detected on the door. residents did not hear about this crime. given the communities close relationship with authorities, they were surprised police did not warn them. >> it has caused a lot of our rich and they will be hearing about it. >> on december 30 at 6:30 p.m., two suspects approached a designer. they said hello as they displayed a handgun saying, where is your phone and your money. he give up his phone saying his wallet was at the house. the suspects even tried to pry his tv mounted on the wall. authorities say they took clothing, wallet, and apple ipad tablet. that was not enough. they ordered him back into his infinity suv enter a room for our stopping at atm machines to

withdraw money from his account. some of the withdrawn attempts failed. they took turns holding a gun to the victim. according to a police report, the suspects mention that day had killed people previously but would not kill him as long as they cooperated. >> the holiday weekend it did not stop police or city hall from telling a significant decline in the number of murders. here is footage of a man attacking a city officer as the attempted to make an arrest. >> this particularly jarring crime went unnoticed. >> i think it was in the communications pipeline. >> the neighbors at the mount royal association meeting which is our larger neighborhood association were shocked that our representatives from the police department who appeared at this meeting the was not aware of this crime at all.

he got a lot of heat. >> within the past the minutes, city police released a photo. it is an atm photo of both suspects. what goes by the nickname of jerome war booty. anyone with information is urged to call the police department. -- jerome or "bootsy." >> we are following breaking news at this moment. this is video from sky team 11. they are battling a two alarm fire. this is on tall pines course. three people have been taken to the hospital. there are more than 50 firefighters on the scene working to bring this fire under control. stay with us what we monitor the

situation. >> the victim of the first deadly fire of 2012 has been identified. rob roblin has been on the scene since early this morning. we understand she had been with the schools more than 30 years. >> she was a schoolteacher. in 1981, ms. mary hines retired as a principal. she has lived in this community for 50 years. she was known as ms. mary and she was loved by everybody. you are looking at cell phone video taken by craig cook this morning when firefighters first arrived. >> the flames took over the house so fast, there was nothing anybody could do. by the time the fire department got here, it was like the first -- the whole front of the porch was engulfed. they tried and tried. they say it did not succeeded.

>> firefighters discovered the body of an elderly woman. >> she appeared to be on the first floor in between the first term and the metal rim of the dwelling itself. there was a working smoke detector going on inside the dwelling. however, this woman appears to have had some motel -- mobility issues. >> neighbors say the victim worked inside the baltimore city school system and was a longtime resident of the community. one of her neighbors said she was well known and well liked in the neighborhood. >> people will come by and remember her as being their teacher from third grade and up. >> did you live next to her for a long time? >> yes, i have been here for a long time. >> firefighters say they're working smoke detectors in the home and they were trying to remember what caused the blaze appeared >> she did everything she could for people.

she was a very good woman. very respectful. >> this is the first fire fatality for the city of baltimore this year. >> tonight a man is charged with attempted murder and assault after police say he set fire to his girlfriend. the iteam brought you the story back in november reporting as a man and woman burned and their home. tonight police say the flames were set on purpose. he is accused of pouring paint thinner of his girlfriend and sending her on fire as well. a search of the apartment and uncovered the only working smoke detector ripped from the ceiling. >> baltimore for county fire crews were busy. a blaze broke out at 7:30 on the sunshine avenue. everyone the escaped without injury. the house was a total loss.

because of that fire remains under investigation. >> the prosecution has rested in the trial of a man accused of raping a 12-year-old girl inside a roller rink the storage closet. it focused largely on dna evidence. barry simms has been in court all day. he joins us with the latest developments. >> the judge tossed out 11 of the charges against dave. they decided not to prosecute 12 others. the jury will charge of second- degree rape, assault and perverted practice. now let's tell you about the dna evidence. >> prosecutors presented a key part of the investigation into the sexual assault of a 12-year- old girl. they also included an explanation on why their case did not include any dna evidence. he is charged with the august 14, 2010 rape in woodlawn.

the victim claims that they dragged her into -- a director into a storage room and forced her to do sexual acts on them. she found the dna of the co- defendants on the victim and on the victim's clothes. jurors were told there was no dna match for dave. dna cannot prove guilt or innocence. it is a small piece of the puzzle. the main reason dna is not found in the sexual assault include the use of a condom, the person cannot produce sperm or had a vasectomy. the dna was there but not detected. the attorney has based much of his defense on the lack of dna evidence.

>> tomorrow the defense begins to present its case. reporting live from towson, barry simms. >> baltimore city fire officials are looking for the source of the carbon monoxide leak that sent two people to the hospital. has backers were on the scene at 11:00 this morning on the 900 block of washington boulevard in southwest baltimore. two people suffered from carbon monoxide poisoning. we are told none of the conditions were life- threatening. >> arctic air and a few flurries and snow showers, that is moving off the coast now and a major warming trend heading our way. radar imagery showing it moving out for most of this thursday. temperatures that started in the twenties this morning have formed into the 30's.

41 ran out in baltimore and 50 down at no. falk this hour. 69 as far north as rapid city, south dakota. that warmth in the middle of the country is moving our way. expect temperatures to climb for friday and saturday. more details on that coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. in new hampshire tonight, mitt romney is under fire and rick santorum is hoping his strong the showing in iowa lights is a fire. >> jon huntsman is hoping to pull off a super search and new hampshire. he is in manchester with tonight's 2012 update. >> and jon huntsman pinning his hopes on new hampshire. he put out a new tv ad. >> we are getting screwed as the american spirit >> after hearing jon huntsman today, chris was impressed but not sold.

>> i still have some more research to do. >> he had been here for months stuck at 7% in state polls. he is encouraged by rick santorum who came from that far back to nearly when iowa. >> the old ally stevenson and less time -- how hall meetings does pay off. >> be leaving in a limited government and free people, strong families, strong communities and churches. >> he has jumped from fifth to third in a new hampshire poll but it is only at 8%. also in single digits is newt gingrich. he has vowed to take down mitt romney in the two weak candidates. >> i think this support may melt pretty rapidly. i do not see him as much of a front runner, frankly. >> mitt romney is far ahead here, over 40%.

>> he lived next door, so nobody can pull your wool over your eyes on my record. >> many republicans are ready to rally around the candidates that can win the next weekend in november. >> my choice would be jon huntsman, but i do not think he has a chance. >> mitt romney has to win big. if he does not, it is sure to add to the doubts about the front runner that many of his rivals are trying to encourage. from manchester new hampshire, i am steve handlesman. >> still ahead, your ability to defend off pneumonia may start off with what ever farmers are feeding their livestock. >> the fda is cracking down on what they demand farmers cut back on. >> the latest of a messy and water main break when we come back.

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>> a messy water main break left many businesses with all services for much of the day. a 10-inch line broke right along the 2100 block. water in the area should be restored soon. >> in tonight's medical miller, it is something that health advocates have complained about for years. livestock has been said -- livestock being fed and to be honest. humans are becoming more resistant to it life-saving antibiotic, the fda is ordering farmers to limit the use of the antibiotic. is not the only class of antibiotics given, but it is a critical class for humans. it is used to treat pneumonia,

and salmonella and humans. some people are calling it a modest first that for the fda. a report by the american cancer society show that fewer people are dying of cancer. between 2004 and 2008 cancer death rate decrease to about 1.7% among adults. the reduction in death rates were seen in every ethnic group except alaska natives and american indians whose rates remain stable. it is always horrifying and heartbreaking, but it happens hundreds of tons a year when small children are killed or injured when a car backups' hitting them. often it happens at home. an advocacy group is calling for mandatory bacchant cameras for new cars. some people do not believe that is the best solution. -- mandatory back up cameras for new cars.

>> often a parent accidently backs over them. this e.r. doctor treats them every year. >> we see kids who were just knocked out. we screen them and send them home. we see kids who have had their torso or had run over and died from those injuries. >> kidsandcars.org asked hospital portent -- reports of injuries from 2005 until june 2007. 46 kids were killed and 100 injured. to help prevent accidents, the group wants the rear view cameras to be required in all new american made cars. some say it will cost too much. the highway traffic association have been considering a mandate since september 2010. >> she would love that because if she sees her little one running at around and does not want to stay in one place. kits are curious. >> especially when a parent in

the car without them. >> all cars have a blind spot in the rear. i will check all of my mirrors and behind me. it looks like the coast is clear. but if you look in the rear view camera you can see the coast is not clear. there is a content feet behind our car directly in our path. that tone is about the size of a toddler. >> i would be concerned that people would a glance in their rearview camera, not see a child and it back up when what they should be doing is just being aware of children in the vicinity of the car. >> my car does have one of those backup cameras. while that does not mean you have to check -- not check over each shoulder, it is a real comfort knowing there is nothing right behind you. >> yesterday morning single

digits in the low teens all across the state of maryland. this morning it is not quite as cold by far. 26 for the low at bwi marshall today. 28 degrees up in new york city. all the way up into deep york. 70 degrees below zero yesterday and today 17 above. that is a 34 degree turn around. we ended up with temperatures climbing above normal today . 46 normal actbwi marshall and 46 at the inner harbor. record high is 69. i am not talking quite that warm, but it will be well above normal temperatures for friday and into saturday as well with the arctic air gone. partly cloudy skies to contend with across the region. we are looking at afternoon readings on to the eastern shore and adopted the coast. higher ebullitions of western maryland were there is some snow

on the ground. not all that called for this time of year. super cast shows partly cloudy skies expected overnight. we are not talking about bitter cold, we are talking about what is fairly average for this time of year. light winds, chilly temperatures and a partly cloudy sky. it should stay that way throughout the day tomorrow. much warmer temperatures expected with sonny clouds mixed and with a breeze. we will tap into some unusually warm air. we would not be surprised at all if a couple of locations away from the bay, water temperatures are a little chilly. we could see highs approaching 60 degrees. a 1 foot shot. you could see water temperatures at the upper thirties, right on the shore of the bay will be noticeably cooler than inland locations. 45 degrees tomorrow. eight snow shower could redevelop on saturday.

a cold front moving its way through on saturday. east of the mountains, 50's for a couple of days and that will cool off for the second half of the weekend. it may trigger a sprinkle. 58 of the lower eastern shore tomorrow and 54 on saturday. you can see the war but the weather pattern coming our way. behind this war affront in indianapolis right now. 68 degrees at rapid city, 66 in kansas city, 49 and cincinnati. all of this is pushing to the east that will come in our direction on that sock westerly breeze tomorrow. we will see quite a bit of sunshine tomorrow into saturday. saturday night as the front slides through, maybe a sprinkle. it will be a touch cooler but no arctic air over the next seven days. 53 degrees and maybe a sprinkle saturday evening. partly cloudy and a touch cooler.

monday system passing south of us could produce some rain. we will keep an eye on that. right now it looks like it will as baltimore. some rain comes our way in the middle of next week. >> thank you. still ahead, three young girls perished in a fire along with grandparents. >> family, friends, they all said goodbye today. >> keeping your fireplace clean and safe does not take very long but it could save lives. details coming up. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity:

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grandparents also died in that fire. it is unclear whether the home had any working smoke detectors. in the wake of that tragedy, tragic does not really cover a story like that. in the wake of the fire it is a good reminder to follow proper fire safety. >> kim basey has some tips to make sure your family stays safe. >> the workers advance to cancellations are busy this time of your checking to me across the area. it is something they -- checking chimneys across the area. >> we will come out and do a safety inspection. whether you use it or not we are coming out to make sure the fireplace is ok to use. >> most of the time of the fireplace is used, the chimney need to be swapped out. if not done correctly, it could

cause a fire. >> it starts to break down the masonry and mortar and then it starts to spread inside the house. >> and other safety tip is to keep the screener doors on a fireplace to keep sparks from gliding out and keep the area around the fireplace clutter free. >> how to dispose of the ashes is extremely important. fire officials and connecticut's a smoldering embers that were placed in a backward because of a house fire that killed three children and grandparents on christmas. ashes can retain heat for days. >> how long is ask want to stay hot? it stays warm for quite a long time. people need to because it meant of the fact that this ash might still be warm. remove the ash in a metal bucket. leave it sitting on a noncombustible surfeit -- surface away from the house.

>> you can make sure you keep your family safe and warm this winter. >> good advice. >> great tips. >> still ahead, getting the very first job is always the hardest. >> a national effort goes local. what committee leaders of cities to happen down so that the set -- the city youth get summer jobs.

>> live, local, late working, you are watching wbal tv 11 news. 11 news at 5:00 in hd continues now. >> a push to make young people working across the country begins right now. it is an effort to put you thought a payroll. >> president obama proposed the jobs program to not only target employers but thousands of young people who still need jobs. tim tooten joins us with the details. >> more than 30% of baltimore's 14-21 year olds were working -- looking for work over the summer. now there is hope that more of them will be hired. >> it is still six months until the end of the school year.

that has not stopped some of the youngest residents from job hunting. >> i need a job be around, not just the summertime. >> he white house is putting pressure on businesses to create summer and year-round jobs for thousands of what they call low income and a disconnected you. >> i have been trying to get my niece -- if they do not call you it is frustrating. >> it is the simplest version you will hear coming from job agencies hoping to find work for youth in baltimore city. >> we have more young people who want to work and who should work but for home we cannot connect to a summer job because we do not have the resources or employers willing to hire. >> some see the tops proposal as an important for step to dealing with the large unemployment issues. >> it does make a difference. for many young people, that first work experience is what helps them understand what the the world of work is like.

>> the obama administration admits this latest effort is to try to go wrong congress to boost an ailing economy. >> a number of those positions at the white house will be unpaid the training opportunities. to learn more about baltimore city's summer youth program, lot onto our web site wbaltv.com and click on education alert. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories. police are looking for two and in connection with a home invasion, armed robbery, and kidnapping. they have released surveillance photos of the two suspects that brought a bantu different atms in the downtown area at gunpoint. neither of them have any facial hair. any information on the identities of the suspects to see should contact the central district of baltimore city police in the detective unit. a retired principal has died in

a fire in east baltimore. it just happened after 9:00 on north lakewood ave. firefighters were able to control the blaze, however barry hines died of smoke inhalation. --mary hines died of smoke inhalation. because of the fire remains under investigation. a utah man was arrested after a dispute left his with injuries. he has been charged with attempted first and second- degree burglary, assault and reckless endangerment. he was visiting his family when he struck his father and injured his knees during an argument. he is being held on $100,000 bail. >> our military will be leaner, but the world must know that the

united states is going to maintain our military superiority. >> president obama founded the united states will maintain the best equipped military in history despite budget cuts limit. he made those remarks in a rare appearance in the pentagon briefing room today and the criticism was not long in coming. >> in a rare appearance at the pentagon, president obama put his personal stamp on a new smaller military budget. a change in priorities after a decade of war and iraq and afghanistan. >> the word must -- the world must know the united states will maintain our military superiority with armed forces that are agile, flexible, and ready for the full range of threats. >> $480 billion will be cut over the next decade. details will not come out until after the president releases his budget next month.

a defense secretary says everything is on the table including health plans for retirees. he promised benefits for those who serve. >> we are going to protect the benefits that are provided to our troops and to their families. at the same time as i said, we have some responsibility to try to control costs in this area. >> there will be more investment in special operations forces. unman the tools like drugs. military experts say cutting troops on the ground is risky. --tools like drones. >> particularly the army which will shrink in size and panetta wants it to shrink even more, any time you shrink the size of the force who are taking a risk. >> the bullet tore it will focus less on europe and more on the middle east and asia pacific regions of the world. >> the president says the defense budget will still be

larger than it was at the end of the bush administration. >> the two sides of maryland same-sex marriage debate are about to go head-to-head. labor unions are taking their stance. the afl-cio are backing efforts that will gay and lesbian couples to marry. there are mobilizing members to push the bill through the legislature. bill supporters are hoping today's announcement gives their fight some additional muscle. >> coming up, a building catches fire with women and children inside. >> the rescue is caught on camera. what the location may have been key. >> the race for the republican nomination, the focus is on new hampshire. we will have the

>> we are getting a closer look at how much money maryland casinos are pulling in for the state.

the casinos are pulling more than $12 million in the month of december a long. the state generated about $200 per machine per day in the month of december for the berryville location. >> hundreds of new jobs are on the way to howard county. the trip -- grocery chain is recruiting full-time employees for its new columbia location which is to open at river parkway. the positions range from entry- level management to customer service and cashiers. there are a wide range of culinary and restaurant openings. you need to make an appointment for an interview. we have a link to the affirmation of our website wbaltv.com. you just need to click on "as seen on wbal." dozens of the vehicles involved in a chain reaction crash in texas. emergency crews said two cars

were on fire when they received on the scene and a tanker truck was overturned. four people had to be rescued using the jaws of life. officials say fog and smoke from wildfires contributed to the accident. >> a dramatic rescue was caught on tape as five people are trapped in the balcony of a burning apartment in north carolina -- >> i told them to throw the kids of the balcony and we will catch them. me and my boyfriend. >> firefighters arrived in minutes. first responder say they were lucky the location was so close to their station just 200 yards away. >> another setback for general motors.

the problem is the batteries again. >> also in consumer a lawyer, the numbers are in on holiday retail. which store is did the best and why. >> the insta-weather 7 + forecast coming up next.

>> a president is robbed at gunpoint. the search for the suspects and white the crime is particularly troubling to the community. nancy jacobs is making a bid for the second congressional district seat. why she decided to run a plus reaction. those stories and

>> the defense team for casey anthony was trying to figure out what the video was posted online. it is the first time she has spoken publicly since being acquitted from killing her daughter. in the video it was being recorded in october but she is very little detail about her undisclosed florida location. >> how much things have changed since july and how many things have not changed. the good thing is things are starting to look up and things are starting to change and a good way. i hope things stay good and they only get better.

>> that video is about four and a half minutes long. and that her daughter is never mentioned. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> the arctic air slid off the coast and pushed away from our region last night and this morning. it is a relatively mild weather pattern from new england through the great lakes, northern plains, southwest -- it is hard to find any good january air. made a 20's around baltimore. some thirties and even below freezing in northern florida. 31 at jacksonville this morning. a little chilly down that way. con -- contrast to 48 in kansas city. 42 for the low in the denver. not all that bad for jan. around the nation. a little bit of cloud cover in

the mountains to the west. some snow on the grounds are temperatures will be chilled a bit by the snow cover. you can see that happening in oakland in the low 30's. 45 downtown baltimore. 33 down at salsberry. partly cloudy skies continuing through friday. close to nine not as cold but typical for this time of year. -- close to night not as cold but typical for this time of year. warm air from around the country will be spreading east. temperatures out here that have been running way above normal throughout the day will be punching east into the mid- atlantic. the trailing front will not get here until later on saturday. by the time it reaches us it should be fairly dry. we will see this out here pushing east over the next day or two. 68 degrees up to rapid city.

temperatures will be running well above normal. i will not be surprised if we hit '60s and some parts tomorrow. it will be way above the norm. as it tracks east you can see it track dries up south of us. tomorrow almost feeling like springtime. southwest winds. son up at 7:27 and setting at two minutes before 5:00 in the afternoon. it will be chilly if you are out there on the day. air temperatures away from the bay will be quite mild but near the cooler waters it could be chile. 45 degrees in the mountains. east of the mountains basically dry weather going into the weekend. an outside chance of a sprinkle. highs tomorrow well up into the 50's and not pulling off at all until late saturday night.

near 60 on the lower eastern shore tomorrow at 54 tomorrow. mild weather through the first half of the weekend and a little bit cooler on sunday. weather systems all of us could produce a little red on monday but we will see cloud cover it around the city and points north. a better chance for rain on wednesday. >> into nats consumer alert, a move similar to a recall general motors is asking the vault owners to bring their electric cars in for a battery issue. three batteries caught fire during federal safety tests. the fires occurred seven days to three weeks after a crash tests. all volt honors are being urged to return the car for several structural repairs. a lot of us entering 2012 are hoping things will be different for skyrocketing gas prices.

the worst prices could be worse to come is coming after what analysts say is the most expensive year on record. >> it is not as uncommon for prices to go up 90 cents which means we would break the record high. >> the highest prices predicted for may and june. we could see them go up a half cent to one penny per day. 11 news reported late last month that work at the plant is on hold. baltimore county is announcing and out reach initiative to help those people who are out of a job. and information fare will be held next thursday january 12 at the united steelworkers union hall. it will include presentations about unemployment insurance benefits and the career services. 11 in the morning until 3 in the afternoon. the holiday season paid off for most retailers.

holiday sales were not as robust as 2010 but still finished on a high note. the stores with the best deals did the best business. >> the majority of retailers are bringing in the -- bringing in the new year thanks to holiday shoppers. >> the economy was a little better. i did a little bit better shopping than last year. >> sales were up this season 3.3% over all. stores have to go all out because consumers waited until the very end to spend. >> we have been calling it a white knuckle christmas. it came late and it was on sale. >> still on a budget shoppers looked to get the most for their dollar. >> i was shopping with discounts. i wanted to get all the discounts i could. >> there was a twist on stores that did well this season.

big department stores like macy's and nordstrom's saw an increase. discounted giant including target and calls saw weaker sales. walmart slashed prices and rolled out a layaway plan to compete >> i think it took its toll on many. sears is one we heard a horrible season. >> the company announced it will close as many as 120 sears and kmart stores after a holiday sales slid more than 20%. the talent for all retailers this year will be getting shoppers to spend again without counting on all of the discounts. >> so many of you have asked us about a public memorial service for wbal ron smith. those details are being released tonight. the beloved voice of baltimore talk radio will be 11:00 a.m.

on january 17. the service will also be broadcast live on wbal plus as wsell as wbal radio. nancy jacobs is going to try her luck for maryland's second district seat. what she plans to do to change washington. >> what started off as a joke between france has turned into a full-time operation for fans to help the baltimore ravens are super bowl bound. i will tell you about fans- straight ahead.

>> they have come up with a way that everybody can rocket little bit of joe flacco's stache action. >> we all had blisters on our thumbs. >> joe's decision to grow has turned into a big idea for these neighbors that have turned up orders for the thousands. >> we actually acted on this one. >> we went around to the local craft stores and got out the scissors and started cutting out food manchus. >> they started selling them by word-of-mouth. they now have an off site manufacturing location. in the last few weeks, they have

sold more than a thousand that fu manchu is. >> we have gone so far from just sitting in our house is cutting moustaches to packaging them and having them out and about in 30 locations. >> die-hard baltimore ravens fans are having a ball creating catchy slogans. >> put one on your wife. put one on your neighbor. >> they have a youtube video and it website encouraging fans to send in pictures of themselves wearing a mustache. >> they are happy and is off -- it is awesome. >> anyone can wear one. the cost $5.10 dollar from every sale is donated to the living classroom conditions. the goal is to donate $10,000 by the "chuper" bowl. >> we want your picture. if you end up getting one send a

picture of yourself to ulocal. >> i have never seen a can look better. --jen look better. that is quite a fu manchu. some of the 11 news fanned moustaches that we have. she is starting to workers comfortably. i think she will grow into that. to see more had to our web site wbaltv.com and click on ulocal. >> i remember when you were growing that you're there were a lot of people riding on you. somebody said, you have to get in there. you need a razor. that is all for us at 5:00. >> one of the most able neighborhoods and baltimore city police kept them in the dark. details next on 11 days. >> the prosecution rests and a man accused of raping a 12-year- old girl at a skating rink could

take the witness stand. >> a state senator throws her hat in the ring for congress. >> clive, local, lead to breaking, this is -- late braking, thisis wbal new at 6:00. >> baltimore city police are investigating a kidnapping in the bullpen help. >> authorities did not inform the community or ask the public for help in locating the suspect. david collins is following developments live from city police headquarters with the latest. >> it surprised residents because bolton hill has a close relationship with the police. what troubles residents is that police did not tell them about the latest crime, they heard it from