is the good life. the shooter is not dead but in custody and in stable condition. the mass shooting at fort hood. the gunman s connection to maryland. it s time it chunk that pumpkin. we are live at the world s championship pumpkin chunkin all morning. it is a timeless tale like you have never seen it before. we go behind the scenes of disney s a christmas carol in 3-d. live, in high definition from wbff tv if baltimore , this is fox 45 morning news. all local, all morning. good morning, welcome to fox 45 morning news. today is friday, november 6. i m megan gilland. well take a look at our weather with meteorologist steve now. i want to look at that scrooge movie. it ll be good. jim carrey plays like eight different roles in it. oh, weather, yes. weather. that s why i m here. we have cold temperatures but not as cold as it will be tonight. real cold night getting down freezing. freeze warnings in effect for some counties. we will talk about that in a l
enact sweeping changes to prevent h1n1 from spreading. today many hospitals launched strategies for fighting the h1n1 virus. kelly mcpherson has the latest. reporter: several hospitals are changing their visitor policy, or at least considering it. no one under the age of 16 is allowed inside now during the flu season. maryland hospitals are letting in fewer visitors. said we couldn t bring our children in, and they were pretty upset. reporter: because of h1n1, 40% of maryland hospitals are changing their policies. no one feeling ill is allowed. i think they re very good. i mean with the threat of that virus, we need to be as careful as we can. i don t think it s going to make a difference myself. why is that? because i mean with so much germs and everything out here, it s hard to say, you know, that they could go in there with something. reporter: emergency rooms are segregating flu patients during treatment. they re going to come to the hospital, and we r
just two days the department s internal affairs division has investigated alleged officer wrongdoing. yesterday a police officer was charged for allegedly stealing drugs and cash from suspects. 11 news reporter john sherman is live at police headquarters with the story. police official insist this is not an organized crackdown but two incidents that allow them to underscore the importance of officer integrity. this is a serious charge, that s why we took serious action. this report tells the story, a woman says she was raped and sodomized in back of a vacant home but this police report came from the shift following the reporting of the incident. the first shift officers never filed a report. we had some allegations from a victim that police officers did not properly file a rape report. because of the seriousness of the allegations we decided to suspend three officers, a sergeant and two patrol officers. the officers any allegations of police not taking reports a
a midwest mess this morning after a series of powerful storms and tornadoes rip across at least six states smashing roofs, uprooting trees, and knocking out power. it was loud and crazy. the wind was a blowing, and sheet metal from the roofs were flying and the roof went off the house. the white house is making plans to end the cash for clunkers program as dealers complain they re not getting paid. we ll tell you why the program is stalling. the jon and kate divorce continues to grab headlines as things get nasty between the two new women in jon s life. you know, she s kcuckoo. all this as concern grows about the children. and he changed the way america watched the news. a look back at the life and extraordinary career of cbs news don hewitt. all this early thursday morning, august 20th, 2009. a good thursday morning to everyone at home. i m maggie rodriguez with jeff glor. harry and julie are off this morning. as we continue the healthy debate over healthc
chilling video discovered overnight of the gunman in the pennsylvania jim massacre. it is easy for me to hide from my emotions for one more day. we ll bring you the latest on his motive and his final message. the american journalists freed by north korea speak of the emotional end of their ordeal. when we walked through the doors, we saw standing before us president bill clinton. we ll talk about the joyful family of one of the women. a murder for hire gone wrong as a newlywed tries to hire someone to kill her husband but is busted by police. i don t think she was glad to see him alive. she was more in shock that he was alive. and can your car bumper take it? probably not. we ll look at the high cost of low speed crashes early this thursday morning, august 6th, 2009. captioning funded by cbs good morning. i m harry smith along with maggie rodriguez. julie is on assignment. this morning we have a story you are just going to love. you ll meet the then 13-y