in los angeles, george pennachio for abc news. >>> all right. they're saying not in my backyard. >> that's the feeling after a proposal. why they're saying no thanks on abc2 news at 6, which starts rate now. >>> bigger ships, more cargo, more jobs. sounds like a win for the city and states but why are people in one community upset. >> a convicted sex offender goes missing from howard county. how police found out and where this man was last seen. >> it's as much of a holiday tradition as the turkey and the stuffings but over the years, black friday has been pushed back and is quickly becoming black thursday. good evening. i'm kelly swoope along with jamie costello. moving freight is the lifeline in the port of baltimore. >> it's making way for the ships and could create bigger plob lemes for one community. jeff hager has more on that story tonight. >> tucked a save des stance from the hustle and bustle of downtown baltimore, they withstand more than their share of noise. csx gets its way they will bring extra at the rail yard and send double stac

george pennachio for abc news. >> have you been to cocoa's? >> we'll tell you about the restaurant's honor. >>> kelly swoope and i'm jamie costello. drawing the line with panhandlers and your personal space. >> abc2 news jeff hager has the latest on how those behind the get tough measures are prepared to settle for less. >> reporter: you'll find them manning the medians, walking out to stop traffic. in the case of rick, racing down the sidewalk toward a street corner near you. >> last night i within the out and i didn't get two dollars because everybody avoids it. >> reporter: after all the baltimore council woman rickey specker nearly ran over a panhandler in her blind spot, she felt something had to be done, banning them from the medians, but he is didn't stop there. she wants to create buffers which some say will push them out of the community. >> it basically means that in no commercial area in baltimore can you engage in the -- in -- in the first amendment rights. >> reporter: specter will propose limiting the buffers to places feel most