we believe the marsh had and still has an enormous impact. driving ticketholders into the neighborhood to see the hit shows who patronize local restaurants and businesses. we bring the neighborhood close to 600 visitors a week and 30,000 annually. the proposed construction and building could seriously har rm the marsh. what will it be like during construction? will we be able to maintain the daytime ongoing classes and reer is her sals and the nightly perform manss? we cannot tolerate sound bleed and disruption of the utilities. and if the building goes forward, how isolated from these issues and protected from them and compensated if there are problems? and if we can manage to last through the 18 months of construction, what will it be like once the building is up? it will tower over us. 55 feet to our 30 feet. we can only fear the impact of sound bleed and parking on our theater and no one has studied these issues. as a nonprofit theater, our financial resources are limited. if customers say, wow, it is too much hassle to go down there, we c

completely transpolymered partly because of the marsh. and it seems irresponsible with the mixture and efg in the neighborhood independently and locally owned. [bell ripping] president miguel: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioner. i am reading on behalf of a student who had to leave ely to attend the classes at the marsh. >> we are next to the few performing arts and when it has severely cut back and payment is on a sliding scale and nobody is turned away for lack of fund. the 10-year-old program now has 200 citywide participant and reaches children and starting with aerial flying classes forked to lers and concluding with local public schools and the program is designed to build the children's skills from the ground up. ebbing posing the students to a vast world of multicultural art. >> it is for everyone. and i share the concerns about the proposed new building and would like to point out whereas the plan states that most of the shows take place at night, this is simply not true. the marsh presents events seven days a week between

this is on 101 on the marsh road off-ramp. chp on their way now. >> good monday morning. m jenelle wang in four eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. the search on throughout the bay area for a san jose man stabbing a man and kidnapping a woman from her home. terry mcsweeney is live in the san jose police department. the public is being asked to help? >> they are. even though san jose police did hesitate for 12 hours before releasing the pictures they have in this case as they asked the public to come forward now and help out. take a look where this happened. about 7:45 yesterday morning. the 2600 block of lucina drive. a man stabbed another man and then kidnapped a woman. the victim, the stabbing victim is only described as a 28-year-old man. no name is being released. he has non-life-threatening injuries. this is the kidnap victim, 18-year-old judy law, 5-2, 115 pounds with brown hair and dark eyes. the kidnapper and stabber is 28-year-old brian adrung. he's 6 feet tall and 160 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. police also have not only this mug shot but another one of h

all lanes are open. 95 in the white marsh area and you can see the slow down.ake it easy this morning. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we get the latest from sandra shaw. she is at valley view farms. >> i switched weapons. i'm going with a serrated soared - sword. we're going in the haunted house. let's creep on back here. the first thing you see is a nautical theme. we are here in the waters. you can see this sharp which is never a good sign. this octopus sometimes animates to life. there is kind of a surprise around the corner. give us a hint. >> there is a pressure sensor and there is a big giant shark with nemo in his mouth. >> there are skelton's that make noise. >> we have graveyards. one guy talks out of a grass. . >> if you start easily, this is not something you should do. if you are brave, you should be ok. >> prepare yourself. get a good weapon. >> i hear some banging. that would be the skelton that scares me every year. this is free. >> is 100% free. >> you worked so hard to put it together. -- it is 100% free. today would be a great hal

the eastbound side. this is 95 at white marsh. are lots of bright lights as those delays start to fall into place. >> finally the what we have been waiting for. >> it was only 59 degrees yesterday with cloud cover. we will make it up to 71 per it will turn mostly sunny. a nice day. look at the forecast. temperatures in the low to mid 70's this weekend. tune into am 1090 to get weather and traffic on the fives all day long. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> follow breaking news and weather any time at wbaltv.com, and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter.

. >> but environmentalists are clearly disappointed. >> a mile up the creek that flows into the marsh, that provides water for the endangered delta smelt, they want to put that into a pipe a mile long. they say there is no impact and turning a rich valley into a hill of garbage. >> even if it's approved, there more legal hurdles to clear. proposition "e", it limited the amount of trash that can be brought in from outside the county but officials didn't enforce it. so thefill has been taking in nine times the amount of garbage that was allowed. the county is appealing. >>> and solano county has a big financial stake. they bring in about $4 million a year in fees. >> we are some big changes in the weather coming our way. >> spencer is here to detail the forecast. >> tomorrow we've got showers coming in. the weekend looks wetter. we'll get to the wetter forecast in a minute. live from mount tam camera, looking down at low clouds pushing across the bay. look at the sun off the cloud tops. interesting visual effect. current temperature readings and see how mild to cool around the bay area.

this is the white marsh area. still in great shape down towards the fort mchenry. no problems at the harbor tunnel. a smooth ride at liberty road on the west side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a prominent baltimore city councilwoman has been removed from the tax, finance, and economic development committee which she chaired. >> jack young made the move. jennifer franciotti joins us live from city hall with the details. >> that police is essentially a guilty plea. -- that plea is essentially a guilty plea. lots chairing the committee, she asks two developers to cover the cost of a public opinion poll. it was 12,005 $5. holton made no mention of that. two pleaded guilty to campaign violations last year. holton was fined $2,500. she is spirit a criminal conviction that could force her from office. she was charged with bribery. a judge dismissed that charge. that decision is in the appellate court and is still pending. >> these for campaign finance violations. in the grand scheme of things, they are relatively minor charges. we think the case needs to be

. >> we still have a lot of work to do regarding the cleanup on the marshes and the beaches and lookingl, but this is a significant step forward. >> reporter: cement pumped into the well over the past few weeks has hardened, permanently sealing it. no oil has leaked from the well since mid july. and hurricane igor pounded bermuda after weakening to a category 1 storm, splintering trees and knocking out power to thousands of residents despite dodging a direct hit. 15-foot waves and winds in excess of 75 miles per hour lashed the island, but no major damage was reported. for "teen kids news" i'm julie >>> when you think of exciting careers, science, math and engineering might not seem high on the list. but erika's report may change your mind. ♪ as i walk through my business ♪ ♪ i know i owe it a debt ♪ it created my profession and my kreerscareer's a sure bet ♪ >> reporter: john cohn's not really a rapper. he's actually a computer engineer at ibm, and a somewhat wacky educator. ♪ i grew up liking my science and math ♪ ♪ and you will too if you want to follow my path ♪ >> i've never been v

we never saw the massive impact on land or in the marshes but many of the marshes and beaches were impactedworst case, and that is because of dispersants but the question scientists have to answer: did they do more good? or more harm to the environment? >>shepard: you went diving this time you found something different. >>reporter: what we found was very clear sign that something had gone wrong on the rigs. i would not say it is different, we found similar things when we dove early in the summer when the oil was gushing and what we found is that there is a line on almost all of the rigs out there in the spill zone, and at that line, in the depth of the line it varies from rig to rig, but at the line there is nothing above it living on the rig and below, everything looks normal. and that line can range from 15' down to 65' and it is not only our dives but i spoke with dodds of -- dozens of divers and none of them have seen this before. >>shepard: what are the fears with the dead zone. did you find anything like that? >>guest: to be fair, we did. we saw areas from zero to 35' and 0 to 65 feet

there was an impact on the tidal marsh and as a result, the research agencies allowed the medication for that to be at the 600 acre parcel here which would have a levee and restore tidal action. this is an example where the impact was 15 acres and the restoration area is 1,600 acres. if you have a 600 acre, they would be restoring a small area. this contract is with ducks unlimited who has done design work for the restoration at bear island. they have been identified as the contractors and improved as a full source contractor. are funds would result in the 600 acre restoration which is probably occur sometime early next year. >> questions? >> know. >> comments. >> we have no speaker cards. >> what is the likelihood of getting the remaining money? >> actually, i would like to ask to representative from the national wildlife refuge to come up and address that. >> i am the manager for the national wildlife refuge. the question was about the additional funds. we have several sources in the state of california to the coastal conservancy and these are to the peninsula and the trust. what w

place a magical place my daughter also says to me it's the island of the giants cuba and the map of the marshes allow me and other question i say that's you're pressed for time. but it's inevitable and so i ask you this question that if you had a possibility to travel in time and for example we're talking about the year twenty fifth how would you imagine. the life of latin american people first of all. time. according to the. office is there would be nine billion people in the world that's that's going to be a lot more difficult to hold than what we have right now russia venice well. i'm any other countries are preparing creating the conditions so that our children and our grandchildren could live in this world and the conditions. that would be full of dignity you know how would i or imagine let's in america and the twenty fifth if would be free but i mean otherwise it will be free and it will be even before that i'm not going to be there anymore but there will be new generations. i'm sure that this century is going to happen look at this or that way just like general. said i know that you live

rest of the major roads smooth. i-95 at white marsh picking up in volume. down to the fort mchenry. no problems there. that is the latest on "traffic pulse 11." >> taking a look at some of the top stories, an army psychiatrist accused of killi killing people will go to court today. an article 32 hearing is set to begin for army major nidal hasan accused of the shooting spree at fort hood killing 13 people and wounding 32. the hearing is expected to last three weeks and will include testimony from the victims. after spending more than two months underground the wait is nearly over for the chilean miners. in a few hours the first of them will be lifted out of the mine that has been their home since august 5. yesterday the capsule that will take them up was tested coming within 40 feet of the miners. the first out will be the fittest followed by the weakest. >> in our consumer alert you probably heard the saying will is no such thing as a free lunch or breakfast or dinner on continental airlines. executives are rolling out a menu today and passengers should prepare to pay on most fligh

. >> reporter: well, traffic is starting to build. 95 southbound, minor congestion through the white marsh boulevard area towards the beltway and 895 plight. -- split. looking at 659 at harford road, traffic is flowing nicely on both loops. not really too many problems. 95, 83 is checking in without problems. we are working two accidents in anne arundel county. an overturned vehicle reported to be in crownsville at severn chapel road and an accident reported route 100 westbound approaching route 10. jamie, back to you. >> all right, 6:30. we thought we wouldn't see this miracle until christmas time. it took incredible international cooperation but this morning all 33 chilean miners are safe above ground. we watched each man get pulled up and laugh and cry as they saw their loved ones and natural light for the first time in 70 days. the chilean president was there for all 33 rescues and said it best to miner number 21. welcome to life. >> we have experienced a night that we will never forget. full of emotion, full of joy. >> now the miners are in the hospital and they are being evaluated. a

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the accident is at white marsh boulevard. we do not have the map. crownsville is an area where we have an overturned vehicles. the rest of the major roadways are looking ok. watch for delays on the north side. >> the tail end of the drive time, we will see some rain. the rain should hold off around baltimore for about another hour. everybody will get the rain this afternoon. the evening commute will be slower than the morning commute. high temperature of only 58 today. take a jacket with you along with an umbrella. a 30% chance for a shower. we have been talking about the baltimore running festival all morning. i think saturday morning will be ok. we expect a low temperature of 42 degrees. sunday looks like the best of the weekend days. don't forget, tune into am 1090 radio to get weather and traffic on the fives all day long. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hik

however, 95 also running slow as you make are way from the white marsh boulevard toward the beltway and. and looking at maps, we have crash activity lingering up in tawnytown. an earlier crash there and route 1 northbound in arbutus at 195 the right lane and shoaled remember blocked there. and in lawyerel a dis-- laurel a disabled vehicle approaching route 3 #. back to you. >> good morning, america, has a lot to cover this morning including the chilean miners coming out with shoe polish and. >> shampoo. >> they want to look nice for their families. unbelievable. >> i think the shoe polish is for the shoes. >> yeah. >> all right. that's it for us here this morning. we will be back throughout "good morning, america" for live updates. see you at 9 for "good morning, maryland" have a great day.

the marshes would be so much brighter if you knew about songs from fans to impressions. eals from stunts on t.v. dot com. kids on the front line true israeli soldiers may face up to three years in prison for using a nine year old palestinian boy as a human shield during the gaza war almost two years ago israeli military authorities would say using civilians for cover is banned a claim of ridicule by civil rights campaigners call legit it's a regular army attack. iraq's prime minister is under pressure following the massive leak of secret american files revealing torture and of massive civilian deaths in the country with critics asking if he's fit to be in power meanwhile nouri al maliki says that the release of the files which he said. as are should be investigated threatens the balance of power in the country. talking trash ecologists with no moscow nor the city may soon find itself suffocating under its own rubbish unless a proper strategy to deal with its garbage is found via mental inspectors and safe place and since the biggest fine for littering is only around two h

southbound 101 at the marsh road off-ramp. a motorcycle driver was hit and down and the serious part is now the impact on traffic. only blocking the slow lane. the fact that someone left the scene after a person was injured. if you saw anything through the area, call it in before the chp. it will slow down around 7:20 or 7:30 in the morning. look at the northbound 87 slowing. northbound 87, the alternate for that. taking you all the way up into downtown. san mateo bridge shows the effect of the wind. i will check on that and westbound is also affected by a high wind advisory. we have gusty winds and drizzle and what else out there? >> continuing we have flight delays due to low clouds and gusty winds that right now in oakland west of 24 and 16 through san francisco and obviously those winds all the way into livermore. mostly 50s around the bay area. weather relatively calm. the thundershowers flairing up and south of the diablo range and north bay hills, increasing instability and may be enough to bring out an isolated shower.

maryland's most powerful doppler radar and we have light showers in downtown baltimore up outside of the white marsh and crossing into the border of harford county and near rock hall essentially on and off showers this morning. >> reporter: it's national walk to school day. so please keep an extra eye out for the kid. no problems on the 95 look here at 195. you will see the road wet andn some spots but not causing too many issues. no traffic problems or accidents to let you know he about right now. megan and gamey back to you. >> 35:32. steven was about to sell brace his 24th birthday and he had so much to look forward to and it was takein away. he was a victim of a terrible crime an example of how mean baltimore streets can be. sherrie johnson is live with how the community is coming together to remember him. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. today family friends and the johns hopkins community will come together to remember steven. he is the man that was trying to become a doctor when all of a sudden his life was cut short when two people stabbed him to death one walking home -- while he wa

as we switch over to a live view of traffic, additional delays in the white marsh area. l sleep all night. morning early birds. unisom. good night. good morning. bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not a budget. and bob ehrlich's not the kind of leader... we can trust. i like a party as much as the next gal but, come on. $60,000 for one dinner held by the department of justice. $66 per person just for bagels at one of the nasa's shindigs. i cracked down because big government shouldn't be funding big banquets with your money. some people say i'm a bit of a tightwad. i say, i'm barbara mikulski and i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. >>> 8:30 on a thursday morning, the 14th day of october, 2010. pretty

we will switch to a live view of traffic in the white marsh area. apping the breaks to the 895 split. >> good morning, everyone. we have the scattered light rain showers out there. nothing of any significance. a 30% or 40% chance of this light rain at your house. most of it is in southern pennsylvania. we expect additional showers later on this morning. mostly cloudy, maybe a peek at the sun. a chance for a few rainshowers. unseasonably cool again, with high temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60. we will take up to 72 mar bid 75 on friday. >> be sure to check the bottom of your screen for updated news and traffic information. we are back at 7:55. >>> 7:30 now on this wednesday morning, october 6, 2010. and we're looking at a sea of smiling faces on rockefeller plaza. >>> and coming up, where are your tax dollars going? >> many cities and towns are struggling to pay for their public works and teachers, some government workers are being paid hundreds of thousands of dollars every year. coming up, we'll tell you where the biggest offenders are. >>>

. >> reporter: heavy volume 59 southbound through the white marsh boulevard area town on towards the beltway. we are on 695 northeast side at harford road the outer loop at crawl and no major incidents holding this up. major volume and we have a couple road closures one in dundalk because of a serious crash and another in pasadena. i will let you know where and how that will affect your commute this morning. jamie, back to you. >> let's go to sherr -- chile this is just incredible that we have been watching this -- watching this incredible rescue. nobody has ever lived underground this long and survived. 69 days these mine verse been trapped here in this -- these miners have been trappedder. >> this mine. the first one came up around midnight sobbing in the aims of his 7-year-old son. third one came up and asked about how was your half mile rescue and he said it was like a cruise. what they do they are taking the capsule and take 25 minutes to get down and 15 minutes to load a miner on and 15 minutes more up so it takes about an hour we are going about an hour to rescue each miner. t

it was in the northbound lanes of bel air between necker avenue and white marsh boulevard. according to work crews it was a combination of possibly a new water pipe that was put in about send months ago and storm drain that sort of combined with the water we had causing a perfect situation for a roadway collapse. they have made temporary repairs filling in with gravel and put steel plates over it and welded it and inspected it to make sure it was safe enough to drive on. they plan to make more repairs sunday. we will give you the information closer to that time as to the possible closure on sunday. right now good news, bel air road reopened in perry hall. no more traffic delays here. back to you. >> that is good. >> amazing how quickly they fixed that. 6:40, 60 degrees. much more ahead. eaks to send jo. eaks to send jo. i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve t

starting to see some delays out of the northeast on 95 in the white marsh area. this is delaney valley. we are searching for the overturned the vehicle. more information is coming. this is the west side. the outer loop accident is taking up the left lane. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> looking at our top stories. a man went on a shooting spree in florida. a relative said clifford miller shot himself in his driveway after police say he shot six others, one fatally. friends say miller killed his father and targeted man who had picked on him in the past. miller's fella said he suffered from schizophrenia. the trapped miners could be freed in days. they took to the streets and demanded wages that had not been paid. more than 260 people have been out of work. the miners could be out before october 15. the engineer said eight crew was not take any unnecessary risk to free the miners. >> toyota has more than 5 million vehicles since the original recall was announced. sticking gas pedals, problematic floor mats, and brake system updates. those we the main prob

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the right lanes. it is still inching along past white marsh towards the 895 split.the intersection due to a multi-vehicle crash. john collins joins us for a look at the forecast. this's and 50's for lows morning. 52 at b.w.i. marshall. humidity is up and barometer is rising. our storm system is finally pulling away. the lack of rain in today's forecast, breezy and milder. >> we will have another update at 8:55. [ male announcer ] itchy dry scalp? get selsun blue for itchy dry scalp. strong itch-fighters target scalp itch while 5 moisturizers leave hair healthy. selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't 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 in the toughest of times, martin o'malley 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 child

north 101, at this point not worth making the detour for that heavy traffic from marsh to woodside. 19inutes the drive time from 237 up to 92 versus the 20 minute ride on to 80. ace train number one now reporting 8 minute delays. other mass transit systems so far look good. you can always get the latest traffic information and personalized drive times by going to our website abc7news.com the place to go and you'll find it under the bay area traffic link. jenelle, kristen. >> thank you so much for all the info. time now 5:19. >> the secret peace talks reportedly underway in afghanistan. >> also a wall of toxic sludge. the government tries to clean up an ecological catastrophic. >> a lion tamer forced to fight for his life. [ whitman ] they say california can't be governed anymore. i say baloney. this state belongs to all of us. we just have to decide we want to change. i know government isn't a business and it shouldn't be, but the same values of accountability and focus that make california businesses among the best in the world could do a lot to fix sacramento. i'm on a mission to cre

things looking good in the white marsh area. live drive time, we're up to speed as well. four minutes on i-95. looking good. we'll give you a live look outside at 795. both directions moving just fine despied speed sken sore -- scensors showing a little traffic. back to you. >> a major drug bust in baltimore county southbounding dubbed the largest in the county. >> the marijuana found had a street value of $35 million. baltimore county police head quarters with details. >> nationals a lot of pot. police got a call about a funny smell coming from inside a warehouse in east point. what they found inside led them to arrest three suspects. >> what you are looking at are actually heat lamps connected to venting tubes. they were mounted over the top of the plants. >> nearly 500 marijuana plants, 640 pounds of processed pot, $12,000 in cash, and an elaborate two-story grow operation. that's what baltimore county police found inside a warehouse on canton drive monday night. >> i've been here 28 years and nothing like that has ever happened before. >> police arrested joseph guadag

things are heavy in the white marsh area. delays in place from approaching 795 towards edmondson. >> at least the weather has improved a little bit from yesterday. we have a little bit of drizzle and a few scattered rain showers. not steady light on monday. upper 40's and 50's. we will add 10 or 12 degrees this afternoon at best. it will be a chilly day, with upper 50's and low 60s. the to% or 4% chance for rain shower. -- 30% or 40% chance for a rain shower. sunshine and some of yours and the 70's on saturday and sunday. >> check the bottom of your screen for updated news and traffic information. back at 8:25 with another live update. >>> 8:00 now on this tuesday morning, october 10, 2010. we have made our way outside on a rather brisk morning here, it's right around 55 degrees. i'm meredith viera with matt lauer and al roker. the reviews for both books are out "today." >> what happens in the household if one sells much more than the other. >> they each say they want the other one's book to do better than theirs. such liars.

the tunnel. a rough ride into san francisco right now east bay. in menlow park, marshoad, northbound 101 injury crash accident car versus motorcycle, kcbs airborne was just over the scene traffic westbound marsh road closed at 101 continuing to watch that. the mainline to the freeway along the peninsula, actually look okay south bay we are still seeing top speeds out of downtown san jose a live look 280, starting to see more volume but so far so good into cupertino. tracy says we have a wild forecast. >> wild forecast, a lot of elements today, last week we started off with record breaking temperatures, today, unseasonably cool liver more typically lower 80s this time of year. upper 70s san jose, 75 santa rosa, 72 san francisco. today, 13 degrees cooler than average liver more with a forecasted high of 70. 69 san jose. 72 santa rosa, and 63, san francisco. unseasonably cool, clouds expected maybe a shower, we will look at your forecast and seven-day forecast coming up. >>> all right thank you time now 6:37 a.m. november general election is less than a month away today e

the beltway. we have 95 southbound between white marsh and the beltway. looking at cameras west out of the beltway quiet at liberty road. both the inner and outer loops running incident free. looking at maps, we have that serious crash we are dealing with. 95 southbound after i-195 in the southwest corner involving an overturned vehicle and reports are that it's backed up to i- 195 with the left lane open. medivac is on the scene. also reports of a vehicle fire up near reisterstown highway 30 at mount gill quad road. >>> 5:23. she was audiences for years at concerts and with her albums. >> now the woos have turned to awes. this morning celine deon has a new addition to the family. >>> also ahead this morning, she is added controversy to her videos and wild outfits and katy perry added a new chapter to her life. it's fall. so you know what to do, right? break the rake! fall is the best time to feed your lawn. and leaves are good food. rich, organic nutrition. so mulch those leaves right in. then use scotts winterguard. it provides a fall feeding while help

the roads here's kim brown. >> reporter: thanks. a friday morning commute is looking good pretty early. you will find some congestion 95 southbound between white marsh boulevard approaching the 695, 895 split and at the beltway on the west side at liberty road, traffic is starting to become moderate but as you see everybody is moving pretty well southbound 795 a little slow as well from owens mills boulevard towards the beltway. as we look at our maps, we have in just a couple incidents to let you know about, some police activity getting attention from drivers on the southbound lanes of the harrisburg expressway. that's between belfast and shawan no word of lane blockages. a broken water main up there making repairs and baltimore city broken water main and partial road collapse has argone drive closed between loch raven and the alameda. drivers are encouraged to avoid that area. linda, back to you. >> thanks, kim. >>> it's birthday time. a very happy belated birthday to joshua harris from the baltimore area who turned 6 yesterday. and celebrating tomorrow from essex who turns 9 years old e plays for the great charles matchies. if you want your birth

expect the back of to extend just pass marsh road. ward san francisco. san mateo bridge good option rain now know whano problems. te commute direction no back up at the toll plaza. the golden gate bridges and is easy ride no problems on 1 01 south bound traffic getting along just fine not a lot of companies out there. novato towards the city limits 23 minutes right now. highway 37 to the east bay is a short a minute trip. south bay traffic you can see getting along fine in that southbound direction headlights a bit more company in the commute direction. drive times 14 minutes from downtown san jose approaching said clara. 5:46 a.m. let's get a official word with erica. >> oakland temperatures in the '50s. the afternoon we will not escape the '60s. '70s by 8:00 hour raindrops this morning to systems one to the north by someone to this out the bus wrapping around our area. we will see the chance of showers through the debris now however is in their northern that are getting some drops. downpours on clear lake area. santa rosa some really

there is a restoration' of the marshes which is important. there is the study of t the ecosystem which is so important the epa, i can assure you, my role in making sure the epa does its job on the hypoxia is there. the need for us to redouble our efforts there is highlighted by this tragedy. of cours we do itealizing that everyone is pulling out of recession. ielieve there are some states who have shown leadership in the watershed already. the epa will hold everyone to a level playing field with respect to the release of nitrogen and phosphorous. >> do you anticipate we would get to the on point of tmdl, total maximum data loaded? >> the chesapeake bay example is what happens when we say four years that this is a worthy and important thing, healing the bay or healing of the gulf, but there has been any need to bring to bear the clean water act. the clean water act gives us some tools, not all tools, with dealing with runoff pollution, the pollution comes from our lawns, our farms, our animals, feeding operations are all what causes the kind of

the west side outer loop, 7 minutes from 795 towards 70. and 95 southbound traffic starting to build slightly. a four minute trip from white marsh towards the beltway and 895 no problems from the split to 295 and check the cameras, traffic is picking up some. a little speeds will be down just slightly on the outer loop. inner loop lanes look good from the baltimore national pike making are way up towards the 83. megan, back to you. >> thanks. >>> it's three minutes after 6. beautiful cobbled streets of fells point are pretty wet this morning. neighborhood saw flooding and street closures yesterday after all the wild weather we saw. abc2 news linda so is live in fells point with what's going on this morning. linda? >> reporter: well, everyone was worried about high tide. fear is it would push more water up into streets and flood homes and businesses. but i have good news this morning. this is wolf and thames street. water has pretty much subsided. road is clear about two hours ago, though, the water was a lot higher. almost up to the cones and that's why they had the street closed, but, again, the water receded and it is receding

the roadway is passable. getting word that bel air road at necker avenue between necker avenue and white marsh boulevard has been reopened. sherrie will give us the confirmation. and traffic starting to slow here on the outer loop at hartford road. delays persist to delanny valley road. slow going between liberty down towards baltimore national pike. one serious crash involving injuries and howard county at route 32 and frederick road. you could see lane closures there and we have intersection clough closed because of flooding and we will get to those. now back to to you. >>> 6:49. the bel air road was shut down for most of the night while crews worked to fakes sink hole. let's go to sherrie johnson to see if she has good news for the commuteers this morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. we sure do have some good news. road has reopened. take a look behind me here. the road was closed for much of the night because of a large hole. now that hole was reported about 9:00 last night after a pipe burst and water caused the erosion. crews worked around the clock to repair that hole and police closed bel ai

a traffic light out because there's a pole knocked out. 13 miles per hour on average from the area of white marsh all the way down toward the 895 split. 8 miles per hour on the northeast outer loop. inner loop delays over toward 95. on the west side, 15 miles per hour on average through that stretch, top to bottom. and southbound 795 backed up from owings mills down to the beltway. another accident just coming in to us at hawkins point. let's give you a quick live look outside and show you that things are very congested on the west side. the rain certainly not helping matters this morning. give yourself plenty of extra time. let's switch over to a leave view on the harrisburg expressway at warren road. this is the pace of things, again, all the way down to the beltway. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. tony, over to you. >> good morning, everyone. obviously the rain is the problem this morning. give yourself a few extra minutes if you can. it's not heavy rain, but enough to slow things down. the heavier stuff, if you want to call it that, is across portions of carroll and frederick counties

not only did it solidify and saddle, but when the ground slopes, and actually flows and moves latterly. some areas of mission creek and sullivan's marsh, that was on the order of 15 feet. it was significant. everything you see south of market was built after the 1906 earthquake. the longer the time between the 1906 earthquake and the time of construction, the more likely people forgot about all the damage that occurred in 1906. so they were not as sensitive and perhaps cautious as they should be. many of these buildings that we see south of market, while they appear to be in excellent shape and are performing well, have not been either seismically strengthened or had at the subsurface conditions improved, so they are waiting. there could be significant damage during the next major earthquake. >> that reminds me of one of the central questions i wanted to ask you. which is this example relief focuses on the point. that is, what would you recommend for someone who is considering purchasing a building in the way of a consultation with geotechnical engineers such as yourself, just to get a little heads up on what they might be facing in t

white marsh towards the beltway. no problems on harford tunnel freeway. we signed traffic seems to move well at liberty road. megan and jammy, back to you. >> it's 5:00. >>> shod she is going from city council to needing legal counsel. helen holton will be in court on campaign finance violation charges. this is last chapter of the corruption scandal that ousted sheila dixon out of office. prosecutears says helen holt op asked two developers to pay for a political poll and alleged it was a favor exchange for holton's help to get tax breaks. holton is accused of asking developer ronald lipscomb dixon's ex-boyfriend and a bakery king to fund the poll during the reelection campaign. both lipscomb has pled guilt and if convicted helen holton would not have to leave office because it's misdemeanor. prosecutors are trying to get a more serious charge reinstated after the judge dismissed the case. trial will begin here at 9:00 and heard about judge sweeney who provide over former mayor dixon's trial. >>> one minute after five right now. an update on breaking news

there's a look at 70 west of the beltway and 95 just north of lake marsh boulevard. remember wjz13 is always on. >>> here's what people will be talking about this morning. the so-called sweetheart murder plot. a 16-year-old and her boy friend are facing attempted murder charges accused of trying to kill her parents. police say it all happened in her -- [indiscernible] in northwest dorchester county. arrests were made earlier this week. we're live with the rest of the story. good morning once again. >> reporter: good morning once again, don and good morning once again everyone. right now the two teens are sitting in jail unable to post bond. they plotted to girl the girl's parents. a hail of gunfire. the mother called 911. >> i heard it that night. heard the shots. >> reporter: police say 16-year- old william collins fired the gun amying for his girlfriend's family as they watched sunday night football. his 16-year-old girlfriend is also charged in the plot to kill her family so she and collins could be together. this morning her father says, quote, i'm standing by her

road so it will be closed in the northbound direction at necker avenue in the southbound direction at route 43 which is white marsh boulevard. this is near the old forge town homes. so this is above the beltway. the sink hole happened in the northbound lane near a storm pipe, i'm told, that burst. there was some sort of casing along the pipe and it caused a portion of it to cave in. what you are seeing is we had an excavator that is now trying to smooth out some gravel that is being poured into this hole. according to contractors, they will try to fill it with gravel and they have steel plates they will put over the northbound lanes make this passable for drivers until they can get back into this area some time on sunday and make more permanent repairs. on the other side of where the workers are you see the trees and a wooded area. right there on the ground is a little stream. i walked down there a while ago and you can see a lot of water and runoff. so it is believed that when that pipe broke that watery area is weakening it. they are working and doing probably i would say in the last 30 minutes we have seen mayb

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