>> live, local, and late- breaking, this is wbal tv 11 news tonight. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good evening. our big story. the aftermath of a deadly car crash on route 50 near davidsonville road. a car driving the wrong way. no four people are dead. we are live in glen burnie. >> they have released the name of the fourth victim.

the state police is continuing to investigate what happened. maryland state police are trying to figure out how one of these cars ended up on the wrong side of route 50 early saturday morning. three teenagers including britney walker worked in a car that was traveling the wrong way. that car slammed into a car driven by it terry davis and sparked a fire. britney and her fellow passengers all died at the scene. officials say terry davis and died on the way to the hospital. britney's family declined to talk on camera, but she played soccer and lacrosse at a high school. a spokesman for anne arundel county public schools said that sec three rows graduated from the high school. -- from meed high school. several people called 911 to report a car that was traveling

on the wrong side. it is unknown of those reports are not connected to the accident, state police have not said if alcohol or speeding was a factor. a spokesman for the anne arundel county schools of a grief counselor will be there at school tomorrow. >> thank you. the investigation continues into the deaths of two people in queen anne's county where police say a driver struck a pedestrian and both were hit by another vehicle. if it happened before 7:00 yesterday morning on route 544 in crumpton. megan pulley struck a 57-year- old with her car as he was standing or walking along the road. when she got up to help him, another car hit the votes. one was flown to shock trauma and was later identified.

police say she stopped immediately after the accident to help. friends and family gathered tonight at a candlelight vigil to remember a woman who was killed in a hit-and-run accident last week. police say beverly more was crossing an intersection near lincoln share court when she was struck by a car. the driver failed to stop off and turned on to joppa road. they hope someone will come forward. the vehicle is described as all light-colored 4 door ford 500 sedan. the car may have damage to the right front bumper. if you have any information, call baltimore county police at 410-307-2020. prince george's county police say the man whose body was pulled from a well may be a

victim of a homicide. his body was found at the bottom of a 20-foot well. police had been tipped off by an anonymous caller. prince george's and alexander police are planning a news conference tomorrow. occupy protests began to heat up again across this weekend. clashes with police turned violent as demonstrators were a arrested in oakland, california. in washington, they plan to crack down on occupied d.c. protesters. barbara hall takes a look at how the protests are going. >> occupy oakland protesters took to the streets again this weekend and the scene turned violent. demonstrators tossed bottles at police who responded with tear gas and smoke. >> there are cops on one hand. we turned around, there are cops on the other end. there is no way out. all of thes had

protesters lined up against the wall. >> they were accused of burning the american flag and provoking officers. >> today, the demonstrators have been the ones who have been instigating most of the violence. >> a claim that is denied by protesters. >> the teargas was on all day today. all we were doing was marching. we did not throw anything. >> in washington, the occupy movement move to the hotel were members of the alfalfa club were dining. this, a few days before the national park service is slated to end overnight camping at occupied d.c. sites. and it landed, demonstrators protested at a bank. authorities in oakland have decided to crack down, arresting more than 100 protesters this week entered >> if it is time for the occupied movement to take a stand on whether this kind of behavior if that has nothing to do with the 99% movement should be tolerated. >> governor martin o'malley drew

applause and cheers while speaking to a national conference on gay and lesbian equality by pressing to make same-sex marriage a top priority and the maryland general assembly. >> it is the dignity of the free and avers people who at the end of the day all want the same thing for their children. for their children to be able to live in a loving and caring and a stable home that is protected equally under the law. >> the governor deliver the closing remarks at the 24th national conference on lesbian- gay-bisexual entranced gender equality. he says compassion and justice are needed in the debate over same-sex marriage. the legislation passed the state senate last year but stalled and the house of delegates. with one full day left before

tuesday's primary, mitt romney appears to be widening his lead. but newt gingrich says even if he loses floor, the fight for the gop nomination is not over. we are having trouble getting that report. the first family enjoyed an afternoon out today on a trip to the corcoran gallery of art. president obama, the first lady, and their daughters walked the blocks from the white house to the museum. the current exhibits include 30 americans which the museum describes as the showcase of many of the most important african-american artist for the last three decades. still ahead, hazardous conditions at a florida highway. ten people are dead and more than a dozen in the hospital. police are investigating. and it's almost here -- at the

super bowl. we will show you how fans are preparing for the big game. >> the clippers produced a burst of snow to our west. we will talk about the insta- weather-plus forecast in a minute. we had gusty winds and that cold front approaches. the temperatures are in the mid 40's right now. we might be seeing a couple

>> back to our report from the florida primary were mitt romney has a big lead. brian moran has the latest. >> newt gingrich is trailing mitt romney in florida but says he can still sees the nomination. >> we have no evidence that romney is coming close to getting a majority. when you take all of the non it is likely votes,

there will be a majority. >> newt gingrich hoping to be the last conservative standing. rick santorum canceled campaign appearances to be with his daughter. and ron paul is not campaigning in florida. the latest poll shows newt gingrich trailing romney by 15 points. >> 156 house republicans voted to reprimand newt gingrich when he was house speaker. >> he says he is getting air bombed with negative advertising. the former speaker is just making excuses, according to romney. >> if we fail somewhere or if we fail to get the support of people, it is time to look in the mirror. >> florida is looking for a two men fight for 50 delegates. winner-take-all. 400,000 people have already voted. the early vote seems to be favoring romney. >> in florida, the florida

highway patrol says that 10 people died in a series of crashes this morning on a dark hallway that was shattered and haze and smoke. seven tractor-trailer's and 12 passenger vehicles were involved in the pileup on interstate 75 in gainesville. some burst into flames. a mix of heavy fog and thick smoke blew across the highway. it caused havoc on the northbound and southbound side. the visibility was so poor that rest were is could only listen for screams to locate the victims. >> those conditions of smoke and the fog settled and over the area very quickly anticipated the visibility. >> police say the fire began yesterday. they are trying to figure out whether it was intentionally set. the fire is contained but still burning tonight. a texas sheriff said that he was

at the right place at the right time to rescue two women who drove into a lake. >> open the door and get out. go in the front. >> wow. the deputy was on patrol when he saw the tail lights of the car. and the women had their faces pressed against the back windowcall in for help. look at this video. the deputy called for backup. he broke the window and pulled the woman to safety. >> as i am trying to break the window, their heads were pressed against the roof trying to get air. they are that lucky. i do not believe they would have been found very quickly at the boat dock. >> amazingly, the women suffered minor scratches. they said they got lost trying to find their way home. a wrecking ball finishes the job mother nature started. demolition started today to tear down st. john's mercy hospital in joplin, missouri.

the building could not be imploded because there are old lead mines underneath. service continued at the ground- breaking ceremony at the new hospital nearby. >> that was not that long ago. devastating for those folks. >> we had spring-like weather right now. >> temperature-wise. we are above normal today. there has been some snow west of us. it has caused low visibility and slippery driving conditions. as the snow was to the east, it is losing it. the air is dry. there were sprinkles. when i checked out the door a few minutes ago, it was bringing. we have dropped to 36 degrees on t.v. hill in the past five minutes. there you see the snow flakes. there was a lot more of that on the radar 20-25 minutes to go to

our west. what is happening is that -- there is a cold front coming, too. this band of what was snow and a spotty shower activity has run into that dry air and is shrinking. there could be some slippery driving conditions up towards the pennsylvania line where temperatures are colder. there might be a few slippery spots on the roads. take it easy. but it is not as bad as it was when it was back in carol n. frederick county and washington county in the past hour. as it moves to the east, it will continue to shrink it down. 48 was the high at the airport today. the inner harbor hit 50. the typical high is 42. we were well into the 50's yesterday. the day before we were into the 60's. so, we are still running above the average for the season. the morning low of for this morning was around the freezing point. here is a graph saying where we have been and where we are going

to be. here are the temperatures. here we were last week. the normal high this time of year is 42. today, we stayed above that. tomorrow will be above that as well but a couple of degrees. then we will have another spike in the coming week and then start to drop off as we go towards next weekend. we just cannot settle into wintertime. temperatures. westminster and frederick at 34. 37 airpark 10. downtown, 45 was the last check. our temperature was about 45 -- up four or five degrees. it is in the 30's and 40's on the eastern shore. here is the system coming through. at lost a lot of its moisture as it came into this right hedry a. the winds have swung more northwesterly. will of warm arir come our way.

a few sprinkles with the north- northwest winds at 10-20. 28-33, the overnight low temperature range. tomorrow, 43-47. fairly close to the average for the season. some clouds move in by the end of the day. we start out sunday. west wins 10-15 knots for boaters on the bay. the insta-weather futurecast. here we go. we showed that system going through. another one passes to our north tomorrow. by wednesday, we have a wet storm system coming into relatively warm air. look at the temperatures. 48 tomorrow. 62 wednesday. maybe even a shower on thursday. by the weekend, in the 40's and the 30's and we might see a few flurries protect the giants and hatred have their sights said on indianapolis preparing for super bowl xlvi next weekend. while the game means to work for

the team, the fans are getting a head start in the super city. jay gray has a closer look. >> the game may be a week away, but the priority has already started in indianapolis. >> this is the biggest day. >> and so far, things seem to be zipping right along. this zip line is one of the unique attractions in this year's super bowl village which includes 550,000 square feet of football fun. >> it is better than what we expected. there is more stuff to do, not just for adults but for kids as well. >> it is the first time the big game has been played in the midwest. >> it is only three hours from chicago. it is not that big of a deal to enjoy the weekend. >> this weekend, thousands have. >> i have never seen anywhere close to the super bowl. it is really cool. >> it's fun and games for more

than 150,000 fans expected. there are couple of groups coming to town for work next weekend. the patriots left new england after a rowdy sendoff this afternoon. >> we are going down there for one reason. we're going to give it our best. and hopefully, we have a lot more people in our priority next week and heard >> the giants will make that trip tomorrow. >> it feels great. if it is hard to find all of the right words to describe it. this is a culmination of a lot of people's careers. when you get to the super bowl, you have to enjoy it. >> a good time that has already started a week before kickoff. >> and a reminder you will only be able to see the super bowl next sunday, february 5, starting at 6:30 on wbal-tv 11. how are you doing, pete? i know. you felt it. >> i would have been traveling

today to indianapolis. instead, we are looking at the pro bowl, which is not a good game. we have a great moment for a baltimore ravens. next in sports.

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>> now 11 sports. >> the nfl pro bowl could show the way -- should go the way of the vcr. the skills challenge may prove more exciting. but until i replace roger delaware, it stays. ray lewis gave better effort than most of it. his 13th pro bowl game. john mccoy, the handoff.

the crowd booed here. brandon marshall did earn mvp honors. this, one of his four touchdowns. rather spectacular. we did have some eye candy. a little love for ray rice's bullzoer. the afc won, 59-41. another celebration of loyola basketball. the gray house one for the 15th time. niagara on friday. now allowing them to score a single point for a final 8 minute of the game. shane walker, 17 points, 11 rebounds. nba in miami. this is special, even try lebron

james. take another look at this. he flies over john lucas. like a slam dunk contest. lebron james, as great an athlete as has ever stepped on a basketball court. he shined in the fourth quarter, too. 35 for lebron as the heat hold off the bulls 97-93. tiger woods had the chance to make a serious statement this week. he shared the third round lead. however, he struggled on sunday, never contending on the back nine. finished in a tie for third. when it comes to frustration on the golf course, that was nothing. the pga classic, kyl stanley looking for his first win. a 3-shot lead here. his approach had too much juice. it's just not tall enough.

trickles inot the water. it's wide left. play off started today seven shots back. stanley's turn. it slides by firght. brant stedecker enjoys the early season at victory. nadal and djokobvic, the australian open. we go to the third. djokovic, winds up that big forehand. taking the third six-two. the pounding of the groundstroke continues. that sales what. gives nadal a tie break. nadal giving in to fa

tigue. djokovic the serve for the match. in 5 hours, 53 minutes, the longest grand slam final in history takes the australian open 70-5. that was a great match. please stay with us. one more check on the weather.