput was in the baltimore today. well not yet official the papal visit is library. there are signs that pope francis flans to attend. the world meeting of families runs from december 22nd, to december 27th. you can find a link on 6abc.com. >>> a sea of flags to mark veteran's day and gingerbread creations signal that the holidays are coming up. cecily? we made it up to 60 degrees. some air mass is moving our way. a taste of winter in the accuweather forecast. >>> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> within the past half-hour philadelphia police have pulled a red corvette from the delaware river in tacony. and chopper~6 was over the seen at mcgee avenue. they saw a sports car make the plunge into the water before 4:00. a 50-year-old northeast philadelphia man drove his estranged wife's corvette into the river on purpose. the man walked out of the water as the car sank and when found he will face criminal charges. >>> and only "action news" was there as a chester county man faced a judge on three d.u.i. charges this morning. a fourth d.u.i.

to my far right is my colleague here at the university of baltimore school of law, jose anderson. e 1989. teaches criminal law, criminal procedure and trial practice. before joining the faculty, jose practiced law here in baltimore, served for nine years in the maryland public defenders office, supervised the appellate division there. he represented clients in major death penalty cases, criminal

the baltimore ravens released him when the indefinite suspension was handed down.ng us with what a look at robertans, abc 7 sports' burton. >will he play again? >> somebody will one him. the question is, do you want to take everything with him. that is the issue. a number of teams could use ray rice. the question is, are any of them willing to take on the baggage? a guy bywill remember the name of michael vick and his baggage in 2007 when he was indicted for sponsoring a dogfighting operation. two years later he signed a two-year deal with the eagles. he is pulling for the jets right now. as for ray rice, plenty of teams could use a running back. perhaps the ravens will re-sign him, perhaps the lions, perhaps the cardinals. then you look at teams like the raiders and the jaguars, who need help everywhere. here is the situation -- do you want to take him and have people picketing outside of the stadium? a lot of things going into the situation. the ravens did the whole jersey switch out. exactly, so do you care about business or winning, that is the question. >> tha

>> jimmy: come in the hot tub, ray. >> steve: forget about it. >> jimmy: next up from the baltimore ravensls. he was voted "most likely to get an erection after drinking a pumpkin spice latte." [ laughter and applause ] next up, is justin brown from the steelers. he was voted "human ring pop." [ laughter ] >> steve: they don't give that award often. >> jimmy: uh, they -- it's a a rare award. next up from the steelers is marcus gilbert who was voted "most likely to say, "get your fine ass over here' to a slice of cake." [ laughter and applause ] next up from the ravens is starting quarter back joe flacco. he was voted "metrosexual frankenstein." [ laughter and applause ] they give these awards out during the season. >> steve: yeah, during the season. give 'em out all season long. >> jimmy: next from the steelers is vince williams. [ laughter ] he was voted "most likely to have just sat down the wrong way on his junk." [ laughter and applause ] [ popping noises ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next up from the ravens is steve smith. he was voted "ll not-quite-as-cool j." [ cheers and applause ] and

in manhattan we have anthony bats who is the commissioner of the baltimore police department. and he has joined us today. and finally to my immediate left. we have david key who is a founding member. former chair of the american conservative union and a board member of the commution project. next y this morning's level proceed as follow. each of the following members will have a few minutes to discuss issues of key importance to them. them we will move through some significant things. when i say a few minutes i have one -- actually personal adri buttes. served in law enforcement. i'm the grandson of a pent coss ll preacher and i have pentacostal preacher and i have a very good sense and exercise those instincts as we move forward. we'll talk about community engagement. we will discuss issues related to return and reentry. we will discuss issues of fairness through the operation of the criminal justice suspect and have how many of the panelists have before strategies to root out biased and put in systems to insure that justice is clearly administered firmly but also fairly. star

until he is extradited he will remain in the baltimore county detention center but the virginia authorities have five days to pick him up and they could move him as early as tonight. reporter annie mccormick is outside of carlesha's mother's home but lets begin with sara bloomquist she just heard from the lead detective in this case. sara? >> reporter: detectives here are working to compile all the evidence, they will reinterview carlesha after she had time to rest and is feeling more comfortable. we heard from the lead investigator on this case and he described the moment he walked into carlesha's hospital room in maryland and saw her safe and sound for the very first time. >> entered the room and she was upset and i just told her i have been looking for you and she started crying and her mom hugged her and her father embraced her. it was a touching moment. >> reporter: now, commissioner charles ramsey credited the surveillance video tip and determined detectives for getting what he calls a bad guy off the street. 37-year-old delvin barnes made his initial court appearance in maryland this

they'll be in the baltimore area today. >>> lieutenant governor anthony brown is also in the baltimore area right now. tomorrow first lady michelle obama will join him to help him campaign. brown is the democratic candidate for governor. so far he's been joined by president obama and bill and hillary clinton on his campaign. in virginia you'll see a new constitutional amendment on the ballot as news 4's julie carey shows us, it helps families who e sack fis. >> for tracy voelky the terrible knock on the door came in june of 2012, her husband had been killed in afghanistan. suddenly she was alone with two small boys. >> your life changes forever. so you start to think where am i going to go? >> reporter: she eventually left the military base and settled in a home she and her husband bought earlier when he was stationed at the other surviving spouses she learned certain tax exemptions offered to some military families were not offered to her. >> they have different bullets. they ask if your husband active duty? no. is your husband veteran or disabled veteran? there's no category for us.

the least. gusting to 40 in frederick. gaithersburg 35. then it gusts to 39 a few minutes ago. 37 in baltimore. we're only gusting in the mid- 20s at reagan national. still a windy day. gusts over 30 in winchester and easton. these 30-plus mile an hour wind gusts will be around for a few more hours. the northwesterly winds you can follow the streamers off the lake hitting the mountains squeezing out some rain and snow showers here. for us, you can see these lines. these are called gravity waves. very cool visible satellite here. these little clouds are producing some stray showers or two. in fact, there's one lone one. we've got a couple of raindrop as few moments ago here in northwest. you see them in western loudon not far from purcelville. this guy in northwest, it's really tiny but enough to produce and it's just on the potomac here tracking toward the southeast. this may get toward the ballpark, silver hill, those areas if it holds together. these are popping and going, popping and going. upper 40s in hagerstown. cumberland 46. 56 here and easton all the way to 59. i do expect temperatures

near the baltimore pike. pockets of volume there. an accident in the system out of montgomery county, specifically jenkinstown, old york road at rodman avenue. involving an overturned tractor trailer. route 73, two right lanes blocked take 295 if you neat to get around that accident. we had had problems on mass transit earlier this morning. right now, everything is on or close to schedule so that's good news for riders, anyway. if you're waking up in delaware, the only accident we're dealing with newark, old baltimore pike old koochs road. >>> 10 after 6:00. cracking the carlesha freeland-gaither case. we'll tell you what led police to the woman and the suspect. >>> and changes on the way an effort to protect students from sexual assault and harassment. cocoa or eggnog? toasty or frosty? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, you can save $400 on the c4 mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the ro

the rest of maryland. brown took charles county and baltimore city. the baltimore suburbs and everywhere else gave hogan to win. >>> compromise could be the theme of hogan's four years in office. political experts told nbcwashington.com that hogan will have to channel chris christie. in other words, he will have to work hard to appeal to all the democratic voters and elected leaders in a blue leading state. pundits expect him to start with jobs and the economy. you can read everything he has to say on nbcwashington.com. >>> we had a beautiful day yesterday. >> by popular claim, we're going to keep it going. high crowds drifting over our region now. all around the area we have rain beginning to approach the mountains. leading edge in southwestern pennsylvania, western west virginia. that stretches all the way down to central kentucky. it is tracking as part of a cool front. getting closer to the metro area. but not until perhaps late this evening. the leading edge will move in after sunset this morning. most of the day will be dry. temperatures off to

the baltimore county student never got to follow through on the plans. police arrested him on saturday while questioning him about a series of car break-ins and authorities say they found three crude bombs that he intended to use. >>> it is sentencing day for a corrections officer who sexually assaulted a female inmate. an alexandria judge sentenced deputy bryant pigave to five years in prison with 2 1/2 years suspended if certain conditions are met. he was caught on camera having sex with a victim in her cell. >>> we're just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. excuse me. gop leaders lay out their plans for the future with their party in control of congress, that report coming up at 5:30. >> amber vinson, the nurse who beat ebola after contracting it from a dying man opens up about her battle with the disease. >> reporter: a 47-year-old ex- nfl cheerleader and baltimore socialite accused of raping a 15-year-old boy. i'm scott broom in baltimore, why many people have a heard time believing it is rape >>> new developments in the case of an ex-ravens che