[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at noon in hd. >> good afternoon. our big story at noon today, three baltimore city police officers to turn themselves in for abusing their authority in dealing with a teenager. accused of picking up two teens along north gilmore st. in 2009. one of the teens was released in east baltimore. michael johnson was taken to howard county and left without shoes, socks, or cell phones. his attorney is commending the state's attorney's office. >> i think it is a good thing

because we have not seen that many cases where officers have been charged with excessive force. >> the three officers have been suspended without pay. they face numerous charges, including kidnapping, and assault. new information this afternoon about the murder of the university of virginia student. a police say 22 year-old told them that rage caused him to kick in the door to his ex girlfriend's room early monday morning. court documents say that during a fight, he repeatedly shook loved slamming her head against the wall. the defense attorney says that her death was a tragic accident, not a case of premeditated murder. a howard county family continues to push for more domestic violence education in most -- in schools. bill and michele mitchell lost their daughter back in 2005 at the hand of her boyfriend in a deadly stabbing. the family was unaware of the

abuse until it was already too late. now they are urging lawmakers to include mandatory domestic violence education. the help it will prepare young men and women for those kind of situations. -- they hope it will prepare young and mint -- young men and women for those kind of situation. >> how do we approach her without alienated her? >> i think your friends will pull you out and wake you up faster than you will. >> their efforts were unsuccessful fisher, the mitchells plan to return to annapolis to try again next year. we now have more details about the suspicious death reported earlier this week. police say a woman and man were found dead in their department after a deadly buildup of carbon monoxide. the apartment is located on agreement ave. the medical examiner has not yet ruled the cause of death. reports say that a generator was found turn on in the apartment. several more laws are officially

on the books. gov. o'malley signed legislation yesterday requiring lifetime supervision of people convicted of the most severe sex crimes. it mandatory 15 prison sentence for people with more serious sex offenses. another measure gives school districts the authority to transfer students charged with a crime away from the school attended by their victims. it broadens the judge's ability to get more jail time in gang- related conviction. a bill introduced at last night's meeting could change the way some employees are paid in baltimore city. it will require major retailers that grossed more than $10 million a year to pay workers slightly more than $10 per hour. the bill is sponsored by mary pat clark. it must pass the labor subcommittee before a full council vote. >> what a picture postcard perfect day out there. it is absolutely lovely.

7's downtown.er 76 at the airport. plenty of sun and the dew point have dropped. we have said goodbye to all of that humid air. the next trend is going to continue throughout the rest of the afternoon. are highest in the upper 70's. a bonded son, light and variable winds and plenty of time to enjoy it. the sense that is not until 8:00 03 tonight. -- the sunset is not until 8:00 03 tonight. >> a woman is still in stable condition after being shot in the head in a robbery at northeast baltimore. it happened yesterday morning at a beauty salon. shots were fired and the suspect was caught breaking into the shop. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore city police. life has returned to normal for students at the community college of baltimore county. the campus was locked down yesterday after security officials were alerted of a

possible violence from if armed man. baltimore county police say it stemmed from a domestic related incident and ultimately made no respite the campus was reopened around 11:00. if federal home in prince george's county is shut down after inspectors find dozens of bodies that were supposed to be cremated, stacked in the garage. the state board of morticians and a funeral directors suspended the license of the chamber's funeral home in riverdale. a total of 40 bodies were found. the funeral home has until friday to dispose of the bodies, as promised. after that, it will be closed. the world of baseball has lost one of its premiere invoices. harwell had a career standings -- spanning six decades, including five years as the first radio voice of the baltimore orioles. he switched off the mike in 2002. he died of cancer yesterday. he was 92.

coming, the man allegedly responsible for the times square car bomb remains in custody. federal investigators say he is talking. we will tell you what officials have learned about him so far. plus, hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil continue to spew into the oceans what cleanup crews are doing all they can to stop the leak. how close are they

>> federal investigators have the alleged new york city car bomber in custody and they say he is talking. faisal shahzad told investigators that he trained at a terrorist camp in pakistan. they're digging into his past looking for terrorist ties. he was arrested on a plane headed for dubai. how was he able to board the plane when he was placed on a no-flight list hours before the plane was scheduled to take off? cleanup crews continue to work against an oil leak in the gulf coast that has spewed hundreds of thousands of oil a day. >> there is a sheen on the water and a growing unease. >> oil is devastating in the

marshes. there is no way to remove it if it gets in here. >> robotics jobs for able to tap one of the three leagues, but it has not stopped the oil. at least 200,000 gallons are still pouring into the gulf every day. deployment is still days away and has no guarantees of success. it's closer to the shore, they continue to draw lines just off the sand. bearer booms are being laid to try to keep the oil from fragile coastline. >> we want to see the barges down here. we want to see the contrast -- contractors. >> that call is being answered. many who normally work these waters are now working to save them from disaster. >> if we do not try, if this thing beat us, at least i could say i went out there and tried to protect their livelihood. >> its feature that is now uncertain for so many along the

gulf coast. maybe even be on the golf book coast. scientists believe that the oil will make it into the gulf loop, the current that could act like a conveyor belt carrying it down to the florida straits. >> flood waters continue to wreak havoc in tennessee as the death toll rises after a man's body was found in the fields. the man reportedly swept away sunday while walking on a road. the death toll stands at 18. the water is slowly receding in natural. still to come, experts say do not fall into what they call e- mail rage. we will tell you how to stop from putting a damper on your career. medical researchers are using magnets to help those suffering from depression. >> a very quiet whether day. not a trace of any activity.

abundant son, loved to point, low humidity and quite comfortable temperatures. 76 at the airport.

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>> nissan recalls 135,000 vehicles after possible problems with the air bags. it says the airbag unit work -- the wire harnesses under the front passenger seat could wear down preventing the air bag from deploying any crash. nhtsa says the plan has been provided on how to fix the vehicles for a time line of when owners will be notified of that recall. americans are reportedly reaching for debit over credit

cards these days. mastercard says that shoppers are increasing their debit card use for everyday purchases. even with the change, mastercard reported a 24% jump in its first quarter earnings. the credit card giant also raised transaction fees for processing purchases. more and more people are finding themselves in a vault of cases of e-mail rage. experts say that is not good for your career. it can be a comment or a town of the mill that said to off and before you know what, if serious response is flying from your fingertips. the suggested backing away from the computer. step away from the computer. if you just have to get off your chest, it is recommended that you type the response, but did not address it to anyone and the lead it when you are finished. -- to lead it when you are finished did >> your insta- weather-plus forecast -- >> gorgeous weather conditions

out there. low humidity and plenty of sunshine. we are looking at 70 degrees downtown. 76 at the airport. a little cooler down to the south in annapolis, 73. it is going to stay in the general temperature range. it looks like the early today, but the end of the week. then we will really cold down for the weekend. 77-82. as far as the pollen count, that would be the only negative with the nice weather. it is extremely high. the total count is high, the molds are high and the trees are the real culprit. if you are susceptible to them, the grasses are bad as well. the winds at of the south of the they are 5-10. a nice day to hit the water at the chesapeake.

take a look at the almanac information. the normal height is 71 degrees. 92 is the record high set back in 1930. the record low of 34 was set back in 1966. 48, the normal low. tonight, will be above that. 54-62, quite pleasant out there. by tomorrow, we have approach of another front. it will be dry front, but with it coming through, we have the slightest chance of a thunderstorm. only about 10%. a stronger for it will get through here friday and then hang out there about the day on saturday. kind of up than down otherwise. tomorrow, it will be nice. for the most part, the day is going to be good. 79-84. mother's day, it will be great. beautifully, partly cloudy, 64 degrees. significantly cooler. the reason for that is the front

that i mentioned that will come through. very strong front after a decent day on friday. the chance of showers and storms will linger throughout the day on saturday and went to pick up as well as that front pushes through. for mother's day, cooler, but quite nice. partly cloudy skies. we will solely rebound as we head into next week. -- we will slowly rebound as we head into next week. >> old married couple to attend to do everything together are more likely to develop dimension if the other one already has that. researchers in utah followed more than 1000 older married couples for 12 years. husband and wives and spouses developed dementia or six times more likely to develop the disease themselves when compared to couples without it. experts are not sure whether stress contributes to the increased risk. anti-depressant don't work, what

about magnet? a steady assigned a form of magnetic brain stimulation may help reduce depression symptoms in people who have already tried medication without success. the technique is non evasive. it stimulates the brain with an electromagnet -- electromagnetic fields. more details on mwai more than 50 infants and children's medications work recalled. bacteria were used to make the child medication, but there were no signs of contamination when a finished product was tested. there reportedly failed to investigate and correct problems with the medicine. they did not have proper drug testing facilities. the fda is considering these problems serious. a study shows that four out of 10 parents refuse or delay

vaccines for their children. many of the parent reportedly were influenced by stories that vaccines caused autism. a clan that has been discredited in many studies. researchers also say parents are given the opportunity to delay vaccines because three new vaccines that the recommended for babies. not vaccinating your children cope with them at risk for diseases. -- could put them at risk for disease is spread of next, your maryland lottery numbers. we will have another check of your insta-weather-plus forecast with sandra. stay with us.

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>> para clippings and pantyhose, they could be the perfect solution for cleaning up the oil in the gulf of mexico. with the help of volunteers, an organization is using products to develop exorbitant booms. -- absorbent booms. >> a pound of hair is thrown away by every salon in the country. >> what can we do with this? >> she has been collecting hair clippings for the past four years. every time they see me throwing their hair in my little back, now they will see a good cause. >> a national organization that collects hair clippings and turns them into oil absorbing mats is moving into high gear. >> everybody is sending us here. we're getting here sent from

australia, from england, from all real-world. >> the hair is a perfect match for oil. it creates pockets which trap the oil, but will not tap water. the hair can be used as a match for a protective barrier. >> once they are made, the bonds will look like this. they will hold about 50 gallons of oil each. >> the leading team in southwest florida -- we can either send them to where they need to be said for ricans stockpile them here. >> while none of the local stylist ever thought they would be needed so close to home, they are glad that something that would be any landfill can now be used to save our precious future. >> who did? now york md. numbers.

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the maryland lottery, let yourself play. >> one last look at the weather. >> the weather is absolutely gorgeous out there this afternoon. get outside, whatever it takes. 80 degrees is our forecast high. low humidity, that is what makes it feel so good. thursday and friday, really over all, these are decent days. just the slightest chance of evening thunderstorms spread the day that is going to be little if he is saturday. there is a front coming through. showers and storms scattered throughout the day. it will feel like a little bit of a shock to the system. sunday will be dry for all the mothers out there. 64 degrees. not a bad seven-day.

>> thank you, sandra. thank you for joining us. >> tune in tonight at 5:00. have a great day.