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it will remain clear from parkville up to towson.here is what the west side looks like at liberty, 7 minute ride on the outer loop, 795 down to 70. that's a look at your time saver traffic. . a day we will never forget, event changed after a series of explosions the boston marathon coming up, a group of local runners say the day was a blur as our coverage of boston continues. >>> 500,000, that's approximately how many people lined the marathon route each year. 25,000, how many are up in the race. usually -- how many run in the race. it's being shadowed by a deadly attack. the striders sent a numb of runners to the marathon. the group crossed the finish line before the explosions took place, luckily no up with in the group was injured but all heavily rattled. the runners spoke with us via skype from the hotel room. those runners plan to fly back today and tomorrow, they will be in boston for the medals handed out there. aaron was rooting for her mom when the explosions took place. the teacher from trinity episcopal is in the icu of a

accident in towson on york road. northbound 295 at powder mill road, we still have the right lane closed. a disabled vehicle on eastbound 50 is now gone. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> 6:22. the nba playoffs start in just a few days. here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. .> good morning the orioles and tampa bay kickoff day nine-game homestand tonight at camden yards. expect more of a police presence. soxrays played the red yesterday at fenway park. inery player wore number 42 honor of jackie robinson. the game was won by the red sox. home run in the second inning. ninth inning. a shot to left field. jackie bradley cannot make the play. that ties the game at 2. bottom of the ninth inning. mike napali. he beats the throw. 3-2, the red sox win. about 40 minutes later, two boms went off-- two bombs at the finish line of the boston marathon. to meet the00 fans players and get autographs. a big stretch for the orioles. adam jones spent the time with 100 kids. they went to watch the j

for "outfront," david mattingly, towson, maryland. >>> still to come, tourists are kidnapped, robbedazil and an american is involved. >>> a controversial op-ed says women should spend their time in college looking for a husband. sexist? smart? the woman behind the article is "outfront." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] nothing gets you going quite like the power of quaker oats. today is going to be epic. quaker up. from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, please? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ garth ] boris' small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase every day. great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. read back the chicken's testimony, please. "buk, buk, bukka!" [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase every day. told you i'd get half. what's in your wallet? told you i'd get half. to try on these amazing depend silhouette briefs. oh, it's cheryl burke! who's t

in the meantime, a towson teacher is seriously wounded in the bombings. erica branock was there to cheer on her mom, who was running in the marathon. details of the story are still coming in at 5:30, on wjz eyewitness news. >>> stay with wjz on air and online for complete coverage of the explosion at the boston marathon. for the latest developments any time, log onto cbsbaltimore.com. be sure to watch the cbs evening news at 7:00. scott pelley will be live in boston, with updates on the attacks. >>> and this just in, the baltimore city department of transportation suspends speed and red light cameras. problems have surfaced, as it transitioned to a new vendor, including clerical mistakes, involving payment options on citations and the posted speed limit. officials call the mistakes unacceptable and say cameras will be suspended until the problems are fixed. well, bail is set at $250,000 for the man charged in the death of a long-time city employee, hit and killed just a week ago. wjz is live at camden yards. rochelle ritchie has more on the charges and ho

erica teaches at trinity in towson. the school said please pray for erica and her family. >> we go to harford county. detectives cost school children-- several trips were canceled that were to go to washington, d.c., aberdeen proving ground and new york city. >>> two bomb scares today in carroll county turned out to be fakes. the first one was called in about 8:30. the buildings were closed for the day. >>> a student was charged with calling in a fake bomb threat to west middle school. students were evacuated around 11 but returned to class when they found the call was a hoax. >>> it's tough to watch the pictures of the above the bomb -- boston marathon. we have more on how to talk to our children about these tragic events. >> the experts said there are times you just have to turn off the tv. that's what they say when this comes to the -- when it comes to the images. you see it again and again. one hour of tv, video of the bomb blast seen dozens of times. if this is hard for adults to process, the horror leaves them ful

that outer loop is nice and clear from parkville up to towson.83 at shawan road, no problems whatsoever. you are looking at a 21 minute ride from the maryland pennsylvania state line to the beltway. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you megan. >>> so basically, it's monday. it's tax day and it's not the prettiest day out will is what you are telling me in the studio. why not enjoy it, eat a little bit. that's where keith comes in from smoky bones. you are doing something really clever. tell us what's going on today at your restaurant. >> today, if you mention ouroffer after 7 you can come in and get an order of our cheese cake bites. >> what is a cheese cake bite. >> basically a deep fried cheese cake nugget with a raspberry sauce. they are incredible. sounds simple but they are incredible. why not do it today and give people a break from the stress of tax day. most people should get a refund this year. so we won't take any of that. at least for the cheesy bites. >> all you have to do is come in and say cheesy refund and y

you see the towson town festival looks to be outstanding and we'll be right back.ck around. >>> a man working to get on the plane is speaking up. the pilot wouldn't let him on the plane. would you feel intimidated by what he did? let us know at 11. >> even if you're having a bad day, all you need a ride on the elkton bridge to see this guy. >> here you go overnight misty with a stray shower, a little fog in the morning. tomorrow we start this break the sun back out later in the day. >> we will take it and we will see you tonight at 11. don't forget "dancing with the stars" at 9:00. çeçeçeçe tonight, terror trail. investigators link the suspect the boston bomber to overseas militants. did these known terrorists inspire that older brother? >>> speaking out. the abc news exclusive interview with the nba player who stirred the nation by going public, saying he's gay. >>> caffeine craze. everything from chewing gum to popcorn, packed with caffeine. how much is safe for children? >>> and amanda knox, the american college student, accused of murder, speaking out. the deva

temperaturewise, we are above average, 54 degrees, towson, cockeysville 54.gh temperature coming in around 62 degrees. now a check of the traffic. >>> we have trouble arundel, a crash in pasadena, mountain road, route 100. traveling in howard county, interstate uúkñ70. eastbound lanes picking up, columbia pike. 46 miles per hour. build valium. speaking of the beltway, a lot of fog here at route 40. use the low beams as it is limiting visibility out there. expect delays now on the outer loop, taking you 23 minute to travel down to 95. no problems on the beltway, on the east side, traveling the outer loop, taking 12 minutes to get from 95, up to 83. no concerns now on 95, white marsh. 8 minutes from the harbor through the fort mc henry toll plaza. >>> professional athlete but you may have not heard his name before yesterday. jason collins is dominating the news for stating i'm 34 years old, mba center, black and gay. sherrie johnson joins us with how the world is reacting to the first professional athlete to come out of the closet. he is receiving a outpouring

she was a teacher in towson, now in icu this morning. the one you see on the right. family friends reports by facebook that she is expected to be taken off of a today and foot. her sister is in the hospital with a broken leg and her brother-in-law is being treated for a series of cuts and bruises. >>> attack shows no matter how often you are prepared, every city remains vulnerable. baltimore is on high alert with beefed up patrols. for a lengthy home stretch and security is prepared to responds. >> reporter: orioles will host the rays starting tonight for a 9 game home stretch here at camden yards. police will be beefing up security, not only here around the ballpark, throughout the city in the parking lot and light rail. the police commissioner ordered more officers at critical sites around the city including at the ball game, expect to see more security at transportation locations including penn station and light rail, there has been no specific credible threat here in the city , the security awareness level for all of baltimore is elevated. >>> the game against ta

a teacher at trinity's church in towson. currently in icu this morning. she is the one you see on the right. a friend reports she will be removed from a vent later today and have surgery to repair her foot. mom is said to be doing okay and the sister is also in the hospital with broken leg. her brother-in-law is being treated for various cuts and bruises. our team coverage continues. the o. s are starting a lengthy home stand. i'm sure security is going to be affected just as many fans at the ballpark. >> the orioles are working with police, the maryland state authority as well as the major league to boost security. not only here, in surrounding areas like the parking lot and light rail. orioles will be hosting a series with rays that starts tonight. rays were at boston yesterday playing the red sox, hours before the explosion at the marathon. the game here at camden yards starts at 7:05, we have advice on what to do if something were to happen. be prepared. before a large event, coordinate with family and friends. also scout out a place to find cover. fo

head towards thursday and friday, look at the 70s, towards the weekend, still plenty of sunshine, towson town festival looks good. enjoy it. now a check of the traffic with loren. >>> that rape that rain leading to a slick commute. a crash southbound, 175, moved to the shoulder. if you are on twitter, follow the handle maryland traffic, for the latest alert sent to you feed. traveling downtown, jfx, in great shape. southbound lanes 53 miles per hour ruxton road. 55 miles per hour, southbound, through the fort mc henry tunnel. speeds dropped to 39 miles per hour, on the outer loop at the beltway, route 40. a live look in the area, expect delays traveling from 795, down to 95, that stretch will take you 134eu7bs. the inner loop clear as you make the push up to 795. as we head up to hunt valley, a live look at the harrisburg expressway, no delays from the maryland, pennsylvania state line, all the way to the beltway. that's a look at your time saver traffic. >>> hot and sexy, two words to describe routines you saw last night of dancing with the stars. >> each dance had to be a latin scene d

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in towson west road at york road there is a crash. new one in rosedale eastbound route 40 at rossville. there are the speeds on the beltway. top side running close to full speed. west side down to 34 on the outer loop. 19 minute drive time on the outer loop between 1735 and 95. 95 slow between white marsh and the tunnel in the upper 30s and low 40s there. there are the speeds around the major roadways. there is 95, slow going from white marsh down to the tunnel. the accident on 95. the accident at 895 is not helping things. that is a look at the accident slowing things down all morning. this traffic report is brought to you by jiffy lube. back to you. >> thank you. >>> three people are confirmed dead this morning. nearly 150 are hurt after a series of bombs exploded at the boston marathon. back here, law enforcement is stepping up its presence all over the state. wjz and mike schuh are live with all the details. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. good morning, everyone. they are planning for protection but there i

here's the shot in towson today a blend of sunshine. at times it goes over to overcast. we have the sunshine yod in the harbor. 72 degrees at bwi. southeasterly wind at 10. the bay water temperature at 60 degrees. it's cooler along the bay front around annapolis and pasadena, temperatures that are well into the 60s. 72 here. 74 in hagerstown. down to the south into the 70s. the exception is ocean city made it only to 59 degrees. that's because of an easterly wind coming in off the ocean. 67. annapolis at 67. 75 in the city in wood bine. there's the clouds from early on. there's a lean of clouds out to the west. there have been storms. that is of concern late tonight. could be a shower north and west of the city. you know what? we're going to stay into the 60s for tonight. this is an abnormally mild night. clouds will dom name of the 60 goes to 62. there could be a passing shower. we'll try to get up to 70. here's maryland's most powerful radar. we don't see thunderstorms right now but out to the with the we go, severe thunderstorm watches over western pennsylvania. you n

. >>> another fatal accident on charles street in towson. we'll have details. >>> meteorologist chelsea ingram is updating our first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, scoish . >>> it is partly sunny. 72 degrees in central maryland. the complete forecast is coming up. virginia tech marks the sixth anniversary of the deadly shooting that left dozens dead. today is the day of the school's annual remembrance. sites of reflection placed around the campus. cadets started the day by doing 32 pushups for each victim of the massacre. in 2007, senior sung we -- seung-hui cho went on a shooting spree. >>> a government task force is out, with recommendations, regarding the use of prevent tive medicines to lower the risk of breast cancer. ines ferre introduces us to one woman who took the drug tamoxifen. >> reporter: breast cancer runs in nadine bladda's family. shortly after doctors removed an abnormal lump in her breast nine years ago, she went on the drug tamoxifen, a drug that reduces chances by 50%. >> i felt like i wasn't doing every

. >> reporter: a competitive runner since her teens and a track team captain at towson university. but memories of her first boston marathon, now tarnished by the terror attack. >> i felt very nauseous. because i was just thinking, oh, my god. that could have been me. i could have been there. i could have been one of the people either injured or helping other people. and every time i see on the news, it just brings back those memories just, right there at the finish line, that i was there. >> reporter: in fact, megan left the area, just minutes earlier. when she and a friend heard the blast. >> we had to say goodbye. i had to get my flight. looked down the road, saw the smoke, heard the explosions. then saw it again. at first, we were like, oh, it's a celebration. but we noticed when the second one went off, something is not right. >> we got out as quickly as we could. >> reporter: he took these pictures of the actual blast area, after he crossed the finish line, just about an hour before the attack. >> the moment that stuck out for me was a teenage girl, maybe college aged, came r

remaining clear as you make the push from parkville up to towson.ding up to hunt valley, a live look at the harrisburg expressway. 21 minute ride, traveling from the maryland, pennsylvania state line down to the beltway. that's a look at your time saver traffic, charlie, over to you. >>> the health alert, a supplement could cut your risk of death following a heart attack. research finds adding ll karen teen could help. it is found in red meat. it's widely sold as nutritional supplement, claimed to improve energy, weight loss and athletic performance. researchers say ikoel carotene an improvement for cardiac health in patients who have had a heart attack. >>> chances are your children will feel dizzy if you do. it maybe ge net ig. researchers hope to pinpoint the gene. possible it could treat other health issues. >> it will help us understand the pathway for that. it plays out in alzheimers, parkinsons disease, 10 president of alzheimers and packsons is genetically based. knowing the genetics helps us understand the entire population some of the pat

. >>> erica brannic is a teacher here in towson. she is still in the icu in boston. she's on the right, her mom's on the left. her sis they are nicole and brother-in-law were both injured as well. we reached out to trinity children's center. they said we do understand she is stable but not able to be contacted at this time. our community will pass along appropriate updates. please pray for erica and her family. >>> we had nearly 450 runners boston. they began to trickle back home. the runners, weary from the race and the emotional toll, flew into bwi. an er doctor had just finished his 13th boston marathon when the marathon went off. >> i would say sadly i'm -- i always had a feeling it wasn't a matter of if it would happen but more than when. it's a large event. it's very open to the public. there's no way of controlling everything that comes and goes. >> the doctor tried to get back to the finish line but first responders had already blocked off the area. >> it's taking the toll on some schoolchildren. jeff hager joins us with that story. >> reporter: the harford c

humidity is startingto moisten up and there could be a threat of a shower overnight tonight. 54 in towson. northand west of the belt way we're falling into the 40s. mild downto the south and east of the city. temperatures in pass dean that around -- 57. it was 66 in easton today today, that's above average. and did record for tomorrow is 88. here are the clouds right now, predominantly cloudy for the entire state t. planner does show clouds for the overnight hours. torjs we'llcall it limited sunshine temperature around a#5 four at wake up and 65 by lunchtime. . pretty close to what we dealt with this afternoon. we'reclear orr head but down to the south with and west notice a couple of those showers bubbling up around the virginia border. i think most of this will dry up. look at this storm toward minnesota. severe weather over partovers kansas city. thisstorm is going lift toward our north and that will bring mild weather from the south. so highpressure today will drift offshore. we'll see how far north that gets and i do think further south of the city you could run into a spot shower. l

won't have problems across the key bridge and it will remain in great shape from parkville up to towson. now if you are use 95 to get downtown, this is 395, no delays through the fort mchenry tunnel and despite all the construction on 895, the harbor tunnel is nice and clear. that's your abc2 timesaver traffic now over to you meg ab. >>> new this morning -- megan. >>> new this morning, young drivers are getting the message distracted driving can be deadly but drivers ages 16 to 21 put themselves at a far higher risk when driving alone. they don't mind having to turn off cell phones while driving but the solo trips without peer pressure or parent presence is when they get more tempted to drive and get distracted. 95% say they have talked on the cell phones while driving and many say they posted messages to facebook and twitter and read e-mails and have texted even taken pictures and watched videowhen driving by themselves. >>> f cancer you probably said worst about the dissee that interrupts our lives. but one oklahoma man is getting a lot of attention and it's because of his license pla

start but no delays-- rainy start but no delays on 95 in white marsh. 695 free from parkville to towson and heading over to the northwest corner, this is what it looks like at old court road. 7 minutes on the outer loop from 795 to 70. and as we head up to hunt valley, a live look at 83, at shawan road it will be nice and clear as you make the push to the beltway and it will remain that way as you get on the jfx and head downtown. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you. >>> 4:32. a place so many of us go to rest and enjoy the beach. but this morning, an ugly story is coming out of rehob it beach. police are investigating -- investigating an key rehobeth beach. police are investigating an arrest. >> reporter: the man is being arrested by police but many are questioning if the arrest was police brutality arnecessary force. take a look. >> put your hands behind your back. >> guys, listen i just want to take him home. guys. stop it can i take him home. >> ma'am he is under arrest. >> reporter: the woman on video is the man's wife and she record the incident. it was up

a former member of the towson cross tun team -- country team ran. rob san tone nirks the owner of san tony supermarket finished the race and is heading back to baltimore shaken up. many were part of the howard county striders group. they're all okay, and the falls road running club that went to boston are also all accounted for. you can track the runners using the tool baa.org. if you're looking for information on loved one unless the race, concerned about their well-being, the red cross has set up a website on their page. a lot of people are trying to access the site right now. it is very slow. >> we understand that s.w.a.t. teams are showing up at a possible hospital. now these explosions triggered a reaction from the police department. brian kuebler spoke with police. >> reporter: when something like this happens, police react. expect to see more officers at critical sites. however, the department does stress there's no specific credible threat. anne arundel police have extra resources on hand. in prince george's county, its police department sai

marsh along the westbound lanes of route 43 near perry hall. 695 will be clear from parkville up to towson and you want to watch out for the west side of the beltway. it's going get trekkie at interstate 70. a 7ment delay on the outer loop from 795 counsel to-- down to 70 and those in hunt valley nice and clear and nothing to get in your way making the push from shawan to the beltway. now over to you. >>> a place so many of us go to rest and enjoy the beach this morning an ugly story is out of rehobeth beach. police are investigating thearrest of a man in hotel and it was recorded by a witness. linda so is here with the developing story. what's on the video. >> reporter: the video shows the man being arrested by police. but this morning, many are questioning if the arrest was police brutality or necessary force. take a look. >> put your hands behind your backs. >> i want to take him home. guys. stop it. >> ma'am you need to back away. >> can i take him home he is my husband. >> he is under arrest right now. >> the woman you hear is the man's wife. she recorded the incident and the arrest w

eight to seventy two hours what happens is you start breaking down the fatty acids and you get she towson's and as these ketones are floating around in your body it actually takes away the sensation so you're actually after a couple of days you're not hungry so the word hunger strike is actually a misnomer for your body still continuing to breakdown. earlier i was joined by r.t. correspondent and associate church going to from new york and i asked her what exactly did the human rights chief have to say about guantanamo bay well i'm margaret you know some scary things going on a growing time of course is that dr just described what we have coming out of the united nations human rights chief navi pillay life she is of course. it's for having failed to shut down guantanamo prison camp for years after barack obama signed an executive order saying that it would not take longer than a year and what their former u.n. work crimes judge says is that the indefinite detention under which the prisoners are being held is of course a violation of international law she says that the hunger strike that has

. >> we towson's the basic research schools before they apply.not do a background check on every professor, averaging two is there. you will have to teach parents, teachers and kids to make uc misconduct like in the case of the coach. gerri: we have to do the record straight. i love this story about the weatherman who drove the getaway car, teaching at columbia just blows my mind. such a to talk about him. this is another case where parents would be appalled to learn what is really going on at the institutions where students go to school. what do you make of this story? >> first of all, it's all about money. let's face it. athletically this goes on all the time. all you have to do is think bobby knight. universities and colleges turn the other cheek because it brings in so much money. >> it doesn't in this case. i don't mean to interrupt, but it doesn't. three years of a losing season making $650,000 per year and he was a terrible coach. why they did not fire him when they first came out, i don't know. gerri: let's get cat in year. we have to giv

in to the weekend, towson town festival looks good. >> we'll have another look at america's weather in the next half hour. lara. >> thank you, sam. here we go, explosives arguments launched at the michael jackson wrongful death trial. both sides came out swinging and abc's david wright has the story. >> reporter: michael jackson's wrongful death trial opened with videos. watching him performing in munich in 1999. later rehearsing for what was to have been his comeback tour. that was just two days before he died. the question before the jury, who is really to blame? >> conrad robert murray, guilty. >> reporter: jackson's doctor conrad murray is already behind bars for involuntary manslaughter but now jackson's mother and three children are suing the concert promoter that paid murray's salary. the cornerstone of their case, an e-mail from aeg's ceo 11 days before jackson's death. we want to remind murray that it is aeg, not mj who is paying his salary. we want to remind him what's expected of him. >> the worst thing that aeg's got going for them, the worst, is that e-mail. >> reporter: s

host: scott is coming from towson. where is it? caller: north of green bay.ost: you are way up there. caller: i am loving it up here. i just lost my wife to cancer nine months ago. guest: i'm sorry. caller: one of the questions was whether she could get medical marijuana to help her, and for some reason in the state we cannot get it and i am wondering why that is. guest: there was a recent attempt in the state of wisconsin, i think, to pass legislation through the wisconsin legislature, and it didn't pass. there are other states where medicinal marijuana is available. it has been achieved many times through popular referendum. in some states you are able to put those on the ballot through petition where a sufficient number of citizens petition to put it on the ballot. in wisconsin, if my memory serves me correctly, it has to be placed on the ballot by the .egislature in order to create movement on the issue, one really needs to talk to the state legislature. back when i served on the state legislature, there was a who supportedup moving on this issue, and in

host: scott is coming from towson. where is it? caller: north of green bay.ost: you are way up there. caller: i am loving it up here. i just lost my wife to cancer nine months ago. guest: i'm sorry. er tstionsas heshcod t mari helher, a some reason in the state we wh iot get it and i am wonderi guest: there was a recent attempt in the state of sconsin, i think, to pass legislation through the wisconsin legislature, and it didn't pass. there are other states where medicinal marijuana is available. it has been achieved many times through popular referendum. in some states you are able to put those on the ballot through petition where a sufficient number of citizens petition to put it on the ballot. in wisconsin, if my memory serves me correctly, it has to be placed on the ballot by the legislature. in order to create movement on the issue, one really needs to talk to the state legislature. back when i served on the state legislature, there was a bipartisan group who supported moving on this issue, and in part because a couple of the legislators had experiences

>> we're doing a special investigation of this towson university, an all white group is going to patroln white crime. we have a special investigation on what they're doing and whether that claim really adds up. that's coming up at the top of the hour. plus, the story that has everybody talking today, do you go to a school like princeton to get an mrs degree if you're a woman in the quote from the woman who wrote it, princeton women, we almost priced ourselves out of the market. the best thing can you do whether you go to college is get a husband. she is "outfront" tonight and that is coming up, too. >> thank you. when we come back, some are calling him awe stral wustralia crook. this attempted escape knocks him out. would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. now that's a pill worth taking. [ mal