elem/middle #236 is closed today. due to a power outage. wednesday maach 2nd 3 3 map pat downs at airport security can be an inconvenience and maybe eeen a little invasive. but some lawmakers in new hampshire say it s much worse. calling it a sexual of. is..it s sexual assault.. assault.. now. those lawmakers are fighting to have t-s-a workers punished as sex offenders. ann put on the see offender registry.it isn t a large crowd in support of the bill to criminalize patdownssand body scans in new hampphire. but the support áisá passionate.one man says the heightened security procedures cost him a trip hooe for the holidays in december. this time the news is talking about enhanced patdowns .. i cried on the phone with my mother that i did not wish to submit to enhanced patdowns. some who support the bill say the t-s-a needs to do away with random passenger screenings.. and only search passengers whoolook or act suspicious.critics argue that s only going to lead to more ca
the game or practice. they would not be allowed to return until they have a written note from a doctor saying that they are okay. there are more than 35,000 sports related concussions every year and many of those leads to long-term damage. and this new bill has received some famous support. this type of legislation on sports concussions will go a long way to prevent needless head injuries and perhaps save lives. we need to treat our iowa student athletes like they are millionaire and million dollar nfl football players. and so, what this bill is going to do is protect our iowa student athletes. reporter: now we came across new information this morning from 1997 to 2008, five concussions for every 10,000 athletes on the field. that s girls and boys. if you would like more information, log onto abc2news.com/concussions to find out more about kids on the playing field. reporting live, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. it s 6:32. republican governor scott walker is proposing hu
3 fiber map 3 pat downs at airport security can be an inconvenience and maybe even a little invasive. but some lawmakers ii new hampshire say it s much worse than that. they believe it s a sexual offense. offense.megan gilliland is live at b-w-i thurgood marshall airport withhmore on how those lawmakrs are pushing to have t-s-a workers punished. punished. good morning patrice,we ve seen several t-s-a employees filing into work this morning. their job is to keep the air safe, they use pat downs and body scans.but some lawmakers say they ve overssepped their boundaries. boundaries. call it what it is..it s sexual assault.. assault.. they want t-s-a workers punished as sex offenders. and put on the sex offender registry.it wasn t a large crowd in support of the bill too criminalize patdowns and body scans in new hampshire. but the support was passionate.one man says the heightened seccrity procedures cost him a trip home for the holidays ii december. this time the news is talk
yesterday s fire, ttat nearly deetroyed more a dozen homes. and dozens of firefighters werr called to the scenn. but they all were not from baltimore. %-some say, we could have been n big trouble. the city was required to ask for companies to transfer in, from arundel county, baltimore county, howard counny, harford county and as far away as washington, d.c.. this was a fire that, in days gone by, would have been serious but there would have been enough resources left in the city to adequately protect the city. -> a spokesperson for the mayor released this statement. despite a record of $121 million budget defiiit, mayyr tephanie rawlings-blake restored critical funding to the fire department this year. and to reduce rotating fire company closures over the last year. there are, at least, three rotating fire company closures baltimore.ng live here in west karen parks, fox 45 news late edition . thank you karen. wild fire at ooe of maryland s3 national parks as we speak. 5
touch on any program. we need to promote home ownership. she would like to streamline the process to make it easier to purchase and develop city properties. she plans not only to clean up the properties that they already own but aggressively go after speculators and absentee landlords. if they do not, the city will put them in the hands of people who will take care of them. we are trying to catch problems by investing money in boarding and cleaning and not just prolonging the process. the mayor is expected to announce details later this month or early october. investigators have not determined where the fire started or how. yesterday at this time we told you about a murder suspect who is free after being released on bond. the 26-year-old is charged in the death of 24-year-old calvin yeung. last week, he was released on bail but another judge reversed that decision at the request of prosecutors. the murder was called a cold- blooded execution and not an act of road