suspects. luckily, christopher crosby jr. had a bail hearing today, and when the judge said no bail, he applied -- replied, "i understand." police are investigating what went on before. one man is charged with rape and other sex offenses. there are also handgun violations. he and four other suspects are accused of attacking a 14-year- old girl on october 23. according to a charging document, the teenager told investigators she was in an unfamiliar area and was lost. she met an unknown black male who offered her a ride. the man also said he had a gun. when she entered the van, she saw two males already in the van, and then it two others got into the van. she suffered a brutal attack and

injuries. monday, crosby appeared before a judge at central booking. his bail was denied. they have learned that crosby had just been released from prison after serving five years for robbery and a gun and violation. he was wearing an ankle bracelet at the time of his attack to monitor his movements. it was confirmed he was under supervision. a spokesman says crosby was compliant. also, according to the department of public safety, crosby was placed in the monitoring device for 60 days and had no violations. as it has a gps system, and we are told that the police asked parole to see where he had been. reporting live from central booking in east baltimore, barry simms, wbal tv 11 news.

>> a getaway driver. a man has already been in trouble with the law as a sex offender. the 26-year-old is listed on the maryland sex offender registry for using force for having sex with his victim. he is behind bars for helping a friend used a knife to rob a store. he turned himself in for the incident on bel-air road. the other person involved is still on the run tonight. at least one school was placed on lockdown after a brief note manhunt in dundalk. police responded to date as a precaution. at least one nearby school was placed on lockdown while a k-9 team and a helicopter canvassed the area for suspects. the all clear was lifted in about 30 minutes. no arrests have been made. >> an early morning fire destroyed the historic tavern. >> it has long been a popular

spot. the owner plans to rebuild. lowell melser has been on the scene all day. >> amazingly, this is still an active scene more than 12 hours after this fire began here in mount washington. it remains closed, and there is still one firetruck year but continues to put out hot spots. you can see that smoldering area in the center of the restaurant. that is where we saw the worst of the fire. i spoke to one of the tavern owners earlier today, and he said despite the total loss inside, they will rebuild the business. a baltimore landmark burned to the ground. the shot patrons and neighbors crowded around to take a look at the charred out shell monday morning. >> it is a landmark in the area, and it brings a lot of business to the village, and i hope it can open up again soon and that

is not too much of a hassle to construct and the way that it was. >> it is a hassle to see it destroyed like this. it will be a long time before it is reopened, i am sure. >> one woman was beside herself. >> it is hard to look at. it is heartbreaking, but we're going to rebuild. our thoughts and prayers go out to our staff. >> it quickly went to to two alarms. the fire was so bad, the flames so high, it was safer to attack it from outside. >> this was due to be unsafe conditions. it was necessary for us to proceed. >> the fire was brought under control, and crews spent the rest of the afternoon running down hot spots. >> it is like a nightmare. i live about half an hour away, and i drove here as fast as i

could. it was a blur. my heart was racing. i found the worst -- the worst. >> decoder was in total off, seeing much of the building, dating back to the 1800's, is ruined. but he does think some of the interior walls and railings can be saved. >> we have got 70 employees, and we want to take care of them, as well as our regular customers. to a lot of people, this is like a second home to them. we get to know them as customers and also as friends and get to know their families. >> nothing for the, no one was injured or killed in this fire. fire investigators tell me they are still trying to figure out the cause of the fire and where exactly the fire started. one final note. a number of business owners wanted me to ensure the public

that their other businesses are open despite the serious fire. we are live in the washington tonight, lowell melser, wbal tv 11 news. >> and there are a lot of businesses down there. thank you. skyteam 11 knocking out fires for the last few hours between smith avenue and another, they are back open. and we are getting some impressive you local pictures. you can see the flames and smoke. wherever you see breaking news, you can send your photographs to wbaltv.com >> a fire broke out in a in dundalk kitchen. fire crews were able to put up the flames. the cause is still under investigation.

>> after the weekend's know, things looking pretty good for trick-or-treaters, not too hot, not too cold, good for costumes. so far is dry. there are some showers to the west, some sprinkles, moving through the western mountains. we do have to keep an eye on some showers coming up through virginia. both of these areas are converging on the mid-atlantic. late tonight, early in the morning tomorrow. for trick-or-treaters, it looks very nice. we will check out the rest of the seven-day, coming up. >> herman calls it a witch hunt, but accused of sexual harassment back in 1990's. the allegation is rocking his campaign, and he admits it could

cause him some support. steve handelsman is in washington with that story. >> he is denying that accusation. >> i have never sexually harassed anyone. >> the website political reports -- politico reports this. >> we saw a document that details the allegation. >> cain was the head of the national restaurant organization. at least one woman there complained of his conduct, received a cash settlement, and left. he claims he was exonerated in an internal investigation. >> as for a settlement, i am unaware of any kind of settlement. i hope it was not for much because i did not do anything. >> it is his first embarrassing questions.

in early primary states where he has soared to front runner status, the story could hurt him with evangelical voters. he admitted as much on fox. >> some people are going to be turned off by this cloud that someone wanted to put over my campaign. ♪amazing grace >> and he showed off his voice and his faith in god. herman cain is focusing on 9-9- 9, and not on the late 1990's. >> you can keep track of who is in and who is out and who is leading the pack and how much tax you would pay under different proposals. that is on wbaltv.com. click on politics. and the greatest comeback in the

team's history. >> the team was down 21 points in the second quarter. the winning play, right at the end of the game. gerry sandusky joins us in the studio. this really made me nervous yesterday. >> fingernails, knuckles, and some more as that game unfolded, but the comeback has ravens fans today talking about joe flacco and the shotgun formation. one week ago, fans and a different idea for a shotgun at the end of a game. a look back at the comeback that becomes the new gold standard for a ravens turn around. >> onshore drop, under pressure. from behind. johnson. he stripped the ball. the 10-yard line. and arizona has recovered it. shotgun, takes the snap, looking left, firing.

another arizona touchdown. this crowd cannot believe what is unfolding here. rice, , a big hole. touchdown, ravens. >> that is the attitude we are looking for. the deep back. touchdown, ravens! he has got the routine down. it is pushed out of bounds by richard marshall, but the ravens are in the zone. a 36-yard gain. it is good, and the ravens win it, 30-27 over the arizona cardinals! >> a powerful close out there.

if you play this in reverse, you get last year in pittsburgh. a sunday night showdown. as for what to expect, after what we have seen the past two weeks, i would say just about anything. >> that brings us to today's reagan's tax question. how would you describe the ravens text -- the ravens season so far? if you thinktter a it has been a trick or the letter b if you think it was a treat. you can see the results tonight. and even as we see goblins and goals taking over fells point -- >> it could be a nightmare. we will tell you what spot to avoid. >> and something that you need

every day to keep him moving, but how much is too much? we will take a look ahead. >> i am rob roblin. st. mary's college is turning a st. mary's college is turning a cruise

>> the prince george's county mall will soon be facing the wrecking ball. it will be worked into a town center. residents have complained that the mall is a community eyesore. the new one would serve people also in neighboring counties. there is no word on exactly which stores would be setting up shop in the area, but developers are so for calling them anchor tenants. >> breast cancer experts have thought that women are automatically added increased risk for breast cancer if they have a mother or sister or and -- have a certain gene. it increases the risk by about 20 times.

family members who are carriers should follow the same mammogram recommend -- mammogram recommendations. you can get more tips from dr. oz. go to the web site and click on breast cancer." you may be wondering how much caffeine is too much and if it could be hurting your health. how much caffeine should you have today? and some of its effects on your body. >> margaret tries to avoid caffeine because she has heard some bad things about it. >> i know that caffeine is bad for your heart. people drink a lot of coffee. >> but one medical center director says when it comes to caffeine and your heart, moderation is the key. >> in moderation, we would say there is no net benefit or net difficulty. this is equivalent to one to two cups of coffee per day.

>> and what might surprise you is how many ounces. about 6 ounces is a normal size cup. >> and what about caffeine and fibrocystic breasts. >> there may be some brea tenderness and discomfort in some women, and it appears to be more related to the time of the month, when the blood brussels are particularly prone to be dilated. >> end up caffeine itself has no calories, the doctor says to watch out for the added items. >> plain coffee and tea has no calories, but when you began adding dollops of queen -- clean -- kreme and other things, that may have more calories than the sam which you are drinking it with. >> and the doctor says no matter what you have heard, caffeine is

not truly addictive, but it is a stimulant, and that is why you can have headaches when you stop drinking caffeinated beverages. >> now, your insta-weather plus forecast with meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> another weather system moving through the region, this time producing sprinkles, light showers and rain. maybe to the mountains, as some more. to the our south, there are some significant showers in the carolinas to the atlantic, something to be watched. here though, it has been a decent day around baltimore, and it should be a decent night for trick-or-treaters in the early evening. this could affect our region after midnight, into an early morning hours, so one weather system is getting through, and then after that, things will quiet down. temperatures have been impacted by the clubs. only in the 40's.

in the mountains, a little wet snow could mix with the rain showers. it is much more mild all of the way up into southern new england. 57 at easton, and it salisbury, 40's in frostburg and hancock, and then 39 in garrett county. we will call it a mostly cloudy sky through the overnight. scattered light rain showers will be possible, especially towards morning. it will be above freezing. there are two weather systems converging in the mid-atlantic. one in the ohio valley and then a storm tried to come up the florida coast. as these two pass by, clouds and maybe that scattered shower within the area of high pressure should get here as early as tomorrow afternoon and hang with us for the rest of the week. sundays and rain around virginia beach and norfolk.

all of this develops of the coast and pulls away. especially along the coast, there could be a sprinkle. most areas will see a good deal of sun tomorrow afternoon. then sunni through the day wednesday and only partly cloudy skies expected on thursday. so tomorrow, look for lots of sunshine, 54 to 59 and a north breeze at 8 to 15. there is a one-two foot chop. 50's to near 60. sunshine returns tomorrow, and sunny skies on wednesday. highs a little on the chilly side. this is not too bad as we go into november. on the bay, scattered showers perhaps in the morning, but just a 20% to 30% chance. the lower eastern shore has the best chance for picking up in little rain. 58 degrees tomorrow and then setting on wednesday with a high

of 60. 57 tomorrow, upper 50's wednesday. we should get back into the 60's before as light shower, then climbing back as we go into the weekend. >> there is an ancient curse haunting and archeology museum. >> snapping away a subjects heart. we will tell you where you can see it all for yourself, and where there is also some history. plus. >> the defense rests in the bribery case, but prosecutors have a last word. new at 6:00. new at 6:00.

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trial of the michael jackson dr. conrad murray. >> the latest from los angeles. >> do you agree that there are instances where dr. murray deviated from the standard of care in his treatment of michael jackson? >> yes, i would. >> the morning began with tough cross-examination of the propofol expert, dr. white. they pulled no punches, hammering about the care of michael jackson. >> there is no justification and what dr. murray did in failing to call 911. >> as i said earlier, i think he should have called sooner, but i do not think it would have changed the outcome in this case. >> and then they asked what he had not told paramedics that he gave michael jackson propofol. >> the emergency room doctors

had specifically asked him. was that again a detail that was overlooked. >> overlooked? that could also be a lie. >> the so-called propofol expert said he would have never used propofol in a similar situation. >> it is something that no amount of money would get me to accept your take on as responsibility because of time and just the responsibility for someone and the fact that this was a complete off label use of the drug. >> white acknowledged that he is being paid by the defense, but he says he does not expect to get his normal fees. >> about $3,500 per day, but i have not build them that amount because i do not think they have those resources. >> casting about for the acquittal of dr. murray. >> the defense is facing an uphill battle after the prosecution put on a very strong in a detailed case. in downtown los angeles, wbal,

tv 11 news. >> students in maryland who were waiting to board their new dorm which was to be a cruise ship may not be so lucky. >> that move is now being held back. we will find out why. >> we are not looking to get rich out of this. we just want it back. >> being denied what it needs to recover from storm damage. coming up, the i-team investigate. >> i am kim dacey at one of the best haunted houses in baltimore. baltimore.

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[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> more than 200 students at st. mary's college in maryland are waiting to get on the sea voyager. it is their new dormitory, but that move and has been delayed. students are moving in supposedly tomorrow now. >> yes, and the whole ordeal has gotten a lot of attention. rob roblin was looking at how they are trying to straighten it all out. >> for many students at st. mary's college, this cruise ship behind me, d.c. voyager, is there new dormitory. st. mary's college officials held a press conference, announcing that because of mold problems, and two residential halls on campus have been

closed, and 240 of those displaced students will move on this cruise ship. >> they will live in marginally on the water. crew team members, kayakers, and others. the floating academy housing this. >> the students were moved out and to a hotel. >> obviously, i thought they were joking, until i read the email, and they came around with pictures, and then it was a reality, and we were all kind of freaking out. >> i started laughing because it was a bit ridiculous, but now i am excited to be back on campus, living literally on the water, and i am excited. >> how did this all come about? >> we have an alumni call us,

and he knew of the ship. it he said it is not for sale, but they would be willing to rented for a while, and we called them up. >> what did you think? >> i thought it was not. >> the plan was for them to move in this afternoon. but due to the inspection, the move in day has been postponed until tomorrow. >> i got here with all of my stuff, and now we cannot move in for 24 hours. >> i checked out of the hotel, and out check-in is cancelled. i do not know what is happening now. i guess we cannot move in today. >> rob roblin, wbal tv 11 news. >> a look at our top stories. the owner of a tavern is vowing to rebuild. the fire started around 5:00 this morning. dozens of firefighters worked to contain the flames as best as

they could. you see the aftermath. still no word on exactly what caused that fire. and west baltimore man is charged with the rape of a 14- year-old girl. the alleged assault happened last week inside a van parked in the 1500 block of leslie street. police are still looking for four other people in connection with that attack. a manhunt in dundalk, forcing one school to be placed on lockdown. police responded this afternoon. as a precaution, at least one nearby school was placed on lockdown while the k9 team and the helicopter canvassed the ground for suspects. at this hour, no arrests have been made. >> well, none of us will probably forget the 2010 snow

meggedon. >> lisa robinson has the story. >> we had just finished rehabbing our home. we did it from top to bottom. it is beautiful. and then the building collapsed. >> after a heavy snow in february 2010, the roof of the american legion post 17 caved in. more than one year later, the post is still out of commission, and post members blame their insurance company, and they are suing for damages. >> we are not looking to get rich out of this. we just want our building back. >> they realized the building was under insured in 2009. they went to correct the problem. instead of measuring the building at 13,000 square feet,

the building was measured at 8000 square feet, resulting in the building being under insured. >> we went to correct that problem, and they made a mistake. they under measured it, not by a little but by a lot. >> they paid $750,000 for repairs, but the building still needs $300,000 worth of work before it can be used for the many events for the community, veterans, and troops heading overseas. >> it has been difficult. >> this is just outside of aberdeen proving ground. >> we have parties. lunch. a lot of troops stop in. just a good place to go on the weekend. >> it helps the healing process for a lot of soldiers coming back from combat. it is a place where they can talk to each other about their experiences, and i truly believe that helps them emotionally. >> the maryland insurance

company is being investigated. the administration would not comment. lisa robinson, wbal, a tv 11 news. >> they issued this statement. the policy was issued as requested by the american legion and inside application for reinsurance. the company's fully paid to the building loss limits as requested as enforced in the policy. officials tell on 11 news they have paid the american legion everything in his title to for the building lost. >> i give you his nose, his head, his teeth. please take his eyes so that he can see and take his mouth so that he cannot scream for help. >> it is a very detailed curse. it is one of five cursed tablets usc at the museum unveiled today

in the honor of halloween. this curses for a man who obviously step on someone's toes. >> it describes the curse which basically wishes malaria upon him. >> and the tablets itself actually has a link because it was restored by a researcher back in the 1980's. the tablets were often placed in tombs after burial. and looking at social networking sites to draw people in for today's unveiling. they say they got a lot of visitors, likely because it was halloween. >> there are some traffic changes to look out for. the water will be closed for travel starting in about half an hour. those are the street you see in orange. as for parking, you will not be able to do it all on caroline street or some others, and on broadway, that is in effect

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today, citing irreconcilable differences. they had an elaborate televised wedding earlier this year, and they have a prenuptial agreement. >> nearly $2 billion in profits from fees and surcharges alone. >> we are looking at some free services that will cost you a head in consumer alert. >> and we have seen it before. trees down. power out. people are recovering from the storm. that is coming up. >> and we have had some good weather around here today in the wake of that storm, but there are some sprinkles that we are tracking. for now, it is pretty nice outside, comfortable temperatures. the instes

>> pope john paul said that the catholic church "is a love that seeks out," which is why we are committed to bringing god's love and understanding to our neighbors who are blind, deaf, and those with intellectual, physical and emotional disabilities. from masses in sign language to a residential camp for adults with disabilities, we seek to remind all god bless the people that our doors and our hearts are always open. >> here is a look at what we are working on for 11 news at 6:00.

suspects wanted in the sexual assault of a girl. and students try to enjoy a dorm aboard a cruise ship. it looks like that will have to wait. we will find out why they were left in

>> hundreds of thousands of people are still without electricity as an unusual storm brought down trees and power lines. >> they were not roads but obstacle courses across new england monday morning. >> wires everywhere, trees still blocking roads. >> a senate without power, forced to improvise. >> water on the fireplace. we are having breakfast on the

grill. >> an estimated six out of 10 connecticut residents will go to bed tonight still without power, which helped explain the long lines at gas stations. >> we have no power, but we have a generator, so we are filling up all of the tanks. >> the snowstorm proceeds the first day of winter by nearly two months, and that has some governors seeking outside help. >> as far away as canada or louisiana. >> jetblue had a flight bound for new jersey which was diverted to connecticut, where it sat on the tarmac for over seven hours with no food, water, bathrooms, but plenty of frustrated passengers and the pilot. >> we cannot seem to get any help from our own company. i apologize, but if there is any way you could get at tug out here, i do not care. take us anywhere.

>> children under the age of three with eight hours on the plane is on pleasant. >> it was not pleasant either in places where in -- they had 30 inches of snow. >> i am getting ready for work, no shower. that will be fun. everybody will love me there. >> they're hoping this is not a harbinger of things to come. wbal tv 11 news. >> now, your wbal 11 forecast. >> snow in parts of maryland over the weekend and into southern pennsylvania. the elevation is really what turned that rain to snow. a hilltop above sea level, it was a whole different story. in southern new england, 15 to 20 inches of snow in some spots. this time around on radar, it is light sprinkles approaching our region, but i think we will be

ok for trick-or-treaters through the early evening. folks wearing costumes. out to the west, some scattered rain showers. maybe more in the higher elevations. this will come through overnight tomorrow morning with primarily rain showers, and there is some decent rain in virginia and the eastern carolinas, so that has to be watched. on the eastern shore in the coastal areas, lighter showers off to the west of us, and a lot of this is expected to fall apart as it makes its way east. no precipitation yet in baltimore, but the clouds will thicken up through the evening. temperatures chillier than normal for a halloween day, where the normal and 62. we made it into the upper 50's today. the warmest was in 1946, 85 degrees. it is 51 in randallstown. chestertown in the low 50's.

upper 50's southern maryland, even some 30's out in garrett county. a late show tonight, especially on the eastern shore. overnight lows near 40, upper 30's. an area of the pressure stretching from the ohio valley and pressure off of the florida coast. this takes most of the moisture out to sea, and then strong pressure comes and behind it. once we get rid of that shower chance in the morning, sunshine in the afternoon. thursday looks really nice, as well. this will probably not arrive until friday or so, so the middle of the week is looking nice. skies turn sunny. highs of 54 to 59, the wind at aid to 15 m.p.h.. on the bay, a one--- 1-2 foot chop. it is cool in the morning, close

to freezing early on, then approaching 60 in the afternoon, and we should get into the low 60's on thursday. >> as the temperatures turned down, it is time to turn the thermostat up. but before the wrath of winter really had our way, you may want to see if your insulation needs updating, because it could save you big bucks. national weatherization day is today, and there are a lot of little things you can do. first, find the trouble spots in your home. as the air sneaks out, your wallet can do the same thing, and for businesses and nonprofits, the money could be major. one is calling the move to winterize a huge game changer. >> saving over $100,000 in energy costs. >> you do not have to set the thermostat on high. even on a night like last night.

>> i wish he was at my house. >> the number of homeowners who have weatherized have said they have saved up to 40% on their winter bills. you can also caught in a change or light bulbs to save your money. so which is better? gas or oil? more and more owners are choosing to convert to natural gas because of the price of oil, which could go up. gas is also a cleaner fuel to burn. >> ? -- they are forecasting it to be different this year. >> the cost would be to remove the oil tank and replacing the heating and hot water system. there are some programs to offset the ship, which could take about five years to save up for. beware of hidden hotel fees.

many hotels are now charging guests for services that used to be free, everything from access to a gym or a pulled too early check-in or departures. even if you do not have the time to use the amenities, you will still have to pay for having the option, and these fees are adding up. bringing in, get this, $1.80 billion in fees and surcharges this year. >> that is a lot of money. thanks. we get a new slice of prime time with brian williams, a weekly news magazine offering longer form stories from correspondence that viewers have come to know both with nbc news and elsewhere. ted kopple and harry smith are bringing their skills, along with the established reporting talent. williams says he has one goal for this new show. >> i want people to watch it and

say, "said that is where everyone could in television news is now working." >> thanks, brian. that feels good, doesn't it? show features a story from richard engel. a closer look at insurgent ebbets to overthrow the government. this is tonight at 10:00 right here on wbal tv 11. a program that helps military families travel is about to expand. they are helping wounded troops and their families see each other more often. the details coming up at 6:00. >> i think i am about to become a victim in one of the best in

>> if you are little too old to be trick-or-treating this evening -- the >> do not be pointing in this direction. kim dacey found herself of part of the show. >> you are entering one of the scary is haunted houses in baltimore. this is their first year in essex, and it is not for the faint of heart. >> people want to be scared, and it is not just to get them in and get them out.

we will stop you and interact with you, and you will be part of the show. >> i found that out. of the entire trip is in a dark maze that takes about 25 minutes to go through. there are some things that make you jump, and gruesome things of all shapes and sizes lurking. and it would not be complete with the guys chasing you with a chainsaw. >> i am this way every single day. i drive a hearse. i wear my halloween socks every day. >> that passion shows in the elaborate scheme. the favorites are back, including a classroom setting with demonic things. even if you come back every halloween, there is still stuck to frighten you to the court. >> my favorite room is the exorcist room. this year, we have taken it to a new level. if you have seen it in the past,

you have not seen this. >> there is more on our website, wbaltv.com. in essex, kim dacey. >> ok, you can see some of the haunted hot spots on wbaltv.com. click on "entertainment. >> here is a look at what is coming up new at 6:00. >> a baltimore landmark and favorite watering hole burns to the ground. i am lowell melser. i will have the story, straight ahead. >> an arrest in the rape of a 14-year-old girl. >> the corruption trial, straight ahead. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> fires destroyed a popular restaurant, but tonight