for the people of baltimore who gave me my first shot in running for the baltimore city council, when i beat the political bosses, when running for political office as a woman was considered a novelty, they said, you don't look the part. i said, this is what the part looks like. and this is what the part is going to be like. and along the way, you know, so many people helped me. behind me is a whole lot of "w "we." i got started in public life because of volunteers and activists, who on their own time and their own dime, volunteered their -- themselves to not only help me get elected but to be involved in their communities, to be civically engaged, to make their community and their country a better place. these are the people who were mind me -- or, guess what? -- no, i was behind them, because they certainly have led the way. and along the way there were people that not only helped me get elected, but they helped me govern. people who, again, volunteered their own time. i had a wonderful service academy board that helped me pick the best and the an bright. i had a judicial appointmen

baltimore police department has been working on reforming the process. an update here today about where things stand? atty. gen. lynch: yes, as you noted, i think that when you look at the work we have been able to do on policing issues, baltimore represents the arc of that work, the issues and the challenges. it was the first issue that confronted me the day i was sworn in, freddie gray's funeral, the violence that broke out. i briefed the president on that that afternoon and my first trip as ag was to baltimore to meet with young people and rank-and-file police officers. we had been working with baltimore prior to that on collaborative reform, where the police department reached out to us and said, can you give us help on our excessive force policies and the like? we had been working on that. but after freddie gray's death and those attendant events, it was clear that more was needed, and the bond was truly broken in baltimore. and so, we initiated an investigation into whether or not baltimore police department was engaged in a pattern or practice of

i will young young man from baltimore city, a native man from the city of baltimore. he has has put together a number of essays in a book, living and dying while black in america. professor watkins is from baltimore city in his book chronicled his life story. he talks about the things he grew up in sans witness. professor watkins was able to sit down and talk about the racist policies we've had in america, how they've impacted him growing up black in america. professor watkins is young man who's turned his life around from the early days to get an education and show the power of reading and how important it is through education and that the key to success. he is is a graduate and has masters from john hopkins. he also teaches a creative writing program at the university baltimore. so to have both of these gentlemen with us on this panel i think it's a great opportunity for the key school and for all the panelists. we thank you for joining us. like to start with doctor kindee just talking about your book and talking about what led you to this point in terms of the publ

we will have a live trauma in baltimore.. where a queen annes county sheriff's deputy is recovering after being shot overnight.. and we are tracking the latest in the search for a serial armed robber. john? county. two people shot--including a sheriff's deputy. right now that deputy is at shock trauma in baltimore. amber miller is live outside.. amber what can you tell us? right now.. the search is on for a serial armed robber terrorizing across maryland and virginia. john gonzalez is live this morning with the very latest on the search for the suspect. john? in d-c... police are expecting a big turnout at a expecting a big turnout at a tonight in northwest. the meeting comes after two recent shootings, one saturday night - the other monday -- near the old walter reed campus off georgia avenue. no one was hurt in either incident... the same vehicle, a red, late-model hyundai, may have been involved. not far away, a man was shot and kileld outside a 7-eleven. police are looking for two men in connection with the shooting. toni

new details after the fiery wreck in baltimore. water police that about the driver whose tanker plummeted off the bridge and exploded. tributes coming in after the sudden death of pop icon george michael. jummy: millions returning after the holidays. winter weather slowing things down across the hall it takes. when will we be dealing with things here at home? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: gosh, but no snow. jummy: not yet. as you can see, have to team is here. [laughter] here. i just been sam is

you traveled shortly thereafter to baltimore in the aftermath of freddie gray's death. since then, you have released a report that the police department has been working on reforming the process. update us today on where things stand. >> when you look at the work we have been able to do on policing issues, baltimore represents a arc of that work, the issues and challenges. the day was sworn in was the day of freddie gray's funeral. i briefed the president on the issue that afternoon and my first trip as a.g. was to baltimore to meet with residents, elected officials, young people, and to rank police officers. we have been working with collaborative reform, where the police department reached out to us and asked for help on the e excessive force policy. we have been working on that, but after freddie gray's death it was clear more was needed and the bond was truly broken in baltimore. we initiated an investigation into whether or not they baltimore police department was i engaged in unconstitutional behavior. that report cannot this fall and we did note areas of signific

since then the city of baltimore, the baltimore police department has been working on reform that you have an update about where things stand. >> yes. >> as you noted, i think when you look at the work we have been able to do on policing issues, but my really represents the heart of that work for the issues and the challenges but it was the first issue that confronted me the day i was born in. it was the night the violence broke out that i briefed the president on that issue that afternoon and my first trip was to baltimore to meet with residents and elected officials and young people and also rank-and-file police officers. we had been working with baltimore prior to that and what's called collaborative reform where the police department reached out to us and said can you give us some help on our policies and the like. we had been working on that but after freddie grey's death, and those events, it was clear that more was needed in and the bond was truly broken there in baltimore. we initiated an investigation to whether or not baltimore police department was engaged in a pattern of p

the football team arrives here in baltimore. one of our top stories, the secret cia assessment saying russia tried to boost donald trump's chances of winning the election. bloomberg reporter joining us with more from washington. eli, nice to see you. apologize for the sirens in the background here. as you look at these reports about russia, how certain shall we say is the cia and intelligence community of this assessment do you think? >> it's hard to gauge necessarily. but this is saying something that cybersecurity experts who don't have an ax to grind politically are saying since september, that these -- you can tell the hacks have sort of certain signatures of russian hacking, and the delivery of the hacks through wikileaks is an organization that has been linked to the russians, whether wittingly or unwittingly, especially through its founder and leader julian assange. and it was one party that had its private e-mails disclosed, which would suggest someone had their thumb on the scales and wanted to see the other guys win. a

army core cadet takes on the navy shipment in baltimore. president elect trump is en route and will be here to cheer on both teams as commander of chief. this after a morning of work. including meeting with exxon ceo. secretary of state. >>> and in boston, thousands of shoppers in historic quincy hall. we will check in on what to remind local shoppers this time of year. >>> good saturday to you and yours on this, the day of the army navy game. i'm lee laland live from the ba stadium in baltimore. >> and i'm molly lion. welcome to this special edition of america's news headquarters. >>> fist a fox news alert to tell you about trump's search for secretary of head of state. >> reporter: good morning, momly. we now know that president elect trump has met with the man now seen as the leading candidate to be trump's secretary of state. that is exxon mobile ceo rex tillerson. tillerson we now know came to trump tower to meet with mr. trump for the second time this week today. we know he was going to come to trump tower sometime this weekend to mee

if you head from the capitol toll baltimore beltway take 95 northbound or baltimore washington. somebody left a prompter pad. we have you covered on traffic this morning and keeping you youp dated 70 southbound delay 70 to spur and not seeing problems 95 northbound fredericksburg to aquia harbor. i'll move that out of the way and consider that a wind that i did not fall reporting traffic. back to you. >> 4:36 is the time. coming up. new google formula correct what many believe is wrong while others say it could lead to >> and how long you can keep your leftovers after christmas that's an important question. the answer may surprise you. >> we're going to break now with a live look across the d.c. region. time now is 4:6 and temperature 57 degrees. back in a moment >> we're back 4:39 what's trending on the web. first uv stars around the globe continue to pay tribute to george michael many feeling heart fell condolences on social media. elton john said i'm in deep shoyk lost a be loved friend and goldy hahn tweeted rest in peace your music lifted our spirits you will be missed and

joined on our booktv set by wesley lowery, author of this book, "they can't kill us all: ferguson, baltimore, and a new era in america's racial justice movement". where did you get the title for this book? >> the title comes from a sign left at a vigil after the fatal shooting of antonio martin, one of the first fatal shootings after the grand jury decision two years ago not to charge the officer in ferguson. one of the reasons we stuck with it was we thought it should the egos and feeling of so many people who have taken to the streets the last few years was there has been a shooting and it seems this is happening every day during certain periods but we are rushing into the street because there is power in these numbers. >> host: do we know who left@cuecue >> guest: we don't. it was one of the demonstrators, that was a night that was probably a few dozen protesters, wasn't one of the massive nights but i remember seeing that, making a note in my notebook that day that it captured a lot of the feeling i have been seeing and hearing from demonstrators. >> host: what was your experience in fer

you see the green continuing for 95 and baltimore washington parkway looking good there. and all right. let's go a little further north ward, 270 i mentioned quiet and it continues to be peaceful from frederick down to germantown, gaithersburg and then to the spur. 66 eastbound no slow downs yet. 234 to nutly street looking good coming out of northern sir vir and inside the beltway 395 northbound looks good. 50 through arlington you're okay and not seeing any accident or delays to report. we'll have another look at traffic coming up in less than ten minutes, guys. >> 4:36 the time coming up on "fox news morning" stalker arrested outside trump towers. >> and major league policy outlaying hazing by players. >> and a live look across the region, you're listening to a new song, dream, imagine dragons and cold play. back in a moment. >>> what's trending on the web this tuesday morning. >> holly. >> good to see you and everybody else out there. getting an early start this morning. go ahead and get tissues out. this first story is heartbreaking. a 5-year-old boy in tennessee got

plus the birds in baltimore ahead of today's game. you'll hear from linebacker jordan hicks about playing perfectly and what the team will be focused on today. >>> out in california, a woman is dead, after a large tree fell right on top of them at a wedding. police say it happened as family members were taking pictures at a park just outside of los angeles. firefighters rescued at least 20 people who were trapped underneath the eucalyptus tree. officials say several other victims suffered scrapes and bruises. it's unclear exactly what caused the tree to fall yesterday. >>> back here in our area today, family and friends will work the one-month anniversary of the hit and run with a vigil in west philadelphia. they'll release balloons to remember 8-year-old jayanna powell. the family did have a reason to smile yesterday, thanks to the tow truck drivers as part of the tow for tots program, drivers from around the region dropped off gifts for jayanna's siblings. nbc 10 was there's for the surprise. >> at a time like this, it was hard. i w

from maryland baltimore and baltimore's horse shoe arena. >> i'm not saying we are better than anybody. we are offering a completely different product. >> more slot machines, no table games, more shopping, more restaurants. >> years ago state lawmakers changed the rules to allow other casinos to keep a higher share of slot machine revenues once t away from the grand opening. it starts tomorrow night at 11 p.m. we'll bring you live coverage here on news4 after thursday night football. >>> a federal judge's ruling has -- tonight. >>> the judge tied his decision to another ruling filed tuesday in state court. it said green party candidate to request the recount. >> meanwhile, the president-elect's cabinet is coming together with a wrestling mogul, a state attorney general, and a retired general, the the latest to come on board. donald trump plans to nominate linda mcmahon to run the small business administration. she cofounded the world wrestling entertainment, the wwe. the president-elect also chose retired general john kelly for homeland security secretary. >>> to our weather now. if it

when i went on the tour i picked cities that had been what baltimore was was, that it did e ferguson was. not just with the problem a case, mistrust, writes even or violence. and wanted to find location where in the years after that, law enforcement and community residents had come together and crafted a solution. my view has always been base of my 20 years as a prosecutor is that when people sit down together and focus at the local olevel on what truly important o every community, they can find solutions. i felt the solutions were out there. i was very gratified to see cities that had been, i wouldn't say dire straits, where the department had filed a lawsuit for example, in east haven, connecticut, and gave the police department and the community the structure to work together. and to go there and find that residents of their as opposed to literally living in fear of the police now welcomed them into their businesses, their children know the police. to hear police officer say i have been reconnected with why i joined this profession. i now feel that i'm actually helping people as o

i'm john clark, live in baltimore. see you in 12 or 13 minutes. >> thank you. >>> christmas came early for kids in need. members of the police department welcomed santa and some of his little elves. nbc 10 was at the crock center for the police department's gift giving event. more than 50 families were selected from local churches and community organizations to receive the gifts. the event was organized by the fraternal order of police lodge 218. >>> up next, leave your quarters at home. we'll tell you the one place you can park for free up until the new year. >>> plus, reaching new heights. used to think santa was soaring with his reindeer. why was he scaling this skyscraper overseas today? we'll explain next. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in

but we know the deputy is in surgery right now at baltimore shock trauma. we have a crew at the hospital getting more information. we'll have a live report coming up in our five o'clock hour. and also breaking right now - a search for a critical missing teen. fairfax county showed up for work yesterday at the north point giant store in reston. he was last seen in front of the store around three o'clock wednesday afternoon. police believe he may be in danger because of mental disabilites. byrum may be wearing his giant grocery work t-shirt you see in this picture. call police if you have any information. toss to weather winter weather advisory in effect until 6am for counties nw. some snow/sleet/freezing rain at onset. brief period of slick road conditions possible. - am rain, pm sun; windy - windy & cold friday - few showers late sunday - mild start to next week, cold finish today: am rain. pm sunshine. windy. highs: 49-54 winds: s 10-20 g 35+ tonight: clear to partly cloudy. windy. lows: 30-35 winds: w 10-15 g 25 mph friday: partly sunny. windy and cold. f

this is a jaw-dropping pileup in baltimore. tens of millions are caught in the middle of the cold and slick conditions. we have more on the winter blast. >> reporter: millions of americans are in the frigid grip of a cold weather system sprawling from the midwest to the northeast. >> i've got all my gear on. >> reporter: snow, ice and freezing rain turned highways deadly. in baltimore a gas tanker truck overturned and plunged off i-95 and burst into flames. cell phone video captured the moment it went skidding across the slick pavement tichg -- tipping over and exploding. at least three people are reported killed. in fairfax, virginia, as many as 30 vehicles were caught in this chain-reaction crash. a man's body was found near the crash up, believed to be a victim. in nora -- new mexico another p. even roads that look safe can be treacherous, black ice making for scary spinouts. air travelers found themselves grounded by the wicked weather with thousands of flights delayed or canceled. but the bitter weather can't kill the holi

best bet take 95 northbound or baltimore washington parkway toward the baltimore parkway to get around that. southbound side shut down. shoulder getting by. all southbound lanes on on route 1. aside is from that police activity m street close inside district northwest between and 23. you'll need to detour around that. we're seeing a lot of earlier congiston than usual. right now 50 inbound in through chefly and i we're seeing a lot of backups as we forward cameras and things slow as well in virginia seeing a lot of congestion building 395 northbound side past etsel road no major slow downs yet by amount of volume i'm thinking you should get an earlier start. getting crowded already too, back to you wisdom and maureen. >> coming up on "fox news morning". water damage plays a role at a jail break. >> don't you love to be able to speed up some people that get on your nerves. >> yes. >> that's exactly what they do and one south american country. >> we're going to break now with a live look across the dmv. time now 5:37 and temperature 57. back in a back now 5:40 a deadly christmas weekend

prisonlike donald trump was in baltimore today. -- president elect donald trump was in baltimore today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gla250 for $329 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. world'sone of the spectacles in baltimore today, the annual army-navy game. president-elect donald trump was in attendance, splitting his time between both sides today of course. army led 14-zerhalf, but the mids fight act. worth still on his feet, jumping along. 41 yard touchdown. navy led 17-14. karmiel the move now, bradshaw keeps it himself, finds the end zone, nine yard score. army stuns navy, 21-17. the 14-game winning streak is over. scott: it finally happened, army's 14-game losing streak to navy is officially finished. when president-elect donald trump was looking on, the black knights scored the game-winning touchdown with less than seven minutes remaining in

best bet northbound headed to powder mill on baltimore washington parkway northbound make sure you get off at icc. >> other problem. inner loop you see this crash moved over to left shoulder and hov lane little river turnpike and crawl annandale upper loop towards 66. just one hov lane getting by tag a look at 66 earlier crash 123 cleared over to shoulder and had been blocking two lanes and very heavy traffic patterns there. metro is on time. we have another crash 9 5 northbound left lane blocked stafford as well. back to you maureen and steph. >> thanks very much. soon we have to say good-bye to holiday starbucks drink don't worry the coffee giant new drinks to the menu may be best yet tuxedo trio drink line now available regular, mocha, frappuccino and hot chocolate. it's a minimum of mocha made with hot espresso and mocha sauce and steamed whil chrome and tuxedo being mip of black and white cappuccino. >> and carmike cinema is in a deal worth 1.2 billion doj gave company the green light condition amc and carmike would sell theaterers in 15 markets. >> and now 128 rose bowl parade no

the most serious on i-95 south in baltimore. this happened near the exit for washington boulevard little before 5:00 this morning. and we were sent this video. wow. look at that. by someone who witnessed that nearly 70 car pile-up. you can see the tanker there. it's filled with gas and it tipped over and burst into flames, two people died including the driver of the tanker. three are seriously injured. 11 people total taken to the hospital. crews spent all day investigating this crash and that part of i-95 slowly reopened just about 8:30 tonight. >>> and now to another crash and police are unraveling a mystery tonight. this all started with a massive 23 car crash on the inner loop of the beltway in fairfax county this morning. but as evan koslof tells us, there are still questions about how one man involved died. >> reporter: just and people. very treacherous out here. >> they'll tell you. >> gridlock, bumper to bumper traffic down the beltway. >> reporter: that was not fun. >> i wish it was raining salt. put it that way. pretty

this is going towards the north, towards the baltimore region. you see it up towards baltimore. that's the heavy rain we saw last hour. here it is right in here. notice the oranges and reds. also notice down to the south we've got more of the yellows and oranges. heavy rain is coming through here. by the way, 95, this is just really heavy down to the south. i'll zoom in on this area. up see what i'm talking about. just south of d.c. around waldorf, quantico, fredericksburg. 95 just a mess tonight. it's always a mess at this hour. going to continue to be as we move through the night. seeing what we're moving out to the west. there is snow and ice. ice storm rn warning and winter weather advisories have been posted back to the west. nobody in our area. west virginia and parts of western maryland continue to see that. you notice the back edge of this rain right here making its way through. that's the back edge of the steady rain. in behind it, though, we'll have a couple of showers right through about 10:00, 11:00 tonight. i mentioned the temperatures. once again, it's plain cold o

new details after the fiery wreck in baltimore. water police that about the driver whose tanker plummeted off the bridge and exploded. tributes coming in after the sudden death of pop icon george michael. jummy: millions returning after the holidays. winter weather slowing things down across the hall it takes. when will we be dealing with things here at home? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: gosh, but no snow. jummy: not yet. as you can see, have to team is here. [laughter] here. i just been sam is this guy ismmy: here. we will all be back sometime in the new year. visitca: chance to family, have the family coming to town. hasn't been too bad in terms of whether us the country, though we did just show you a snippet their of the snow in the midwest blizzard conditions up there for a while. for us today it's just going to be overcast. not bad at all. yesterday we saw temperatures topping off around 40 degrees. we will be rig

and our first responders in baltimore city. i talked to our fire chief and i've talked to our police department and the transit, you know, we have what we call a war room when these kinds of situations -- they've been in here since 3:00 a.m. this morning making sure the streets were appropriately salted. so they've done their part. we need our citizens to do their part to stay off the roads. >> certainly the message from mayor catherine pugh of the city of baltimore to everyone, stay at home. don't even open your doors and stay safe. mayor pugh, thank you for the time. >> thank you so much. >>> turning now to international news, the escalating tensions between china and the united states, it all started on thursday when china seized an underwater u.s. navy research drone from international waters in the south china sea. the u.s. is demanding its immediate return. now the chinese government released a statement saying that the u.s. is quote, hyping up the drone issue and that they will return the drone in an appropriate manner.

the eagles will be running thin at running back sunday in baltimore against the ravens. darren sproles officially ruled out with a concussion after taking that nasty hit last week. the redskins dash lays sore effort fined more than $48,000 for his violent hit on sproles and another legal penalty. kenyan barner will return punts. eagles offensive shrine hurting. al benn len barber questionable. with a banged up o-line in a meaningless game against the ravens coach pederson says he's not thought about sitting wentz. >> i don't want to send that message to not only him but the team. he's a leader and we go with the guys that have battled and got us to this point. >> so how do you beat baltimore? you pass. more on carson wentz's shoulders sunday. wentz that is a thrown the ball more than any other rookie quarterback in nfl history over the last seven games. here's espn's ron jaworski. >> ♪ >> that's unfair. it's unfair to put a quarterback in that position. as a rookie quarterback. as a rookie quarterback that missed most of the preseason. it's unfair to that guy. to expec

we went to the bus company in baltimore for comment but no one would speak to us. family mementos and notes have been left. according to the report, shawn braxton was only going 16 miles behind by the bus chapel was driving. the teacher's aide on the bus immediately asked chapel if he was ok but got no response. >> after he hit the car, looked like he picked up more speed. didn't slow down >> didn't slow down at all. >> shawn braxton was the man driving the mustang. >> my heart goes out to the families who lost loved ones. >> reporter: transportation safety board says all aspects of the crash including the school bus driver's medical condition and medical certificate remain under investigation. we also reached out to the attorney representing the bus company today but at this hour we've heard nothing back. one of the notes, the ntsb said the report from a number of the crashes or incidents chapel had been in in the last five years paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> getting word into the newsroom right now that two teenagers have been charged in connection with last

back to that breaking news from baltimore. authorities say two people were killed and more than a dozen injured when a gasoline tanker skidded off an interstate highway in baltimore and exploded. there was also a pileup involving more than 50 vehicles. so right now it's unclear whether the pileup started before the tanker crash or whether it was cause td by the incident >>> for more on the election hacking, another big story this morning, we want to take you to russia where the kremlin wants proof of the claims. let's check in with chief foreign correspondent, richard engel. any official response since yesterday's news conference? >> reporter: the silence has been deafening here in moscow. there has been nothing from vladimir putin, no senior officials from the kremlin have commented. the state-will you know and state-influenced media are barely touching the story at all. if they are mentioning it, in the fuse cast, it is the fifth or sixth item, and when it is given that scant coverage, it is only to say that these are ridicu

. >> reporter: baltimore has not been too kind to rookies. nine seasons ago, a rookie quarterback has not won a single game down there. good luck. wentz and the eagles hope to snap out of this four game losing streak today at 1:00 p.m. they have been going down a bad road. they have not won a road game in 3 months. they need a million things to make the playoffs. >> the season has not played out the way we wanted we hope to build momentum going into next year. i know the odds are ridiculous, but there's a chance. >> baltimore is in a must-win situation. it is the way to set us up and continue to build chemistry. >>> how about the gliers, -- flyers, you didn't think they would go the rest of the season undefeated, did you? jake borachek sailed they will start another ten game winning streak on monday. lights out on the ten game winning streak in dallas. flyers up 1-zip leading after 1 until this one. steve mason who was 8-0 during the streak gets beat twice on rebounds in the second and the third. flyers lost 3-1. it is their first loss in mor

. >>> the icy weather this weekend triggered this deadly pileup on i-95 in baltimore. it started when a tanker truck slipped off a bridge and burst into flames. it was all caught on this cell phone video. >>> plus an owner fights back when somebody tries to rob his repair shop in southwest philadelphia. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today" i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this sunday. let's get right to that weather with meteorologist krystal klei who is tracking the foggy start. >> this fog has very, very quickly been spinning out. in fact when i drove in which is only a couple hours ago we were still seeing dense fog even through philadelphia. all we needed was a little boost in temperatures to start thinning the fog and now we're right back to where we should be. ten miles is the max you'll see on the visibility map and that's where we are at philadelphia airport. look at northeast philly, same deal. but as we go into trenton, allentown, mount pocono and reading, right around a quarter of a mile to a half mile which indicates v

i work as a surgeon, whether i am at home or grew up in rural north carolina or baltimore seeing folks from greenmount or liberty, i was wondering, where have you seen in your research that racist ideas have been implanted? not the evidence of it but i don't read much about it. >> you have probably seen a recent study of medical students, medical students that believe black people are more susceptible to pain, that theory was a theory that was used by benjamin rush. benjamin rush was in medical school, a famous doctor in philadelphia during the late 1700s and early 1800s and in one of his books he fight another doctor who stated his doctor was able to amputate a black person's leg while the black person held their leg because that black person did not feel pain. later the father of gynecology, has a statue, in new york city in front of the american medical academy. so this guy was a practicing doctor and foul decided there was a major gynecological problem affecting women and he decided he was going to experiment on the vaginaes of enslaved black women and this speaks to the deck i was

a member of the baltimore ravens. we asked him his thoughts on this historic rivalry. >> the army-navy game in many opinion is the biggest and best rivalry in all of sports, really. what it means to both sides. it's the biggest thing that you learn as a pleb walking in, is to beat army. the high note of my career at the naval academy. nothing feels better than running on that field with hi teammates. my prediction is obvious. it will be navy in a rout. beat army! >> well, hey, hey, hey, victor, look what i found. i found myself a nice, cozy hat. i'm warm now. one of the things that warms up the rivalry are the traditions. up with of those is the running of the game ball. yesterday, the 13th company of mid shipmen, they ran the game ball 88 miles from annapolis, at the naval academy, through washington, d.c., all the way here last night to baltimore to deliver the ball they'll use in the game. just one of the coolest parts of the many traditions in this rivalry. this is an opportunity today, guys, to watch the men who

what baltimore thinks of d.c. >> reporter: he's one of baltimore's most famous sons. filmmaker john watters. we chatted with the writer and director in the reading room of think. for the flamboyant creator of movie classics like "pink flamingos" and of course "hairspray." >> people think i'll have '50s furniture and gold. >> reporter: he won't be part of tonight's live event. >> he asked me to be in it. i'm on stage that night in boulder. i can't watch it. vy to watch it on demand the next morning in an airport or something. >> reporter: tonight waters is on christmas show. >> i give advice to everybody, how to get the cheapest presents you can make that are scary, that will make your relatives laugh like you just find the ugliest picture of your relative and put them on christmas poles and give them as gifts. i talk about criminals, i talk about christmas in jail, how you can deal with people that give you gift cards which i think is not a good idea unless it's to a porn site or something, that really i think that gift baskets are bad ideas, like a fruit gives me a p

baltimore is taking it a step further. que puequeno is a multimedia artist. he had been living in this building known as the bell foundry until earlier this week. on monday, the city evicted him and nine other artists without warning. >> bell foundry is just an example of what's going to happen to, like, more spaces like this, not only in baltimore but in, like, different cities. my next move, hopefully, is to >> sreenivasan: artists could live, work and party at the bell foundry. it was also a sanctuary for the l.g.b.t.q. community and artists of color, according to pequeno. my next move, hopefully, is to find a new safe space for black and brown artists, for black and brown people in baltimore. >> sreenivasan: the bell foundry was never zoned for residential use, and it was unsafe, according to kathleen byrne, who is responsible for permits and code enforcement in baltimore's housing department. >> it was an accident waiting to happen. there were tons of flammables and combustibles as well as debris located and it warranted imminent danger. it wasn't just a

monday night football tom brady facing the baltimore ravens. patriots defense putting the ravens in a hole first quarter that is staffed by malcolm brown for safety up to nothing. reagan's attempt in the field. here comes like a deer he leaps over the frontline and blocks it third quarter. quarterback joe fico dipsticks inferred eight-yard shot down. now down 23-17. tom brady delivers big. dashes up with a 79-yard touchdown. ray throws 406 yards and three touchdowns for the win. the los angeles rams make a surprise move. the team firing had coach a shared after four plus seasons with the team. the loss was the final straw for months after they gave fisher contract extension. taking over for the final three games. and basketball and nailbiter in los angeles. the clippers versus the trail blazers. third quarter the clippers comeback and find jordan for the ali you. the fourth quarter just over. chris paul gets the rebound past. the clippers going to wind 121- 120. lauren: what a drag for this one. hazing ritual does wonder woman and dallas cowboy

john clark has complete locker room reaction from baltimore. plus, an exclusive interview with head coach doug pederson. that's right after this show right here on nbc 10. >>> less than a week until christmas and post offices across the region are bracing for impact. officials with the postal service anticipate that tomorrow will be the busiest mailing day of the year. the postal service says it's expecting this year to be even busier than last year. we stopped by this post office in north philadelphia where people are trying to get a jump on those crowds. >> i think it gets worse as it gets closer to the 25th. and we've experienced the line on the 23rd. and we decided to try to preempt it a little bit. >> there's still time to get those packages out before christmas. the deadline for first class shipping is tuesday. now here are some other shipping deadlines. if you want your packages to arrive by christmas, monday is the last day for three-day select shipping through u.p.s. you have until friday for u.p.s. next day air. if you plan to use fed

fire officials in baltimore are responding to a 55 car pile up. this is on i-95 because the road there is just iced over. live pictures here of just behind the back end of that multicar crash. so far, two people have died in this accident. dozens have been taken to local hospitals. >> the d.c. metro system has suspended bus service because of those hazardous conditions. dulles airport just closed all their runways due to the freezing rain that we're seeing. we're following the story, and alison, as we said earlier, the minute you say freezing rain you know you're in trouble. >> absolutely yes. don't go out if you don't have to. there are already accidents in place but there could be more. we still have freezing rain coming down in cities like washington, d.c., baltimore into philadelphia. new york was snow. we have now seen that change over into freezing rain. we're getting the icy conditions in new york city as well. boston right now is heavy snow but it's heavy enough that we have visibility of less than a quarter of a mile. not necessarily any

you can see that truck hitting a guardrail on i-95 in baltimore it flipped over the rail and exploded below. the truck driver died and debris from the explosion flew across the highway, triggering a 55-car pile-up. a second person was killed in that pile-up. nine others were hurt. >>> in minnesota, the winter weather is being blamed for 500 crashes out there. the highway patrol says all the accidents happened after snow started falling yesterday. one person was killed in the crashes and 45 others were hurt. a winter storm warning is in effect for that area. >>> a woman and a child jumped from the second floor of a burning home in west philadelphia overnight. and right now, both are recovering in the hospital. firefighters rushed to the row home on north 61st street early this morning. they were able to get the 25-year-old woman and 3-year-old girl to safety. but both suffered serious burns, their conditions are not known. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> in bridesberg, firefighters were also working to put out another row home fire this fire broke out on the home on h

we have reaction from baltimore. coming up next in sports. >> and of course, let us know if you have any nice holiday pictures wow yule like us to show. these photos came from the lisbon christmas parade. looks like a great time. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> now, wusa9 game on sports with frank hanrahan. brought to you by xfinity. >> after a long, long wait, army football finally got it done. beating navy in america's game. up in baltimore earlier today. here is how it all web down. the spectacle that is army versus navy. navy responded. zach avey had a rough first half redeeming himself with his great run to put navy on top into the end zone. 17-10. but, army late in quarter, the black knights would respond. quarterback amahd bradshaw put the black knights back up and they held on for their first win in 14 trie

baltimore's fresh off a win. baltimore has won four of their last six. >> you know, terrible towels. around, basically, i got the everywhere. and, you see those guys come out here. you are very familiar with it. you respect so much. we respect the organization. we respect the quarterbacks. we respect the head coach. these guys are great at what they do. all of them. and ... you know, it is just something i have really grown to love. >>> maryland football is in detroit preparing for the quick lane bowl. terps will face boston college monday. maryland comes in 6-6. and the eagles enidtical record at 6-6. >> very well coached. a very physical team. that's the program. i know the head coach really well. you can see it on tape. they want to win the last scrimmage. defense is tremendous. offensively, they establish the one game. and try to do it with a power type run style. >> maryland football with the final practice of the season. and they went to a local food bank 21,000 pounds of potatoes. by the way, speaking of g

reporting live in south baltimore, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. coming up, checking the top stories. nine people are dead and dozens more are hurt after a truck slams in a busy christmas market in berlin. the suspect is in custody. a passenger in the truck was killed at the scene. authorities now are investigating this as a possible act of terror. alison: doctors are seeing an unusual spike in a relatively common respiratory virus this holiday season. but the increase in the r.s.v. cases has pediatric intensive care units around the region packed with kids. that is forcing some of the units to close to other patients. jonathan: despite protests of hacking by russians the electoral college is working to finalize the election. and texas put him over the top with 270. that is the official number he needed so he officially now is the winner of the presidency. alison: the webster say the election played a big role in the choice for the 2016 word of the year. it's "surreal." which means marked by the intense, irrational reality of a dream. >> it's somet

the division, two brigades of it, and up going down the baltimore pike. slocum's messengers find them and have them return to the field. despite the roar of the battle, you would think you would have some concern about going back there. i find that he has little understanding of the situation, and perhaps less of judgment. as he comes back, i don't find where he is. he is certainly not showing good leadership. the return of the two brigades under candy and kane. we will talk more about general geary later. you see the spangler wall, meadow, farm, baltimore pike. candy and kane's brigades cam back in. kane's brigade came back first. they are led by --, another command problem. they moved in with little caution. again, where is the leadership? it seems incredible they did not know the rebels were nearby, right on top of the hill. according to, walker, they -- thomas walker, they received a volley from the hill just overhead. after a series of probes in the moonlight, including one stacking his men for ranks deep underneath confederate guns and that low grou

now developing out of baltimore. a 13-year-old boy is in critical condition after being shot in the head. but police tell abc7 the teen is not just a victim here. lindsey mastis is in the satellite center. police just provided an update, right? lindsey: that's right. they want everyone to learn that replica guns can be dangerous. this is a picture of the replica gun that he allegedly used and when he and friends tried to carjack a guy in the middle of the day. the target happened to be a 73-year-old man who used to be a baltimore police officer, is currently a private investigator and has a concealed weapon permit. once the teen opened the door and waved the gun the driver took action. the teen was shot. the rest of the group ran away. family of the 13-year-old are devastated and they are confused. his aunts insist his family would never allow him to have a replica gun. >> no. he don't have possession of stuff like that. if he sees his friends or something like that, he is a teenager. he wants to hold it and play wit

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. >>> then the birds are in baltimore ahead of today's game. you'll hear what linebacker jordan hicks has to say about playing perfectly and what the team is focused on today. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> quarter after 7:00 right now on this sunday. the weather is impacting flights at philadelphia international airport this morning. the airport just tweeted out that there is a dense fog advisory that's in effect. though some flights are being canceled and delayed. if you are heading to the airport today to either pick somebody up for leave philadelphia, just make sure you check with your airline before you go. >>> let's out to california where a woman is dead and a 4-year-old girl is critically injured after a large tree fell right over on top of them at a wedding. police say it happened as family members were taking pictures athe a park just outside of los angeles. firefighters rescued 20 people trapped underneath the eucalyptus tree. it's unclear what caused the tree to fall yesterday. >>> back here in our area, today family and friends will

crazy scene baltimore. eagles down by seven. twelve seconds left from the four, carson wentz, and he runs, and h in. eagles, down by one. we're going to >> down one, 42nd left instead of t e , pederson goes for two and the win, wentzn matthew. take another look, tipped at the line.gles lose 27-26. zero and six in games touchdown. what happened right there. >> i wanted to win the football game, and, the other thing chances in overtime were less than 50 percent of winning this game, so as an under dog going in i the regulation. >> we had a great call, had to get the ball out in a hurry. we had it. they got their hand on it. again, just didn't go our way. >> not much has gone their way late thely. they ha games, worst stretch since 2012. up in a live report from jamie . >> all right, thanks, jeff. city's frankford section when rescue dog, that had already lived through tough times died in the fire. >>> restaurant scene in manayunk comes together to meal for the holidays. we will have another check of the forecast when we come right

grant >> eagles and baltimore, 1 kickoff on fox 5. grant? >> i'll take the ravens. they need the game more, philadelphia is in a little bit of trouble. they've lost several games that a row. last week you saw them beat themselves time and time against the redskins, i think they're in that kind of mode >> ravens are a slightly better team, give me a 2017 final baltimore in the win column. >> i shouldn't go first because i got to agree you that's my pick. >> i go with the ravens. one of the better defenses in the nfl, eagles are just not where they're supposed to be >> they put out as much as they could against the redskins and their season is pretty much done, i'm going to with the ravens. >>> game two, taking on. giants, 1 p.m. kickoff >> i'll go with the lions. i'll say the lions are going to beat the giants. >> i gladly will take the lead in our pick i'm going to with the new york football giants. here's what i'm worried your pick there, lions, stafford is banged up. he has the questionable how well he's going to throw the football. they do have something to play

. >>> up in baltimore, the ravens hosting the miami dolphins. miami one of the hottest teams in the nfl. won six straight games. this one was all baltimore. here is their second, joe flacco with a 13-yard score. one of two touchdown connections. ravenss up 14-0. fourth quarter from baltimore, flacco,ing rashad does the rest. former first round draft pick showing his speed there. flacco threw four of those to go along with 381 yards. play-off is set. we knew alabama would be number one. the tide finishing with a perfect 13-0 record. clemson, they are number two. won the acc championship and had just one loss on the season. ohio state comes in at number three. the buckeyes did not play in their conference championship, and their only loss of the season came against the big ten champion penn state and the pac 12 champion washington comes in at number four. some people, including my should be number four. >> call him out. >> instead of washington. a lot of people feel that way. other bowl games announce today, the terps going bowling, heading to det