of course the hereford zone, carroll county and southern pennsylvania in the afternoon. just partly cloudy downtown. we actually ended up with a generally clear night down to 48 degrees at bwi marshall. 49 in york. not that much of a difference. 54 on the eastern shore in easton. the sun will give way to a partly cloudy sky in the afternoon with our two-degree guaranteed high of 71. let's check the roads with kim. >>> thank you. southbound on the harrisburg expressway is checking in with no problems as we look here, this is a view just north of 695. you see traffic moving along nicely there. no problems to let you know about on the jfx either. around the beltway, checking in pretty clean as well but we have an issue on southbound 95 approaching whitemarsh boulevard. we have an overturned vehicle that is blocking the left lane. traffic does get by pretty smoothly to the right so just keep it in mind as you make your way south this morning. two wind warnings at the bay and key bridges. that affects high-sided vehicles. if you have a tractor-trailer or truck just be advised

. >> i'm in carroll county and police raid the home of one of their own who is on the drug task force. i will tell you what they find inside. that is coming up . >>> police say they have overwhelming evidence against acy deputy accused stealing money meant for informants. the latest on what was found during the search of detective lunsford kara gormley county home. >> reporter: the deputy, a member of federal drug task force lived in a sprawling carroll county neighborhood. the fbi conducts a search of the officer's home as is he charged with taking kickbacks from a drug informant and new wjz learns that they found a lot of evidence inside, including $46,000 in cash. >> we fled to always be aware of the risk, that people are going to be greedy and corrupt and take advantage of opportunities, particularly where they have discretion over money. >> reporter: lunsford is charged with threat of, stealing an aexpensive watch from an alleged drug-dealer and many other expensive watches turn up in the search of his home. also they confiscated a leafy substance from a bag, viols of liquids and

. >> i'm susan collins in carroll county. police raid the moment of one of their -- home of one of their own on the drug task force. i'll tell you what they find inside coming up next. >>> and we will take you through the life altering surgery for two beautiful babies and this. >>> all aboard the christmas carol train is in town. although it is october, it is just in time for the holidays. i'm gigi barnett. i'll >>> 5:30. 69 degrees and overcast. welcome home. the evidence piles up against a city drug detective charged with stealing money meant for informants. we have susan collins with more found at a detective's carroll county home. >> reporter: the member of the drug task force here in the neighborhood. the fbi conducts a search of the officer's home. he is suspected of taking kickbacks. they found $40,000 in cash. >> you need to be aware of the risk that people will be greedy and corrupt and take advantage of opportunities. particularly where you have situations where people have discretion over sums of money. >> reporter

you might see a light sprinkle up there 270 towards frederick out towards westminster and through carroll county. you get the idea here. nothing here in washington. i'm not showing you the southern side of the radar because there is nothing on it. most of the area will wake one try weather and much of today should be try. wouldn't be the case tonight. let's go to the satellite- radar. out to the west here on our max 2 system that there is a lot of shower activity on the way. lots of clouds as well. that is a cold front. that will be moving in our direction as we get into the nighttime hours and overnight tonight. be prepared for the possibility of some showers if you are out and about tonight. they will linger into the first part of our weekend although i don't think it will be a washout this weekend. 53 at reagan national. check out this high temperature later today. this is good news if you like summertime weather. i know one person who does. temperatures in the low 80s. hue temperature here in washington, 81 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds. >> it is kind of just an odd day in betw

some of the locales near the reservoirs, if you're traveling over 140, reisterstown road heading into carroll county and liberty reservoir, maybe even by loch raven you have fog to deal with. otherwise, a setup with more sunshine expected. today's two-degree guarantee still below normal though at 67. we will warm up a little by the weekend. let's check the roads with kim. >> traffic moving smoothly on both directions of the harrisburg expressway as you 3r0e67 the beltway. no problems as you hit the 695 -- we have heavy vog on the west side between -- volume on the west side between liberty road and baltimore national pike. only real incident, a watermain break in the city, west 29th street between sisson and huntington. that has the intersection closed. looking for a business you know you can trust? let your better business bureau do the work for you. you can always find more information at abc2news.com/bbb. back to you. >>> 6:31. baltimore county politician have two people in custody in connection with a murder of a 74-year-old man. the body of david weeks was found in his home in rosedale t

. >> reporter: mark lunsford lives in a sprawling carroll county neighborhood and the fbi conducted a search of his home as he's accused of taking kick backs. they've learned a lot of evidence inside, including $46,000 of cash. >> you need to be aware of the risks that people will be wanting to take advantage of the opportunities, particularly where people have discretion over the money. >> reporter: he's also chargeed with theft, stealing a watch from a drug dealer and in a list of seized items from his home, many other seized items turn up. a gold medallion and tiffany jewelry and they also county -- confiscated needles. he told us there's an explanation that doesn't involve illegal activity and the truth will come out in court. the case comes about when an informant tells them that the fed gives him information and taken back half in cash. and a wiretap shows him saying, we're the only ones that know about that, right. >> several are out raged about this. >> >> reporter: when talking about making raids on drug houses, he said, i'm not going into a. [ bleep ] house if i'm not gettin

so there is a line right there across howard county, parts of carroll and baltimore county. this is essentially the cool front coming in. drier air, more than anything else. although temperatures dropped a bit. fewer clouds out to the west. that also dropped the clouds a bit. here's the satellite image. a little hard to tell, but from where my hand is this way, there are more clouds than out this way. you can see a slight difference in shading. here is the front west of us. it will be moving east. in the afternoon it will only be on the eastern shore. as long as this thing is in the shood and east of it, -- is in the neighborhood, and east of it, we stand ai chance of seeing it. this thing has gotten too far from all that energy. we did talk about the typhoons. this is parma near the northern philippines, and if your screen is wide enough, there is a much stronger typhoon out near anderson air force base out there. here is our situation -- the cool front coming in. we still could see a shower, especially from the bay eastward today, maybe even a rumble of thunder there. but

carroll brighter at the center of a media blitz after learning she is one of three americans to win a nobel prize in medicine. >> i got a call at 5:00 i was ready to go to my spin class and realized i wasn't going to spin class, i said sorry i can't go to spin class because i won the nobel prize. >> reporter: chromosome research, too complicated to explain has to do with her 1984 discovery of a special enzyme, worked that is leading to new lines of cancer treatment research, it's a proud day for johns hopkins. >> someone like carroll who has been working on this problem for a decade, and has at times been part of a very small group of people who have been thinking about the importance of this line of discovery. this is very powerful affirmation of the value of curiosity driven research. >> the number of women in science that are doing high powered research is quite remarkable and the total number of nobel prizes that have gone to women has been kind of lacking behind. >> reporter: when she is not researching, she is raising two children. >> she acts really smart. both of them excited

watch for a crash if you're traveling in carroll county, route 27 at watersville road. three cars involved in that one. meantime, there's a look at your drive times. you can see the slowest spot is going to be on the top side, between 83 and 95 on the inner loop, 38 miles per hour is the average with a 16-minute drive time. there's a look at 50 on the bay bridge. there's a look at the west side. slow going there. at baltimore national pike. the inner loop delay runs between 70. this stars the world famous rockets. -- rockettes. >>> the ravens and their fans are licking their wounds today after a disappointing loss in the toughest game so far of the schedule. but sports director mark viviano explains, the ravens came tantalizingly close to heading off new england. >> they took on the perennially powerful patriots. it had the making of a title game. and it lived up to it. >> reporter: ravens went looking for a fight and they got one in a classic back-and- forth battle. baltimore would take the lead on their first possession. mason lands hard with a touchdown catch. he cou

at the carroll apartment complex. a man was injured by flying bricks. charges are pended against the driver and has instructor. >> oh, boy. >> tough day at the office, i tell you. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions. beautiful weather at the office. >>> 67 now. west/northwest. >>> come back and take a look at the rest of the week after this. Ñ?Ñ?Ñ? >>> beautiful day. >> perfect. >> beautiful. >> how about today. that beautiful shot we had looking down the bay. if you look real hard, you can probably see the carousel at ocean city, troopers. just kidding. can't see that far. you can probably see about 40 miles on a day like today. it's that clear out there. beautiful afternoon. comfortable, dry. 67 today. 47 this morning, which is just about where it's supposed to be. 71, and 48. would be the average. and the records are 97 in 1941. boy, that was the hot one. and 35 back in 1996. and that morning, plenty of frost, i'm sure. and many areas, 59 out in oakland. now. ocean city. can't quite see that far. 73 down there in patuxent, coming in at 7

carroll county has seen five to six suspected cases. in fact, most counties, including baltimore county and harford county says h1n1 is so present, they're not even keeping track. >> what we're doing is based on cdc advice, assuming that h1n1 is in the community, it's probably in our schools. >> reporter: and the virus in little ethan's school is not what his father wants to hear. >> it's scary. it's getting too close to home. >> reporter: most schools aren't keeping track of these suspected or confirmed cases. the numbers they are watching are those attendance numbers as they try to see just how many kids are sick in a given day. we're live in northeast baltimore. derek valcourt, eyewitness news. >> thank you very much, derek. and our complete coverage continues now with healthwatch reporter kellye lynn, who has more on when the h1n1 vaccine will be available. kellye? >> reporter: according to state health officials, the h1n1 vaccine could be in your doctor's office, as early as next tuesday. [ crying ] >> reporter: flu season has arri

around frederick, parts of carroll county. ahead of the front, a few showers have cropped up for parts of p.g. county and anne arundel county. this front will meef east during the day today -- will move east during the day today. mostly east of town. by evening the front will start to move off shore and drier air will start to filter in. our forecast, the trend will be to become cloudy. morning showers in the afternoon, mostly east of us. spotty. 73 to 78 the highs. most of the day improving weather. >> thank you john. thank you for joining us. "11 news saturday morning" continues in 25 minutes. we'll see you then. >>> we are back on this saturday morning, october 3rd, 2009. and the folks on our plaza getting a real taste of fall this first weekend in october. i'm amy robach along with lester holt. still to come this half hour, speaking of fall, gorgeous fall color is just starting to show across much of the country. lots of leaf peerps out there. >> it's all about timing, knowing where to go and when to go. we'll talk about t

carroll county has seen five to six suspected cases. this fact, most counties say h1n1 is so present they're not even keeping track. >> what we're doing is based on cdc advice, assuming that it's probably in our schools. >> reporter: and the virus in little ethan's school is not what his father wants to hear. >> it's scary. it's getting too close to home. >> officials say they're not really worried. they're not worried so much about how many h1n1 cases are in their school. the numbers they're more concerned about are absentee rates, keeping track of how many kids in the school system are showing flu-like symptoms. back to you. >>> complete flu watch coverage continues now with healthwatch reporter kellye lynn live at the state health department, with the state's plan to get the h1n1 vaccine to marylanders. kelly? >> reporter: sally, state health officials confirm that the h1n1 vaccine could be available in your doctor's office by as early as next tuesday. [ crying ] >> reporter: flu season has arrived. and soon, the h1n1 vaccine will, t

ahmad carroll. >> dan: almost get the feeling at this point of the game where the defense has to score points to win. i'm sure that's what dick jauron is thinking right now. rip the ball loose, field position all in buffalo's favor right now. >> dick: thomas jones when rex ryan had been in trouble. it was broken off a couple of huge runs of 64 and 71 yards. he now has the jets team record for single game in rushing today with 205 yards. from the eight yard line. leon washington, that is going to be a false start. >> dan: that's the tight end, dustin keller. >> referee: half the distance. still first down. >> dick: take it back to the four yard line on the jets 12th penalty of the game. >> dan: number 81 is keller. watch the flinch. >> dick: no question about. from the four. first down 14 for sanchez. leon washington, the middle, maybe to the six yard line. the knew patriots just crushed tennessee 59-0. they're on top of the afc east. jets looking for a win to share the lead. miami at 2-3 and buffalo hoping to get in the mix, they can shoulder their way in to that afc east with the upse

here's what's cnn's jason carroll found out for "showbiz tonight." >> reporter: the imagery, an embarrassing chapter in american entertainment. black face. >> mother of mine. >> reporter: popularized decades ago in shows and movies like 1927's "the jazz singer," but not a relic of the past. pictures from french "vogue's" latest edition showing a white dutch model in black face and body paint, wearing ethnic-inspired clothes. editors may say it's high fashion, but it was something far more offensive to most of those we showed it to. >> i don't think anybody in this day and age splatters black paint on a white face and expects everybody to just be okay with it. >> they think they're pushing the envelope, but really they're just being offensive. >> a silly profession. it's not made for any political purpose. >> i think there are a lot of beautiful black women who could have probably played that role. >> reporter: french "vogue" did not return our calls for comment. critics say without context, readers are left to assume the worst. >> what you see, simply, is another white performer being dresse

nobel assembly today decided to award the prize in physiology or medicine 2009 to elizabeth blackburn, carroll gridder and jack sostack for the discovery of how chrome sewns are protected and the ensim conglommerrate. >> reporter: the institute says the trio discovers that tellameres keep from degrading. of scientists believe this process could be the reason for aging. the scientists also discovered telea meres, the ensim that builds tellameres builds tips to the chrome zones. scientists are studying whether drugs that block the ensim can block the disease. researchers also believe the dna erosion that then zaoim repairs might play a role in some illnesses. the institute was able to reach all three scientists early this morning to give them the good news. >> they were a bit sleepy when they got the call, but were happy. >> reporter: the scientists have already received a number of medical honors for their research on this subject. in 2006, they shared the prize for basic medical research often clled america's nobe law enforcement. in london, amy kellogg, fox news. >> that early morning phone c

and carroll baker from florida. senator barrick, let's start with you. give me a look at your military resume. >> sure. i'm currently a first sergeant in the fort army national guard. i have served now a little over 2 years. steve: josh, tell me about your background. >> i was a marine intelligence specialist, did i two tours in iraq. i served in iraq in 2004 in anbar province and went back as part of the surge in 2008 and 2008 in ha deet that. >> >> i have been the u.s. army reserve since 2003. i served in kuwait and then in iraq from 2005-2006. i'm still a drilling reserve as a captain in the u.s. army. steve: terrific. gentlemen, thank you all for your service. and continuing service since you are now involved in law-making. clearly you know what is involved in afghanistan. right now, you have got two different philosophies. one mcchrystal wants more boots on the ground. and then you have got joe biden who would like to scale things back and do things more surgery with drones and stuff like that. senator baker, let's start with you, who should the pre

here's what jason carroll found out for "showbiz tonight." >> the imagery, an embarrassing chapter in american entertainment. black face. >> mother of mine -- >> popularized decades ago in minstral shows and movies like 1927's the jazz singer and not a relic of the past. pictures from french vogue's latest edition showing a white dutch model in black face and body paint, wearing ethnic clothes. they may say it's high fashion, but it's far more offensive. >> i don't think anybody slathers black paint on a white face and expects everybody to just be okay with it. >> they think they are pushing the envelope. >> it's clearly for fashion and not made for a political purpose. >> i think there a lot of beautiful black women who could have played they role. >> they did not return our calls for comment. without context readers are left to assume the worst. >> what are you see is another white performer dressed up in black face for the amusement or profit of whites. >> after an australian talent show ran into trouble for this. american judge harry connick jr. criticized the group's depiction of