tonight. >> our big story tonight, the second home invasion in the woodlawn area in baltimore county in as many days. it happened just this morning the 7500 block of lexan court. the victim had the job from it -- to jump from a two-story window to escape her attackers. >> news of this morning's commendation is frightening for the neighbors. >> i live across the street. i do not want to hear stuff like that. >> it is shocking. usually, we will receive a call saying something is going on in the area, but no, this will be the second incident like this since i've lived here, though. >> some time before 8:00 a.m., police said two men, one armed with a handgun, forced their way into this town house, assaulting a woman, who was the only person home at the time. >> they forced their way into

the home with a gun and there was a confrontation. the victim did suffer injuries and she was taken to shock trauma. >> the woman jumped out of a second story window, injuring her ankle in the process. she knocked on her neighbor's door, asking for help. >> the young lady knocked on the door screaming and hollering it -- screaming and hollering. she said someone is broken and was demanding money. when she jumped out the window, the suspects ran. >> police arrested one of three men accused of forcing their way into another woodlawn home yesterday. officials say michael william and two others held a woman and her 22-year-old grandson at gunpoint. william had been released on $250,000 bond. new tonight, a guilty verdict

for the 28-year-old kelly shirt on trial for murdering a man after breaking into his home. the man was shot in 2010. prosecutors say that his wife and the children were home when they broke in -- when the man broke in. sentencing was set for november 20. shots were fired in the 2600 block of st. paul st., just feet away from where johns hopkins researcher stephen bit karen was killed in july of 2008. we're told the victim complied in the robbery, but the robbers still shot him. >> it is a very frustrating process. we ran to about this senseless gun violence week after week and

it is cases like this that it as very concerned and frustrated. >> if you have information on his shooting or any other unsolved crime in the area, please call metra crimestoppers 6-7-lockup. you can remain anonymous and you may be eligible for a cash reward. abb is back home after officials say she was abducted by her mother's friend. -- a baby is back at home after officials aesch was abducted by her mother's friend. we are told the pair was eventually found at the home of one of the relatives. she is now charged with child abduction. it is official, baltimore county school superintendent tells 11

news he will not seek another term as the school's chief. after 12 years, that is a tremendous run for any superintendent. his contract was set to expire on june 30 of next year. tonight, people all over the world are remembering steve jobs. after losing his battle to pancreatic cancer yesterday, scores have paid their respects at apple stores as far away as china. many captured the moment, taking pictures on products that he introduced. tonight, he is being remembered as a visionary, a showman, and a genius. >> it did come along once in a blue moon. we are talking henry ford, thomas edison, and probably michael jordan built into one individual. that is what makes it difficult for me. i am not pleading with he made the iphone or the ipad -- i am not leaving with key made the iphone or the ipad. he had vision.

he relied on his gut instinct more than focus groups or those kinds of things. to see the future and that the products before we know we need them is genius. but the nation has got a pink for breast cancer awareness month. the death of jobs is also shining a light on pancreatic cancer. he has battled the disease since 2004. i've read is live in the studio with more on the rehr, a deadly form of cancer. >> every year in the u.s. 44,000 people are diagnosed with candy -- pancreatic cancer and 37,000 die from the disease. i spoke with the menu is fighting it and beating the odds -- a woman who is fighting the cancer and beating the odds. >> is assistant principal went to the hospital in april of 2003. >> he told me i had pancreatic cancer. i had no knowledge of it. >> doctors told her they were

after move at least 80% of her pancreas. >> i called my husband and i was very upset. i cried and cried out. >> the average survival time is only five months. it is extremely difficult to detect early. >> by the time symptoms are noted by the patient, it is to a dance. >> this surgical oncologist at sinai and professor at johns hopkins hospital explain that adele had tumors in your endocrine glands, which is a rare form of the pancreatic cancer. the good news is that people with this kind of pancreatic cancer can to survive much longer. a dell had surgery to remove that tumors from her pancreas, but she later saw them in her liver -- but when she later got

them in her liver, doctors used what is called a cyber life. >> when it finds the tumor, it sends radiation directly to the tumor. >> it can be used for patients who cannot have surgery, which is the case for 85% to 95% of cases. a year after diagnosis, a dell appears to be cancer-free. >> i'm extremely happy and then sitting on the table waiting. he said, good news, you are still ok. >> symptoms include unexplained weight loss, jaundice, diabetes, stomach and back pain. smoking is an extremely common risk factor. there may be a genetic link. screening is possible, but doctors do not screen the general population. >> men are getting conflicting it buys when it comes to getting screen for prostate cancer. on monday, that need -- the

panel of experts explains the blood that has no benefit to mustang the harm outweighs the benefits. a spokesman for the prostate cancer foundation, though, calls the recommendation "a tremendous mistake." the task force is the same group that said women in their 40's did not need mammograms. looking for dramatic ways to showcase of americans that are angry with the economy, president obama said the protests on wall street helped to make his point. steve handelsman has denied project economy update. >> president obama says he saw the wall street protests. >> i think it expresses the frustration the american people feel. >> today, the demonstrations spread to houston and washington. to protest the role of big banks

and government in the recession. from the white house, there was sympathy, even support for the demonstrators. >> giving voice to a more broadbased frustration about how our financial system works. >> the president urged focusing the frustration on republicans. they're the ones, he said, let wall street run amok. and mr. obama said it is the same republicans blocking its new jobs proposal. >> did they have a plan that would have a similar in? ? >> republicans charge the president really wants to impact the 2012 elections. >> to watch the president give up on governing, give up on leading, and spent tent -- spend full-time campaigning -- >> senate gop leader mikhail charged -- mitch mcconnell said

he plans to pay for it with a tax increase. >> proposing a tax hike will not create one single job. >> even try to tap into the anti-establishment anger of this week's protests and the fight against republicans. >> frustration with the economy is mounting also in maryland. hundreds of people are camping out in downtown baltimore right now to draw attention to their demands. sheldon continues our team coverage. >> the process is still under way. there are about 100 people gathered here at the corner of wyck and pratt. they have got their signs and what he said the message. this protest is much smaller compared to the one we have seen in new york. the frustrations are similar, though. there are here to get their

messages across. >> jenny went away to college in the spring and did something she never thought she would do, move back home with her parents. >> right now, i have zero income, although, hopefully that will change. >> her story is similar to a lot of the people that have been rallying for the occupied baltimore -- occupied baltimore protest. >> it is generally a rallying cry for the people in this country were tired of being poor, were tired of being downtrodden, and more tired of policies that favor the rich. >> although the organizers said the protest is not have one particular ideology, they hope it will be an opportunity for people to come together and talk about ways to address local concerns. >> everything is going up and nothing is coming down and people are really tired. black, white, uptown, downtown, across the country. >> organizers are not comparing themselves to the protests in the middle east, but they are

inspired by those movements and hope to bring about change in the baltimore area. >> i want more dialogue with the politicians. i would like to see them, and ijaz -- see them come engage us. people are actually having to sleep in the cold in the harbor just to get attention. >> they will get together again tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. for the protest. wbal tv 11 news. >> 1 or two local universities preparing to make a pitch for medical marijuana in the state. and the second appearance in the season's the attempted assassin it -- assassination. and date in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor, but did investigators look at davis that could help conrad murray's defense?

>> there is more more weather moving our way for the detail -- the weekend. the weekend.

>> the hult secretaries and academic institutions in the state are exploring opportunities of running a medical marijuana program in maryland. two or three institutions have expressed interest. the group is now getting together to create a proposal to present to lawmakers during the 2012 legislative session. that proposal will allow an academic institution to suggest patients that could use the drug and an approach to monitor its use. in news covering the nation to die, congresswoman gabbe givers -- gabby giffords was all smiles for her husband's retirement from the navy. it was only her second trip to washington since she was shot in

the head -- in the head at a rally last january. her husband received two awards at the ceremony. the highlight of the evening came when giffords herself in the distinguished crossed on her husband. day eight of the conrad murray trial. the doctor is charged with negligence and manslaughter. stephany is in los angeles with the latest. >> you took a lot of photos. >> dr. conrad murray's defense went on the offensive today, attempting to point out mistakes the l.a. county coroner investigator made in michael jackson's bedroom days after his death. >> the mistake -- you made a substantial number of mistakes in this investigation of this case. >> no. >> prosecutors than winning to

damage control. >> did you conduct a perfect investigation in this case? >> no. >> have you ever conducted a perfect crime scene investigation? >> no. >> the question is, did any of these mistakes or any combination thereof rights to a significant level, and that remains to be seen. >> on wednesday, jurors heard a troubling recording of michael jackson, allegedly taken by dr. murray six weeks before the singer died. >> i feel the pain. i feel the hurt. >> a reporting, legal experts say, that raises serious questions about dr. murray. >> why would a doctor tape- recorded his patient when he was under an anesthetic. did he do it to sell it? did he do it as a souvenir? it is highly shocking to me. >> experts hold true that he

played a role in michael jackson's death. >> dr. murray's lawyers claim that jackson overdose himself on the powerful drug approval fault, beating to an accidental -- propofol, leading to an accidental suicide. if convicted, he faces up to four years in prison and loses his license. >> it is starting to settle down to normal levels, at least in the afternoon. 72 at the airport, 71 at the inner harbor. 45 to start to stay out at b.w.i. marshall. 10 degrees warmer at the inner harbor. we will likely see the cool temperatures again tomorrow morning. almost freezing on the sixth of october 1965. south central pennsylvania underrate frosted by three. -- under a frost advisory.

pockets of northern pennsylvania under freeze warnings. the standing in new england. it will be quite cold in the morning. 51 at b.w.i. marshall right now, but look at these 48's and 30's just to the north. 39 at hancock right now. notice oakland, 55 degrees. the warm air coming out of the ohio valley will eventually spread across the rest of the state for the weekend. in the morning, 89 in the cooler valley. about 50 at the inner harbor. the high-pressure system of all the way back to the great lakes and the gulf coast. these were the afternoon high temperatures, low 70's. 81 in chicago. 83 in minneapolis.

84 in st. louis. there's a lot of warm air in the middle of the country. we are likely to feel that this weekend. tomorrow, 70-75. on the bay, which will be light and southeast with waves at about 1 foot. really starting to cool off with this to the fall air in place. western maryland will be cool tonight. upper 60's during the day. 30's at night. next weekend, not this one, but next weekend is the autumn festival. the leaves should be turning by then. 76 degrees as we head toward the weekend. on the lower eastern shore, temperatures are down a couple of degrees. other than that, picture perfect conditions on the beach. hurricane phillippe is thankfully moving away. it is a stronger storm, but it is moving away from bermuda. winds at 90 miles per hour, but still 155 miles from bermuda.

it to continue to get further way out over the central atlantic and then gradually weakening as we head into the weekend. sunny skies for friday through sunday. high temperatures slowly climbing back into the low 80's sunday and monday. shower chances return, but not until tuesday night. showers may linger into wednesday and thursday next week. >> a tough situation for a former midshipman. eric hatani's story coming out. >> with me is in maryland lottery official. the jackpot is estimated at to hunt -- $2,725,000.

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>> the yankees forced the game on tuesday as the offense finally came to light. you had to think it would rise again tonight. neither new york nor detroit were able to start, but all hands on deck. detroit holding a 3-2 lead. in the first one, don killion delmon yawn. we had a home run from -- oh, my goodness, i just brought his name. robinson cano. right now in the bottom of the eighth inning, two out, detroit with a 3-2 lead. hard to get past the 38-7 loss.

despite that, the turk's head into saturday's game with georgia tech and punished. -- on blemished. to make matters worse, they will not likely to have the services of kenny fayed, out with an ankle injury. >> you will be learned some lessons from last week'. trust me, i tell them every day how could i think they are. we have got a challenge to try to get better every week. that is what you want to do. you do not ever stay the same period last week, we did not get better. >> johnson coached eric hatani at the naval academy for three seasons.

he has been reassigned -- will be reassigned to the navy, brought back to active service. a few former academy players remain with their teams. we wish them all the best of luck. a badly missed cut at the pga, but several weeks later after nonstop practice, woods said he is ready to take off. at this point, one over par on the ninth hole. a pretty nice little wedge shot. his biggest problem is coming back with the butter. and that one never slipped the cut. long iron on the tutor 36 yard putte.

4 feet 1 inch. he carded a to over 73. the nba battles on, but its labor problems already cancelled the preseason. freshly minted championship banner. the power play for boston. when-0 boston. a minute later,jacob rashik. robinson cano. that somehow to slipped. >> but you got it.

we will have a look at what is ahead on tonight show. >> jack black, steve martin, olen will send -- i went wilson.

>> we are just back from the weather team. >> we had to make sure it is still clear out there. it is clear and it's cool. but there is a warmup headed our way before the weekend. most of the's tomorrow, mid 70's saturday and the low 80's for sunday and monday. chance of showers, but not until late in the day on tuesday, lingering through thursday. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> thank you for joining us. we will see you back here tomorrow night.

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