whatsoever. speed cameras in work zones. how the rules could change. change. (57:50) (charles johnson) i put my life on the line that they did not do t this. teens on trial in the burning of a dog.what will happen to them over the weekend. weekend.dusty says: i love the green bay packers. dusty says: i love the green bay pac packers. and a cheese head with feathers.the ways he s linked to superbowl. superbowl. hello i m jeff barnd. and i m karen parks. parks. new tonight... ..those speed cameras in work zones capture photos of drivers night and day.. 24-7.. even if no one is working there. there. but./ that. could change./ soon..//// soon..//// áákeitháá. daniels./// on./ 695./ in. baltimore county./// ááwitháá.// a. plan.// in. the./ works.. 3 many drivers had no idea that those speed cameras in work zones were actually operating 24 hours a day.it s prompted one state lawmaker.to sponsor a bill. to abolish the practice..unless workers.are actually.on site.and n
anniversary of dr. martin luther king have a dream speech. the fact that organizers chose this paaticular weekend and the lincoln memorial as he site for the rally has some questioning why? i just don t understand the timing. i think everything is deliberate. and i just want more unity for america. i believe what dr. king believes in too. to me it doesn t matter it is on the same day or at the lincoln memorial, i am there to honor him as well. civil rights officials will commemorate with a march of their own ending on the national mall. now the question of the day. is it appropriate to hold a taxpayer rally on the anniversary of dr. martin luther king i have a dream speech? 64 percent say yes. 36 percent say no. jean writes on our website. to stir up controversy. they planned it that way. but mary joe writes on facebook..3 i do believe the rally held on the anniversary is appropriate because we all have dreams that the politiciins continue to take and in oth
two of them have died. michael buczyner is standing by live at police headquarters witt the controversy over how police are trying to get witnesses to come forwaad. michael? jeff, good evening to you. over the last week or so, several high ranking members of department have been vocal and open and advertising the department s stance when it comes to illegal immigration. and now recently, at a meeting with residents in southeast baltimore, a police major encouraged anyone legal or illegal, to come forward and report a crime. promising that the department has no concerns over immigration issues. in response, state delegaae pat mcdonogh calls the city a sanctuary for illegals. making it a more violent place for everyone. i can tell for you sure, the ballimore police department has tatus. we do not ask people their status or talk about it. this kind of policy encourages illegals, including gang bangers and drug dealers to come into the city. back out live, city police -
police think it s related to another crime. two officers hailed as heros. tonight, you ll hear how they managed to pull a man from a burning car. and what s the deal with alburt haynesworth? does he have a debilitating condition? his coach and teammates react. we begin tonight with a frightening attack at a maryland senior living center. i m shawn yancy. and i m brian bolter. an 86-year-old woman assaulted in her own bed. her attacker is still on the streets and tonight we re told he may be tied to another crime. bob barnard is working this one tonight. bob. reporter: brian, the crimes are both chilling and dreadfully similar. older women, living alone, victimized in bed in the middle of the night. montgomery county police investigating two such crimes in germantown, the latest at a home for seniors. she was attacked in her bed at churchhill living center in germantown, happened around 4:00 in the morning on saturday. a man crawled through an unlocked first floor wind
and talk about getting close to the action. -hat happened when a wild pitch meets a tv camera. live in high deeinition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news late edition . hello again, i am jeff barnd. and i am jennifer gilbert. hispanics argeted for violence. police aware of fiie attacks ú%ainst them. two of them have died. michael buczyner is standing by live at police headquarters witt the controversy over how police are trying to get witnesses to come forwaad. michael? jeff, good evening to you. over the last week or so, several high ranking members of department have been vocal and open and advertising the department s stance when it comes to illegal immigration. and now recently, at a meeting with residents in southeast baltimore, a police major encouraged anyone legal or illegal, to come forward and report a crime. promising that the department has no concerns over immigration issues. in response, state delegaae pat mcdonogh calls the city a san