sectors. while the private sector has added jobs, the public sector continues to hemorrhage jobs. >> i expect to see for the next year this continuing stumbling along the not having enough jobs, pulling down the unemployment rate. >> they have revise the numbers from july and august and now says that more jobs were added in this two months than originally recorded. >> does anything they have seen at all these concerns that we are heading for a double dip recession? >> economists say the fact that jobs were added and not lost in september does help in that it does not worsened fears of a second recession. a lot of it depends on who you ask. people are saying this is just one report. here you cannot count on one

report when there are so many factors in our economic recovery. >> public frustration over the lack of jobs continues to fuel protests around the country. today, occupied baltimore continued its week-long demonstration. a huge jobs stimulus plan by another protest group. david collins is live at from federal hill. >> governor o'malley is working on a jobs bill, but he has not to read least all the details. if the governor really wants to jump-start the staples the economy, he should consider tax cuts. >> the public display of anger and frustration over the lack of jobs is building. occupied baltimore, similar to groups springing up around the country are camped at the inner

harbor. their message -- we are so tired of the status quo. baltimore city schoolteacher belief hundred $4 million earmarked for a new juvenile detention facility can be better spent. >> a lot of our youth has very few options. if there were more jobs, training for young people, and more equity and access, then our young people would not be on the streets. we would not have to lock them up. >> marilyn's unemployment rate has been inching up the last several months. it is still lower than the national average. the governor martin o'malley is working on a jobs bill, but he has yet to release all the details. because the state has to maintain a balanced budget, gov. o'malley's jobs bill will be somewhat limited. >> in past years, the state has successfully tapped into a

business tax credits. >> it has been widely reported that the governor was to expand tax credits for research and development, expanded tax credits and streamline the process for development. the government has initiated jobs programs in the past. q. were people than expected were hired. that suggests that the governor soon consider tax cuts. high tax rates has held back marilyn's true tax -- true potential. >> purchase more real-estate, purchased more retail goods. >> of course, tax cuts and brakes mean less revenue for the state. many state lawmakers believe tax hikes, not cuts, will be on the table in the 2012 session. >> a former state attorney has

been of arrested on charges of violating a restraining order. is the second time davis work was arrested. he was taken into custody for violating a restraining order issued on behalf of a woman. it prohibits him from coming into contact with her. that was his latest run in with the law. in 2008, he was arrested for drinking and driving in ocean city. he was the state attorney for more than 20 years. >> the search is on for suspects to breeze and the storm and baltimore county convenience store early this morning. that robbery ended with a customer in the hospital. can they see is live at police headquarters to sort the details out. >> the suspects were last seen running away from the store. they do not have a good description of them. are looking for any help they can get to track them down. 7:00 a.m. friday morning, two and wearing masks, with the

handguns, stormed into this royal farms on east joppa road. >> there were a number of customers shopping in the store at that time. it did happen at 7:00 a.m., it is difficult to say why this location was chosen. >> you have to be super crazy to pull a stunt by a police station. >> is just over 1 mile away from the same road as the police headquarters. the suspects had already gone away on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. >> are patrol officers, detectives, canine unit did respond to assist with the search but there were unsuccessful in locating the suspects in your >> workers at the auto shop frequent the royal farms. they were surprised by the news of the robbery. >> i go there every morning to get my coffee. >> the customer was assaulted

and into the hospital with non- life threatening injuries. john douglas said they could have easily been him, but work kept him from going. >> i feel very lucky because i had my check in my pocket as well. >> this table be extra cautious in their own business as police continued their search for the suspect. police say there were a lot of people in the store and witnesses to the cry. if he saw anything or know anything, they want to hear from you. >> family and friends gathered this morning to remember former raven's player orlando brown. he was found dead in his inner harbor, late last month. medical examiners determined he suffered from undiagnosed diabetes and die from quito acidosis.

>> police said the 20 year-old driver of a chevy impala crossed a double yellow line of the area of return to 58. a car hit a ford truck had on. officials pronounced the driver dead at the scene. the man driving the truck headed to prince george's, center with serious injuries. >> three people are recovering after a head-on collision in cecil county. the victims were flown to shock, with what is described as non- life threatening injuries. the roads reopened less than one hour later. because of the accident is still under investigation. >> authorities have released the name of a man who died in a crash in and a riddle county. the trooper had tried to pull the truck over, but mcnutt sped away. his license had been revoked

since at least 20008. sky team was over just before 6:00 when this lot will hit a home. police say a 31-year-old woman was driving the vehicle. she was taken to the hospital in stable condition. the accident remains under investigation. >> accused of abetting a friend's baby. authorities are calling the situation involving williams a domestic incident. she was the subject of a police search after she was supposed to be watching a 16 month year old -- 16 months a child. they found the baby at the home of a relative in suit land. secretary of state hillary clinton said this year's noble priest -- peace prize recipients showed the power women have to make the world better place.

the norwegian nobel committee honor the three women for their non-violent struggle for the safety of women and for women's rights. you may remember our own tim tooten sat down and with president allen johnson between the historical connection between liberia and america. you can go to our website, wbaltv.com, and there you can click on the linked"africa's maryland." >> stay with us. >> how the speed camera and get up in the shape and on the floor. we'll have the story coming up.

>> officer city camera was ripped from the base and a director a field. the camera was in the 7400 block of north point boulevard right in front ofsparrows point high school. >> this is what was left of the speed camera in front of sparrows point high school. it was yanked out of the ground by a person to accommodate change to it and pulled away. it's it's here in the north point district. police want to know if you know

who did it. out in front of sparrows point high school in the 7400 block of north point boulevard is a stub of what is left of a speed camera that was ripped out of the ground. the poll and camera itself set on the floor as evidence of the baltimore county north precinct. police say tuesday night just before 11:00, two juveniles and adults tied a change to the poll and ripped it out of the ground and sped off. >> the vehicle drove across one of the loss over at sparrows point high school and left the scene. >> one day before, the camera was decommissioned and slated to be moved in the coming days. it was not even working when it was ripped out of the ground. investigators spoke to research officers which led to the rest of the two to announce friday. as far as the adult who is still on the list, police will be checking recent tickets to see if the suspect vehicle was ticketed. >> that is something our detectives' will be looking at

to see if there is any connection to previous citations. >> for drivers that use this stretch of north point boulevard, they agreed they do work as far as following people down. >> the camera has led them down. i think it is a good thing. i did not even know somebody took -- that is horrible. >> the people who did it will probably end up costing taxpayers more money and should be held accountable. >> of the get caught, they should go to jail. it costs more money to put them back up. >> outside of sparrows point faisal, wbal tv 11 news. >> what more can you say? it is fantastic. i told you how i got booed in the blizzard. i was walking down the aisle, people were "boo." \ now, it is the ethics act opposite hear people say, "nice job." >> they don't do that.

it was a polar bear smiling from you. >> that's right. in the polar bear camp. >> i like that. i like tony's forecast. what's that is the thing to be doing right now. lange down in the beautiful weather. that is the polar bear camera we have live from the polar bear exhibit at the maryland zoo. let's take a look at the weather map right now. have a big area of high pressure. that has been there for several days. it will continue to be there for three or four days more. we can't complain about this stuff. now, on the other side of it more the winds have turned to the south, it feels like summer in the midwest. it is 83 degrees in chicago. it is 85 degrees in minneapolis and st. paul. we will get a little taste of it this weekend. temperatures will be either side of a degrees here at home by the time we get to work sunday. for right now, it was still cool off after sunset -- after

sunset. the air is dry and that is a good time to get the temperatures dropping off. the easily is a good indication of what he should forecast for a low temperature. that is what to trace some thought as well. for those watching in the western suburbs, i think fog has a good chance of forming late tonight. 70 degrees downtown. it is 66 degrees in terraced hill. a fantastic evening. temperatures will drop back into the lower 40's in the cooler the northwest suburbs and 50's in the city. during the day tomorrow, lots of sunshine. it will be nice, mile, a few degrees warmer than today. the high temperature was 72. i think we will make it into the middle and upper 70's. it will be a fantastic weekend. here is a little suggestion.

if you are looking for something to do, take a drive into the mountains. the people actually be next week in western maryland. you will see some really good color if you take skyline drive -- anywhere you go in western virginia or maryland, you will see some fantastic colors. just a little suggestion if you are looking for something to do this weekend. as we head into the middle of next week, things will change. most of the computer models are driving it right toward baltimore by up wednesday and thursday. right now the weather is fantastic and there is plenty of sunshine, that could change again. definitely enjoy this beautiful stretch. 76 tomorrow, 80 on sunday. upper 70's on monday. but the middle of next week, we have to keep an eye on that the

pressure coming out of the gulf. perhaps there will be some rain on wednesday and thursday. >> good afternoon, i am pete gilbert. a punishing him, mark sanchez forced a fumble and a jury to johnson touchdown. the kind of play, it should have drawn a flag. his checkbook takes a hit today. a $15,000 fine for the demolition. he can afford it with his new $60 million contract. great battle of high-school football this afternoon. these teams ranked second and first respectively. the game at up to the billing. great atmosphere. execution from the student body.

second quarter 7-0. he finds his assessment -- he finds his favorite target, johnson. a tow yard touchdown. 51 unanswered points. a third quarterback, he finds a big hole. 14 yards, 21-14. they aren't letting it fly. a 39-yard touchdown. it is tied at 21. kelman knocks off town hall. >> de new york yankees easing came to an abrupt fan last night. detroit proved too tough on the road. it started off badly for the

yankees. quickly, it was 2-0 detroit. that was crushed. it was like the home-run derby once again. 3-2 in the bottom of the night. alex rodriguez swing and a mess, the yankees' season. >> it is a really empty feeling. an empty feeling for everyone in that room. it hurts. you have to remember this feeling. we will be determined next year. >> unbelievable. i was just talking, other than the american league pennant, this is probably again that i will remember for the rest of my life. >> he was on the winning team.

>> he has won a lot of games. >> of all the gains he won, that was one of them. >> stay with us -- we have 20 up next with a look at the 74 cast. stay with us.

>> the u.s. labor department goes high tech. to that information that you can track in real time on a new smartphone app. tonight, will the investigation taken police over the last year. we returned to the scene to see how the family is coping with their loss. the stores and more at 11:00.

>> sunshine to the rest of the weekend. a lot of you have a three day weekend coming up. 76 tomorrow. it will be 80 on sunday. the temperatures will drop into the 40's overnight. that is without the humidity. during the middle of next week, we are watching a storm developing in the gulf of mexico. it could be tropical in nature. we obviously don't need any more tropical anything around here. at least we have had several days of dry weather before that. >> 80 on sunday is not like any summer in baltimore. >> that is a very good point. >> thank you for joining us.