protests outside of anne arundel county court house in annapolis. people wanted justice for bear bear. >> he should not get away just because he had a bad john. >> the 3-year-old husky was shot at a dog park. keith shepherd was on duty at the park. he fired his weapon at the husky because he believed that bear bear was attacking his dog. they are determining whether his actions were necessary and whether or not his beliefs and actions were reasonable. bear bear started to attack, he said. he shouted at the handler to get the dog. shepherd tried it to get the dog

off. then he decided to give a warning. >> i am a federal police officer. i just discharged a weapon on a dog that was attacking my dog. >> did you kill the dog? >> the handler said he had no time to react. he thought that shepard had pulled out 8 taser and then bear bear was shot in the abdomen. don't wan. >> i did not want this to happen to the dog parks that i go to. but there are non-lethal ways to stop a fight. it did not need to come to a dog dying. >> sheppard said that he was not mauled or injured and neither was his wife. and his dog had no visible injuries.

>> tonight, a local died fighting ring is no more. in the process of breaking it up, and control found several of used and emaciated dog is surrounded by their own waste. >> this is a very disturbing story. authorities say the third floor of that house, in between the ones with the green awning, contains a dogfighting ring. they rescued several animals from inside and tonight investigators say that they have a personal interest in the case. an overwhelming stench permeates from the basement permit trade in the nostrils and triggering the reflex to hold your nose or gag. two of the cages had no lining. the room is dark and dank, the

floor is covered in the feces, surrounded by urine stains. there's no sign of food or water. this dog perhaps still licking his wounds is one of the six that was rescued wednesday. around 9:30 p.m., authorities responded to a dogfighting complaint. ought >> authorities say that a room on the third floor appeals to be the battle ring. sadly, the puppies might have been there for two reasons, training to be fighters were used as bait. >> one of the ways that they train dogs to dogfight is to use stocks that really don't know how to fight and they put it

into the area with the fighting dog. this helps them to build confidence. >> owners will take the teeth out said that it cannot defend itself in a fight. one pit bull was found dead inside a plastic bag. it appeared to have a bite marks on its hind legs. they spotted another dog on the third floor. the neighbors declined to go on camera and they said they had no idea what was going on. there is a school right across the street. >> this is not something that we can do on our own, we need the kennedy's involvement. city police have identified a purchase of interest. -- this is not something that we can do on our own, we need the involvement of the community. >> a football player is accused

of assaulting a female student on campus this week. we are joined live from morgan state with more. >> the war was issued for the unidentified football player who has been removed from the team. the incident happened just outside of the student center and cafeteria late wednesday. officials say that is where a female student was physically attacked by a member of the football team in front of a crowd of witnesses. >> it started off as jovial and then it turned serious. >> the spokesperson said that the female victim refused to medical attention. it took some time before the assault was reported to police. >> the victim failed to identify an assailant so it took about 24 hours before she was willing to come forward. once that happened, then matters

were handled by the campus police. >> alcohol was involved and that the two students knew each other. the university believes that what happened was an isolated incident but they promised a full investigation. >> we take this very seriously, any time that you have a male student involved with some kind of assault on a female student, we take that seriously. >> an update to the story, that student is in central booking tonight charged with second- degree assault with a deadly weapon and that is because he spat on his victim. >> thank you. it is confirmed for the national weather service says that it was indeed a tornado that lasted the baltimore area early wednesday morning. this is what the dutch village

complex looks like. there is much more work to be done there. the storm damage more than 350 apartments and town homes and 16 buildings. 54 homes have been condemned. >> it took awhile to come up with that determination. >> this was literally on the ground for about a minute. it does all of that damage and about a minute. this is about 1:30 in the morning on wednesday. this is really kind of precipitation wrapping around the final in the upper atmosphere. as it was ready to cross over the line into the county, the radar did a good job of identifying this storm. many people were hard to notify. the weather service has issued a severe weather storm warning. there was additional damage from

just straight line wind but the tornado was on the ground for a short time. the can see that there is a much more quiet weather pattern across the mid-atlantic. it will be a cold start tomorrow morning before just a hint of a warm-up develops over the weekend. another big storm could be coming our week -- our way coming next week. >> it was a reminder to members of congress that they have no seniority. some got that space and some got even worse space. >> they took a picture as a team and then 85 incoming house freshmen lawmakers competed for office space. >> she drew number 8. >> the lower number, the better.

>> 85. >> this republican was the biggest loser. a caller on a republican was number one. lawmakers with the seniority already have the good offices. james langford and his wife look at possible picks. someone not too small or remote. >> mr. langford drew number 72. >> freshmen have no class, right? >> they will based on our numbers and the ideas. we are carrying the ideas. >> what will you do? >> we have to ask the question why. >> president obama and his democrats say that their main

issue will be jobs. >> we have to make sure that the entire nation knows we are focused on growth and competition. >> james is focused on settling into his new office. this is on the top floor of the oldest and least desirable building on capitol hill. his ideas and personality stand out, he could move into leadership. that is possible, these days. >> can you imagine thanksgiving dinner for less than $30? >> that is hard to do. >> what you should know before heading to the grocery store. >> police officers had trouble after surveillance services. >> this is a very strong sensation with just a little

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the fat away. >> this woman is a wife and mother of three young children. she has some areas of her body that she is not happy with -- >> with the pouch that sticks out. >> i would like to see this reduced in size. >> most doctors will tell you that this is a common complaint along with a couple of others. >> some others that we treat, that is when we use a smaller applicator, a lot of times on the back, on the flanks we can do that, sometimes right below the brought. those are probably the most common areas. >> today, jennifer is hoping to reduce her mommy pouch with a non invasive technique.

now this is fda-approved. >> the principles is that you can chill the fat and get this to dissolve into it in a manner that does not enter the skin. >> the fat is broken down and eliminated through the normal metabolic process. here is a before and after the picture. you can see slow movements over the months. >> i am kind of nervous. i miss cited because this is not invasive and there really been no recovery time. >> that is a big drop for a lot of people, much less discomfort and risks than liposuction. a thin shell pad is applied to the area being treated to allow

a good thermal transfer of energy. then it just pulls then the fat. she says it does not hurt. >> it is a very strong pulling sensation with some light tingling. >> now she will chill for an hour. in the meantime, there's nothing to do but relax and play on the ipad that is provided. this is four problem areas, not for overall fat reduction. if you are 20% or more over your ideal weight, this is probably not for you. >> this is spot reducing. >> where our is almost over. >> i cannot believe that i have nine minutes left. >> minutes later, this section applicator is removed leaving a kind of hot dog of fat. this is firm, just like chilled chicken fat.

the area starts to warm and smooth out almost immediately. it will be months before she sees the results. >> we have done this for years and it seems like the reductions obtained or long-lasting. we do not like to use the term permanent. >> jennifer is looking forward to saying goodbye to her mommy pouch. >> this is $500 and up depending on how many areas you are having done. >> a judge has just found keith shepherard guilty of shooting a

dog in a dog park. >> now, you're weather forecast. >> temperatures in the 50's with a good deal of sunshine. we are kind of in and out of the clouds and that keeps temperatures down a bit. the normal high as 55, we only had 51 at to the inner harbor. 40's for most areas around the beltway. on to the eastern shore at rob hall and chester town. ocean city is chilly at 44. it will be cold overnight because they will be mainly clear. just a few scattered showers going through from time to time. generally this will hang with us through the weekend. 32-44 the overnight low. freezing temperatures in the outlying suburbs. it is temperatures that go from

the eastern seaboard down to the carolinas. a cold front will go down into sunday morning. temperatures might drop another couple of degrees for sunday. mostly sunny tomorrow. 56-61 degrees. the sun comes up at 6:56. on the bay tomorrow, the wind might just to 20 knots early on. there is a small craft advisory for the morning. western maryland will be cold. highs tomorrow only in the mid 40's. around chesapeake, 59, and a few clouds. on the lower eastern shore, a temperatures will get to the 60 degree mark with lots of sunshine. on the travel plans, if you're

heading south bound for the ravens and the panther, it will be nice. temperatures a 64-68. out the seven day forecast, 55 tomorrow with a good deal of sun. it will cool off on sunday. then we warm up monday and tuesday. with the warmer air comes moisture and a chance for showers tuesday afternoon and right into wednesday. on thanksgiving, it looks for a chance of showers and a chance for some thunderstorms. they are developing as the cold front sweeps through in the afternoon. >> thank you. still ahead, the engagement of prince william as all eyes on the british royal family. >> brian williams will be one on

one tonight with william's father, prince charles. he will talk about the engagement, the challenges of raising his son, and the environment. >> and ted is getting ready to make his big appearance. -- san tha

>> santa claus is coming to town. he will arrive at the inner harbor tonight. >> for families, that means lots of fun over the next couple of weeks. >> santa claus is making baltimore his north pole of sorts. christmas season. every year, he arrives in spectacular fashion. over the years, his cottage had fallen under disrepair. not anymore. from the inside out, his house has been upgraded and has gone green. >> out side, we fit everything down with a new steel. >> this is the senior manager at the cottage.

she says there is much to enjoy it. >> we have the light shows every night between now and new year's. this will be starting off every half-hour. >> this will happen on december 4th. this is the same day as the pope parade. there will be more than 50 watercraft. santa claus will be here every day from 1137. 6:00 is wrapped up time because santa has a lot of work to do on christmas eve. >> in case you missed it, (aired the first part of her favorite things episode.

she has her favorite things, so do we. we invite you to share your own favorite things with us. there is a link on the homepage. >> such a boring life. >> wow. >> that is after we work out. >> we will recap the day's top stories. >> and consumer alert concerning a popular insurance company after information is mistakenly sent to their customers. we will have the story after the break. break.

>> a consumer alert for seniors dealing with the aarp life insurance program. it is possible that someone has received your personal information. the personal reviews were sent to the wrong people. >> one man was shot to find someone else's name and personal information on a piece of mail. >> senior citizens are one of the most vulnerable groups when it comes to identity theft. you can imagine a surprise when

a man opened what he thought was a renewal of his life insurance policy. he said that it contained personal information that is not his. >> i was very distressed and imagining where was my personal information. >> he said that he had to do a double take when he opened a letter from the double a r p -- a r p life insurance form. >> i was shocked. it did not have my phone number, date of birth, policy, it had someone else's information. >> the enrollment form was addressed to a man who lived up in -- and had all kinds of paper -- personal information. they found out something that made his heart sank.

>> she said she had also received a letter and she opened it up and she saw that there was an arnold address in someone else's name. >> not knowing how bad the problem was, he said that he called new york life insurance and they said they had no idea what was going on. he began worrying for identity theft. >> they couldn't easily log on to the web site and used it disinformation to reset my password and get into my accounts. >> new york live says that they're going to get the bottom of the situation. "the company is taking this report very seriously and is now investigating the entire process of this mailing. the company will offer a year of free credit monitoring to help

clients avoid any negative consequences." they're asking you to read any correspondence that you receive closely to make sure that you have the right documents. >> joe biden announced a new initiative to help lower and middle income families secure their cigarettes. they have add that they are losing ground. >> i am glad that we are taking concrete steps. protecting workers' rights, helping veterans cope with legal challenges and promoting common-

sense solutions with regards to foreclosures. >> judge's report that the number is increasing year over year. >> here is a look at our other top stories, a grand jury has indicted a man accused of groping a 14-year-old boy. he posed as an officer. he gained the trust of the family. he convinced the family to allow him to stay at his home. the state prosecutor has been named. he is the deputy general counsel. he is credited with prosecuting cases across the state. >> many people are cleaning up

after the devastating floods over the summer. one family who lost everything is very painful for some special help. we are taken to an open house party. >> a home full of families, friends, good food. this is the kind of security that this woman was looking for when she moved to nashville for and a half years ago. this is just after her husband mike lost his battle with cancer. that security for israel to way along with her home during the floods back in may. the water was rushing it across the banks of the cumberland river but this could not destroy their spirit. >> you lost your hat, her husband. -- hshe lost her cat.

>> these new firefighters rushed in just after the rain stopped falling. >> this is helping brother firefighters. >> or in this case, the family of a fallen brother left behind. they are a special group of his friends. the flood and recovery was tough but not nearly as difficult as what they had already been through. >> four and a half years ago i had to tell little girl at her dad was dying. i said, it will not hurt. that was hard. >> now, mixed in with the new stuff are old memories. there is an undeniable history here. also unbreakable bond.

>> this is what i want to do for so long. >> survivors clinging to the memory of friend, father, husband. >> i will always love him and to miss him. >> and love so strong that it carried the family through the flood waters here. >> that is a tight brotherhood. >> caught on tape, what an officer did to a teenager which has sparked an internal investigation. >> how police were able to track down the suspects in a jewelry heist. >> this man is a national symbol >> this man is a national symbol

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greg flowers went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcer ] but now, some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >> four people are charged after a so-called smash and grab robbery. they used hammers to be smashed display cases. is what teams searched the neighborhood looking for the suspects and one by one they were taken into custody.

they are trying to figure out if they pulled a similar heists last week. the seattle civil liberties union is calling for an investigation after an officer was caught on camera kicking a teenager. he was the one suspect that fled from a drug bust. he catches the teenager at the counter. an officer runs in and takes him. the boy falls and the officer continued to kick him until a colleague pulls them off. >> nothing an officer does goes unnoticed. >> an investigation is now under way. the officer is on leave that face criminal charges. >> some people know the right thing to do. a homeless man in arizona is credited with returning a bag with more than $3,000 inside. he is being recognized across

the nation. he hopes the good deed change is the perception of hamas people. >> i knew that this was not my money. -- he hopes the good deed changes that perception of homeless people. >> a bike company helped him to repair his bicycle. they set up an account for any repairs. >> that is giving dinner really does not have to cost a bundle. we will show you how to put dinner on the table for less than $30. >> going green now, could this hurt the environment down the road? >> some student emigrants took the stage at the immigration summit in baltimore. i have this story next. >> high-pressure over the region. the seven-day forecast includes the things giving holiday outlook as well.

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>> here is a look at what we are working on for 6:00. an animal cruelty investigation in west baltimore. the verdict is in for the officer charged with killing a siberian husky at a dog park. you have these stories for

>> immigration has become a hot topic of conversation lately in the wake of the immigration law. >> this was the topic of a

summit here in baltimore with teenage immigrants sharing their story. >> a contemporary south asian dance was the highlight. another highlight was hearing the story firsthand of several teenage immigrants. >> i came here when my father was here and i left my mother in the dominican republic. >> this book about the challenge of coming to the u.s. and living in a different culture. u>> you don't have anyone speaking or language. >> a lot of legislation has been proposed that would make it difficult to emigrate. these students have a unique perspective. >> we are given the opportunity. all of them are not that bad. some of them have more opportunity in this land and they want to make their goals

for this country. >> the summit is organized every other year to share this unique outlook on immigration and bringing awareness and understanding to personnel and community leaders. >> this is a wonderful way of bringing people together and teaching people about immigration and publicizing immigration because we have so many immigrants in baltimore. we have over 400 refugees in just one area of the city. >> organizers hope that this will start a spread of awareness which will make life and acceptance a biggies' year toward -- a bit easier for all of them. >> the 19th day of november, 2010, going into the book's not too far from normal. we made it into the mid 50's in

most spots. the normal high as 55 degrees. the morning low, 36. it will be chilly. 48 and park hill right now. 40's around mchenry. the butchers are cool at ocean city. the skies will be mostly clear overnight. -- temperatures are cool at ocean city. freezing in the suburbs.

this front comes in and drops the temperatures a couple of degrees on sunday. there really cold there, you can see some subzero readings in northern canada, all the way to the u.s.-canadian border. it looks like we could get into a taste of some colder air. 56 tomorrow. a little bit more mild than today. there is a small craft advisory flag up for the morning tomorrow. 46 after a cold morning. it will be in the mid 40's tomorrow. it will be chilly throughout the weekend on sunny skies around the bay.

you will probably see some low 60 paulson that part of the state. it will be warming if you're heading south to charlotte. expect sun shines for the ravens and the panthers. 60 degrees at kickoff. the seven day, up 50's tomorrow. a nice looking november weekend. shall increases tuesday into wednesday. >> changes are coming to the better business bureau rating system. the old system awarded ratings just because they are accredited.

environmentalists are shedding light on a potential problem with compact fluorescent light bulbs. on they save energy but there is a problem. there is mercury. those that wind up in the trash will add mercury to the landfills. >> the federal government has ordered that we all switchover to compact fluorescent light bulbs by 2014. in september, general electric shut down the last incandescent light called factory in the country, in virginia. cfl's use 4-5 milligrams of mercury. that does not alarm scientists. >> it takes so much energy to run an incandescent lamp and,

there is more mercury put into the environment and then if you were to put these into the dump. >> they're becoming the new standard and there is concern that the mercury and could accumulate here at the landfill. the department of environmental conversations -- conservation would like to prevent that and making easier to recycle the bulls. last year, americans purchased more than 40 million of the bolts. -- purchase more than 400 million of they accept bulbs. >> i think the more responsible people are and eventually there will be a prohibition on disposals for lamps. >> any mercury that gets into a landfill is a threat. we have been working to reduce the amount of mercury in my balls. i think that as part of the

solution. -- we have been working to reduce the amount of mercury in light bulbs. >> grocers say this weekend it is prime-time for thanksgiving shopping. you can get turkey and all the trimmings for less than $30. we asked a local grocery stores for shopping lists to help you plan your meal and save money. >> thank you. retailers are offering all kinds of bargains. as you head out to do your holiday shopping, will the customer service match up to the bargains? we will put the retailers to the test. >> hopefully, the service you receive will be great but that was not always the case. >> that we went to more than a

dozen stores in the baltimore area. she will give us that her opinion of her shopping experiences. some places do very well. >> from the second i walked in the door. >> one store does not measure up. >> i asked politely if you work here and he shook his head and said, what do you think? >> monday at 11, sea which stores did the best and which do not live up to the secret shoppers expectations. -- sea which -- see which stores did the best and which did not. >> we go one-on-one with the future king. brian williams talks about the engagement of prince charles's engagement of prince charles's (sfx: coach's whistle) the car coach.

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right now get this attractive lease offer on a cadillac cts sport sedan. ♪ cadillac. the new standard of the world. >> tonight, brian williams interviews prince charles and offers a view of the prince that is rarely seen. >> williams calls this a surreal and surprising look at the man who will be king. >> it is a rare opportunity to come face-to-face with a prince. >> i don't think that there is a single american who thinks that i will go to a castle in

scotland and interview the prince of wales. >> with northern scotland serving as a backdrop, brian williams interviews prince charles about his public and private causes. there also some person prizes including a firsthand look at how he lives in and out of the public eye. -- there are also some personal surprises. >> the mud room with the boots with the boys' names on them. those of the boots they wear when they are home. >> the boys, william and harry, who are pro with -- both serving in the military. and do the and tradition, along with a fairy tale story line captivating royal watchers for generations including here in the u.s. when charles married princess diana. >> my mother had a

commemoratives coffee mug of the marriage of charles and diana. i think that many people grew up in those households. >> household and royal watchers now anticipating another wedding. a secret that he kept for weeks. >> i did my job. i asked and there was no learning this a secret on our trip. >> an inside look at the the man who will be king. >> that sounds very interesting. that is all 4s at 5:00. >> city police and animal control investigate a case of dogfighting and animal cruelty. disturbing details next on 11

news. >> a guilty verdict in the animal cruelty case involving their beer and an officer. -- involving bear bear and a federal officer. >> and morgan state student accused of sexual assault. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good evening, everyone. we have late breaking details in the trial of an officer accused of killing a siberian husky at an anne arundel county dog park. >> keith shepard was found guilty of animal cruelty and firing a weapon near homes. the judge agreed that this was a very scary situation but he believed that he used force that was greater than reasonable. was greater than reasonable.