it was the time -- >> this is a new rochelle. >> yes, ma'am. the sister went there around at30 looking for my husband the church. >> it was sunday. >> it was sunday. he met my pastor and ask if his brother is there and the pastor said, yes, last week. the pastor listened to her and said, what happened to samuel? she said, i'm looking for my brother. i went to visit him at the apartment and he is not there. if somethinging me happened to him, he is talking different, talked very fast. he give his money to those people who are homeless you're .he street, give $100 in the restaurant, he gives 100 tips, you know. is there something wrong with my brother? he can be said, ok, here in the church maybe this morning i cannot tell you. he said, please call me. that there was happening i arrived from the country. i was there for vacation for one month. >> you had been away. >> yes. we were communicating through webcam. there is something different the expression. to >> he was taking medication? think thetime, plus i time there something wrong for that. i

. >> police in new rochelle, new york, say he lunged at them with a knife. they determined he was a danger to himself or others. an edp, motionly disturbed person. >> he had a record of possible violence. it was a good shooting. in other words, the officers were justified in using deadly physical force. >> where is the line between helping and hurting? police try to answer the question all the time. about 25% of americans have some form of mental illness. miriam carey was shot dead by d.c. law enforcement. she rammed her car into barricades at the white house with her 1-year-old in the back seat. >> they felt there was some particular threat. miriam was not firing any shots. there were no weapons. so we're still very confused as to why he's not alive. >> reporter: new york city's police say, it responds to about 100,000 edp calls a year. >> he said he would be okay. he said just go away. >> she made one of those calls. >> i told the people, i said my son's sick. i want an ambulance to take him to the hospital. >> she was in new york from guinea, visiting her

we're here in new rochelle new york where danny westbrook is about to do the first and possibly the last stunt of his misguided le. he's 25 feet up on the roof and below is the mattress he sleeps on. you don't just get up on a roof and jump off. it takes a lot of stalling and chickening out. i guess he's not feeling it. maybe a little more runway for the takeof. nope. could he be coming to his senses? not with his friends there. nope, danny's commitmented, he's going to do it, even if it kills him. >> one last look at the target. takes a lot of courage to jump off a roof. discourage? i meant insanity. no turning back, not

. >> reporter: police in new rochelle, new york, said samuel lunged at them with a knife and they determined he was a danger to him and others, an edp, an emotionally disturbed person. >> a record of possible violence. it was a good shooting. in other words, the officers were justified in using deadly physical force. >> reporter: where is the line between helping and hurting? police try to answer the question all the time. about 25% of americans have some form of mental illness. miriam carey was shot dead by d.c. law enforcement. >> he had a baby and she did suffer from postpartum depression with psychosis. >> reporter: she rammed her car into barricades at the white house with her 1-year-old in the back seat. >> they felt there was some particular threat, miriam was not firing any shots, there were no weapons, so we're still very confused as a family as to why she's not alive. >> reporter: new york city's police say in response to about 100,000 edp calls a year. >> he said he would be okay. he said, just go away. >> reporter: she made one of those calls. >> i tell the people, i said, my son

reporting live, rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> rochelle, thank you. >>> dr. medei resigned from st. joseph's medical center in 2009. he lost his medical license in maryland, two years later. >>> the naacp names former u.s. house of representative miller as interim president and ceo. the civil rights organization is beginning a search for outcoming ben benjamin. miller announced his resignation in september but is expected to stay with the organization until the end of the year. >>> annapolis high school is cracking down on twerking, grinding and other provocative dance moves at school dances. this year, it's prioring students who plan to attend to sign and have their parents sign a dance contract. wjz is live. monique griego has more on what the state contract -- or what the contract states. monique? >> reporter: by now, a lot of people have heard of twerking because it's been in the news a lot lately. it's definitely one of the dance moves that was baned in this contract. the contract is very clear, if you you don't get it signed, you won't be allowed in. >>

i'm rochelle ritchie, live tonight. wjz eyewitness news. >> rochelle, thank you. as of right now, the fbi is still investigating. >>> some more breaking news out of anne arundel county, at this hour. a car has gone into a home in glen burnie. captain jeff long is in sky eye chopper 13 over the scene. captain jeff? >> anne arundel first responders are on scene, where this suv has smashed through the front of this house. now, there's two ambulances on scene. but we don't have any information on any injuries. there's also a fire truck and a couple of police cars. and the neighbors have started to gather around out front. now, we do also know that the building inspector has been -- has been called in to check this out before they go ahead and remove that vehicle. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> all right. thank you, jeff. >>> and of course, we'll follow this story and bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> right now, let's check in with bob. another beautiful evening out there, bob. >> unbelievable weathe

i'm rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> rochelle, thank you. and many of palmer's cases involve theft under $100, which carries a light penalty. and in some cases, little to no jail time. >>> rainy morning makes way for a sunny afternoon. outside now, the skies are mostly clear. the air is mild. bob turk is updating the first warning weather conditions. >> it was clear about an hour ago. but it's cloudud 7 in the last hour. we have fog and low clouds. temperature-wise right now. the temperature and dew point are getting closer, which means a good chance we'll see fog later on. 59 now. 63 in d.c. 64 in hagerstown. there's more sun and clear skies west of us. from baltimore east now, seemed to have clouded up just in the last hour or so. this morning, with a little rain. only about a tenth of an inch around the airport. 44 degrees. 53 and mild this morning in d.c. and you think that's mild, we're going to get even warmer tomorrow because of high pressure sitting off the east coast. the winds go right back to the south and southwest. temperatures

i'm rochelle ritchie, live tonight, at wjz eyewitness news. >> rochelle, thank you. june was the only month that had more murders than september. >>> u.n. inspectors cross the lebanon border into syria to oversee the destruction of the country's arsenal of chemical weapons. the team has five months to dismantle and eliminate the arsenal. >> a second group is set to arrive within a week. a chemical attack killed at least 1400 people in damascus. >>> the federal shutdown is shuttering all national parks. it's taking a toll then on the tourism industry. but one group of veterans still manages to get inside the world war ii memorial today. susan mcginnis reports for wjz from washington. >> reporter: bus loads of veterans came from mississippi to see the world war ii memorial and found barricades keeping them away. >> thank you for your service and welcome to your memorial. >> reporter: from the national air and space museum to the lincoln memorial, the government shutdown is forcing the closure of the nation's treasures. >> pretty disappointing. hope they can fix it up p

we're live tonight, i'm rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> rochelle, thank you. many of palmers cases involve theft, under $100, which carries a light penalty, and in some cases, little to no jail time. >>> a new report says ifed security guards are not trained for situations like the deadly navy yard shooting. vic has are more on the new report. >> reporter: the new report says contract guards who protect federal buildings receive uneven and consistent training in responding to shootings. in september, the massacre at the navy yard left 13 people dead, including the gunman. the gunman worked in one of the buildings there. the report says five security companies say their guards have not received proper training on what to do when a gunman opens fire. the report was presented at a house subcommittee hearing on securing facility facilities. mary, back to you. >> investigators believe the navy yard gunman was suffering from psychiatric problems. >>> the widow of the nevada middle schoolteacher, who gave his own life to save others, speaks out for the first time. la

i'm rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> rochelle, thank you. st. joseph medical center is now under new ownership, since this lawsuit surfaced. >>> well, police identify a woman killed in a stabbing over the weekend. latricia gowdy died from stab wounds, after getting into a fight at her ex-husband's house, when she went to pick up her son. it all happened along fairview avenue in northwest baltimore. police say her ex-husband's girlfriend, gabrielle smith, was outside when they arrived. police got into an altercation. and police say smith charged gowdy. charges have been filed against smith. >>> a tech surge to improve the healthcare website, plagued with problems since it launched. house republicans are trying to get to the bottom of what went wrong and identify the person responsible. danielle nottingham reports from washington. >> reporter: verizon is reportedly among the tech experts that they have called in to try to help fix white house.gov. they are trying to prevent americans from signing up for insurance coverage. >> a number of very qual

>> well, i'm going through, we have a church in new rochelle. my wife is a pastor. and we will be there helping. i will be helping there. helping the community. that's my biggest goal. that's my new challenge. and i love to help, i love to work, to help others. because the lord have blessed me in amazing ways and i wanted to give back to the community and that's one of my ways to do that. i like fashion and i love clothing. >> rose: you do. >> i love clothing. >> rose: you do these commercials, i see the ads. >> i did a canali. >> rose: that's right, a men's fashion statement. >> men's fashion statement, yes. >> rose: what does your fellow player think about that. >> i don't know i don't know, everybody's coming to me though. >> rose: see how you like this. >> there you go. you know, but i do that, you know. and also being involved in baseball, you know. i mean we have a company, we're working towards that also. >> rose: now would you go to yankee spring training. >> i would say this year i might don't go. >> rose: why not. >> because i mean, it's too early for me.

the hospital is now under new ownership. i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> dr. midei lost his maryland medical license in 2011. >>> a historic hotel along the ocean city boardwalk catches fire. investigators are trying to find out what started it. the three-alarm fire broke out after witnesses heard a loud boom coming from the majestic hotel. the majestic is boarded up and closed for the winter so no one was inside. the fire started in the basement of the 93-year-old hotel. >>> the popular restaurant chain hooters accused of racial discrimination by a former employee here in baltimore. it all centers around her hair. wjz is live at the inner harbor. derek valcourt has more on her complaint. >> reporter: specifically her complaint says that white waitresses here at hooters are allowed to have highlights in their hair, but black waitresses are not. 25-year-old baron johnson's blond highlights now at the center of this complaint found with the maryland commission on civil rights. >> my other coworkers, they all had different color in their hair like red and blond h

i'm rochelle ritchie. wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: rochelle, thank you. st. joseph's medical center is now under new ownership since this lawsuit surfaced. >>> calling in the best in the business. the obama administration is coordinating what it calls a tech surge. to fix the glitches on the healthcare website. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from washington, with more on the fix. >> reporter: the obama administration is calling on this man. jeff zions. a management expert and economic adviser, to lead the healthcare.gov. they say they are working 24/7 to address the website problems, preventing americans from signing up for insurance coverage. >> a number of very qualified people involved in the process of making improvements, identifying problems, isolating them, and fixing them. >> reporter: according to a new cbs news poll, only 12% of americans say sign up on the new healthcare exchanges is going well. >> reporter: republican lawmakers plan to grill the contractors who worked on the website and the health and human services secretary at upcoming hear

the hospital is now under new ownership. i'm rochelle richie, wjz news. >> dr. mcday lost his license in 2011. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work. let's check in on the traffic now. >> traffic still remains pretty slow. watch for delays as you make your way over to white marsh boulevard. stop and go traffic on harper road only at 29 miles per hour. delays from wilkins to liberty road. northbound on the harris expressway. 95 southbound accident which means a 32 and 15 the two right lanes are blocked. emergency road work has 32 blocked off for the turn lane at cedar lane. city accidents include russell street at bush street and north fullton. let's now take a live look. traffic is easing up on the beltway just west of oak road. this report brought to you by pnc bank. >>> as of saturday the chances of winning the lottery got better and worse. pat warren breaks down the changes for us. >> reporter: the changes are intended to keep the game from getting stale and to increase those mega jackpots. a million for one. >> how much are they? >> a dolla

reporting live, i'm rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you very much, rochelle. june was the only month that had more murders than september. >>> getting back to normal today. the u.s. navy awards a $6 million contract to a firm to repair and restore a building at the washington navy yard. the 60,000 square-foot facility suffered widespread damage on september 16th when aaron alexis killed six people. he was killed in a shootout with police. the navy isn't sure what it will do with the building once it is restored. >>> you could certainly say this story stinks. people who live near marley creek in anne arundel county are being warned to stay away from the water. monique griego has more on how a leak began and what is being done to clear it up. >> reporter: warning signs posted around anne arundel county creek. after a leak spends sewage flowing into the water. >> you smell is once in ray while. but last week, it was really bad. a really strong smell. >> reporter: living near the station, jane waller is used to catching a whiff of waste. but monday, the snell was

i'm rochelle ritchie. live tonight. wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, rochelle. thank you. the fbi is investigating. >>> jerry sandusky is just about out of chances to get his child's sex abuse conviction overturned. linh bui is live in the newsroom to explain this for us. linh? >> a pennsylvania court says sandusky does not deserve a new trial. he argued his attorneys did not have enough time to prepare for the trial. sandusky's case led to the downfall of hall of fame coach, joe paterno. sandusky's attorney says he will ask the supreme court to review the case. mary? back to you. >> all right, linh. sandusky is serving a 30 to 60- year prison sentence. >>> tourism in washington, d.c. tick takes a big hit. mo monique griego has more on how that is bringing a boost to business in baltimore. >> it's a bad time to be a tourist in d.c. national parks, monuments and the museums remain closed up and blocked off for day 2 of the government shutdown. >> pretty disappointing. hope they can fix it up pretty soon. >> expensive trip for nothing. >> with tours being turned away from th

i'm rochelle ritchie wjz eyewitness news. >> and bartsch heads back to court next month. >>> meanwhile in the city, police are searching for the gunman who shot a man just a few blocks from johns hopkins hospital. it happened yesterday evening in the 2,000 block of orleans street. an unknown suspect fired several shots hitting a 22-year- old man. the victim died a short time later. no arrests have been made and police don't know what sparked the shooting. >>> in new york a long island man is accused and arrested in an al-qaeda terror plot. the fbi says 23-year-old marcos zaia tried to travel to yemen to join the terrorist group and conspired from the u.s. federal agents raided his home friday morning but say he has been under surveillance since 2011. >>> the port of baltimore is back open for business. union leaders say they reached an agreement to end a 3 day strike. as linh bui explains, that deal won't last for long. >> good morning. several issues were on the table ranging from safety to wages but friday evening a resolution was reached. the port of baltimore comes back to life aft

i'm rochelle ritchie, with the new information, coming out just this hour. that story is next. >>> i'm mike schuh at hereford high. and these budding engineering students have won a national contest, with this electric car that they built. the story next. >>> herself here's today's report from wall street. ,,,,,,, >>> it is 5:29. 70 degrees and mostly cloudy, with rain in the area. good evening, everybody. thank you for staying with wjz, eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a traffic stop turns deadly. the driver drags a police officer. that officer then opens fire. now, an intense internal investigation is under way tonight. wjz is live at city police headquarters. rochelle ri

. >> reporter: i'm rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you for that. and we'll have more highlights and a recap of the navy-air force game coming up in sports. >>> the man who set himself on fire at the national mall in washington, d.c. yesterday has died of his injuries. hospital officials say his burns were so severe, they'll have to use dna and dental records to identify him. police say he poured a can of gasoline on himself, then set himself on fire. investigators are now looking into possible motives. >>> parts of southeast louisiana are bearing down in preparation for tropical depression karen. the storm just recently downgraded. it's off the gulf, heading for land. several areas are under a mandatory evacuation. so far, they've seen wind and rain, but conditions are expected to worsen. according to the national weather service, tropical storm karen weakened as it moved over the gulf of mexico. >>> meanwhile, here in baltimore, skies are clear and it's very warm for october. but karen could affect us early into next week. chelsea ingram is live w

i'm rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> anne arundel police say there did not appear to be forced entry on the firefighter's home. >>> three officers recovered tonight after a vehicle struck them in northwest baltimore. officers were directing traffic on north franklin town road when police say a jeep crossed the center line and hit three of them. one officer fired several times at the vehicle. police did track down the jeep. the three officers were taken to shock trauma with nonlife threatening injuries. anyone with information should contact city police. >>> a toddler is hospitalized after a neighbor's dog bit his face. it happened on glenn road in glen burnie. the 3-year-old boy may have put his face under the fence through a hole and then was bitten. the child was taken to john hopkins pediatrics trauma in baltimore. the dog owners turned it over to animal control which will investigate the incident. >>> lawmakers from both sides of the aisle join together pressing the obama administration to dial back the deadline to sign up for health insurance under the new affordable care

we're live tonight, i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you. the judge also ordered brown to undergo drug treatment and report to his probation officer in l.a. >>> dr. conrad murray, the man convicted in the death of michael jackson is a free man tonight. he was released after midnight after serving half of his four- year sentence. he was jackson's personal doctor and was sentenced in 2011 for giving the fatal dose of pro poe fall. he was released early for good bow haver. >>> super storm sandy recovery efforts continue. sandy swallowed the boardwalk and its iconic roller coaster. countless homes and businesses were destroyed, some without electricity for months. jessica kartalija is at the waterfront with a look at the recovery here in maryland. >> reporter: the first anniversary of sandy. >> this is the highest i've seen the tide up in my lifetime. >> we went down here about half an hour ago. we had to turn around. >> reporter: the super storm hit the state with record- breaking winds, rain and snow. >> they are very worried about here is the

i'm rochelle ritchie, live tonight. wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. thank you very much, rochelle. and the second stabbing victim was treated and released from the hospital. >>> anne arundel county, a 4- month-old baby was hit in the head and police say alcohol may be partly to blame. police say the infant son of the driver was sitting on a passenger's lap when the driver crossed into oncoming traffic and hit another vehicle. the child is in critical condition at johns hopkins children's center. police say price may have been intoxicated. >>> a soft spot for those doing hard time. alex demetrick reports, inmates who are military veterans, are using their time behind bars to help make life a little easier for wounded vets, with some four-legged help. >>> housing inmates doing serious time for serious crimes am but locked up doesn't necessarily mean shut off. >> for us who have done something wrong, it's all we can do to return to try to do something right. >> reporter: that something is the early training of service dogs. it's done in other prisons. bu

i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> and the official cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> disturbing new details about a train crash near chicago that injured dozens. officials believe the train had no driver when it crashed into another train in forest park during this morning's rush hour. a transit authority spokeswoman says video from the scene shows no one at the controls of the empty train when it crashed into another train carrying passengers. at least 33 people are hurt. officials say none of the injuries is life-threatening. the ntsb is investigating. >>> late blast of summer is heading this way. it's a fall night now, but temperatures are on their way up. before tomorrow is over, it's going to feel warmer. bob turk is in the weather center tracking the warm spell from the weather center, bob? >> it's going to go back to early september or late august over the next couple of days, at least the way it feels. conditions tomorrow, high pressure over the region that will bring in southerly or south we say tearily breezes -- southwesterly breezes and that will warm

rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> the judge ordered brown to undergo drug treatment and report to his probation officer in l.a. >>> former congressman jesse jackson junior will wake up in a prison. he is accused of using campaign funds for personal expenses and clothing. his wife will go to prison pleading guilty to filing federal income tax returns. >>> a family double murder- suicide in florida. a man kills his 7 and 8-year- old children why they sleep then commits suicide. police say it happened while the hernando county man had his son and daughter for the weekend. they say he left behind a note signaling he was bitter over the recent breakup with his wife. >> a note of disgruntled soon to be ex-husband and unfortunately there was an 8- year-old and a 7-year-old who got caught up in this. >> the wife says they had a heated argument before the incident. police say the couple did not have a history of domestic problems. >>> more problems for the contractor operating some of the suburban speed cameras in our area. investigations find xerox was forced to void 1400 tickets in ba

i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> police also say many of palmer's cases involve thefts of under $100 which add up to in most cases little or no time in jail. >>> the red sox beat the st. louis cardinals winning the world series at home for the first time since 1918. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years. >> the crowd roared as shane victorino unloaded the base with a triple. he pounded his chest 234 celebration after wards. the red sox went onto beat the cardinals 6-1, winning the series in six games. the last time boston clenched a world series victory at fenway park babe ruth was on the team. >> [cheers] >> as you see, excited people celebrated the victory inside the park and out on the street. police cleared the area surrounding the ball park but crowds were seen jumping on cars and rocking some vehicles. one car was flipped over in that all madness. >> yeah, okay. having said that, looking at tht positive side of the story, congratulations to boston. the people are having a good time and enjoying their victory as they should is. they won the world series. >

i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> morgan state said it does not tolerate or accept discrimination. >>> turning to sports, it's back to the court for the nba. depending champs, the heat, take on the bulls. the heat showed off their rings on opening night. after that they started their quest for a third straight title. the heat beat the bulls 107-95. >>> in baseball news, orioles center fielder adam jones has two reasons to celebrate this morning. his long-time girlfriend announced the couple's engagement on instagram yesterday. he proposed to paris. the good news doesn't end there. he was voted the best in the field in his position winning his third career gold glove. manny machado was voted the best third baseman earning his first goal career club. he's the first orioles third baseman to win since brooks robinson got the last of his back in 1975. j.j. hardy also got a gold glove for the second straight year. congratulations to them. >> absolutely. i'm going to tell you somethinge . we got to throw out some kudos. we may sound like homers doing this but i think the stats bear this

we're live tonight, rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> dr. medeiei resigned and lost his medical license two years later. >>> mary is live in the newsroom with the latest. >>> police confirm approximately five children may have injested a questionable substance. they all attended a reach partnership school in northeast baltimore. they were transported to the hospital this morning. no word on the ages of the student. they are being evaluated to determine what exactly the substance was. baltimore city's child abuse division is working the hospitals and the state's attorney on this case. it remains under investigation. we'll continue to follow it. vic? >> reporter: mary, thank you. it serves students in grades 6 through 12. >>> a big boost for baltimore. 578 summon announces it will bring 1,000 jobs to the area. >> amazon's new full fillment center will be here on broening highway. >> reporter: ramzon is coming to charm city. >> it's a great day for baltimore. and i'm very pleased at the work that was done in order to make that happen. >> the 1

. >> rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> the collection is on display until march 2nd. >> looks interesting. >> it is. >>> well, still to come on wjz's eyewitness news. hanging on for dear life. a little girl is spotted dangling outside the window. how the terrifying situation ends, coming up. >>> i'm mike schuh at rising sun high school. where these high school students help to corral a runaway bus, after their driver had a medical emergency. their stories next. >>> as we take a look at the wjz mobile weather lab. we're here, celebrating halloween. your complete first warning forecast is coming up. >> batman. >>> maryland is celebrating halloween, as you can see. and we've asked to see your favorite halloween pictures. here are some of the ones that you sent in to us. to check out the complete slide show, log onto cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, woman: we had been called up for the first time. wildfires were getting close to homes. at that moment, i got my first taste of just how important the guard is. announcer: be there for your community, at nationalguard.com. >>> powerful

we're live, i'm rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> morgan state says it does not tolerate or accept and kind of discrimination. >>> orioles center fielder, adam jones, may win a golden glove tonight. but today was all about diamonds. jones' long-time girlfriend, announced the couple is engaged on instagram. she flashes a diamond ring on her left hand and writes, we're engaged. jones popped the question while the two were vacationing in paris. she is the daughter ever former envelope player, john fugate. congratulations to them both. >> that will be the bigger part of his day. the engagement, even if he gets the golden gov. >> -- glove. >> golden glove will mean more money. >> maybe so. >>> the president's twitter page is hacked. where two tweets sent followers, and who is behind it. >>> opening the lines of communication. how the death of a maryland man inspires a landmark program for people with development disabilities. >>> the annapolis city documents the green light. but not without opposition. i'm christie ileto, to explain the details. >>> and it's another beautiful, brisk day

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i'm rochelle ritchie. that story is next. >>> getting help to navigate the embattled healthcare exchanges. i'm derek valcourt. we'll tell you what is being done when eyewitness news continues. >>> check in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news. eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. >>> sandy, one year later. many areas still rebuilding. the devastation, still evidenced. >> reporter: in maryland, the one community, nearly wiped out by the super storm. >> hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. >> people all over the east are marking the one-year villain easierary of sandy. the devastating storm, damaged or destroyed more than 650,000 homes. it left behind damage on the east coast ask here in maryland. wjz is live with the complete coverage. meteorologist chelsea ingram takes a look back at the storm's impact. bu

here is rochelle richie. >> it took the jurors two days to reach a verdict. they struggled to come to a decision. >> attorneys for the plaintiff in the case against mark midei walk out in victory after six jurors found midei breeched medical care standards in the care of glen weinberg. he claims he lost $50 million in business after scaling back to deal with matters of the heart. he was the director at st. joseph. >> what i did is what i would want for myself, my mother, my father. they were treated appropriately and with the highest reward. >> attorney byron morgan said many are not argued. >> you have to go through about 100 cases before you find one case that's good enough. so the vast, vast majority of these the lawyer rejects because there isn't a case. >> in 2009 st. joseph medical center sent letters to hundreds of dr. midei's patients warning them they may have received unnecessary stints. >> midei said it was 90%. after they reviewed everything 0 %. >> the percentages were for blockages in the blood vessels. dr. midei was in the courtroom when the ve