being at the hustler club with the latest on the story tonight. karen. hello jeff. i miss you too. well, some people think that showcasing strippers should be kept here on the block and not at camden yards. but the hustlers stripper mobile was here in baltimore. for three days. and it traveled around the u.s., outfitted with a plexiglass box inside. a stripper pole and scandally clad dancers pole dancing. this time it was traveling around camden yards as a orioles game was letting out. families were offended and called police. but the dancers were not nude. so the stripper mobile was pulled over twice for not wearing seatbelts and blocking traffic. about us trying to promote business and we got pulled over in the course of doing it. what it comes down to is businesses using common sense. baltimore is a great city. we re not las vegas. not atlantic city. we re baltimore. and it is a family townspeople come to the harbor. see the orioles and ravens. and spend the day. i t
it is 9:02. back to you. we start with the top stories. a hard one. 100,000 dead, a very real possibility this morning. that is the latest word from officials in haiti. at the port-au-prince municipal nursing home a mile from the airport where international aid is coming in, there s no food or water and there s no medicine for the 85 surviving seniors there. survivors are watching rescue crews and aid trucks roll by. a man s body lies on a mattress at the nursing home, where others are still waiting for help. relief efforts are expected to get a boost when former president bill clinton has more emergency supplies. frustration is growing, authorities are warning that looting and violence is spreading in the area. viviana hurtado has the latest. reporter: some prayers were answered in haiti where the scope of the disaster matches the human suffering. the home collapsed after the 7 on the 0 earthquake and people were çteerescued. in another part of the city the woma
school. makes me wonder how the school is going to sanitize now. i just need to know like what are i they going to do from now on? my kid comes home and they have a 3-year-old brother and stuff. it s like, are they bringing it home? another child, whose age and gender are not being released fell ill with the virus and died last week. state health officials are trying to track h1n1 cases. but say it is already in maryland. we are seeing that as the weather cools and as it becomes dryer, that the flu does spread more readily. we are in a race against the threat of swine flu. officials say montebello academy have been cleaned. destiny s aunt says the family is overwhelmed with the speed in which it tagged her daughter s body. i look at the news every day. for it to actually be here. i never thought. be careful. a limited supply of the h1n1 vaccine could be in the hands of health officials monday. meanwhile, wjz is learning of another confirmed case of the h1n1 vi
lexity. he along with john harbaugh will have to yield to the season in september. steve hauschka, hauschka finished his college career kicking for nc state. and now trying to become the every occasion kicker for the ravens a year after handling the kickoff duties along. we are underway in charlotte, north carolina in week three of the pre-season. on the hash mark to the 15. trying to get around the corner and he s not going to do it. chris carr the first man there. showing himself as a force on kick coverage. stan: you use that speed to get down to the outside. it s tough when you try to run around you. you need the guy on the outside to close that gap. and chris carr did that. he missed a tackle but by making him run east and west it allowed the pursuit to get to the runner. gerry: jake delhomme, only team to run at home. collapsed in the first playoff game against the falcons. it s been an interesting off- season. on 1st down. goodson. grab its. gets around the corner.
encounter with police, police shot michael quarles in the head and medics declared him dead. before he was taken to the medical examiner he started to move. mike hellgren has more on this developing story. reporter: the fire department hasn t identified the medics involved. they have been reassigned. we just talked to the city councilwoman who represents this district. two experienced medics thought michael quarles was dead. his body was on the floor inside this convenience store after a police officer shot him in the head during a violent burglary. sources say the medics left the scene and michael quarles was left on that floor for almost 30 minutes before police officers who were still there noticed movements. you re the owner here? yes. what do you think about oh all that? it s bad. reporter: the fire department oversees paramedics. the spokesperson tells wjz he can t remember anything like this happening before the responding medics have been reassigned pend