[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good afternoon. i'm sarah caldwell. a partial verdict for a man accused of raping a 12-year-old girl inside a baltimore county will ring. a jury delivered a not guilty verdict on some charges but deadlocked on others. barry simms is live in telson with a more on what it means for davon perry. >> it is a partial victory but prosecutors could still pursue the remaining charges. the jury found 26-year-old davon perry not guilty of second-

degree rape and not guilty of second-degree rape involving a difference of age, mean the victim was under four -- 14. the jury told the judge it was hopelessly deadlocked. davon perry was on trial accused of raping a 12-year-old girl at the roller rink. the girl initially said she was grabbed and dragged into a storage room in august of 2020 -- 2010. she says three men held their down and forced her to perform sexual acts. one faced charges in juvenile court and a 19-year-old flood guilty to a sex offense charged. prosecutors presented dna evidence showing they were involved but lack the dna from davon perry. >> my client, first of all, denied culpability from the very beginning. the evidence presented by the states, although they did do a good job in their presentation, the standard of guilt is beyond

a reasonable doubt and the state did not need the burden. >> it has been hard because we want him home and we knew he was innocent. davon cannot do this. there was no dna. we knew he was innocent. >> the baltimore county state's attorney's office declined to comment because of pending charges. perr's family said the prosecutors offered a plea deal but davon perry refused it. reporting live, barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. opening statements are expected in the trial of an inmate accused of murdering a corrections officer at the former house of corrections in at jesup. prosecutors say 32-year-old lee stevens step to the corporal mcguin into the other six and a second suspect has been charged. it could be a test of maryland's revised application of the death penalty. four arrested in connection with a deadly bar brawl in carroll county in august.

identified the men as the two- year old john robie from hagerstown and his two sons, each charged with second-degree manslaughter and assault. a fourth man, michael grimes, is charged with manslaughter and assault. police say each of them took part in the brawl that killed 26-year-old craig myers. two people are in shock, following a stabbing in brooklyn park. it happened just after 8:00 p.m. sunday night in the 300 block of orchard ave. a man and woman were both stabbed. they are in serious condition. no word on a possible motive or suspect. friends and family are mourning a local chairmen, carroll county native matthew sidler was killed in action. our reporter talked to some of matthew's friends. >> even when you have friends serving in the military, you don't expect ever to get a phone

call -- and you don't expect ever to hear that it was your friend who is gone, that was killed. >> when christopher got this call if you days ago, his friends had been killed by and ied in afghanistan. >> that was tough. it really took a few days for it to even settle in. i just could not believe my friend was gone. and that i was not going to see him again. the matthew graduated from westminster high school in 2008 and entered active duty in november of 2009. he had just celebrated his 24th birthday on tuesday and his facebook page was filled with well wishes. a few days later, they were riding on his wall to express their condolences. christopher has been holding on to fund memories. >> we would have fun. but really, the best parts were really just everyday, playing

pool, playing cards, and having a good conversation. >> according to an independent data base, the war in afghanistan has claimed 1872 lives since it began. as the westminster community gets ready to lay one of the latest victims to rest, christopher hopes his memory will live on. >> a fund, caring, loving man who -- fun, caring, loving man who was always able to tell a joke and brighten the day. >> the pal tv 11 news. -- wbal-tv 11 news. >> good afternoon. it is chilly out there. tempters only a 38 bwi marshall. but this does not tell the whole story. a storm system developing from the south and we have had light precipitation moving into the state from glen burnie. some rain, but some also coming

down as snow. something to keep in mind if you are traveling south of baltimore, you could run into slippery conditions. temperatures are above freezing right now. and not expecting freezing yet. >> all right, thank you. now to politics. the latest polls show mitt romney still leading the losing support in new hampshire. tracy potts has our commitment 2012 update from manchester. >> mitt romney is still the clear leader in new hampshire, but his support is waning. he has a double-digit lead in today's suffolk university tracking poll but it is down 10% since iowa. newt gingrich told supporters this morning that attacks on mitt romney's record are working. >> instead of being told he is inevitable, they say, who is he? the minute they say that, they say i am not sure i want to vote for that. >> at a chamber of commerce breakfast, drawing a contrast between his economic record and

president obama's. >> if people want somebody to turn america into europe, bacon vote for the other guy. >> ron paul remains a solid second. jon huntsman, who put all his eggs in the tampa's basket, came in third. rick santorum, who came so close iowa virtually tied with newt gingrich. he focused on business, jobs, and obama. >> he does not trust free people, with small business doing things he may not be able to watch over. >> in contrast to send a positive 81 virtually everybody turned on mitt romney, today candidates making their final arguments are focusing on contrasts with president obama, a man they all hope to be next fall. the poll also shows about 12% or 1 out of eight undecided. from manchester, new hampshire. tracy potts. >> the nfl divisional playoffs

are said and they will not include our rival, the pittsburgh steelers. in a stunning end atim twbow and the broncos beat the steelers and overtime. that means there will be a new afc champion this year. denver took a quick lead, but by the third quarter the steelers were back in it, tying the score by the end of regulation time. we go to ot, and the steelers lose the coin toss. not a good sign at all. but check out thomas with the stiff arm to ike taylor. it's the 80-yard touchdown. denver gets the w -- 29-23. a win that takes the broncos to new england. nicely done. still ahead, details of every talk -- recall involving several over-the-counter drugs. if you have a new iphone 4s, might -- why you may want to check your next bill. first, an american sense to

death for spying.

>> covering the world, an iranian court sentenced a former u.s. marine to death for allegedly working for the cia. iran's intelligence minister says the u.s. citizen was plotting to disrupt upcoming

parliamentary elections. iran claims amir mirzaei hekmati received special training and served at military bases in iraq and afghanistan before heading to iran. the 28-year-old former military translator was born in arizona and graduated from high school in michigan. he was visiting his grandmother's in iran when he was arrested. under iranian law he has 20 days to appeal his sentence. back here, about 100 soldiers are on lockdown at a base in washington state while military police investigate a theft involving hundreds of pieces of sensitive military equipment. the soldiers are being held in a building at joint base -- while authorities are trying to find out what happened to hundreds of sites, scopes, and night vision goggles. all of the soldiers are part of the striker force brigade second infantry division. they have been confined -- confined since saturday and no one is allowed to leave until the investigation is finished. still to come, we interview the new stars -- stars of the new

show "are you there, chelsea?" and auto makers are back in the black. >> and the weather is trying to get our attention and tell us it is still winter. partly in the 30's which means it is cold enough for snow. a live look outdoors.

>> pharmaceutical co. novartis issued a recall on several over- the-counter drugs. it is voluntary and has only been issued as a precaution but is urging u.s. customers to

destroy or return unused products. they include bottles of exedrin and no doze with expiration of 2014 as well as containers wellbufrfrin and gasx, with the expiration of 2013 or earlier. the products may contain stray or broken hills. if you upgraded to the iphone4s you may have to up -- update your data plan. it eats twice as much data as its predecessor and three times as much as the 3g, according to a technology firm. most of the usage is linked to siri, the virtual personal assistant, and increasing use of other on-line services. nbc premieres a new comedy on wednesday "are you there, chelsea?" based on the best-selling books

by actors and comedian chelsea handler. to join us live with livelaura prepon. -- with actress laura prepon. how much they like these the satellite interviews? >> i love it. i am morning person. can you tell? >> this show looks awesome. tell us about the promise, chelsea. >> it is based kind of loosely on all the books i have written and all of the characters you find in the books. we have the 27-year-old virgin friend dee dee, so we change names so people cannot sue me. are you playing a clip? >> we are. we are taking a look at you and laura together. you play the sister but laura plays you, chelsea, right? >> yes. she is a much more likable version of may.

[laughter] >> how much of a fan of you were chelsea's and is playing her daunting for you at all? >> of course, i was a fan of chelsea's, and when i first read the script -- and i am familiar with the books and read the books, the character was just awesome and how could any actress not want to play this? the cool thing is from day one, they have really given me creative freedom. the character, i never tried to be any specific version. it is my own vision of her and let me do it and it has been awesome. it has never been daunting to me. >> it looks like it will be a lot of fun. thanks, ladies. >> thank you. >> "are you there, chelsea?" premiere's right here on the wbal-tv 11. >> your insta-weather plus forecast.

>> good afternoon. we are keeping our eye on hd doppler. at the latest storm system coming our way. you can see the first batch of moisture in the southern tier of maryland, coming as a wintry mix. a light rain toward the same areas, and if you had no. it may actually come in at mixed in with some ice and maybe some snow as well. as possible around glen burnie or annapolis. but there is more cold air behind it. something to keep in mind, we could still continue to see the rain-snow line inching closer to baltimore. what is happening? we have the moisture and it is cold enough to snow. we needed to be near freezing but it does not have to be that way background. even though it is well above freezing on the ground we could get snow in baltimore. 37 degrees in gaithersburg. we are tracking this on futurecast, which shows the

possibility of the presentation and baltimore. here is the futurecast, you can see the light pink, that is just hinting at the possibility of some wintry weather. baltimore is basically on the northern fringe. and where north of that stays mostly dry. around baltimore through anne arundel county, if you get showers this afternoon they will be pretty lights and a good them down with a mix of snow. a better chance to see the mixing around 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. and if you see anything before that it is probably too warm to get mostly anything else but rain. but we will see the temperatures dropped close to freezing and he's -- freezing closer to 9:00 p.m. if we could see light showers mixing with snow and then the showers should and early this evening. down to the upper 20's for the low temperature. the first system moving to the south and passing off shore but the next one is forming right now in texas, heading our way into thursday -- wednesday night, into thursday, and it

will come with heavier precipitation most likely in the form of rain as it draws and warmer air. fast forward to wednesday, the rain develops over baltimore. we are on the warm side of the storm. this is just a rain event that tapers off. the back end, maybe snow showers leftover fried it. what you will notice is a noticeable change in the temperatures by the end of next week. in the 50's for the next couple of days. as we drive out this weekend into the playoff game sunday, those temperatures will be chilly. expect upper 30's at best. >> for the first time in more than two decades, all three american auto makers made gains. it has given a sense of hope to car companies at this year's the toward auto show. >> small cars, big expectations. the focus of the detroit auto show where 40 new models are making their debut. >> the first thing everyone will know this is an upbeat spirit

because the year ended on a very high note for auto sales and especially the big three. >> what they are showing a practical cars -- midsize sedans and suv's are affordable to drive and to buy. and lawmakers pushing hybrid cars and those who make good marts -- mileage. >> fuel economy is the big issue. everything is all about fuel economy. >> car sales at the best in three years. many are tempted by incentives and cheap loans. millions of others have aging cars they need to replace. >> people are driving really old cars. the average age is almost 11 years old, and age we have never seen. so, we think there is pent-up demand that will force people to buy new cars. >> one thing missing at this year's show, trucks and full- size suv's. shoppers are not buying either sell lawmakers are counting on smaller cars to give them big sales.

>> coming up next, your maryland lottery midday pick 3 and pick 4 numbers and another check of the insta-weather plus forecast. but first, and look at how wall street is performing this hour. street is performing this hour.

>> tonight at 11 news at 5:00, after a string of low turnout elections a baltimore a new push to change the election cycle but

a major sticking on the, public officials may see a short term in office. a local camera store files for chapter 11 bankruptcy. what you need to know if you have done business with penn camera. let the preparations begin. about the purple. the ravens getting ready to take on houston, texas. now your maryland lottery pick 3 and pick 4 numbers. >> good afternoon, everybody. angela jackson from wbal radio. first number, 6, printed on the ball, moving on to the next number, a one. and here is your final pick 3 mid-day number -- 4. 614. the new to dollar power ball rolls and to maryland sunday with a bigger jackpots, better odds and more millionaires. even more powerful than ever.

here we go. of course number straight out of the gate, i, and then the next number up is, zero, and then we have this one for everybody, bob -- it is another zero. we will wrap it up with this number, 8. 1008. it is the maryland lottery, let yourself play. >> back again with a quick check of the seven-day. >> chance of showers this afternoon. don't be surprised if it mixes with snow, dry tomorrow, more rain wednesday and thursday. >> a good day to be out this tomorrow. thank you for joining us for 11 news at noon. be sure to watch tonight at 5:00.