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climb in turkey, but there is some hope after a baby girl is pulled from the wreckage. good afternoon. i am lisa robinson. rescue crews in turkey dig through the thousands of buildings toppled by sunday's earthquake. the prime minister just announced that the death toll has reached 432. >> a baby just two weeks old pulled out alive from believe the rubble of a collapsed building in turkey did the baby was rescued 46 hours after the earthquake striking the region. rescue crews are working round- the-clock to find victims before a is too late. more than 300 so far have died in the quake. in the hardest-hit city, hundreds are still missing, and thousands of displaced from their homes. nearly three days after the earthquake struck, shock is

turning into anchor for many. at an aide truck, a chaotic scene as people got for blankets. survivors say there's not enough aid and not enough shelter. a tent city has been set up at a stadium, where as many as 15 family members are sleeping in one small town. along with frustration, there are also stories of undying love. barely alive and waiting, school teacher was the trapped for hours beneath a collapsed restaurant brought her fiancee was determined to find and safer, staying by her side and comforted her until she was finally rescued. to workers expect more tensts arrive today. >> homicide detectives are investigating the death of a 43- year-old woman in northeast baltimore. sky team 11 was over the scene just after 5:00 p.m. yesterday

when police responded to the 900 block of east 41st street, when the son of the woman came home to find a house ransacked. she operated a small shop out of her home and died of blunt force trauma to the head. and with information is asked to call the city homicide unit. the state of maryland will have to pay up for the 2005 murder of an inmate aboard a prison bus did the jury found three officers negligent and another grossly negligent in the death of philip parker jr. the state obligation for negligence is limited to $200,000. >> after a chilly start today, it is really shaping up nicely as we head into the afternoon. hardly a cloud in the sky is what is being reported at b.w.i. went out of the west, 13 miles

per hour is sunny and in looks beautiful out. just a little bit cool at times when you feel the winds. 60 degrees the evening, with winds out of the west. at 3 tonight, the skies stay mostly clear. we will be talking about the next storm system tonight in insta-weather-plus seven-day forecast. >> the defense will continue to present its case at the corruption trial of state senator ulysses currie. so far, when this is a -- so far, witnesses have portrayed currie as pleasant but too politically naive to be guilty of extortion. the lieutenant governor described him as honest and one of the nicest guys you'd ever meet, and that "he lacked organizational skills." new this noon, a custodian from george fox middle school is charged with indecent exposure. officers arrested the man in the

7900 block of an avenue in pasadena. the suspect told police he was urinating, but a 25-year-old victim said he was engaged in a lewd act near her window and was not fully clothed. the school was closed that day and there were no children present at the time of the incident. harford county is on the lookout for a man who tried to abduct a 14-year-old boy on monday morning. >> a 14-year-old boy was walking to a bus stop around 6:30 yesterday morning near st. clair drive and cardinal way in abingdon when a person in a black van pulled up next to him. the suspect threatened him and told him he would hurt him if he did not get in the van a. the boy ran home, and his parents called police. the area is full of kids who often walk to nearby bus stops. >> it makes me sick.

kids to run around. >> there is a lot of woods around de area and kids in the neighborhood. >> the suspect is believed to be a manned, but the vehicle has tinted windows, described as a commercial work again with black bumpers. >> it has no rear windows and it had no windows on the driver's side and the passenger section. >> police center robocalls to residents warning them about what happened and canvassed the neighborhood with a van matching the description. several neighbors reported seeing a similar than in the neighborhood over the weekend. >> i try not to scare them, but i want to, because there is a lot of good people but you just don't now. >> a very special dogfights a loving home -- dog finds a

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the baltimore ravens suffered an embarrassing loss last night. coming into the game as 10-point favorites against the jaguars, the ravens gave one of the worst performances in recent memory. while the defense managed to limit the scoring to just a few vehicles, joe flacco an offense or -- to just a few field goals, at joe flacco and the offense were at the most of the game. the effort was too little too late. the ravens lost 12-1/7. that brings us to our ravens question of the day. what surprised you most about last night's's game? grab your cell phone and send a text to this number.

standard text messaging rates apply. we will reveal the results tonight on 11 news at 5:00 and 6:00. the president is taking his housing initiative on the road, and this week's troubles have him rubbing elbows with hollywood royalty -- this week's travels have him rubbing elbows with hollywood royalty. kate amara has the story. >> the president is in california to raise money and tape an appearance on "the tonight show." >> we cannot wait for congress. >> president obama using his return to test out a new slogan. >> we can't wait for an increasingly dysfunctional congress to do its job. where they will act, i will. >> -- where they won't act, i will. >> his next big repeal, another

executive action aimed at student loans. >> we will be announcing executive actions on a regular basis. >> in order to jump-start the economy, the president says he's taking matters into his own hands. republicans claim this is just another reelection campaign swing. >> for each new campaign office of president obama opens, there are over 15,000 new foreclosures. >> analysts warn that the president to be careful using executive authority to sidestep lawmakers. >> the obvious response is to bounce off the wall like robbie the robot and move off in a different direction. the president does have substantial executive authority. how substantial we will find a. >> the president had lied two star-studded fundraiser last night, which included celebrities -- headlined two star-studded fundraiser last night, which included celebrities like will smith. >> still,, carrie engel is here

to answer your plant and gardening questions. e-mail your questions to plantquestions@wbaltv.com. and some closure as their reign of muammar gaddafi comes to nato, and a final resting place of the ex-leader's body. >> we will look at a dramatic cool down in the seven-day did here is a live look at the waves at ocean city. 64 in the inner harbor.

>> libyan officials said that muammar gaddafi, his son, and a top aide have been buried in a secret location. the burial took place this morning with relatives and officials in attendance. islamic prayers were read over the three bodies, which had been locked in cold storage since gaddafi was captured on thursday.

the former leader spent his final weeks shuttling between hideouts. interim leaders have promised an investigation into the circumstances surrounding gaddafi's death. the australian government is receiving harsh criticism after issuing a kill order for a great white shark that killed an american over the weekend. australian authorities believe that the shark is responsible for two other recent deaths, but an expert we spoke with at the national aquarium in baltimore it says it is unlikely the same shark is responsible. >> 90% to 95% of all the shark attack cases, the shark bites, realizes it is not intended prey, and swims away. we are not good food. i would say in this case we are dealing with a couple different sharks. >> officials in australia hope that date will with the shark in -- that bait will lure

shark in. >> now your insta-weather-plus forecast with ava marie. speaking >> of the ocean, we are looking at our latest tropical rina.m, hurricane ra here we have rina, heading west, northwest, very slowly. category two storm. pushing west towards the yucatan peninsula, likely to hear back northeast, where it is likely to affect the areas like to bu -- like cuba. rina could develop and strengthen as we go throughout the day. nothing topical about the forecast today. foreratures aren't too bad at the inner harbor, 63 at

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. as we look towards the west, much cooler in the mountains. we are expecting temperatures to at least one to the mid-to- upper-sixties in the downtown area. it will drop off as we get into the evening and nighttime hours. we expect temperatures dip down into the 40's across the city. the downtown area is likely to stay at a little warmer than that. it is going to be chilly, unseasonably chilly for this time of year. temperatures from 44 to 54. warmer temperatures downtown. and out of the southwest tonight at 5 -- winds out of the southwest might add five miles per hour. our next storm system is approaching the midwest. this is producing the showers right now in lower michigan. it is going to have our way and bring a drastic cool down by the end of the weak.

before that happens, we see a bit of a warm-up. we will show you what happens here. clouds increase throughout the day tomorrow. into it than i, a better chance for rain. a better chance for rain on thursday. cold air behind this system goes to the mountains of west virginia. we could start to talk about snow. we will keep you up-to-date and in the seven-day as we go onward. a chance for showers later tomorrow into tonight. better chance for rain on thursday and friday. press the cool down this weekend. maybe only in the 40's on saturday. >> carrie engel from valley view farms is here to answer your plant and gardening questions. what is this? >> these are herbs. sage, mint, violence -- violas -- violas and pansies.

you are a cook. i am not much of one, but i use them occasionally indoors. >> nice idea. >> hydrangeas are kind of funny. some of bloom on old west, some of bloom on a new our woods. -- on old woods, some on new. it could limbs in the the other direction, leave it alone. i take at the heavier canes and just lose that if i lose a few plums, no big deal.

no. the simple answer is no. some will, but the bank takes so long to come back out again that is not worth -- but they takes so long to come back out again that it is not worth it. >> the last part of that is that they have an enclosed porch. >> there would be great. >> good stuff. if you have a plan to work out in question -- a plant or gardening question -- and now an 11 news update on a story we brought you last week at noon. you might remember the injured chihuahua who could only walk on

her front legs. now she has a new home. >> grinning from year to year, this doctor has not stopped smiling all day. >> i had been waiting all week. i was so excited. >> as the veterinarian gets to know her new pooch. she can only walk on her two front feet. doctors don't know how it happened, but she injured her spinal cord long ago, paralyzing her hind legs. she spent the last three weeks at care of the county and all services call from police that this chihuahua cause a traffic crash, distracting drivers. now she is taking the national spotlight. >> people wanted to donate wheelchairs' and food. >> 15 people from across the country wanted to bring her

home, but animal services saw eleanor as the best match. >> i thought i could give her the best care, to take care of her and her medical needs. i can do it a lot easier than most people. that to be able to give her a good home -- glad to be able to give her a good allhome. >> up next, your maryland lottery numbers and another check of the insta-weather-plus forecast.

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>> how about one last look at the weather? >> the next couple of days we are warming up. 70 degrees tomorrow afternoon. a chance for rain comes tomorrow night. rainey on thursday and friday. things got down drastically. 50s on friday, authorities on saturday. be improved for the ravens game on sunday -- >> and the trick-or-treaters. >> it is a little far out to be guaranteeing dry weather, but is not looking at -- >> with kids wearing a coat or not wearing a coat -- >> there are ways to address this much warmer. -- dress kids much warmer. >> they will fight you to send mail. -- fight you tooth and nail.

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