11/29/2022
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11/29/2022
Aberdeen Police save bird that flew into power line, spiraled to ground
Two officers noticed a bright flash of light and realized that a Common Starling had made contact with a power line before spiraling down to the ground. Aberdeen Police decided to name the bird "Flash."
Aberdeen Police Department officers saved the life of a bird that flew into a power line on Monday, according to authorities.
11/29/2022
5 Connecticut police officers charged after Black man left paralyzed following ride in police van
Five Connecticut police officers were charged with misdemeanors Monday over their treatment of a Black man after he was paralyzed from the chest down in the back of a police van.
The five New Haven police officers were charged with second-degree reckless endangerment and cruelty to persons.
11/29/2022
Police are investigating a string of Uber robberies in Baltimore and Baltimore County
Police said several suspects carrying handguns approached the Uber and ordered the male to get out of the car. The suspects then struck the male in the face multiple times and demanded he gave them his cell phone.
Police have responded to three Uber-related robberies in the past three days.
11/29/2022
There has been a string of robberies involving a popular ride-sharing service in the Baltimore area. Tune in to WJZ at 11 p.m. to learn a few life-saving tips that could prevent you from becoming the next victim.
11/29/2022
China's Xi Jinping faces calls to step down as deadly fire sparks unprecedented protests over "zero-COVID" policy
Thousands took to the streets in China over the weekend in the largest public protests the country has seen in decades.
"Down with Xi Jinping! Down with the Communist Party!" protesters could be heard chanting in videos circulated online.
11/29/2022
Inside the delicate rescue operation after a plane crashed into Maryland power lines
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Chief Scott Goldstein said the rescue operation was “like eating an elephant” because it was so large in scope.
The first calls came in shortly after 5:30 p.m. Sunday. That's when people began reporting that a small plane had crashed into a large transmission tower in Gaithersburg not far from the Montgomery County AirPark.
11/29/2022
Crypto lender BlockFi declares bankruptcy as FTX contagion spreads
Cryptocurrency lender BlockFi has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as fallout from the collapse of crypto exchange FTX infects other companies in the industry.
The fourth crypto company to seek bankruptcy this year, BlockFi lists more than 100,000 creditors and had received a bailout from FTX.
11/29/2022
Toddler sippy bottles and cups sold nationwide pose lead-poisoning risk
Green Sprouts is recalling thousands of stainless steel bottles and sippy cups sold nationwide because the base of the products can break off, posing a lead-poisoning risk to children.
Green Sprouts recalls stainless-steel products sold at Buy Buy Baby and Whole Foods stores across the U.S. and online.
11/29/2022
Balenciaga sues production company over outrage-inducing ad campaign featuring children
French fashion brand Balenciaga has filed a $25 million lawsuit against the production company it hired to make an advertising campaign that drew widespread condemnation.
"This has all been blown out of context," said a spokesperson representing the set designer for one of the shoots.
11/29/2022
Maryland State Police catches 117 impaired drivers over Thanksgiving weekend
"Thank you to those who proudly wear the badge and continue to protect our citizens," Maryland State Police said on social media.
Maryland State Police said troopers pulled over 117 impaired drivers over Thanksgiving weekend.
11/29/2022
Suspect still not identified two weeks after University of Idaho students stabbed to death: "Sense of fear"
Two weeks after four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death in their rooms, police reported that tips and 911 calls continue to pour in — but a suspect has still not been identified.
Many University of Idaho students are returning to campus after fall break as police continue to search for a suspect.
11/28/2022
Justin Tucker's leg couldn't save Ravens this time
The Baltimore Ravens finally left Justin Tucker with too much to do.
11/28/2022
Health agencies renaming "monkeypox" as "mpox" to help fight stigma
The Biden administration plans to officially switch how it refers to the disease once dubbed "monkeypox" to use the new name "mpox" instead, adopting a long-awaited renaming recommendation announced earlier on Monday by the World Health Organization.
The World Health Organization urged countries to adopt the new name for the disease, citing the "ongoing negative impact" of the original.
11/28/2022
Family of Maryland sisters killed in fire at NY rental home files lawsuit against property owners, rental website
The family of two Maryland sisters who died in a fire at a vacation rental last summer in the Hamptons filed a lawsuit against the owners of the property and rental website Homeaway.com.
11/28/2022
Native Americans disproportionately go missing, data show — and federal authorities are the ones who investigate
When tragedy strikes and a Native American is murdered or disappears on one of the 324 federally recognized reservations across the country, the majority of these cases are within federal jurisdiction, requiring federal law enforcement to investigate.
One woman's family pushed for justice, but was left with more questions than answers about what happened to their sister.
11/28/2022
A storm system moving across the country will create a windy Wednesday for Marylanders. Wind gusts could exceed 50 miles per hour. Tune into WJZ at 6 p.m. for a full weather forecast.
11/28/2022
Prince William and Kate are coming back to the U.S. for the first time in 8 years. Here's what to know.
William and Kate are set to visit Boston this week to attend the second annual awards ceremony for the Earthshot Prize, an independent charity that was formerly part of The Royal Foundation of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
The trip will be primarily focused on one issue: climate change.
11/28/2022
Man charged after DNA links him to 1983 killings of women found dead in their Toronto homes: "Erin and Susan are finally getting their day"
A 61-year-old man has been charged in the cold case killings of two women who were found dead in their Toronto homes within months of each other almost four decades ago, police said Monday.
Police are looking to see if Sutherland is linked to any other cases.
11/28/2022
EXCLUSIVE: BPD Sgt. Isaac "Ike" Carrington talks about the sentencing of a man who shot him several times during a robbery in 2019. Tune in to WJZ at 5 p.m. https://cbsn.ws/3Ugk4xk
11/28/2022
Is your house lit up and decked out for the holidays? Show us! Just upload your pictures and video to social media and tag . We'll show off the best light displays on TV.
Learn more: https://cbsn.ws/3EKYvz7
11/28/2022
Hawaii's Mauna Loa, the world's largest active volcano, erupting for first time in almost 40 years
Hawaii's Mauna Loa, the world's largest active volcano, started erupting Sunday night and lava was flowing from its summit by Monday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
Given the huge volcano's history, USGS urged residents "at risk" of lava flows to review their preparation measures.
11/28/2022
Houston closes schools as city remains under boil water notice
All of Houston's public schools were closed on Monday, as millions of residents were advised to boil their drinking water in the aftermath of a power outage at one of the city's purification plants.
A power outage caused pressure to drop at a water purification plant, which raised concerns about contaminants potentially entering the water supply.
11/28/2022
Donate to a Red Cross blood drive and get a $10 Amazon gift card
If you donate to a blood drive between now and Dec. 15, the Red Cross has a little something to sweeten the deal.
The holidays and impacts of seasonal illnesses are expected to cause a strain on the nation's blood supply.
11/28/2022
Ravens' coach John Harbaugh on Lamar Jackson's vulgar social media post: 'So out of character for him'
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh addressed a social media post Lamar Jackson made toward a critical fan on social media.
Ravens' quarterback Lamar Jackson spouted off to a fan on social media moments after the team's 28-27 loss Sunday to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
11/28/2022
Baltimore man sentenced to 40 years in shooting that paralyzed Baltimore Police Sgt. Isaac Carrington
Live on CBS News Baltimore: Baltimore police are speaking after Rashaud Nesmith was sentenced in shooting that paralyzed Baltimore Police Sgt. Isaac Carrington
A Baltimore man convicted in the 2019 shooting of an off-duty Baltimore City sergeant was sentenced to decades in prison Monday afternoon.
11/28/2022
Family still seeking answers a month after U.S. woman's death in Mexico: "The last breath she took, she suffered"
Mexican prosecutors are trying to get an unnamed American extradited to Mexico to face charges in the death of Shanquella Robinson, an American tourist who died last month at a resort near Cabo San Lucas.
The father of Shanquella Robinson wants answers after his daughter's death at resort near Cabo San Lucas was judged as non-accidental.
11/28/2022
DON'T WAIT ‼️ There are only two days left of a pause on escalating toll bills and civil penalties by the Maryland Transportation Authority. Late fees resume on December 1.
11/28/2022
Amazon prepares for busy holiday season despite layoffs, walkouts and protests
Amazon is looking to hire an additional 150,000 workers for the holiday season and beyond. But like other tech companies, Amazon plans to lay off thousands of corporate employees, with its CEO signaling more reductions will come in the new year.
Amazon predicts this year's Cyber Monday event will be even bigger than a record-breaking one in 2021.
11/28/2022
Baltimore man sentenced for s*x trafficking at least three women
Ryan Odell Oliver, 40, also known as "Dre," "Fame" and "Foreign," will have 15 years of supervised release following his release from prison.
A Baltimore man was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for s*x trafficking at least three women.
11/28/2022
California police kill man who allegedly murdered family of teen he met online and kidnapped
Police killed a man in Southern California late last week after he opened fire on a SWAT team that had been dispatched to chase down his car on an eastbound freeway, authorities said.
Authorities believe the man, a Virginia resident, was involved in a catfishing scheme that targeted the teenager.
11/28/2022
Baltimore County day care owner who allegedly shot husband over child molestation accusations pleads guilty to 2 charges
: A Baltimore County day-care owner accused of shooting her husband during a confrontation over allegations that he molested children in her care pleaded guilty today to two of four charges, according to court records.
Her attorneys have argued that their client was acting in self-defense when she allegedly shot her husband during a confrontation inside a hotel room.
11/28/2022
White House unveils first lady's holiday theme of "We the People"
The decorations include more than 83,000 twinkling lights on trees, garlands, wreaths and other displays, 77 Christmas trees and 25 wreaths.
11/28/2022
Man stabbed in attempted robbery in Annapolis, police say
A man was airlifted to the hospital after he was stabbed Thursday during an attempted robbery in Annapolis, police said.
The victim told officers that he was stabbed by someone trying to rob him.
11/28/2022
2 rescued after small plane crashes into power lines in Maryland, knocking out power to thousands
LIVE: Officials provide an update on a plane crash in Gaithersburg that left its occupants hanging for hours and thousands without power.
The pilot and a passenger were both rescued about seven hours after the crash with "serious injuries," and Pepco said electricity was restored.
11/28/2022
Melissa Highsmith, missing for 51 years, found in Fort Worth
It's an early Christmas miracle for one Fort Worth family. A woman who disappeared over five decades ago was found in Fort Worth this week, her family announced Sunday.
A woman who disappeared over five decades ago was found in Fort Worth this week, her family announced Sunday.
11/28/2022
Two shot in Annapolis on Wednesday
Two people were shot in Annapolis last Wednesday. Police have no said whether the shootings were related.
At around 5:48 p.m. officers responded to the 200 block of Victor Pkwy for a reported shooting.
11/28/2022
Crews working to repair massive water main break in Sparrows Point
JUST IN: A water main broke just before noon outside of a house on Masseth Avenue in Sparrows Point.
Crews are working to repair a massive water main break in Sparrows Point in Baltimore County.
11/28/2022
Former LA Rams wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. taken off plane in Miami
NFL free agent Odell Beckham Jr. was removed by police from an aircraft before takeoff at Miami International Airport after officials said he failed to respond to requests to buckle his seatbelt and appeared to be unconscious, police and airline officials said Sunday.
11/28/2022
Baltimore County Police Department launches 'Safe Space' initiative to protect LGBTQIA+ residents, visitors
The Baltimore County Police Department is launching a safe space initiative in an effort to protect all Le***an, Gay, Bis*xual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Inters*x, and As*xual (LGBTQIA+) residents and visitors.
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PUMUCKEL THE PONY: A Shetland pony in Germany is thought to be possibly the world's smallest pony, measuring only 19.6 inches in height. His owner hopes he can make it into the Guinness Book of World Records. Meet Pumuckel.
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On WJZ at 11: Cristina Mendez has the latest after four Parkville Middle School students were sickened by THC-laced candy.
SPECIAL REPORT: President Biden delivers remarks as Democrats appear to have staved off a "red wave" in midterm elections, with control of Congress still up for grabs
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Projected Maryland Governor-elect Wes Moore just finished addressing his supporters in Baltimore. https://cbsn.ws/3fQFrXG
Political experts Mileah Kromer and Roger Hartley say they aren't so surprised the Associated Press called Wes Moore as the winner of Maryland's gubernatorial race the minute polls closed. Hear what they have to say:
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TONIGHT: Paul Gessler reports from the Baltimore School for the Arts on the antisemitic messages found in a bathroom, and how students are responding. Catch WJZ at 11 after Monday Night Football.
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Democrat gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore make his final stops and push for votes ahead of Election Day. He’s now at a senior center in Glen Burnie. Ava-joye Burnett catches up with both gubernatorial candidates, on WJZ tonight at 5 and 6 p.m.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox is at Attman's Deli in Baltimore making his final election push. Ava-joye Burnett catches up with both gubernatorial candidates, on WJZ tonight at 5 and 6 p.m.
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TUNE INTO WJZ: Rick Ritter and Meteorologist Derek Beasley have news on a safety concern involving a stranger approaching students at Lansdowne, plus the weather heading into the weekend and a injury update for the Ravens, tonight at 11.
TONIGHT ON WJZ AT 11: A Baltimore County community is on alert after back-to-back incidents involving a stranger assaulting and exposing themselves to students. Kelsey Kushner TV is talking to parents about their reaction. https://cbsn.ws/3FMZhxF
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Coming up at 11 p.m.: Baltimore County Public Schools is tracking an increase in aggressive behavior amongst its sixth-grade students. But the overall spike in aggression among students is down this year when compared to last year.
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Im trying to find out how this can be possible under the "constitution of the United States"! These stone corp people, Maryland university college kids, george mason college kids, greenbelt social security, and phoenix house mental health are stating "they don't give a f who said what they're going to kill my a__ and have the fbi monitor my thoughts for the rest of my life for not allowing them to set me up for failure!! They're going to continue to play on my electronics, internet, and phone
I'm sure many Marylanders will want to join me in thanking Mike Miller for serving us so long and so well.
20th Anniversary (1-14-2001) of Ravens 1st AFC Championship Win vs Raiders 16-3
They keep screaming out call of duty for 18months while they pay mentally challenged people to perform threatening conduct around me and paying people to do irratic and stupid things around me like life is a game.. When i go to my window the same people mysteriously are standing at the spot where im looking out the window, people hiding like they aren't on the elevators but when i walk on they jump out, people riding pass me in cars making threatening gestures as if they're going to shoot me out of their car while screaming out your gun license is revoked; while they're using social security medical devices and brain wave frequency devices manipulating my thoughts, adrenaline, heart rate, blood pressure, and other neurological components
Why are all the ladies wearing black tonight?
Wow, What a Historical Day in B-more Sports for the Colts, O's & January 12th
These social security people, Maryland national guard people, stone corp people, and phoenix house mental health people are mechanically manipulating my bowels with social security medical equipment, and chemicals while boiling them in my stomach screaming out brenda's baby and "do you want a colostomy bag"? They've stated "because i wouldn't allow them to set me up with prison or being a transgender they're going to continue to monitor my thoughts a just keep saying random stupid things because they are not smarter than me"! They've stated because "they believe homos*xual in*******se from an institution and society happened and i wont admit it they're going to make me hurt people or kill me!"
My cousin went to the hospital for stomach pain was admitted and place in room with a covid patient She been in the room with her for 5days now