>> 54 units out here at the dutch village in mount pleasant apartments were in fact condemned, much like the one you see behind me here. today residents who were displaced had a couple of moments to go inside and get what bibles they could and then basically try to find a new place -- get what bibles they could and then try to find a new place to live. we found one viewer who says he called that funnel cloud on tape. >> it was a nightmare. it was like the world was coming to an end. >> she says she is still shaken up after the roof of her apartment building was lifted off by strong winds wednesday morning. now she is left to pick up the pieces, just a few valuables right now, and not sure what to do next. >> i want to cry, but i am too

wound up and upset to even do that right now. >> are you hopeful that this will get worked out? >> hopefully, and is so close to the holidays, that is another thing that is sad about it. >> the same story told over again by charles hansen. >> sad and depressed. i know it happens to people, but i thought it would never happen to me. it is horrific. >> this is one of the damaged apartment buildings in the dutch village is a part of building the northeast of war. just to give you an idea of how intense the winds were, here is an apartment where the walls have been knocked out. if you look up, no roof. the owner of the affected apartment complex is working to find those -- fine new

apartments for those displaced. >> we also have caseworkers here today who are interviewing clients to try to find out what they lost and what their needs are, and how we can help them in the days and weeks to follow. >> while all this was going on -- >> i was pretty excited, i was like, look what i have. i was the only one who got some footage. >> anthony may have found a major clue to what caused all the damage, security cameras captured what he believes to be a funnel cloud whipping around over northeast baltimore. >> right here, this is a solid tree. i got the footage of this tornado going back and forth between these other solid objects right here. kind of whips around 4 lindell while and then disappears within a minute or so. >> city officials that there'll be no curfew in effect tonight but there will be a strong

police presence out here -- a strong police presence to prevent looting. we will show you how the national weather service is involved in looking at that footage as well. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of baltimore's blast. barry simms talks consumer and insurance issues tonight at 6:00. more viewers are sending photos to ulocal. thee got this one from northern parkway area. lots to clean up, lost to show. >> it would be nice to get another, a closer look at that video that i had. >> part of the pieces of the puzzle that the weather service is still working on. no report from them yet as to the official designation of this. it will be interesting to see what they determined.

usually they are pretty quick on this. there must be some interesting analysis going on if it is taking this long. today we had a weaker weather disturbance tracking through. in the next hour or two, we will start to see this move out of the picture and skies began to clear. it is 53 here right now but it is only 54 it out at oakland and 42 in cleveland. there is some chilly air following this little weather disturbance. it is 42 downtown, and rather cool friday ahead of us, but then a weekend warmup and then perhaps another strong storm headed our way for thanksgiving next week. details on that with the forecast coming up through cracks volcanically some investigating a domestic dispute that turned deadly this afternoon. police were called to the rebels town home this morning -- randallstown home. david collins joins us live with the latest.

>> it was quite a scene earlier today. emergency vehicles and police packed this parking lot. the neighborhood was put a lock down. three hours later, police determined the suspect was no longer a threat to anyone. police had been here just two nights ago. marcia and terrance wilson or are doing. this time, marshall matt police just outside her door. she had been shot multiple times, including in the face. she is listed in critical but stable condition at shock trauma. >> she walked of the house, suffering from those multiple gunshot wounds, as officers pulled up. they rendered aid to her and sought to the fact that she was transported to shock trauma. >> the couple had an 8-year-old boy and it is not known what the boys all are heard. police said the boy is now out with relatives. one neighbor expressed surprise that the boy was even in the house. >> i did not know there was

anyone in the house other than the gentleman. >> terrance wilson, armed with a handgun, barricaded himself inside the town house. police set up an unusually large perimeter. swat teams travel back and forth from the crime scene in an armored car. negotiations tried to talk him into ending the standoff peacefully. records indicate he had a job with another woman and sued for visitation rights. in 2003, the wilsons filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy. now the trouble between the two escalated and turned deadly. baltimore county police entered the home and terrance wilson was no longer a threat to anyone. >> the suspect is deceased, and a victim in this case is still alive and is expected to live. she is in critical but stable condition at shock trauma. >> we just want to make clear, when baltimore county police entered the home, they found mr.

wilson said. an autopsy will determine the exact cause of death. -- they found mr. wilson dead. >> tonight police have arrested a second suspect in a deadly shooting in a glen burnie pizza shop. 18-year-old john anthony johnson is also charged in the debt of 20-year-old misael flores. four men came in and announced a robbery. police say fluorescence and a female employee were shot after he asked the men to leave. the search continues to not for two more suspects. >> checks could soon be in the mail for thousands of baltimore city school teachers. last month approved a new contract. where the 1900 children -- were the 1900 teachers voted for the amendment. tim tooten has been following this story and continues our coverage from the newsroom.

>> this may be a clear example of the old saying, if at first you don't succeed, try again. that is exactly what the teachers had to do to get the ok on that new contract. a new contract appeared used lsi of relief -- appeared to spell a sigh of relief. >> i am happy for the teachers and for all of us that will be working together and moving in the right direction. >> of vote in favor of the teacher contract came on the second try, after weeks of lobbying the rank and file to get on board. >> i think the face to face, one on one conversations that we had with teachers about what the contract meant to them and students in baltimore made the difference. >> the teachers will be the first to tell you there was a lot to consider in the contract. while money was not the number one concern for some, it was important. is your teachers will get a $1,500 stipend and can expect a

four. are% pay raise over the next three years. -- can expect a 4.5% pay raise. >> it means that if i want to, i can increase my salary and move up. it means i don't have to wait until i have a master's plus 60. >> the mayor was among those urging teachers to approve the contract. she told jayne miller why the vote was keep. >> this is important to me. i am a graduate of baltimore city public schools. i have a daughter who is in public school. it is important to me as it is too many families in our city that are school system succeed. >> teachers could start to see the first of those pay raises some time before christmas. tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >> always a welcome sight. in washington, president obama

is pressing ahead with a list of big issues he wants to get through congress, from tax hikes to "don't ask, don't tell", they are controversial and partisan and the fight is on. >> president obama is in a rush. >> we have a lot of play in this lame duck session. >> democrats lose power in congress next year. in the days remaining this year, in the senate and house, in current lame-duck sessions, democrats want to repeal "don't ask, don't tell", hike taxes on the well-off, extend unemployment benefits, and ratify the start nuclear treaty with russia that looked like a done deal until some republicans warned it might keep us from modernizing our -- wrong, says the president. >> we cannot jeopardize the progress we have made in

securing vulnerable nuclear materials. >> democrats want to repeal the ban on open gays in the military. >> i am not a lawyer, but i believe in my heart of hearts that "don't ask, don't tell" is unconstitutional. >> democrats pleaded for more help for the jobless. >> how dare we not provide an extension of unemployment benefits. shot ite republicans shoul down today. the biggest fights over taxes, republicans slamming the white house plan to let taxes rise on the top 2% of earners. >> i believe we ought to extend all the current tax rates for all americans. >> some democrats agree, and the president cannot dictate terms of a deal. if he does compromise, agreeing for now to let all tax rate stayed the same as they are for now, liberals led by outgoing

house speaker nancy pelosi my vote -- it might vote no. >> this dundee's in that some are calling in punjab dropping -- the study and that some are calling jaw dropping. >> the food safety bill goes up for debate in the senate and democrats are accusing republicans of holding it hostage. >> caffeine combined with alcohol. maryland's liquor industry is

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>> that is the sound of work being done in baltimore. today volunteers trimmed trees and hauled off to breach a manicure the overgrown banks. they wanted to make the neglected neighborhood cleaner and safer. >> a senate could set the bill that would significantly increase the power of the fda may not make it to the president's desk. the senate voted to move is a bill forward, but it does have its opponents. sally kidd has the latest from our washington bureau. >> senate majority leader harry

reid is accusing republicans of playing politics and stalling progress on food safety. with the clock ticking on the lame-duck session, senate democrats accuse republicans of holding the fed said the bill hostage. >> know when an american should have to worry if their salad sandwich is going to kill them -- no one in america should have to worry. it should not be a political football. >> republican leaders say democrats need to get their priorities safe and deal with other pressing problems first. >> the american people spoke loudly and clearly on election day. they want us to put aside the liberal wish list and focused on jobs. >> the bill would increase inspections and provide strict new guidelines on forms and processors. >> the bill works to avoid unnecessary illness and death. >> while i support giving edta

in the fda mandatory recall authority, i want to make sure there are enough protections in place for forms. >> the bill had bipartisan support coming out of committee, but some republicans argue imposing more government regulation is not the answer. >> this bill provides a wonderful example of how we ought to fix the real problems instead of the symptoms. >> the house passed a different version of the bill last year. if the senate bill passes, it was still need to be reconciled with the house bill before going to the president. sally kidd, wbal-tv 11 news. >> tonight and experimental drug from merck looks really promising. doctors say they were stunned. researchers in boston led the study which included more than 1600 people. half of them were given the drug and the others a placebo. researchers found it reduced

levels of bad cholesterol by 40% while boosting good cholesterol by more than doubled. more studies are needed, but so far it appears to be saved. the have a problem area on your body, some role of stubborn fact that you just cannot get rid of? how about shooing away. this mother wants to get rid of her mommy pooch so she is trying a new technique that kills fat cells. >> i am excited and nervous, because i am not sure how it is going to feel. i am excited because it is not in a sieve. there is really going to be no recovery time. -- is not in base if. -- it is not invasive. >> official at the -- at bwi thurgood marshall airport are getting ready for winter.

employees were trained on how to use no removal equipment in preparation for another huge winter storm. using a simulator, they wrapped -- replicated the bad conditions that could be caused. the director says prepared this is all about practice. >> the reason we do this is obviously safety for our employees first and for the passengers they go through the airport. >> airport officials say they will be prepared, even if we get the same amount snowfall as during last year's back-to-back blizzards. >> it was kind of fun for a while there. we do enjoy big storms, no doubt about that here in the weather center. we will see what comes norway. we may be in for a a rather large storm for the thanksgiving holiday. parts of the nation may be dealing with wintry weather, and maybe some more thunderstorms

around here. 58 degrees today at bwi marshall. we had 59 at the inner harbor. we did have a good deal of sunshine. the cloud cover held up long enough to get those temperatures above normal again today. the normal high is only 55 degrees. a passing sprinkle here or there, but not a lot of moisture. it will move off the mid- atlantic coast and skies will begin to clear behind it. the temperatures will drop for a day or so. it is only 51 at the airport right now and chilly 34 out at oakland and garrett county. 30's and 40's in the afternoon hours. that still is coming our way and we will see a much cooler day tomorrow. only in the low 40's out around mchenry and frostburg. 34-42 with the skies clear.

this weather system will move out and then high pressure will build in. right now there are still some clouds holding on across the ohio valley but we expect that area of high pressure to strengthen and bring us some sunshine tomorrow. a few flurries of an amount to our northwest tomorrow night and into tomorrow morning and then even western maryland dries out. 48-53 degrees tomorrow, son up at five minutes before seven and going down at 10 minutes before five in the afternoon. the bay waters to jurors are uniform from baltimore harbor and down to the thomas point light, 54 degrees water to mature. a chilly november day out in garrett county. around the bay, not quite as

cool but below normal. given the sunshine throughout the day, most of the day temperatures stuck in the 40's. not much warmer on the lower eastern shore. if you are going south toward charlotte for the ravens and answers over the weekend, it looks like a good travel weather down there. up in the 60's on sunday. we will see a little warm up, back into the 60's 4 highs on monday and tuesday. tuesday afternoon headed toward wednesday, that next big storm is approaching with a chance for showers. we could even have an afternoon or evening thunderstorm thanksgiving day. >> the recommended punishment for charles rangel, who is now guilty of ethics violations. >> we can promise that this is not on the list. >> are the toys your kids will

be getting this holiday season safe? we will have advice from the consumer product safety commission, coming up.

>> if you have a child of your holiday shopping list, crowded malls and sold out stores are not the only thing you have to worry about. >> toys can sometimes be dangerous, even deadly. the consumer product safety commission wants to make sure your extra careful this year. >> it is that time of year when kids make their list, and parents find themselves overwhelmed with the options. it is not all fun and games. while toys related deaths were down last year, injuries were up. an estimated 186,000 emergency room treated injuries were blamed on toys. the cpsc has a list for parents. >> first of all, select toys that are age appropriate for your job. if a child swallows these magnets, even one are to them, it can cause an obstruction. >> more than half of the torah related deaths in 2009 were --

of the tory related deaths were riding toys. >> make sure they are playing with them somewhere safe. >> you can ride right into the pool or a pond and you can drown very easily. >> cpsc says new safeguards and tests mean it dangerous and led based toys are getting into the u.s. less and less, and they are working to recall like this pogo stick that were recalled today. >> the rivets were coming undone, and it caused a laceration hazard. >> smart shopping and supervision can help keep kids safe. next march they planned to launch a searchable database

that anyone can access to read ys.leave comments on torie >> just stick with books, they are always said. still ahead, we will recap today's top stories, including how residents are recovering from yesterday's storms. >> the argument that landed that woman in ahokehold. >> maryland is cracking down on a dangerous drink. coming up, the controversy over the dangers drink and how you will still find these in stores. >> having -- hiring the right repair company and avoiding scam artists. details, new at 6.

>> live, local, late-breaking. 11 news at 5 in hd continues now. >> the state has blacklisted a controversial beverage that has hospitalized college didn't nationwide and is being blamed for the death of a maryland woman. the fda said the drink that combines capping in high levels of alcohol are unsafe and manufacturers need to clean of their act. >> maryland's liquor industry has pledged to keep them off store shelves. george lettis has more details. >> drinks like this are the target of the crackdown.

experts say the caffeine high as the effects of alcohol, and that may prompt people to keep drinking, not knowing how impaired there really are. even know where land is taking action, we discovered you can still buy these cans in stores. four loko has been on the market for about five years. now the mall liquor-caffeine concoction has gained the attention of maryland's comptroller. >> the danger is that this combination of caffeine and elevated amounts of alcohol result in people that are drawn that do not realize they are drunk. >> the maryland beer wholesalers association and the state licensed beverage association has called upon its importer and issue ritter membership to stop accepting shipments and stop distributing so-called infused decaffeinated and alcoholic beverages like this. >> i think it will be a very

speedy, effective ban on these products being sold. >> it is a voluntary call for action, and it does not mean the drink will vanish from shelves right away. >> this is what the distributor has already sent us, and after that i won't take any more. i can guarantee that you won't be able to find a store up -- find it in a store a month from now, but for all intents and purposes, 99.9% are gone. >> some wonder if this is government overstepping its regulatory bounds. >> just as those warning letters were sent out, the maker of four loko announced it would remove the caffeine. there is no word if that will lift the ban on these drinks.

>> the chief counsel of the house ethics committee has recommended congressman charlie rangel be censured after finding him guilty of ethics violations. short of expulsion, is the most serious they can find. >> no matter what you agree the sanctions agree, it's your member was not corrupt, they did not seek and did not gain anything personally for the bad conduct i have had. >> he was found to have improperly used official resources to raise funds for a college center named in his honor. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories. officials in central ohio confirmed they have found the bodies of the mother,, and family friend who disappeared eight days ago. officials said the bodies were

found stuffed inside garbage are up -- our respects and placed inside a hollow tree. but daughter was found bound and get in the basement of 30-year- old matthew hoffman's home. he is down towards with kidnapping. the proposed teacher at agreement failed on the first boat. teachers will receive a eight4.5% pay raise over the next three years. >> there are concerns from the people who put on the annual bea gaddy thanksgiving meal that there will not be enough to feed those in need. >> people line up early for help. they take numbers in order to get back of food for the day. folks like tony are looking ahead to thanksgiving and the annual meal at patterson park.

>> i go to patterson park ended the canned goods and help support my family. i have a new grandson now precooks this year, the 29th annual meal in honor of the woman who started it all is in jeopardy. connie is the assistant director of the bea gaddy support center. she said they need everything from turkey's to food and canned goods. >> we need string beans, corn, mashed potatoes, stuffing, in order to ensure that the meal will be enough. right now we have enough to feed may be 1000 or 2000 people. we anticipate we will have to feed over 40,000 meals. >> folks easily get to walk away with the bat like this, filled with enough food to last for five days.

this year it could be a luxury they can no longer afford. while the center and the mill have struggled before, it has never been this bad. they will be accepting donations around the clock until thanksgiving. >> we will be open 24 hours. just call us and let us know. we will insure someone will be here for the donation. >> i am sure donations will start to come in. >> a 16-year-old murder mystery is sought after mantas walks in and confesses. why did he do it? -- after a man does walked in and confessed. >> why the officer says he threw a patient in a chokehold.

>> in missouri, one person is dead and several students injured after an suv crashed into a school bus. it happened in eureka, missouri. the ash be crossed the center line, crashed into the school

bus head-on and then caught fire -- the suv crossed the center line. five children on the bus were taken to the hospital but are expected to be okay. >> a mississippi is in jail after confessing to murder that happened 16 years ago. he walked into the police station and confessed to killing his old roommate. he said he had found religion and had to get it off his chest. officials say the body of the male victim was buried deep in the woods. it is believed he died of blunt force trauma. controversy is brewing over what happened at a chicago-area hooters restaurant, and it was all caught on tape. it involved a 54-year-old woman and an off-duty police officer. the video shows them apparently arguing over the tab and at some point the officer yanks her off her seat and it puts her

in a chokehold. >> i was pointing at him, saying you need to let her go right now. >> the officer alleges the woman spent on him. she is now serving a seven-month sentence for misdemeanor battery and is suing the officer and the restaurant. >> you may have seen how intense debate can be in parliamentary besiegers in places like great britain and south korea. check out what happened in argentina. opposition -- an opposition lawmaker got up during a speech by one of her fellow politicians. watch what happens here. right in the face. she later said she would not accept this respect from anyone, and showed it. if he calls a complaint, she could be sanctioned. >> she was like, take that.

still ahead, we all love free shipping, and we have the latest retailer offering it this holiday season. >> experts say you may want to check out this electronics, but it is not number one. >> if your an american taxpayer, you now on a stake in general motors. today, the company started paying you back. how they are making good on the government bailout. >> chilly weather is filtering in for tonight and tomorrow, but then there is a weekend warmup to talk about. in baltimore right now, 51 degrees at b.w.i.

>> here's a look at what were working on for 11 news at 6. loman is recovering in shock trauma, her husband dead after a standoff in baltimore county.

as residents continue to clean up after yesterday's sudden storm, insurance officials warn homeowners to beware of scarce. tonight, some of the warning signs you should look for. we will

>> with the opening bell, general motors is set --

investors set on owning a piece of the iconic american company bid on the 478 million shares. the starting price of $33 a share climbed within the first minutes of trading. >> now we have to go to were -- go to work and we can increase value. >> the once bankrupt company raised more than $20 billion with its ipo money that will help pay down some of the $50 billion in government loans. gm's return as a publicly traded company ces 18 months after the bailout at the company a chance to restructure, downsize, and rain in the ballooning costs of one of the largest companies in the world. >> they still need a 21st century operation that knows how to read a balance sheet.

>> many investors, including former retirees, are confident the company has turned a corner. >> with the new products they are coming out with, i am hoping they will be strong enough to actually withstand the sell-offs. >> a hot stock offering follows one of the hottest rollouts of gm models in years. the chevy volt just burned motor trend's green car of the year. -- earned car of the year. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> 58 degrees today at bwi marshall. we managed to hit 59 downtown, with a little sunshine through the day. that got us a few degrees above the normal high of 55. the record high was a warm 78 back in 1938, and the record low

was 20 degrees. the most amount of precipitation that has ever come down on november 18 was less than 1 inch. that record goes all the way back to 1886. but friday in the history books on the 18th of november. a couple of sprinkles started to develop today, but that is about it. it quickly dried up as a track toward the middle atlantic coast. there is an outside chance we could pick up and sprinkled through the early evening, but after that it is a dry weather pattern taking us into the weekend. cool air is coming in behind, most of us will be in the 30's by tomorrow morning with skies clearing and west winds at 5-10 miles an hour. this system gets off the coast and high pressure moves in. right now the skies are beginning to clear a little bit over the western ohio valley. the next form to approach is just not taking shake out in the pacific northwest.

it will approach sometime in the bill -- in the middle of next week just as we are getting ready to go into the thanksgiving holiday. it looks like we will see a good deal of sunshine as we head into the upcoming weekend. tomorrow sunny, west winds at 5- 10 miles an hour. afternoon temperatures will struggle to get into the low 50's. waves at 1-2 feet, and bay water temperatures right around 54. western maryland, snow showers tonight and early tomorrow morning, then the sun breaks through. afternoon high temperature is only around 43. around the chesapeake, sunshine and 50. down toward the lower eastern shore, look for mostly sunny skies and 53 degrees. the ravens will be down in charlotte this weekend. it looks like some good conditions for the ravens and panthers. it should be about 60-64 for the

kickoff. lots of sunshine expected down on the border of north and south carolina. 59 on saturday with mostly sunny skies. we will warm up again into the 60's monday and tuesday. shower chances increase as we head for the thanksgiving holiday. there could be a few thunderstorms here next thursday afternoon. >> ups is hiring 50,000 temporary workers for the holiday season. officials of the atlanta-based companies say they are said to them -- delivered 430 million packages between thanksgiving and christmas and they need additional workers to handle the shipments. december 22 is expected to be the busiest day when they expect to deliver 24 million packages worldwide. for many, christmas shopping get serious next weekend. electronic gadgets will be the

targets are lots of those shoppers. we talked to a tech expert about five of the hottest gadgets this holiday season. >> when it comes to electronic gadgets, the tech website phoenix 0 been on the top five. >> the connection and the candle were that two top vote getters. c jonnect and kindle -- connect and kindle. wifi version of the kindle scored with the give price of $139. >> a lot of people still find it is easier to read on this green because it looks more like

paper. >> apple's ipad also grabs a top 5 spot. it is a do-salt tablet computer unlabeled the sexiest device of the year. >> kids absolutely love this thing. you can put our programs and books and games on there. >> the mac book air, at about $1,000, it has special appeal for travelers. >> it may be under power for a full-fledged notebook or laptop, but it is more powerful than a net book. >> rounding it out is the $99 set top box. it brings elements of the internet to your television. >> there is no monthly fee, and you add all of the other video to your existing cable subscription. >> yet another gadget option four under the tree.

>> the connect unit we talked about is part of the exports that just hit the market. it sold 1 million units in its first 10 days. best buy is jumping on the free shipping bandwagon. the retailer plans to offer free on-line shipping on some items through december 21. ipad, a laptop computers and major appliances are not included. it follows a similar announcement by walmart earlier this month. we have links to website previewing black friday on our website, wbaltv.com. >> is married to a dying institution? according to a study, about 40% of americans say marriage is becoming obsolete. that number follows census data that shows marriage at an all- time low of 52% of adults 18 and

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>> like seems to be returning to normal for prince william and kate middleton. >> they have returned to their rural part of northern wales where he is stationed in the air force. >> their engagement have been a traditional affair, but kate and william are thoroughly modern royal couple prix for the last eight months, they have been living as man and wife where prince william circuit as a helicopter pilot at the nearby royal air force base, flying search and rescue missions. >> a lot of people live together before they married. >> far away from the media glare in this isolated and windswept part of wales, they have been making their home in a secluded farm house, trying to lead a normal life. it is a long way away from the

royal life and glamorous surroundings that prince william is used to. the locals are hoping the glamorous couple in their midst will boost tourism. they are not about to give away any secrets. that is how kate and will dim hope to hold on to a little bit of their private life for all live longer before they face the full force of royal duty. the royal couple will continue to live here through 2013 when prince william store with the raf will be over. speculation has already begun as to where they will settle after that. >> it looks like a beautiful area. >> here is a look at what is coming at new at 6:00. >> domestic violence escalates into gunfire. the randallstown neighborhood is shut down in a barricade situation that ends tragically. >> coming up, repairing damage

caused by high winds. tips on how to handle insurance claims and hire the right company to make sure you do not get scammed. >> more reaction to the baltimore city teacher contract. coming up, we hear from the mayor and this city school ceo. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6 in hd. >> are big story tonight, a morning shooting led to a standoff between police and the suspect and left residents in one randallstown community on edge for zero hours. >> the chaos finally ended when police found the suspects on the inside the house. it happened in the 9500 block of oak trees way. david collins has liked -- has the story. >> police got a 911 call on an assault in progress. they have not revealed who made it. it.