a plan to close more city schools. the two major reasons they can be shutting down. first on fox. a suspected police impersonator gets inside of a school. what he said to the principal. toyota takes major action tonight. why the auto manufacturer has stopped selling millions of its own cars. colder temperatures on the way. when we could see our next snow storm in the sky watch forecast. live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. hello, i am jeff barnd. and i am jennifer gilbert. it has become a annual affair and tonight another round of school closing is being considered in the city of baltimore. jeff abell is live at school headquarters with the planned lay owed today by the school ceo. jeff? ceo wants to shut down four middle schools and 1 high school. he said they are all under performing. but tonight many parents are unconvinced. at winston middle school this afternoon, the news drew a chilly reception. this sch
monday. still temperatures above where we would expect this time of the year. 30 in easton and back to hagger s town. slight windchill knocking us into the lower 20s. no major problem. just standard january stuff. normally temperatures in the lower 20s. nice little break from what will becoming much colder temperatures by the weekend. satellite showing clear skies overhead. clouds trying to flow in with a light breeze this afternoon. the two-degree guarantee of 42- degrees with partly to cloudy skies. we are accident free this hour, but expect slowdowns on trouble trouble spots like here on the outer loop. traffic running slow 95th southbound between marsh board and the 895 split. in baltimore city, they want you to avoid gillford avenue to baltimore to fayette streets. they are waiting for cement to dry. at cecil county they opened the flood gates and both directions are closed right there at route 1. be aware of that. as we look down here, it s quiet as you make your way
hello. new information on a story you first saw on fox. the man starts with imers nature a police officer inside a city school. reporter: police say the 27-year-old who was the principal thought he was working as an undercover cop. according to charged documents obtained by the crime and just unit, dorsey, a former city cop, first approached the principal last october, showed police i.d. and told her he was assisting school police in reference to ongoing illegal activities. it s believed dorsey visited the school numerous times, so brave he even sat in classrooms with students during class time. they determined he was a fake in december arrested him a short time later in a classroom. it s an incredible breach of the public s trust. it could have been a danger, you know, of somebody not being real. reporter: now investigators also say dorsey s wife worked here at the hospital. as for pierre he ll be front an center before a judge tomorrow. the school has yet to make
the search is on for a rapist in west baltimore, the other crimes the man could be connected with. one year into economic recovery, where we are and how far we still have to go. and better late than never. why experts say you should get a swine flu shot this weekend. good morning. it s tuesday, january 26th. i m patrice harris. hopefully the rain we have been seeing the last couple of days is coming to an end. but for that answer we need to check with meteorologist steve fertig who knows it all when it comes to weather. i feel like the pressure is really on now. i try to know to let you know what you need to know. you get that? let s take a look at sky watch regional radar. you see showers moving off to the east. that much i do know. we do see back to the west a little bit of snow moving into the western most counties, that should not make it over most the counties. you see a blue area a the future scan model indicating snow for the western counties but otherwise dr
downtown. back to you. we re waking up at 5:00. pickup day gutters have to be shoved back into place. looking for your crash. trash can. and you have been calling your insurance company that s what have. you have been doing. we go to stone lee where the stones moved. it packed a punch, thousands of homes are in the dark. at the height of the storm, 70,000 customers were in the dark. lots of rain and winds caused outages and flooding. in baltimore city it was the wet ground that led to problems. a tree fell across old frederick road and landing on homes across the street. they. they had to close. that same storm brought flooding to baltimore county. standing water was the deep as two feet and families were urged to stay inside. and the rain contributes to the fact that there was a surge. reporter: where things stand, there are 36 homes in the area without power this morning. a bge spokesperson said that power could can be restored this evening. linda so, abc 2 news.