is wbal tv-11 news at 5:00. >> viral video has taken on a life of its own. >> it is our big story tonight, footage of an after-school brawl in howard county gos viral online. >> but this one is a little different. a man in a schematic approached the student on campus and tried to -- ski mask approached us to deny campus and tried to assault him, but the video -- approached a student on campus and tried to assault him, but the video does not tell the whole story. >> this video has gone worldwide. a man wearing a ski mask appears at school. the man throwing the punch is a football player defending himself. not long after that, he

attempted to assault another student, a female student. the man wearing the mask is still out on the ground. officials say they know what may have started this incident. >> there was some situation -- i do not know if it was earlier this week or yesterday in the cafeteria, where there was some french fry throwing. we do not know if the individual is the father of the girl involved or not. we have been unable to figure out what that relationship is. >> i think it is despicable that an adult would come up and have a confrontation with a student. that is something they should be taken up with the parents or the staff here at the school. >> police say a female student, and tape is being charged with assault and may file charges against the intruder. extra police were on hand today at the columbia campus. this incident remains under investigation.

>> thank you. the outrage over the shooting death of a teenager in florida is growing tonight. protesters have begun to gather in the city where he was shot and killed. the chief of police announced he would temporarily step down, calling his involvement a distraction to the investigation. we're live in sanford with late breaking details. >> that resignation or temporary resignation has not tempered the frustration here. take a look behind me. a crowd is beginning to build and we are still hours away from the event. the stage is literally set where in just hours the family and reporters will continue their call for action after his death. >> in several cities including atlanta hundreds gather for a trip to florida before sunrise,

hoping to shed some light on the death of a 17-year-old. frustration has pushed them to rally in sanford where nearly a month ago the unearned teenager was killed by a community watch volunteer who told police he of fired in self-defense. the event was organized by reverend al sharpton. amid growing tensions, frustration, and calls for him to be arrested and the police chief to be fired, after a symbolic no-confidence vote by commissioners last night. >> he would say i voluntarily step aside if he wanted to serve the city. >> today he announced that he would temporarily step away from his post. >> i did this in the hopes of restoring some semblance of calm to the city which has been in turmoil for several weeks.

>> the u.s. department of justice and fbi continued to investigate the case. patience is clearly wearing thin. >> as it is, he is going to continue to hide, so we have to find him. if the police will not do their job, we will take their place. >> the call for answers and actions continues to grow. the huge crowd expected here tonight will include martin's parents. they will continue to speak out until something is done about his death. >> one question. a lot of people wonder why it took so long for this to happen, for the chief to step down. >> it has been a big question, especially for supporters of the martin family. what the police have said is that he has done nothing wrong. he followed the rules as they are written in the code here and he is conducting this investigation in the right way. he says he is simply stepping

aside not for any procedural problems but because he has become a distraction to the investigation. >> thank you very much, jay. in the meantime, chief james is refusing to supply with a subpoena for his testimony against john leopold. the state prosecutor contends that he took no action after a concern expressed over leopold directing them to conduct campaign activity. that is illegal. in a statement, his attorney said a subpoena was invalid in a criminal trial because it could end up disclosing relevant criminal information in the pending trial. >> a woman riding a bicycle was hit by a bus downtown this morning. that happened shortly before

9:00. it is unclear what type of bus struck the girl. 11 news has just learned that she has been treated and released from hospital. police identified a man shot in the head. jonathan hutchison, 24, was found with a gunshot wound to the head shortly after a 11:30 p.m. last night. he died of trauma. investigators are searching for a suspect and a possible motive. >> please continue to investigate a triple stabbing in baltimore county. investigators tell us these men, ranging in age from 18-21, were all involved in a massive brawl during which at least three people were stabbed. this was the scene above the town has where it all happened. police tell us that the men pulled up, got out and started fighting. police are still investigating

who fired shots. >> another unseasonably warm day. it took a little while for the clouds to completely burn off. some of that may still be hanging around your area. where the sun is baking through, temperatures are getting quite aged breaking through, temperatures are getting quite warm, well above normal for this time of year. we are keeping an eye on the sky for any showers that might pop up this afternoon. you can see some isolated showers in west virginia right on the virginia border. a lot of activity to our south and west the we will have to contend with as we get into the weekend. more on that approaching wet weather with the 7-day forecast in just a couple of minutes. >> downtown baltimore lost more than 10,000 jobs in 2011 according to a recent report put out by the downtown partnership

of baltimore. however, the report is not all bad news. the majority showed a lot of growth in the downtown district. we're live in downtown to explain. >> the report is actually a look back at some of the key economic benchmarks that determine the economic health here in downtown baltimore. there is an interesting contradiction that we found in this report. while it says that jobs were lost in the city, vacancies in office buildings also went down. just how is baltimore doing these days? when compared to similar cities around the nation, not too bad. that is according to the annual state of downtown report put out by the downtown partnership of downtown baltimore. >> more people went to work downtown and more people want to live downtown. >> the report looks at an area

within a 1 mile radius from the corner of pratt street and highlights several key areas. the only negative came from the downtown employment picture. the city lost a little more than 10,000 jobs, and 9.4% drop. however, office vacancies fell year to year to 17.2%, and retail vacancies fell to 5.7%. the downtown partnership says that despite the employment numbers come a city companies are telling a different story. >> what we are seeing and hearing from companies is that they are optimistic about the year of moving forward and they expect to continue hiring. >> the numbers of people living in staying downtown are pretty impressive. occupancy rose to 97.2% and hotel occupancy climbed to 63%.

mayor stephanie rawlings blake told 11 news that she is not swayed by the employment numbers and thinks things will improve in 2012. >> overall, the message is positive. we are working hard. the city is weathering the great recession storm well. >> as far as those employment numbers, baltimore actually did a lot better than some other cities around the country including san francisco, denver, san diego and phoenix. coming up, we will have economists look at the report and get their opinion on the numbers. >> thank you. if you have to fill up your gas tank tonight you are probably not going to like what you see. >> i did, and i did not. gas prices have jumped as much as $0.10 in some locations, but when station is offering $0.30 of a gallon. where you need to go, coming up. >> also, a laundry list of

grocers refusing to sell pinks line. >> and we will tell you why someone keeps sending pictures of their uterus to congress. of their uterus to congress.

>> going once, going twice, sold. shoppers are taking advantage of the u.s. marshals office auction of cars seized during the past year. this is signed off on by a federal judge and the funds go toward purchasing equipment for local law enforcement. >> in tonight's medical alert, the list is growing of grocery store chains that say they will no longer sell beef with a filler noun as pincus line. super value -- known as pink slime. federal regulators say the filler meets food safety standards, but critics say the product could be unsafe and is

an unappetizing example of industrialized food production. we have a list of all of the chain's involved in the movement on our website, wbaltv.com. new research finds some doctors are using the internet to initiate romantic relationships with their patients. a survey of the state medical board found most had received at least one complaint over the past 10 years. the most common violation was doctors contacting patients on dating website. others were prescribing medicine or lying about credentials online. a lot started by three crafty friends -- blog started by three crafty friends has ignited a

women across the country. knitted uteruses are being sent to lawmakers. >> these seven will go to congress. i have some more yarn left and i will start on the members of the arizona legislature. >> lawmakers in arizona are currently debating a bill that will allow employers to dictate whether insurance would cover contraception. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast. >> unseasonably warm weather continuing. is the second warmest march on record in baltimore. we have been in a summer-like weather pattern here. clouds in the morning during off to some afternoon sun. it took a little while, but things are heating up. to the south, things are more unstable and we see some showers, perhaps a thunderstorm

around the virginia border. the potential for a shower will be there for the next couple of hours especially in virginia and the carolinas. in the ohio valley, down to the gulf coast, this system will be heading our way. that will slowly make its way into our region for saturday and sunday. check out temperatures. 82 in boston. 80 in albany. unseasonably warm weather all the way up into southern new england, even parts of northern new england. 73 in oakland. pittsburgh, cleveland, columbus have all reached the 80's. same thing in detroit. not quite that warm here. again, morning clouds delayed our warm-up so we have not hit 80 yet this week, but the potential is there tomorrow. if we see this fog burn off a little quicker, the temperature will rise again.

fog forming, sun setting at 7:21 p.m. this high-pressure has been near bermuda all week long. it is showing some signs of weakening over the weekend. that allows this big swirl of clouds to inch closer. it does look like on saturday and sunday we will be dealing with the impact of this storm. some slightly cooler air comes in with the storm itself. you can see the big swirl of moisture and around the cut off a storm. that is now pushing into alabama and parts of tennessee. earlier in the week it was out in texas to louisiana. again, that will continue slowly progressing to the east as the center of the storm works its way east as well. tomorrow, parts of indiana, ohio, kentucky, tennessee down to the gulf have a slight risk

of severe thunderstorms. this weekend, we could even get thunderstorm activity on saturday and sunday as well. tomorrow we will be just ahead of the storm. a warm day, a 78-83 with the southeast winds at 5-10. on the day, weaves around 1 foot. scattered thunderstorms in the mountain. temperatures will start trending downward. eastern shore locations tomorrow should be warm except right on the shore of the bay. ocean city, salzburg, a southern delaware, a tomorrow. a little bit cooler on the beach and then some thunderstorms rolling in saturday and sunday. we are going to warm up to more of an cool off over the weekend. shower chances of 60% for saturday and sunday. breezy, dryer and a little bit cooler for monday and tuesday. bellows could move down to the 30's 4 -- the los could move

down to the 30's for tuesday and wednesday morning. >> tonight, local officials say they are joining the fight to fix our water. >> those gas prices just keep on going up. a live

>> gas prices made another jump overnight. >> some have seen an increase of as much as $0.10 in the last 24 hours. >> there is a major deal that will start about 40 minutes from now. you could be saving $0.30 a gallon. is that right? >> you are exactly right. i will talk about that a little bit later on. it will happen at this shell station on ritchie highway. meanwhile, talking about prices going up, just off the phone with aaa and they tell me here in maryland in the last month on average the price of gas went up $0.29 in just a month.

you knew it was going to happen, now it is here. gas over $4 a gallon. >> i think by the end of the summer it is going to be $5. i do not know where it's going. i do not know how we can put gas in our cars. >> we found stations charging over four dollars a gallon, and as you can imagine, customers are not crazy about the price increase. quebec's i wish it were lower and i do not trust the oil companies. >> when you have a lot of kids, a big family, trying to pay for everything else and then dass too. >> i am paying over $100 to fill up my car. it is pretty sad. >> you do not know whether you are going to eat or put gas in the car. a couple of months ago it was just right, $0.30 cheaper. >> station owners pay more for gas and pass that increase on to

the customer. there is not much that can be done. >> yesterday evening the change to $4 a gallon regular gas. i'm not sure if it will go up again or not. it depends on the market value. >> we're the last one to get the price. we have to make something on a. usually, we are working on very low profits on gas. we do not expect make a lot of money off gas, but we do fix cars. >> if gas is over four dollars a gallon in march, who knows what it will be this summer? >> it could hit $5. once it starts rolling, it is like a chain reaction. you cannot predict what will happen. i have no clue. really, i do not. >> we are back live here at the shell on plan bernie -- glen

bernie. starting at 6:00, the shell stations will drop the price and you will drop it as well. $0.30 cheaper. >> we just want to show people that there is a church that's cares about people and this is what we do. >> $0.30 cheaper. that means it will be $3.56 instead of $3.86. how long will that last? >> from 6:00 to 8:00 and then we will shut the whole thing down. >> so, if you want some cheaper gas, come on out. >> yes sir. >> thank you very much. >> in the meantime, we are getting a better idea of just how much this will have on the race to the white house. coming up of 5:30 p.m., what the president is saying he is doing to make sure you do not have to buy as much of the high-priced fuel.

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here in baltimore. >> the city kicked off its presidents cup baseball tournament. we're live in the newsroom with that story. >> growing the game has little to do with running, and more to do -- with winning and losing, and more to do with putting up big bucks. >> i care deeply about lu, and i know they need great places to play. >> the city council president helped kick off the campaign at city hall as he got publicity for his annual president's baseball tournament. the daughter of baseball great jackie robinson is helping to support the effort. >> we mostly focus on developing young people. that is what baseball and the presidents cup is all about. developing integrity committee mark, commitment -- integrity,

teamwork, commitment, setting goals. >> at least five fields will be cleaned up as early as this weekend. city officials say high school baseball players taking part in the tournament have already agreed to pitch in. >> instead of just doing it for ourselves, going out and helping others make the fields better, it means a lot. >> i want to help young kids rebuild their dreams because everybody helps maintain our fields, said that is why we have such a good field. >> i am pleased to match the $83,000. >> and with another $83,000 in the bank, park officials claim -- plan to target other fields in need of repair. >> a few years ago, baseball

fields were dying off. they said we should just build fields for soccer. that is wrong. baseball is alive and well in baltimore. >> to find out how you can support growing the game, log onto our website. you'll also find a list of schools playing in a tournament on the site as well. that is wbaltv.com. click on education alert. >> thank you. here is a look at some of our other top stories right now. footage of an after-school brawl in howard county gos viral. a man in a mass approached a student on campus and tried to assault him. but the man got knocked to the ground outside the high school. the man was caught throwing a punch at a school football player who was a fairly just -- and was apparently just defending himself. he is somehow related to a a student charged with assault.

the police chief is refusing to comply with a subpoena for his testimony. he was ordered to report to the council in an open meeting next monday night. the state prosecutor contends he took no action after officers expressed concerns over leopold directing them to conduct campaign activity. his attorney says the subpoena was invalid in a public criminal trial because he could end up disclosing relevant police information. outrage over the death of a florida team is growing tonight as reporters begin to gather in sanford where trevon martin was shot and killed by a member of the community group. meanwhile, the police chief has announced that he will temporarily step down. the community member said he fired in self-defense. more than 1000 supporters of the family are expected at a rally organized by reverend al sharpton. >> president obama today

reversed himself on part of a controversial keystone pipeline and acknowledged that gasoline prices are becoming a major factor in the race for the white house. we have tonight's commitment 2012 update. >> president obama went to oklahoma, republican territory, to diffuse a charge republicans are using against him in the campaign, that high fuel prices are his fault, that he is restricting domestic production. >> under my administration america is producing more oil today than at any time in the last eight years. >> amid miles of new pipe, mr. obama announced he is fast tracking approval for the south section of the keystone pipeline from oklahoma to texas. >> anybody who suggests that somehow we're suppressing domestic oil production is not paying attention. >> critics charge the president with paying attention to public

outrage and reversing himself on part of keystone, keeping the larger northern section stalled while under internal review. >> it is pretty bizarre that we are here watching the president take credit for this. >> environmentalists are not pleased with the president's move. >> this is about shifting some of the dirtiest oil of the plan and through some sensitive environmental areas. >> rick santorum demanded more u.s. oil to put into the price -- into the pipeline. >> the president refuses to open up land for oil exploration. >> is an issue democrats fear will dog the president into the fall. the pain at the pump is increasing. this afternoon in ohio obama is reminding voters that he is also hiking automotive fuel efficiency standards so that drivers do not have to buy as much fuel. >> so-called very determined

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>> an assessment of public water systems across the country revealed a startling funding gap. in the last 35 years, the federal government has gone from funding 78% of clean water to just 3%. in recognition of world water day, organizations are calling on government to invest in the essential service and to ensure that everyone has access to water to meet their basic needs. in baltimore, officials say the system is flawed. >> the system is aging and underfunded.

we have leaking pipes, rusty pipes that bring water to some residents brown and cloudy. >> local officials including mayor stephanie rawlings blake are on board with a national campaign to stimulate the economy through investment in public water. according to a new poll, only 73% of americans are confident using the tag. -- tap. >> we are following breaking news from los angeles. whitney houston died from drowning and heart disease. the announcement ends weeks of speculation. houston was found submerged in a bathtub in her hotel room on the eve of the grammy awards. covering the world tonight, after more than 30 hours, a police standoff with an islamic

extremist and with gunfire and the suspects death. this report from france. >> he told police he would die with his guns and his hands. in the end, he was granted his wish. this morning, several explosions followed by automatic weapons fire were heard. the 30-hour siege was ending. according to eyewitnesses, he was holed up inside his bathroom when they entered the premises. he then burst out through the door firing weapons from both hands. two policemen were injured, but not seriously. he had bragged to police on wednesday that he killed three french soldiers last week because france was occupying afghanistan, that his cold- blooded killing of a rabbi and three children at a jewish school was in revenge for the deaths of innocent palestinian children at the hands of israel

and the west. the killing spree may not have ended there. police say they launched the raid early wednesday morning after he said he planned to kill again. his target -- another soldier. >> he is an extremely dangerous individual indeed. >> great relief here, of course, but there are also questions about why it took the police more than a week to move on him given that he had been on their radar. the french foreign minister said if there were failures they would be taken seriously. back to you. >> what is going on in a small wisconsin town just west of green bay? some mysterious tremors have residence on edge. coming up, a look at boom town.

>> spring is here, and with some are right around the corner we are taking a look at some of the deals and discounts to confined in ocean city of for the next few months. >> unseasonably warm today but >> unseasonably warm today but there are showe

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>> this is a live look at the grand hotel and spa in ocean city. now that spring is officially here, people are looking to summer and planning their trips to the beach. the boardwalk is just one of a number of changes going on. from spreading fast to a ravens beach bash, there are more free events this year than ever before. >> we're having fireworks on the beach every tuesday night. we have a huge laser light show planned for sunday night, family olympics on the beach, concert

on the beach, sundays in the park with ice cream and concerts', sunset park concert. every night there is something for people to do that is free. >> with all of this warm weather, advance reservations are already up for the summer's soap start making your plans now. >> another sign of the season, cherry blossoms are in bloom. they dropped over a million visitors each spring. most of the trees reach their peak bloom this week. still, the cherry blossom festival will run through april 27th than there are dozens of events and exhibits planned all across the capitol. share your photos online. >> i want to check that out this year. stands that i had better go now, said i had better

go now, like tonight. >> if you can get down there, it is gorgeous, and decent weather. tamara not too bad either. the week and could be a little rainy and that too could not some of the blossoms off the trees. some isolated showers have popped up. there is a pretty heavy down or in north awhile ago. most of the united states north of baltimore is dry. watch out for the swirl of storms in the middle of the country. that is inching our way. it looks like it will play a significant role in our weekend weather. at least some of this wet weather is coming our way. and actually, we do need a little rain. it has been a little dry in the past few weeks. if we could get some gentle showers in here that would not be too bad. temperatures in the mid-70's, 20

degrees warmer than normal for the march 22nd which is just 56 degrees. still 71 here. 55 on the coast. 82 in boston. 80 in pittsburgh, detroit, columbus, cincinnati. tomorrow, we may see our temperatures come up a few degrees. 80 becomes a possibility. tonight, unseasonably mild, winds calm. fog will likely reform. the area of high pressure near bermuda it is stationary. it is expected to weaken and drift farther out into the ocean allowing this swirling storm system to move our way over the weekend. everything is moving slowly. you'll take another day for this to get here and a couple of days for this to move on through which means potential for thunderstorms saturday and sunday. a couple days ago, they were drenched in texas and western louisiana with up to a foot of rain. now that heavy rain is pushing

through parts of alabama and sneaking on up into southern tennessee. in the past 24 hours, the rainfall totals have been really impressive on the mississippi- alabama border area. three-5 inches in some areas and even more. there is a risk of severe storms from the gulf on up to the ohio valley. that thunderstorm chance will get here on saturday. for friday, enjoy it. after the fog burns off, it is going to be a warm, a summary type date. 72, some thunderstorms in the mountains friday, but much cooler going into the weekend. rain may linger through saturday and sunday. 81 on the eastern shore tamara than 70 with a thunderstorm possible on saturday. clouds will give way to warm temperatures tomorrow but it will be chillier along the bay.

with a southerly wind, they might hit 73 on the beach tomorrow. seven-day forecast, our wet weather will come through on the weekend. sunny and 80 tomorrow afternoon. 70 with storms on saturday. showers on sunday, 65. partly cloudy and breezy on monday. lots of sun on tuesday and then another chance of scattered storms on wednesday. >> we begin tonight consumer alert with another look at those gas prices which jumped again overnight. baltimore has now officially hit before dollar a gallon mark at certain locations. we join -- the $4 per gallon market certain occasions. we join nine other states in that regard. but the gas station giveaways starts about 10 minutes from now

on ritchie highway. the shell gas station and all cost ministries are joining forces to offer $0.30 off per gallon. as you can see, the line started forming early. again, $0.30 off per gallon. today marks the 13th straight day that gas prices are up. if you have a child safety lock in your house, listen to this recall. the u.s. safety commission has received two hundred reports about capet locks produced by noel industries. they are being recalled because they do not adequately secure cabinets. young children can get through the locks possibly leading to exposure to unsay for hazardous items. -- unsafe or hazardous items. applications for jobless

benefits hit a four year low last week according to the labor department. weekly applications dropped 5000 to a seasonally adjusted three and a 48,000. that is the lowest level since the break, 2008. applications have been dropping since last fall. employers have added an average of two hundred 45,000 jobs per month from december through february. when applications fall that low it usually means hiring is picking up. a growing number of colleges are doing something we have not seen in years, lowering the cost of tuition. this is part of a new tactic to boost enrollment. they are cutting tuition cost and the time it takes to graduate. at some universities, the cutter 10%-15%. -- cuts are 10%-15%. however, cuts in tuition are usually accompanied by cuts in

financial aid. >> one quiet wisconsin community is being very loud to keep people awake at night. >> it was like a ground shaking chest feeling. >> them, boom, boom. >> we heard some weird boom going on. >> an unsolved mystery. nearly 400 reports out of wisconsin of strange noises and tremors overnight. city officials have been checking gas lines and sewers. so far they have ruled out an earthquake, underground blasting and electrical problems. >> it is definitely something underground. >> there is a strong possibility that some natural phenomenon is occurring under the ground. >> whatever says -- whatever it is it has scientists scratching in their heads. monitors are stationed throughout the town to gauge

seismic activity. a little disruption today in annapolis as legislators began debating the budget. horne's began to blare. what was causing all the commotion? we will have a alive report at 6:00. and it is finally here and i personally cannot wait. people are lining up for a games."of "the hundred gameger

>> another literary phenomenon tries for box office success. tonight, another wildly successful book series makes the big screen lee. we look ahead to the film debut for "the hunger games." >> screaming fans are one predictor. book sales are another. >> the fervor we are seeing for this bill mimics what we saw with the very first twilight film. >> that vampire romance series also sprang from a succession of best-selling books with a largely female point of view. while the hunger games as a female heroine, of romance takes a back seat. >> teenagers are pitted against each other in a fight to the

death and it is televised nationwide. >> the darker, it your story line will likely get more males into the -- edgier story line will likely get more males into the theater. more than 2000 screenings are already sold out nationwide, the most ever for a non-sequel. >> we call this a four quadrants tv. moviegoers over 25, under 25, male and female. >> that will mean summer blockbuster type business this weekend. >> the last twilight movie opened with $138.1 million. i think this one could be even better. >> the box office chase begins with midnight screenings tonight. >> that is of russify the clock. here is a look at what is coming up at 6:00 -- that is all for us at 5:00. here is a look at what is coming up at 6:00. >> downtown baltimore lost more

than 10,000 jobs in 2011, but the news is not all bad. >> haunt against hikes, a unique -- honk against fakes, a unique budget protest breaks out in annapolis. >> good evening. our first three tonight at 6:00, downtown baltimore lost more than -- story tonight at 6:00, downtown baltimore lost more than 10,000 jobs in 2011. however, the report is not all bad news. the same report shows a lot of growth in the downtown district. we're live downtown with the explanation. >> good evening. that report was released this morning and it basically highlight some of the key economic benchmarks that determine downtown baltimore's economic health. we noticed there were some differences and contradictions. differences and contradictions.