>> we began with the developing story involving a new baltimore city teachers' contract. >> we have learned from tim tooten, who has been falling this story, that the contract was narrowly rejected. teachers began voting yesterday, and while the contract would have included a pay raise, some of those against it took issue with the new way that teachers were evaluated. here is how the voting rights down. 42% were in favor of the new contract. it was defeated when 1540, no. 88% voted against it. there is expected to be a news conference tomorrow morning, when we should learn more, including what the next decade maybe. the current contract expires on october 28. three edgewood high school students face charges after a fight on school grounds. >> the fight broke out tuesday

morning inside the school. police say one of the suspects threw bleach at another student during the attack. kai reed has details from edgewood high school. >> police are still investigating exactly what started the fight here at edgewood high school, but it ended with two girls being splashed in the face with bleach, and the suspect faces some very serious charges. the fight broke out in and edgewood high school hallway before classes started tuesday morning. police say three girls approach to others and exchanged brought -- exchanged words. according to one of the mothers of one of the girls, -- and the victim's parents don't want to be identified because they fear for their daughter safety. the mother said her car was treated for a concussion and several other industrieinjuries.

>> according to the harford county sheriff's office communications officer, some teachers and staff suffered minor injuries trying to break up the fight. a school resource officer called for backup. >> there were teachers there immediately, and efforts to pull them apart, they were thrown to the ground during the altercation as well. >> the three teenage students are being charged as juvenile. edgewood high school officials issued a statement saying appropriate disciplinary action is being taken with the students involved. the victim's mother says she warned school officials that her daughter had been threatened by the suspects days before the attack. >> i fear for my child. i don't trust the school anymore. i don't trust them to protect my child. >> according to police, there is video of the fight taken from a surveillance camera. the video was used as part of the investigation. kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> in carroll county tonight,

two men are dead, and police are calling it a murder-suicides. it happened earlier today in 1500 block of pilgrim lane. police are still trying to figure out exactly what sparked the dispute, but they think it stemmed from a typical neighborhood argument like cutting the grass. 48-year-old stephen potts was found in his driveway just after midnight. >> the suspect all the victim into his driveway this morning. a confrontation occurred. the suspect shot the victim, we believe multiple times. >> the gunman, 51-year-old gregory martin, was found this morning behind the home of his estranged wife. he was lying next to a handgun when he was down. in west baltimore, a late-night shooting turned deadly. police said up 56-year-old man, sherman pain, was shot last night. he was taken to shock trauma where he was pronounced dead. there is no word on who shot him

or why. >> jurors in the day listening to testimony from the league deputy in that tracy tetso murder trial. her husband dennis is on trial for murder, although tracy's body has never been found. lowell melser has more. >> as lead investigator in tracy tetso's disappearance, the detective knew every detail about the case, and thursday told the jury all about it. the detective first interviewed dennis tetso on march 9, 2005, three days after tracy's disappearance. the detective testified that tetso told him he was home the day tracy went missing, washing his trucks. he said dennis told him that tracy had returned home from the store at around 2:00 in the afternoon on march 6, when in their home, and then he never saw her again. he then said that around 6:30

that evening, he went inside the house to take a shower, and he noticed that it tv that was on in the living-room was off, and bertrand them was gone. the detective checked his cellphone are records and notice that to call for made in the glen burnie area about a mile from where her trance them was found weeks later. the detective went back and asked dennis about this and he said he had forgotten he had run an area -- run an errand that day at cycle world in anne arundel county. the detective found that his friends that he was actually at dennis's residence the day tracy went missing, something that dennis also forgot to tell him. earlier in the day, next door neighbors testified that they saw dennis days after tracy's disappearance rigging downed fliers that friends and loved ones had posted in the neighborhood -- whipping down ripping down flyers.

>> the state expects to rest its case tomorrow. firefighters took more than an hour to control a blaze. the three people inside the house are okay, thanks to a neighbor who saw the flames and called for help. >> we have called for the american red horscrossed for th. the house's 100% destroyed. >> one firefighter was taken to an area hospital. his injuries or unclear. the cause of the blaze is still unknown. we will update you as information becomes available. skyteam 11 was over another house fire today and owings mills. by the time firefighters arrived, the home was completely engulfed in flames. no one was injured. fire officials are still working on damage estimates.

in our 2010 report tonight, by now we have seen all the ads, all the debates that have aired so far, but want to get a good read on how maryland voters view both martin o'malley and his opponent, former governor of maryland. >> it is less than a month from election day. >> we had a streak of annapolis to see what kind of like the campaign is shining on the mood of the voters -- hit the streets of annapolis. while it is difficult to find people who actually watched the debates, people are noticing the negativity. on main street, this set of friends admit they have not watched the debates, but they have seen and heard enough of the campaign to talk about the increasing negativity. >> i have heard the ads, and both of them are bickering and saying what is wrong with each one, but they have not really said what they are going to be doing. >> at times, the moderator had

to interrupt to try to get specific answers to questions. >> i am just going to keep an open mind and try not to listen to the baloney that is going on now. >> where does that leave voters? >> i think for all voters it provides ultimate frustration. some are just angry and is like, why bother? i am not interested in hearing attacks. that is just a public form of gossip. >> for some, that is the affirmation they will use to make the final call on election night. >> the way the commercials are running, o'malley seems like a better candidate. >> voters told us they really want to see some more concrete detail plans from these candidates. live in annapolis, george lettis, wbal-tv 11 news.

>> after big upsets in the primaries, a popular tea party candidates are going head-to- head with their opponents. the question remains, can they actually sway voters? delaware senate candidates are sparring over everything from evolution to the economy. all christine o'donnell maybe the top of the election cycle, similar showdowns are playing out in north carolina, colorado, and arkansas. tonight, even the first lady is being used to rally democrats. >> i think she has the star power that barack obama had, but not the baggage. >> our commitment 2010 coverage continues online anytime. you can see candidate profiles and all of david collins' back checks. you can find it all on our website, wbaltv.com.

>> here is something to think about. what would a world war two era bomb look like it went off in the middle of a river? stick around and we will show you. >> the season is here again. find out why area health officials say the time to get a flu shot is now. >> a preview of saturday's marathon. how you can cheer on your favorite writer just using your cell phone. -- your favorite writer. runner. >> the storm that soaked our area with another heavy rain is moving up the coast. we will still feel the impact of that storm going into friday and the first part of the weekend. chilly air is coming in, 48 degrees at the airport right now.

>> just in case you were wondering what happens when a bit to 500 pound bomb is detonated, just add water. this is what happens. a world warii para bomb went off just as planned, and nothing unexpected was reported. >> in tonight's medical alert, it is that time of year, flu season is well upon us. every health officials are reminding everyone is time to get your flu shot. today's flu clinics kicked off by local officials getting their shots. they say it is better this year because you only need one. >> it is all rolled into one that protects against h1n1, the swine flu and another type of flu that can make some people

very, very ill. it protects against tight beat. it is three tubs of strains all in one vaccine -- it protect against type b. this year, unlike last year, no lines and no shortages. >> information on where to get your shot, just got to website, wbaltv.com. >> concerns about the health risks of young people using tanning beds of the catalyst for new laws nationwide. tonight scientist in massachusetts have discovered a way to bypass the dangerous ultraviolet exposure you get from tanning beds. so for it only works on mice, but they are working to make it apply to humans as well. >> the cast of the hit nbc show "30 rock" performed live tonight.

>> it was only 22 minutes of live television, but some long days to pull it off. >> it was a late last -- late night last night. it has all been worth it today. >> it was the first of to live shows for the cast and crew that is not used to performing in front of an audience. >> it goes by so fast. it is so much faster than a "saturday night live" episode. >> in that time, the show managed to work in several guest stars, including matt damon. >> there were several appearances by julia louis- dreyfus. >> she was our first choice because she is the best comedic

actors out there with brown hair. >> after a 2.5 our break, the cast and crew will perform the show again for the west coast. >> we did it once, what do you want from us? >> just keep the last coming. they got more laughs than the counted on in the first few minutes of the show. they realized after the first commercial break that they had to make up almost a minute of time. the perils of live tv. >> it was kind of like watching "saturday night live". you can watch this saturday's baltimore running festival right here on wbal-tv 11. >> we were proud sponsor of the 10th running of the marathon. it begins at 8:00 a.m., followed by the 5 k, just after 9:00. the kids fun run starts, and the last race will be the half

marathon. that will get going at 9:45. gerry sandusky and kate amara will be falling the elite runners from start to finish. you cannot follow any specific runner in the race began follow any runner. they will run across the bottom of the screen during race day coverage. you can get all the information you need act wbaltv.com. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meterologist tom tasselmyer. >> another day with a good, soaking rain all across the mid atlantic. some big storms, this one moving up the coast now. a good half inch to an inch of rain across a chalk of the eastern shore. the darker green shading on the precipitation map shows the heavier rains from the richmond area upper st. mary's county,

through parts of dorchester county and caroline county and just getting up to parts of anne arundel county. about the same amount at the inner harbor, and temperatures have been cooling off period this afternoon the low was 44, but we have dropped a little further. it will be chilly as we head into the early morning hours. the storm is moving up the coast now, producing a soggy night in new england. behind that is starting to tap into some chilly air and a few additional showers coming out of eastern ohio that will swing through here during the afternoon tomorrow. temperatures are in the 40's and almost in to the 30's in pennsylvania. the cool air is invading western maryland and by morning, 44-51 degrees with the northwest breeze at 15. it will feel a little chillier than the thermometer indicates.

gusts of 35 miles an hour are possible. intensifying storms on the coast, and the air gets squeezed then so the winds will be brisk, continuing into saturday. you can see tropical storm paula down there on the north coast of cuba. there is the storm tomorrow off the coast of new england, producing heavy rain there and widely scattered showers around here in the afternoon. some snow mixes then with the rain in amounts of vermont and new hampshire and perhaps the adirondacks in upstate new york. heavy rain transitioning over to some early season snows, and gusty winds buffeting our region as the dry air filters in for the upcoming weekend. a slight 30% chance of an isolated shower popping up tomorrow. small craft advisories are up on the bay. a chilly day with some showers in the mountains tomorrow and gusty winds, and some nice

weather settling in for the weekend out near deep creek lake. the same scenario at the lower eastern shore, early morning sun at a couple of scattered afternoon showers, and gusty winds as well. if you are heading up i-95 into new england for the ravens and patriots game on sunday, when is gusting to 30 as their kicking off the afternoon. the wins will make it feel even cooler. they should have lots of sunshine, and we will keep an eye on the remnants of tropical storm paula. it is making its way across the north shore of cuba heading toward the bahamas. the wins have come down to 45 miles an hour and it should continue to weaken over the upcoming weekend. 61 tomorrow, 64 for the baltimore running festival on saturday. winds out of the northwest saturday, but it is pushing it

toward the finish line toward the end of the race. sunshine and 70 on sunday. a few more showers possible tuesday and wednesday. >> the ravens have downplayed the effect of the playoffs last season. tom brady into forced humility. that is coming up in sports. >> tonight's jackpot has an estimated annuity of $2,200,000. yuri winning numbers for tonight. 3-29-17-37-43-36.

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>> for the first time in their existence, the ravens go to foxborough this weekend not just thinking that might win, but knowing that they can and they should. the ravens have not given any bulletin board material, but they know they can on the patriots. >> we got manhandled by a team, and everything we said we wanted to do going into the game, we did not do. penalties, turnovers, we could not convert on third down. i have a lot of respect for these guys. they were very well coached, a lot of physical strength.

they are very emotional team, but the play with energy and enthusiasm. i think we have to be able to match that. >> justin bieber has made fun of tom brady scared cut in a recent song. .- time brady's haircut gary williams promises an entertaining evening while meeting with the media today. he is ready with the smiles. six newcomers will make things very interesting. it is hard to guess their identity, other than they will have to take on the personality of their coach. his response when asked if he would coach differently was quintessential gary. >> i will be my usual calm self,

and i am sure when things go wrong in practice, i won't get upset at things like that. i am going to coach like i have always coached. >> several thursday have -- high-school football legames today. it includes northwestern and edmonton. not perfect, but ok. troy thomas of northwestern dancing all over the mud. he is not getting dirty. a great run, 13-6 at the break. a play fake rolls by to kevin day. it worked so well the first time, this time to gramm for the touchdown. edmonton storm's path northwestern, 34-12.

college ball tonight in morgantown. plants and -- smith plants and fires. 10-0 mountaineers. nobody saw this coming, least of all the bulls. a hook and ladder on the first half. austin, who has sat most every rushing record at dunbar, shows he is a pretty good receiver, too. west virginia moves to 5-14 this season, 26 -- 20-6 for the final. final. we will check the forecast with

bob ehrlich is desperate, and he'll say anything to get elected. negative attacks the media have repeatedly called "dishonest" and "total malarkey." and why can't we trust bob ehrlich? because he raised taxes and fees by $3 billion then denied it...

because he says he's for us, but made $2.5 million at a special interest lobbying firm. and ehrlich says he'll cut education again if elected governor. bob ehrlich-- a career politician we really can't trust. >> the storm that brought us the rain today will hold on. it will be way up in new england tomorrow, but we will feel the effects of but with winds gusting to 35 miles an hour

through the afternoon. that will keep temperatures down to around 61 or so. there is still a chance the show will pop up tomorrow afternoon. still breezy on saturday, lots of sunshine, a beautiful sunday at 70 degrees. 67 on monday and a couple more scattered showers rolled through on tuesday and wednesday of next week. thenly in the 50's for ravens game sunday. >> the tonight show with jay leno is coming up next. we will see you back here tomorrow. you all have a good night. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

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