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that's on the north east side and the road closiers in towson from the electrical fire. let's look at the traffic control overall travel times on the interrer lupe. 54 miles per hour and 8 minutes to get through. and now, here's a live look at the beltway, we have cars out there and everything's moving at the posted speed. and this is brought to you by toyota. an important message for toyota owners, there's a lot of people wondering about the recalls. get the facts and information at toyota.com. >> and marty, thank you. >> and the ronster at the first mariner arena. >> well, you look fabulous. >> yes, the barnum & bailey's circus. >> we have todd here. how are you. >> i'm great. >> where are you from >> >> columbus, ohio. >> yeah, and the circus is in town. >> yes, the 139th edition. >> she's an old lady. >> yes. she is. >> i want to talk about these guys. let's come back live here. this is the chi chi har acrobatic group. come to see us and you'll see them 25 feet in the air and doing amazing routines on moving ships. how do they do this. the practice has to be unbeliev

one of those areas that's acted is towson university. we're talking thousands of students all over there. they pretty much had a day off. we talked to some of the student and for some, this day off is no water -- these water issues they've had has been a mixed blessing. it's a gorgeous day. temperatures in the 80s, no humidity, and folks are out enjoying the subject. it might as well be a saturday instead of a wednesday morning, when one should have been in class >>> now -- >> although they still had water in the early afternoon, towson university as well as other big water users in the area closed down for the day. other than tonight's big lacrosse game, all classes and other activities were closed. for some, not having water was a blessing. >> i am pretty happy, since i yes have a lab due today, and it's not finished. >> [ laughter ] >> so that's basically a whole other week for me to work on it, which is a plus for me >>> less than a mile from campus, crews worked to restore power to a pumping station. without power, the pressure in t

check this out, we're watching towson now. kim brown has been talking about slow rides, 83 will be a pinch in morning coming down from the hereford zone through hunt valley, cockeysville, very heavy rain. heading towards bel air. we'll talk about that next. >> as we look here at the jfx, you see delays, traffic pretty much stopped at northern parkway, but believe it or not these clear up as you make your way past cold spring lane. the right lane is flooded so it's closed. tack an extra 15, maybe 20 minutes to the commute as you travel down 83. >>> let's check the buses and trains with mark jones. >> the situation on the brunswick line, flooding, five to 15 minutes on the brunswick line of marc. 3 and 51 buses are 15 minutes late. number 16 bus dwerlt diverted at potee and patapsco due to high standing water and heavy volume on the 13 and 5. >>> let's go to china and see this. not much to show you. oh, here we go. this is a sandstorm that came in and hit northwestern china. people could walk through the barely visible streets,

. -- towson. we will have a live report in a moment. 11 minutes on the outer loop northeast. southbound 95 from the beltway looking good. here is a live look at harford road. everything is moving very well to and from i-95. coming toward us is our live traffic. some activity on the shoulder. -- is outer loop traffic. some activity on the shoulder. >> water pumps are once again running this morning. >> that is good news for thousands of residents who lost water yesterday. officials need your help to bring everybody's pressure back up to speed. jennifer franciotti has the details. >> that means do not run all of the water at the same time. they needed to conserve. power is restored just before sundown last night at the compensation. they're able to start putting water back in the system. a fire began underground taking out a utility pole. the result, low water pressure or no water at all for about 200,000 customers. if you have water this morning, they are still urging conservation. >> that will take away from water that needs to go to further places away from this pumping stat

in towson, you're going to see road closures. brook avenue at hillin road remains closed. onto stevenson lane. they have that ongoing utility repair up there. as we look at the beltway, hardly any volume, light to moderate on the northeast corner. looks good. more so on the west side. a lot of people headed towards 95. traffic still remains to move at speeds. megan and jamie back to you. >>> will you be able to make a pot of coffee or take a shower this morning? let's take a look at those of you affected here. here are the arrows. falls road, we're up on uh, we go to the top, all the way to sparks, south all the way down to lake avenue and then, harford road. that's a big square block, big chunk of area. abc2's linda sow is live to take a twist at your spigot this morning. anything coming out, linda? >> reporter: i just spoke with some people who work at the super fresh here. they don't know quite yet if the water's back on. it should be, but the pressure might not be as strong because the water tanks have to fill back up. things will completely return back to normal. in t

we're live in towson. abc 2 news. >>> a father's quick thinking and a baltimore city police officer being in the right place at the right time prevented a real tragedy. a registered sex offender named michael leroy thomas was arrested sunday after police say he tried to abduct a 15-year-old girl in west baltimore. the victim's father stopped the abduction and flagged down an officer who followed that suspect until he was arrested at his home. >> we just thank god again that the father had the presence of mind that the daughter was alert enough and that the officer was in the right place at the right time and did the right thing after wards and we got this guy off the streets. >> he has a record of assaults, some are sexual. >>> and abc 2 is working for you. if you want to know if a sek offender is living in your neighborhood log on to our website. you will find a link to the maryland sex offender registry. >> and that reminds us to tell you about today at 5:00. we're going to be joined by adam rosenberg, t

. >>> police are looking for more suspects in a home invasion robbery at towson university. police have already made two arrests after several men broke into a fraternity house on east briewrk schooburke street last e computers and mp3s. one man was doing homework when six men wearing bandanas stormed into the house. police are looking for troy taylor in connection to the case and they're going after four unidentified suspects. >>> a new poll shows the race for governor may be a close one. rasmussen reports shows governor martin o'malley three points ahead of former governor ehrlich with a 3 point margin of error, that makes it a dead heat. political analyst say this is shaping up a historic battle that could be one the closest and dirt yesterday of al dirtie. joel d smith is live where current governor is launching his campaign. >> reporter: this is the spot where current governor martin o'malley is going to relaunch his campaign. it starts with a special tour called moving maryland forward visiting three major cities, columbia, and glen burnie to name a few. this comes on

we're live in towson. abc 2 news. >>> the drifting vol tannic ash from an iceland eruption has eased enough to allow the trickle of flights to resume in a few parts of europe. only limited flights are being allowed to fly today. an international pilots' group remains that the ash remains a danger and the volcano is still erupting and stealing more of it. >>> and still today, we're going to be joined by adam rosenberg. he is the executive director of the baltimore child abuse center. we want you to tune in because he's going to talk about and help us understand why we seem to be hearing so much about abuse stories not only here in maryland but around the country and also how you can approach the subject with your kids. if you have questions send them here to our station. >> and all new this morning some pretty soiled family laundry aired on tv by baltimore county monique's brother. he says he molested the oscar winning actress and says he's sorry about it. he said the molestation started when she was 7 and

call the cochran firm for more information. >>> water is flowing in and out of towson reservoir., andrea fujii has the story. >> reporter: don, almost everyone has their water back on and they're asked to conserve. the water pressure may not be totally back to normal and the department of public works hopes they won't over use the water that they have. the pole fire knocked out the power to the reservoir and many businesses and schools closed. as of yesterday afternoon, bge restored the power and the waterflood again. the all schools will be back today. >>> and stay with wjz-13, maryland's news station. maryland's news station. and ,, it's definitely expensive having a growing family. and it's something that you think about. we try to be conscious of that and plan out our meals so that we can feed everyone on a budget. at giant, we know saving money is important. every time you shop with your card, you can enjoy thousands of real deal savings and weekly specials. like top round london broil, $1.99 a pound, and breyers ice cream, $1.99 each. this week only. it makes me feel good b

we're live now in towson. keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> all right, keith. >> several women are cut during a fight at a highlandtown bar. it happened early this morning at carlos o'charlie's in the 400 block of conkling street. five women stabbed and took themselves to the hospital. expected to be okay. no arrests made. >> a maryland lawmaker could very well soon undergo a state investigation. john rydell reports tonight. the campaign spending of senator currie is in question tonight. >> for 16 years, ulysses currie has had clout in the maryland senate. cherished the powerful tax committee. but election officials say said failed to account for how he spent $50,000 in campaign funds. so the elections board is asking the state prosecutor to investigate. state law forbids public official to say use campaign funds to pay for personal expenses. >> it is one of the biggest no, no you cannot use it for any sort of, you know, paying the mortgage, or those types of expenditures. that are outside, completely th

does towson? they've started the season off in the country. but they've lost. towson looking to make the ncaa tournament. >>> they believe they have been through the tough part. they were down and under. and now they're starting to figure out how to get back up on top. and that just makes for a great locker room. and great bus and plane rides. and good games. >>> started off with a nail biter to noil loila. now we're on the other side of it where we're getting the wins. that's how the ball bounces sometimes. >> reporter: so with a victory against penn state, the tigers clench the colonial regular season title and earn that home field advantage in the conference tournament. so a lot of anticipation growing here at the ravens' training complex here, that a get -- as they get ready to trade their first choice. denver went ahead and got tim tebow. let me tell you, i talked to ravens' vice president kevin burn. he says a lot of juniors in this draft. a surplus. some of the latter players may be just as good as some of the early picks. >> they're all good. or they wo

9 >> towson university students are on edge at this hour, after another robbery there on campus.ty students assaulted and robbed inside of their dorm room. this time, the robbery happened off campus and no one was hurt. but still, in each case, the victims were college students. and that has many of them tonight on edge. >> like the night after it happened, i was like i am locking my door. >> tommy is shook up about what happened at his fraternity house early tuesday morning. off east burke avenue. >> i will still shocked about it. you would not expect t this is a main road. not like a dark neighborhood. >> it was after midnight when tommy said one of three roommates called to say he was robbed right inside of their home. the roommate that didn't want to go on camera told police he was doing homework. when about six guys wearing red bandannas over the faces stormed into the house. >> the first guy had a revolver and second and third had knives. did not notice the rest. it is quick. told to stay in the kitchen, do not move. >> they took cash, computers and video game system before

classes were held at towson university for esophageal cancer. heartburn is nothing to ignore. it can be treatable. >> many people live with heartburn older wife and believe it is something to live with. it can cause cancer. >> we realized there is no national organization. we want to tell people heartburn can cause cancer. it made me angry. if we had known, maybe my husband would be alive today. >> teachers from as far away as new york helped with the event. >> many day care centers have become lenient when it comes to sending children home because of illness. there are guidelines. day cares are not required to follow them. nearly 60% of children with colds and diarrhea would be sent home even though the guidelines do not say so. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day -- do you think day care centers should follow stricter guidelines when it comes to sending children home with minor illnesses? e- mail your response to wbaltv.com. >> 5:37. a new therapy could have long term fact for some. >> a new study shows how it could be damaging to your muscles. >> if you t

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he says he will kick off his campaign for county executive next week with a rally in towson university. he represented the sixth district for 16 years. he joins fellow councilman. former international olympic committee president has died. he was being admitted for heart trouble. he served as president from 1980-2001. he was widely considered one of the most powerful sports figures in the world and was also the first hispanic to head the ioc. he was 89 years old. coming up, the vatican is speaking out about the sexual abuse scandal. will tell you what the pope is assuring victims as the cover the world. the world. >> pope benedict is speaking out saying that the catholic church will take action to confront the sex abuse scandals. the pope told the abused men that the church would do everything in its power to protect children and bring justice. however, no specifics on what measures will be considered. the skies over europe are opening up after a week of severe disruption caused by the ash from a volcano in iceland. the volcano, which is caused air traffic chaos, it is still erupting st

. >> let's start with one of our first places, towson garden. >> that's next thursday. and it is from 10:00 to 3:00 at courthouse square. a great way to kick off spring, grab lunch, buy plants, have seminars with gardeners and it's just a beautiful day in towson. >> that looks beautiful with the flowers and everything. another option is the eastern shore, the hyatt regency. >> that's right. get across the bay bridge and go into cambridge to the beautiful hyatt. they have the stillwater spa. they have girls getaway packages now with credits for food and spa treatments. >> i love this one. i got to tell you, i might be interested in checking this one out. look at that place. looks fabulous. >> it's gorgeous. and you can do lots of great outdoor thing. paddling, go to the blackwater wildlife refuge. >> i saw they had yoga, spa treatments. >> it's a great property. and great place to take your family, too. wonderful kids program. >> i don't know. i think this is calling my name. >> and the spa in st. michaels. lots there, but the five gables is beautiful. aveda spa, 20 room

. >>> more police, you'll see them on york road near towson university. this after a home invasion on east burke avenue in which three students were robbed. baltimore county police tell us it hand early tuesday morning. six armed men wearing red bandanas, stormed into the house. nobody was hurt but three laptops and a playstation were swiped. >>> a wisconsin man has been arrested and charged in connection with a violent attack in anne arundel county. 21-year-old jarvis lemonspan assaulted a woman at her home on norton way in arnold. he tried to sell her magazine subscriptions and then asked to use the bathroom and assaulted her. >>> former archbishop william borders died of colon cancer. he was 96 years of age. a public viewing will be held at 10:30 at the cathedral of mary art queen. . >>> new this morning: fewer people are dying in motorcycle accidents. a study says the sluggish economy may have resulted in less recreational driving. >>> by air, by sea: a desperate search off the louisiana coast right now. rescue crews are looking for missing workers fr

police say she paid a friend $9,000 to shoot her husband as he opened the towson gas station. five other people are also facing firs first-degree murder charges in his death. >>> as reports of a resurgence of swine flu in southeastern states make headlines, the maryland health department says another person has died from the virus. the victim is an adult from the baltimore area. this is maryland's 45th death related to the h1, n1 virus. the cdc is worried about a possible come back of the disease n maryland health officials are opening more than 150 vaccination clinics next week. >>> her disappearance has been a mystery for more than a month. now baltimore police are hoping that more feet on the ground will lead to more clues. joel d smith is live with more. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. we're live at carlie court in wood lawn where in a few hours there will be the chesapeake bay crews. trying to find any clues about the disappearance of 24 years old sahri reagan. she was last seen six weeks ago. we are talking about february 21st when she went to catonsville to meet som

. >>> police believe they have two of the four suspects in custody from the towson home invasion. one guy police are still looking for, that man there, troy traylor of susquehanna avenue. a tattoo of a star on the left side of his neck. police say he and three other men robbed a house last week taking three laptops and playstation. two other suspects, daniel schaefer and dylan fredricksen are already in custody. the identity of the fourth suspect hasn't been released. >>> in democracy 2000 tonight -- are you ready for the o'malley rally? baltimore city mayor stephanie rawlings-blake kicks off the official announcement. governor's plan to run for re-election, everyone is invited. it begins tomorrow morning, fells points at 11:15. for tickets go to abc2news.com and click on the story in our slide show. we have a link set up, if you need park passes and tickets. head to abc2news.com. >>> tonight, there is a workshop in baltimore county to help folks who are facing foreclosures. being hosted by congressman dutch ruppersberger, who wants to let people know about federal money that is a

and towson looking at heavy rain also. down to the south of the city. looking at decent rain in glen burnie. over to annapolis. and eastern shore, we have rain coming down. in chestertown. you are not out of the woods either. as we see the showers. because of this warm air pushed off to the east as the colder air moves in. strong storms back west of us. but that has pretty much dissipateed and we are left with heavy rain through the overnight. dropping temperatures. 61 in baltimore right now. 43 in oakland. we have 80s earlier today. and that's all gone as we see on the next day planner. showers ending by morning rush hour. showers off to east. clouds breaking 58. and at noon 60. i will have a detailed breakdown now for the opening day game forecast and the weekend outlook in a few minutes. >> thank you, vytas. >> five people were arrested last night in annapolis, after a month long investigation. officers executed a search and seizure warrant on broadneck road and arrested and charged all five suspects, and with crack, powder cocaine and pot. >> helmet

police say in -- four suspects in a home invasion in towson. they are still looking for troy traylor of susquehanna avenue. he has a tattoo of a star on the left side of his neck. investigators say he and three other men robbed a house on east burke avenue last week taking three laptops and playstation. two other suspects are already in custody and police haven't released the identity of the fourth suspect yet. >>> anne arundel county police are looking for a man who opened fire in the parking lot of this super fresh on ritchie highway in glen burnie. happened around 10:30 friday night. witnesses say they saw a man with a gun shoot a 19-year-old man, then jump into a four-door car. police say 19-year-old lewis edwards jr. is the suspect. police have an arrest warrant on fire for attempted first degree murder, assault and various handgun charges. if you know where he is call police right away. >>> time 6:04. it's often called the most important job. teaching our children and today we want to pass along where educators can get a lesson in job sea

she was reportedly shoveling road in the 1600 block of miami road in towson when the neighbor approached with his dog. the animal was on a leach and she didn't feel threatened so she approached the dog. that is when he bit her face. >> i did nothing provoking, it was a gingerly approach. just your typical, hi, puppy kind of thing and the dog just snapped. >> an animal control officer laibd the dolabeled the dog a ds animal after the initial investigation meaning it could have been put to sleep. the owner appealed and the decision was reversed. >>> a parent is arrested for sexually abusing a minor. he is facing charges including child abuse and assault. investigators say bartly who is also a pastor sodomized the young boy at least 6 times between december of 2009 and april of this year. the incidents all reportedly took place at his home in chester town. police are asking anyone with information about the case or any other incidents to give them a call at (410)778-0490. >>> many store owners in baltimore city are expressing their concern over a proposed beverage tax. withstanding room onl

the cars are zipping along as they make the approach toward towson. as for the west side no worries as we take a live look at liberty road. you will see the same situation, cars zipping along the inner and outer loop >>> millions in proposed cuts across the board have put the brakes on a new bus in baltimore. as the route continues to circle the city so do the questions about the service. jeff barns has more about free ride. >> it's a key service and a central service for anything. >> reporter: it's a free ride crisscrossing the streets of baltimore city of shutting tourists and locals to some the city's most popular destination. >>> it's a fast, convenient way of getting downtown without having to move your car. >> reporter: the buses have been operational since january and according to the city of department transportation, ridership is above expectation nearing 1600 passengers a day. >> we have been absolutely thrilled with the results we have had so far. >> but that enthusiasm is wearing thin. >> is it a great economic development tool for the cit

towson and columbia and district heights. what's your name. >> george. >> george, we thank you for coming down. >> i'm latrese. >> tell us about the athletes. >> it's a group of transplant recipients and they compete in athletic events and for the first time, we have 35 athletes going with us, they've received a received -- we have 100 going with us this summer. >> and that's great. >> and that's great. >> who there has had a transplant, can we see a show of hands? >>> who here had a transplant. wow, that's impressive. >> that's huge. >> thank you so much. and in more ways than one. >> and we have a donor family with us. >> thank you for coming down. and you're from where? >> arnold. >> anne arundel. thank you. >> donate life, maryland. >> give us your website. to find out more information,, go to the website, also, you can be a donor and go to the website. >> thank you so much. bless all of you. >> thank you for coming down. >> we have our guys here. tony, slots crabby, the coach, and joe. >> let me hear the magic words. it'

. >> reporter: barten felter will officially announce his candidacy in towson next week. reporting live from fullerton, i'm pat warren. back to you on tv hill. >> kent holt is the only republican candidate to announce his candidacy so far. >>> the leading female voice in the civil rights movement success remembered tonight. dorothy height has died at the age of 98. mary joins us now with more on a lifetime of accomplishments. mary? >> well, denise. her death impacts so many people, including people walking in her footsteps in the council of negro women. >> reporter: on the campus of morgan state university, i walked with two young women, deeply affected by the passing of dorothy height. latoya paul and lakeisha baron head up morgan's section of the national council of women. an organization dorothy height ran for 40 years. >> i felt that she really wanted to be president because she wanted sisterhood to do service. and be united. >> reporter: lakeisha said she had the privilege of meeting dorothy height on two occasions. including when the civil rights pioneer invited the

. >> reporter: and bartenfelder will be announcing his candidate officially in towson next week. reporting from fullerton, i'm pat warren. back to you on television hill. >> thank you, pat. republican ken holder is the only gop candidate to announce his candidacy so far. >>> police say michael may and another man forced themselves into a home. police have not identified the other suspect. >>> a murder suspect avoids the death penalty by admitting his role in the killing of a north carolina college student. denise is in the newsroom to explain the plea deal. >> reporter: 3-year-old mario atwater pled guilt to kidnapping and several exchanges in court. in exchange, he will get life behind bars. atwater and another man, lawrence lovett, are accused in the murder of eve carson. she was found dead with several gunshot wounds in march of 2008. atwater still faces state murder charges. the district attorney says the federal plea deal will not affect the state case, where atwater faces the death penalty. >>> atwater is scheduled to be sentenced in september. >>> one of the teens charged

we are showing you the professor at towson university.e teaches a class for male dancers. >> how many different performers are going to be a part of this? >> we have eight different male choreographers here. he is doing a solo piece and there's ensemble pieces that are being done. each one is very different. most of them are modern works, though. >> very interesting. we can't wait to see more throughout the morning. thank you for joining us. you can see the men's dance talking loud at the theater project on west preston street. it's tonight at 7:00. and for more information log on to foxbaltimore.com slarve/morn. >>> no raindrops dancing on our rooftops today. yesterday a couple of light showers move through, now looking at a dry scan across the area on the sky watch hd radar. we will be talking about more chances for showers that is for sure once we get past today. today looks to be dry. enjoy this one while it lasts. there's more moisture on the way. that's a frontal boundary, a warm front moving in our direction. as i said a dry one to

one in owing brown in columbia and one at catonsville family center and one at the towson facility and at the perry hall fa hall family facil. in the fall we will be offering it at more family centers y. in the summer go to our website at the y maryland.org to find more information on the expanded location. >> what is the age range that it indicators to. >> the age range is 5 -- >>> good morning, i have a question in reference to the price of the program. i think it's a great concept and i love your shoes by the way. and i also had a question about the timeframe and is there an age requirement. >> again the age, right now is 5 5-12 years old. the charge this is a part of our after school program at the four locations that i just mentioned. when we roll these out to the other locations in the fall, we will have a price at that time. but like all of our programs, we attempt to be as affordable as possible for the entire population. so you can rest assured that this will be a very affordable program as we take it outside of just our after school programs. >> kevin in baltimore is on the l

host: let us go to larry from towson, maryland, outside baltimore. democrat 9. caller: i think what the democrats really need to do is let the republicans go ahead and filibuster. to go on record about financial reform. it will show just how much they are the main culprit in whole situation -- the financial situation. they sat on our hands and did nothing for eight years, there was no oversight of any of our regulatory facilities in our government for that whole eight years of the bush administration causing our economy to go into a spiral. no oversight. the only oversight they did in the whole time they were there was oversight on the baseball players and make sure they were not using steroids which was a total waste of public funds for congress to get involved in baseball. host: that was larry from towson, maryland. reminded that twitter.com/cspan- wj. here is one message. some more of the names from "the washington post" step. olympia snowe had two main concerns, including a proposed $50 -- $50 billion fund to be used in liquidating distressed financial firms

we do have intermittented delays on the outer loop lanes making the push toward towson.ly it's going to be extra busy. that is due to a funeral procession for a police officer and that will end at [ telephone rings ] by 3:00! 15 more. need this in 10 minutes. [ machines ringing and whirring ] let's do this. multitasking runs on dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. with our new freshly baked bagel twists, available in cinnamon raisin and cheddar cheese. pair it with america's favorite coffee today. america runs on dunkin'. hurry in today and try our new cheddar cheese and cinnamon raisin bagel twists. tim says making cell phone use whiefg driving a secondary offense, give me a break. it's a secondary offense when you don't have your headlights when it's raining. >>> most baltimore city schools don't have air-conditioning in classrooms are not doing much to ensure that the working conditions of students and teachers is safe. when it's 70 degrees outdoors it's 90 degrees in my classroom. it's truly an injustice. >> get the cracker jacks ready and hot dogs and take me out to th

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. >>> police say four suspects broke into a home in towson and stole various items.r of susquehanna avenue. he has a tattoo of a star on the left side of his neck. call police if you see him. see you at 9:00 on "good morning maryland" at 9:00. ♪ >>> they're saying pam anderson last night, tangoing her heart out on "dancing with the stars." she almost got eliminated last week. but did she survive last night? also, nicole had another star turn last night.ive last night? unbelievable dancing. we're going to have all of the post-dance highlights and analysis coming up. we want to know, who do you think should go home tonight? >> i love the dance marathon toward the end. >>> good morning, america. i'm here with george and juju. i'm robin roberts. also this morning, two mothers. two child advocates. queen rania, of jordan is here. she's written a beautiful book about acceptance, friendship and lunch. >> the important things. >> a sandwich swap that can teach adults a thing or two. >> a thing sore two. >>> rosie o'donnell is here, to talk about auditory processing disorder.

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towson battel. sandy avery. pamela argo. richard allen. teresa alexander. >> thank you, all.ou, ladies and gentlemen, for being with us today. your presence means a locked on this 15th anniversary. -- means a lot on this 50th anniversary. admission to the museum is complementary provided five -- provided by our friends at cox to medications. but iran, secretary hippolyta llano -- secretary the awill hol on the media's role on terrorism. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> in a few moments, the chairman of the house ways and means commission will speak at the national press club. in our work, vice-president at -- vice-president biden on the weekend action that killed several top al qaeda leaders. later, richard holbrooke on afghanistan and pakistan. later, the proposed banking regulations bill from senator christopher dodd. >> a couple of live events to tell you about tomorrow morning. the senate judiciary committee holds an oversight hearing of the civil rights division of th

congregate, that is indeed the case from harford toward perring parkway and eventually up toward the towson3, though, looking much better. we haven't had any complaints there this morning. that continues to be the case, pleasant drive on the southbound lanes, and even the northbound stretch. thank you, candace. >>> is your mom's baltimore best. in 100 words or less, tell us why your mother is baltimore's best and she could win a trip courtesy of southwest airlines. mail your entry to baltimore's best mom at 2000, west 41st street, baltimore 21211. if your entry wins, your mother could win a trip >>> new this morning, city police are investigating after a one man is shot and killed, another stabbed in west baltimore. officers were called to the 1700 block of north fulton avenue just before 11:00 last night. when they arrived on the the scene, they found one man shot in the west chest and arm. the second victim was suffering from a stab wound. both were taken to shock trauma where one of the victims was later pronounced dead. there's no word on the suspect. >>> funeral services for baltimore'

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we have the stop and go delays and this persists toward towson.low go and that is the same deal o entire top end stretch from 95 toward 83. we're indeed looking at a delay there, so 15 minutes traveling at 14 miles per hour. it does improve moving from 83 up toward 795, 9 minutes, 55 miles per hour. at 45 miles per our so we do have congestion from 795 down toward 95, a 14-minute drive. that is a look at your morning travels, patrice, back over to you. >>> more than a dozen suspected gang members accused of dealing heroin and fueling violence in the city are behind bars this morning. some of those gang members are linked to a program that got thousands of dollars in grant city mon. >> reporter:money. >> reporter: good morning patrice, federal prosecutors have charged 13 people. todd duncan known as donny is accused of leading the gang's operations in the baltimore area. also arrested donald scott, aka piper. federal investigators say these two men worked for the non-profit group in west baltimore called communities organized to improve life or coi