emerging about an apparent murder this morning. state police are searching for suspects in the stabbing of a man in his apartment. george spoke to a key witness tonight. >> we spoke with the man who lives across all from the victim here in westminster. he tells us what happened and what he's all right before he called 911. >> it was about 2:00 in the morning saturday when walter hurd a persistent knock at his door. it was a friend of 40-year-old steven thompson, who said he was in a part with him and needed assistance. he then saw hobson in a chair, blood running from his neck. maryland state police say hobson was stabbed. he wonders if the french could have done more to save hobson. >> i am just that that it had to happen to him that way. i think he could have got some

help, he might still be living today. >> it is unclear if police questioned this mysterious friend. they say they interviewed residents in the 13 other apartments. >> a lot of banging, screaming, and hollering, but i could not make out what they were saying. >> hobson lived alone in apartment 5 on the second floor. state police say he was unemployed. authorities don't know why someone would want stephen thompson dead. >> police in and around a county are investigating what they are calling a suspicious death -- police in anne arundel county. they found the body of 41-year- old roy jackson. an autopsy is expected to take place soon. state fire officials say a 74- year-old somerset county man has died in a fire at his home.

officials at paul tyler got his wife out of their burning home this morning but he went back inside to retrieve some bill on these. firefighters found his body on the second floor. no word on the cause of the fire -- went back inside to retrieve some belongings. >> kind of nice to get out from under the rain. a little on the cool side today, but more rain comes back into the forecast. the rain is just coming into west virginia. you can see a little circulation and a trent -- twist in those radar echoes there. that is an area of low pressure. there's also one along the coast and will introduce some tropical moisture coming into this particular storm. we will get squeezed from to ends. would ascribe all this and find out what happens to the west be due to the rest of the weekend, coming up wh the forecast. >> water damage from this week's rains have forced closure of a

building on the liberty campus. classes in other buildings on the campus will be held as scheduled. neighbors in dundalk catalog to talk about after a spectacular fire at the old seagrams plant. it is right across the street from dundalk senior high school. the plant was built in the early 1900's and was used to mix and bottle alcohol until shutdown 20 years ago. 60 firefighters were called in to fight the fire. when it was over, only one wall of the building was left standing. >> when mom and dad were alive, we become at and sit on the back porch and when the wind was right, you could actually smell of whiskey that they were brewing and bottling there. >> you could always smell when they were making whiskey. the byproduct, they dumped it into a big vat, and you could smell that all over the neighborhood.

>> electricity was shut down in the area as workers took down the remaining wall. fire officials say the fire is a speciasuspicious. anne arundel county police are investigating a suspicious accident in pasadena. police say 49-year-old adam john o'connor was hit by a car while crossing the street. he is listed in critical condition. it is still under investigation. >> more job opportunities in store for baltimore and it all began with the ribbon cutting ceremony this morning. during their reorganization, general motors took away many chevrolet dealerships. a new store rings 100 jobs to

the area -- brings 100 jobs to the area and support for local business. >> i think it is better for everybody. i could say that we are back and we are better. >> today's event featured tours and prizes and performances of high performance corvettes and more. the one nation rally was organized by labor and civil- rights groups in order to show support for the democratic agenda and opposition to the tea party movement ahead of the upcoming november elections. >> on washington's national mall and the steps of the lincoln memorial, a rally called one nation working together. >> one nation demanding jobs, justice, and education. >> tens of thousands of people, representing hundreds of individual groups from all over the country -- their agenda,

jobs, justice, peace, education, equality, and a lot more. among the featured speakers, the rev. al sharpton. >> if we can get connected, blacks connected to whites, latinos connected to asians, strait's connected to gays, immigrants and all of us that are naturally born, if we can connect, we can make it back. >> there is nothing that we cannot do when we stand together, side by side, shoulder to shoulder. >> there were those against the war, those holding out for immigration reform as well. >> there is no need to be afraid of immigrants. >> unlike the recent tea party

rallies, blasting president obama and his party, this was a crowd of reliable democratic votes. it was also aimed at boats -- voters in the middle. one rally to bring together many different groups, now at the ballot box in november. >> still to come, a moment of silence for a rutgers student whose body was identified after he committed suicide. why his classmates may be held responsible. >> quite as it is this evening, another storm system is beginning to close in on us. not as big as the last one, but there is some rain in the forecast. right now, clear skies and getting

>> a moment of silence was held before today's homecoming game in honor of rutgers freshman tyler clementi.

the 18-year-old committed suicide after a sexual encounter was dreamed of the internet -- was streamed over the internet. investigators say he jumped off the george washington bridge. his roommate and another rector stephen have been charged with invasion of privacy. the red sari worn by the white house gate crasher was auctioned off at a charity event in washington d.c. it went to the salon where she got her hair done before the event she was not supposed to go to. it sold for $7,000. salahi recently revealed a she has been battling m.s. for years. the boy scouts get distinguished guest to help them celebrate at

fort mchenry. >> it has turned decidedly cooler. cooler. we will have

my dad is the supervisor of a train station and my mom's a teacher. my dad's an auto technician. my mom's a receptionist. i'm not sure i would have been able to afford college without the tuition freeze. while tuition in other states is rising out of reach... governor o'malley made the tough choice to freeze tuition. he made my dream of going to college into a reality. i'm the first in my family to go to college. my brother and i never would have been able to afford college. even though times were tough... governor o'malley kept his promise. there's never a doubt... there's never a doubt whose side he's on. martin o'malley... moving maryland forward.

>> hundreds of hot air balloons lifted off today in new mexico. crowds turned out for the annual albuquerque international balloon fiesta. business owners say the event brings in a lot of guests and money into the economy. it started back in 1972 with

just 13 balloons. the boy scouts of america celebrated the 100th anniversary of the boy scouts. festivities will last throughout the day and wrap up tomorrow morning. about 6000 elected community officials and volunteers gathered. donald rumsfeld will speak to the group. a light show an overnight camp out will continue throughout tonight. >> it points out the really special and wonderful things in our city and our state. these young men and the hope for the future that they bring. >> city police commissioner will camp out with a group. he participates with baltimore's inner city boy scout troops. >> check out the doppler radar, we have an approaching weather disturbance coming out of the great lakes with a little bit of circulation here and some low pressure off the coast,

beginning to tap a little bit of that tropical moisture sitting down there. these two things are going to come together right over the atlantic region and bring us a chance for rain. does not look like downpour we had on thursday and friday, but it is additional rain on top of the several inches, multiple injuries we had tuesday and then again thursday and friday. today, no rain, and it was very pleasant out there. a lot of sunshine. we were close to the typical high of 72. it was nice to have a day where we did not have a rain threat. things are shaking down around richmond or north of there by 20 miles. there was a magnitude 3 earthquake there this afternoon. it was only felt in the

neighborhood of around where the earthquake was, 95 miles away from baltimore. that does not have much around this area. right now annapolis is 57, 52 at easton, 62 at ocean city. westminster is down to 48 and over 40's on in four western maryland as well. -- in far western maryland. a little warm front is just passing north of us, but the air is really dry. it has been very chilly out there and will be chilly overnight tonight. the key is, these two things are going to come together, and an easterly wind is going to pump a lot of moisture in here. some from the tropics and some just being stirred up by the low pressure center around us. the jet stream is lined up to help pull some of this moisture

from this out into our area. storms generally develop on the southeast portion of the jet stream on the upswing, and that is what you see the result of right here. we are in for a little more rain. overnight tonight it will not happen. scattered clouds moving into the picture, 45-54 the low, 63-67 tomorrow and cloudy. showers developing most likely in the afternoon and evening hours. northeast winds at 5-10 miles an hour. northeast winds on the day, gusting to 20. the weather service has issued small craft advisory is out on the open waters of the day. 72 at the harbour, thomas point lighthouse 71, and the water temperature has dropped down to 69. has not been quite as warm.

here is the futurecast. we see that disturbance of to the northwest, and and a hint of green down here in cape hatteras. by noon on sunday, the rain is still south and west of us but we will be picking up a few scattered clouds here and there. the rain chances increase as we get into the afternoon, coming from both the west and the south. as we go into monday, that is when the heaviest rains will be occurring around the area. we might get an inch or so out of this added to the already soaking ground that we have. the rain chances extended -- extended to tuesday as well, but it looks like this will play itself out by wednesday. hines field, 1:00 tomorrow afternoon in philadelphia, at temperatures only in the 50's. north winds at 5-10 miles an hour. let's look at the seven-day

forecast now. tomorrow, 65 degrees, a lot of clouds, some of the clouds moving in tonight. basically tomorrow will be a cloudy day and the rain chance comes in more than likely in the afternoon and evening hours. 56 on monday, cloudy with on and off again rain. 65 on tuesday, share our chances continue. by wednesday should be pulling away and we may see some clouds and 69 degrees. >> a nice crowd on hand, and a pretty good football game. there was some defense there. more on that coming up next in sports.

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four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do.

>> the signs around town say be there for the comeback. within 39,000 at byrd stadium tonight. the first half, maryland in survival mode. the pass is picked by peres. that set up a very long drive

for the terrapins. into the three-yard line, 9-7. living in the third quarter, the terrapins up 14-9. two broken tackles is too many for the blue devils. maryland takes a 21-9 lead. donovan has 128 yards receiving in the game. 21-16. fourth-down, incomplete. maryland is now four and one on the season. it sounds like fun, but not so much. tim jefferson is more like a sherman tanks. a gorgeous 50-yard touchdown

run. the falcons jump out 7-0. navy is down 7-3. breaks the tackle, down to the one, but just short. it did not matter. the fourth quarter, the punt is blocked and there is a scramble for the ball. once again jefferson, his second touchdown of the game, 14-6 airforce. navy's last chance. passing is not his forte. that is the ballgame, navy wins against air force. colorado springs, 14-6. the orioles' one time umpired party tyler is as much a fixture in the franchise as any player. today he learned of a brain

tumor at johns hopkins hospital. the birds meanwhile trying to lock their final series when of the year. personal offense -- first some offense for the orioles. the game is tied at one at the top of the sixth. but are rare high and nine strikeouts -- a career high nine strikeouts. orioles now with 66 wins on the year, to more than last year. the maryland million enjoyed perfect weather today.

riegle solo barreled down the stretch for the victory. a bold burst down the stretch, and she got it. the 2010 ryder cup was supposed to be more highly rank than the americas. the home crowd made up for friday's rain. more from the morning. mcelroy, a 2.5 to 1.5. afternoon matches, tiger woods won his morning match.

six matches still in progress for session 3. stay witheaks to send jobs over. i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!!

two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich did not make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but martin o'malley, even in the toughest of times, has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first. ♪ storyteller: the itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout. down came the rain and clogged the gutter system creating a leak in the roof. luckily, the spider recently had geico help him with homeowners insurance. water completely destroyed his swedish foam mattress.

he got full replacement. and now owns the sleep number bed. his sleep number is 25. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. >> tomorrow, rain will be developing in the afternoon. a wet day monday. >> thanks for joining us. 11 news sunday morning will be next on c-span, yesterday at a special ceremony, rahm emanuel officially stepped down as white house chief of staff.