the air is over. cold enough to where somebody this is for the electric vehicle will get some snow. not the entire area. charging station would come into the leading edge is starting to your >> you can learn all about electric cars and a test drive come in now. the low pressure center is an one at the clean energy consumer alabama. it has a way to go to get to the show on saturday. that is just the beginning. the show has a wealth of carolina coast and come up. that will happen tomorrow. information through vendors on making your home energy what is over maryland is up in efficient. >> people can learn about what the clouds. the air is too dry right now be it takes to put on a solar system. dealt it is precipitating a out of west virginia. how they can save money with parts, it is cold enough that energy efficiency measures. all of the pros and cons and ins and outs of how to choose to you some of that is producing snowflakes. by your power from. >> finance offers low-interest this is kind of like the calm before the storm. loans for clean energy home the main and moisture will come in tomorrow. improvement. we have a winter weather >> we accept applications for advisory in effect in many consumers. there are minimum northeastern maryland. a winter storm watch for qualifications. we do encourage anybody to apply. >> the show is free and open to hartford county, montgomery the public. the clean energy center invites county, the northern part of baltimore county. everybody to come check out the the purple shaded area you see benefits not only for the environment but also for your it is a winter storm warning.

wallet. >> a think it is important that that is where significant snows will fall. we all take responsibility for our impact on the planet. i think it is a good opportunity here in the metro area we will to look at a way to save on your see a wintry mix. it is october. costs for energy. the record snow for tomorrow's is one of the most expensive date is a trace pita we could things that we pay for. >> the show starts at 9:00 on tie corporate that. h. would not take much belo saturday. >> police say a man with a knife attack a sheriff as he stopped we want to see exactly what is at a red light. it at 6:00, investigators behind the storm coming our way. released details about what >> that looks like winter is happened there. happened there. >> it is live from afghanistan arriving a little bit early. at least it will look like it. snow is in the forecast until late saturday evening. if you think accumulating snow for the baltimore area in the month of october is rare, you are right to. >> i am not looking forward to its. i don't want winter to be here. >> everyone agrees and october snow storm seems a little bit ridiculous. >> i am not excited because i get cold easy. i in cold anyway. definitely not looking forward

to its. >> the national weather service and sterling is calling for several inches of snow on saturday with more in the mountains and areas north and west. what makes this storm are rare all comes down to timing. thanks to unusual cool air, by the time the low pressure system associated with the area and winds that switch to the northeast, conditions will be ripe for snow. >> i don't want this note to tom. i am not ready for it. i am not prepared. we don't even have winter clothes for him yet. >> some good news here. the temperatures of the asphalt on the interstate should not when they hit the roads. however, there is still a lot of leaves on trees. it will be a wet snow. that will train -- that will strain the trees. it is hard to believe we are talking about this kind of stuff

considering fall is getting started. >> we are not ready for it. we are not out of october yet. you can't think about snow on yet on a beautiful day like today. >> make sure to stay with us today for the latest insta- weather updates. the system will be changing by the our. >> if we do get hit, we are always looking for your weather photos. check some other great shots on wbaltv.com. frederick police are charging a convicted felon with the murder of a burger king worker quito he entered the country illegally p.o. he had already been deported after being convicted of attempted robbery in your home and auto policies and save. frederick county. don't worry, tiny people. the burger king manager was shot to death shortly after opening flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. the restaurant. he will be served with the

murder charges after sentencing in the federal case. as -- a city sheriff's deputy was on his way to work when a >> it was a really special to man jumped into a cruiser and today for a lot once whose families were serving in lot against at him with a knife. afghanistan. >> it was all put together by the baltimore ravens. -- plunged against him with a >> that picture that you see knife. >> this is close to the area were governor o'malley left when behind me at the stadium is live he was mayor. it was a fairly quiet community. from afghanistan. >> for the fifth year in a row, some residents describe what happened as bizarre. >> baltimore city deputy sheriff the baltimore ravens are helping to bring our maryland troops in afghanistan and their families at home closer together. stop at a traffic light on his way to work when john and >> we wanted to saluted the troops and everybody who is daughter rate jumped into the serving at home and abroad. front seat of his police this is our salute to all of our cruiser. >> he pulled a knife and tried military personnel. >> they were testing the to launch at him. the deputy was able to discharge satellite between the stadium. his weapon in time. they were making sure everything is set to go on sunday. >> the deputy did not get hurt. during the test, two lucky families were able to talk and see family members in

the motive for the attack is afghanistan. unknown. >> i love you. i miss you so much. the intersection is very busy. >> he was able to talk with his a day care is located just feet from the crime scene. >> i heard pop pop. mom, and daughter, sister, and brother. ] i was shocked. it is like in the morning, it is sergeant first class david still dark. rosendale was able to talk with it is kind of close. his wife. >> chris isaak is suspect lying on the ground a pickup trucks imagine, this was was he speaking or laying still? >> the police were just around. all very emotional. >> the police say his wife made >> it is very bullish and all. a lot of times, people have not by contact with the daughter seconds before the shooting. seen their loved ones and a long >> he did not look right. period of time. he looked out of it and crazy it would really mean a lot to looking. dampier >> how does it feel? "it feels great. he steered you in the i let me be a predator would. >> i had spoken with him. >> on sunday, the fans in the stands will have a chance to say thank you to our soldiers. considering everything that

happened, he is doing extremely >> burke got your cell phones, well. >> according to his family it is time for your ravens text question. members, in addition to being do you expect to. treated for a bullet 1, hospital ravens to bounce back from their officials are also giving him a loss last sunday? psychological exam. coming up at 6:00, we will hear more about knotter himself and the number is -- what family members had to say about the case. we will reveal the results >> for the second time in less 6:00. atn 111 than a week, state police say patients at the hospital -- a patient at the merc hospital was murdered peter >> it is a patient that killed another patient in the security wing >> the story is developing. the. it could mean rare snowfall. according to investigators, insta-weather + forecast is surveillance video captures mayo coming up. >> more on the man accused of entering the room. the victim had been convicted to the hospital last year awaiting trial on second-degree rape. >> more on the man accused of they were calling for health from the state mental health and

hygiene dept.. >> in light of the events we are taking the immediate steps. the clinical staff is conducting clinical reassessment of every patient in the hospital to assess how they are coping with the extraordinary situation. to double check on their levels of care and it to make sure they are receiving the appropriate services. the hospital is adding additional staff to each shift on the maximum and medium security unit. >> the suspect is being held at the howard county detention center. the most recent is before this one was on sunday. baltimore city police say somebody found a man suffering from stab wounds on the 600 block of georgia street after midnight. he died later in the hospital. the victim's name has not been released. the jury is hearing more testimony in the murder for hire

trial on walter bishop jr.. we are joined from barry simms. >> this was a perfect storm and walter bishop, jr.'s life. a perfect storm ended in tragedy. in trying to spear a convicted murderer from a death sentence, the defense is giving the jury a glimpse of walter bishop, jr.'s like. the told jurors the death penalty is for people who have been given a chance after chance. it is for people who have no redeeming value. and bishop's kansas, a death sentence is not warranted. per clients have no other arrests as an adult. they have found him guilty of a first degree murder and eligible for the death penalty. he admitted going into the gas station on march 1, 2010. he shot the owner three times in

the head. bishop claimed the victim's wife told him she she was being abused from the house been. he was going to receive $9,000 but only received $400. he was motivated by the money he admitted. >> is that what made you think about in the first place? >> yes. >> she told them about his turbulent childhood growing up in western maryland in baltimore. how he always wanted to fit in and it to be long. bishop was remorseful for committing the murder and he feels duped. pamela taylor testifies that he feels very badly about this p.o. he really thought he would be saving a woman and feels great shame for what he had done. the family has made no comment

during the trial. his brother said he saw no indication that his sister-in- law had been abbey's. i assume they were happy. >> a friend of his also testified that they did not think bishop was a violent person. he had no indication bishop was a violent person appeal at the time of the crime, bishop was at one of the darkest moments in his life. he was living on the street. he was "losing his life." >> a judge has decided to keep gary guridano intel another 30 days. the hearing lasted about two hours. prosecutors argued for his detention to be extended saying they need more time to investigate. they're still waiting for results on the examination of the cell phon ande.

he maintains she disappeared while there were sparkling. >> -- while they were snorkeling. >> we told you yesterday about a company who swindled local schools out of thousands of dollars. the promise to have a raven's a football player to show up at assemblies to talk about character and bullying. tim tooten is live with a follow up on this. >> this is the store we told you last night at 5:00 be no more than half a dozen other school systems also tell us they fell victim to the scheme. >> odyssey resource group made a pitch to dozens of schools promising to have a raven's football player talk about bullying and character. in each of the cases, the schools pay up in advance. the company failed to come up with a player peter >> i love

the kids. somebody backup -- somebody because without us knowing. i am sorry for all of the schools that bothered. >> prevents quarterback was the player most often promised to speak at the assembly. >> as much as i love the kids and i never want to upset the kids in the school, i don't want my name to be out there. >> several schools lost $14,000 because of the scampi know they are not alone. we have learned schools in baltimore, dorchester, frederick, and somerset counties also fell for the scheme. the greater maryland business bureau is familiar with odyssey group and its owner joseph delaware. they took a -- eight first complained about it over the r.mmer piddock >> he clearly stated, i will be making the refund. >> so far it has not happened.

the bills also fell victim to the same scheme. school officials are not sure how much money has been lost. >> which have strict accounting officials -- strict accounting procedures here at baltimore county schools. ultimately, they were not rendered. >> web has a message for schools. >> i would love to talk to kids about bullying. that would be a great thing to do. they have to set it with the right person. >> for two is the have been trying to talk to gill. coming up at 6:00, we will learn more about the man behind the school scam. >> a sickening stench -- literally. can you imagine, they cannot make it past the front door it is so bad. >> and cruise ship on for hundreds of students. y. living on a ship for three weeks is not as expensive as you

think. >> stranded at the south pole after suffering a stroke. a researcher talks about her deal and a treatment at the hospital. details are next. >> coming up later at 6:00, the concern among the maryland state troopers about the reliability of t

>> an overwhelming small second several people at an elderly woman's home in pittsburgh. the 97-year-old medical alert system went off. when they went in, they could not get much further because of the stench. officials say the stench came from the way the woman was living. >> starting monday, the cruise ship will be home to more than 200 students. the school announced the change, the dorms became infested with mold at the beginning of the fall semester. a doctor declared them uninhabitable next week. the students will have access to patents and living spaces until everything is clean up which will take a few weeks. college officials have rented out hotels to students. the cost of renting hotel rooms and rooms on the ship is roughly the same.

>> into night's medical a lawyer, tried officials are trying to cut down on prescription drug abuse. tomorrow is national drug take back a day. most parts of the stolen from older medical evidence. the enforcement administration is asking you to clear out the cabinets and head out to a drop site for officials will be on hand to collect the pills no questions asked. it will take place between 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. we have a list of locations at wbaltv.com. women who take birth control pills for 10 years or longer cut their risk of ovarian cancer in half according to a new european study. research shows that each healthy pregnancy lower as the cancer risk of one-third. researchers believe the reduced

risk is related to hormone exposure. >> now, your 11 whether and set -- or 11 insta-weather forecast. >> coming up, a really oddball forecast. very unusual for this time of the year. we were almost double october, -- we were almost done with october, but hubie it has been very strange. this storm for some will produce more than a trace. that is a pretty certain that. what we see on radar over maryland and in our area -- that is stuff up in the clouds. the air is too dry. to the west d.c. brighter colors out and west virginia and tennessee, that is rain. and then the orangy pinkish bluish shady see in the mountains of virginia and west virginia. there are probably beginning to see snow mixed in with that. the storm has not even cranked

up yet. this is the calm before the storm so to speak. rain chances continue to go up tonight. let's take a look at what we have right now. we are above freezing. that is where we are now. 48 degrees at the airport. at the science center down town is 51. it is in the '30's in far western maryland. it will not take much to take those temperatures down. the storm will be coming up from the south. it will move right up the coast. we have a batch of cold air in place. this cold air will stay in place. the storm will be flowing moisture at us right into the cold air. that is why we have a threat of snow. i will try to explain that. here is what the general picture looks like with the moisture

coming in. you see some of the clouds look like they're dropping from the north. that is the cold air. higher elevations is bringing moisture up from the south. initially it brings in moisture off of the atlantic. that will be the warmer air. he eventually as the storm polls for the north, the winds will swing around northwesterly and bring and reinforcing cold air. that is why we think this note will be in the latter portion of the storm. -- that is why we think snow will be in the latter portion of the storm. we may see a few sprinkles or light showers. it becomes more study after midnight until 3:00 a.m. or so. the breeze will pick up by daybreak. we say above freezing all night long. here in the baltimore metropolitan area. tomorrow rain and it ran snowbanks in baltimore. the changeover to that when you get north and west of us will

happen a little sooner. we are thinking in the metropolitan area, but the time the thing is all over saturday evening, two inches above the pennsylvania line and up to the west. more than that in the mountains. watch for snow north and west of the city. the purple areas is a warning area. that is where they expect new snow. the timing of that, the afternoon and evening for a while is when we pick up the snow chances for our area. how much snow? the heavier amounts -- which until you get to carol and parts of northern baltimore county before it finally eases up tomorrow night. that is where things will calm down. tomorrow is the rain and snow day. by tomorrow night it ends. nice recovery. pavement is warm. russia will probably be all right in town. we will have to keep an eye on that.

halloween looks dry as well. 50 is the high. most of next week is dry until thursday. >> a blackberry blackout. >> that is not good. millions of users without service. tonight they're fighting back. >> more delays in the case of dr. conrad murray as the prosecution gets a chance to cross-examine.

>> court wrapped up early today. >> the prosecution will have the weekend to review some new evidence. it will send the high-profile trial and to the sixth week of testimony. >> the jackson family is getting some moral support from another famous family. pierce holt and's parents attended court today sitting behind the family.

the final witness, dr. paul white, is the final witness. he demonstrated why he believes dr. conrad murray is not responsible for michael jackson's death. >> there is certainly a very safe way to do it. >> he also disputed the propofol expert who said it was still running after the pop star stopped breathing. >> i want you to tell -- does it reconciled with dr. murray's statement? >> no. >> does the reconciled the physical evidence found at the scene? >> know. >> does it reconcile with the urine concentration found on the

autopsy? >> no. addictael jackson wasn't so obsess with sleep he gave himself the dose. >> of the swayed the jury? i do not think so. the at least scored points in the world of theater and the dramatics. >> quarter ended today just before lunch. the reason cross-examination does not begin until monday to give the profligate -- the prosecution time to review evidence presented by the defense. >> to that police say a hartford county timber into a home in pennsylvania, shot the husband and took their car. >> the wife is talking about the horrific experience. >> rescued a american researcher is being treated here at john hopkins hospital. she talks about her ordeal at

pole.outh

>> live, local, liberty, you are watching wbal tv 11 news. >> it took seven long weeks for this vermont researcher to be rescued from an isolated station at the south pole.

tonight she is recovering at john hopkins hospital. the engineer has suffered a stroke. she was not sure she was able to make it. she may be out of the hospital by saturday. >> an update today on her condition. "i apologize. i am still in my coveralls. i never got the chance to unpack my jeans. >> rescued a researcher addresses the media alongside her doctor. for the nuclear engineer used to the solitary it -- the solidarity of life at the south pole, the limelight as never were she imagines herself. >> i never had the intentions of this exploding. it was not for my daughter that decided to make it the push to get the word out that i am having difficulties trying to evacuate from there. i still probably would have

been still low key. >> he calls it a minor to moderate stroke in august while working at the research station in antarctica. bad weather made it impractical to rescue the remote location. she went without treatment for two months waiting for help to come. >> i will say i was not scared at all. >> she was taken to new zealand for additional treatment before coming to baltimore. it affected it fibers in the temporal lobe causing difficulties with speech, vision, and some cognitive notions. >> her vision is almost completely back to normal. we are hoping it will go completed back to normal. she is a very high functioning individual. it is hard for us to detect anything at this time. we know she has difficulty speaking at the south col. >> the doctor says she as at risk for another stroke.

it may keep the avant skydiver from jumping any time soon, she says she would love to go back to antarctica. >> she is expected to be released from the hospital on saturday. she will head to vermont to recuperate with friends. doctors say she is expected to make a full recovery. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories at this hour. police of charts a convicted felon and the murder of a burger king manager last month. jsoe is awaiting charges for illegally awaiting the -- illegally entering the country. he is now accused of killing a burger king manager after she opened the restaurant in frederick. she was found by another employee. police are investigating the slaying of a patient at the maximum-security wing of a hospital. it is the second one in a week. there are stepping up security measures and reevaluating their patients after finding him dead on thursday evening.

another patient is charged in his death. he is in the howard county detention facility. police charged another patient with killing his remains to this past sunday. >> a 70-year-old from hartford county invaded her home in pennsylvania,mason carter will be charged as an adult. happen overnight last thursday. when he was confronted by the couple inside, he shot william cooper in the chest, stole the car, and drove back to the county. he believes -- she believes he will recover. >> it just breaks my heart the fact he is 17. he is a young man and he has ruined his life. >> the letter found the car and it towed it back to pennsylvania. but separate the celebration for an iconic legend today. the statue of liberty turns 125

years old. >> millions of immigrants who spotted the statue of liberty as they sailed into new york harbor beginning more than 100 years ago knew they had finally reached a america. >> to kick off the 125th anniversary celebration at the dedication of the statue of liberty in 1886, 125 democrats from more than 40 countries became u.s. citizens. -- 125 immigrants from more than 40 countries became u.s. citizens. >> god bless america. >> all day long, thousands of the visitors streamed onto ferries to get a close-up look at libby liberty of herbert the peer >> it is actually quite special because i did not really realize what i made the ticket

it was going to be this special day. it is quite exciting. >> is one of those things you really want to see as an american citizen. >> the statue was a gift a friend set -- for and shipped from the people of a friend -- france. emigrants and then and now called the united states home at your request i am proud to be american. the celebration will continue into the night with a 12 minute fireworks display set to patriotic music. they will be ignited right next to the statute as well as from the island itself. >> if you are heading in and out of washington, d.c. this weekend, you might run into a problem on the metro. there are closing for a green line stations. you will also run into delays on

the red and orange light for maintenance. shuttle buses will be taking passengers to the affected areas. you should allow 30 extra minutes of travel time. it should all be finished for commuters on monday by 5:00 a.m. >> i certainly hope so. >> a deadly crash of louisiana >> a deadly crash of louisiana kills at

>> five days after the massive earthquake rocked the nation of turkey, rescue efforts are slowing. another survivor -- a 13-year- old boy was pulled on injured from a collapsed building this morning. he managed to survive on rainwater. he was an extremely lucky boy. finding more people live at this time is unlikely. the death toll is expected to rise more than 2600 people are injured. >> there are more pictures and video from the devastated areas of turkey on wbaltv.com. tragedy has struck in western

kentucky where two miners trapped under a rock slide has died at tonight. early this morning, the workers were driving near a high wall when it just collapsed. seven people are dead after a tractor-trailer slammed into the back of the minivan and sport and indiana. it was carrying 10 people when it was rear ended on the indiana toll road near bristol. seven people were pronounced dead on the scene and four others were transported to local hospitals. according to the initial police investigation, the minivan had slowed down to allow somebody to pass when the truck struck the man. a happy ending in washington, d.c. when they arrest -- when they helped a der. it ventured into the water and could not get out. the trouble lies the animal and pulled it on board a rescue boat until it was fully released at a

local park. >> he is probably wondering, what just happened to me. >> on an alert from the state fire marshal, the tubing in your house might be a fire hazard. that is if your home was built in a certain 20 your time. >> the days of the $1 rental over at least for red box. how much you can expect to pay for a movie in consumer alert. >>

>> there are two the premier is heading away from nbc. the first is tonight in time for halloween. "grimm" is inspired by the famous grimm fairy tales. the ancient rivalries of the grim world. that is tonight at 9:00. it has been 20 years -- monday that it gets some company,brian wilson could it be used on

monday. >> of the broadcast tonight, -- monday night, he starts building and all new legacy with "rock center." but it will be a serious hard news magazine in the great tradition -- >> that its multiple in-depth stories each week including one in the debut from harry smith. >> you can make $15 an hour at taco jobs. >> it is like for every job he fell, another 1.5 jobs opens up at. >> it will take you somewhere at the mercy and something with one of our correspondents and you'll come away the better for it. >> this course on the to include at ted koppel as well as an array of numerous newsmen. but it gives us an opportunity

to give people stories with greater depth and hopefully of greater consequence. >> he will also anchor each week's broadcast live to enable it to respond to breaking news. >> we really want to be alive for the next "fill in the blank." >> to make sure it will be a center of journalism for the next years, they went the extra mile for do pillows. >> we have a commitment. >> getting what from the the words as well as the challenge for "rockcenter." >> i bet you disguise it knows something is happening. this is our live view of the maryland is 2 in baltimore. he is relaxing and waiting for the snow to appear.

we will talk about that in just a minute. let's see what is happening on the radar. it is trying to sprinkle. the storm is back in georgia and alabama. is not close it. there is moisture coming up. most of this is evaporates before it hits the ground. there might be a couple of sprinkles up there. you have not seen anything yet as they say. later tonight and tomorrow, totally different situation. let's see what happened today. 50 degrees is the high at the airport. morning lows were in the 30's. there was a very cold pool of their sitting over us. the storm will come out over the atlantic ocean is going to come right into the cold air. kind of an unusual set up for october. we are going to have to put up with it. here is what the map looks like now with mr. trying to come in. maybe a few sprinkles out of it.

there might be a feast of lights out in west virginia early on in the storm. the storm itself as i mentioned in georgia coming out of alabama. the track of the storm will move it up toward cape cod. it will be throwing moisture back into the cold air. initially, the moisture coming off of the storm will be dragging no. they're off of the atlantic ocean. everything is still more. it starts brain. once the storm pulls far enough north, will start pulling in cold air. that is where in some areas we could see as change over to snow. once it zips through here, we will be in great shape. there is not much out there to happen. the rest of the weekend will look fine. cloudy rain developing tonight. nebraska once 10 degrees to 20 miles per hour. 37 degrees to 43 degrees. over 99 around the baltimore

area, it will be all ring carried mounds that pickups and snow to the west. rain and snow mixed tomorrow. for some areas, it changes to all snow to the north and west. two to 4 inches of new the pennsylvania and west, 35 degrees to 41 degrees for the high temperatures tomorrow. advisories' for snow in cecil county, a watch in effect for hartford, nor the baltimore county, montgomery county. the purple areas are a warning. as for the most -- that is for the most significant snow is expected. by saturday afternoon into the evening, he began to see the snow close in and temperatures will drop. as far as how much snow, the distribution of snow in the area, the heaviest amounts will be up in pennsylvania to the west.

it can go over two inches of snow. around baltimore itself, there may be 1 inch or two of snow. trace amounts to nothing south. most of the eastern shore will get nothing rain. here is the forecast. 28 degrees tomorrow. not very high. the brain and the snow makes -- some accumulations to the north and west of us. sunday looks dry. the baltimore ravens game looks good. halloween also looks dry. good for trick or treaters. the rain chances and a height near 60 on thursday. and what a turnaround. >> into knight's consumer alert, a lawsuit has been filed on the behalf of millions of blackberry customers. the suit against research in motion clancy users paid for service they did not receive.

it left millions of users without e-mail and messaging services for several days. if your home was built between 1989 and 2009, listen up. you need to have your tubing in your home checked for proper grounding. this is what it looks like. the problem is, if it is not made right it could cause a fire or a gas leak. you can contact or license electricians, plumbers, or a gas center for help. we have all kinds of tips and information on how to make your home and a lifestyle more energy efficient. kim basey has the details. >> it seems as if going it green is the wave of the future. even baltimore city just installed electric car charging stations in a downtown parking

garage. >> people could be from all