creeks and down one vehicle trapped inside a -- one person trapped inside a vehicle and the other driver ejected from the vehicle. one victim was pronounced dead at the scene. county police have shut down but north and south bellaire road while they deal with this accident that is still under investigation. from captain roy taylor. we are heading back again because the weather is getting too goofy for us. >> the critical part of the storm will be in the next couple of hours as the system is beginning to leave us and the temperatures fall couple of degrees, we might see some slight accumulations on colder surfaces. most of the area temperatures in the they have been above freezing, but with the setting sun and temperatures falling a couple of degrees, the storm could produce a light accumulation. mostly rave from baltimore sells

an east and the storm should gradually pull away. there is a winter weather advisory for northern frederick county, an inch to 1.5 inches of snow up there. it goes through carroll county, northern baltimore and cecil counties as well. temperatures are getting close to the freezing point. that means slide accumulations might occur. north of baltimore and colder, grassy areas, overpasses, bridges, and steps. most of the area will just a wet but there could be some slippery spots. we will continue to monitor the storm as it tracks through an update the forecast in a couple of minutes. >> state officials have been preparing for snow over the past 24 hours in advance of the possibility of a messy to me. >> rob roblin joins us from parkville work crews have been busy expecting something to happen. >> tom tasselmyer called it yesterday. he said the temperatures on the

ground and the sidewalks and the roads would be warm, and when the soviets, it would melt. you can see right behind me credit when the snow pits, it would melt. so far -- you can see behind me -- when the snow palachits, it d melt. county and state officials have been getting ready for the worst. all morning long, people were watching the skies, waiting for the first flakes of snow to fall. as you can see from these white stripes, state highway crews got out early, pretreating the roads before the snow began to fall creek >> what it does is spray a thin layer of concentrated salt water on the road. prevents the initial bombing of snow and ice. >> you would think that in a

winter -- the initial bonding of snow and ice. >> you would think that sales of snow stuff would be down. >> we have actually had an increase in the sale of snow shovels this year, probably close to 300 so far. >> the have everything? >> i do. i just bought a new show, so i am ready to rock and roll. >> i don't know how much know we are supposed to get, but i will be ready. >> around 1:00 p.m., it finally started to snow. it was coming down steady, but the warm roads and sidewalks are melting the snow quickly. >> we got hit with 50 inches of snow a couple of years ago, and that was something to worry about. i don't think what we have now is anything to worry about. >> so far, it is nothing to worry about, but once again, drive carefully. as these temperatures drop, the snow will start speaking in we

will have some ice on the roads. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> you can track the weather, try our interactive radar, holon -- on wbaltv.com. >> a newborn infant found dead inside a dumpster in harford county. barry simms has been in bel air all day. what is the birth mother telling police? >> police here tell us the woman told them that she actually did put the fetus in the dumpster. she claims that it was stillborn. out of sympathy and concern, someone leaves a bouquet of flowers along with this message, "may god hold you in his arms, little one." police found a fetus in this dumpster tuesday evening. >> we are all trying to figure out what is going on. >> minutes after police

arrived, word of the investigation spread on facebook. detectives went to the dumpster after an adult female contacted baltimore county police, claiming she had put the fee is there. baltimore county police and harford county sheriff's deputies were directed by a woman that said she had given birth earlier that day to an infant that was stillborn and that we should check trash bin. we found a plastic bag containing the fetus. >> is so weird, why you would put it in a dumpster. >> police think an autopsy will result other questions progress the woman is very cooperative and indicated the baby was stillborn. to prove otherwise, that is why the autopsy investigation is being done.

>> police tell us that the birth happened in bellaire at the home of a relative of the woman. right now they are not releasing where. they took the woman to upper chesapeake medical center for treatment. >> it is a great world we are living in that people are putting babies in dumpsters. it is pretty horrible. i don't understand it. >> bellaire police tell us so far no charges have been filed. that are awaiting those autopsy results which they say might take about a month. barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police have confirmed a 43- year-old baltimore county man was struck and killed while walking along the streets in dundalk last night. happened just after 8:30 at the intersection of north point road and belmont avenue. preliminary investigation revealed that he was in the northbound traveling when a car hit him.

he was taken to johns hopkins bayview where he was pronounced dead. initial reports said the driver of the vehicle was not at all. >> at the trial is already unfolding into an emotional and graphics series of witness accounts in the george huguely murder trial. live. melser woris >> the testimony continues at this hour, but after seating a jury after two long days, opening statements and the commonwealth were -- first witnesses were called to the stand, including yeardley love's mother. the most unexpected statements so far came from the defense as they presented their opening statement, saying that george huguely is not capable of maintaining ally, saying "he is not complicated, he is not complex, he is a lacrosse player." as evidence is officially presented in the george huguely

murder trial, opening statements by both sides take the better of two hours wednesday morning. virginia commonwealth attorney corner chapman's statements mostly surround the night glove was found dead, explaining how george huguely most likely keep open the door to the apartment, leaving the evidence. chapman went on to say that forensic evidence would show love died from blunt force trauma and that it took her two hours to finally died after sustaining her violent injuries to the head. huguely attorney said car relationship was an on again-off again won re cheated on each other throughout, and that tempers flared both ways. he said medical experts which showed that love died from positional asphyxia after mixing and alcohol with drugs.

huguely said "nothing i did last her." would have killed our she kept her composure in she told the court about how police came to her to tell her that her daughter had died. her testimony was short and to the point, as was that from her sister and cousin, basically talking about going up to uca to gather her possessions after her death. as far as getting to the meat of the case, the fourth witness, her former teammate testified about how she was told the rest of the lacrosse team about her death. >> the judge made it very clear today before the court session started that he would have no problem going past 6:00, and it appears that is what is going to

happen this evening. coming up at 6:00, we will have more testimony from plouffe's downstairs neighbor and what she saw and heard that night as well as her best friend and remind who was the last to see her live in the first -- and the one who found her dead. >> are interactive timeline details the events leading up to the trial, plus pictures and updates, on the extended coverage section on wbaltv.com. >> the dog found brutally abused in anne arundel county may be linked to a larger case of dogfight in an area. animal control officers say someone found a pitbull suffering severe injuries in linthicum last week. medical responders determine that if he did not get immediate veterinary attention, he would have to be euthanize. police believe he was being used as what is called a bait dogs to train other dogs to fight. authorities are now searching

for the people responsible. meanwhile, the dollar remains under veterinary care and will be sent to local -- the dog remains under veterinary care and will be sent to a local rescue shelter. >> when it comes to help the child birth, will have the final word on scheduled cesarean sections and induced labor versus the natural way. that is ahead on medical alert. >> 911, a scene in which one rescue worker says she'll never forget. we learn what joshua paul was doing right before his home exploded with his two sons -- joshua palmore. -- joshua powell. >> those who failed to support even suspected child abuse could joke -- could go to jail. details coming up.

>> i thought it was a mistake, i kept knocking, and then i called 911. >> the latest twist in to the seattle investigation of the house explosion that killed the missing woman's two sons and their father. a terrifying picture of the

moments just before it joshed powell allegedly blew up his home. the social worker attempted to get a dispatcher to send authorities quickly. powell was scheduled for supervised visit with his sons and the worker when he lost himself in and then according to authorities, used hatchet on his kids before lighting a home on fire. >> there are two little boys in the house and an adult man. he has supervised visitation, and he blew up the house and the kids. >> police say he planned the double murder the day before buying gasoline, transferring several thousand dollars of his bank account, and even giving away his children's toys. also released last night, his chilling voice mail. he has been named a personal interest hint the boys' mothers

disappearance. >> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is joining forces with the march of dimes to lower the number of babies born prematurely each year. the strong start campaign aims to educate doctors and patients that if a pregnancy is healthy, it is really best to wait for labor to begin naturally instead of being induced are scheduling a cesarean section before the due date. the babies are not only gain weight during last week's but their lungs and brain are still developing. another new report reveals that teen pregnancies have reached their lowest levels in almost 40 years. an estimated 7% of u.s. teens became pregnant in 2008, a drop of 42% from the early 1990's. the report finds that the number of teen births and abortions have both declined dramatically.

improve contraception is thought to be responsible for declining pregnancy rates. held a vigil concern that 43 people in maryland, west virginia, a new jersey have been sickened from milk sold at a pennsylvania dairy farm. the form that has raised concerns is the only one cut that has raised an -- officials are asking residents to discard any raw milk purchase canadair since the beginning of this year. after an 11-day voluntary shut down, a former resumed bobolink raw milk -- the farmer resumed bottling from milt. a popular program has children as young as five doing son salutations and downward dogs. >> heads down to defeat.

step back with 1 foot, step back with the other foot -- head is down to the feet. >> 5 to 10-year-old taking yoga classes. >> we get to do like different animals and we get to stretch. >> teaching yoga to anybody is a lot of fun, but kids are just naturally yogis. they have no inhibitions, no fears. they are not self-conscious. >> the instructor has an acting background and use this theatrics and sound techniques to engage the kids. they do fine stretches like a jungle cat and silly snake. >> for the most part, they are capable of doing whatever adults do. in terms of their physical flexibility, sometimes more.

>> she loves it. she loves learning the poses, and her confidence, even if she cannot necessarily do something berkeley, she is confident about the fact that she is doing it. >> the program has become a -- even if she cannot do something perfectly. >> the program has become so popular they are expanding it to sunday afternoon. >> we want to start them young, get them moving in. >> stopped animals are encouraged to help the kids relax. -- stuffed animals caught are encouraged. >> it is a class that is helping kids learn about their bodies and even helping them in other ways that parents can appreciate. >> ipad a student once they to me, i could not fall asleep at nap time today, so i started doing the yoga breathing and i fell asleep. i did not tell him to do that. they are very smart, they understand how to apply what they are learning in yoga class

to their lives. >> when it comes to kids and fitness, no one has in more vocal than a first lady michelle obama. she appeared on late-night with .immy phelafallon the hilarious competition involved who looks, dodge ball, and a tug-of-war. fallon said it is all about being find an active, it doesn't matter if you win or lose. >> the first lady said it matters. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we are reaping the benefits of of mild winter, warm ground, warm pavement. the temperatures in this event had been mostly above freezing. that means all the snow is melting on contact. the last bit of the storm will

be what we have to worry about as it pulls away from the region. the last bit of snow will be falling into cooler air. the potential is there for a light accumulation before it finally moves out later tonight. we have reports of 1.5 inches of snow in frederick county and trace amounts in the northern and western suburbs. that is the problem area in the next couple of hours before the back edge of this gets out of here and we will have clearing skies as we head for tomorrow morning. rain celanese the baltimore and that is how to stay through the rest of this again as it tracked through. -- range south and east of baltimore. the temperatures made it into the low 40's at the airport and the inner harbor. it was colder than that in the northern suburbs. we are close to normal today as far as temperatures go, but a little too warm for major

snowfall. 38 in downtown baltimore right now. closer to freezing as we get near the pennsylvania line, back in northern carol county. in southern pennsylvania, it is around the freezing point. western maryland is already seeing the snow winding down. snowfall potential is only about an inch or so. even the upper eastern for may catch a little bit of that as the system moves away. higher amounts in some of the mountains of west virginia. it looks like it is winding down between 8:00 and 10:00. as it gets close to midnight or a little beyond that it will start to really wind down and move away. by thursday morning we should have mostly clear skies across eastern and central maryland. a couple more hours and this will be gone. close up 36-42.

an ic package could certainly occur, so you want to be careful. -- an icy package. the weather for thursday and friday should be nice. it looks like a burst of arctic air will come sweeping in from the north over the weekend that may bring another chance for snow. sunday tomorrow, a cool day. on the bay, winds out of that nw and waves around 1 foot. the forecast shows the skies clearing and the temperatures warming again. are there sweeps then, the front arrives saturday with snow showers, and by sunday, the chance for a flurry, but 19 in the morning with an afternoon high of only 35. >> just two blocks away from the inner harbor, and early 20th century fire house has been auctioned off. >> more than 18,000 square feet and two stories high.

>> some of maryland's taught high school students are in the natural -- in the national spotlight. we

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a slow-growing number of maryland high school students are passing advanced placement exams. this is the fourth year maryland has received the top honor. tim tooten is live in the newsroom. what is their secret of success? >> over the years, maryland seems to have found a way to get more students to take ap courses and passed them. this appears to be paying off. these students have one thing in common, they are all taking four or more advanced placement courses. >> it definitely reflects well to colleges that you try to take the hardest classes you can. i like to think that i take them for the educational value.

>> maryland has caught the attention of the college board that designs the ap courses. maryland students taking the exam and burning a score of 3 or higher is up 1.5% over last year. this study hall help students get ahead and prepare more of them for college. that is not the only motivation. >> i am not just focused on getting the credit for college as i am taking more rigorous courses. those come into play, but i am also taking more challenging courses. >> there are other reasons why students are taking in passing the courses. >> those students generally do better. we think it is because they have been exposed to the river. they have had a college textbooks they have had to use -- that have been exposed ketubahs more rigor. their expectations have been

raised. -- they have been exposed to more rigor. >> for most of our students in maryland, it is a chance to experience what the next level of education is about. >> when it comes to the advanced placement, maryland students are once again leading the nation. maryland got high marks for tripling the number of low- income students over the past five years who have taken at least one ap exam. to get a closer look at the national exam, but to our website, wbaltv.com. -- go to our website. >> quite a shake up in the race for the gop presidential nomination. rick santorum took a big win yesterday, sweeping three states. what that means as the republican party moves toward -- moves toward super tuesday.

>> you are taking a live look at the downtown inner harbor area. we will have more on the weather, coming up. here is a live report on where the next round of precipitation is headed. we can almost tell you how much.

>> live, local, late-breaking. you are watching wbal-tv 11 news and hd. 11 news at 5:00 in hd continues

now. >> here is what we are working on right now. monitoring a wintry mix that is making the rush-hour commuters a bit of a challenge for people in the northern maryland area. >> the winter weather advisory has been lifted, but conditions will continue into the evening. let's check in the tom tasselmyer. he will set the record straight for us. >> we do have a winter weather advisory for the no. counties until 8:00. a couple court hours before it starts to wind down. lighter snow patches tracking through the northern suburbs. temperatures are falling, getting closer to freezing across the northern tier. some of the cameras are showing light accumulation on grassy areas and colder surfaces. an inch of snow is still possible. as we had through the early evening, the system will begin to wind down and pull away from

the region. things have quieted down a bit in the mountains to our west. there is some very cold air and more snow in our weekend forecasts. we'll take a closer look it that in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> was breaking news at the top of the 5:00 hour. police and first responders are on the scene of a deadly accident in baltimore county. that accident happen late this afternoon along bellaire road. we are told the vehicles involved collided head on and the road is closed as that investigation continues. testimony is now underway in the murder trial of former cuvier lacrosse player george huguely, who is accused of killing his girlfriend from maryland, yeardley love. cox series of prosecution witnesses included love's family members and a neighbor who reported hearing a loud noise the night of her death. authorities are investigating

the discovery of the body of a newborn infant in a trash bin in harford county. voorhies responded on tuesday night after receiving a report that a woman had dumped her baby into the dumpster, which may have been stillborn. deputies searched the area and found it. the body will be sent to the state medical examiner's office for an autopsy. >> neighbors of gerry sandusky are concerned he had been watching their children from his house -- neighbors upper critique neighbors of jerry sandusky. sandusky has been on house arrest since december and wears an electronic monitor on his ankle. he played -- face is 52 counts of child sex abuse involving 10 children over 15-year period lawmakers in annapolis want to

make it a criminal offense for failing to report child abuse or neglect, and it could lead someone in jail. david collins is live in the state house tonight with more. >> state laws urges everyone to do the right thing and report suspected child abuse. however, a lot of not provide the authority to prosecute those who do not. -- blog does not provide the authority to prosecute those who do not -- the law does not provide the authority to prosecute those who do not. >> it was the worst moments of our life. when you have held a child in your arms, when you put band- aids on the injuries, when you beg people to intervene. >> diane and her elementary school colleagues fell to a dozen reports of suspected child

abuse, yet no one came to the rescue of the 8-year-old. m took him out of the school. >> find the headmaster and charge him with a failure to report suspected child abuse. it was not until i got back to my office and got the book out that i realized there is not a criminal penalty, and there was nothing i could do about it. >> the state does not have the power to prosecute when the law is not followed. republican senator nancy jacobs is shepherding a bill that makes it a misdemeanor crime, punishable by a $1,000 fine and a year in jail. >> we want to be able to save a child who has been a victim of abuse, as many times as it goes unreported. >> by enforcing the existing law

that is in place today, we will begin to make the changes that people will be on notice and they will realize they have a legal obligation to report it. >> many lawmakers consider this only a bill of good intentions. there is already competing legislation. we will have more on that new at 6:00. >> a very somber day in annapolis as friends and colleagues remember former annapolis mayor dennis callahan. he died this morning after suffering a heart attack in his home. he was elected mayor back in 1995 and served one term. john leopold called him a trusted friend and adviser. >> it has been almost six months since that deadly stage collapsed at the indiana state fair that left seven people dead and dozens injured. >> tonight the state department commissioner is saying those in charge did not do enough to protect the people there. that is next when we cover the

nation. >> where i am has been snowing all afternoon. as you can see behind me, so far it is not sticking. a live report, coming up.

>> the indiana state department of labor is lifting major safety violations following last summer's deadly stage collapse at the state fair. they are citing the company that built the stage for being indifferent to safety standards, citing three major safety violations in relation to the collapse. could the stage toppled onto a large crowd of people who had gathered to watch the country do osha oberland perform. -- country duo sugarland pickax they did not do enough planning for an adverse weather get to meet its obligation under law. did not execute our implement what plant in diddax

-- it did not execute or implement what plan it did happen. >> the death of don cornelius has been officially ruled a suicide. los angeles coroner's officials say he died after shooting himself in the head. officials are still waiting for toxicology results. cornelius began "soul train" which became one of the longest- running syndicated shows in history and provided a never before seen platform for black culture. don cornelius was 75 years old. we all remember watching "sold train." >> a fundamental shift in aviation security. >> a new screening projects system going into effect at bwi, and how you can qualify and not have to take off your shoes. >> all winter weather advisory for the northern suburbs for another couple of hours and rain and snow continues to make its way through the mid atlantic.

36 degrees at the airport, 38 downtown. the forecast is coming up.

guiterrez a look at what were working on for 11 news at 6. a baby was found dead inside a dumpster in harford county. the latest on that investigation. testimony is now underway the murder trial of george huguely. witnesses were called to the stand. we'll have these stories and much more when you join us

exit to maggie headlines today in the race for the white house. rick santorum -- two big headlines. >> in texas today, pastor's put their hands on the candidate they pray has a new life in the race for the white house. rick santorum after his triple win last night, claiming he will be stronger than mitt romney and the ball. >> the biggest big government issues of the day. >> suddenly it looks like that issue is birth control, with the new obama ruled that religious affiliated organizations like colleges and hospitals must include birth control in their

health care coverage. the catholic conservative santorum is leading the push back. >> the assault by this president on the freedom of people of faith to go out and live their faith every day. >> this attack by the federal government and religious freedom in our country must not stand. >> this is not a women's rights issue. this is a religious liberty issue. >> the white house said it is a women's issue, and it will not bend. >> the commitment to make sure all american women have access to the same health care coverage and the same preventive care services, including contraception. >> the issue could hurt mitt romney. >> i work to try and remove all those mandated coverage is. >> his birth control rule in massachusetts was the same as the obama rule. senior romney aides claim nothing has changed. they insist he will get the

nomination. steve handelsman, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> snowe has been falling for a good part of the day in the northern suburbs. the transition around baltimore, and then a brain cell and east. the critical time will be in the next couple of hours -- then it rained south and east. a pink carroll county and northern baltimore county and the northwestern section sucker harford county, might get a light coating of snow create the northwestern section of around harbor county. south and east is much warmer, just rain showing up on the radar down around ocean city and those locations. the system is winding down in the western maryland mountains. only a couple more hours you will have to deal with this. brown the metro area it is, mostly among -- mostly above

freezing out. with these warm temperatures and the warm winter we have had without frozen ground, precipitation falls and almost just melts on contact. out to the north and west, 1.5 inches of snow on the ground in the colder areas. for the next couple of hours, then the storm is winding down. the national weather service is maintaining this winter weather advisory. some slippery spots could occur in some of those colder northern suburbs and out and western maryland as well. no advisory up for south-central pennsylvania yet. around an inch of slushy snow possible in some of the colder northern sections. as the system moves away, it will drag in some colder air and may be a light coating of snow on some of those eastern shore

locations around 9:00 or 10:00. thursday is looking like a sunny day. tonight the skies began to clear, lows of 26-32 degrees with northwest winds. the area of low pressure coming across amount will be gone by morning, allowing high pressure to move in thursday and friday. with lots of sunshine tomorrow, the temperatures will respond, 33-create. sunshine tomorrow, -- 33-38. we expect arctic air to come rolling into the mountains. the reign ends tonight, skies clear up and temperatures are warm almost 50 here on friday and then a cold returns. some snow showers on saturday and a few lingering polaris on sunday. -- a few lingeringlarice on sunday. >> how would like to bypass the

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trusted travel program. you will get a boarding pass with a special bar code. an agent will scan it and allow you to enter an expedited lane at the security checkpoint. some wonder if it compromises safety. >> i would wait and see how the program operated for a while and see if they worked out the kinks. >> the head of the tsa tell me he is confident it will work. >> we have to be delivered it in how we do screening. dax so far about 336,000 travelers have gone through the program. american and delta are the only airlines participating, but others plan to opt in new passengers later this year. >> in other words, stand in line, and then they will tell you where to stand in the next, faster line.

the international auto show is pulling through baltimore. it was moving in day at the convention center for this year's motor trend event. manufacturers were preparing their cars for a four-day long event that goes through sunday. anyone who attends can get a firsthand look at the latest models and have an opportunity to climb into some of the cards and perhaps test drive the new vehicles. an historic downtown baltimore fire house now has a new owner. the building has been vacant since 2005. it was auctioned off this afternoon for $900,000. the buyer is not yet being made public. the building is 18,500 square feet and two stories tall. auctioneers say would be ideal for retail or office use. at one point, it it was renovated to the house baltimore city college students. there is an accountant -- there

is no word yet on the buyer's plans for that building. >> it is days after a terrible case of child abuse, family and friends are in annapolis. new at 6, how new a deflation could change it from happening again. -- how new legislation could change it. >> rock center with brian williams has moved to wednesday night. that is not the only change. that is not the only change.

>> rock center is setting up shop wednesdays at 9:00, starting tonight. >> could timeslot may be changing, but its approach is not. >> it will not change the "rock center." >> at the news magazine made its debut three months ago with the promise for its viewers. >> you learn a lot along the way and talk about a lot of it the next day. >> you find yourself in your internship at the white house in your in the swimming pool with the white house -- the president of the united states. >> an intern who claims to have had an affair with president john f. kennedy.

>> i think when you keep a secret and you keep silent about something, you did it because you think it is keeping you save, but in fact, it is deadly. >> will come to the surface with something else. >> are you sexually attracted to underage boys? >> journalism on the fly. >> the legacy building block for a broadcast still in its infancy. >> in a new home wednesday night. >> that is tonight at 9:00, followed by anquan all new "law and order."

>> that is all for us at 5:00. here is a look at what is coming at new at 6:00. >> the snow is still coming down. a live report, coming up. >> a fetus is down in a dumpster. we will tell you about the police investigation. >> testimony continues in the george huguely murder trial. i am lowell melser with a live report from charlottesville as 11 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00. cracks damp, dreary, sometimes silly conditions have moved into the area, causing a slow commute for the evening rush. a touch of snow has been falling in the area, especially for the northern parts of the viewing area could be >> the question is, how long will it last? let's check in with tom tasselmyer with the first look