this is a time jennifer really stepped up. she knew that she had no time to work on it, but she also knew that if she did not, if people within the group did not step up to do it, then those peers would fall into the bay. people often think of people like jennifer as being a super confident, but the super committed to the public good is also very important. opportunities we have had to deal with the hotel site -- lots of controversial project. she was one of the few. no matter how many tomatoes were thrown at the port, she always had a smile, and afterwards would consult with us for hours. we had a professional person to help us. i congratulate her on her future and thinker for all she has done at present. [applause] president fong: any additional? >> jennifer, i just want to thank you for all you have done. you listened to the people fairly and democratically, and you did a job well beyond what we would think anyone could do here. thanks so much on behalf of the people and the residents of the area where all the activity took

jennifer, congratulations. jennifer, as you know, is responsible on the port side for the project at 1.5, 3, and 5, which is spectacular. simon, wherever you are, we're taking all the credit for that project, so congratulations, wherever you are. also for the exploratory project that is coming to us at pier 15 and eventually 17, says she has as two great projects under her belt as well as numerous other tendencies and projects under the way. it is unimaginable that she would consider abandoning us in this way, but she has, and so, we will look hard and high and low into all of you in the room to try to replace her if we can, so with that, i would just like to say a heartfelt thank you, jennifer, so much. god bless for all you have done, and good luck to you in the next chapter of your travels. [applause] >> jennifer, the commission has a plaque here for you, and i will read it. i accretion for your 18 + years of hard work and dedication at the port of seven -- an appreciation for your 18 + years of hard work an

i feel like jennifer. wells says, in real life, the mistake is often compounded by what happens next. remember the seemingly innocent information jennifer says she got from police after she picked ronald cotton out of the physical lineup? >> thompson: "that's the same person you picked out in the photo lineup." so, in my mind i thought, "bingo. i did it right." >> stahl: wells studied what that reinforcement does. after half his subjects did what personrom th lineup-- he told them nothing, then asked them questions about what they'd seen. very few felt highly confident about their choice. >> wells: only about 4% are saying they had a great view, which is good, because we gave them a lousy view. only about 3% are saying they could make out details of the face. that also is good because they... they really couldn't. >> stahl: but he told a second group of subjects, after they made the same incorrect choices, "good, you picked the suspect." >> wells: now what happens is... >> stahl: oh, my. >> wells: ... 40%.

jennifer man. jennifer has taught at spring valley 18 years. she doesn't look like she's taught there for 18 years but she's had. she started there. that was her first teaching assignment and stayed there sin. that speaks to i think the quality of teachers there at the school. when you first meet jennifer you would think that she's shy but within that quiet demeanor beats the heart of a passionate educator. her passion shines through when she teaches. she reaches out to all her students no matter what level they may be. she often goes the extra mile to help them by sacrificing her own time to tutor them after school. her passion radiates when she works with her leagues. she's always willing to help, either planning a lesson with a fellow teacher, coordinating schoolwide events or assisting the school secretary when she's busy with phone calls. jennifer is the type of person who will never refuse you if you ask her for help. and she helps you without ever asking for anything in return. her passion for teaching stems from her own background, a ba

jennifer ashton is demonstrating. we're going to talk to her ahead about what else you can do. >> also ahead this morning, it took years for society to slowly isolate or ban smokers from restaurants, right, and from airplanes. now it's sort of you would never expect to see a smoker in there, right? some people are equating families with small children, misbehaving children, not our children, maggie. >> of course not. >> as the new smokers. the new sort of persona non grata would be the screaming child in a restaurant. a lot of people might agree with it. but should they be banned from public places or even from airplanes as some people have suggested. >> or have a separate section. >> that has been another theory. we're going to talk about that this morning with our dr. jennifer hartstein who is here with some tips for all of us to live a little more peacefully together. >> i see dave nod being emphatically. if they were banning your dog wally who you take everywhere would you be as excited about this? >> first of all

i'm honored to be here to present this award to jennifer. jennifer is a new mom. and so she's very busy with that effort. but she also was given a chance to move ton another department and she's confused and stays with the m.t.a. so thank you for your loyalty and your hard work for the agency. chairman nolan: on behalf of the board, congratulations and thank you for your very dedicated services. >> yes, i would like to say something. i'm very honored to receive this recognition. and i would like to say that this belongs to all of our division in accounting. i especially would like to thank you, staff, and the financial reporting team, the whole accounting division, and the other co-workers in the organization. this is really a team work. we spent a lot of time to complote a task. -- complete the tasks. and i will continue doing the hard work. thank you very much. chairman nolan: thank you. [applause] >> bring announce the next award, i see that we've been joined by the chair of our c.a.c., daniel murphy. i know he wanted to say a few words regarding debra reed. so

we start the day with jennifer hill in for rob. jennifer, i got a look at your weather maps. i saw the word "cold." it was there somewhere. >> i can't believe you were peeking before everything starts! this morning, unfortunately, it's not cold or cool in livermore or concord. we're still seeing temperatures in the upper 60s, 70 in oakland but we have seen some cooling along the coastline. today things are really going to start to pick up in terms of that onshore breeze to start to cool us down. once that comes onshore we'll notice those temperatures getting much cooler. probably colder as we get towards the end of the week. noon temperature 74 fremont, 84 livermore and 64 in san francisco. >>> let's turn to mike starting off on the nimitz. >> surprise. something going on on the nimitz overnight. we had an accident right around high street. chp has just been notified they need to assist caltrans in picking some of the cones up northbound at 23rd heading through downtown but that means the construction zone there is clearing up. we'll take a look at more construction on the ma

jennifer franciotti is live with more on the story. good morning. >> patricia jessamy and gregg bernstein battled back and forth. let's take a look at the numbers. with all 290 precincts reporting, it looks like bernstein has 49% of the vote to jessamy's 47%. supporters or in a good mood early tuesday evening. they were celebrating the woman and her career. many here were hopeful the city state's attorney would get another term. jessamy was optimistic. >> it has been a pleasure. i am very happy, very confident. >> supporters of gregg bernstein rallied to watch the returns. many work workers who spent the day at the precinct. lawyers, france, and police officers who took the day off to support bernstein. he talked about how his campaign was able to gain some much traction in a short period of time. >> i think what made this race became such a focal point was it tapped into the level of frustration that people were feeling about living in one of america's most dangerous cities. i don't know if it's a question of what patricia jessamy did

>> jennifer grey. >> jimmy: jennifer grey. [ cheers and applause ] jennifer grey will be receiving "dancing with the stars" champion. i was going back between her and kurt warner and brandy, kurt warner, i believe will be the final three, but jennifer grey will win the mirrored ball this year. [ applause ] i also realized today that i am the only person in the united states who still hasn't seen "dirty dancing." never saw it. just doesn't interest me. [ laughter ] margaret cho got off to a strong start. >> rick fox and cheryl burke! >> comedian margaret cho and louis van amstel. >> jimmy: there we go, 30 seconds in, she falls. that margaret cho, the first openly bisexual contestant since adam carolla back in 2007. so congratulations to them i guess. bristol palin danced to the song "mama told me not to come" by three dog night. which is kind of like heather mills dancing to "she's got legs" by zz top. it's a strange choice. sarah palin, by the way, was not on hand to watch her daughter dance. she said she was going to be there to watch. this may have had something to do with why she didn't

thank you jennifer. talk to you in a minute. ú% now onto the question of the day s hossitals have metall3 detectors at heir entrannes.3 so far 48 percent sayyyes. one viewer writes, these doctors do not know what kind of people %-so it could very well happpn. again..3 but bill writes. i should not have to deal with metal detectors to enter a hospital beeause there are a few crrzy people out there.3 >> just go toofoxbaltimore.com anddtell us what you think. you can sound off through facebook, if you wish. end us at tweet. or text youu aaswer to 45203. enter foo 45 a for yes. fox 45 b for no and your response may air on the "late -dition" at 11:00. >> later on the news at 10:00. find out how you can aadition for american idol without3 waiting in a line like this one. >> but coming up next. 2-year-old, you will not believe coachhd to smoke marijuana. how thh mothee was caught. next as the news at 10:00 continues. >> we saw showers and thunderstorms. out there. tonight chances of hunder andd3 clear out for

good news. >> good morning to you, jennifer. you are talking about rain on the weekend and no, we don't blame you. >> it will be a little bit warmer than yesterday. you walk out the door and it feels like fog. going to need the jacket or a sweater. 51 degrees in livermore and 53 in concord. in san mateo and 53 in fairfield. as we head into the afternoon, things will start to warm up. low clouds hugging the coast, but the further east you go, things are clearer. 56 is the forecast with the patchy clouds and staying towards the coast. 8:00 a.m. and as we head towards lunch hour, clearing happening towards redwood city and san francisco and mid 70s for fairfield and livermore. 72 is the new forecast for gilroy. forecast highs not making it to the 80s and upper 70s will feel warmer than it did yesterday. 75 degrees in napa. 66 in oakland. here's the seven-day forcast and like scott said, we are looking at rain coming in. the models are not in agreement, but putting rain in the forecast for the northern bay starting on friday night.

reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what changes, if any, do you think need to be done to johns hopkins security? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. again, that is watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> an amazing story or a man and woman are accused of holding a woman captive for nearly a year. germaine smith-bey and kimberly stacy king are charged with attempted murder and assault. authorities say they kept a disabled woman locked up in a bathroom for nine months while they collected hurt disability checks. the victim was starved and beaten so badly that she slipped into a coma. >> the victim suffered from multiple injuries, everything from her eyes and her ribs to her having a fracture tailbone to her having multiple bruises and scratches and cuts, including her upper lip even been damaged. >> police say the unidentified victim is in critical condition while her child is in custody of social services. meanwhile, the suspects are being held without bail. three s

good morning, jennifer. >> good morning. it's a little cool outside. we had that breeze really picking up yesterday but a big warmup is on the way. a bit of low clouds around this morning, maybe a little fog but we'll see that burning off. temperatures in the 50s as we look at 8:00 a.m. as we head toward noon we'll all be enjoying quite a bit of sunshine and warm us up to 70 in concord, 71 in livermore, 67 in san jose, 62 at noon. so is the first day of fall that comes this evening at 8:00, it's going to feel more like summer as we head toward the end of the week. 69 degrees at 4:00 in fremont, 73 in livermore and we're looking at 68 degrees. so with the seven-day forecast here, a little cool today. we're forecasting temperatures right in the mid-70s as we look at the east bay. by the time we hit the weekend, forecast highs making it back into the 90s for the first weekend of fall. it kind of seems counter intuitive, doesn't it, scott. >> it does. great way to start fall. >>> mike joining us with some construction. >> we also have a warning if you're h

we want to get started with jennifer hill in for rob. take a look at the heat coming for real. >> it's going to be very hot this weekend. when you walk out the door, you can't imagine it will be that hot. temperatures in the 40s and 50s at 8:00 a.m. it will be in the 50s by noon. the east bay hitting the 80s and the mid 70s. at 4:00, 90s being felt in livermore and concord and 78 degrees. 85 in redwood city. i will have a look at the hot weekend forecast. >> excellent. just in time for the fall the heat comes in. just in time for the friday. a sigalert starting after 3:30. overturned big rig at the columbus parkway from westbound 80. the direction coming through fairfield and slowing. distractions and all lanes are open, but the columbus exit and off and getting over towards highway 37 and redwood parkway through the streets of vallejo. 6:00 for the earliest clear up. we will follow this as the commute builds. back to you. >> new this morning in just a few hours, a federal judge will decide whether all ex-cougs in california can resume.

let's check in with jennifer. >> cooling yesterday along the area beaches. today we will see a stronger offshore flow and that's going it allow area beaches to get hot as well. talking about bad air quality, take it easy if you are sensitive to bad particulates and hitting the east bay and southern valleys. this afternoon we are looking at triple-digits. temperatures have been nice and cool in the morning starting in the 50s and 60s. at 12:00 already, places like fairfield, livermore and concord will be in the 90s. 80 degrees in fremont and 90 in san jose and the 80 no, sir san francisco. up to 89 again at 12:00. right at the lunch hour in santa rosa. plenty of sun in the forecast and that means a lot of heat in the forecast. nice thing is it will be the hottest day of the week. we are slowly going to cool down so this short lived heat wave will be coming to an end by wednesday. >> thanks a lot, jennifer. >> the supreme court may take on a case that made headlines worldwide. some say the u.s. broke a promise. >> president obama will spend a half hour 1 o on

jennifer franciotti is live downtown with more on this. good morning. >> if you have been out of work, this news comes as no surprise. finding a job is not easy. there is discouraging news. maryland's unemployment rate rose unemployment7.3% in august. there was a significant increase in unemployment in maryland and florida. the number dropped since the recession reportedly ended. >> the labor market will always lag the recovery. the economic output has increase. the labor market has not caught up with that. in terms of getting by with squeezing more productivity out of existing workers. >> there is a website to help marylanders out of work of finding a job. is the maryland workforce exchange. we have posted a link on our website. click on project economy. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the news is not all bad. 200 new jobs will be created and the transmission plants in white marsh. this is thanks to a government grant. it was approved by the government. there is good news for a change on the housing market. new-home construction

thank you, jennifer. 4:41. the new health care laws that go into effect today. we will have a run down. get ready to pay more for the cup of joe at your favorite starbucks. what's beh hi latest kehike. changes in the raiders's starting lineup. . >>> livermore going to hit 80 degrees and it's going to get downright hot this weekend. we are following developing news. three people shot in an oakland club on webster street. they arrived before 2:00 this morning and found two injured people inside. another person out front. all three taken to the hospital and no word on whether their injuries are life-threatening. bret and laura will have more on this developing story today in the bay. also new this morning, if you have extra dress clothes, you can help someone get a job by donating them. the wardrobe for opportunity for low income job seekers is at 10:00. bart sponsoringinging the event on the second floor of the conference room in the kaiser center on lakeside drive. democratic candidate for governor jerry brown will be in the east bay today. he will hold a news co

let's go straight to weather and jennifer king of the hill hill. >> speaking of weather, we broke a lot of records yesterday. some of us will see a cool down, but in the east bay that's not going to happen. 96 degrees at noon and 96 in livermore and 95 in concord and 90 in fremont. the forecast highs, we will see a sea breeze, but inland it's going to be another hot day. 102 in fairfield and 105 in livermore and 102 in concord. we should see a cool down and thankfully it is coming sooner rather than later. i couldn't turn down the heat too much. >> it would be a good day to spare the air, but you don't want to ride your bike in the heat. >> we want to find alternate transportation, but lower the activity because of the air quality. we will focus on the people who are stuck. you have a van that got sideways. no injuries reported. one lane is blocked as you head through oakland. westbound is the morning commute that takes effect in about a half hour. looking nice right now and eastbound we have the construction in towards livermore out of pleasanton. no major slowing and 680 we will see t

jennifer hill says no. >> got it, everyone. thank you. time is 4:41. congress not the playground bully could take your kids's school lunch money. details in a vote and could stress prevent pregnancy? iojust need has you just need to relax. to >> welcome back. high temperatures going to be high and even higher this weekend according to jennifer. we will check back in. students at panoel valley high proud of one teacher. english and sign language teacher is the teacher of the year. she is humbled, excited and thrilled over the honor. she has been a teacher eight years and serves as adviser for several student groups. east bay cancer patients will get a visit from olympic swimmers. 1988 olympians will visit cancer patients at children's hospital in oakland. they will take part in a swim across america's san francisco bay swim as a fund-raiser for cancer research. 140 other swimmers including cancer survivors will take part in a swim from the golden gate bridge to crissy field. let's go to some sigalerts in the east bay or north? >> north heading into the

jennifer franciotti is live with more. good morning. >> there are people who believe the absentee votes do not matter. that is not the case in thhis race. despite the low turnout, it took the board of elections a full state to release complete returns. the race between bernstein and jessamy is too close to call. 3% was lost in limbo. judges forgot to turn in memory cards from 82 voting machines. the cards were tracked down. there is nothing suspicious or unusual about the slow accounting. >> when you have an election, it is not uncommon to not be at 100% within 24 hours. >> bernstein is leading jessamy by nearly 1300 votes. they are expecting to start counting the absentee ballots sometime this morning. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the smoke has cleared in the race for baltimore county executive. county council member kevin kamenetz has emerged as the winner. he has called for unity with joe bartenfelder and his supporters. >> it is time we put our differences behind us. i reached out to everyone in baltimore c

jennifer franciotti was on the scene all day long. she has more on that part of the story. >> this was really unbelievable situation, not just for employees told to evacuate, but for patients coming here for appointments and for family members of luck once inside the hospital. >> i was in my work area and my boss came running in and said to stay put because there is a guy running around with a gun. i was about to take my lunch break, and i had been sitting there for almost an hour. i came outside and the streets were still blocked off. >> we saw a lot of squad cars and security guards running around real frantic, really chaotic, nobody really knowing what was going on as far as what the situation was. eventually they started locking doors and telling people they could not get in or out. it was just crazy. >> it is frightening, because i would never expect this. this hospital is well secured and protected. it is just crazy and ridiculous for something like this to happen. >> a lot of folks we talked to are relieve the situation is over

. >> i'm jennifer. >> police swarm east baltimore after a gun man shoots a doctor inside john hopkins hospital. >> it all ended with the gun man and his mother dead. we have team coverage of the crime. we start with joy sse is live outsiie of johns hopkins tonight. joy. >>reporter: jennifer at this point police are still conducting a criminal investigation into tte events that unfolded here at johns hopkins hospitaa earlier eighth floor of the nelson building. hospital immediately went that lock down. technical team moved in. police now say the gunman became iratt after learning his mother was paralyzed following surggry earlier this week. >> mr. r: but she worried about her friends on 88 >> i can't immanuel how they are feeling right now. hopefully they have evacuated the unit. >>repooter: with blocks barricaded by police a routine blood delivery is wheeled in a side entrance. >> whether he to wait in the office just wait until the police told them that it was okay to come out that door. >>reporter: finally there's word. >> i think it is about done. >>reporter: tonight while the hosp

i'm jennifer franciotti. we're following breaking news, next. >> lady gaga known for being outrageous on stage but all business when dealing with the united states senate. 40u she is trying to sway a key vote today. >> with nicknames like super salmon and super fish, it's raising eyebrows but do you have concerns about bringing home genetically-engineered fish from the grocery store? >> and after pleasant days we have one request from our weather department. more, please? we're being kind about it, too. the insta-weather plus forecast as 11 news continues right now. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> good tuesday morning. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thank you for joining us for 11 news today. meteorologist tony pann joins us for the weather. it's chilly. >> when the air is dry you get big swings in temperatures from the morning to the afternoon. this is one of those days where you start out in the 40's then get up to the 80's so a light jacket to start off the day but t

jennifer franciotti is live in fells point with more on the story. good morning. >> the rain is not keeping people inside. folks are out walking their dogs and even out jogging. the high wind and heavy rain we're supposed to get could topple trees and caused massive power outages. taking advantage of the calm before the storm. emergency managers tracking the swath of green on the radar. the city deployed cruise to clear clogged storm drains. >> all of that water runs off to the local streams and into the harbor. >> the five teams cannot check all of the storm drains. officials were urging residents to pitch and. >> we are asking every citizen to look on the streets to see if there storm drains are clear. sweet any trash off. annapolis >> is well aware of their -- >> annapolis is well aware of their flood-prone zone. b.g.e. has extra crews on standby. >> the concern we has is the high wind. that can bring down trees and power lines. we already have some ground that is soaked from the recent storms. it is a good recipe for power outages. >> the fire de

jennifer and he jeff? >> all right, vytas, hank you. you can be in charre of your own -ersonalized forecast. i-radar is available at foxbaltimore.com. just use the interactive tools to track storms down to our neighborhood. go to foxbaltimmre.com and cliik on iiradar. >> and that will do t for the "late edition" tonight. thanks for joining us. >> and i am jennifer gilbert.ú up next,,is how i met your mother. and be sure to tune in to morning news tomorrow starting at 5 

jennifer, of course, we've seen that camera shake from time to time. gusty winds, how does that play into our forecast today? >> our forecast for the first day of fall does include those winds yet again. temperatures will still be on the cool side. when you walk out the door this morning you probably need a jacket, especially if you're driving through the passes today you'll really notice those winds blowing through. at noon 70 in concord, 71 in livermore, 68 in gilroy and 64 degrees the temperature forecast for redwood city at noon. now, it's going to feel like fall today because it's the first day of fall. if you like fall weather, it's not sticking around for the weekend. 68 degrees in redwood city. we're getting summer back in time for the weekend. so for the first day of fall it feels great and cool and then things warm up starting tomorrow and hanging out through the beginning of next week. >>> new this morning, crews are working to clean up flooded roads in one east bay city. a water main broke again in pleasant hill. today in the bay's christie

jennifer, let's see. come over here. >> he's run from me now. >> to get this recipe -- with peach and everything else. go to learn about weight watchers lose for good program. >> it's all about the kids. >>> we're out of time. have a great day. is anve and in hd, this abc 7 news update. >> good wednesday morning, everybody. i'm alison starling with your local update prefers, a look at the traffic and weather. lisa baden, any big problems? >> yes. for drivers out of oxon hill to get to alexandria, the local lanes to the wilson bridge, stop-and-go traffic when they had to move an accident out of the way. we will show you what is developing. 395 southbound, a crash here at king street. that is traffic leaving the pentagon toward the beltway. a very serious crash. next, we take you live to maryland traffic. they are barely getting by a crash at to a good 70 near 370. so outside of germantown, a bit tough. >> a lot of sunshine, hardly even a cloud in the sky right now. beautiful and comfortable as well. warrin

. >> it's started at and jennifer franciotti is live on the scene. >> this is on falls road. i want to give you a good picture of where this is. as you take falls road considered north parkway. this housal caught fire and inside were six people. including christine. christine when did you first notice something was wrong? >> we got woken up about 1:00 a.m. and by that time one room was already engulfed in flames and it traveled into the hallway in a matter of seconds and the room my girlfriends and i were in burst into flames and we had to kick out the window. luckily we had to jump out the roof. my mother-in-law had to jump from the at i can. i know she was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. dylan and his grandfather got out on the steps and pretty much it was just us that had to joump out the roof. >> what is that like to have to jump off a roof? >> i couldn't believe i did that because in that moment, at that moment two had already jumped off and i could feel the roof panels burning up and the fire hurt. it burned so it was get burned or jump. >> dylan, you said you

i'm jennifer franciotti. details are next. >> from pump kings to a massive corn maze, we're talking fall >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today, i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. meteorologist neal estano -- meteorologist tony pann has the weather for us. >> it's going to warm up quickly this afternoon. we expect a lot of sunshine. the high temperatures to be in the upper 70's to low 80's. >> we are following a developing story out of north baltimore where a two-alarm fire sent six people fleing to safety. >> general -- jen, the good news is everyone got out safety? >> yes. and an amazing feat considering how quickly the fire spread. inside the house behind the green fields nursery, at the corner of northern parkway and falls road. according to one of the fire victims, it happened inside a second-floor bedroom and took just points in spread. six people were inside at the time, four women, a grandfather and 10-year-old boy. the 57-year-old woman was forced to jump from the attic. sh

jennifer's sister cindy renn? >> i honestly cannot imagine any human being doing this. and that is all i think. >> graphic images displayed in the trial almost too much to bear as jurors hear how the beasts entered the unlocked door and assaulted his beautiful daughters while they were tied to their bed posts. >> everyone was upset. they are watching these pictures on tv that they are showing and the ones in the newspaper and they are all in tears. >> they watched jennifer's desperate attempt to fulfill a ransom demand, at the same time sounding the alarm to concerned bankers, raising questions to the police response. >> but we have a lady who is in our bank right now, who says that her husband and children are being held at their house, that if the police are told they will kill their children and the husband. >> why didn't the police respond sooner? >> i don't think in question was the expediency of the response but what precisely they did and didn't do when they were at the location. >> having received the $15,000 ransom, cops say the murderous duo raped and then str

should put a picture of jennifer up. you can share your pictures wbaltv.com. >> no word on whether teachers will accept a proposed contract that will determine pay based on performance. it is a three-year deal. the proposed contract would raise first years teachers' pay more than $5,000. it would top base pay more than $20,000. >> bedbugs are taking center stage again. the department has kicked off a series of meetings to address the issue. lowell melser has the story. >> it is stressful, especially if you are staying with other relatives and you have kids. >> this woman is one of 150 people who showed up wednesday afternoon to get as much advice as possible about the pests. >> i do not know what to do. i do not want to go back into my home. >> baltimore has found itself in the middle of a bedbug battle. health officials are taking serious approaches to the issue, pointing out that no one is immune. >> you can be someone who travels for work and come back with bedbugs. they can affect anyone. >> officials offered concern

jennifer williams, a patient has called in. jennifer, are you with us? >> yes, ma'am. >> please tell us more about what you saw. >> i am on the second floor where the maternal film nelson is. i was having a sonogram. when i was getting ready to leave, they told me the hospital was under lockdown. i and stand there is a man and -- i understand there is some than on the sixth floor who has apparently shot one of the doctors. from what i understand, the gentleman is subdued, but there is some chaos of a couple of the other floors. they're trying to get to the bottom of the matter. >> i cannot mention what must be going through your mind -- imagine what has been going through your mind. >> i was very scared. they brought us into this consultation room. i have had a couple of other ladies joined me. my mom is with me. all of the employees have been told to close the door in their office. if there is engaged in front of the reception desk, it has been closed -- a gate in front of the reception desk, it has the close. >> have you been able to speak to family me

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