>> good evening, i'm deborah weiner. first the stabbing and less than one week later, police inarar find them -- ann rundle find themselves investigating a murderle. this morning and sheldon is live at the scene. >> deb, between that stabbing and this morning's deadly shooting, people in this neighborhood say they're frustrated and concerned about the recent spike in crime. police have not released investigation about the latest information. all they're saying is the body of a 46-year-old man was found laying here in this residential neighborhood.

dorian is grieving the death of her boy frapped stabbed to death. >> i try to stay strong. i got three kids. i try to stay strong. >> not even a week later, there's another murder in the same neighborhood. >> i heard cars beating off and got to the door. and there was something laid outside and i called 911. >> when police arrived in the 200 block of oliver avenue, they found his 46-year-old body laying in the street. he was shot in the upper body. police have not released much more information. dorian and other neighbors are rethinking they're safety. >> it makes me feel creepy. it's like i don't want to do nothing. i don't even want to send the kids to school. i want to stand in the bus stop with them. be there when i get home. >> the city's moving into the county, activities. bringing them into the county and that's causing these

mishaps. >> active investigation. we are asking anyone with anyone information about this incident to come forward and speak to our detective jeanni goud of our homicide unit. >> and text your tips to metro crimestoppers to mcs plus your tip to 274637. you don't have to give your name, stay anonymous and earn a cash reward. wbal tv 11 news. >> rainy sunday nights in baltimore. taking a live look now from the skycam. meteorologist john collins tracking it. what can we expect for the start of the work week. >> things will improve. really need the rain. this won't be a substantial rain we're getting. at the moment baltimore city and i circled that in yellow, we're in a gap between the more significant rains, which are in the northeast corner of the state and eastern shore and out west of us, potomac around

winchester, heaviest rain now. all of this stuff moving to the east and southeast and will be contending with much of the night tonight. you know what, it all go as way by tomorrow. little different situation. i will bring you details on what the week ahead forecast is in a few minutes. >> john, thank you. new tonight, police busy investigating two evening shootings. we're told the first happened near east 22nd and kennedy avenue. a man was shot multiple times, rushed to johns hopkins. no word on his condition. second shooting happened in the 600 block of george street. one man injured. police are not releasing any other information. a man show up to a local hospital this evening after being shot. police tell us the shooting happened in the 5300 block of gift avenue and somebody rushed the man to the hospital. police are not releasing the victim's name none word yet on his condition. right now there's a $2,000 reward being offered for information about that hit and run that killed a townsend university student. the crash happened early yesterday morning at the intersection of washington avenue and york road.

police say 20-year-old ryan bailey was walking northbound on york road when he was hit by a car and he died it scene. students tell us they planned a vigil for tomorrow evening. the city of baltimore was abuzz. wondering who bought that winning mega millions ticket friday. the winner bought the lucky ticket at the 7/11 on millford road. lottery officials say they're ready to process the winning claim whenever the person decides to come forward. >> it was a quick pick and there was only one ticket purchased by the player at that time. >> the 7/11 will get $100,000 for selling that winning ticket twofment other winning tickets sold in illinois and kansas. winners will share the $640 million jackpot. a week before florida grand jury begins looking into the shooting death of trayvon martin, those demanding an immediate arrest of shooter george zimmerman are keeping up the pressure.

jay gray with the latest now. >> no justice -- >> no peace! >> the calls for justice rang out again sunday. >> i won't stop for my trayvon or for your trayvon. >> from the pulpits. >> what do you want? >> justice! >> to the parks and practice fields, thousands gathered. >> no justice -- >> no peace! >> during a weekend of rallies and protest filled with the same growing refrain, arrest the man who killed trayvon martin. >> nobody has the right to kill anybody. >> he said he shot and killed the unarmed teenage tore save his own life. screams can be heard in the 911. his family and attorney have said it's zimmerman calling out. >> he's yelling help? >> yes. >> forensic audio experts using technology similar to that used by the n.s.a. and cia analyzed the calls for the atlanta

sentinel. tom owen ran the test. >> the test concluded it's not the voice of mr. zimmerman. >> zimmerman's lawyer refused to discuss the results. >> i have no comment. when it comes time to litigate this case, it will be in the court of law. >> if there are charges in the case. >> the issue is george zimmerman act in self-defense? >> police, special prosecutor, justice department and f.b.i. are all trying to answer that question. with a grand jury scheduled to con vive in less than two weeks. >> jay gray, wbal-tv 11 news. >> five people were arrested this weekend following gruesome discoveries in ohio and kentucky. a woman's body parts were found in a kentucky creek bed and they were identified as remains of a woman from ohio. on friday police found more remanges at the parent of 25-year-old matthew pucchio. four others charged with helping and disposing the body part. >> first we heard bones and then we started hearing body parts. and then this one woman said,

there was more in there than parts because the bag was pretty full. >> the woman was stabbed and suffocate brd being dismembered in the bathtub. all five due in court monday. >> to the presidential campaign trail, two more big primaries here in maryland. rick santorum got heated during the race of mitt romney and newt gingrich. more now with the race 2012 report. >> we are looking forward to a great day on tuesday. shock the world. >> i'm glad you stayed in. >> like a battered, yet determined prize fighter -- >> thank you. >> rick santorum is waving off calls to throw in the towel. instead he came out swinging hard over today suggestions he bowed over before mitt romney gets the required majority of 1,044 delegates. >> if he's at the number we will step aside. right now he's not there. he's not even close to it.

>> the former pennsylvania senator has yet to where he's rooted, the industrial heartland, which is why some view wisconsin has a must-win tuesday for santorum. >> we need somebody who could be contrast with barack obama. not the same old fired establishment person that will be shoved down our throats. >> despite santorum's feistyness, romney seems less interested these days in grappling with his g.o.p. rivals than he does with the president. a nod perhaps to his presumptive nominee status. >> this president's policies failed to turn this economy around. his economic strategy has been a bust and that's one reason why i'm convinced the american people are going to turn him out of office in 2012. >> governor romney is the person to lead our party, to lead our nation. >> this morning another big endorsement for romney, wisconsin' tea party backed senator -- >> the next president pft united states, mitt romney. >> part of a growing force of support. >> i think he will be an excellent candidate. chances are overwelling he will

be our nominee. >> and as such, awaiting opposition climbed into the ring and joined the fight. vice president biden jabbing romney as out of touch for opposing the auto bailouts. >> this is about the middle class and what effects middle class people. >> none of what he's offer does anything. it's return to the old policy. >> and that was ron mott reporting. we're told newt gingrich is holding a rally ted frederick company at 11:00 a.m. and will speak at hood college around 2:00 p.m. sarah palin is coming to nbc. we're hearing the former vice presidental hopeful will be filling in as co-host allow matt lauer. you can catch palin tuesday morning at 7:00 right here on wbal-tv 11. today is palm sunday. marks the beginning of holy week. community members gathered at city hall in prayer and fellowship for the ninth annual blessing of the city. churches of lafayette square reached out to communities offering prayers and support for the city's leaders and

ordinance. church members chose palm sunday because it's the day jesus triumph faptly entered the city of jerusalem and they want baltimore city to triumph as well. >> rescue at sea. severe weather has a team of sailors stranded. coast guard so far unable to bring them to safety. details on the rescue efrlts and sailors' conditions. plus -- baltimore's annual farmers market is back. what's for sale this year when we come back. >> we have a little storm coming through the area. not a big storm but producing a lainl. winds pick up later on and coastal flood advisory in effect for the western shore of the bay as winds pick up later tonight. talk about it all with the insta weather plus forecast. right now, downtown 51. airport 52. temperatures falling along with the rain. [ female announcer ] with xfinity,

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>> stranded at sea, the coast guard stepped in trying to get a team of sailors to safety. mess yargee is making it hard tonight. dave gutierrez has more on the rescue effort. >> 400 miles off the coast of california, the coast guard dropped medical supplies trying to rescue more than a dozen people stranded at sea while competing in the clipper around the world yacht race. portions of the trip chronicled on their website. four sailors were hurt when a massive wave smashed into their boat, breaking its steering wheel. one crew member from australia. three from from britain, including this man, who described the race's challenges on its website before they sell sail. >> look forward to showers and cold beers. >> the western australia was one of 10 boats in the 11-month race

that began in britain and took sailors to south africa, -- south america, africa, australia and china. and then on the way to san francisco, severe weather struck. >> wind-driven wave on top of the swell and went over the back of the boat. the back of the boat, the eye took the hit with 25 to 30 feet. >> meteorologists say there were hurricane-force wind gusts. >> this was another one in a long line of systems that has been battering the west coast. >> the coast guard sprang into action. late saturday a helicopter reached the yacht and also ran into rough weather and had to turn back. >> they dropped some medical supplies to the vessel but were not able to complete the jump because of the weather. >> tonight there are questions about whether the mostly amateur crew should have taken another course. >> the fact is the boat was sailing straight downwind, the most dangerous point of sailing and they got out of control. >> now the coast guard is waiting for the weather to

improve before sending another helicopter. the latest race to save i screw stranded at sea. gave gutierrez, nbc news, new york. >> the 35th annual farmer's market kicked off today. >> this year you can expect to see that same great produce the roonal farmers -- regional farmers bring in from the greens to spices and herbs. >> popular downtown until september. the market fee -- features prepared foods for breakfast and lunch and runs every month until september. and this is the warmest march ever. the list was organized by a weather channel meteorologist and so far contains more than 40 cities. most located in the central and southern u.s.

>> on that list here in baltimore, the third warmest on record with an average temperature 53.7 degrees. two of those days we were 80 degrees or warmer and nine of those days we were 70 degrees or warmer, running about 10 degrees above the average for the month of march. precipitation wise, a little dry and two inches shy of rain and we only had a trace of snow. let's look at the radar right now. we will give you an idea what's happening. getting rain shower activity. not a lot. only .23 hundreds of an inch of rain. most falling north of cecil county and talbot county. few sprinkles in baltimore county, western howard county, carroll county and montgomery and frederick county. there's more in the west. that will be coming in overnight tonight. weather system coming through. 57 degrees. that was the high today at the airport. we had to wait a while to get

there. sun was delayed coming out. it didn't break through the cloud deck until this afternoon. 56 at the inner harbor. typical high 59. morning lows in the 40's and only couple hundreds of an inch of rain has been measured so far. a lot will fall after midnight. see what happens by tomorrow morning. annapolis 54 now. cambridge 52. only 49 at ocean city. 52 at frederick. here's a larger picture of the rainfall from the ocean. out across new jersey, delaware, northern maryland, all the way out into weren't -- western maryland. pennsylvania and regioning back into ohio. this whole weather system has to slide through the area tonight. once it slides through, a little area of high pressure gives us a break before the next weather system comes in. that may be more of a miss than hit. something that will come in during the weekend. once all of this goes through, looks like chilly hair will sink into ther. drier trend as we go towards the

end of the week. not that the next two rain makers will be significant. cloudy and chly, few scattered showers. northwest winds 10 to 20. breeze will pick up. 42 to 47, overnight low. northwest winds continue with mostly sunny skies, 57 to 62. as a matter of fact craft advisories on the bay. northwest winds gusting to 30. on the open waters of the bay. forecast around the state calls for a lot of sunshine, few scattered clouds in the mountain to the west. will be in the 50's to near 60 here. pretty close to that at ocean city as well. insta- weather future cast, snow in new york state and parts of new england but we're warmer than that. rain shower activity pulls out of the picture. we dry out. until we get to about wednesday. wednesday disturbance comes in and we stand a chance to see quick shower or two. the forecast, seven days' worth, near 60 tomorrow and in the 60's

tufments morning frost possible. wednesday maybe a shower. opening day dry and easter day dry as well. >> no surprise here for the second week in a row, blockbuster hit "the hunger games" remains number one at the box office. the film raked in more than $60 million, bringing its total sales in the u.s. to more than $250 million. new to the theaters this week, "wrath of the titans" landed in second place and "mirror mirror" starting the great julia roberts came in third. we know tomorrow is the men and tonight ladies. >> a night for the ladies in women's college basketball. also, we have loyola women's lacrosse. highlights coming your way next in sports. turn left.

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>> good evening. i'm brett hollander. today in sarasota, florida, it was the orioles grapefruit league finale. opening day 2012 this friday in downtown baltimore, believe it or not. today o's hosting tampa bay rays at ed smith stadium. jg harding has the banged-up shoulder. apparently healthy and well now. this ball absolutely launched. and it was not a good final spring for the orioles pitching today. the southpaw missed in the top of the third and desmond jennings with the solo shot. rays grab 2-1 lead but jennings wasn't finished. the very next inning off chen once again. this one with three on. grand slam. rays now up 6-1. chen goes five innings. three home runs. birds hit four home runs including two by j.j. hardy.

8-5 tampa bay. baltimore ends grapefruit league play with 11-13-6 record. it was only eight days ago the hopkins men's lacrosse team took over number one ranking in the nation after beating virginiament -- virginia. come tomorrow morning, blue jays won't be number one. they were upset tonight in the meadowlands. 13-9 at the hands of the north carolina tar heels. head coach jen adams hosting number six notre dame. wrigley athletic complex. unassisted bull's-eye. notre dame would answer. caitlin corgan ties up the game 5-5. all loy ella led by hanner smith shh myth. a freshman. tremendous goal here and now loyola was in the driver's seat. annie thomas to sidney thomas. they're not related. and the loyola rolls over the irish 17-11. no terps in the women's time

four in denver. doesn't mean there september a local hero. baltimore's brit in mallory saved the the best for last as her notre dame fighting irish took on uconn in the semifinals. game one final seconds. skylar digens misses the put back by natalie norv sol. heading to o.t. brittney mallory, after the great pass all alone for three and buries it. 73-70 irish. now one-point game. again, there she is. baltimore gal, brittney mallory, yes. she had 11 points, 7 in overtime as she shined and notre dame wins over connecticut 83-75. irish advance to the championship game. tuesday night they take on baylor. men's college basketball, time game of the season set for tomorrow night in new orleans. kentucky and kansas for the championship. back in 200 , same two coaches, john calipari and bill sl of

squared off for the championship. that's when calipari was head coach of memphis. in that game calipari and tigers stumbled at the foul line. this go around, calipari said his wildcats are ready to shoot free throws. >> we're a terrific free-throw shooting team. i think we're number one in our league in free-throw shooting. i've got no issues with that whatsoever. we had a couple guys that missed some shots. they will make them and be in a great frame of mind and tried to get fouled and make free throws. we will be fine. >> to nascar, always fun in martinsville. shortest track on the schedule. this race went to nascar's version to overtime. goodies 500. jeff gordon, fastest car in practice. not fast here. at least he didn't look it. clint boy are spins out. he spins out during the jimmie johnson in extra time but as the race winds down, ryan newman, 39 car here. he takes the checkered flag. wins his first race on the year. barely beats a.j. almon dinger

for the victory. to golf, masters sunday. week from today. one final tune-up for some of the game's best. houston open and leader going into the time round today is that man, oosthuizen. not a good day for him. double bogeyed two holes including this one on the eighth. past the fairway, past the fans, past the bushes. oosthuizen finished third and that opened the door for hunter mahan. and this spectacular shot here on the par 3 9th. it doesn't get any better than this. inches from the cup. may man shoots a 71 on sunday. he was 16 under for the tournament. hunter mahan heads to augusta, looking for his first major championship. not a bad way to go into the masters. if someone told you on this day, you would win a bet on a 109-1 horse, you probably would say april fool's right?

no fooling today in louisiana derby. run for the roses on tv 11 five weeks from yesterday. top of the stretch in the derby prep race, at over 100-1 odds. no fooling, colossal upset. baltimore jockey, prad nick came in second. the winner paid $220 in change on a $2 bet. not bad. also not bad, the seven-day forecast. ♪

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