another accident up in harford county has the intersection at whiteford road and rocks road closed in pylesville. the roads are wet and it s foggy making your way around the area. as we peek at the cameras, no problems on the beltway, traffic moving at a good pace, starting to pick up a little on the outer loop at old court road but seem to be moving pretty fine on the beltway as we look at drive times, also, they are pretty good as well as on the top side from belair road to providence road. outer loop five minutes. starting to build a little on 95 southbound from whitemarsh boulevard to 695, four minutes. on the outer loop between the 83s only one minute so far, back to you. it s a minute after 6:00. martin o malley got his political science degree by working for senator barbara mukulski. he would lose to john for a state senate seat in 1990 but wouldn t lose again, winning a city council post, then mayor, then governor. linda so as the governor tries to keep his winnin
it means despite the clearing skies, we will be quite breezy today. wind will be from the northwest. partly cloudy skies by this afternoon. the normal temperature is 68. bundle up tonight. upper 30 s tonight. 42 downtown. we will keep the breeze around for at least 48 hours. right now let s check out the commute with sarah. we are waiting for the roads to dry out. frederick avenue at pulaski street is the latest accident. we have ongoing probe work at lombard and light. an accident in the towson. . route 136, all lanes closed in pylesville because of an accident that has been there since early this morning. nine minutes on southbound 895. about 85-minute ride on 95 southbound down to the fort mchenry. about pay five-minute ride on 95 southbound. a nice ride on 216 through howard county. good morning. one week after a home invasion in towson, county police have some suspects in custody. jennifer franciotti is live in a student with that story. in the early morning ho
between the baltimore beltway to 95. top brass at goldman sachs will be quizzed today about allegations that they strategized to make a killing on the housing meltdown while misleading investors about complex securities. goldman ceo will tell the senate subcommittee they did not bet against their clients and rely on their trust. goldman sachs argues it didn t profit from the mortgage meltdown that began in 2007. lawmakers disagree. they misled the country, i believe and they were not fair to their customers. the government has accused goldman of fraud saying it sold mortgage securities without telling buyers that a hedge about the hedge fund that the client had. a federal appeals court allowing a lawsuit against wal-mart to be heard, could cost the retail giant billions. this lawsuit alleges wal-mart paid women less than men for the same job. and that female employees received fewer promotions and have to wait longer to get a promotion. the lawsuit was first filed b
overturning of her conviction. and to charge taxpayers for her potentially millions of dollars in legal fees. jeff hager, abc2 news. he says with maryland s history of political corruption dating back to agnew he doesn t believe dixon s ouster will wipe out corruption in the state or city hall but hopes some politicians will think twice before risking prosecution. baltimore county police believe they have two of the four suspects in custody from last week s towson home invasion. here s one guy police are still looking for. troy traylor of susquehanna avenue. he s got a tattoo of a star on the left side of his neck. police say he and three others robbed a house on east burke avenue last week taking three laptops and playstation. two other suspects, daniel schaefer and dylan fredricksen are already in custody. the identity of a fourth suspect hasn t been released. congressman dutch ruppersberger will hold a foreclosure prevention workshop at overlea high school. the goal
we had blankets and things. i got in there in time. reporter: officials say one tornado brought winds upwards of 170 miles per hour, the base 1; 1/2 miles wide. in mississippi, sturdy brick homes reduced to rubble. ron sullivan and four customers in his small grocery store. when it hit the building it literally was an explosion. it was gone immediately. reporter: throughout the tornado zone there are stories of survival. dale thrasher was in the hillcrest baptist church when the tornado hit. it destroyed the two-story building but with the building crumbling around him he found safety under a table, near the pulpit. one area of the church that didn t get destroyed. i asked the lord to protect me. covered my head and heard the building starlight caving in. reporter: amazingly he walked away with just a small cut. five people in this county didn t make it. authorities tell us that two of them were children. abc news, french cap, mississippi. closer to home heavy