remember when you get here, this is a four way stop. let me repeat that again. it is a four way stop, because the light is out. most people abide by that. they stop they are considerate. but some people feel because they are on the bigger road, they get to go through. not the case. if you are trying make the best out of a situation, for everybody, especially a lot of folks in this area that are all in the same boat. take a look. if you were a kind and giving person generally in your life, there is a good chance you are a kind and considerate driver, taking turns when the streetlight is out. er go, if you are an impatient and inconsiderate person generally in your life, you could be goofy behind the wheel. observe. there are at least four lights in this part of rogers ford that are wide open. most folks obey the rule, looking carefully, trying not to get hit or hit someone else. no power means the intersection becomes a four way stop, period. and pedestrians still have the r
time to get everything restored. sky high chopper 13 over parkville as fallen trees bear trees bare down on power lines. we ve been calling and they re not coming out to do anything about it. i think it s insane. just running crazy trying to get everything charged. because all our phones are dead. you can t call nobody. you can t do anything. you re just stuck in the house with no nothing. reporter: more than 3,000 customers are still in the dark. as bge crews work around the clock to restore service. we ve been focusing on public safety. that s been the real focus. make sure the that 911, hospitals, water treatment plants are back in service. reporter: in water park, eddy s supermarket is closed. their groceries spoiled, now trashed. here in baltimore city they were well prepared for the storm. they taped up all of their windows, now still without power all 97 of their residents are relying on a generator. they ve been well cared for. the staff has really stepped
impactingthee counties. also, rain is up into bel air and delta. it s the northern 2/3 of harford county. the heavy downpour is moving out of cecilton and gelina. most of us are seeing partly cloudy skies this evening. i think that s where we ll stay. we ll have a chance of showers north and east in the 60s forecast is holding up nicely. 77 and a mix of sun and clouds and a slight chance of an afternoon passing shower. josie? we, fingers crossed. the latest now on the baby scandal. schwarzenegger s lawyer said he ll have to put his movie come back on hold. the announcement comes two days after the revelation that he fathered a child with his former housekeeper. he was supposed to start production back in january. the head of the imf is a free man today. he ll be allowed to stay at his apartment, he ll have to follow tough rolls. rules. he has to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet. he ll also be escorted by body guards. the prospect of mr. strauss- kahn tell port
she was nice and d=generous and it was really lick she was there yesterday. reporter: but today that little girl and her family are gone. as loved ones circled in they chu caskets each one smaller than the next. you know she went to heaven. yes. reporter: they are going family joined in eternity leaving behind loved ones who must move on without them. a lot w reporter: amari falkner s classmates tells us the little girl s desk will be kept as it was so her friends can remember her. as the family copies with the loss they kwnare also looking f answers tonight about what sparked that fire. a city fire department spokesman says they still have not determined the cause in that because the investigation is so in-depth it may take weeks v$!ñor months to zero in the source. joce sterman abc2 news. thanks, joce. mayor stephanie rawlins- blake and governor martin o malley say they do not want fñ to see another tragedy like this one happen again. they are urging people to
education experts from all over the country have been watching baltimore to find out whether the system could work, they are going to have to keep waiting, the teachers rejected the contract. it is a major change, it would truly change what happened in the salary of teachers, and that s scary for some teachers and it should be because change, if it were easy, would have already happened. bill birch won the senate seat defending long time incumbent, living on a promise to reform city schools. the new contract would have been a major proponent of that. they ll have to do a better job of telling teachers what is in that contract. this is the right contract for the kids of our city and what we need to do is communicate why it s so good to all of our teachers. teachers who voted no say they aren t is sure. i can understand why they want to improve teacher performance but it leaves open a lot of subjectivity by the administrators which gives them too much power. i don t