when i got to the scene they found the operators of the vehicles that collided were dead at the scene. a third victim that was operating a third vehicle received no injuries. and refused treatment. they are conducting an investigation. macdonough road will be shut down until they conclude their investigation. >> if you are watching 11 news last night you know this afternoon's crash comes less than 24 hours after a violent collision that took the lives of three siblings along route 543. >> police are trying to figure out what caused the accident. we have the latest from tonight's big story. >> behind me is 543.

the accident just -- happened is just down the road. it was on this stretch when a chevy cavalier carrying three members of the bauguess family sideswiped a vehicle. >> it entered the northbound lanes outside 43 sideways and was struck by another northbound vehicle. an accurate that had to people in it. the force of that crash, the chevy cavalier -- cut the chevy cavalier in half. the two males were ejected and the female state inside. all three were pronounced dead at the scene. >> killed were david bauguess and joseph bauguess and ashley bauguess. it is a devastating tragedy.

>> what can people do to help it -- if anything? >> nothing right now. just pray that other teenagers do not get in the same situation. >> to other people were hurt, they were taken to bellevue hospital. the crash team spent the morning investigating the accident but so far they do not know why the chevy cavalier crossed the center line. >> we do not know who was driving. the two males was ejected -- were ejected and the other female was in the vehicle. that is something investigators will have to put back together. it is difficult to determine that right now. >> maryland state police say the crashing covered 0.1 of a mile. >> police say an internal malfunction started a fire in

the medevac. it landed. the other injured people did not need to be flown out. >> another terrible crash to tell you about. 3 teens are being treated for serious injuries after an afternoon crash involving a car and a school bus. it happened after to 30 p.m. -- to 30 p.m2:30 p.m. the injuries are described as life-threatening. no one on board the school bus was injured. a baltimore man is out of shock trauma and in police custody after a to be a " crash that authorities say began with a case of rage. ross sudbrook stab the driver of another vehicle in anne arundel county. it started with an angry exchange of words that escalated into a high-speed chase. it became so intense the

vehicles stopped at the intersection for another heated exchange which led to the stabbing. >> the victim had been stabbed and returned to his vehicle and pursues the other vehicle. forcing that vehicle off the road into a ditch. >> all five people were involved in the incident. the investigation is still ongoing. there is no word on whether anyone else will face charges. >> empty police are investigating an accident in which a car and a light rail train collided. no one in the car and no one on board the train. the passengers on board the train were offloaded on to another train which proceeded to its next stop. it is not clear what caused the collision or how much damage was done to the train or the vehicle. tomorrow the charlottesville jury charged with deciding the guilt or innocence of george

huguely resumes. we have a look at all the jury must consider. >> after about a two week trial, fate rests iny's the hands of a jury. it will meet at 9:00 a.m. this saturday will cap the end of testimony in the emotional murder trial. closing arguments time together what each side believed happened that night in may 2010. legalding to virginia labe experts, both sides took their time closing of the case which had an effect on the jury. >> they had a lot of testimony to summarize. the rule is you do not want to talk too long. >> the commonwealth's attorney began retelling the story of the night yeardley love stayed in

her room. he sent an email saying he should have killed her. she asked the jury how fightened love must have been. chapman tell the jury the only explanation for her death was blunt force trauma. the defense countered the claim as it has the entire trial that loved it not died from blunt force trial, rather asphyxiation from falling asleep drunken her face. the defense attorney reiterated he was in her apartment but there was no intent to kill, trying to guide the jury toward a charge of involuntary manslaughter. the jury will have 37 different charges to go over including the most serious, first and second- degree murder as well as voluntary and involuntary manslaughter. it is too soon to tell how long

that jury will take. one interesting thing. they had three days off to think about this case. what effect will that have? we will take a closer look at 6:00 p.m. >> our interactive timeline details the events leading up to the trial through closing arguments. you can sign up for free e-mail alerts and we will send you an e-mail once the jury reaches its findings on wbaltv.com. click on huguely trial. >> we have a mixed bag. some sunshine and temperatures around normal. above normal in some areas. it was cold morning. sunshine help to rebound as temperatures nicely. across the state mostly dry. a few sprinkles across the eastern shore. temperatures ranging through the mid -and upper 40's. a sign of milder temperatures coming our way over the next 24 hours or so. with this weather system moving

through there is snow in parts of pennsylvania where temperatures are colder. it is a significant warming up in the forecast for the next couple of days. maybe some 60-degree temperatures. more details in a couple of minutes. >> favor of sending the governor's same-sex marriage bill to the floor. >> the past 7-4. -- it passed 7-4. we have a look at what is next. >> debate on the senate floor could come as early as tomorrow and as you mentioned, the committee did project to proposed amendments but those and others are expected to come up on the chamber for. the senate committee discussion resemble the high court volley between judges and lawyers arguing fine legal points. >> that is the basic principle of our law. churches in maryland have the right to favor the their religion. they have right if the of

housing to only allow religious people in. and a prohibition against discrimination does not apply to religious groups. >> the bill will allow same-sex marriages and get the full legal benefits as heterosexual married couples. extensive protection to religious leaders and institutions and limits permit -- . -- limits punitive action. some did not believe the bill goes far enough to protect religious liberties. >> somebody give us a brief on what the religious protections are. >> two amendments were rejected. one would have restored the effective date and the other legalized civil unions. any changes would send the legislation back to the house and kill the chances of passage. the committee voted 7-4 to send the legislation to the senate floor.

>> it is favorable, 7-4. >> a final vote could come as thursday or friday. 24 votes are needed. a similar bill passed last year with 25. reporting live from annapolis, david collins, wbal 11 is. >> you can take a look at the same sex debate from 2004 through today. our time line shows you the same sex movement in maryland. our expensive sped -- special coverage section. click on same-sex marriage. >> the down jones has crossed the 13,000 mark. we will get that jump on wall street when we come back. >> good news for cancer patients. the cancer drugs that have been in sort supply will soon be available. we will explain in tonight's medical alert. >> a car smell -- smashes into a kfc restaurant. kfc restaurant. the latest on the

rec state officials say the person who was killed when a car crashed into a cave at sea -- kfc restaurant.

four others were hurt. speed was definitely a factor, police said. they're testing the body for drugs and no. 13 was the lucky number on wall street as the doubt crossed the 30,000 mark for the first time in four years. many experts consider the milestone another signal the u.s. economy is on the mend. we have tonight project economy update. >> with the dow passing the 13,000 mark for the first time since may 2008, market watchers say middle america should celebrate also. >> 90 million households own stock. an increase will help consumer spending. >> that is what helped home depot post a 32% in fourth quarter earnings that boosted the del. the report from walmart of a 15% drop did not hurt that much. analysts say held for

financially strapped greece is behind the surge. the bailout should ward off financial disaster across europe. for now. >> anybody thinks greece's problems have gone away. >> it has more room to run. we know the long-term effects are stock markets correct 10% once a year. 5% more than twice a year. we will get that. >> instability in the middle east and with oil headed to the u.s. as well as gasoline prices here and home are factors that could reverse the rise in the dow since october. >> energy in the middle east is one of the four major things we're watching closely. >> this number is considered lucky. until today, no longer elusive. >> here is a look at how the

numbers finished the day. the dow up 15. the nasdaq down over three and the s&p up almost one. >> we began tonight's medical alert with concerns about the safety of drinking water. representatives of the hospital confirmed one patient has tested positive for legionnaires' disease which is a form of lung infection brought on by a bacteria in showerheads and other water fixtures. the case is confined to the one patient. the hospital said no one else is at risk and they do take extra precautions. good news for cancer patients and their families. cancer drugs in short supply will be back again.

we have the details. >> the drugs impacted include those used for treating ovarian and bone marrow cancer as well as some forms of leukemia in children. nate was diagnosed with leukemia when he was 3. he is 6 and still fighting. >> he is in maintenance. he has one week a month where he is not himself. he is on steroids. >> it brought tears to his mother's eyes when the food and drug administration announced it is taking steps to ease the drug shortage by making the medication he takes more available. >> that means there will not have to worry about whether there will be drugs for the next treatment. it will make a difference in the lives of so many others and their families. >> the agency is approving new suppliers not just for that drug but for doxil, used to treat

ovarian cancer. >> the announcement is a major step in helping people with cancer access some drugs that are most severely in shortage. >> drug shortages have increased in the u.s. in recent years, resulting in 15 deaths since 2010. sarah stukey is glad she has the dredging needs to keep personal life. >> that makes me very happy. until it is at his clinic and the doctor says we're good, that will be the moment we can relax. >> according to the fda and some drug makers. >> new studies underscored the link between bad air and health risks. a study linking their pollution to a stroke in as little as 12

hours. the journal of the medical association reports even short exposure to dirty air increases your risk. research showing in older women, clinton's lead to premature or accelerated dementia. otherwise known as cognitive decline. >> we cannot think of pollution as safe. even down to the very lowest background levels, there are studies that clearly indicate background pollution even has held the facts. >> their pollution is most dangerous to children and the elderly. >> we have seen a couple of weather systems track through today producing clouds at times and producing rain. or sprinkles a as they cut across central and eastern maryland. that first impulse is off the coast.

we will keep an eye out to the west as another snakes in with the potential for light flout -- sprinkled. rather weak weather systems and temperatures not all that cold. the morning was colder than normal. the normal is 28 degrees. with some sunshine we warmed to above normal afternoon readings. a colder than normal morning. the average is close to typical for this time of year. 46 is the typical high and 28 below. single digits on this day in 1985 with a 10 inch snowfall in 1929. nothing measurable on the rain gauges. 51 on the eastern shore. temperatures in the lower 50's. a pretty good sign that mild weather is coming our way. when you see temperatures in -- not much cooler, temperatures in wv 40's and even some 50's,

at 51. it will not be as cold as it has been. 32 to 39. a chance of a sprinkle in the forecast. skies will cloud up a bit. the sun goes down at 5:50 p.m. this evening. there is the weather disturbance we expect to track through and look to the north. a pink shaded front is included. it has an area of low pressure. there is not much temperature change on either side of the secluded front. a cold front tracking down through the gulf coast states but not a lot of rain going on. good news for mardi gras. ? back clear to partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 50's. this is headed up to canada. we get brushed re weakening front as it makes its way through. there are a series of disturbances rolling through over the next few days. temperature wise there is not a lot of bitterly cold air in the

lower 48. we will not bring a bunch of winter weather to the region. a few snow showers around the great lakes. not much going on with the weather disturbances in the pacific northwest other than mountain snow showers. a quiet weather pattern. chillier across the northern tier than we saw yesterday. 33 at minneapolis. again for winter, this is not all that bad. no sign of any huge arctic push coming our way. maybe over the weekend it will get colder. just a sprinkle of rain tonight. partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures tomorrow. a more significant batch of showers tracks through the central part of maryland. thursday looks like the warmest day of the week. friday morning, this line of showers has a strong cold front coming through. maybe a rumble of thunder. it does not come through too early in the morning. you can see how cold it is behind that front.

it will turn colder friday afternoon to the weekend. until then, above normal temperatures. southwest winds at 10 to 15. a small craft advisory. gusts up to 24 knots and a 2 foot shot. mid-50's tomorrow. lo 60's thursday. temperatures thursday into night -- into thursday. 60 friday in the morning and file -- falling into the 40's in the afternoon. saturday, a high of 45. >> sexting has become a concern for parents as more kids get their own cell phone. >> there is a new app that helps you track children's tax but is it a concern for privacy? >> the longest running african- american in u.s. open opera history has a new soap box

>> breaking news in harford county. >> we are at montreal of stephanie wrote. not too far from aberdeen in harford county. fire crews received a call of a fire with people trapped. there was a 14-year-old that was trapped inside and managed to get out to the rear of the house. we do not know of their injuries. fire crews are screaming for units to get on the roof. there is still a lot -- a lot of fire. we will update you as we get more information. >> he is famous for his role as the mayor and police commissioner on tv but james riddle has taken on a bigger role for u.s. veterans. he is an active member of the department of veterans affairs. he paid a visit to bets at the

rehab center talking about his service as a marine, making room to room visits. he thinks it is important for vas to understand what they can get out of their local va program. >> it is important for veterans to come to the va to go online and -- or call and find out what the bay offers. a lot of veterans do not know. >> his most recent work with the va included hitting the valentines for veterans concert. >> congressman elijah cummings is the proper recipient of the leadership award from the institute for behavioral resources. the president of that organization presented the congressman with the leadership award for services to enhance the growth of behavioral scientists. that includes initiatives throughout the baltimore area. >> 60 people in syria were killed as their government continues the brutal crackdown.

>> the red cross is called for something

>> live, local, latebreaking. you are watching wbal6tv 11 news at 5:00 p.m. >> the doors could be closing for good at the south baltimore high school located in the heart of the cherry hill community. this is a relatively small school. >> officials say they have their

reasons including a recent drop in enrollment and test scores. we have more details on the story. >> they have had their challenges since it opened in 1998 especially over the past few years. two of the six top leaders, the governor, and a ceo have high hopes for members of that student body. south side could close by the summer. that is the plan for the cherry hill campus and its 200 or so students. >> the south side is a good school. >> that is why students are hoping it could stay open. >> i lov the program. the teachers all help you. >> in a taped message posted on the school's web site, the governor sent out this were to students. >> i love you, i am proud of you, i need you, and i am counting on you. keep working hard. >> there were similar words of encouragement to the city school

ceo. >> for us, nothing matters like the education of every single one of you. you represent the future of the city. >> the chief of staff said south side is no longer meeting the needs of students. >> there are other schools in that community that offer better academic programming. the enrollment has been dropping. parents have been thinking with their feet. we think this is the right thing to do for children. >> one baltimore city lawmaker said the south side proposal caught him off guard. >> i am baffled as to how we get to this point. especially without me knowing it. that baffles me further. if there's any way to torrent -- turn this horse around i will be doing it. and save the school. >> there will be a number of public hearings before the school board takes a vote on the future of south side academy. >> those public hearings are set

for march 6 and 10. the school would take a final vote in late march. for more details, go to our website, wbaltv.com, click on education alert. >> here is a look at our other top stories. police investigate a double fatal crash involving three vehicles. around 2:30 p.m. one of those vehicles crossed for the center turn lane into oncoming traffic colliding with another vehicle, striking a third. the driver was not injured. we're told speed was a factor but that investigation continues. the investigators are trying to figure out what caused a devastating multivocal crash last night that killed three siblings. preliminary investigation shows the trio's chevy cavalier was driving southbound when it crossed a double yellow line

slump -- slamming into traffic. they have been identified as ashley bauguess, joseph bauguess, and david bauguess. two others were injured but released from the hospital. police are releasing the sketch of a man the believe sexually assaulted and 9-year-old girl as she walked home from school. it happened in the lakeshore community of pasadena last tuesday. police say that he grabbed the girl and grabbed her into -- pulled her into a wooded area. he is described as clean shaven with a bald head. anyone with information, should called detectives. >> the state senate is expected to act quickly on a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage. a senate committee approved the legislation which moves that bill to the senate for a vote. one key note. the committee turned down two amendments that would have restored the effective date and legalized city unions.

that would effectively kill the bill. the senate is expected to vote this week. republican presidential candidates are taking aim. rick santorum has opened up a double-digit lead nationally and he has locked in a dead heat with mitt romney. sally kidd joins us with tonight's commitment 2012 update. >> good evening. a very tight race in michigan and in arizona. polls showed romney with the lead their but santorum is gaining ground. >> campaigning in arizona, rick santorum javon mitt romney's claim that he is a spending in sadr. >> -- a big spender. >> campaigning in michigan romney sought to draw distinctions telling supporters

santorum's track record is not bad for a fiscal conservative. >> the fact he continues to defend your marks including his $500,000 earmarked for a polar bear exhibit. that is not conservative principles. >> political observers say santorum's blue-collar message is playing well in the wolverine state. a state romney once led by comfortable margins. >> he should be running away with this thing. this is one of his home states. one of the city claims to have roots in and he is not. that is an inherent weakness of his candidacy. >> ron paul is attacking santorum is record as a fiscal conservative with a new ad. newt gingrich said he is different from "normal washington politicians." >> i would change things pretty

dramatically. >> the candidates will meet on the debate stage tomorrow night in mesa, arizona. >> thank you. thousands of afghans are taking to the street following what is called the improper disposal of holy books at u.s. military bases. >> the controversy as the u.s. makes apologies. >> anne arundel county council members make a decision on filling a vacancy oc%

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>> new details on the burning of muslim religious materials including occur ran in a pile of garbage at a u.s. military base in afghanistan. as protests erupt across the nation, military officials say the books had been removed from a nearby library because they contained extremist messages. they said the detainees were leaving notes for each other inside the book.

the new commander apologizing the investigation is continuing. >> when we learned of these actions we intervened immediately and stopped them. the material is recovered -- the materials recovered will be properly handled by appropriate religious authorities. we are investigating the incident. we're taking steps to ensure this does not ever happen again. i assure you, i promise you this was not intentional in any way. >> middle and u.s. officials say the books were given to troops for burning. inadvertently. the red cross is calling for a cease-fire so it can deliver emergency aid and back to the people who are wounded or sick in was being called a humanitarian cause. entire families have been stuck for days inside their homes on able to step outside to get food, water, or medical care. 60 people were killed in syria just today. 5400 people, mostly civilians,

have been killed in the uprising against the nation's president. >> with hundreds of thousands of cars being recalled nationally, a new concern for consumers. how the government is stepping in. >> europe is finally starting to dig out from its deadliest winter in decades but if the temperatures bright, new problems arise. >> a few showers tracking through the area on hd doppler. we will check out a significant warming trend. 49 degrees now at the airport. 49 degrees now at the airport.

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the murder trial of george huguely. how experts believe this will change -- affect the case. council still working to move forward after one of its members makes a racial slur. those

>> it has been europe's deadliest winter in decades. temperatures plunged to -35 degrees celsius. a warmup is bringing in a crop of new problems. >> eastern europe has endured record breaking cold. more snow than anyone can remember come up to the rooftops. hundreds have died. tens of thousands cut off by

impassable roads. in kosovo an avalanche killed all but a 5-year-old girl and a family of nine. track meet snow for an hour. >> this is a high latitude block. if the weather system is set up over the northern latitudes, someone is going to have to pay for what would normally be called whether their father south. >> -- farther south. >> germany and the ski towns of austria, switzerland, and france relish snow which is not upwards of a dozen feet tall ones. finally, temperatures are breaking but so is the ice. not a good thing in belgrade this week. giant chunks broke apart on the danube, crushing in sinking boats. people beaten by the season

tried to save their spring past times. the force of winter won again. as temperatures are rising, that avalanche risk is getting higher as well as the risk of flooding. all this snow, tons of it have to go somewhere now. back to you. >> we have been there before. not that much now. it has to go somewhere. >> if we get a quick milt, that is when the trouble starts and the rivers will be filling up over there. swarmer the normal ratings. the morning was called. here are the lows up and down the eastern seaboard. some cold stuff to the north. 23. down toward richmond, leftover snow on the ground. charlotte, n.c. 30 and no. , cold around syracuse. 19 and 0.

for below zero in the adirondacks. it was 33 this morning. down to freezing in chicago. this is where the air will be coming from. 49 at the airport. 49 in cincinnati. 51 in st. louis. the west to southwest breeze, we should get some of that warm air. it brings some cloud cover. maybe a passing light shower or a sprinkle. we see some out on the mountains that could get here later tonight. look for some clouds to move in and maybe a sprinkle. southwest winds at 5 to 10 miles an hour. most areas above freezing. this front coming through western ohio will reach as overnight. the pink shade is an occluded front. not a lot of temperature difference. there is a wind shift and an area of low pressure which will sweep tonight -- sweeps through tonight. active whether that will be dropping through the midwest and heading for through new england.

we will be on the southern fringe of this activity. each time one of those systems moves through it brings some scattered showers are way. we're running a 20% to 30% chance of hit and miss showers. most of the middle of the country is dry and mild and quiet. that does not -- they're expecting a bit of fun tonight. during the early evening, no weather problems anticipated. here comes the chance for that sprinkle. the skies cleared out and another chance for showers tomorrow evening as another system tracks through. the warmest day as thursday. southwest winds and partly cloudy skies should get us into the 60's before the next front arrives. that will come through early friday. the high temperature will come through in the morning followed by a falling temperatures and the snow in the mountains here indicates there will be some colder air following that front sneaking into the area for the weekend. most the cloudy tomorrow. scattered afternoon or evening

showers. the high of 53 to 58. gusts of 25 knots and two to 3 foot waves. the temperatures will be climbing, reaching below 60's. thursday or friday. a thunderstorm followed by wendy and colder weather friday afternoon, saturday and sunday highs in the 40's. >> officials looking for lost or abandoned crab pots that are becoming dangerous for fish. also known as post potts, they can kill crabs and fish that get caught inside. they are collected under a federally funded program to help those affected by the decline in fisheries. interested watermen have until friday to apply for that program. >> hertz rental car agencies asking for regulation to make

sure vehicles under recall are fixed before they are rented out. they have struck a deal with safety advocates and asked congress to put the recall oversight under that national traffic safety administration. they have been investigating the rental industry for burning cars that were recalled but not repaired. manufacturers are prohibited by law from selling recalled cars before their fix. that law does not apply to rental car companies. there is a new way for parents to make sure their kids do not get into big trouble with cell phone. it is an application that keeps track of what they're sharing with others. pixchecker records every message sent text phone -- text message and shares with you in almost real-time. you can check up on your child communications. >> children are entitled to their privacy. i do think you need to have a dialogue at home. >> when it comes to your kids

especially this age, it is right for the parent to know. >> there is no limit to the number of messages it will record and they remain on line until you clear them. you'll get a daily e-mail with a summary of the day's messages. the parents do not need to have a smartphone to use the service. it will notify you if the application is tempered with or deleted. we want to know. is tracking your child's text messages an invasion of their privacy? you can go to our website, wbaltv.com and tell us what you think. the more -- were of the tablets is expected to heat up. nook.s video of the it will have eight gigabytes of memory. that would rival the $199 price tag for the kindle fire which has been a popular lower-priced alternative to the ipad.

barnes and noble released last fall which has 16 mb of memory and sells for $2 -- $249. magic johnson is ready for new ball game on the tube -- on a tv near you. aspire channel will focus on uplifting images of african- americans and offer entertainment opportunities. it is launching on june 30, one of four minority owned networks that will be seen on comcast in the near future. cameras in zones could working -- be working when crews are working. details 6:00 p.m. thousands of people take to this streets in new orleans. some are calling this fat

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>> fat tuesday's celebrations are underway in new orleans. >> hundreds of thousands of people make their way to the crescent city to celebrate mardi gras before the start of lent. they're saying this year is the best since hurricane katrina. >> the rhythm of new orleans. it is full long festival right

now. the freaks come out. it is a fair question as you wander through the crowd in the french quarter. you can see just about anything from super heroes and villains to knights and pirates and police. this is not a costume. ghostbusters, babies, pink wigs and pink dresses. >> it is fun and good times. it is a party. it is a big party. the biggest party in the city. >> and big business. >> new orleans is going try renaissance of sorts right now. -- through a renaissance. there is investment in the community. >> the impact will be close to $200 billion but the party in this profits cannot mask bling

graeme problems across the river. >> hopefully one day a change will come. >> most in an eye toward will tell you a little has changed since katrina. marty graaff here is filled with damage, debris, and a sense of desperation. >> they could knock some of these houses down that are serving a purpose. >> mardi gras serve as a vital purpose and the money is making its way to the hardest hit areas, city officials say. it is important this party and the profits continue to grow. this is without question the strongest mardi gras since katrina. they expect close to 1 million visitors and have direct economic impact of almost $200 million. >> some nice beads going there.

you can see more photos on ." -- wbaltv.com. >> three people are killed in a traffic accident in harford county. a live report next. >> putting the brakes on speed cameras when high workers are not around. details at 6:00 p.m. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal tv 11 news tonight. >> we are calling breaking news at this hour. two people killed in a crash in baltimore county. skyteam 11 is on mcdonogh road. >> this is mcdonogh road. county police have both

vehicl.