tracee wilkins live at haines point. back to you all in the studio. >> tracee, thanks very much. >>> congressman anthony weiner's political future is in question. calls for an ethics investigation after he knitted he took sexually suggestive pictures and sent them online to a women. kimberly suiters joins us with the new revelations. >> reporter: good morning, the congressman said he never met them in person but reached out and touched them personally through social media. his tweets suddenly stopped last wednesday. that's one of the days he said those lewd pictures did not belong to him. >> i made it very clear i did not send pictures and my twitter account had been hacked. >> it was a regrettable and shameful lie to hide what he had done. he served as democrat in congress the last 12 years and with an eye on running for mayor of new york city one day he's making two things clear now. he will not step down from office. those photos belong to no one else. >> i haven't told the truth. and i've done things i deeply regret.

but things arer at wilkins.southwest side of the beltway, traffic is moving but we have volume here that's bet then a top side. couple incidents in laurel. we are seeing some improvement on 95 southbound at 216. that accident is now over on the left shoulder. see delays until 32. and 895 northbound we have a disabled vehicle and that's blocking the left lane. >>> we are four minutes away from 7:00 and that's when "good morning america" begins. you feel like a big stud with the women on the set? >> i am but a thorn amongst a group of roses. >> charlie's angels. >> i like it. >> it's been fun and welcome to you once again. >> thank you. i love being here. >> how did you adjust on the sleep schedule. >> i am fine. i am good. i will would be work with it. >> that's lynette being so positive. she doesn't mean it. >> go to my facebook page and join and push like and you can follow my posts. >> good. >> do it right now. >> see you in a bit for another update. k9 advantix ii. not only kills fleas and ticks, it repels mo

tracee wilkins is live on the scene with the latest. tracee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. we were told this man was armed. when police confronted him he was shot. joining us live to give us more information on exactly what's going on with this investigation is sergeant tkaeuft schlosser. what can you tell us about what's happening in the park? >> about 1:30 this morning, park police officers patrolling haines point encountered one vehicle with one person in it. this person was found to be holding a handgun when they approached the vehicle. the person got out of the car. as the officers were speakinging with this person it resulted on the officer shooting on him. >> so at this point no idea why this man was in the park or armed. and he was by himself? >> he was by himself on haines point. they're working on the background on what happened here. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning. as you heard

tracee wilkins reports. >> reporter: they had hains point closed off only allowing official vehicles to go inside. that meant for bikers and runners to turn around at the gates as they try to investigate what led to this confrontation at parking lot ten. at 1:00 a.m. this all unfolded as they were closing the park, yet, and still at this moment, more questions than answers. but what we do know is that u.s. park police say this suspect was armed. do we know why he had the weapon. why he was here by himself? >> that is part of the investigation to determine just what transpired to brought him here to the park and hains point closes at 1:00 in the morning and the routine is to go through the park after locking the gate and making sure everyone is out. when they went through the park, they found a car parked with one occupant in it. nobody else around. this person was holding a gun when the officers approached. he requested some assistance and several other officers arrived. the person got out of the car, still holding on to the gun. he refused several commands to drop the gun and ultima

. >>> utile real estate agent william wilkins is leading a contest to take over mayor joanne ward's place. >>> san jose's mayor and city council are following their own advice, taking a 10% pay cuts. they have asked all city workers to take a similar cut. >>> there were new protests in san francisco this afternoon over the proposed expansion of california pacific medical center. community groups and city leaders gathered on the steps of city hall. they want to build a 155 bed hospital. mayor ed the has proposed the hospital pay more than $100 million for improvements in the area. >>> it will be a large destination hospital with huge health care impacts and also impacts on jobs and housing. we want this to be a project that we can all be proud of. >> the hospital is happy to do its fair share but cannot afford the commitment that the mayor and community groups are asking for. >>> health departments around the bay area set up a website designed to streamline the process of distributing medicine. people can learn how to become emergency volunteers. if you want to learn about the program, jus

. >>> voters chose william wilkins to take mayor ward's place. >>> now the plan to redevelop treasure island is a big step closer to starting. san francisco board of supervisors gave anonymous approval. it includes 8,000 new homes as well as commercial and office space. critics say it will create too much traffic on the bay bridge. >>> and this fall voters in san francisco will decide on a $250 million bond to fix the city streets. supervisors voted to place the measure on the november ballot yesterday. the money would be used to upgrade roads and sidewalks. >>> honoring san francisco's fallen firefighters. >> i thought it was awesome. really touching. >> the emotional attribute that had many people in tears. >>> and remember that deadly raid in the mediterranean sea last year? the dangerous mission some bay area activists plan to carry out. >>> good morning, highway 4 traffic looks good. we will let you know more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> good morning, we have low clouds and fog pushing well inland. there is a pronounced sea breeze. once the low clouds burn off we

i-695 at wilkins avenue, traffic appearing to be picking up a little bit on the outer loop. around 6959 beltway on the north side and south side congestion picking up a little bit. everywhere else traffic is at or around speed. no delays. the outer loop is giving us the most headaches this morning. >> a reminder if you are headed to downtown baltimore, conway is closed. >>> now a little sports. those o's we mentioned looked great last night against the oakland a's they won 4-0 behind a return to the mound by chris jakubauskas before last night he hadn't pitched in over 45 days. >> brian will be visiting sick children. yesterday, jake and zack stopped by the under armour freedom bunker to help put together the wounded warrior backpacks to be handed out to injured service members recovering in military hospitals. >> growing up as a kid i. didn't think i would be in a position to do something hike this to give back to the people that you know allow us to live a free life and live in this country and do a lot of the things we are capable of doing because of the men and women bra

you are looking live at 695 at wilkins avenue. looking pretty good right now. there are some construction projects around the community. the one we have been telling you about for a while east conway closed between light and charles. that construction is going to be going on until june 17th. there are alternative routes. and severe impact is expected because of construction in baltimore on east madison street. that's closed between north wolf street and rutlin avenue. right now, if you are heading on the highways, things look pretty good. your kids will do anything to get out of school and they are getting their wish today early and it's because of the heat that is setting in. we have team coverage for you this morning and we begin with abc2 news sherrie johnson live in northeast baltimore war school is going to have a shorter day. sherrie. >> reporter: yes, we are here at leaf walk elementary middle school in northeast baltimore. one of several schools in the city that don't have air conditioning which is a major concern because it's going to be a hot day toda

lanes are opened on 695 at wilkins. that's the outer loop to the left. a little heavier than the inner loop on the right. incoming track on the main lines doing well. 795, 95 on both sides of town we are doing okay there as well. don't forget that construction on conway between charles and light. conway is closed. megan. >> thanks. >>> entertainment news this morning, if you suffering from oprah withdrawal this may be help. abc announced katie cure like produce and host a daytime talk -- couric will produce and host a daytime talk show. it will be based in new york. cure like join the abc news team contributing across all broadcast and online as well. >>> and chanca chance to buy michael jackson's -- and a chance to buy michael jackson's memorabilia. remember the jacket worn in thriller? it's being auctioned off andsome say it could net between 200,000 dollars. >> i bet people pay a lot for that. >> yeah. a portion poo of proceed goes to -- portion of the proceed goes to the home of his two bengal tigers. we will see if you show up in the jacket. >> righ

. >> this is the beltway at wilkins avenue. man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! >> welcome back. we have some fog in some neighborhoods. it is 70 downtown. west. mostt of sun a skies today. i temperature around 82 or 83 this afternoon. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. the heat is back in the picture. >> a massive wildfire burns in eastern arizona. the fire has destroyed more than 144,000 acres. firefighters are working to contain the blaze. some people tried to get items from their homes. >> give me a tissue for mindy. a puppy is reunited with his family. need shadow -- meet shadow. the stock to not make it down the stairs in time and the owners feared -- the dog did not make it down the stairs in time. chatter is going to be ok -- shadow is going to be ok. six to three degrees on tv hill -- 63 degrees on tv hill. >> the next big thing apple plans to unveil. >> two early-morning p

. >> hello, my name is jeff wilkins and i'm a social worker at the linkages program at the institute on aging. and we're slated for a 25% cut which will mean termination of services to 1/4 of our clients. linkages serves people who became disabled as adults but who are not yet 65 and these are people who became disabled usually because of an awful disease like multiple sclerosis or lou gehrig's disease or a traumatic event like a motor vehicle accident or a stroke. and these are people who as a result are at risk of snulization and sometimes at risk of eviction and homelessness and sometimes even at risk of death unless they're linked to the appropriate services to support them. our clients' physical and psychiatric disabilities often prevent them from knowing the services that exist in the community and from completing the complicated processes for applying for them. by providing case management services as we do, we are able to link this group of people to the services that they need and thereby prevent unnecessary placements that laguna hana hospital, homelessness and death. so i

let's look at the beltway on southwest side 695 at wilkins. as you can see, outer loop is -- the outer loop is heavier. the inner loop is very quiet. just keep in mind we may have some bus delays due to downtown construction with charles street being closed actually it's conway street being closeded between charles and light. megan. >> all right. thanks so much, tonya. >>> it's 4:54 right now. a bus driver is facing assault charges this morning after an incident. the whole thing was caught on tape. >>> coming up, what the driver is accused of doing to a special ed student that got her in so much trouble. >>> reporter does a rescue while on the job. we have the story for. you you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30 in the morning. >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >>> ten days after nursing student disappeared the police are calling it a homicide. she was seen on may 27th at kaiser hospital. they believe she was killed in the parking garage of the hospital and she was targeted. she did her rounds that night and th

at this point wilkins is winning the race to take the mayor's place. and boulanger was the only person on the ballot to replace councilman kuehne. >>> and we've been told the vote probably won't happen before 10:30 at the earlier. the plan includes new residential units, commercial space and office space as well as improved roads and a new ferry terminal. critics say it would create too much traffic on the bay bridge. >>> at this hour, the alameda county is discussing the man who drowned as firefighters and police looked on without trying to save him. tonight a number of people are expressing anger that nothing was done to try and save him. his foster mother told ktvu she does not intend to sue, quote as long as no one else ever has this happen to them end quote. city officials say the firefighters did not enter the water because they hasn't been trained in land-water rescues. authorities also said they didn't know whether zack would become violent if they tried to approach him. >>> a massive fire destroys an abandoned building but it was also a piece

at this point wilkins is winning the race to take the mayor's place. and boulanger was the only person on the ballot to replace councilman kuehne. >>> and we've been told the vote probably won't happen before 10:30 at the earlier. the plan includes new residential units, commercial space and office space as well as improved roads and a new ferry terminal. critics say it would create too much traffic on the bay bridge. >>> at this hour, the alameda county is discussing the man who drowned as firefighters and police looked on without trying to save him. tonight a number of people are expressing anger that nothing was done to try and save him. his foster mother told ktvu she does not intend to sue, quote as long as no one else ever has this happen to them end quote. city officials say the firefighters did not enter the water because they hasn't been trained in land-water rescues. authorities also said they didn't know whether zack would become violent if they tried to approach him. >>> a massive fire destroys an abandoned building but it was also a piece

voters chose william wilkins to replace mayor ward. >>> a plan to redevelop treasure island could get under way by next year. san francisco board of supervisors voted 11-0 to approve the $1.5 billion upgrade for the naval base. it includes 8,000 new homes special commercial and office space. the board is expected to get final approval next week. >>> it will now be up to voters to decide on a bond measure to fix san francisco streets opinion they voted yesterday to place a $248 million road improvement bond on the november ballot. city officials are counting on the bonds approval to invest an extra $53 million in street repairs next fiscal year. >>> time now 6:07. let's go to sal. what is happening at the toll plaza? >> it's getting busier head into the city. there is a little bit of slow traffic here. in a few minutes they will turn the metering lights on. people will be waiting at the toll splay. also this morning if we are look agent san francisco commute northbound 101 coming into downtown san francisco it looks nice. no major problems. there is a giants game today in san francisco

let's look southwest side 695 at wilkins.ns. couple accidents to make you aware of. one in howard county. 95 northbound at 100. two right lanes are blocked so stay to the left. also 895 northbound before hol holabird delays from pot-ee here's charley. >> thanks. maryland governor o'malley continues the trip to asia and this morning he is in china ie he saysth visit is significant to the future of the state. listen. >> tremendous a cooperation that goes on with the university of maryland program training the administrators and that is province that excells in the invasion economy. in life science and biotech and medicine and so many of the areas and technology maryland exsells as well and we had a great -- excells as well and we had a great meeting and look forward to cooperation of going both ways as we move forward into that better future we prefer for our kids. >> all right. 6 chinese and korean firms opened office in maryland last year. 57 maryland companies earn around 65 million in goods exported from china. back to "goo

voters chose william wilkins to replace william. >>> 8:35. the san mateo county sheriff's office is warning everyone in san carlos to make sure to lock up their cars. there's been three dozen vehicle break-ins in the city in the past month. nearly all of those crimes have been in neighborhoods just west of el camino real. most of the targeted vehicles were left unlocked. police made one arrest earlier this week. but investigators are still working for more suspects. the bottom line, it's a good idea to look your car. just do that. >>> sal's gonna help you to get you -- sal's gonna help you get to where you need to go right now. >>> there's northbound 280. there goes caltrain. there's no reported delays there. a little bit of slow traffic here and a little bit of sun, as steve promised, for some of our outlying areas. not a big delay getting into san francisco because of the fog and then getting into downtown san francisco, we have slow traffic there right at the 80 split. 8:32 -- 8:37. let's go to steve. >>> yes. already some sun. i noticed s

let's look at the southwest side of the beltway. 695 at wilkins volume in both directions now we areght of the screen. we have 259 southbound at west nursery road shut down due to an accident. we have delays from the beltway also disabled vehicle at the fort mchenry tunnel northbound. charley now. >> thanks a who. 8:28. a pregnant woman was taken to a hospital after a fire. the fire caused the woman in the house next door to become sick. she is expected to be okay. and we will have more on this a bit later. >>> a dc officer is order held without bond after the murder of a mother and her young daughter he. 20-year-old wynetta wright and her daughter was left to die in a hot car. richmond phillips was held without bond on a charge of first-degree murder and manslaughter. back to new york for more of "good morning america" and we are back with "good morning maryland" at nine in a half- hour. see you then. [ cheers and applause ] >>> we're going to talk to a survivor this morning, sarah ferguson. she has survived big money trouble, headlinemaking scandals. she has a much brighter future