>> live, local, late breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news in hd. >> did afternoon. we begin with the developing story out of prince george's county. the fbi has arrested three county police officers with the six other defendants. we're told the charges include corruption, drug trafficking, and firearms. two indictments were released

this morning the first charges and howard county liquor store owner which pay officers in exchange for them using their authority to transport untaxed cigarettes and a call into maryland. that six the forfeiture of $3.5 million, 25 properties, 13 vehicles, and 84 bank accounts. the second indictment charges two defendants, including one of the officers, with drugs and firearms officials said the arrests are part of an ongoing investigation in the county. they have not confirmed whether the arrests are related to last week's arrests of prince george's county executive jack johnson. we're following developments and will have the latest tonight at 5 and 6. a violent weekend in baltimore city. six pple were shot and one person stabbed. a reporter has the details. >> a rash of violence broke out early saturday morning in the 1900 block of west baltimore street. the 34 year-old man was shot in the head just before two o'clock. he was rushed to the hospital

where he later died. a short time later, a 41-year- old man walked into the hospital for treatment. he told police he was shot in the 1800 block of east lafayette street. an 18-year-old showed up at the hospital early saturday afternoon, suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. another man was shot saturday afternoon 94 denied reports of argyle ave. the 19-year-old was stabbed around the back around 10:00 p.m. saturday night in the four hundred block of south east avenue, a few blocks two past -- eased to paterson part. he later died. it 16-year-old boy was shot at the st. paul and legs again strayed. there was a cop -- and lexington street. there was a confrontation with a car. the boy is in serious but stable edition. police were called to the 1700 block of north alemont street. a man was shot in the leg and possibly the arm. he was taken to a nearby hospital. police have no possible motives

and have not made any arrestsk anyim, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police made an arrest in saturday afternoon's stabbing death. 44- dwayne hopkins was arrested and charged yesterday. the suspect is the victim's uncle. the stabbing happened during a family argument. about two weeks ago, police discovered a man shot dead in eight tow truck in west baltimore. last night, more than 50 drivers from around the city and county drove down the street to pay respect to the 23-year-old man. his family is the time to pass out fliers in hopes of finding someone who can help track down the shooter. he had been on the job less than two weeks. family and friends describe him as adventures, brave, and always willing to offer a helping hand. >> to have him shot down nine cold-blooded murder is just unbelievable. it has been awful. i mean, we buried andy in the same cemetery, the same gray

spots as his other two brothers. so the three brothers are together. it is an incomprehensible. >> the murder is under investigation. police have no leads. abx information, call metro crime stoppers. three suspects charged this connection to a stabbing saturday inside arundel mills mall. police were called to the food court after an 18-room man was stabbed during a fight. the victim was stabbed in the back and was treated and released. the three suspects are identified as a 17-year-old man, a 20-roman, and another unnamed juvenile. baltimore county police are searching for the person who fired several shots with a bb gun at car windshields this weekend. one driver was injured when the glass shattered and entered their eye. it happened sunday at around 4 near the warren road bridge. no other injuries were reported. friends of the victims killed in

the deadly august of fire are speaking out, trying to convince officials to allow one of the victims' bodies to be sent home to his mother. the fire broke out around 9:30 wednesday morning. a 45-year-old man and 17-room and worked overnight at the body shop and often slept there. friends are trying to raise the money to have ramos' body sent back to honduras per his mother's request. >> because he does not have no family here. at least they can bury him up there and take flowers to him. >> he was his mother's only son. friends describe him as a fine kid and a hard worker. fire investigators in harford county are trying to find a were caused a fire that destroyed a bellaire home. these photos were sent by a u local member. firefighters responded and took them 20 minutes to get the blaze under control.

fortunately, no one was home at the time and no firefighters were injured. baltimore county police are investigating a deadly accident in sparks. it happened just before 7:00 a.m. this morning on york road near loveton circle. two cars crashed. one victim was killed. the second victim was taken to the hospital. york road was closed for several hours for investigation. police believed speed and alcohol were factors in a deadly crash in carroll county yesterday morning around 6:30 a.m. in the 1100 block of stone road. police said the driver was driving north when he lost control. he entered the southbound lanes before running off the road, hitting two trees. gomez was pronounced dead at the scene. ♪ >> welcome to the story of the morning was the dense fog we had blanketing the area. that started to dissipate. but the clouds are hanging on over the area. we will be lucky if we see any of the sun break today. but we will not likely see that

much in the way of rain. the front is moving through, but all the strong showers and storms are to our south still, at least for a day. that will change by tomorrow. you will need to grab the umbrella. current temperatures, 55 downtown. 53 at the airport. 50 on the eastern shore. today, it will remain mostly cloudy. 55 to 60 for the daytime high. a slight chance for passing shower later this evening. >> thank you. a british couple is free after spending more than a year held captive by pirates in somalia. here are the details. >> thin, exhaust, the chandler family was to prevent across central somalia to freedom. >> i love my wife, i love my life. >> held in solitary confinement, beaten by their captors, there were treated by vip's when they laid it -- when they landed

later in mogadishu. >> is desperate to see our family and friends. so happy to be amongst decent everyday people. >> they retired early and put their savings in a modest yacht to live their dreams sailing the seas. and still come off the seashell islands, somali pirates took them hostage, demanding to $7 million ransom put up weeks became nuns. the chancellor's grew desperate. >> we really do not think we deserve to have a family. [beep] >> in it -- in the income almost $1 million was raised through private donors. but the british government denies paying any ransom for the release. they welcome today's guests of british officials in nairobi, kenya, free again and heading home soon. but they are already dealing with more loss, with the news that one of their elderly father is passed away while they were still in captivity. from london, back to you. >> what an incredible story.

coming up, the search for missing 13-year-old girl has a happy ending, but the story is far from over. police are still searching for members of her family. we are covering the nation next. and in our consumer alert but the latest on housing prices and

>> the search for a missing 13- year-old in ohio as ended. after five days of searching, investigators found sarah maynard out a gag dine the basement at the home of a 30- room man. she is listed in good condition. police hope that he will be the to sarah's mother, 10-year-old brother, and a friend who all went missing the same day as sarah. a house party ends with the death of a teenager atlanta. the 18-relish shot and killed and two other teenagers injured, apparently during a fight at a home which had been turned into a nightclub. police have arrested one suspect in the shooting. police reportedly responded to the house earlier in the evening after receiving a noise complaint and thought the party had broken up. this is the second weekend in a row that an atlanta area party has turned deadly. last weekend, an 18-year-old was beaten to death. a planned to rob a medical marijuana dispensaries goes up in smoke in colorado springs.

when the bumbling bandits locked themselves in. you can see the three trying to bust out after busting in early saturday. but the door locked behind them. the three now face a burglary charges. i would imagine so. still to come, it is no surprise to your job to get you added stress. but the lasting consequences may be a bigger problem than you think. >> an absolutely gorgeous weekend, but the fog settled in this morning. the showers are on the way. i will tell you what to expect coming up. it is still murky and gray.

>> in our consumer alert, earning as many store rewards points as the candidate might be the answer to maximizing your spending this holiday season. consumers are expected to spend more than $400 billion on holiday gifts. even if each dollar makes want

reward point, that adds up to more than 4 billion in store credit. make sure you are aware of who is offering increased rewards points when you shop. best buy, it weighs r us, toys r us a target. it you want to lose weight, you might want to lose the plastic. a study shows consumers to pay for groceries with credit cards and more than those who buy with cash. those who did use plastic bought more junk an impulse foods and cash-carriers. studies show a relationship during credit cards and spending going back to 1979. abubble in housing prices is for -- a bubble in housing prices is frequently blamed for putting our economy in recession. the state economy is having an effect on housing. >> not all dramatic changes in housing design are visible from the outside. a survey of members of the american institute of architects indicates some buyers

are now looking for function over form. >> i want to find a home that meets their needs, not something the conflicts in a couple years and make a lot of money off of. >> that means a smaller homes, less flair, and more functions. the survey indicates remodeling trends have taken a turn back to the basics. >> very focused on what the individual situation is and not come in, terry out, and start from scratch. >> and when they do terret out, the one feature people are still willing to spend some money on, energy efficiency. >> better insulation, better energy-efficient windows, more insulation in the attic and the walls, things that will save the money over the long run. >> of the prediction is for more practical, less flamboyant housing market in the years to come, which is no surprise of the wild ride we been on. wbal-tv 11 news. >> now your 11 news forecast.

>> middle of the month, and it is looking like november today. we were dealing with the piece did, a very thick fog blanket this morning. it is starting to burn off. you see the clouds associated with the front that is moving through the area. bubbling up from the gulf of mexico is a more significant area of showers and storms. that is going to be in our neck of the woods by tomorrow. but the umbrella and the. you'll probably needed for the morning commute and surly by the afternoon. the cold air will not affect us until thursday or friday next week. 55 right now. 53 at the airport. 52 in annapolis. mid-cities all the way up to the state line. the forecast tie with the clouds like it that much warmer padilla my58 at best today at central maryland. maybe 57. lower eastern shore, maybe 59 or 60 down a russian city.

normal highs and lows in this range. 57 is the height. 35 is the average low. we're nowhere near the 19 degree record lows set back in 1986. 79 degrees is the record high. back in 1993. tonight's forecast gives us a slight chance of showers, especially this evening. partly cloudy skies. 38 in outlying areas. 47 with the influence of the downtown metropolitan area. what we have in place. we have this front moving through. it will continue to push through today. uneventful. there is a strong area of low pressure in the gulf. this will bubble up along our area tomorrow and give us a shot at showers. it will remain unsettled at least through thursday. you can see all this precipitation bubbling in. about 6:00, hit and miss

showers. better chance of consistent rainfall is the day progresses. it's that the bulk of the system is going to our north. but it will be somewhat wet and tomorrow. even by 9:00, we're still in the risk zone for showers. we still may see a shower on wednesday morning. then a front organized by thursday and will push through was a very cold air. by thursday, highs only in the upper 40's. we will rebound nicely by the weekend. tomorrow, get the umbrella. a good chance of seeing showers throughout the day. hit and miss showers early on wednesday morning. starting to clear. up to 57. only 49 on thursday. 52 and cool on friday with plenty of sun. saturday and sunday, a good dose of sun and the rebound in temperatures, near 60 degrees. ♪ >> in this afternoon medical alert, a high stress job might have won lasting consequences to your health.

here is the story. -- might have long-lasting consequences to your health. >> the fast track can take its toll over time. new research find a high stress demanding a job with little to no growth potential can raise the risk of heart problems including heart attack, stroke, and early death by 40%. similar links have been shown previously in men. >> we occupy 50% of the u.s. work force. there's little perspective are long term research looking at the job strain in cardiovascular disease risk in women. >> the doctor at the women's hospital led the study which followed a primarily white female medical health professionals like doctors and nurses for a decade. the doctor says managing stress appropriately could help. first, figure out how to work some exercise into your schedule. the benefits of physical activity on the hearts have long been proven. second, booster social support systems. >> whether it is through family

or friends, to talk but what is going on at your job. >> the doctor suggests her fellow doctors take note. not only for their own health but also for their patients. >> i do not typically ask my patients about their job stress or other stressors in their lives. >> and may be a longer, healthier life in some of those typical work demands can be left of the office. wbal tv 11 news. >> work strained coupled with the fear of getting laid off were combined with other pressures. patients of sleep apnea have been treated and it could because the damage to the brain. researchers compared brain scans for people with sleep apnea and those without the condition. that found significant reductions in gray matter in the brains of osa patients. they also performed memory tests and had more trouble with abstract reasoning.

however, researchers found treating the sleep apnea seems to reverse the damage. coming up, the maryland lottery midday pick three and picked four numbers. we will get another check of the forecast. first, a look at wall street. stay with us.

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injections are administered. tonight, the questions you should ask before having the procedure. and are you willing to sacrifice prevacid for security? why say it -- why some said these new packed-down procedures at the airport are a little too personal. and now you're maryland lottery midday pick three and picked four numbers. ♪ >> the maryland lottery, let yourself play ♪ >> good afternoon, everybody. let's play the lottery. hear your pick three numbers. 8, 7, in the final number 4 pick 3 is 2. 8, 7, 2. hang tight. pick four is next. first, play power ball and make millions. you can increase your winnings. you can win $1 million without winning the jackpot. good luck with the pick four games. here we go. first number is 7.

2. your next number coming up is 7. we're going to wrap up this midday drawing with this number, 3. 7, 2, 7, 3. it is the maryland lottery. let yourself play. >> one last check the forecast. >> it is looking unsettled, especially heading into tomorrow. this afternoon, a slight chance of a shower. 58 degrees. cloudy. for tomorrow, 60% chance of an interim minute showers on wednesday. maybe early showers lingering. 57. cooler on thursday. 49 as the high. we readout device into the league and with plenty of sun. >> thank you for joining us. >> be sure to watch tonight at 5. have a great day. >> follow breaking news and weather any time at

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