>> you can see all kinds of the videos of people doing "the bernie" but when the perry hall soccer team did it, there were all kinds of complaints from parents, the principal getting numerous emails. one said they made a "lewd and suggested movement speaker of the principal made the decision to forfeit their playoff game, thus ending their season. >> disbelief and it tears. >> the whole decision was wrong. >> today, in a surprise move, the principal reversed the decision. >> i retract my statement regarding the boys participation in the maryland state 4-a summer regional competition.

there was communication from parents and students attending the game. we decided to continue the investigation. >> as you might imagine, perry hall soccer players and students were happy to. >> they deserve to play, honestly. >> just for a dance to see on television of a time, for this to end up with them monday of the play is just unfair. >> i do not have words. i am shocked that it happened. i ready to play tomorrow. >> it is great. we fought for it. we were not going to stop. the system works. >> the game will be played tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> turning into a large-scale water rescue. some children may have to be

treated for hypothermia. iran tomahawk 40 5:00 p.m. this afternoon, two-- around 12:45 p.m., this afternoon, this occured. looking for two suspects in a deadly robbery turned murder. at this hour, the man who says they pulled the trigger is in custody. facing first-degree murder charges for the killing of freddie jones, jr. he is one of three people you see in this surveillance video. the footage shows the victim getting into some kind of argument and confrontation as this happened. it stopped before the shooting happens. authorities are now praising them for turning over the video and who turned the gunman in the

may surprise. >> his parents brought him into police headquarters. they saw their son's picture on the news, recognized him as the shooter. but there were not would be a will to live with themselves knowing something like this had happened. >> police are asking for an intermission on the two others involved. if you have any information, you are urged to call metro crime stoppers at 866-7-lockup. >> police may have gotten a break on a string of crimes perpetrated by police impersonators. jayne miller is in the newsroom now with the very latest. >> police credit one of the victims this week tipping them off in time to track down these suspects. the three men, -- were taken into custody after

two street robberies in west baltimore. there perched a man and said there were serving a warrant. >> the ripe old into his pockets, took an amount of u.s. currency, and then left the scene. "the victim and immediately called 911. the real police arrived and found the man committing a second crime on baker street. >> they were dressed in all black fatigues with a gold badges around their neck. >> they looked like a police officer? >> correct. >> the men are being charged and there are looking at whether or not they committed a series of home invasions in the baltimore carried out by suspects dressed as cops. the men face charges of police impersonation and armed robbery. one suspect was previously charged with impersonating a

police officer in 2008. he was not prosecuted. live from the newsroom, jayne miller, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the harford county teenager may have been taking part of a gang initiation when he invaded a home and shot the man inside. he is facing attempted homicide charges ever broken to a home through a dog door. this happened around 1:00 a.m. on october 20th. he shot him in the chest, demanded car keys, and drove off. investigators had been tipped off that he may be affiliated with a gang. he is now behind bars in york county. but the man accused of killing a teenager is back in maryland tonight. larry horton fled to alabama after the death of brian jackson. he is accused of killing jackson and dumping his body. he is being held in baltimore

county detention center without bail. his wife is still in alabama and will be returned later, arrested on a probation violation. >> tonight, investors are trying to figure out what sparked a deadly fire in the northwest baltimore. they were battling a blaze on elmer avenue when they found a body inside the garage. we are told flames started in the broad and nearly spread. -- in the garage and spread. this happened just before 8:00 in baldwin. investigators say he arrived on scene with his son inside. his son was pronounced dead shortly afterwards. but it took around 50 firefighters from hartford and baltimore two hours to get the blaze down. the building did not have a working smoke alarm.

>> the weather system passed south of us early this morning and hd doppler picked up on the rain as it moved across virginia and the carolinas. it made its way toward the outer banks of caroline and in its wake, sunshine returns. the brisk no. when the keeping things on the cool side. mid 50's on the eastern shore. it will be colder to live with clear skies and the north breeze. below freezing in the suburbs, up 40 at the inner harbor. and for a beautiful weekend and more details coming up on that in a few minutes. >> world markets taking a beating today fuelled by the on global concerns. down 2% for the week, and its first loss since september. >> labor department numbers

showing a modest job growth but barely enough to keep up with the population. brian mooar is doing some number crunching in washington. >> for unemployed americans, job fairs like this one may not lead to work. >> looking for a job is a job. >> my goal is to have a position landed by january. >> the economy added a lackluster 80,000 jobs come in up to ease the unemployment rate down one notch to 9% even. it is not great news, but a positive sign we are not sliding back into recession. >> stabilizing is a good news. accelerating is exactly what we need. >> washington is not celebrating >>. republicans and the white house are still deadlocked on how to create jobs. president obama is job plan is

suffering a slow death in the senate. his own job is on the line. he said that is not what he is worried about. >> i am worried about putting people back to work right now. those people are hurting. >> he created a job for himself, helping find jobs for recent graduates. >> they do not know how did get their foot in the door, a door millions of unemployed americans are still struggling to open. in the absence of legislative action, president obama says he will sign executive orders to do what he can to create jobs. in washington,, brian mooar, wbal's-tv 11 news. >> breaking news to bring to you. we go live to capt. roy taylor in sky team 11. >> we are on ireland and pulaski. there has been a motorcycle

crash. baltimore city police andems, on the scene. they should be allowed to get this cleaned up soon. i am capt. roy taylor reporting live from sky team 11. >> on sunday night, the ravens will be in enemy territory ticking on the pittsburgh steelers. they would like to dish out a nice helping of payback. >> first place in the afc north is on the line. pete gilbert joins us live from the studio with a ravens preview. >> this has not brought out the hate like so many others, trying to maintain some professionalism. the steelers have not really talk back to what we saw in week one. this first game as defensive coordinator could not lift up to

the statement that they would play more defensively. they forced seven turnovers. roethlisberger coming off his best weekend of the year. they will focus a little bit more on that veteran qb. >> we have played against better titans this year already. he is definitely a good one and well-rounded. talking about a balanced tied then that can ballots and catch the ball. >> this is what passes for trash talker. and look up the injury report, not really surprised. >> it is time for the ravens text question. do you think joe flacco has what it takes to beat the steelers in pittsburgh? 88509.

standard text messaging these to apply. >> drivers are keeping a very close eye on prices at the pomp of. >> enjoy it now, because a power player in the senate says come next year the gas tax is definitely going up. >> love them home. how you can score a free tour of the inner harbor when we come back. >> according to a new report, baltimore city brought in millions of dollars things to the grand prix, but there are vendors owed hundreds of

>> the pride of baltimore ii has returned home. they spent the past five months traveling up and down the east coast, canada, and great lakes promoting the bicentennial of the war of 1812. it will be open for free tours this weekend and you can purchase tickets for both saturday and sunday. when it comes to the state gas tax, it looks like all signs are pointing to yes.

the state commission has already given the green light to increase the maryland gas tax. senate president mike miller told a group of business leaders that he supports the increase. he also predicted that a bill would pass in the 2012 legislative session. one calls for a 5 cent gas tax over the next three years. >> one of the biggest risks your kid bases is being involved in a car accident, but the relatively new graduated driver's license that suspends driver's license privileges gradually can significantly reduce the number of fatal crashes. speaking of teenagers, the american academy of pediatrics recommends all teenagers 16 and up take an hiv test. many doctors are already recommending their teenage patients be tested. it can prevent infected teams

from and knowingly spreading the disease and remind them that this is serious business. new guidelines recommend hiv testing for all teenager 16 and up. >> in areas where there are high probablystd's asian test ever run between 16-18 months. >> they estimate 20% of those infected are unaware of their status and hope testing will become more routine. >> now your 11 insta-weather + forecast of chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> satellite imagery shows a weather disturbance to our south moving off the mid-atlantic coast allowing for high pressure to already begin building over the region with clearing skies. from baltimore north and west, skies are essentially clear with a little bit of cloud cover.

overall come a decent november day. a strong storm missing us to the south. with clearing skies and sunshine, temperatures were not able to climb very much today. 40's in western maryland right now, 50's around maryland in baltimore. the eastern shore ranging in the mid 50's. that no. breezes tacking on some clear air. look for lows to get around 30 in the outlying suburbs. sunset at 6:02 p.m. but after we set the clocks back one hour on sunday, it will be setting at 5:02 p.m., right around 5:00, so it will get darker earlier. area of low pressure moving out to sea and now a strong for all the way through the ohio river

valley in the southern plains. ready to deliver a beautiful november weekend. we will keep an eye on this unsettled weather in the west, but that is several days away. it's fantastic picture of all weather for this first weekend in november. the normal high still around 60, so a little cooler than normal. almost 28 before the sun is coming up and that changes as we turn the clock back an hour. it will be coming up at 6:40 a.m. small craft advisory tomorrow for two or 3 foot chops on the bay. beautiful in the mountains and into the 40's tomorrow. the eastern shore locations, sunshine across, breezy, but not

too bad. windy day on the beach, but lots of sunshine throughout the weekend on the lower eastern shore. we are going back to standard time this weekend so to o'clock becomes 1:00 on sunday morning, the official time the clocks go back. do you get to sleep in an extra hour sunday morning. ravens and steelers, snow, sleet, and all that is in play, but it looks like a beautiful football evening. kickoff temperatures in the low 40's come up for 50's. the seven-day forecast. drive through the weekend, partly cloudy with highs in the 60's. shower chances wednesday afternoon and lender into thursday and friday. >> is he or is not he baby daddy? >> i do not know this.

justin reacts to the allegations that he is the father of child. >> stephanie stanton downtown for day one of deliberation in the case against dr. conrad murray. the latest coming up. >> first, these two barns have been on fire for more than 16 hours and they say they will not die out any time soon. i will tell you why.

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debating the case of dr. conrad murray. stephanie stanton has the very latest from los angeles. >> the jury has been behind closed doors all morning in the deliberation room. they are contemplating one count of involuntary manslaughter against dr. conrad murray. we will know soon whether or not it will be a quick decision. >> friday at 4:00 p.m. is the bewitching hour. if they go into next week, that means the jury is struggling coming toward verdict. >> they're considering hundreds of pieces of evidence and 22 days of testimony including three of dr. murray's current and former girlfriends, former patients, jackson security guards, and medical experts. a chilling audio tape was played in open court. >> my hero. i just want to say [inaudible]

>> although dr. murray did not take the stand, they got to hear a tape recording of an interview he did with police days after his death. if convicted, he could face a sentence ranging from probation to four years in prison and also lose his medical license. jury deliberations began this morning and they will continue to run a normal court hours until a verdict is reached. stephanie stanton, wbal-tv 11 news. >> serious financial questions seems to be dragging down the baltimore grand prix. >> won business says the event forced them to close. >> that man could have been a hero to us as he shared and

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>> live, local, late breaking. you're watching wbal-tv 11 news at 5:00 in hd with stan stovall, donna hamilton, tom tasselmyer. 11 news at 5 continues now. >> tonight, new numbers are in and it turns out a baltimore grand prix may not have been as grand as the city had hoped. a new economic study shows the numbers fell short of expectations. >> there are a number of vendors who claim they are still owed hundreds of thousands of dollars from the baltimore racing development. lowell melser joins us live with more on the story. >> there is really two sides to this story. the mayor's office and the race promoter called this a success by bringing in late $47 million into the city. however, not one person, the marin, the promoter, -- the mayor, or baltimore city

development will comment on the hundreds of thousands of dollars owed to a number of vendors. >> who would dream that the powers that be in the baltimore city would allow something like this to happen? >> these are all the bills that they have not paid. this is the one and only bill that they have. >> they were responsible for pavement markings, concrete barriers, traffic control for the grand prix, putting in more than 1900 hours plus overtime. despite sending certified letters to mayor stephanie rawlings blake, council president jack young, and baltimore racing development

commission has not been paid. it is enough money that it could sink her business. >> we are in a tremendous financial bind because of this. i would hate to see this company go down because of this. >> she is not alone. the maryland stadium authority was owed almost $500,000 by baltimore racing development and had to get that money from an escrow account set up before the race. according to documents, there are several other companies that filed lawsuits against the baltimore racing development for hundreds of thousands of dollars. on the flip side, according to an economic impact study, the race generated $47 million, far short of the expected $70 million and two dollars -- $2 million went to the city and

state. 41% of those attending were from out of state. amazingly, no one involved in the race wanted to touch the issue of non paid vendors. the only response we could get was from the mayor's office in an e-mail that showed very little care saying, "it is easy to see a scenario where this events economic value will eventually overcome any short- term financial challenges." eventually, our calls were not even returned from the baltimore racing development or councilmen's offices. she's a she is in the process of obtaining a lawyer and says in her words that she feels that the future merck of the baltimore grand prix is now in peril. my downtown tonight, lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a change of heart by the principle of perry hall high

school means that the soccer team will not have to forfeit the rest of their season. the principal ended the team's season prematurely after receiving complaints complaining of the players taunting them by doing "the bernie dance." three men are under arrest and charged with armed robbery as assisting police officers. they are responsible for two street robberies on tuesday in which they posed as police officers. officers seized bullet proof vests and several weapons. -- they are now is debating whether or not there were involved in a series of home invasions. police have arrested a teenager in connection with a deadly halloween shooting in front of this chinese food carryout. he was taken into custody thursday night. police are looking for two other people. freddie jones, jr., which shot

in northeast baltimore. >> it has been one year since the embarrassing revelations emerged that the 200 graves were marked incorrectly. >> the center that oversees the problem says there has been major progress, so much so they invited sally kidd who joins us now to show us what she found out. >> the army says their task force has now gone over 86% of arlington national cemetery looking for discrepancies between the grave sites and the cemetery markers. it has been almost 18 months since shocking allegations of gross mismanament have surfaced. misplaced gravesite, ms. mark headstones. it was contributed to catastrophic incompetence and contract in gone wild. >> this process has been painful, but i am encouraged.

>> she visited arlington for look at what is being done. >> there are new systems in place, new processes. >> declined requests for comment and would only allow reporters, no cameras. they showed a new digitized record -- record-keeping system that will go on line as well as new ge space mapping. other checks and balances have been put in place as well. >> marking the liner, the grave, having to put it back up systems. >> the army also developed an app to take dozens of voters. >> it means a lot. i have friends that have already passed away. just to be able to do something that means lots of the family.

>> to have not found any more serious mistakes such as knowing who is known to be buried where, but of the discrepancies such as date of death that are incorrect. they say those are being corrected. reporting live from washington, sally kidd, wbal-tv 11 news. >> if you have a smartphone, you can save a lot of money if you are smart. >> coming up in the consumer alert, helping you find the best deals when you shop. >> wait until you see this video of a fiery chopper crash. how it all ended it, ahead in covering the nation. >> three men are now in custody accused of pretending to be cops. >> sunday night, the ravens face the steelers and ravens fans are fired up about the big game. i'm jennifer franciotti and we i'm jennifer franciotti and we are talhi. welcome to carmax.

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cornfield injuring six people. it burst into flames after crashing into a field and the single engine helicopter was flying to indianapolis from fort wayne when it encountered heavy rain. they crashed on that side before landing, but get this -- all six people escaped before it caught on fire. the deputies who shot many of the animals in ohio last month are describing the incident of terror. reports released today show when they got to the scene, lions and bears were charging toward them, forcing them to shoot and kill the animals. they say they had little time to react which is why they were forced to kill 48 animals including an endangered. tighter. the owner through back the cages before committing suicide on his farm in rural ohio. on one family's morning after the beloved dog was killed.

what happened after their three dogs and heard a noise in the woods. the all darted into the woods but only two came back, the third found dead with a gunshot wound. he mistook the german shepherd for a coyote and killed it. [inaudible] he could have been a hero to everyone who shared and believed in our story, but he pulled his trigger. twice. he killed our dog. >> the hunter has since been charged. >> justin bieber stopped by the today show and spoke publicly about claims that he fathered a child with a 20-year-old woman. matt lauer asked him if what the young woman claims is true. >> to set the record straight,

none of it is true. >> do you know her? have you ever met her? >> never met her. >> she claims she had sex with him backstage when he was just 16. >> we are mad as hell and not going to take it anymore. >> really? that is what consumers are saying when they staging a nationwide protest tomorrow. >> a major new poll out today about herman cain. you may be surprised. that story coming up next. >> smartphones are becoming the latest coupon binding to will. i am kim dacey with more on that next. >> hd doppler showing rain on the carolina outer banks, but that is not moving in this direction. details on the seven-day coming up. beautiful views as the sun sets, up 56 at bwi

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>> in washington, a woman who charged herman cain with sexual- harassment may claim to give details, but the day began for a

boost for the candid. a new survey of the voters put him at an all-time high. we have tonight commitment 2012 update. >> herman cain had reason to smile, confirmation today from a major poll that allegations of harassment have not slowed his assent. >> the american dream has been hijacked. the good news is we can take it back. >> he is at an all-time high, 23% nationally in the abc news washington post poll conducted since the revelation that three women who worked with the national restaurant association in the late 1990's accused herman cain of unwanted sexual advances. up 55% say it is not a serious matter. 70% says it makes the difference to their vote. at 23%, he is virtually tied with met romney at 24%. today he laid out for the first

time how he wants to transform social security and medicare. >> the eligibility age astrid still the increase to keep up with changes in longevity. these will give tamara's senior the same kind of choices that most americans have in health care today. >> he has to share front runner status with another businessman. >> the way i approach to solving problems is the way all successful people and do. i did it for over 40 years. make sure you are working on the right problem. >> he is refusing to hunker down. he is talking 9-9-9and denying wrongdoing. if the sexual allegations stick, the voter surveys will have to be redone. from washington, wbal-tv 11 news. >> your 11 insta-weather + forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer.

>> the storm is scooting just to our south this morning in moving away from the mid-atlantic. things are looking good for the weekend and not so nice of a picture right now on the outer banks. cloudy and went down that way, but the storm will leave them alone as well. almost the entire mid-atlantic northeast should have a beautiful november weekend. the clouds that went through last night with that storm to our south kept the numbers from falling too low this morning. we have not seen the low for the day yet. we will go past 46 before we get to midnight. 52 is the lows so far, but then it did warm up a little. no. wins behind that departing storm kept the wind in check and where we are holding steady. low to mid 50's with cooler air in the higher elevations. wind out of the north and it will turn out cold.

40 downtown, sunset at 6:02 p.m. that storm is moving off of the carolina coast allowing high pressure that stretches far eastern canada through the ohio river valley all the way down the taxes. this big sprawling area will center up and produce clear skies for a couple of days to come from a perfectly timed for the weekend. the futurecast is indicating from western maryland to the coast a beautiful weekend. but also include for the ravens- steelers game. on the cool site tomorrow with a north-northeast agrees. sunny skies only 51-56, just below normal. sunrise at 7:39 a.m. a small craft advisory on the bay with gusts up to 20 miles per hour on times. in western maryland, called stuff tonight, cooler tomorrow, but below 50's in garrett and allegany counties on sunday.

eastern shore locations, a beautiful november weather. sunny skies, a little on the breezy side tomorrow with a northeast breeze at 20-25 miles per hour. those winds will die down a little bit by sunday. if you are taking the trek up to but the bird for the ravens- steelers game, great november weather for football. the seven-day forecast -- 53 tomorrow afternoon with a brisk northwest wind. cox moved back one hour at 2:00 a.m. and 60's coming back on monday, tuesday, and wednesday with showers possible wednesday night into thursday. >> if you are fed up with your bank, you can take out your frustrations anytime, but a lot of people are doing it tomorrow. bake transfer day. er day. transfte over 76,000 have pledged to move

their money. an air surveys shows at least 650,000 people have switched to credit unions cents a several big banks announced they were attacking on the debit card fees. most have caved under the pressure. several new applications for your smartphone can connect you with special loppers and deals at a variety of retailers. the convenience cannot be beat. kim dacey has the details. >> smartphones are everywhere and it seems there is an application for everything, even ones to save you money where you like to shop. >> everyone is looking for a deal. a lot of retailers use that as a way to put their best products in front of the best customers to create synergy between shoppers and retailers. works with best buy and target.

>> it tracks where you are and it knows when you go on to retailers and. you get points for just going into certain stores. >> you can also get points for scanning items at stores and then can cash them in for gift cards and other items or donate to charity. other applications feature a wider variety of stores. salelocater.com coupon sherpa has an alphabetized list. >> you can pull it up on the screen to scan when you are out or it will give you a breakdown of what offers they have available. >> some also have their own apps where they offer their own deals. no more clicking or printing. these high-tech strategies take the brunt work out of couponing. >> one of the best things about this is no paper clips or been stabbed to remember. it is always with you on your

phone. >> to download any of these applications come you can find the links on our website, wbaltv.com. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> more than two dozen arrested for showing upp at schools. details new at 6. >> ravens fans are talking about the big game on sunday. when it comes to the steelers, there is no shortage of opinion there is no shortage of opinion about

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>> as you know, this is not any purple friday, but the ones before playing the steelers. >> that is why it is not just any purpled friday. it is a huge game for the ravens because they will be the steelers for a second time this season, but this time they will have to do it in pittsburgh. jennifer franciotti talk to fans of the big game. >> what a fun game for ravens fans. the first game of the regular season where the ravens demolished the steelers in a 35- 7 win. now in week 9, the ravens go on the road to pittsburgh. at the to grow in northeast baltimore, more than pancakes are being served up, thoughts about the big game. >> i am really pumped up. i was excited when we won the first game of the season. i know this is a different game, but i think the ravens can

pull it out. >> they are our nemesis. i went to the opening game with them, which was delicious. i am concerned that we need more consistency and balance in the team. >> i get more fired up when it is the steelers. >> i hope we spank them saturday night -- sunday night. >> the signs are all around, bubbleheads, and it ravens and jewelry for sale made by her daughter. >> they come in to eat and then they see the jewelry. it works. >> what would work would be a win on sunday night. with players going into hostile territory come it would be nice to see people in baltimore at hines field. >> all you see is black and yellow everywhere, so the purple really sticks out. the more purple, the better. >> as for the die-hard fans, just in case they do not know -- squealers like the

at all. >> and they are not my favorite people. i will just leave it at that. here at keeps grill, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> ravens-steelers sunday night the ball kicking off with gerry sandusky live from hines field. for the ravens countdown, 6:30 p.m., followed by "the ball might in america." that will be right here on wbal- tv 11. >> here is a look at what is coming up next at 6. >> the baltimore grand prix brought in millions of dollars, yet there are a number of vendors "a lot of money. i will melser with the stories redhead. >> three men dressed rated for

-- three men arrested for impersonating police. >> the boys' soccer team at perry hall high will play again. live coming up. >> live, local, late breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a report today shows the baltimore grand prix fell way below expectations. >> there are a number of vendors claim they're still owed a thousands of dollars from baltimore rates and development. will meltzer joins us live from city hall with the story. >> the mayor's office and the player promoters are calling the $47 million brought in a success, however no one, not the mayor, the promoter, anyone who helped make this race a reality will comment on the hundreds of thousands of dollars that are apparently owed to a number of vendors raising questions about the racist