>> just hours after baltimore officials say it is okay to report public police activity, a man is ordered to leave. that happened over the weekend. >> the man feels the officers violated his rights and to departmental policy. live from police headquarters, we have the latest. >> the man with a camera filed an official complaint with the police department a short time later. >> i saw the cops on the ground. >> scott was out walking early saturday morning when he came across this arrest in the process. >> i started recording when i was walking up now. >> one of the officers ordered

scott to leaves. >> really? >> i am asking you to leaves. >> she starts walking towards me, and you can see she pulls out her pepper spray. >> you know you have a standing order to allow people to record it. >> stock was referring to a seven-page general order who just hours before this incident instead public citizen's have a right to film on public property and recording devices cannot be taken away except under certain circumstances. the aclu alleges violation of citizens' rights to videotape officers. scott insists he was not looking

for trouble but said he was shocked the police officers followed him after he walked away. he filed an official complaint with the department. >> give me your i.d.. i am asking for your id. >> the incident is being investigated. a police spokesman said police are looking at the video and conducting interviews to determine if the officers violated any policies or procedures. by a former baltimore city police officer is being held without bail, accused of raping a teenage girl. he was arrested after the victim said he raped her while she visited his home in december. this is the third time he has been accused of sexually abusing a minor. the first was back in march of 2008, and he was arrested again

after another 13-year-old girl accused him of sexual assault. those charges were eventually dropped. a man is facing several charges after police say he arrested -- he molested a northeast school girl. he was arrested after investigators say he fondled her in a car in december. documents show the victim and her family were familiar with him after he reportedly was mentoring young girls and helping them to gain admittance into western high school. >> the victim tells police the suspect is a mentor at her school. that is how she knows him. >> officials say she doesn't -- say shelley has never served as an employee or volunteered but does have children in the school district. baltimore city police say there may be other victims, and they are urging anyone with information to give them a call. an inmate convicted -- of the

jury determine the inmates convicted is eligible for the death penalty. tourists found he qualified to face death under maryland law because -- jurists found he qualified to face death under maryland law because biological evidence links him to the crime. he will face the next round of sentencing in which he could be sentenced to death or life in prison with or without the possibility of parole. >> and the murder trial of a man charged with killing his ex- girlfriend. some jurists were visibly distraught after scene photos of the large bruises, and a police officer testified about scratches and bruises as well as dna evidence gathered from the apartment. and medical examiner also testified he performed the autopsy. he pointed out the bruises and a hemorrhage in the area connecting the dots to the neck, suggesting a blunt force trauma

that could have been caused by pressure to the neck. >> in 2012, hundreds of people converged tonight in support of the governor's same-sex marriage bill. the rally kicked off a night of lobbying at the state house, where gov. o'malley was asked not to speak. same-sex advocate smith collected 15,000 postcards in support of same-sex unions. they were later distributed to legislative offices. >> if we are not going to pass it this year we are not going to pass it ever. it is important to give equal justice under the law. >> they heard testimony of the bill last week. it is unclear when it will be brought to vote. if it passes maryland will join seven other states and washington, d.c. in legally recognizing same-sex marriage. >> the governor of washington sign legislation legalizing same-sex marriage today amid

cheers and applause. the democratic governor said she believes they will keep the law if it comes down to a public vote. the law takes effect in june, but opponents are already working to overturn it. in a movie called the civil rights milestone, new jersey past a bill to approve same-sex marriage. it is expected to pass on thursday, but in new jersey's governor chris christie has vowed to veto any measure. you can see how the same sex debate has grown over the years. you can see the pictures on wbaltv.com. >> the senate leaders said they have addressed the failure to disclose that he worked for shoppers warehouse. there was a committee on ethics during a four-hour hearing. one of the possible sanctions

include expulsion. how to attract 10,000 families in the next 10 years. that is one of several goals spelled out in the third stage of the city address today. kerry cavanaugh is live in city hall. she has more on the address. >> the mayor says she does not need to pay consultants or a focus group to try to figure on how to reverse the population decline in baltimore. she believes the city can cover the basics, then people will come back. >> thank you for the opportunity to report to you on the state of our great city. >> the baltimore mayor used for annual state of the city address to lay of her plan to entice 10,000 families to move to baltimore in the next 10 years. she believes the city can broaden its tax base. the cracks improving schools for kids, making our communities safer, rebuilding neighborhoods by tearing down vacant homes,

listening to the concerns of our citizens, and targeting our resources to respond, all while reducing property tax burden on homeowners. >> the mayor admitted she is embarrassed by the state of some schools. she believes the answer lies in rebuilding and now or improving schools. she has suggested doubling the tax on carbonated beverages. she does not endorse the project proposed. >> it is false to say we can borrow $1 billion but that we will not have to pay it back one way or another, and it is not honest to say there will not be sacrificed. if we have learned anything from the global crisis that nearly destroyed our financial system, it is that over leveraging has serious risks. >> we have known this is going to be hard, but i have heard they are working together to

figure out a solution to fix every one of our schools. >> the mayor also committed to fixing 38 cameras, and she floated an idea designed for economic growth by connecting emerging neighborhoods in the downtown job corridor for free. >> i am proposing weeks than the purple line up to 33rd street, connecting penn station -- we expand the purple line up to 32nd street, connecting penn station and serving as a catalyst for future growth. >> the mayor also called for people who already live in the city to help improve the quality of life are doing basic things like making sure your kids go to school on time, stay in school and do your homework. she wants to make sure residents are keeping property clean and reporting crimes. >> today president obama unveiled his budget for fiscal year 2013, but critics say it is nothing more than a campaign document. the president's budget arrive, filled with 3.8 trillion dollars

in proposed spending and cuts over the next decade. the proposal includes while raisingn- the tax on the wealthy. >> the announcement we are hearing from the white house, this reduces our deficit by four trillion dollars. that is absolutely untrue. >> some political observers say congress may not take up the budget until after the november elections, and greece is cleaning up from the night of violence and fiery protests after greek parliament passed the latest austerity measures. dozens of buildings were torched sunday during violent riots after the greek government approved the cutting of government jobs and a dramatic reduction of minimum wage. >> no word yet on who won

saturday's $336 million power ball jackpot, but we now know where the ticket was purchased. the winning ticket was bought at the stop and shop supermarket in newport, rhode island. shoppers were shocked to learn how close they came to becoming a multimillionaire. >> it is hard to believe at the store you shop at every day someone one that here. >> lottery officials said the winner can expect to take on $210 million after taxes. >> that is all for them. they do not have to share it with anybody. >> that is another story. >> you may be looking for just the right ok for your valentine, and we have some suggestions for you. >> dennis was a guy that was bigger in life. he had enthusiasm and optimism that was infectious. >> family and friends gathered to bid farewell to the former mayor of annapolis. moving tribute to dennis cunningham. >> and remembering a whitney houston, the latest on the

investigation into her death, and friends and families say goodbye. >> jerry sandusky, how the ruling will allow him to spend time with his family. >> picking up on rain and thunder showers. we will see how that affects the rest of the forecast. temperatures have settled back into the 40's. we are thinking acb

and perhaps hundreds of people packed a methodist church to say goodbye to the former mayor dennis callahan.

he died last week from our heart attack. many spoke about what it was like to work for mayor cowhand. -- mayor callahan. once once i made a decision he supported it. >> he knew what was best for the citizens of the county, and he fought to make sure he got those things for the people of this county. >> denis callaghan was 70 years old. >> the remains of we need used and are back home in newark, new jersey. not rigid of whitney houston are back in newark, new jersey. -- the remains of the whitney houston are back in newark, new jersey. >> many questions remain to be answered about what killed her. >> the body arrived late monday night in her home state of new jersey. early in the day, remains were taken to the funeral home, where it was prepared for the flight

back to her home town of newark, but as she made her final flight, questions continue. the los angeles county coroner's office confirmed bottles of prescription pills have been found in the hotel room and that they are looking into all possibilities that could have led to her death. >> she could have suffered a heart attack or something, and no matter what medications they are taking, until we run a test on a level to see what was in the system, we are not going to speculate. >> toxicology reports could take up to six weeks to be completed. other factors like drowning it will be looked into. the police department said her body was found to merge in a bag of a one of the staff. >> -- was found submerged in the bathtub by one of her staff. they are planning major events to pay tribute to the hometown girl.

a public memorial is expected to draw thousands of family, friends, and fans, including the mayor of the christian baptist church. by citing not just the city, but across the country -- >> i think not just the city but across the world she is going to be honored. >> including a commemoration a short distance away at the apollo theater, where fans continue to celebrate whitney houston, proving music has the power to transcend. >> the former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky can now see most of his grandchildren while he awaits his trial on child sex abuse charges. the judge ruled he can see the grandchildren under supervision except for three grandchildren who are in a custody battle. prosecutors sought to keep him indoors after neighbors complained he was watching the children of school playground from his porch.

>> now your forecast and with netcom tassel meyer. >> 48 degrees today. that is after yesterday's the temperature did not get above freezing. 60 degrees warmer today than yesterday. this allow temperatures to respond to almost 50 degrees. almost 16 inches of snow on this day. here are some snow showers west of us. a lot of that you can see drying up as it crosses the west virginia mountains, so even though we are going to see if increasing tonight and into tomorrow morning, most of the precipitation will stay west of the mountains, and temperatures will not be as cold tonight because of the blanket of cloudiness. for most areas east of the

mountains, maybe a flurry towards morning or a sprinkle of rain will be about it. cloudy skies at 8:00 a.m., and most of the flurries still in the mountains to our west, so we are running a 20% to 30% chance of scattered rain. skies will clear up for midweek. in the morning, maybe a flurry of the spot or two. we will probably see the coldest temperatures on the eastern shore. there are winter weather advisories through the ohio valley and even parts of the southern appalachians, but this system is weakening, and all of this precipitation is starting to fall apart with the exception of some decent rain in the south. they are still getting some moisture of the gulf of mexico, so this will move south of us. high pressure is fairly weak to the north, so the skies will

fairly clear out. we will be watching a separate system but looks like it is going to bring us rain as temperatures day above normal. the skies clear out. quickly the next system rolls in with mild temperatures. this should be all rain on thursday, so valentine's day looks like a generally cloudy day. only a slight risk of morning flurries. evening highs about normal is not a couple of degrees above normal. western maryland has a better chance of snow showers, then it clears up on wednesday. on the eastern shore, milder temperatures. low 50's on wednesday and even milder in ocean city. sunny to partly cloudy skies and generally dry weather through the middle of the week. mid 40's tomorrow. a slight chance of a struggle or fleury. all rain on thursday, but over

the weekend we will be watching the storm trying to develop to the south. saturday night through sunday a chance for a rain-snow mixture, and that should clear out. >> in less than an hour it will be valentine's day. many of you are planning farmers. if you bought a bouquet of pink roses they symbolize a perfect happiness. a yellow chrysanthemum means secret admirer. you can see the meaning of many more flowers. while on wbaltv.com, you can share your photos. here they are after their wedding in 1984. that is just a little girl. clearly we have the wrong picture. maybe this is their offspring. i do not know. >> you never know where valentine's day will leave. the quarterback leaves a major void in the offense.

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he discussed his desire to leave. he was lost to think about it for the next few days, and that did not change his outlook. with c. j. brown, he now becomes the clear-cut charter. brown has not announced whether he plans to transfer to. his contract forbids him to play for vanderbilt. as general manager a in pittsburgh says he does not think the archrival of the ravens will have a running back in sean. he tore his leg. men's basketball team hopes to ride the finish in the direction of a fifth trip to the tournament. that ride got a little uncertain, as kaufman hold on for a just barely win.

the eagles have won three of the last 4. that is harper with the slam. the eagles for a 20-point lead. they tied the game with 18 seconds left, and two hits. 81-78. coming of 17 wins in the season common loyola of costs -- in the season, loyola ranks seventh in the country. we won, 13-2. adams is in her fourth season and expects nothing shy of championship.

loyola played against virginia. adams wants the team to make the most of the national stage. >> i hope so. when we came in, our goal was to get to the top 20, and we finished 19. the following year, top 15. i think we were 11, and last year we finished at six, so our goal is to continue in that path, and hopefully set a trend and make this a powerhouse. >> they seem to have an allergic reaction to first place. caps posting san jose sharks. dan boil center right. nothing, san jose. san jose knows the way to the net. two-nothing. in the second, or one second left. one second left, but not enough

for the caps. >> before we go to the weather, i think we have some updates on the lottery numbers. i believe we do. these were the lottery numbers. >> the correct ones. >> those would been 1-5-9-36- 37-38. there are your numbers for this monday night. >> stay with us for your seven- day forecast.

>> we check the forecast. what is going on? taiex a little bit of cloud cover and a chance of a struggle or flurry. there you go. we are minutes away from valentine's day. good >> we are celebrating. sunshine returns wednesday and some rain on thursday. breezy conditions on friday. price i did not actually mean anything. it was just a random comment. >> thank you very much, we think. thank you very much for joining us. ♪

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