one of theme, the atease senior center and the essex senior center. if you're in this area and have ago problem shall those are places you can g we have talked to several people who have flooded basements. derek valcourt reporting. >> the county executive also talked to us about that. >> we live in baltimore city and paul of those roads -- it's crazy trying to get through after storms like this. >>> still ahead at noon, take a live look outside. please stay tuned, meteorologist bernadette woods meteorologist bernadette woods will be backck,, bob ehrlich's real record on energy. lobbyists helped write utility regulations. we got stuck with a 72% rate hike. but martin o'malley got tough on bge, forcing them to pay back $2 billion to consumers. and what's bob ehrlich been doing the past four years? he got paid $2.5 million at a lobbying firm, a firm representing special interests and casinos right here in maryland. that's bob ehrlich-- a 72% increase for us and $2.5 million from special interests for himself. nice work, bob. i'm frank kratovil and i appro

we under bowley's quarters in the essex area of baltimore county. eing high tide was 11:00 this afternoon. as you can see, the tide is going out, however the wind is keeping the water in and this is in the middle river area of baltimore county. you can see that folks down here, this is not unusual for them, although the water is significantly higher than it has been at any other time this year and at this point, it looks like the water's expected to be receding until later this evening when again we'll have another high tide. with the wind staying out of the south it's likely that that one will be higher. baltimore county officials had their helicopter down here watching this water in the essex and middle river area. and right now, they believe it's not a hazard to any homes. you can see it's right up against the bulk head and the bottom of the dwellings. back to you. >>> the rain keeps swelling, the tide's coming in. bob turk has the updated first warning weather forecast after this commercial break. ♪ [ monkey cheeps ] [ male announcer ] a bath bec

the areas where there's been significant flooding, essex and dunn doc. one is the essex seniors center at 600 dorsey road and the other shelter is at the at-ease seniors center located at 7401halibird avenue. >>> cruz have been working hard all day to keep the power on for customers but when it comes to heavy rain the odds are stocked against them. there are still over 19,000 folks without power but as we said they have been working hard all day and right now restore power to 18,000 customers, though there are actually a lot more people in the dark at one point. just as the morning got underway the montgomery county there was a major brush back for us, 26 people, because of the weather, including high school students were hurt when a metro bus wheeled into another bus in silver springs. the crash happened just after 7:00 this morning at university boulevard and burnett avenue. eight students were involved in the crash, investigators say their injuries appear to be non- life-threatening. >>> abc2news.com is the place to be for all you need to know on the

in baltimore county, there's the new waterview park in essex. the spacious 1.6-acre park is for middlesex elementary school and from the essex tot center can all go enjoy this place. one of the best features, a transfer station that enhances all the accessibility for children with disabilities. it looks good. brand new and open. >>> the news department of education has announced it's latest blue listenon schools and this year we have a first in baltimore county. abc2 news manny loch takes us to the first baltimore county high school to earn this distinguished honor. >> what is the number one thing that is most critical whenever you are performing a lab investigation? what is it? >> reporter: with two weeks of school underway this ninth grade science class is demonstrating how and why easton technical high school is one of five schools in maryland to receive the 2010/2011 national blue ribbon designation. the school is abuzz. >> it's a tremendous amount of pride. i believe our students and teachers are full of pride. we have students who want to b

. >> reporter: parents in the essex area are encouraged to attend a workshop on bullying tonight at 700 p.m. ? towson commons went on the auction block today. new at 5:30 -- someone bought it but there's still a mystery as to what the future holds for that area. and tough new rules go into effect to crack down on distracted drivers. we'll look at the new laws, coming up. plus, it's child passenger safety week. tips on how to keep your toddlers securely fastened. >> looking at hereford tonight, currently 72 degrees. wyett has a complete look at the forecast coming up. old gibbs canning company. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. >>> no longer the assistant offensive line coach with the ravens, facing drunken driving charges. tate police arrested t

as far as accidents, in the essex area there's a crash south maryland and middleboro road. whitemarsh allen at pulaski highway. on the inner loop 33 miles an hour and 18 minutes to get through. let's take a look. as as traffic is building at baltimore national pike. this traffic report is brought to you by famous dave's. the wings are perfect for parties and watching football. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> ravens fans are still celebrating after a thrilling start to the season on monday night football. our sports director joins us with more on the victory over the jets. hi, mark. >> reporter: two outstanding defenses engaged and the ravens stand tall in the end. the season opener had the look of disaster at the start. joe flacco was fumbled by the geds and fumbled -- jets and fumbled. it made things miserable for sanchez. the ravens held them to a total of just six first downs. when sanchez was able to throw, his receivers payed a price, like dustin keller, a hard hitting start to the season got ravens way. for all of the talk of their improved offense, it was the defen

. >>> dunn doc and essex had to deal with flooded areas and other problems from the rain roosevelt leftwich has more on that. >> reporter: it was a mess, you had a lot of little roads in neighborhoods that had large pools of standing water. they were water midway up my calf here. it's been a big problem but the problem is it has been not so bad like you saw up in rosedale earlier, in fact this has been more of an issue of this being -- where high water has been more of an inconvenience than a huge problem. for folks along peach orchard drive this dundalk this happens at least twice a year. however, this year, make it that three times. it is sits low and when the water roles, for the matter sons, it's nothing. it's the back yard they are really worried about. that's because their back yard sits right up against peach orchard creek. the ground is covered in water but it hasn't come up to the house yet. they remember isobel and what it did. but the tide isn't high and that's a good thing. >> reporter: i was worried a little bit because i was afraid i might have to get out of here again. >> rep

area of suspicion, just north of annapolis and moving north at around 25 miles an hour right for the city. essexthe word doppler, this whole storm cell is moving northward in that direction and there is a potential that out of this wind circulation in those cloud several thousand feet up, a tornado, formal cloud or possibly a waterspout depending on the precise location could develop and get down to the surface. that is why this tornado warning has been issued. again, with doppler radar, we have to explain it used to be tornado warnings were never issued until someone saw the tornado but now with the capabilities of doppler, we can get the word out early enough before something hits the ground and do damage. now the warnings are issued when there is suspicion that one is trying to develop. that is the object of doppler radar and that is what we are seeing now just north of the annapolis area, this circulation in the clouds, in the storms sell, right over the gibson island lake shore area moving rapidly toward smallwood and toward the city. in a moment i will push the radar -- to show you the rai

the case o court. melindd roeder is live in essex with more on the cold case. melinda, what can you tell us? 24 yearr ago, today, that burnett carusso was last ú%en in the parking lot of east point all. she had just left work. workkng in one of he storess3 here. and she had plans to meet her ever since then, her sister has been desperately seeking answers. >> we call her bernie, that's the nickname. she was the baby of the seven.3 she was funny. >> it has been 24 years since susan bauerman last saw her sister. >> i knew my sister did notúú%d. i knew it was very bad happening to her. >> she told friends that she wa3 plaaniig to meet her husband after work. two were separated in a custody battle and about to go to court on a domestic iolence charge. >> there was a numberr f threats over the preceding year. >> sam bauerman a retired police officer that workeddthe casee like a well thought out well oochestrated, probably abduccion. and eventually murder of the victim. >> ernadette's body never found. so far no one charggd. >> i still pray for this day. >> susan eventually married the detective a

the ploys from one of the suspects charged in the vicious crime. and an essex panel faces a partisan split. when the gop wants to put two prominent democrats on trial. >> the news edge on a hit-and- run in silver spring left a young woman fighting for her life right now. saturday night, a driver ran down 22-year-old daniella elizabeth elaine mateo. she remains in the hospital tonight with life-threatening injuries. meanwhile, the police want your help tracking down the driver. authorities believe a vehicle is a '94 to '98gmc chevy pickup or only bravada and will be damaged to the right headlight and cracks in the windshield. call montgomery county police if you see the vehicle. >>> a guilty plea from one of the five young men charged in the pack robbery and beating in aspen hill earlier -- earlier this year. joseph pleaded guilty. he'll be sentenced next month. the only suspect charged as a juvenile is expected to plead guilty tomorrow and the others are expected to go on trial before the end of the year. the victim was left with a broken rib, cuts and severe b

-ú>>> 24 years to the day after a woman disappears her family is still searching for answers. melinda is live in essex etter than death and she was last seen walking -úto her car in the parking lot behind me.. she had told co-workers that she was heading out to meet with her hussand whom she was in the process of divorcing. ever since then her family has been searching tirelessly for clue as to her whereabouts and what happened to her. her sister believes bernadette was murdered but her boyd has neverrbeen found and nn one úas been charged with the crime. her loss has prompted theesister to take action working as advocate ffr all missing people. shh helpee co-found special task force that traffic casee across maryland hoping to ind some closure. >> you never forget your lovedd one. it's the clooure that we% whether it is alive or deceased. need to know. >>reporter: her family is now hoping that after ll these years they may finally get a break in the cass ann that theed with a trial. also hopiig that iffanyone does have come forward, they need that information now morr than ever. live in essex, fox 45

hoping her case will finally be solved with new %->> melinda roeder is standingy live in essex to explain why thease has been sold for so ong now. melinda? >> bernadeete carusso last seen in the parring lot of east point mall. 24 years ago. just left her jjb at one of the stores here. headed to meet with her estranned husband. the two had been sepprated ann were involved in a bitter custody battle. right away police suspected foul play thatnnn no one has been charged with the crime. and neither she or her body found. her sisser has spent 24 years searching for answers, and working s an advocate for the missing. she helped toco found a task unidentified persons.sing and and she tries to provide resources for familiis of victims. >> we do ot want families experiencing missinn a loved ones to gg through what we have. >> now bernadette carusso's sister is hoping to onvince prosecutors it is time to take case to court with murder charges against a possible even without a body. because they bblieve therr is enough other evidence to move forward. and they are hopinn perhaps someoneethat sees this tonigh

think the big message is not to judge another, to take everyone and accept them for who they are. >> there's a workshop getting underway tonight on bullying, 7:00 at kenwood high school in essex. >>> weatherwise today, fantastic stuff. as we finished up the last full day of summer, 2010. tomorrow we'll change seasons, late in the evening, 11 p.m. then fall kicks in thursday. 57 at the moment downtown. 75. 72 annapolis. cambridge 77 and 78 hagerstown. the entire east coast just crystal clear right now. you have to get way up into chicagoland to find any kind of active weather. so even tomorrow, i think we're looking at a nice day in the early hours, we're talking about a cool start but then 83 by lunchtime and 87 late in the afternoon. fall begins tomorrow night and we'll talk about this first days of fall straight ahead. they look awfully warm. how hot? it's coming up. >>> baltimore city police commissioner fred bealefeld met today with security personnel for universities and large hospitals to review emergency response plans. the meeting comes in the wake of last week's shooting at johns hopkins hospital that left a doctor injured and an elderly woman dead. the gunman, kille

. >> reporter: some of the worst around dundalk and essex. >> kept on going and within seconds exploded, yelling help me, help me. >> reporter: major flooding shut down rosedale. nearby -- >> i've never seen it this high oar are more homes and business flood. these waters have started rising -- had started rising at 9:00 in the morning. you can see how much debris has been carried away boit torrential rains. >> the water was up to the top of the bed of the white pickup truck. all those cars were under water. >> reporter: overwhelmed storms and creeks caused schools to close early. north point road hit especially hard. small neighborhoods became small rivers, low offing some homes with major basement flooding. the winds that we've had and also the heavy floodwaters have really knocked out power to thousands of marylanders. a lot of people out in this area feeling water logged, feeling soaked. many of them knowing they have a lot of cleanup ahead of them thank to the flooding. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> our first warning weather coverage continues. the water levels are rising

with the taxis, and this to do not enter except for bcity buses. and these are new city bus only with essextly onto the bay bridge. what you end up with is a constantly stream of u-turn and a thai na occasionally, a wrongy driver. like his mercedes-benz. and attempt while he is approaching. some drivers will stay at the light and 180 to the light and go to the bridge? these cars are going on off illegally every day. right in the presence of the police but there are so many people in this city bustling. not one officer and possibly catch them all. a city bus lane. and gary has sports, coming up next. nouncer ] we know jerry brown was mayor of oakland, but what were the results? fact: brown promised to improve schools. but the drop out rate increased 50%, and the state had to take over the schools. fact: the city controller found employees paid for 22,000 hours... they never worked. fact: brown promised to cut crime. but murders doubled, making oakland the 4th most dangerous city in america. jerry brown. he just can't deliver the results california needs now. >> good evening, everybody. befor

our north and east as we're watching this morning, looks like the heaviest knot of rain from middle river and sliding its way east of essex and rosedale and up 95. so kingsville, white marsh and even up towards, looks like hickory and bel air possibly in the next 20 minutes. we're going to watch rain, maybe break for a couple of hours and come back with thunder mixed in. this afternoon's 2-degree guaranteed high of 72. right now hold on to the wheel. in fact, before you go to the car, listen up to kim brown. >>> we have an accident in the same area you just reported. 95 southbound reported to be near the harford county, baltimore county line. an accident blocking the two left lanes. traffic is backed up to about mountain road at this time. also, in baltimore city, 95 south approaching keith avenue, left lane and shoulder blocked there because of a crash. around the beltway, on the top side of the inner loop at the jfx the left lane and shoulder are still blocked there as well because of a crash. and we have a single-car accident on the outer loop at reisterstown road, car went into the guardrail. so folks, it is a slick c

we are hearing of the first one at essex. we will keep you posted on that. lays. yellow everywhere for the most part. year are the areas where in particular you watch for flooding. westbound pulaski highway at ebenezer, eastern boulevard and martin boulevard, patapsco ave it shut down towards a daughter 95 due to flooding. -- shut down towards 895 due to flooding. let's give you a live look at cited old cordray inner loop delays, not outer loop. jammed on the inner loop approaching the northeast side. >> we will take a look at the radar because it is loaded with the rain. eastern parts toward delaware bay not getting any of this. this is the baltimore beltway right here. there is a severe storm on the eastern shore, and that is because of potential for a tornado or water cloud coming out of this. there is a tornado warning in effect for kent county until it o'clock to 45. there is the kent county and tornado warning. tornado watch until 1:00 this afternoon. the modified we could get may be up to five inches or so -- the rate we can get maybe up to five inches

essex state university. she enjide a 30-year career with the s.f.d. with a love for first grade classes. she loved her city pie the bay, voting, cooking, reading a than playing piano. the board of education and superintendent of schools express sincere sympathy to the family. meeting adjourned. thank you very much. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people. we have collected 78 gallons, if not more. these are other locations that you can go. it is absolutely free. you just need to have the location open. you are set to go. captioned by the national captioning

lots of flooding in the dundalk and essex area. water rescue reported. maryland is next. two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich did not make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but martin o'malley, even in the toughest of times, has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first.

the water come up? >> about 15-20 minutes. >> this man trying to drive through it. >> i had water racing up above my doors. >> in essex, another road was under water. take a look at this mailbox. this gives you an idea of how deep the water was. at this bar, the of water got up over the door. >> this is the highest we have seen it. >> to give you an idea of how much water was in this bar, the water you see shooting out is from 5 palms in the basement. -- 5 pumps in the basement. this woman is having a hard time getting home. >> i'm going to sit here and cry a lot. i cannot get home. >> you are looking at a live picture. it is cleanup time where it is basically flooded out completely. with me is the owner. this is a mess, isn't it? what do you do? >> well, we have about 10 people inside cleaning up and we will try to get back open hopefully tomorrow when all the rain stops. >> we have more. lay and watching. >> we are. >> may be will be back in business tomorrow. -- we are watching. >> thank you to our viewers who are sharing their pictures. this picture is from the annapolis dog. -- dock. >> and jurors listen to closing argume

maryland's most powerful doppler radar, we've had rain around the beltway but the east side, rosedale, essex you're getting hit hard. heavy rain extends up whitemarsh and up 95, pushing in that direction. glen burnie has it but it's pushing out of there and to the east. essentially we're watching a large area of low pressure spinning to the north. it pumps in the moisture, brings in drier air into the afternoon. but then we're watching and what you heard talk about on "good morning america" that possible drol development coming -- tropical development from near cuba. watch it stall to the south. and return with heavy rain very close by on thursday. there's some computer models indicating three to six inches of rainfall possible in central maryland. by thursday into thursday night. check our forecast for today, it will be wet this afternoon. this afternoon, a little drying, possible thunderstorm with 2-degree guaranteed high reaching 79. >>> here's kim with traffic. >> the weather certainly affecting traffic. we do have trees down at sparks road and york road. earlier accident on the outer lo

essex state university. she enjide a 30-year career with the s.f.d. with a love for first grade classes. she loved her city pie the bay, voting, cooking, reading a than playing piano. the board of education and superintendent of schools express sincere sympathy to the family. meeting adjourned. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, i'm lawrence kornfield. welcome to our brown bag lunch. the fire department as a lot to do with fire escapes in san francisco. we have tens of thousands of fire escapes in san francisco. it's sort of like utility wires, until you start looking for them. you don't even see them. today we're going to look at them and for them and talk a little bit about what they are there for and how they should be maintained. what our standards are. so we are right here in front of building services office at 1660 mission street. we have one of many buildings served by fire escapes. they are typically used when there's a required means of existing or egressfrom the building. this building has a main stairway and all these fire escapes. i don't know about the backside. it pro

essex state university. she enjide a 30-year career with the s.f.d. with a love for first grade classes. she loved her city pie the bay, voting, cooking, reading a than playing piano. the board of education and superintendent of schools express sincere sympathy to the family. meeting adjourned. thank you very much.

essex state university. she enjide a 30-year career with the s.f.d. with a love for first grade classes. she loved her city pie the bay, voting, cooking, reading a than playing piano. the board of education and superintendent of schools express sincere sympathy to the family. meeting adjourned. thank you very much. >> welcome to culture wire. did you know the city of san francisco has an art collection consisting of 3500 objects? the collection ranges from painting and public buildings to murals, and from bronze busts in city halls, to cite specific structures. at this time, many of the large works are in desperate need of repair, and a long-term innovative solution is needed to make sure these public treasures will be cared for. >> the story of the arts commission program begins with ruth fromstein. 2010 marks her 50th year as an art dealer. at the helm of the county, she had represented some of the most notable of bay area artists, and continues to look for new talent. >> the artists that i represent, what do i choose them, if asked to do with a background of what the gallery is about.

the election is coming up. good ppint there. >> michelle in essex is on the line. good morning, michelle? >> hi, how are you?m riggt along witt it. if it's over, it's news to me. >> let's take a look at what facebook.e saying on our one our twitter responders said, tell that to the milliins of people still unemployed and can't find jobs. scctttsays statements like that aae encouraggd to havv people spend money. if it works, it will make the rrcovery they're looking for and %-skeptical about the future.re3 >> i'm not suue it's over, but i do see a lot more jobs hiring, so 'mmsatisfied in the direction we're moving. hopefully it keeps looking up and doesn't go downhill again. thank you for your calls and comments this morning. >>> coming up later on fox 5 morning news, thh virgin obile free fest is just around the corner. stty tuned for your chhnce toú >>> next gregg bernstein wins the democratic nomination for the city state attorney. what it might take for him to [ laughing ] hey, let me see that map for a second. just drive, we'll get there! adventure runs on dunkin', with our lineup of oven-toasted breakfa

essex state university. she enjide a 30-year career with the s.f.d. with a love for first grade classes. she loved her city pie the bay, voting, cooking, reading a than playing piano. the board of education and superintendent of schools express sincere sympathy to the family. meeting adjourned. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i would like to welcome everyone back from the summer break. all of our staff was hard at work during this hiatus we have had. it is wednesday -- it is tuesday, september 14, 2:00 p.m.. [tolroll call -- all present] item seven has -- item 11 has been taken off the calendar and will be continued to the next meeting. the next item is approval of the minutes of the july 27 special meeting and minutes of the august 10 regular meeting. is there any provision? president crowley: colleagues, any additions, corrections, or deletions? any public comment? seeing and hearing at 9, all those in favor please signify -- seeing and hearing none, all those in favor please signify. >> next, public comment for matters within commission jurisdiction but not on today's agenda.

essex state university. she enjide a 30-year career with the s.f.d. with a love for first grade classes. she loved her city pie the bay, voting, cooking, reading a than playing piano. the board of education and superintendent of schools express sincere sympathy to the family. meeting adjourned. thank you very much. >> we thought we wouldd< take ts weekly video out on the road. we are here at recology at the recycling center. if you ever wondered where your recyclables go, and this new mandate for composting, the new challenges and mandates around recycling, what we are trying to achieve -- it all starts right here. we just marked an important milestone in our city. i would argue important this nationn francisco has now achieved a 77% diversion rate, the highest in america. no big city can lay claim to diverting that much of their waste, and that is why that composting requirement was so important. this is why our efforts to consumption and distribution and the like of plastic water bottles is so important. it is because we want to reduce that waste going into the landfill. we want to red

essex state university. she enjide a 30-year career with the s.f.d. with a love for first grade classes. she loved her city pie the bay, voting, cooking, reading a than playing piano. the board of education and superintendent of schools express sincere sympathy to the family. meeting adjourned. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i'm the director san francisco's department of the environment. we are here today with our partners to make an announcement about san francisco's accomplishments in the cycling that can only be called the story. san francisco is a city that knows how to recycle. over the years, our city has been a nationwide later in recycling, and mayor newsom has made it a priority to develop new recycling and composting programs, set aggressive goals, and keep us on track. without further delay, it is my pleasure to introduce mayor gavin newsom, who has some spectacular news. mayor newsom: i think this is the completion of your first week on the job. melanie was with the speaker's office doing similar work, so that we could be successful in san francisco and but in a posi

essex state university. she enjide a 30-year career with the s.f.d. with a love for first grade classes. she loved her city pie the bay, voting, cooking, reading a than playing piano. the board of education and superintendent of schools express sincere sympathy to the family. meeting adjourned. thank you very much. >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what i want to create. here are the ideas i want to play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becoming manif

anyone with information is askeú to contact anne arunnel county >>> a ttuuk ends in the backkard of a home in essexpd over and landed in the backyard. to the hospital. >>> two hemesch homes collapse ihomes collapse in thhcity in 2. the other collapsed innwest searched ffr women witnesses saú was wwlkinn nearby at the time. it happened at 3:300at lawrence street. speciallcrews searched thh area using ttermal imaging, but they -p>>> we find no remains or no %-at this point.one beeng there we also utilized our thermal imaging camera to assess and -etermine whether or not that was the case which gave us no readings. >>> the building that ccllapsed was vacann. investigators are still trying to determine hat cause it had tt fall. >>> a man believvd to be a high ranking member of the blood gang is scheduled for seetencing3 today ii thh murder of another gang member. back in ay a a jury convicted timothy rowlings in the death of stephen parish. he ordered other members of the gang to convict parishhbecause he ttoughh he was gay and that would make the gang look weak.ú >>> a judge has set a january 25th tri

the judge. well, not surprised, unfortunately. >>> well, still ahead on eyewitness news saturday morning. >> i'm suzanne collins in essex. are having to park their cars on the grass for classes and that could have something toto,,,,,,,, man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! how about a nice home for our tv? how about doors to hide that drive-in theater? how about a cowhide rug? yee-haw! and the snacks? get their own place. let the marathon begin! >>> >> reporter: this school is packed with students, it can take half an hour to find a parking space. >> you see a car trying to get your space. >> reporter: attendance is up 10%. that's making it hard to get in desired classes and advisers say the students have to wait until next semester if they don't register. >> sometimes, they have to take classes online and go to other campuses. >> reporter: he planned on taking fife classes, but he's taking three. >> it wasn't available. >> what did you have to do. >> i was g

the beltway. another crash reported at liberty road. and we are still working an accident in essextretch there. stay with us, because good morning maryland is next at 9:00. if they have their way, we're facing a mountain of debt and a massive tax increase. employers will continue to leave our state, taking their jobs with them. the next four years will impact the next decade, so we've put together a road map to 2020. a plan that brings jobs back to maryland by reducing spending and lowering taxes. let's make the maryland we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work.

the speed sensors. we also have an accident on 83 past northern parkway involving multiple vehicles. there's some northbound vehicles. in essex watch for a wreck at sandalwood that one involves a dirt bike and three accidents at east bay at east 33rd and york road. watch for fire activity on the east side of the beltway on the outer loop at north point blocking the right lane. as far as delays, the averages on the west end, the west side is the slowest spot inner loop between 95 and 75 and 795, 35 miles an hour with an 18 minute drive time. there's a live look at green spring avenue. there is a look at the west side at baltimore national pike and south of the beltway, some minor tapping of the brakes. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's. bill's has got it all for you. >>> lifesaving shot. getting a flu shot could do more. >>> a player collapses on the field and dies. is there anything being done to protect players. deadly confrontation. what sparked a shootout between police and a motorcycle club. bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i f

and over here on the eastside, look at that, there may be a light thundershower and certainly, heavier, steady rain down moving its way towards rosedale and essexff the rain for a few hours. and now, over to sharon gibala. hi sharon. >>> and we need to clear up the department past 795 and we have a bunch of accidents working. one on sinclair and bel air. a pedestrian struck there and one in glen oak at white head boulevard and rosedale, a crash on pulaski highway. and police activity in the city. and a downed pole in ole frederick. and 795, 30 minutes and 95 southbound, you're looking at a 13 minute commute and significant delays on the beltway. there's a live look at 795 outside. there's a look at the westside of the beltway. that delay is to the topside of the beltway. and this is brought to you by lexus. you'll find a great value and a great lexus. >>> thank you, according to the judges, marylanders have the right to videotape police officers. >> reporter: a 24-year-old air national guard sergeant reported a traffic stop on i-95 with his helmet camera. he faced a decade in prison. and the prosecutors called it a violation of wiretapping laws

it's causing a significant backup all the way from bell hair to york road about a 25- minute set back. a new accident on essexville on kenned with at hazelwood in pasadena. 83 southbound slow from the northern park way to 28th street. seven minutes. another 10 minutes on 95 between whitemarsh boulevard and 895. there's a live look at the top side of the beltway, 25 minutes. there is a look at 95 at 295. this traffic report is brought to you by mazda. take a test drive at your mazda dealer today. zoom zoom forever. >>> the condition of a johns hopkins hospital surgeon who was shot last thursday is asking for his privacy. >> reporter: dr. david cohen's condition has been upgraded from fair to good. police say he was is the on thursday by paul pardus who was upset with the outcome of his mother's arthritis surgery. pardus then killed his mother in a mercy killing. he then shot himself. dr. cohen's patients say he's an excellent orthopedic surgeon. his wife said he is recovering and hopes their privacy is respected. a complete review of security protocols is underway. >>> a baltimore county jury finds the first o

the area, along 95 up to i-95. indicated here. getting closer still aad you can see east oo 695, you're traveling east of essex, you are going to runto ssrong storms. i want to move this further3 nnrth and show you where we're seeing the heaviest rain and again, weere going to continue to see the movvment f these ú%owers as you can see indicated heaviest rain. thattis going to bb oving, it looks like to the north and west and we will see a bunch of storms movinggin, maabb with severe weather then as well as as far as how muuh raii, itt3 looks llieeit's going to be a whole lot more than the inch we have seen so far because there could be all of this moisture ttat continues to train in where nicole was. now it's just a coastal low. we can talk about how much rain you can expect and other flashes and warnings in this area. the traffic edge.nncooke with we have flooding in baltimore county right in middle rrver that you want to watch out forún boulevard. as well as in south baltimore. megan gillilann is in the area and will ring yoo a live update ú%om the cene coming up n a -ew minutes.3 we do have trouble on theú bellway where we're d

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