mike schuh is live in towson. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, don. good morning, everyone. one student went to goucher, the other towson. they were targeted within a block of each other. the bad guys were looking for their cell phones. >> police presence is heavy on burk avenue after a terrifying sunday night. >> we awoke to the flashing lights and screaming. >> a towson university student was robbed of his cell phone and stabbed. >> i think the same people are targeting these kids and it's frightening. >> police believe the same three suspects robbed a goucher college student monday night on the same street and threatened to stab him. >> these suspects seem to be targeting people who are alone and not paying attention to their surroundings. >> that student wasn't hurt. the two attacks happened less tr s apart and just one block away from each other. neighbors say many towson and goucher students live on burk avenue near the busy york road corridor. >> a lot of families and a lot of college kids. not a lot of trouble like that usually. >> now police

the alleged towson robbers are in jail. the surveillance tape that put them there next. >>> allegations of child sex abuse on a military base. good morning, i'm meghan mccorkell, we will tell you why prosecutors are worried there could be more victims. >>> we have a handful of accidents out there on the morning commute. we will let you know if we have any delays to add to the mix. that's straight ahead. >>> thousands of people will pack the baltimore arena tonight as joel osteen comes back to baltimore. he joins us on coffee with coming up. stay tuned, we'll be be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 6:30. there are just enough clouds out there to add some real drama to this morning's sunrise. what a beautiful shot. sharon is watching the rush for you. marty is over at first warning weather. >>> is it just me or is this fall? the sunsets and sunrises have been like world class. >> the past two weeks have been fantastic. >> out of sight. 27 degrees on tv hill. all i he to do is look at social media and dozens of posts

it started with the robbery and vicious stabbing of a towson university student. within just four days, unknown suspect, threatened and robbed two more students as they walked in the same community with towson and gaucher university. >> kind of scares me. not going to lie. >> a little freaked off at night walking on campus. >> reporter: the very next day, a second student this, time from gaucher, was robbed at knife point. thursday brought a third incident. here, a towson student says two suspects wearing black hooded sweat shirts and black tape over their mouths got out of the car and demanded her hurst. no weapon was involved this time. the victim told police the vehicle was a tan nissan and described the suspect as thin, black males around 5' 8 tall. >> that's been the real problem. these incidents literally involve students. >> reporter: the violent nature of the robberies are why this city councilman decided to create a new task force to improve security. >> this is a very dark corridor in some areas. lighting would clearly improve. we can improve awareness a

for now, we're live in towson. mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> police say the majority of robberies were at businesses in baltimore county. >>> updating the story we brought you as breaking news this time yesterday. we now know the identity of the man killed in a boating accident in essex. maryland natural resources police say 24-year-old james bills and two other men were rescued aftertheir fishing boat capsized in the back river, near the cuff point fishing pier. bills was pronounced dead at the hospital. the condition of the two other men is not known tonight. >>> under pressure from congressional democrats, president obama is making a change to the affordable care act. danielle nottingham reports for wjz, if you like your current health plan, you can keep it, at least for another year. >> reporter: for nearly 5 million americans who got cancellation notices from their healthcare provider, the white house has a fix. >> i said that i would do everything we can to fix this problem. and today, i'm offering a

. >>> college students, targeted in towson. and baltimore county police believe the same three men are responsible. denise is live in the newsroom with the latest on these crimes for us. denise? >> reporter: well, mary, a 20- year-old student, from goucher college, was assaulted and robbed by the three suspects monday night. this came less than 24 hours after a towson university student was robbed and stabbed in the same area, along burke avenue. that person is hospitalized, in serious condition right now. in both robberies, the victims' cell phones were stolen. because of the wave of recent robberies, police are urging students and residents to use caution while walking in the dark. and travel in groups. mary? >> denise, thank you. police are also stepping up patrols in the area. more on what towson university students are doing to keep safe. new at 5:00. >>> we now know the identities of two men shot to death in fells point. sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene of 200 block of wolf street. police say kyle fer rain and curt f

. >>> after a string of violent student robberies in towson, county and commuters leading are taking steps to improve safety. monique griego is live with more. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. s you said, don, the task force is looking at ways to improve safety. it wants to changes to happen as soon as possible. >> just this week three university students have been robbed while walking in the same towson community. one of them a 24-year-old male was viciously stabbed after being assaulted by two suspects. >> now that it's getting darker earlier it's scary walking home from classes. >> the robberies involved one goucher and two towson university students. the most recent happened thursday morning. the student said two suspects pulled up in a tan nissan vehicle and demanded her purse. while no weapon was involved, both of the previous attacks involved knives. >> that's been the problem, these incidents literally are involving students. >> it led councilman david marsh to form a task force. >> i think it will improve. i think the second thing we cano is improve awareness amo

. >>> a now familiar crime on the streets of towson. baltimore county police say a woman was robbed. mike schuh is live with more. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, don. good morning, everyone. security experts are saying it's a simple fix. instead of staring at our phones while we walk we need to be concerned about our surroundings. >> last week a towson university student viciously stabbed. police say the thieves were after his cell phone. >> the value of a home life is worth a cell phone to them. >> surveillance cameras are caught brazen thieves in the act. the grab and go robbery es -- robberies on the rise. >> it's like a diamond ring or wallet. >> three suspects asked to see a woman's cell phone and took off with it. it's a growing problem across the region. they have been reported in baltimore city, baltimore county, anne arundel and montgomery county. >> everyone seems to have an iphone in their hand whether they're texting or listening to music. it's a crime of opportunity and there's plenty of opportunities out th

and close to both towson university and goucher college. police say the men they're looking for is so dangerous. the names and identities was victims are being withheld for safety reasons. >> it's towson. it's a college town. i shouldn't feel this unreasonable. >> reporter: for the first time, towson university is speaking about the violence that left one of their own with stab wounds. >> we feel like it's our responsibility to let them know where and when things are happening. >> that includes partnering with county and police patrols and warning students to get rid of distractions. >> there's this phrase now, and cell phones are being picked out of students' hands. >> a lot of people are just talking with headphones, talking about their parents and friends. >> reporter: but also, the suspects, described as three young men. and the method, using a knife to threaten the robberies. >> never this blatant. that's what is scary. it's time after time now. >> reporter: putting this community on high alert. >> reporter: and goucher college is not

i'm mike schuh reporting from towson.o say they broke into a home and then fell asleep inside. they say they responded to a report of a burglary and found 21-year-old cody figiel asleep in the house. he's said to be a suspect in the burglary at another home. >>> new details released about a lawsuit filed by former and current nfl players including ray lewis. we're getting a look at what the players allege are forged signature. bank atlantic now bb&t opened fake accounts in the players names. lewis lost $3.8 million because of it. >>> the ravens will take on the begals sunday at 1:00 live right here on wjz 13. >>> stay with wjz maryland's news station. up next, walter issacson who wrote about steve jobs and ben franklin. he's standing by in studio 57. we're talking at the man who met the man in black we're tal cold & flu season is back so before the first sneeze help protect with a spray before the first tissue help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol to get 10x more protection with each hand wash and kill 99.9

the towson student was stabbed in that robbery. he's in serious condition. back to you. >> all right. thank you, mary. >>> both baltimore county police and towson university police are stepping up patrols in the crar. students and residents are upperred to always be aware of their surroundings and walk in groups if possible. >> reporter: a former priest and teacher at a baltimore catholic high school is being accused of sexually abusing a student. father michael calojay worked at the high school from 1975 to 1979. a former student said colojay abused him on several occasions. the archdiocese is not aware of any other abuse allegations. the priest who worked previously in georgia is now suspended from public ministry. >>> a bold move by the fda. for the first time, they admit, transfats in foods are unsafe. now, the agency is considering banning the substance from store shelves. it's a move many local restaurants agree with. >>> well, gigi, new york was the first state to get rid of transfatsfat. baltimore followed suit in 2009. now, the fda may be headed dow

east berg avenue is an area where many students from both towson and gouger live. it's off the busy york road corridor where we found plenty of students were walking after dark. >> i'm scared and i'm walking with my pepper spray. >> i won't be walking the street by myself. >> reporter: college officials say we urge all of our community members to remain vigilant and take appropriate safety precaution both on and off campus. and towson university has put out a crime alert warning students about the atashg. ttack. >>> police have not been able to interview the towson student yet who was stabbed because his injuries are so severe. they do not have specific descriptions of the suspects. >>> police are also searching for aus pekts in three murders in the city. one person was killed in the oliver section of east baltimore. less than an hour earlier a double shooting. we're at the scene, city police say both victims died at the hospital. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> new information in the lawsuit filed by ray lewis and several other nfl stars. we h

. >> reporter: the towson area is on high alert tonight. after two violent attacks on students from towson university and goucher college. in just two days, police are worried for the victims' safety, with those behind the terror still at large right now. wjz is live. investigator mike hellgren tells us where the search for the suspect stands. mike? >> reporter: vic, people are certainly being cautious here. especially after dark. no one has been caught. and that does have a community on edge. >> reporter: the victims were simply walking on well-traveled burke avenue. sky eye chopper 13 gives you a birds eye view of the area. it's just off york road. the first attack on sunday was a block from the second attack on monday. and close to both towson university and goucher college. >> now that it's getting darker earlier, it's kind of scary walking home from classes. >> reporter: and police say these men are so dangerous, right now, they're worried about retaliation. they tell wjz the name of the hospital and the identities of both victims are

critics say their concerns have been ignored. >> reporter: the loch raven community on towson's east side is pretty far removed from the school overcrowding on the west side so they never thought redistricting would impact them but they thought wrong. >> they say they're going to have 500 seats but they plan on moving an entire new body to that school. >> reporter: as part of the superintendent's plan, the academy would be emptied out to make way for a new county wide school. >> having it be a 100% commuter school that could be a problem. >> reporter: the president of the homeowner's association said it could create gridlock on the area roads. >> i don't know how the infrastructure will support it on a daily basis. it's not that big. >> there's concerns that along with pleasant plains, the neighborhood would become home to a third title one school which would drive down property values. for its part the school administration has given it six months to share the concerns. >> it's very important, coming out and expressing your views and opinions and giving us input and feedback. it's p

i'm mike hellgren in towson where two students have been attacked. why police fear retaliation and what goucher college and towson university are saving about the violence. >> reporter: what happened to a naval academy grad may change the way sexual assault is prosecuted in the military. i'm mike schuh with a live report next. >>> president obama hits the road to defend the new health care law as members of his own party call for a delay. i'm tara mergener in washington with the story coming up. >>> couple of accidents, now a couple of delays. the details and live pictures in just a few. right now over to marty. >>> allison williams burst on to the scene in the hit show girls on hbo. now she's on coffee with talking about the whirlwind of her newfound fame. stay tuned, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, what can you score at t.j.maxx? designer jewelry. the hottest beauty trends. the latest handbags. style for your guy or your best friend. for less than department stores. check out all the designer brands maxxinistas are scoring. t.j.maxx. >>> it's

reporting live in towson, linh bui, wjz eyewitness news. >> linh, thank you. maryland state police shut down the outer loop of the beltway for approximate two hours as they conducted their investigation. >>> three people arrested for a convenience store robbery in towson could be responsible for at least a dozen other robberies that have put the college community on edge. vic is in the newsroom with more on these arrests. >> the three suspects were caught just moments after allegedly robbing a 7-eleven on sherwood road. they committed a ring of recent but commercial robberies. the group is responsible for recent robberies of towson university and goucher college students. during the robbery, that person was also stabbed. he remains hospitalized. mary, back to you. >> much more on the arrest in the towson robberies, coming up new on eyewitness news at 5:00 and 6:00. >> a woman staying with friends at a harford county apartment is being credited with saving lives, as flames sweep through a complex. mike schuh reports from bel air, her timely return from an erran

i'm mike schuh reporting live from towson.u. >>> a form employee is charged with sexual ly abusing a boy. 27-year-old anthony williams was a child youth's services employee. he abused a 12-year-old and exchanged photos and videos with him. >>> a new trial for the man accused of kill phylicia barns is set to start today. michael johnson was convicted of murdering her in 2010. a judge ordered a new trial saying prosecutors with held evidence about a key witness. >>> america's catholic bishops pick a new leader. they choose the arch bishop of lewisville, joseph. the conference will continue in the city through tomorrow. >>> and stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next a man reunites with his family after typhoon haiyan. a talk with the bishop's new ♪ i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. the most frequent answer bacon. why not become a vegetarian. 8, did you smell anything before th

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inner loop at charles street through towson area. and even though everything is cleared up, it was shut down long enough that there is a residual impact on traffic. so traffic coming on the inner loop, working their way around through towson, getting pretty heavy backups right here. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13. i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> we'll check back in with kristy breslin. a little later to find out about the traffic situation. >> on some of that video, we have beautiful fall trees. >> let's go to tim williams in the first warning weather center. tim, it is just warm out there. >> several have talked about how the trees for some reason have seemed to have popped. the colors just really seem to be vibrant right now. i don't know if it was the combination of rain and cold or temperatures jump started the season. but that's what you're getting right now. so mary and kai, their observations are correct. we're looking at now, temperatures around 71 degrees. even this is more spring-like. we're normally at 64 de

. >>> towson in control mostly. they lead late in the 4th quarter.aware scored twice to stun the tigers. delaware won 32-31. the bears host hampton. robert rushed for one touchdown. morgan beat hampton. >>> the breeders cup, the $5 million classic. down the stretch with mucho macho man. it wasn't enough. he wins by a nose. he is trained by kathy ritvo and the first woman to fin the breeders cup classic. >>> seeing triple, 3 suns in ,,, . >> rare triple suns topped up in mongolia. the illusion is rare and called a phantom sun or ice halo. a phantom sun orand then when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. you have that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe! if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, the quarterback is going to have a long night. is that your sister? look, are you trying to take my job? maybe. [ male announcer ] this is your l

her robberies follows robberies of a towson university student and goucher student. police have not said if the person is a student or not. >>> the fda is ready to take a bold step to out law trans fats. here's is jessica kartalija to report, many local a restaurants support the move. >> years after several major u.s. cities, including baltimore, banned trans fat from restaurants the food and drug administration is joining the move against trans fats, calling them unsafe. now the agency is considering a nationwide ban on the artery-clogging oil. >> there's absolutely no redeeming quality to trans fats and every reason in the world to get them off our shelves. >> trans fats are considered the worst kind of oil for your heart. they're tasty in muffins and cookies and allow them to last longer on shore shelves. they linked them to higher risk of heart attack. >> they increase inflammation throughout the body, which we saw as a precursor for many of these entities. >> the cooks at jimmy's restaurant made the switch 5 years ago, months before baltimore banned trans fats i

we have an area near towson where they may be heavier. it is steady. and the warmer air is on the other side. the temperatures will drop. we're at 60 degrees near a high for the day, 64 in ocean city and you can see the warmer temperatures to the east. you can see the drop out to oakland, 36-degrees there. 24 degrees in oakland and colder today than it was this time yesterday about 2 degrees colder in maryland. as you can see the change is underway for more on how it will play out, out to marty bass. >> good afternoon it's not impossible to have a beautiful sunset this evening. how about that sunset last night. you may see another one tonight as you sue in the doppler radar. and the western edge is not all that far away and be your own weather man you feel the breeze. tomorrow will be a blustery and colder day. and not necessarily here but certainly in the northeastern quadrant of the united states neighborhood. there are lines of 30, 40, 5 0 degrees. we will be in the milder end of what we're calling it chilli temperatures. but do understand it is a w

. >>> a towson university student is in the hospital after being robbed and stabbed near the campus. it was just before 11:00 three men confronted the victim. they stabbed him. there was another robbery on fre with information on the cases is urged to contact baltimore county police. >>> tsa screeners at the los angeles airport are wearing black bands on their badges today. 23-year-old paul ciancia killed jge -- killing gerado hernandez. he could face the death penalty. >>> bomb squad technicians searched the facility after there was a bomb square at birmingham airport. there was a 2-hour shut down >>> a hagerstown mother is charged in the death of her infant daughter. 22-year-old yadina morales was intoxicating when breast-feeding her daughter. she's charged with manslaughter and child abuse. >>> the president is hitting the road promoting the affordable care act. its website healthcare.gov was offline for repairs and is now getting daily over night upgrades. they're promising to have the website fully operational by the end of the month. 55% americans polled have enough information

. >>> concerns in towson. a fourth incident of theft, targets people near the university. vic has more from the newsroom on this. >> just before 3:00 this afternoon, a female victim was approached by three suspects. police say it happened at york road and chesapeake avenue. the suspects wanted the woman's phone and she handed it over. in the last week, two other victims have been targeted, across from the university and another closer to the mall. police say they are still searching for the suspects in this latest incident. back to you. >> all right, vic. thank you. >>> and police are not confirming if the suspects in today's incident are the same from the last three incidents. >>> desperation in the philippines. millions of residents are struggling to survive after typhoon haiyan leaves much of the area in ruins. aid is now slowly trickling in. mike hellgren tells us how local organizations are helping out. we begin with tina kraus, for the devastation disptd recovery. >> reporter: the typhoon damaged or destroyed an estimated 23,000 homes, displacing more than 600,000 pe

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. >>> another person robbed near towson university for the third time.st target was also a student. >>> the former owner of the senator said a state senator assaulted him. according to the baltimore sun they said joan carter conway slapped him. he posted this video on you tube. the state's attorney office is looking into the murder. >>> a cecil county fire department losing a member. david barr died yesterday. he was hit by a vehicle while on the scene of a car crash. >>> stay with wjz 13 maryland's news station. up next, a talk with the editor in chief of the website buzzfeed. art garfunkle takes a look back at his career. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this hour in the age of ipads and xbox cla

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. >>> new developments in the robbery and stabbing of a towson university student. the sameperson is wanted in connection with the robbery and stabbing of another student. the studentwas injured so badly, they were unable to give a dripgs to the -- description to the police. investigators are looking for three suspects. >>> show down, you're going to slow it down next summer. enjoythe view more next time you go to oigs city -- ocean city. asof this minute, the speed limit has dropped from 40 to 35. thatis big news. it's part of the efforts to make coastal highways safer. >>> tonight, family and friends came remember andy hoffman. >> he was a hero to his fellow firefighters and his family and tonight, it was his family's turn to pay tribute. the27-year old was killed last month along with his girlfriend in a murder suicide. heartman'sex-boyfriend killed them both and then turned the gun on himself. . >> andy was an anne arundal county resident and had a life outside his fire department. tonight is like a tribute, a gathering of his friends that are nonfire department

tomorrow's meeting is at the library in towson at the same time. >> a penny is not enough. the county said a fee of one cent per property will help fight storm water pollution. at that rate it would raise less than $500,000 a year. eight other counties can set fees to row dpiewls pollution caused by rain water runoff. >>> the ft. meade family pet care center is the first ofs it kind. it takes care of service members pets while they're lay way. tonight at 11, abc2 news brian kuebler goes inside the facility to look at how this works and how people are trying to copy whatter' doing at ft. meade. >>> the american dream of owning a home. >> and do you watch your favorite tv shows with a second screen? how witter is hoping to catch am on all you -- your tweets. >> 46 at bwi. 15 degrees below average. we've been as cold has 22 in 1951. 41 yays would your -- 41 degrees was your winner. complicated as it is. but it gets down right overwhelming when you multiply it by the business of life. all those bills, budgets, accounts and taxes. it's a complex problem, but you don't have to so

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. >>> congrats to towson's team.irst time ever for the tigers. >>> more on the ravens tonight at 11:00. back to you for now. >> we'll see you then. thank you, mark. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> don't miss tonight's cbs primetime lineup. followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> a boy in south carolina got a sweet surprise just in time for veterans day. >> welcome back home, first lieutenant. [ cheering ] >> josh carroll's father came home early from afghanistan on friday. and surprised him at school during an awards ceremony. josh was only expecting to get an w-- award for service to his country. he got the best prize. >>> and finally, a mother and father in las vegas. boy, did they have their hands full. they brought home a set of quintuplets. they were born prematurely. they went home today from the hospital with four other siblings. the large family presents challenges. the mom and dad they say need two cars, if not three, to get all of their kids in car seats to the doctor's office. >> looking at a b

her husband was killed at the family's gas station in east towson, she claimed she paid a man to kill her because he had abused her for years. she's the last of six people to be sentenced in that case. >>> one of ariel castro's victims opens up. michelle knight is talking to dr. phil about the abuse she endured while held hostage in castro's cleveland home. knight is sharing some details including how she was often tied up. >> one of those large extension cords, he was tied -- i was tied up like a fish. i was hanging like this. my feet -- and i was tied by my neck and arms. >> dr. phil's exclusive one-on-one interview with michelle knight continues this afternoon at 3:00 on wjz. >>> the baltimore city council is considering a ban on panhandling. some people say it's an uncomfortable nuisance but others say it's about people in need. here's kaj jackson with more on the proposal. >> reporter: emotions run high at monday's baltimore city council meeting at city lawmakers debate the issue of panhandling. one man interrupts the meeting yelling at leaders accusing them of trying to sweep th

weesmg is live at the towson courthouse. alex demetrick, with the final stages on this case, alex? >> reporter: well, mary, closing arguments came earlier than expected and wrapped up just minutes ago. >> reporter: blocked arteries can cause heart attack and deaths. opening those vessels with stents can lessen that risk. but placing those stents when not needed has led to hundreds of lawsuits against former cardiologist, dr. mark medei. >> dr. medei said it was 90%. and after they investigated, it was 10%. >> reporter: they found he placed unnecessary stents in businessman glen weinberg's heart. fearing he had severe coronary heart disease, weinberg said he cut back, and it cost him a 4% stake in four cordish projects. but in an effort to streamline the case, the jury is only considering the maryland live casino and the damages in this case. medei says he saved weinberg's life and is not responsible for his subsequent decisions. the question, did he lose an interest in maryland live. what was the amount he lost? not the lawyers throwing out but the jury's determination? and dr. mid