the take down happen near the capitol grounds friday afternoon. agents arrested 29-year-old hkhalifi. they say he was carrying a vest with an air explosives and a gun that did not work. he had been living and a washington suburb illegally for years. federal investigators have been investigating him for about a year and he was under 24-hour surveillance the past few weeks. the officials say that he changed his targets several times, but ultimately settled on the capitol building. fbi agents also raided homes and at arlington and alexandria, virginia. they say there could be more arrests. no word on what charges he is facing. and maryland congress will men. the congressman was recently named a ranking member of the intelligence committee.

we caught up with him to get his take on the arrest of the possible terrorist operation. >> this is an individual that we call a lone wolf. we have not seen any contact yet with al qaeda or an extremist group. these individuals hate america. they did not like what we stand for and they're willing to give their lives for their cause. when you are a lone wolf, it is difficult to find out who they are and what they are. >> as sally kidd mentioned, he made a brief appearance in federal court in alexandria, and the judge set a bail hearing in the case before wednesday at 2:00 p.m. maryland delegates have just begun to convene for a final voting session on same-sex marriage. the meeting was scheduled for this afternoon at the state house, and that is where sheldon is. what is the latest? >> the vote could come at any moment.

they reconvene about 30 minutes ago, taking turns speaking. the vote is expected to be quick, but it will definitely be close. opponents of the same sex marriage bill demonstrated outside of the state house as delegates arrived for a second reading on the proposal. >> we have been defending traditional marriage in maryland for many months, and it seems like today is a critical day in the discussion. that is why we are here praying and asking people to stand up for true marriage. >> delegates gathered in the house chamber to debate five amendments to the bill, including one that would take the same-sex marriage. click to voters for a referendum and others that specify the language of the bill. opponents of the bill realized -- >> one of our persons has slipped. i will not give the person's name. deals are being made at the last

minute. >> it was a very good session this morning. there was a lot of talk about coming together as a body. i think the amendments that we did except for offered in good faith. >> if the bill gets the 71 votes needed to pass, married same-sex couples in marriage -- and maryland would get equal protection under the law, there would also be clauses to protect institutions and organizations. >> who ever wins and loses, because we cannot compromise in some way. >> outside, opponents are ready for whatever is decided. am i think if it goes to referendum, you will see that maryland will support this traditional marriage. >> moments ago, the minority speaker of the house acknowledges this was very much an emotional bill. he says it has been a long time coming and deserves the debate. he says it transcends politics, geography, and political

process. the vote is expected at any moment. this is the final vote on the maryland same-sex marriage. meanwhile, new jersey governor chris christie has vowed to veto a bill legalizing same-sex marriage in his state. the bill was sent to christie's last night after was approved by a 42-32 vote. they want the issue decided by a public vote. it was breaking news on an 11 news at noon, the state senate voted unanimously to censure senator ulysses currie for his role and an ethics scandal involving grocery store chain at shoppers food warehouse. the vote was 42-0. the panel determined he used his position on a powerful committee for his own private gain. currie was acquitted last year of all charges in a federal bribery case.

11 news reporter david collins will have a live report on that coming up at 6:00. another day of defense testimony was cut short in the murder trial against george huguely. he is accused of killing yeardley love. one of huguely's attorneys was out sick today and not able to question key medical witnesses. lowell melser has the latest. >> good evening. this is almost becoming a nun heard of situation, another day of delay the testimony as the co-counsel for george huguely was sick yet again. she was supposed to interview two medical witnesses, so the co-council to govern and interviewed what was supposed to be their last witnesses, including george huguely's aunt who said the relationship between yeardley love and huguely was actually stable.

what the defense attorney out a second day with what her co- council friend called a violently ill sickness, warrants went at it alone, calling what were supposed to be the defense last witnesses. first to testify, both seniors in high school when it came to visit uva a week before a glove was found dead. they testified they were in huguely's apartment when yeardley love came and and and asked if these were the girls he was texting with. a computer specialist also testified saying that in his opinion, after using ebay, love's computer was only worth about $150 a fair market value. in virginia, is a felony to steal anything over $200, and a felony and commission of a murder is first-degree murder. i asked to testify was huguely's aunt. she testified that she visited huguely twice, once and 2009, and again in 2010.

she said that love was very kind and always sweet to her four children. a surveillance video wish show of her and her four kids, love and huguely having dinner at a restaurant. in the video, she described how love hugged her kids, was nice to them, and towards the end of the video we see 11 huguely holding hands. the media did not get to see this. this was less than 24 hours after glove was found dead. -- this was less than 24 hours before yeardley love was found dead. the defense has to more medical witnesses, and, and what actually has five rebuttal witnesses they could use, but did not have to use the mall. then the jury will be read instructions, the case will go to the jury, and then a verdict. whether that all happens tomorrow remains to be seen. where we may have some of it tomorrow and then the rest later next week. we will update any new information at 6:00.

live in charlottesville, va., lowell melser, wbal tv 11 news. >> see his reports and photos online at on wbaltv.com. go to huguely trott at the top of the home page. bge officials say that about half of the people lost gas service earlier this week should get back today. they have to go into each of the homes and businesses and turn off the natural gas service. bge hopes to have all service restored by sometime tomorrow. about 700 households were affected. if residents are not home for service checks yesterday, they should call bge for appointment. lots of weather headlines, the possibility of snow this winter. a storm to the south. it certainly does not feel like snow is on the way. 40's and low 50's across central maryland, chillier in the

mountains. notice the blue and purple, eastern canada. that is moving south saturday night. some of that cold air is coming in. while the cold is pushing south, the moisture will be moving north from texas. were they collide, the potential is there for a significant snowfall. the computer models are putting down more than a foot of snow in the mountains, hot springs, va., getting hit hard, southern west virginia. that is the main target. some of that stomachs into baltimore and southern pennsylvania and parts of delaware and the lower eastern shore -- some of that snow does make it into baltimore and southern parts of a and parts of delaware and the lower eastern shore. clear tonight, 24 in the suburbs, 34 downtown. coming up, the developing storm system and complete forecast. on the eve of his elevation, the cardinal-designate edwin o'brien met with benedict xvi today. he then spoke exclusively with

rod daniels, who was in rome for the historic event. >> with the exception of prayers, the state is now set for what is perhaps the second most solemn ceremony in the catholic church. tomorrow, 22 policemen will be elevated to the position of cartel. -- 22 holy men will be elevated to the position of cardinal. your eminence, good to see you. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> during our time in his new office, he shared with me the significance of the event. >> this morning we had a couple of hours with the holy father and heard some presentations. it was about the new evangelization and the catholic community. i think in the year ahead we will have a year of evangelization, which will see some great initiatives on the part of the holy see and the part of archdiocese. >> his eminence was wearing a

cross that has deep roots in the history of the catholic church in baltimore. >> it is cross that our first archbishop or, archbishop carroll, and is is a treasure, been the first pact or cross in the united states, over 200 years ago. i cannot wear it everyday, but on special occasions, it will remind me of my debt to baltimore and the church in baltimore. >> he and other cargoes- designate will meet and pray with the pope tonight on the eve of the elevation ceremony. -- key and the other cardinals- designate will meet and. what the pope tonight on the eve of the abolition ceremony. >> there are reports of tensions among the college of cardinals. the say there is a power struggle inside of the vatican, which reports of plots and political backstabbing. much more on the situation on our website, and watch the entire elevation ceremony tomorrow morning, starting at

4:30 a.m., right here on wbal. >> 11 news as confirmed a possible case of tuberculosis at you nbc. >> coming up, what the university and health officials are going to keep from spreading. >> back in my days, they used their aspirin for contraceptives. >> that is presidential hopeful rick santorum top financial backer and his stance on contraception. just ahead, the political birth control batterth

former ravens star player jermaine lewis has been released from jail after being arrested again. he was pulled over near the hanover pike thursday morning. sitting in the front seat was his 4-year-old son without a seat belt and a new child safety seat. he was also driving on suspended and revoked license. the child was released to his grandmother. the highly emotional debate over women's, perception spilled into the recovery can -- spilled into the republican race for the white house. at the fire storm sparked by a

white house plan to fire. allow free coverage for the perception continues. >> it was like stepping into a time machine. >> the way back machine that washington senator patty murray is talking about has been defined by this photo of an all-male panel during a congressional hearing about contraception yesterday. i >> it does not look right to conduct a hearing dealing with the rights of women and not have a woman on the panel. >> today, rick santorum is trying to explain this comment on birth control from a high dollar, high-profile supporter. >> back in my days, they used. aspirin for contraceptions. the dow's put it between their knees and it was not that costly. >> santorum called a de "stupid joke."

the fight over whether businesses have to provide birth control is continuing. >> people are opposed to this mandate for a simple reason -- because they are in favor of religious liberties. >> other say that denying contraceptive coverage betrays some of the most basic needs of millions of women. >> look at the list of services that would be denied. lifesaving, help saving services. >> services and the leaves at the center of the escalade moral and political battle. critic of an escalating moral and political battle. >> is suspected case of tuberculosis at umbc is topping the medical alert. this date they are isolated for further testing and they're working to contact anyone who may have been in contact with that person so that can be tested as well.

it is an airborne disease that can cause coughing, chest pain, and fever, and you cannot catch by sharing a drink or shaking hands. at the university is working with the department of health on containment. the flu has been mild this season, but it is peak season for the norovirus. it has hit several places round country hard. the minnesota health department believes that the norovirus kept more than 200 students at home one day from school. george washington university was also recently hit hard. the norovirus causes over 21 million illnesses in the u.s. every year, and 800 people die from it. the best way to prevent the spread of norovirus is good old- fashioned hygiene, and washing with soap and water. if you get sick, hydrate and put yourself out of commission even after you feel better for a day.

rumors of a weekend storm, still a couple of days away. it is scheduled to get here midday sunday, going into sunday night. a lot of tweaking in the forecast, adjustments to be made in the next 48 hours. as i mentioned before, there is no hint of winter weather on the way. another mile day, the high temperatures reaching into the low 50's. 48 cockeysville, 49 edgewood, chestertown on the eastern shore, the temperatures in the upper 40's, low 50's. salisbury, ocean city, 52. it is chilly air in the mountains. almost 40 degrees and frostburg. the shenandoah national park, 40's and 50's on skyline drive, charlottesville. it looks like this area of virginia will be hit hardest. we are watching closely to see how much colder air will get into those locations over the next 48 hours. it will be chilly tonight.

clear skies, light wind. the sunset this evening at 5:45, just a few minutes away. the storm is developing in the upper levels of the atmosphere, over northern mexico. it is pumping moisture through much of texas, arkansas, tennessee, light showers. heavier rain on the texas gulf coast. this is the moisture soars, again. now we need cold air to combine with that. all of this purple and blue, james bay, port hudson bay, that is cold air starting to move south. the upper bubble jet stream is streaking towards the land. looks like it will be drawn that cold air south. saturday, saturday night, the cold air arrives, the butcher coming up from the gulf coast. -- the moisture is coming up from the gulf coast, especially right here on the west virginia- virginia line.

that is over 12 inches forecast late in the evening sun. into monday morning. late sunday night into monday morning, from eastern kentucky into southwestern virginia may have over a foot of snow. the darker blue area as the three-6 inch range. that is what we are thinking. north into southern pennsylvania, an inch or two. south of d.c., more and the 6 inch range. light to moderate snow fall expected for us. this has been all over the maps. some of the computer models to this all the way into virginia, some shift further to the north. still not set in stone, but looks like a moderate snow fall beginning midday sunday. morning sunshine tomorrow, sunny and mild. partly cloudy in the afternoon, high of 49-54, southwest breeze. as the storm approaches, cold air comes in saturday night. sunday morning temperatures freezing, the clouds thickened. at midday sunday, 60% chance of

snow developing in the afternoon. the ground and the road is warm, so a lot of that will melt on contact until sunday night with the temperatures drop. monday morning, the storm is gone, precedents they will be sunny, high of 45. back to 50 on tuesday. a final farewell to one of music's biggest voices and personalities. >> you will it be able to stream the funeral of with the houston law from your computer. >> making summer vacation plans? how would you like to crews with some of your favorite ravens players? coming up, details on

today, family and friends attended a wake morning gloss of legendary singer whitney houston. >> tomorrow, there will be a private funeral. >> mourners continue to pay

respects at this makeshift memorial. >> it is amazing. i have never seen anything like this before. >> the gathering a prelude to what the family is calling a home going service. a wreath of franklin loss -- aretha franklin will sing at the service. >> it will not be easy. i will do my best. >> steve a wonder -- stevie wonder is part of the program as is dion war work. clive davis will speak. so well kevin costner, the co- star from her film "the bodyguard." >> she wore fame and she was wonderful in it, but she was always that little girl from new jersey. >> the family confirmed that an

invitation was also sent to bobby brown. he paid tribute to her on stage last night in maryland. >> this is for whitney. >> tomorrow, a final farewell. to the woman with a golden voice. houston will be buried about 13 miles from here and westfield, new jersey. she will be laid to rest alongside of her father. he passed away in 2003. mentioned at the president's day storm in the northeast at most people will remember what you were talking about. >> that storm brought maryland to a screeching halt. what we are tracking for the weather this president's day weekend. >> i am talking with the cardinal-de

a special treat for students at our lady of mount carmel school, talking live with cardinal designate o'brien. he is one of 22 cardinals who will be elevated tomorrow. >> today, he took time to talk with the students in baltimore. rob roblin was there.

>> for some students at our lady of mount carmel school, it was quite the morning. dressed in red in celebration of the ceremony in rome, students from our lady of mount carmel school got a chance to speak with carnal designate -- cardinal designate edwin o'brien. >> it is really exciting. >> i think it is exciting because she did to be cheap part of church history, like involved with this. -- because you get to be part of church history, like involved with this. >> i will hand over to the cardinal designate. >> hello, how are you? >> i am doing well, how are you? >> at about 10:00 this morning, the skype call came through, and there he was outside of the vatican.

>> it will be exciting when the pope puts the redcap on me. >> the students had some questions. >> what is your best memory of your service to the church? >> best memory in baltimore? i guess it has been visiting the parishes, getting away from the desk, the office. getting to see people and serve people. i have had some great times with our priests and the men and women who are religious as well. and this will be one as well. >> overall, of the principal said it was a great experience for the students and the church and technology. himhey're able to talk to instantly in rome. tickets them energized about the technology and the things to get to do through our school. it is a great time for our

school. >> the entire ceremony can be seen tomorrow morning right here on wbal tv, beginning at 4:30 in the morning. rob roblin, wbal tv 11 news. >> see his career in photographs and here from baltimore's catholic leader himself, all on wbaltv.com. here is a look at some of our other top stories, a 29- year-old moroccan man is in fbi custody. they say he was planning to detonate what he thought were live explosives outside of the u.s. capitol building. he had been given an inoperable gun and inner explosives by the fbi. the justice department says he was monitored around clock and the public was never in danger. testimony in the george huguely murder trial was cut short today as one of his attorneys remain sick. huguely, accused of murdering uva lacrosse player yeardley

love, pulled his other attorney he did not feel comfortable or protected without full representation. the jury heard from key witnesses today, but he medical witnesses were postponed. this trial is scheduled to resume tomorrow. if all goes accordingly, the defense could rest sometime tomorrow. we're monitoring the situation in annapolis as maryland delegate spear ready to take a final vote on the legalizing same-sex marriage. it includes an amendment added thursday evening to alter the effective date from october to january 2013. initial reports speculate proponents have acquired the 71- vote majority to pass the legislation, but the final vote has not been made. a veto came down in the last four from the jersey governor chris christie rejecting the same-sex bill by the new jersey general assembly. a new report urges baltimore city hall to drop the higher

bottle tax. the mayor said he introduced the plan to increase the tax from two cents per container to five cents. the report, paid for by the beverage industry, cause the tax destructive to jobs and businesses and what other cities have done it to build without such a tax. read the entire report on wbaltv.com. on capitol hill, the usually bitterly divided congress approved a bipartisan tax deal that keeps payroll taxes for me going out, but it adds to the deficit. -- it keeps the payroll taxes from going up, but it adds to the deficit. >> the tax cut extension passed the senate and house. republican leaders praised the process. >> this shows the american people that congress can govern and washington can work. >> republicans reluctantly feared that voters would blame them if taxes went back up. president obama had campaigned

for the extension, or $40 per week to most workers, as part of his reelection effort. he celebrated the vote near seattle. >> this is a big deal, and i want to thank the members of congress for listening to the voices of american people. it is amazing what happens when congress focuses on doing the right thing instead of just playing politics. >> the bill keeps payroll tax rates at 4.2% in 2012 and extend unemployment benefits. with no spending cuts or tax cuts on the rich, so it adds to the deficit, a move that republicans vowed they would ever make. >> i do not think it is good to do, but i don't pretend this will create economic growth and jobs. >> part of the cost will be charging more for incoming federal employees for their pensions. washington area lawmakers voted no. >> nobody in this bill other

than federal employees is asked to pay. >> part will come from selling more public airwaves to our list companies, who say that will speed up internet connections. congress seems sure to slow that down through partisan gridlock and inaction. from capitol hill, steve handelsman, wbal tv 11 news. the boss, the one and only, will be at the national constitution center. >> the bruce springsteen exhibit honoring his long career and featuring memorabilia. find out what is on display just ahead. >> how would you like to go on a ravens cruise? details on a summer trip that could have you cruising with the players.

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continues and syria despite international pressure on the nation's president. the city at the center of the uprising against the president has been under siege since early this month. amateur video purports to show governments shelling in the city, as well as protests there and elsewhere. nbc news cannot independently confirmed the authenticity of this video. the syrian regime has put tight restrictions on outside media. at the head of nato says he is not holding any talks on a possible intervention. the investigation continues into iran's alleged involvement into a string of bombings targeting is really democrat -- israeli politicians around the world. the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog group is headed to iran to address a number of concerns.

>> a have to fully cooperate with iaea and the united nations security council. that is their responsibility. >> meanwhile, a potentially devastating blow to iran, a large institution is discontinuing services to them. if he recently purchased infant tylenol, stay with us. >> every call. we'll tell you what you should look for. >> and you may want to rethink that bigger boat. new fees could be charged based on the size of the vessel. >> rain developing on the gulf coast, the beginning signs of what could be a weekend winter storm. details coming up. 50 degrees at

here is what we are working on at 6:00 -- a unanimous vote from the state senate to censure ulysses currie. what the move means for his career and his apology. and same-sex marriage is front and center and annapolis. how the issue has to run maryland into the national spotlight.

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snowstorm. bwi-marshall, they got 2 feet of snow over two days between 15th and 17th, and the storm continued to slam the northeast, including philadelphia, washington, d.c., and new york. >> you are just loving that. >> good times. >> we put that out there as a friendly reminder, not that we are expecting anything like that. >> the storm this weekend moves up the coast and off. it is a glancing blow. that storm came crawling out the coast. the big difference this time around, but the potential of a little bit of snow sunday. the morning, baltimore, above freezing. bwi-marshall, 36, 41 richmond. the northern lakes, the temperatures are cold this time of year. 20's, into the upper peninsula

of michigan. the really cold air of winter is still locked in canada, much further to the north. clearing skies across the region today after patchy fog last night and early this morning, a lot of sunshine boosted temperatures above normal. annapolis.ltimore to upper 40's north and west of town, above freezing and garrett county and allegany counties, western maryland. it will be chilly tonight because of the clear sky and a light wind. the temperature will drop into the 20's in the suburbs. as the high pressure makes its way through, sunshine to start the weekend. the clouds developed as we get the storm to the south organizing in moving our way. cold air in the eastern united states, but international falls 26, further north colder. looks like the upper level jet stream pattern will draw the cold from hudson bay south into the mid-atlantic beginning saturday night.

tomorrow, fairly quiet and tame, but the storm organizes to the south. it is quite chilly up here, subzero, single digits into parts of ontario, to the great lakes. that cold move south, the moisture it moves north. wherever these collide in the mid-atlantic, that is where the potential is for significant snowfall. right now, the target zone for the heaviest snow is the west virginia-virginia border. during the day saturday, clouds increase. looks like as we get the precipitation will be in the afternoon on sunday, snow flurries towards lunchtime, more snow toward sunset. the heavier snow down on the virginia-west virginia border, with rain toward richmond and norfolk and southern maryland. the storm system moves through quickly, off the outer banks, out to sea. we'll get a few hours of the snow, tapering off before dawn monday morning. during the day monday it will clear. still the potential this storm

could miss us. the probability of missing entirely is 10%. light snowfall, 60% chance, moderate snow fall 20% chance, the heavier stuff, only about a 10% chance. the most likely scenario is to get 2-5 inches of snow during the late afternoon and evening of sunday. tomorrow, sunshine, 49-54. the snow chances, and sunday afternoon into sunday night, clearing out presidents day. highs in the 40's, low 50's tuesday and wednesday. in tonight's consumer alert, maryland regulators have approved a $7.5 billion takeover of constellation energy. that means the company will set up shop at a facility in harbor point, between harbour east and fells point. the decision follows months of wrangling between state officials and executives with companies, but maryland's office

of people's counsel determine the takeover will not harm customers of bge. the companies have vowed to increase renewable energy and assist low-income residents. a better look at plans for redeveloping the state travel class of i-95. the state transportation authority has selected areas usa to take part in the plan, running the day-to-day operations at the maryland house and the chesapeake house along i-95. the state will still maintain ownership. transportation leaders say the project will pull in more than $40 million of revenue, but what about new jobs? >> as far as jobs, we estimate for the construction of both travel plazas over 400 jobs will be created by this with on-site construction, offsite manufacturing and trucking and the like. >> areas usa plans to close the

maryland house during the renovation and during that time it will keep the chesapeake house opened. the maryland house is expected to reopen after the big redevelopment by december, 2013. the you enjoy boating on the maryland waterways? consider a smaller boat. the department of natural resources is looking to increase the state boating fees. depending on the size of the vessel, it will take a bite. boaters who currently pay $24 every two years will be charged anywhere from $50 up to $700. the $700 fee would apply to any boat larger than 65 feet. the profits would be used to pay for boating projects across the state. johnson and johnson is issue a recall on infant tylenol, recalling nearly 600 bottles of the 1 ounce size of grape flavor to infant tylenol oral suspension. this comes after complaints over

a new dosing system. some users say they pushed part of the system right into the medicine bottle. log onto to tylenol.com for more information. a museum to honor. springsteen is set to open. huang referred to as one of america's most iconic stars, and out a display at the national constitution center in philadelphia. the life and music of bruce springsteen. the exhibit will celebrate the musician's career and feature all kinds of memorabilia including set lists and his guitars. the collection will run until september 3. for the first time in 14 years, the maryland senate has imposed sanctions against one of its own. senator ulysses currie gives his emotional reaction to the sensor -- his censure opposed by colleagues. and a preview of the highly anticipated nbc sunday night.

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the volatility of the situation. >> mr. sulu is doing it. >> i have decided to boldly go where i have never before. >> even a halt and miss universe. they are among the largest group of contestants, 18 starts competing for charity prize money on celebrity apprentice. >> we have currants stars, iconic stars, but they will be bigger than that before. >> perhaps for the wrong reason, if previous seasons or any indication. it was the most likely to melt down this time around? >> i will shot throw you under the bus. >> donald trump is normally the driver of difficult discussions in the board room, but the wife of former mafia boss john gotti

may reveal a different persona. >> i will be very nice if that time happens. >> it is my way or the wrong way. >> i was shocked by how honest and fair it is run. >> i have a list, martin luther king, donald trump, my mother. i really love him. >> whether that love is shared by the contestants will be seen on sunday night. >> that could be pretty darn good. >> really. >> that is all for us at 5:00. >> here is what is coming up at 6:00 -- >> a final vote on the same sex marriage bill could happen at any moment. we have the late breaking details. >> a day of light testimony in the george huguely murder trial. a live report from charlottesville. >> an order of nuns is reaching

out to an interracial couple who share their stories about injustice in the 1950's. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] here is a live look at the state house floor as lawmakers. -- as lawmakers get ready for a crucial vote. members of the house of delegates considered a handful of amendments to the same-sex bill this afternoon. >> they have reconvened for a final vote that could push the bill recognizing same-sex unions one step closer to becoming law in maryland. sheldon joins us live from annapolis with the latest. >> the final vote has not come down yet, but it is expected to be close. delegates are making speeches on the house floor, each sharing their opinions and thoughts on the legalization of same-sex marriage. during the second reading of this bill, five