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for the most part this morning. the winds will pick up as we go into the afternoon making for another breezy day. heres marylands most powerful radar. nice and dry and should stay that way through the afternoon. lets check the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. on the roadways right now, two slow spots on bw parkway northbound 295 we are blocking two of three lanes at 895 and emergency work zone there. traveling southbound on the bw parkway, we are blocking a...

linda. >> reporter: federal health officials say its safe to consume meat and dairy products. they say the latest case is an isolated one, not the start of an epidemic and the animal never entered the food supply. infected cow was detected through random testing at a plant in california. that plant converts animal biproducts such as tissue and bone meal into other items. its the first confirmed case of mad cow disease in six years. mad cow disease is a potentially deadly brain wasting ...

little busier now. we are seeing brake lights on the west side of the beltway. county police on the scene of a collision in kingsville traveling on bel air road. you will see that at shirl avenue. be prepared for a brief tap of the brakes. if you are making the drive through the downtown region, 895 south of odonnell street, sluggish is the most you will run into approaching the toll plazas in the southbound direction. traveling on the harrisburg expressway, a live look at 83 and maryl...

attention for his struggle to be the biggest loser. little dejected this morning. >> its not meows fault. >> did you see "shrek"? >> yes. >> puss in boots. theres a strange twist in the trayvon martin case. theres the police commissioner of sanford, florida. he stepped aside. last night, they reversed themselves. saying he should stay for now. george zimmerman, in hiding, as he awaiting his trial. >> and no one knows where he is. also, the latest on the desperate search for 6-yea...

be in the clouds and we will have a little sunshine here and there. but all in all not a bad day in comparison to yesterday. but right now the temperature in perry hall coming in at 40 and upper 30s in clarksville and darlington. good morning to you. lets check the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. getting ready for the tuesday morning drive. we have gotten rid of the overnight work zones. tunnels are clear and all lanes are opened north and southbound. that...

shape for the friday morning drive moving well without delay all the way around toi.-95. -- i-95. on i-95 traveling through howard county, its going to be heavy. southbound making the drive through elk ridge make are way past maryland, 100. charley. an arrest in a 21-year-old cold case when a howard county woman went missing in 1991. her body has been found and her husband has been charged in the death. christian schaeffer has details. >> reporter: cindy fryer lives next door to the ...

cruelty and sherrie johnson is here with more. >> reporter: thats right. theyre still trying to figure out exactly whats going on here. officers removed eight dogs from a northwest baltimore home now police are investigating this as an animal cruelty case. two of the dogs had facial scarring in general but their body conditions was pretty good. neighbors say they dont believe anything illegal was going on inside that home. police got a tip about drug activity in the home in the 2900 bl...

tonight. shocking new scandal. photographs of u.s. troops in afghanistan, that appear to show soldiers, posing next to bodies. danielle nottingham reports for wjz. the u.s. is launching a criminal investigation. >> reporter: top u.s. officials are strongly condemning photos the los angeles times published that appear to show american troops, posing with dead insurgents in afghanistan. >> that behavior that was depicted in those photos, absolutely violates both our regulations and mor...

homes and businesses leveled, dozens injured and five people, including three children, were killed. paul was thrown from his home by the storm. >> when i was laying down there on the curb, and i looked up and saw the house gone, i didnt know what to do. >> reporter: mayor hill says parts of the city were just flattened. >> its something i never had to deal with, and dont want to ever have to deal with it again. it is really devastating thing to the city. >> reporter: wichita canas was...

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