in ohio she with as a month-old and dumped in a shoe box outside a pet store. someone tried to sell her inside the pet store and they dent take dogs and whoever it was, dumped her in a shoe box which seems like a sad story and it was my lucky day. i took her home and had every intent to take her to a shelter and 24 hours later i was like i will never leave you. we have been together ever since. she is a little on the needy side. and a little excited but sweet as can be. national take your dog to workday was started to promote awareness about pet adoption to let people know that it s always a better option to adops a dog or a cat. so they did this to basscally promote you know not only being kind tower pet and take care of your pet but to promote adoption which is where the maryland as spcae they have gone a great spca. they have been a great friend to good morning maryland at nine and aileen has a cat. mudslide. there s pet of the day. there he is. can a cat be a
in scotch planes, new jersey karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. the obama administration will pay with money from the $50,000 troubled asset relief program for housing. ladies who love to shop, listen up, you ll be able to buy designer duds for less. bar gone designer wear goes at the junior league s better dress sale. it is at the y s penny on york road. all prodeeds benefit the charity work of the junior league. there is thousands of dollars for that one sale to help people who really need it. unless there is ever a bad idea to job designer for less. would love those shoes. i m sure. the newsroom is looking for you around ten of 10:00. i will not be here. you know where two find me. call down to penny wise. it will be a good day to shop. sunshine, blue skies, good saturday to be outside. the problem is it s going to be a little chilly. but chilly temperatures only for a short bit of time. take a look outside. we ll give you an idea of what s going on. cloud
leave parents with a lot of questions tonight. it happened yesterday afternoon when a school bus never dropped off elementary school students following an after-school program. school officials are still trying to figure out what happened. reporter: the county school bus was to run its regular route taking children home after an after-school program. school officials say the bus never made a stop, never ran its route, leaving parents in the dark for two hours. there was a problem with the bus returning students to the home. the bus was stopped by police and taken back here to pleasant plains. reporter: the police escort delivered the school children to the school and to confused and anxious parents. i was worried. the same thing any parent would think. my child is missing. i had no phone call from the school. reporter: it may be the report of what happened on that ride to nowhere that could be more concern. the driver told police the kid were acting up and he got
the 23-year-old victim was a randallstown high school graduate,ed a had recently enrolled at catonsville community college to pursue a medical degree. she leaves behind a 6-year-old daughter. a loving family, a caring family. it s just that she was coming from a doctor s appointment. and like i say, it happened. reporter: but how did it happen? police say the unidentified suspect had carjacked someone earlier, and members of the regional auto theft task force spotted the car on lexington street, but were ordered not to speed after it. but members of the victim s family are left with an agonizing question: why if police were instructed not give chase, was the suspect traveling so fast in that vehicle? no, i don t believe the chase because they couldn t have arrived at the scene that fast, and if they would have chased and had the suspect going as fast as they claim he was going, he should have been able to bail out of the car at an earlier time. it was ten blocks away.
. this is wjz, and wjz.com, baltimore. from the city, to the county, to your neighborhood. now, complete coverage on wjz 13, maryland s news station. h1n1 virus here. the swine flu spread through a conference in baltimore, how many are sick. i m don scott. i m mary bubala. health workers say many of the patients who contracted the swine flu at the downtown conference are visitors from out of town. live at hopkins plaza. more on the flu fears. good afternoon, gigi. reporter: good afternoon. veteran affairs workers are in town attending a training session, but it was cut short when they became sick with the h1n1 virus flu. the health department confirms it, 11 cases found at this federal office building in downtown. the patients worked with the veteran s affair department. they were out of town guests attending a training session when some came down with flu- like symptoms. they were asked to stay in their hotel rooms, now it may have three more suspected cases. i