>> in its turn age, mother a 13- year-old high monae turnage is speechless after learning a police officer was suspended for his conduct after her daughter turned up dead. turnage says this past saturday, her daughter and two friends, who turned out to be suspects under killing, were supposed to be going skating in the white marsh area and were supposed to be driven there by the sister of one of those suspects. when turnage reached out to one of the boys in called him on the phone, he began telling her a strange story about his sister's boyfriend. >> he said the police officer was going to bring us back down. he said -- klein >> monae turnage never came home that lighnight.

a man identified himself as a baltimore city police officer. >> [unintelligible] he said yes, i am the one, but i never took them. he said he never took them. he said he came to the house to ask them to go and they said they were not going. >> sources familiar with the case said the officer is dating a relative of one of the suspects. the same sources say investigators want to know whether the officer knew about the shooting and did not report it, and whether he counseled the suspects on what to do with turnage after she was shot, including what to do with her body. allegedly, they were playing with a rifle when it went off, hitting turnage, and the boys hid her body in an alley under some plastic bags.

sources also tell us that the gun used in the shooting was found inside the suspended officers carr had. folks here at police headquarters will only confirm for us that the officer has been suspended and will not tell us any other information. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> meanwhile tonight, another tragic shooting, this time on the eastern shore. investigators tell us a 4-year- old boy is dead and his mother injured after what appears to be an accidental shooting. police say shanice kellam woke up after being shot and found woolford also hadll furre been shot. >> fast-moving flames devoured part of the 1000 block of cut or harbor last night. took about an hour for 80

firefighters to get everything under control, starting around 3:30 this morning. the red cross is now on hand to help those victims. >> the man has begun assessing the damage from that series of corn -- of tornadoes. the death toll now stands at 40. hundreds of national guard troops are deployed to help the victims. >> as families continue to pour through all the splintered wood and twisted metal, slowly, the recovery are still showing up amidst the rubble. this morning in the washington state bank reopen. there was no power, so no computers and all the transactions had to be written out by hand. working by hand is something most getting used to hear. in some places, one brick at a time. this beauty salon and house sat side-by-side. now all that is left is scatter for miles. >> we have to start over from scratch. >> she does not know how to get

over everything that has happened. >> there are no words that can describe that moment. >> four others, the word is simple and obvious. it is hero. as the tornado was carrying everything away, stephanie decker refused to let it take her children. she saved her little boy and girl from flying debris that left her crippled. >> i had to make steel beams on my legs. >> fighting through the pain, she grabbed a cell phone. >> i called my husband and told him i loved him. i was starting to get woozy. i knew was going to die if i did not get help. >> she did get help, and doctors were able to save her life, but not her legs.

>> i am blessed that i have my children today. >> most agree there is not much that stephanie cannot do. like so many here, she is a survivor. >> learn how you can help the victims and see what the storms left behind on wbaltv.com and on our freeze march on tap -- on our free smart phone app. >> cold temperatures this morning and some subzero temperatures in far northern new england. 17 below zero in the adirondacks and one degree below zero in caribou. has been a chilly afternoon. current tipsters holding in the 40's. just off to the west on this map -- current temperatures holding in the 40's. 70's in kentucky, 72 lincoln -- in st. louis and 62 in chicago.

all that warm is marching slowly east and we will feel that starting tomorrow and into thursday. a case of spring fever on the way. details in the forecast in just a couple of minutes. >> balancing the budget for cuts only sounded like a doomsday plan to many center brief on the proposal today. education would be slashed, 500 state employees would be laid off, and baltimore city stands to lose millions in state aid. david collins joins us from annapolis with more on the doomsday approach. >> paraphrasing the state's top budget analyst, and this would not be the end of the world, but maryland's world would be different this is adopted. >> if the revenue component should fail -- >> war cuts are needed to balance the budget. this committee is looking at plan b and c, otherwise known as

the doomsday budget. it is an alternative to the governor's budget, which contains tax and fee increases. senator david brinkley from frederick questioned whether the cuts go far enough. >> it could go farther. we could shorten up on this a little bit. >> education funding would be slashed by $204.9 million. baltimore city loses $6.90 million state, the cost of shifting teacher pensions. scholarships provided for members of the house and senate would be discontinued. higher education faces cuts of $185.60 million. >> it would result in higher tuition, higher fees, larger classes. >> the general assembly is struggling to close the deficit. the doomsday budget is being

used to convince on the fence democrats to consider raising taxes. >> this is really cutting what is left. am i incorrect on that? >> i am not going to say that the world will come to an end if all this came to pass compaq but it would be a different world. >> the proposal eliminates them cell research, chesapeake bay trust fund, and reduces state agency operating expenses by 8%. 500 jobs would be cut. though state workers left on the job would not get a cost-of- living increase. in addition to the doomsday budget in the senate, house committee today her testimony to extend the sales tax to your gym membership. details new at 6:00. david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> in the republican race for the white house, this is the biggest day so far. it is super tuesday, and up for grabs, roughly a third of all the delegates needed for nomination. steve handelsman is an ohio with

the night's commitment 2012 update. >> michigan voters cast their ballots, some switching parties on the spot to pick who they like. >> i voted for rick santorum because he is a freedom fighter. >> ron paul. >> mitt romney, because i think he is a better man. he has economics on his mind. >> that is mitt romney speech today. >> i understand how the economy works. >> he regrets going off message about his wealth. >> do you realize how those are hurting your campaign? >> yes. next question. >> rick santorum is focused outside detroit on christian conservatives. >> thanks for coming out, everybody. >> polls put santorum virtually dead even in run these home state. >> we never expected to be that way. it is close. >> and join democrats who are

going to send a loud message to massachusetts mitt romney by voting for rick santorum for president. >> rahm the call that a dirty trick. >> -- romney called that a dirty trick. >> the top democrat attacked romney today from washington, a campaign style event with autoworkers. >> some even said we should let detroit bankrupt. you remember that? >> arizona is also holding its primary today. mitt romney is the favorite, but he is focused on michigan. >> a win in the state of ohio could finally establish mitt romney as the undisputed front- runner. steve handelsman, wbal-tv 11 news. >> stay with us throughout the night for live coverage of the super tuesday results as they

come in. brian williams will lead a team decision 2012 coverage starting tonight right here on wbal-tv 11. >> a school evacuated after a foul odor of chemicals. what officials say cost of the problems, coming up. >> a four-point game, and the loyola greyhound's when perry >> let the madness began. the first appearance in nearly two decades. >> imagine seeing this in your child's x-ray. turns out it is not a braceless. i doubt what she swallow that gave her the simpsonsymptoms ofe flu.

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>> for hundreds of residents, they will certainly never forget a 72-inch water main ruptured into a dozen hundred three years later, city officials began an elaborate inspection to make sure it never happens again. kai reed joins us live to explain. >> it is hard to forget that

huge massive water main break in dundalk second 2009. some new technology is meant to prevent catastrophic breaks like that in the future. the water main break in september 2009 and turned and dundalk into a disaster zone. cars, roads, and homes were flooded. dozens of people lost everything in their basements. the new technology is called a pipe diver. it is used car on a certain type of concrete pipe that was manufactured back in the 1975 and taught in dundalk. it goes down and identifies the location and level of damage inside the pipe. cracks an idea as to what really needs to be replaced when so we do not have a situation like we had in dundalk and those other locations. this is a proactive thing we are doing. >> you are looking at the process taking place near lincoln park. the first site where they are

using the pipe diver. it is a link the process and will take up to eight weeks to get data back before they even begin the repair process. it's also expensive. the work they are doing here is going to cost a couple of million dollars and they are really trying to do this project throughout the city, but it will take several years. we will have more on this story tonight at 11:00. kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> scientists are now highlighting steps to prevent a life-threatening -- a life- threatening germ from spreading. it is a bacterial and infection that causes diarrhea and stomach cramping and kills about 14,000 people each year. it is strongly linked to abiotic use and now the cdc is recommending that doctors prescribe antibiotics only when

absolutely necessary. they recommend that patients with die retested for the germ and -- with diarrhea be tested for the germ. a new study from ohio state reveals that while most children from 8-15 with concussions fully recover within a few months, but 20% due not. the most common problem was forgetfulness, but some experience persistent attention difficulties, headaches, and fatigue a year later. those kids may need extra time taking tests in school or be allowed to wear sunglasses is bright lights cause headaches. >> a 3-year-old girl is recovering after 37 tiny magnets or removed. the toddler had swallowed 37

tiny, high-powered magnets. they were surgically removed, but not before they had damaged her lower intestines and stomach. luckily, she is expected to make up for recovery. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> temperatures a little chilly out there today, even with a lot of sunshine. we ended up cooler than normal for march 6, 25 degrees this morning at bwi marshall. the normal just below freezing at 31. we'll limited to 48 officially at the airport, 47 at the inner harbor. the record high today was 76. check out the records know, 50 years ago today, probably the most powerful nor'easter in the 20th century was rolling by from march 5-91962, a power pack storm literally reorganized the beaches and coastal area around our city.

treaty of snow in amounts to the west of us and 40 foot waves were reported along of the coastal area as that huge nor'easter was rolling up the coast 50 years ago today. still in the 30's in new england, 40's here. if you look to the west, you see a significant warming trend. 59 around columbus, ohio. even charleston, west virginia checks in at 63 degrees. there is some warmer air out there. this will patch of cloudiness developing on the warm front. winnable review when the warm front those past us, we will get into those milder temperatures beginning tomorrow. a chilly night tonight, sunset right at 6:05. after tonight's chilly weather, a high-pressure system moves away. the southwesterly winds keep the warm front moving up through new england. 72 in kansas city, 72 in denver,

67 in chicago at this hour. a little bit of high-level cloudiness out there. that will be the only thing that keeps the temperature down the next two days. what could be talking 65-70 degrees a couple of days until this front coming from the rockies reaches us late thursday going into friday morning. enjoy the sunshine, it is going to feel like spring out there. it will be cold in the morning, but unseasonably warm in the afternoon. thursday night, the rain we see in ohio here will push down for baltimore and leader into friday. wednesday and thursday, picture- perfect weather conditions. it will change a little bit toward the end of the week. sunny skies tomorrow, southwest winds at 10. out on the bay tomorrow, went out of the south, but the southerly wind will warm up the temperatures. the next couple of days, if you are right on the shore of the day it will feel a bit chilly.

sunny and 59 announced tomorrow, but some rain and announced thursday afternoon. it will stay mild on the eastern shore, cool right on the shore of the bay, but mild inland. it may be 70 in some spots on thursday. the lower eastern shore will warm up as well. upper 60's on thursday in the cold front arrives on thursday down at ocean city. this weekend, we turn the clock forward one hour. sunny skies and 63 tomorrow. it will be 67 on thursday and if we hold off the cloud long enough, it could get warmer than that. --, chilly weather saturday and maybe another batch of rain coming in sunday night into monday. >> president obama holds his first news conference of the year. >> on the agenda, war, super tuesday, and rush limbaugh. what everybody wants to know, does he support higher gas prices? >> you can get some help lead

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>> president obama fired back at republican criticism over his handling of iran today in his first major news conference of the year. >> he covered quite a bit of ground today in subject matter. sally kidd joins us live with the details on that. >> the president talked about housing, and gas prices, but most of the focus was on foreign-policy and his critics on the campaign trail. >> i am understand there are some political contests going on tonight. >> president obama holding a major news conference on super tuesday took aim at republican presidential candidates. >> those folks do not have a

lot of responsibilities. >> he address criticism regarding his policy on iran and the threat to israel. >> when i see some of these folks who have a lot of bluster and big tall, but when you ask them specifically what they would do, it turns out they repeat the things we have been doing over the last three years. >> asked what he would say about mitt romney about his criticism of the president -- >> good luck tonight. >> on syria and calls for military action -- >> there is no doubt that those who are suggesting are proposing or beating the drums of war should explain clearly to the american people what they think the cost and benefits would be. >> he also addressed republican critics in congress who say the president wants higher gas prices. >> do you think the president of the united states running for reelection once gas prices to go higher?

it would make refinancing with attractive to more families. it is like another tax cut. ex-president said the move would save a typical family an extra $1,000 -- >> the president says it would save a typical family an extra $1,000 a year. >> and has been nearly two decades since the loyola greyhound's made it the men's n.c.a.a. basketball tournament. mayor goesimore's back to school again. i am tim tooten live in the newsroom with the story, straight ahead.

>> live, local, late-breaking. 11 news at 5:00 in hd continues now. >> it is 04-point game, and the loyola greyhounds in the championship game of the match for the second time ever gwyneth, and they are going to the n.c.a.a. tournament. -- for the second time ever win it. >> the loyola greyhound's men's team wins over fairfield last night. >> the first time that loyola has been to the n.c.a.a. tournament since 1994. rob roblin has more on the celebration.

>> the last time loyola was that the big dance was in 1994. it has been a long time in coming. >> it is at fort detrick -- it is a four-point game. >> if you are a freshman at loyola university to gain predicted that, you were born the year the greyhounds' last went to the n.c.a.a. tournament. the victory over fairfield last night in the championship game since loyola to the big dance. -- sens loyola to the big dance. -- sends loyola to the big dance." >> looking forward to playing another game, that is for sure. [cheering] >> today, the greyhounds' return to the lawyer noted campus --

loyola campus. >> fantastic. we are excited. we are on spring break, but look at the turnout. >> it was an awesome game last night, a great win for us. we are proud of the boys in glad to go home with a win. >> this is great. >> for the loyal players, the victory is sweet. >> i am feeling on top of the world right now. it is like the national championship to us. >> it feels great to see all these people here and everybody supporting us. >> you guys are really 18. >> we don't care whose courts or whatever -- you guys are really eight team. loyola will find out sunday when they will go and who double play. players and fans are confident that the greyhounds season is far from over. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news.

>> citizen rights, "grote -- go greyhound. >> it is a great day to be loyal a freshman. we did a loyola freshman. >> breaking news from queen anne's county. let's send it out to captain roy taylor in skyteam 11. >> this is route 213, a head-on crash at this location involving a fatality here. state police have confirmed that have actually shut down route 213, both north and southbound during the investigation. they are evaluating the drug are right now to see what his status is. -- evaluating a truck driver right now. there is 200 gallons of diesel

fuel in the process of leaking that have to deal with. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories at this hour. a baltimore city police officer has been suspended for misconduct in connection with the death of a 13-year-old girl in northeast baltimore. police say two boys and monae turnage were playing with a 22 caliber rifle when it went off, killing turnage. the boys then hit her body in an alley under some plastic bags. the police want to know whether an officer who is dating the sister of one of the suspects knew about the shooting and whether he counseled them on what to do with her body. today marks the second day for rank-and-file police officers in anne arundel county. the community -- calling on community leaders to resign during a board meeting last

night. their allegations of misusing police security for political and personal benefit. the republican county said it said he is not going anywhere. voting started at 6:00 this morning and wraps up late tonight. an early morning scared course students at a catholic school in bel air and their parents after chemical odor sparked the evacuation. two people fainted. it is believed a cross contamination of cleaning chemicals cost the odor. school operations eventually return to normal. >> school construction is still a hot topic in baltimore city. it is also becoming an important political pawn. the mayor says her agenda is to improve conditions in school cities, even if it means raising taxes. >> the mayor toward a couple of city schools to get a close-up look at building conditions --

toward a couple of city schools. -- toured a couple of city schools. the mayor toward barkley elementary and middle school along with the district ceo. they found a 50-year-old building showing its age, with a leaky roof, hanging wires, and outdated bathrooms. >> we spent close to a million dollars redoing the windows, but parts of the school will take a lot more than changing windows. >> it certainly affects their achievement. >> the mayor says it will take lots of money to make repairs. she says that is why she is not backing off for calls to increase the bottle tax. >> the city council will schedule a hearing and be able to move quickly towards putting the bottle tax in place so we have a revenue stream on which to build. we will not get to the finish

line until you take the first step. >> the first that starts with funding, but not only from taxes. parents say they just want what is best for their children. >> they need to get some updated things, air-conditioning. >> children really needed. it is an important message that we sent to them every day, when i walk into a building that is in good condition, that education matters and it is a good, secure place to come to school. >> both schools were in the 12 council districts. a council member says he did not get an infinite -- an invitation to come along on those stores today. -- on those tourists a day. >> for family, friends, and all over the region, the co-founder

of enterprise community partnership, providing grants to those in the colombian neighborhood. he had severed with alzheimer's disease. the couple was known for their dedication to the community for decades. >> she was a great lady. >> some frightening moments today for dozens of passengers packed into tour buses across the hoover dam. >> suddenly ignited into flames. how the quick thinking driver was able to save the day. >> decision day here in virginia and several other states on and several other states on super tuesday.

>> not much left, but you are looking at the prime of a tour bus in boulder city, nev., after it burst into flames crossing the hoover dam yesterday. the driver of smelled smoke and grab an extinguisher to try to knock down this planes, but soon realized that was not going to work. she then called everyone to action prompted an immediate evacuation just in time.

another bus was sent to pick up passengers. so far, there is no word on what started the fire. >> the city at the center of syria's 11 month uprising continues to be shelled. new clashes in the streets of the city. another video shows gunfire hitting a minaret. the president is now facing growing pressure for human rights abuses and blocking humanitarian aid. the un says more than seven of hundred civilians have died, but others said that number is much higher. >> the latest scandal now includes the washington redskins. >> the probe into an elaborate gowdy program -- bounty program. could be much more widespread. >> an upcoming seminar will help first-time home buyers navigate

the housing market. >> that chill in the air today, >> that chill in the air today,

coming up on 11 news at 6:00, a baltimore city police officer is reportedly off the job after his conduct involving the accidental shooting death of a 13-year-old girl. the so-called doomsday budget is back on the table in annapolis. the possible cuts up for debate. we will have more on these stories and much more ahea

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x a dirty little secret of the nfl is exposed. some of the dirtiest hits were designed to earn defensive players extra cash. the bounty scandal started around the new orleans saints and is continuing to grow. greg williams is at the center of it all. now there are reports of other investigations following his career throughout the nfl. the washington post is now reporting the redskins are being investigated as well. williams has apologized and admitted his part. there is no word on when the nfl might hand out any penalties. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> 50 years ago today, the strongest nor'easter of the 20th century pounded away at maryland and virginia, delaware, and the

whole region was swamped with snow and rain and hurricane force winds along the coastal areas. as much as 40-foot waves completely restructured the inlets and coastal areas down there. we only ended up with 10 inches of snow in baltimore. it was caused -- called the ash wednesday storm because it lingered into wednesday. 3 feet of snow at big meadow. a power pack storm 50 years ago today. march can produce some huge storms in the mid atlantic. we saw some call this morning and it is still cold across new england. only 44 at bwi marshall now. the warm-up shows on the map just to our west, coming in for the next couple of days. the cloud cover passing by to the north and west is actually all warm front making its way into northwestern pennsylvania and western new york state.

cleveland has already gotten into the milder air and we will get into it tomorrow. 20's in the suburbs tonight, 30 downtown. tomorrow with southwest winds and lots of sun, we expect a significant warmup. chicago is 23 degrees warmer than we are here in baltimore. the warm front is moving north. it gets cold again on the west coast and some of that chilly air will filter back in here by the end of the week. tomorrow, sunny skies and southwest winds. most of thursday looks nice. we may see little cloud cover, but the winds will still be out of the south. it looks like it will stay dry through the daylight hours. thursday night, some of the rain may start to slip into baltimore late in the evening, and on friday it will turn wet and cooler going into the weekend. for a couple of days, spring

fever is in full force. sunrise at 6:30, a beautiful wednesday tomorrow. a two-foot top and chilly bay water temperatures. the air is going to be a lot cooler, but when you get inland by a just a mile or to any should be safe. eastern shore locations, sunshine tamara and 60-63. almost 70 on the eastern shore thursday, and the same thing down at ocean city. other locations are unseasonably mild. it will come to an end as a front role then thursday night. much chillier and breezy on saturday. the clocks go forward on sunday, back to daylight savings time. >> this is tax season, and the irs is warning you to watch out for con artist trying to steal

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>> the image is emerging from the tornado ravaged midwest and

south are truly astounding. there are some amazing stories of survival. an indiana woman use her body as a shield to protect her children. now, here the story in her own words. >> my husband suggested we go on home so we could get in the basement and be safe. winds like i have never seen before, and then the glass broke. as soon as the glass broke, the house started shifting. he was crying and screaming. he is 8 and she is 5. i took a blanket and put it over my children and tied it in a noknot. everything started hitting my back, pillows, furniture, everything was slamming into my back.

i had my children in a blanket and i was on top of them and i was reaching around holding them, and they were screaming, mommy, i don't want to die. please don't let me die. i said, you are not going to die, we are going to make it. i am understand why people call it eight train. i heard the sound of a train, and i heard the roar of a train. i looked down and realized it in my leg was cut off or it was barely attached. i called my husband and told him i loved him, and to tell my children i love them in case something happened. i prayed to have the strength to survive. i wanted these kids to have a mom, and i did not want them to grow up without me. and then all of a sudden, i hear

a voice, and it was saying hello, i think. i was screaming, hello. he came down and i said i was dying. he said i am going to save you. >> an incredible story of survival. >> that is all for us at 5:00. here is a look and what is coming at new at 6:00. >> was a baltimore city police officer involved in the killing and botched cover-up of a 13- year-old girl? i am lowell melser, with that story straight ahead. >> the state accuses a plumbing company of using unlicensed workers and charging customers for work that was never done. 11 new starts right now. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00. >> a baltimore city police officer is it is now suspended

for his alleged action in the death of 13-year-old monae turnage. the girl who was allegedly shot and killed, reportedly while she and two boys played with the arrival at a home in baltimore city. >> charges of involuntary manslaughter and what a police officer may have done is a surprising twist tonight. lowell melser has the latest. >> yet another twist in this case. things are not looking good for this unidentified city police officer who was suspended by the police department. sources now telling 11 news that the gun used to kill monae turnage was found inside his car. edith turnage, mother of 13- year-old monae turnage, is speechless after learning a policeis