england. they got themselves a lot of snow coming down and more where that came from. that same storm is going to crank up a lot of wind. and as we do dry things out today, we build in a partly cloudy sky. there will be winds gusting to 35 miles per hour, reaching our high of 53. 6:01 on the clock. let s check on the traffic once again here s angela. reporter: thank you, justin. good morning, everyone. on the roadways you re going to find some standing water in some spots, and, of course, slippery conditions, but not any major volume delays out there. let s get a check around some of our major roadways, traveling on i-70, looking good as you make your way to u.s. 29 where all lanes are open north and southbound 29 from 70 all the way to route 32. and for those of you heading into downtown, here s 95 at 395. traffic flowing freely. northbound 395 as well as northbound 295. and as we mentioned, for your other major roadways, your drive times are normal with no delay. a deal h
ambulance and doctors diagnosed him with pneumonia pneumonia. they give him medication. he is feeling better. a long-time aide, and close friend, lainey lebow-sachs, appears to be optimistic. he is as feisty as ever. he is battling. that is governor schaefer. he would like to be out of here, of course, back in charleston, but he knows he is getting good care, so we keep telling him you have to do this, you have to do that, so he finally cooperate. his political career includes two terms as governor. he was also mayor of baltimore from 1971-1981 87,. he will probably be here for a couple of days. you have to make sure the dimona is gone. i suspect he will be here a couple of days. lainey lebow-sachs says it is his first case of pneumonia. yet there is no word on when he could be released. also in the hospital this morning brooks robinson, the legendary third baseman was taken to hospital suffering from a fever. in a statement, doctors are hopeful he can be infe
feeling a lot better today. a) has been monitoring his progress since he was admitted a longtime friend has been monitoring his progress since h was admitted to the hospital. he is as feisty as ever. he would like to be out of here, but he knows he is getting good care. we keep telling him you have to do this, you have to do that, so he finally cooperates. his career spans more than 50 years, including two terms as governor and the state s 32nd controller. he was responsible for the revitalization of the inner harbor. a statue still stands in his honor. when you are 89 years old, you have to make sure that the new money is gone. i expect it will be here for a couple of days. there is no official word from a hospital on when he could be released. news of his hospitalization comes the day after we learned that baseball legend robinson was also taken to hospital. in a statement issued today, robinson says doctors are hopeful he will be infection free by the end of
has improved. but we will be here monitoring his condition all night. reporting live from st. agnes hospital, kelly mcpherson, wjz eyewitness news. kelly, thank you. governor schaefer lives in the charlestown retirement community. police say a boy tried to murder his grandmother. and we are uncovering new details about how he planned that attack. wjz is live in waverly, where it all unfolded. and mike hellgren has the investigation for us tonight. mike? reporter: mary, it did happen here. and police say he is the head of the used the head of the hammer to attack his grandma. he was denied bail. reporter: 14-year-old hasani garrett has no record of violence. he gets good grades. so what made him snap? police say he beat his 66-year- old grandmother, shirley garrett, over and over with a hammer, inside their home in waverly. she s now fighting for her life. the sounds woke the next door neighbor. what did you hear? it was just like a loud thump. like something fel
says that doctors are hopeful he will be infection free by the end of the weekend. state budget negotiations broke down in annapolis today after members of the senate failed to show up. the big sticking point seem to be pension reform and retiree health-care benefits. david collins is live in annapolis with the details. the stalemate is puzzling. after all, these are negotiations and they have only just begun. the budget negotiations table is only half full. house members showed up ready to talk. their senate counterparts are a no show. reconciling the house and senate versions of the state budget resulted in a face-off during the first round of business. there are three major sticking points regarding state worker pension reform and retirees health-care benefits. under the house plan, all new retirees get conditional cost- of-living increases of up to 3%, if the system achieves its rate of return at 7.5%, and if the consumer price index and the pension system does not a