i live 6 blocks away pr the marsh. i am also someone who loves valencia street, the neighborhood, and what makes me so passionate about it is the culture, the vitality of the neighborhood and a lot of that is from the marsh, and as was mentioned, the marsh also contributes a lot to the economy of the neighborhood and to smaoul businesses, they go to a cafe, they go to a restaurant, and i'm also someone who's been -- whose life has been impacted and changed by working at the marsh. i believe this project at 1050 valencia street would crush the marsh. i think it would be really hard for the marsh to survive the impact, the negative impact from the noise bleed and the lack of parking it would create and the bad vibe but that's kind of cosmic, i started performing as a [inaudible] performer, i've been doing this since the 80s and the first time i did a solo show was at the marsh in 1991 and the show was called memory tricks and it was a show about my mother who was a latino show girl and developed alzheimer's, the show -- i

>> i'm happy to hear all of the support for the marsh, i add myself to that list of commissioners, i happen to live in this neighborhood, i live about five blocks away, i take transit everywhere, i take transit to the commission with my board packet every week so i think it's workable to have a building with no parking. another issue i heard a lot about is affordable housing. i wish today we had 100% affordable housing but we don't, i think the best they can do is put their bmr's on site to encourage the diversity within one building. i also want to point out that there's no displacement of tenants and that's important, it is an opportunity to build residential without having to move anyone off-site. i am open to some ideas about physical changes but i'm not sure from -- well, on the affordable housing issues and the noise issues, the physical issues don't change that, the site is not in or don't alleviate those concerns, the site is not in the actual liberty hill historical district, so i'm sort of somewhere in the misleading -- middle around whether we should take dr to make design

i believe -- i'm the publicist from the marsh, from everything we have heard, we were unaware of everything that the architect just said. i know we would welcome that. our main concern is we cannot tolerate sound bleed and if you're in a highly dramatic moment and you hear something, the whole thing is spoiled, we're concerned about that and we're concerned about potential costs that we would do to our building as a result of the construction of theirs, they have money, they can exist without us but we may not be able to exist if we -- we're a non-profit, we survive the best we can, so we're very concerned about those two things so we're happy about sound issues and if they can be dealt with, that would be a huge help. >> we could as conditions of approval, we could ask them to do some kind of sound attenuation to a level that would be acceptable, however, in terms of what may be needed to do to your building as far as shoring or other things, that would be a dbi issue that would have to be taken up, there is an issue if a building is right beside another one, if it has impacts on a buildin

we're replacing, it's a different color now, it has different tenants in it now but this is it, the marsh co-existed with this for more than a decade. where the "party decks" are going to go, there was a fast food late parking lot back there and they survived that, for the historical neighborhood, it was inaugurated historical neighborhood with this on the corner so nothing's going to get worse than this. i have a few factual things to address, if we have time. the dr requester says the project's at least two storeys taller than anything on hill street, that's not true. there is a four storey building up on the corner, it's taller than anything in the neighborhood, that's not true, there's a five storey building across the street, there's a 7 storey building 300 feet away right on the edge of the liberty hill neighborhood, it's comparable to ours, they say the project is at least double the units of any building on hill street, that's not true. number 8 hill street right next door to the requesters property has 9 units, number 12 hill street on the other side of her property has 7 units,

i think one thing, speaking for the marsh is that we want to be assured of a liaison, someone we know we can always talk to that will always give us a schedule for the week that we have a regular check-in, i think our fears are they can say what they want at this moment but if we don't have an assigned liaison and that's a requirement of the project, and after the project is built, we'll need to continue to work as a liaison, there has to be a concrete liaison setup, not just call us whenever we want, we need to know who and we would like to have a weekly meeting during construction. >> one of the conditions, there would be a liaison that would be provided. >> that's important to us. >> and with the permission of the other commissioners, if we go 7 to 6 during the week and 7 to 1 on saturdays,. >> that would probably work for us except for special events. >> our call time is 5:30 during the week for 7:00 performances and then for regularly, it's 3:30 on saturdays. >> i think take what you got. you want to restate the motion >> okay, the motion is to approve the project working with st

inger good evening, commissioner, i initially came here to support the marsh because that's a theatre that has broukt me to the mission district and i'm very supportive of it and i wanted to make sure that it is sustained. from hearing the comments of the other people here and the neighbors, it's totally besides ruining culture, it's totally out of character with the neighborhood and i urge you very sincerely to deny it or at least do the discretionary review -- excuse me, my name is susan petro, i live in the outer mission. thank you, bye. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners, i live on liberty street and i have for almost 30 years, when i got there, valencia was like a boarded up al camino rial, i remember the first restaurant, the first whole food store that came along and suddenly there were lots and lots of people, people have been buying up buildings because they were less expensive, after that, there was a restaurant that was flowered and it's been a wonderful thing to experience, it's a really vibrant, diverse, wonderful place to live. i was listening to president clin

this is 95 in the white marsh area. this is 795. veloping delays down towards the beltway. >> when a difference a day makes. >> it will turn mostly sunny this afternoon. it is in the 50's right now. 40's tomorrow morning. nice when the bank on thursday and friday. findme new stores you'll at 11 news at 7:00 p.m. the latest on the apartment building fire that sent seven people to the hospital. >> another legal controversy and the latest traffic and weather updates on comcast channel 208, verizon fios 460, and 11-2. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> have a good one. >> talk like a pirate. i like to score my designer shoes and handbags early. so i shop at t.j.'s. i get my favorite brands without having to wait for them to go on sale someplace else. done! fashion direct from designers. savings direct to you. t.j.maxx.

another at pulaski highway as you travel in the white marsh region. harford county, watch for an accident on main street. 30 minutes on the outer loop west spot. 11 minutes on the outer loop northeast side. no problems on 95 southbound. 10 minutes travel time. here's a quick, live look at traffic. 95 at the fort mchenry. traffic is building but a nice start at the fort mchenry toll plaza. no problems at the harbor toll plaza. picking up in volume as you travel southbound down towards the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. chicagos teachers' union could put an end to the weeklong strike today with a contract vote. rahm emanuel said the strike is illegal. a hearing is scheduled tomorrow. community activist will hold a protest this afternoon in baltimore in support of chicago's teachers. cases of vandalism targeting virginia.in there were graffiti on the buildings. investigators believe the vandalism could be a backlash . a family in georgia must be a sound sleepers. a car slammed through their home and they did not hear a thin

with the step down on the side -- on the hill street side, that they will continue to work with the marsh on the other issues such as drainage, ventilation, light and sound attenuation. >> that sound good. we're encouraging them to work with staff as far as that step down issue, we're not saying they have to change it but if there's a way that that can be done, that would be nice but they're approved for the 12 units, 8-2's and 4-1's, i believe. >> on that motion, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> thank you, that motion passed unanimously. commissioners, you're now at general public comment. >> is there any general public comment? seeing none, the meeting is adjourned. but the anniversary of the great earthquake was remembered. >> i would like to ask for a minute of silence. >> let's have a moment of silence. >> they meet for the annual reflating ceremony. he was joined by winnie for an afternoon celebration. we are here to commemorate all that it signifies. at each anniversary the leaders meet

shipping up to be a nice start. 64 south on 95 from the white marsh area. over towards towson, 62 in the outer loop. the j.f.x. not bad at all. 11 minutes to get you through the north side stretch. on 895 south down to the harbor tunnel, nine minutes. here's a quick, live look at traffic. an update of 70 at 29. traffic looks great. no incidents to report. this is 795 and problem free traveling southbound down towards the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. good morning. >> we have some delays on the brunswick line. delays up to 15 minutes. we have brunswick 870 10 to 15 minutes late. check your schedules for marc trains. metro subway and light rail are looking good. monuments a at and patterson park. i am dave allen. here is ava marie. >> thank you. the nation celebrated fashions night out last night. i was at the towson town center test.red there was a const i was one of the judges. this is the person that won. she is in a beautiful teal dress. she was fabulous on the catwalk. she was amazin

it is a light ride through the white marsh area. st on traffic pulse 11. >> we have a few light showers up into pennsylvania. watch out for that. it is dry. 68 downtown. 53 at the airport. it should be a beautiful day for the kids heading to the bus stop. a high near 70 degrees. they may need a light jacket into the afternoon. details on the forecast. >> good morning. time will tell hallam point last night's w -- time will tell how important last night's win over the patriots was for the ravens. torrey smith found his brother had died in a motorcycle crash. he decided to play. flacco to torrey. ray rice finds a huge hole off left tackle. he had 150 yards. four minutes left. joe bides some time. plenty of time left. the defense gets the ball back. justin tucker for the game winner. three touchdown passes for joe flacco. >> i cannot imagine what he is going through. torrey smith plays like this all the time. for him to be able to play football the way he did tonight says a lot about who he is. we'll know he is a great guy and awesome t

we will have more details coming up. 95 looking good out of the northeast traveling down from the white marsh area. 61 towards 70. no problems out of the owings mills area. a problem at the bay bridge. the right lane is closed. 95 out of the fort mchenry is moving well and building in towards the tunnel. this is 295, showing building volume southbound down towards 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> art modell is in the hospital. he's being treated at johns hopkins hospital. no information about his current condition. he was seen last month at a ravens preseason practice. his wife died in 200011. >> a sheriff's deputy was killed in a crash in darlington. it happened on conowingo road this morning. they don't know the identity of the deputy involved. informationyou more as it becomes available. a police officer is recovering after injuries he received in a crash wednesday evening. his cruiser overturned in pasadena just before 9:00 p.m. he was treated for non-life- threatening injuries. the rainy weather may have played a role in the crash. funeral services will be held tomorrow for

the road. mike s that marsh road? >> the. 101 at marsh road. there you go on the right-hand side, this jam formed over the last five minutes. this is at university. this is about two and a half miles south of the incident. northbound side completely closed because of power lines that are record across highway 1 blocking both directions at one point. now you see a few cars heading south and they may have gotten on the freeway south of marsh but the southbound lanes should be reopening soon. show you what we are talking about. the full closure is an issue out of san carlos and redwood city and menlo park. palo alto northbound a big issue. that is where our camera was. your alternate, el ka me know or 280. look how clear that is right now. we get back to the live shot. i will read to you what is going on. they will not do somewhat a hard closure for the freeway because it sounds like pg&e will be pulling wires clear of the roadway. we will track this. we hear the southbound lanes are open and more traffic flowing northbound through palo alto. do no

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it happened on the redwood city border near the marsh road exit this morning. lines hang lower than power lines. and all of the lanes were open shortly after 11:00. >> there is former alameda county supervisor nada lockyear back in rehab. police say they found her under the under the influence of meth at a relative's house, she faces child endangerment charges for leaving drug pair kneel dwra in a room she was sharing with her 9-year-old son. her lawyer says she recognizes the error and reentered a drug program. and she is the estranged wife of bill lockyer. >> to politics. president barack obama is taking center stage in the final end of the democratic national convention to accept the party nomination for a second term. mark matthews is live from charlotte north carolina with more on mark, the culmination of the event in a very big night. >> this will be a big night for the president. a lot riding on it. we expect him to say that in november, jortz will face not just a choice between two candidates but two different paths for america. the goal? convince vote q

if you are using 95 from the white marsh area all the way into the city, you're looking at a 15-minute ride. 695, that's going to be in great shape, traveling the outer loop from 95 all the way up to 83, that stretch will take you 11 minutes. there are no concerns right now on the west side of the beltway. you're looking at

if you are heading out right now, 59 in the white marsh area is going to be -- 95 in the white marsh area is going to be nice and clear. 15 prints from -- 15 minutes from 695 to downtown. once you get downtown tunnels will be in great shape. no problems through the fort mchenry and harbor tunnel going to be very nice and clear. if you are using the harrisburg expressway as we check in and look live outside here in hunt valley at shawan road, nothing to get in are way as you travel towards 695 and once you get on the jfx no problems getting downtown. here's a live look at 695 in overlea a easy ride or outer loof to 83. that's a look at -- loop to 83. that's a look at your timesaver traffic. >>> a special meggs stay of execution hearing in pennsylvania today. terrance william is expected to be murder but the man says the convibes was tainted bylaws and misconduct. >>> now several top republicans including mitt romney asked a republican to drop out after about his comments about legit mate rape. >>> health officials in baltimore encourage people to make better lifestyle choices next week

the investigation continues. 95 is your alternate. 64 on southbound 95 from the white marsh area. lem free on the rest of the area roads. 61 on southbound 295 down towards 100. here's a quick, live look at traffic. the northwest corner of the beltway is problem free. more volume in the outer loop. 83 at ruxton road, looking good at the moment. no delays from the beltway all the way down. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the centers for disease control say 2012 is on track to be the worst year for west nile disease. >> officials will take some steps to keep the mosquito population in check. nadia ramdass has more details. >> good morning. state agriculture officials are stepping up their efforts to control the mosquito population by spraying those affected neighborhoods in the coming weeks. they are spraying here at milford mill. she had been paying close attention to her mosquito bites. there has been confirmed evidence of the west nile virus and she is thinking about her safety. >> it is kind of scary. i have six mosquito bites. i'm wondering, do i have it? it is very sc

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looking good out of the white marsh area. 57 miles per hour. the roads are wet. 61 on southbound 83. moving well on the west side. 60 past 70 down towards edmondson. major roadways checking out just fine. we start in greenspring. you can see the northwest corner of the beltway. you will need some extra time. take your time. do not rush. this is harford road. we will let you know once those delays start to develop. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the family of a baltimore city man is looking for answers after he dies following an encounter with a police. >> jennifer franciotti is live downtown with more on this. how did this happen? >> this unfolded on friday night. family members said he died on friday night after a confrontation with police. they claim he was on his way to his granddaughter's birthday party when officers assaulted him. a number of family members witnessed the event. there is a different story. they caught anderson in a drug deal. >> observed him put some type of narcotics in his mouth. they placed him under arrest fo

on the north side, 59 over towards the 83's. 65 on southbound 83. 64 on southbound 95 out of the white marsh area. problem free at the harbor tunnel. here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is 795 at mcdonough road. running smoothly. this is 295 and traffic is up to speed down towards the capital beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> we have some delays and cancellations on a train 403. delays on the penn line this morning because of signal issues because of last night's storm. camden and brunswick trains operating on schedule. we have delays and diversions on the 61 buses. a diversion at clark's lane. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. it was a rough night last night. big rain and heavy thunderstorms. here's the front that triggered all of it. wind has shifted to the north and northwest. there is some cloud cover and some rain showers trying to develop. a few sprinkles in southern maryland. you might see a passing sprinkle to start the day. most of that

monument street is closed near patterson park. 58 traveling down from the white marsh area. speech continued down towards the fort mchenry. south on the harrisburg expressway, 65 down to mount carmel. 11 minutes on the outer loop northeast side. 10 minutes to go south on 95 down towards 32. an update on 295 showing southbound traffic. 175 down to 32, things are just starting to build. north and southbound traffic in ellicott city looking great at this hour. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> today we pause to remember the nearly 3000 people who lost their lives 11 years ago. >> the nation's leaders will visit memorial sites. hallie jackson joins us live with that story. how was president obama marking this anniversary? >> president obama will start his day with a moment of silence after talking with his team to make sure what happened 11 years ago does not happen again. it has been one year since the sound of bells last echoed at ground zero. this year the nation has begin to mark the anniversary of september 11. leonnse secretary panetta visited shanksville, pennsylv

we have an accident in bel air. 62 on southbound 95 out of the white marsh area. 61 miles per hour. 66 on eastbound 70. we have the closures in the city at monument street for the sinkhole of repair. an update on 97 at new cut road. this is 83 at york road. so far not tracking any delays on the 83's. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the romney campaign will allow reporters to record fundraisers in private homes. >> mitt romney can be heard saying no half of americans think they are victims in title to government health. hallie jackson joins us. how was mitt romney responding to this? >> he called late last minute news conference last night in which he clarified his comments but did not apologize and ask for the full video to be released. >> good evening. i understand there's a video that has been on the internet. >> mitt romney went head-on about a video that was posted. >> they believed that their victims and the government has the responsibility to care for them. campaignent obama's manager pounced on the comments. romney said that is not the case. he d

here's a look at where there is on the peninsula, all lanes highway 101 closed at marsh road. good morning officer can you tell us what happened? >> good morning. around 9:15, it is under investigation we are not sure power lines were knocked across all lanes of the freeway affecting eight lines of -- it lanes of traffic causing everything to be at a standstill traffic directed northbound marsh southbound to woodside. >> looks like progress is being made while you started talking looks like the southbound lanes may be open is that right or is that the northbound? it looks like one direction is moving the other still backed up. >> yes, correct we have one direction open. we should have the other direction open momentarily. we are going to open all lanes. >> anybody injured? >> we don't have injuries at this time. we are trying to determine why the lines did come down on the was there a car windshield hit by in? >> i'm sorry, i don't have that information right now. i do know that a line did come across a vehicle there was no injuries as a result. >> that's good news. big back-up

edgewood got in to a fight with another woman over a parking shot outside the staples store at the avenue in white marsh friday night. aims got back in to her car, hit the woman, and pinned her against another car. that's not all. an innocent bystander became her second target. >> when she observed the second person who was trying to get a tag number, she drove at the victim striking her as well. >> reporter: now that person was able to give police enough information so they could arrest aims at her home on monday. linda so, abc2 news. >>> message this morning for parents and it is one that could save a life. in pasadena, firefighter says a 4 year old playing with a lighter in the closet set his home on fire. his dad saw the fire, grabbed the fire extinguisher and tried to put it out. the problem, the fire extinguisher was empty. the fire department wants parents of small children to do this. >> educate their children about the danger of lighters and matches and keep them out of the reach of children. store them in a place that is not in eye level or plain sight. >> the home is being repaired and the fa

here's a look at where there is on the peninsula, all lanes highway 101 closed at marsh road. good morning officer can you tell us what happened? >> good morning. around 9:15, it is under investigation we are not sure power lines were knocked across all lanes of the freeway affecting eight lines of -- it lanes of traffic causing everything to be at a standstill traffic directed northbound marsh southbound to woodside. >> looks like progress is being made while you started talking looks like the southbound lanes may be open is that right or is that the northbound? it looks like one direction is moving the other still backed up. >> yes, correct we have one direction open. we should have the other direction open momentarily. we are going to open all lanes. >> anybody injured? >> we don't have injuries at this time. we are trying to determine why the lines did come down on the was there a car windshield hit by in? >> i'm sorry, i don't have that information right now. i do know that a line did come across a vehicle there was no injuries as a result. >> that's good news. big back-up

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it happened at the avenue in white marsh. e driver is facing assault charges of not only punching the other woman, but pinning her with her car and assaulting another woman. and american muslim group is calling on the fbi to investigate vandalism at a mosque in harrisburg that contains graffiti reading "this is america." it is not clear if this is directed at muslims. this comes after intense anti- american protests. interest in the last 60 minutes or so, nato has decided to reduce its operations with afghan law enforcement because of an increased risk of insider? . >> in the race for the white house, mitt romney has modified his message. he is being more specific about the cuts he will make to reduce the deficit. we have tonight's commitment 2012 update. >> hi, stan, believing. mitt romney knows time is running out to turn the polls in places like florida, virginia, and wyatt. trailing in states he needs to win, mitt romney tries something new -- more specifics. >> i will pursue a 5% cut in non-security discretionary spending

if you are using 95 in the white marsh area, 15 minutes to travel from the beltway in to the city. as we check in and look at drive times, 695, that's delay free from parkville towards towson. if you are using the west side this morning, no problems to report whatsoever. it's going to take you 11 minutes from 795, down to 95. that's a look at your abc2 news time saver traffic. over to you. >>> charlie, you just had a baby, i'm sure you've heard this, infants should sleep on their backs. >> coming up at 5:00, new information on the ways your baby should sleep to keep them safe at night. >> free checking accounts could become a thing of the past. the fees that some will have to pay to keep the accounts open as well as active. >>> if you want your child to lose weight, cut out the sugar drinks, the study appeared in the new england journal of medicine and it increases the chances of children becoming obese. the average american gets more than 200 extra calories a day from the drinks. the american beverage association says sugar sweetened beverages are not responsible for the obesity

everything is normal in the white marsh area. looking at a 15-minute ride southbound from 695 all the way into the city. and as we check in and look live outside, here in parkville at the beltway, no problems to report from harford road up toward 83. megan and charley over to you. >>> for those of us that come into work early morning and that's everybody in this studio, it's as important as the air we breath. feels like your heartbeat, the morning cup of coffee. >> which jobs required the most coffee. they wanted it the most. we will have a list coming up in a few minutes. also this morning, linda so. >> reporter: yes, the hottest tickets in town. o's wild card and potential post season games and how scamers are taking advantage of excited fans and what you need to know so you don't get duped. p [ harry umlaut ] the five stages of muller. suspicion: it's yogurt, how good can it be? revision. "actually, this ain't bad"? surprise! "look at this cool corner thingy!" desolation. "it's gone." anticipation "hey! there's more in the frid

the purchase. so there you go. that's your tip. >> renee marsh reporting live for us this morning. great way to do that, keep it in the cart, see if you can get a deal. we'll check in with you at another time, but we always appreciate your reports. >>> also this morning, earlier this month we told you about a virginia woman who found an expensive raymar painting at a flea market. she was going to auction it off, the auction was supposed to take place tomorrow. however, the reporter did a little digging, found the masterpiece may have been stolen six decades ago from the baltimore museum of art. right now the fbi is investigating. the auction for the painting is now on hold. >>> a chance for you to get rid of your prescription drugs. they might be sitting around the house and you don't know what to do with them. tomorrow is national drug takeback day. so from 10:00 in the morning until 2:00 in the afternoon, you can drop off any unused prescription drugs. and by doing so, you can help prevent drug abuse and theft. if you'd like to find out information in your area, where they're goin

parking lot rage entered new levels here in white marsh friday night with two people ended up being struck by a vehicle. last friday night around 8:25 at the avenue in white marsh, the driver of an oldsmobile, a 35- year-old brandy ames of edgewood became irate. >> the driver of the oldsmobile became enraged when the driver of the book's second part at this but she was going to park at. >> the got into a physical fight. then things got really out of control. >> she pulled forward and struck the passenger of the volkswagen, pinning her against the vehicle. >> when ames saw a witness taking down information, she drove into that person, striking her as well. she is charged with assault and various traffic charges for fleeing the scene. people who witnessed the incident are outraged. >> out of control. very much of control. >> this is definitely one of those things we need to avoid. as grown adults and as kids as well, you know. to know that someone had to go through all of that over a parking spot. >> wbal-tv 11 news. >> and tonight, a baltimore city fire paramedic has been suspended with pay. sean white has been charged with two counts of se

for those of you headed out to the northeast corridor of 95. white marsh, route 43. traffic moving along. the roads will be slick. a look at 695, parkville, traffic picking up, no delays traveling towards tow son. >>> how far would you go to get the prized parking spot? an edgewood woman went too far in a parking rage accident that what happened in white marsh. linda so is live now. >> reporter: the woman got upset over a parking spot and took matters in to her hands and ended up in jail and faces charges of first and second degree assault and bail set at $1 million, brandy aims of har park caught got in fight with a woman over a parking spot outside the staples store friday night. aims got back in to her car, hit the woman, and pinned her against another car. that's not all. an inno accident bystander a became he second target. when aims saw the person tripe to get a tag number and take pictures, she drove in to the victim and hit her as well. shoppers can't believe it went that far. >> the farthest i would go is horn honking or yelling but i would keep going. >> i d

the foresail marsh team is victorious meanwhile reports of the overall race positions of the ship start coming in from near there is no wind in sight yet. listen for the information about the voyage for july twenty second monday lord nelson is knight thing class and twelfth overall. and the mir is second class and second overall the pelican of london is eighth sing class and eleventh overall. the ship's galley has its own race against time when it comes to feeding almost two hundred people four times a day speed is of the essence the cooks have to work almost around the clock so trace it's. your choice to make the first tasty during a race we normally cook food separately when you have a good health food would be burned to the other half would end up on the floor so taking in potions is much more convenient. on the second evening of the race that steam hardly has any work to do the wind is still quite weak changing the configuration of the sails is pointless to debt projects going takes time out to explain why people still like sailboats bush. this is the only place where you can feel t

edgewood got in to a fight with another woman over a parking spot outside the staples store at the avenue in white marsh. aims got back in to her car, hit the woman and pinned her against another car. that's not all, an innocent bystander became her second tart when aims saw the person trying to get a tag number and take pictures, she drove in to that victim and hit her as well. shoppers can't believe it went that far. >> the farthest i would go is horn how honking and yelling. people are crazy. >> reporter: the second victim was able to give police enough information so they could arrest aims at her home on monday. linda so, abc2 news. >>> sentencing for former penn state football coach, jerry sandusky set for october 9th. according to documents posted on the pennsylvania court's website. the sentencing is expected to take place after a hearing to determine if sandusky is a sexually violent predator. sandusky was convicted in june of 45 counts of sexually abusing young boys over a 15- year period. he faces more than 400 years in prison. >>> when you think of hoarders you think of cats or a bunch of gar