breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00 p.m. in hd. >> i people under arrest site including three prince george's county police officers. -- in nine people under arrest. this is part of an expanding fbi probe of corruption in prince george's county. >> agents arrested county executive jack johnson and his wife lesley witness and evidence tampering. david collins is back from a late afternoon press conference. >> the charges involved guns, drug trafficking, and intent to distribute and packaged cigarettes and alcohol. the question is whether this is a link to jack johnson. the u.s. attorney will only say they are in connection with a series of related investigations. >> police officers are given badges and guns to prevent crimes. the indictments in these cases

alleging that these three police officers used their badges and guns to commit crimes. >> miron rosenstein had two indictments. the fbi has arrested three prince george's police officers and six other defendants. two officers are charged with extortion. >> the indictment charges agreed that they would pay officers in exchange for using their official authority to assist in the transport and distribution of untaxed cigarettes and alcohol. >> the other police officer braces cocaine and drug charges in connection with drug trafficking. the fbi and irs rated two dozen properties in maryland and northern virginia. authorities are seeking the forfeiture of $3.5 million, 25 properties, 13 vehicles and 84 bank accounts. the fed's contend their proceeds from crimes or were used to

facilitate criminal acts. the question of the day is whether any of this is tied to the rests on friday of prince george's executive jack johnson. >> we have an ongoing series of related investigations in prince george's county. we will not talk about what, if any, and correlation. >> earlier in the day, they declined to discuss legal troubles. >> i cannot comment on the case. >> the fbi took them into custody on charges of witness tampering and destruction of evidence. according to court documents, this is in connection with a four-year long probe about providing things of value to officials in exchange for favors. the indictment does not claim that johnson actually solicited or took bribes, but in court prosecutors say they were not done. >> i am feeling well. my family and i are all uplifted. we are strong. i have had a lot -- thousands of calls from citizens.

all of the church people are calling to say they are praying for us. that has of lifted our spirits. we are strong. we have a long road to hoe. >> leslie johnson, a newly elected councilperson, hit her identity friday with a jacket over her head. she continued to maintain her silence. >> mrs. johnson, do you have a comment this morning? [no audio] any comment about your future and what you will do with your council seat? >> the rest of his officers -- the rest of the three officers leaves a nasty taste in his mouth. a local citizens group is pushing for legislation to make it easier to remove elected officials before they are convicted. currently they can only be suspended if they're convicted or enter a plea of no contest. reporting from the newsroom, wbal-tv 11 news.

>> the federal indictment seeks to forfeit a significant amount of assets from a report by million dollars, 25 properties, 13 vehicles, and 84 bank accounts. we detail what the feds say they are after on our website, wbaltv.com. >> one person in custody in the three on the run after a deadly shooting at the glen burnie pizza shop. he was shot outside mr. wings and pizza. four men walked in announcing a hold of. they were told to leave and that is when flores was shot. he later died at baltimore washington medical center. he came back to the place on saturday, which would have been his 21st birthday. >> he was not bad. everyone wanted to hang out with him. he was an all-around great person. >> police have charged 17-year- old vincent even blunter with

first-degree murder. >> police say 28-year-old jami melonowski and three others were all killed by her father. their two-year-old son did survive. he is from rikers town and attended franklin high school. >> a controversial skating rink has been shut down while the battles -- while the owners' battle in bankruptcy court. barry simms is live in woodlawn with more on the financial fallout. >> this was a very popular place for skating, live performances, and more. the crowd could be up to 800 people on any given night. the doors are shut and the lights are out. >> welcome to [unintelligible] all skating activities have been

postponed. >> it is shut down due to controversy and financial problems. they are now in bankruptcy court trying to pay creditors who are owed $577,000. a bank trustee wants all of the equipment turned over to the landlord who claims he is owed $136,000 in unpaid rent. >> no complaints in the early days. it was basically just a roller skating operation. >> the former permit director said the financial issues were mounting in the county was weighing how to handle other problems. the rink was expanding bringing in deejays, live entertainment, and larger crowds. they reached a settlement agreement following a shooting in the parking lot. in august, allegations recalled- year-old girl claims she was raped by a man and two teenagers in a storage room. >> we suspended the license as a

result of that incident. we did not terminated. we just suspended pending an investigation. >> in late september, they sent a letter revoking the licenses claiming they violated the summit agreement on the night of the incident by having three off-duty police officers assisting security instead of four. one of the owners declined an on-camera interview telling 11 news to the front door of her home but she is so depressed and did not want to discuss it. she added the county is doing everything they can to destroy it. the council believes they became a victim of their own success. >> basically what has happened, and by the doors are closed today, it is a two-fold. one, we issued a revocation of licence so they could not continue to operate and the bankruptcy court took over the property and had locked the door. >> a meeting is set for december

1st. the trial over rent is set for january 11th. reporting live, barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the reason number of crimes have students around baltimore on edge. lowell melser is live at loyola in the north baltimore with the very latest. >> police in this city and county say as far as all of these robberies are concerned that they are not related. police say they are crimes of opportunity. it had happened here at loyola essex. in it serves as a reminder for those who use college campuses to be aware of their surroundings. the latest in a string of armed robberies in the area college campuses continued friday morning when two students were robbed at knifepoint on the campus of loyola university maryland it. officials say the attack comes as a surprise. >> it has been years since we

have had a violent crime incidents of our -- on our incident -- a violent incident on our campus. we want to make sure we do everything we can to make sure this does not happen again. >> a student was held in the parking lot of the ccbc-essex campus. council officials declined an on-camera interview. they say they are revving up controls on campus. loyola and ccbc said the same thing. >> incidents like this are rare. >> it appears all of these crimes are isolated incidents. >> baltimore county police say the incidents in the city and county are not related, but they serve as a reminder for students to be careful. they also expressed confidence in the various police departments. >> i think it is a coincidence. it could have happened anywhere.

all of these campuses are known for their safety and their safe environment. >> police and campus security officers are offering the following tips for students and those who use the college campuses. travel in groups and a travel in the well lit areas. here is an important one. do not walk and talk on yourself and as it makes you a prime target. -- do not walk and talk on your cell phone. if concerned, use the campus escort services that are available at virtually all campuses in the greater baltimore area. as far as the robberies are concerned, police say they have at least 1 lead in the one of the robberies. live outside the campus of loyola university maryland, lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> still to come, despite executive protection around their home, the mayor's husband is a victim of crime. the police say they have made an arrest. >> there are some new faces in

washington. congress begins their lame duck session. >> i and gerry sandusky. a steelers lost yesterday as well worth the reason for a party tonight. that is not why ravens fans have turned out to the club sweet level. we will tell you about that later in sports. >> the rain has held off so far. hd doppler shows that is about to change. the wet forecast coming up. and the baltimore, cloudy. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today.

>> baltimore police have arrested the man they believe broke in the car of stephanie rawlings blake's husband. he was discovered in the area of where the theft happened. anthony thomas admitted breaking in the car and stealing the

satellite radio system. he now faces that charges. -- theft charges. >> congress has a pile of unfinished business to tackle. officials are in lo washington today. >> the incoming freshman class is one of the largest congress has seen in years. they arrived by bus, posed for photos, and had orientation. this week is all about learning the rules and setting up shop. this freshman class is overwhelmingly republican. >> many of those republicans were elected with the backing of the tea party. it will be interested to see how the republican party oshifts. >> congress is not over yet. the lame duck session starts

today. >> the agenda is packed with leftovers from before the election. >> the american people are anxious because the old congress is back in town. >> topping the priority list? the bush tax cuts and extending unemployment benefits. food safety legislation and a repeal of the military's do ask do tell are also on the agenda. -- do not ask do not tell. >> they will try to kick this down the field because in january they do not have to deal with nancy pelosi. >> republicans have a very little incentive to compromise. >> the democratic agenda is dead in the house. the only thing that will happen is what the republicans want to get done. >> mitch mcconnell did an about- face and announced he would support a voluntary ban on your marks. -- earmarks. in washington, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now, your 11 insta-weather +

forecast with your chief meteorologist, tom tasselmyer. >> an overcast day it is over the rain has held off. that will be coming in as the night goes on. i would not be surprised if age race reaches us before midnight. the bulk of this rainless for coming in for morning rush-hour tomorrow. the normal high is 57. a pretty normal day, although the morning lows were milder than you would normally have. sadr bill on the eastern shore -- centerville on the eastern shore. the first batch of rain coming true and another bench thursday night into friday. we could get some snow in the western maryland mountains as a shot of cold air comes in. the rain will have what whether all the way to ohio, virginia,

and all of this will gradually move in our direction. it is likely to be here as the evening wears on in. for tonight, cloudy skies. temperatures have barely moved today. 40's malley the morning, 50's in the afternoon. that is where we have stayed. east wins at 5 miles per hour. this thick blanket of cloudiness around us and not much temperature movement. the storm on the gulf coast, thunderstorms may reach eastern north carolina. they could get too far southern maryland. since this is coming out of the gulf, it will have a lot of moisture and the potential is there for over an injured right in spots. there you see the showers spread across the state tomorrow evening tapering off on wednesday morning. wednesday afternoon, these guys should start to clear up the. eight of the windy, but at least to get some sun.

another fast-moving era of low pressure will come in with colder air. a chilly sprinkle of air and may be some snow in the mountains thursday night into friday. here is the strike of blew across our region. that is in the one-1.5 inch category. the purple. could be heavier showers expected in frederick and washington county. it will be what tomorrow. 56-61 degrees. some of that 6:51 a.m. in the days have strop to 10 hours of daylight. -- the days have shrunk to 10 hours of daylight. rain and 50 degrees tomorrow. showers and 58 around the bay. 60 on the lower eastern shore where there is even a slight chance for a thunderstorm around ocean city. 58 tomorrow. the 62 with the gusting wind. 20% chance for a sprinkle with chilly temperatures on thursday. stay in the 30's friday.

>> 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> i am with you from the club level at ravens' stadium. the all-community foundation fund-raiser tonight. this is the fund-raising arm for the ravens. rice and trailers will be here to raise funds -- rice and rate lewis will be here. they turn their attention to the 1-8 carolina panthers back on the road. what a difference one minute and one touchdown makes last thursday in atlanta. the ravens would be 7-2 and now they're looking to rebound. they cannot afford to look past the panthers. here is the reminder. the buffalo bills in week seven. remember that game? it looked like a homecoming. they took the ravens in overtime. much like the bills, the ravens cannot make their season by

beating carolina, but they can hurt their season at the do not win. seven games left. the reagans have to win at least four to get the playoffs, five or more to get the division. a win this week against carolina would move the ravens one step closer to a third straight trip to the playoffs. >> look at the carolina team, their offensive line, their wide receivers, their defense, the way they ran the ball. they are playing a really good football and they are capable of winning a football game. we say that because we believe that because it will be a big challenge. >> much more in the ravens tonight on wbal +. one winning drive comes your way at 7:30 p.m. and 11-2, to 10, 460 on verizon. that news for the carolina panthers. starting quarterback jimmy clausen, the second round draft pick, could miss sunday's's game in the carolina after he suffered a concussion after day

on the final offensive play of carolina's loss to tampa bay. he headed the scheme of his rookie season so far yesterday. now he is questionable for the sunday showdown with the ravens. on the topic of showdowns, they are all prime-time showdowns for high school football as we turn our attention to this week's game of the week. regional high school playoffs. here are the three to choose from. south carolina and middletown. eastern tech against city. then don barr. but for the game of the week which will kick off our high school coverage. lot to our website wbaltv.com and cast your vote. who says they cannot get a deal done with a new congress in washington? donovan mcnabb got the best deal in washington. he agreed to a five-year contract extension. they will get one deal done this year. much more on that as well as tonight parks even when we see you tonight at 11:00 p.m.

your seven-day forecast straight ahead. the

>> the family of a local soldier killed when you're go in afghanistan is speaking out against plans for returning veterans. we continue to fall the latest in prince george's county were. around arrests made today to an ongoing corruption investigation. these and more

>> we dodge a the rain today. >> so far. >> we have it tomorrow, it gets out of here wednesday, after that temperatures cool off. for most of the seven days, a typical mid-november weather and perhaps snow in the mountains thursday night. the weekend before thanksgiving, how about that, dry. >> wow. >> restart try and finish cool and wet. some rain every now and then. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

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