representative claiming that they are representing the winner of the ticket. next the lottery says its biggest concern is that someone might have the winning ticket but they may not check that ticket because they think someone else has already won. >> we would like to make clear that the ticket has not been claimed. if someone actually has the winning ticket and believes the ticket has already been claimed, they may very well as those of the winning ticket, leaving an unknown and unclaimed. >> since we know there were security cameras at a 7-eleven where the winning ticket was sold, is the winner on the video? >> i can tell you that has been reviewed. i have not looked at it. the issue with the surveillance tape is we do not believe the time stamp matches up with a time stamp on the winning

ticket. >> the person who bought a ticket has 180 days to bring it here to lottery headquarters. >> again, here are the jackpot winning numbers. you can see those numbers again and the winning numbers for other maryland lottery games on wbaltv.com/lottery. the twin brothers accused of setting a pit bull on fire were back in court today. kim dacey joins us live with the latest on today's testimony. >> today's court did not in it -- not adjourn until after 5:00. defense attorneys were cross- examining the only witness of the day. brothers travers and in jermaine johnson are on trial for a second time, accused of setting

a pit bull on fire in may 2009. day five of testimony and the retrial picked up where the prosecution left off on wednesday. surveillance video shows men interacting and kicking a dog, then the dog running from the alley on fire. sgt jackson entered via -- identified the boys as brothers travers and jermaine johnson. he talked about the day in june 2009 when sierra goodman walked into the western district and said she witnessed the dog being burned. goodman testified in the first try but refused in this trial and was held in contempt. jackson said she identified pictures of the brothers and wrote on the back of the pictures, i saw this individual running from the scene of the

crime where the dog was burnt to death. the judge granted the defense motion to exclude the gas can fell at -- founded michael taylor's backyard from evidence. the judge allowed the prosecution to introduce the can because during his questioning of defense lawyers open the door to questions about the gas can. sgt jackson spent the afternoon on the stand identifying pictures of items collected during several search and seizure warrants issued in the case, including two pairs of jeans, compared sneakers and a backpack and out in an upstairs bedroom in the house of the defendants live in with their father. the testimony was interrupted frequently by sidebar bench conferences. the prosecution finished its examination of sargent johnson around 4:00 in the afternoon. >> the judge said that because the trial is moving so slowly, he is holding hoax -- holding

court on monday, which would normally be a holiday. >> breaking news on an accident on brooklyn park. captain roy taylor has the latest. >> this is the 895 spur to head toward the harbor tunnel through it. several vehicles involved in a major crash at this location. we know there are personal injuries involved. that's pretty much shut down northbound 895 spur from 97. many units are still responding to the scene. -- medic units are still responding. >> a guilty plea from the man accused of planning to bomb our recruitment center in catonsville.

he tried to detonate what he thought was a car bomb outside the armed forces career center back in 2010. he was caught during an undercover investigation. >> off the court for a former penn state assistant coach j erry sandusky. it is reported that the prosecutors will cover a range of issues including whether to allow all items in court ever taken during the search of sandusky's home. the 58 -- 58-year-old faces 52 counts of sexual abuse of boys -- of 10 boys over a four-year period. >> to people are charged with murder in a missing persons case that police have been investigating since september. they are charged with the murder of 57-year-old jeffrey jennings. his daughter was that -- his body was found in a wooded area. month but did -- months of

investigation led to the arrest. they are being held without bail at the baltimore county decent -- detention center. >> maryland lawmakers are still haggling over how to share the cost of teacher pensions with local jurisdictions. >> is a key element of balancing the budget this year and legislatures are running out of time as well. david collins is keeping an eye on this. what is the governor doing about it? >> we can get to that in just a moment. we have breaking news from annapolis. minutes ago, senate negotiators offered a major compromise on two fronts, the pension shift and on raising the state income- tax rate. senate negotiators are offering to go with the house version of shifting 50% of the cost of teacher pensions the first year. the house wanted to do this in three years, the senate in four years. as far as raising income taxes,

senate negotiators proposed going with houseplant of raising the tax on single filers making $100,000 or more a year, and on joint filers making $150,000 or more a year, but phasing out some exemptions. no decisions are expected this evening, since the compromise was just offered. meanwhile, senate president mike miller says the governor wants to mediate the negotiations. we caught up with governor o'malley's today. >> i am pretty much food to the statehouse and working with the senate president. i just came from a meeting with him. i spoke at length with the speaker yesterday. we have three different versions of what next year's budget should look like. the first one was the one i put in. now we really only have two versions. one in the house and one in the senate. they need to find some compromise.

>> based on developments in the last couple of minutes, budget negotiations have really picked up momentum. one expert suggested that if they have not come about to compromise plan by saturday, the session may have to be extended beyond monday's deadline. david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> promising news ahead of tomorrow's jobs report. last people are filing for unemployment benefits and the number of claims fell to a four- year low. it still was not enough to boost the market today. >> all street did not seem to be in a celebratory mood and one of its worst weeks of the year, and spot a positive new economic data. >> investors are still a little bit worried. >> economists are encouraged by what they are seeing, particularly in the labor market. the weekly report shows a number of people filing for the jobless

claims at a four-year low. >> people are less and less likely to apply for unemployment insurance if they do get laid off, meaning it job opportunities are getting a little bit more plentiful. >> the numbers come ahead of friday's jobs report, which analysts expect will show another strong month of gains. obama offered a preview s.c. signed the jobs act, a bill he says will help small businesses. >> our economy has begun to turn a corner, but we still have a long way to go. we still have a lot of americans out there looking for a job. >> it seems to be paying off in the retail sector. >> it means that the middle income consumer is beginning to spend, by more discretionary merchandise. that is good news as the economy continues to rebound. >> another positive indicator, home sales are seeing a modest

boost and mortgage rates are at record lows. >> what if you still don't have a job? think about your interview skills. look at the top five job interview mistakes and learn how to better control your nerves, on wbaltv.com. >> crabbing season is in full swing. so far, so good, but there are concerns over last year's fishing restrictions on female crabs. >> diplomas to degrees, pledged by boys and girls club of america. details on how they plan to drive more students to college. >> a good sign for the future at camden yards. we have a brian roberts siding. >> it turned much cooler today, but at least it stayed dry. we will show you the forecast in just a few minutes. 58 degrees at the airport. 58 degrees at the airport.

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>> a major car maker is hoping to drive more area high school students to college. toyota is giving $1.50 million over the next three years to the boys and girls clubs of america. it is for a program called diplomas to degrees. the financial pledge was made today at bowie state university. boys and girls clubs, but the of mentors, will help prepare more students for college. -- with the help of mentors.

>> very important. they want to see you make it in life and be successful. >> the program is now up and running in more than 1000 boys and girls clubs across the country. >> crabbing season is officially in full swing in maryland. it kicked off april 1, and things have started out pretty well but the warm temperatures have impacted the harvest. there is a slight increase in the number of crabs and local waters, but still there are concerns. >> i think we'll have another really good harvest this year. we are concerned about the female crabs because of restrictions that were put on a couple of years ago. >> when you have too many female crabs, it will draw the mails out of areas, but it is important for crabbers not attached to many the mails for reproductive purposes. it is a delicate balance. >> now, your forecast with tony

pann derrek >> we have a big day coming up tomorrow. let's start with tomorrow first and then we will talk about today. here is the forecast for the orioles' home opener friday. upper 50's, a little breezy as well. take a light jacket with you. i don't think you will need an umbrella. we had a big drop off today with temperatures. today, upper 50's's avalos 60's. looks like we will stay in that neighborhood into the beginning of the holiday weekend. this front came through delivering cooler temperatures. it is now down in the carolinas, reducing shares and thunderstorms off to the south. there are big storms rolling through georgia right now. all that will stay south of us here in maryland. no precipitation. i will call it clear to partly

cloudy skies, but clear enough to allow the temperatures to drop off quickly tonight. it will drop back into the 30's by tomorrow morning in many of the northern suburbs. humidity is only 28%. on top of that, that air is very dry. it is a good recipe to bottom out in the low 30's. the national weather service has issued a freeze advisory for the northern suburbs. but the time you wake up tomorrow morning, you will be on the upper end of the 30's. if you planted a little early, you might want to go out and cover up your plants again tonight. partly cloudy skies, 30-31 in the colder suburbs to near 40 in the city. sunset this evening at 7:35. showers and thunderstorms for the southeast part of the country, but south of baltimore,

high pressure will be the dominating factor as we head into the beginning of the weekend. a little bit on the cool side tomorrow, between 56-61, but it should stay dry. sunrise at 6:42. choppy if you are taking the boat out. northwest winds at 10-20 knots. the forecast going into the easter weekend, we should rebound a little bit in the afternoon saturday. we will start in the 30's on both saturday and sunday. i've 63 on easter sunday, and a chance for a little bit of rain monday and tuesday of next week with highs in the 50's. >> this is 11 exports. >> audibilize questions ask on wednesday targeted lardarius webb and the status of contract negotiations.

today, a six-year, $50 million deal. webb has improved more than any other from the time he first took the field in 2009. a solid tackler. his deal should not impact the authority to sign ray rice and joe flacco to long-term deals. the orioles returned to camden yards for the first time in 2012. a workout this afternoon on the exquisitely manicured lawn. tomorrow season opener against the twins. i saw something today was not sure i would see again. brian roberts on the field at camden yards. matt wieters, his fourth season.

he says they do not worry about it. >> you cannot worry about playing 162 right now. the great thing about baseball is, anyone can win on any day. the disco in focused each day on that game, you have a good chance. -- if you just go and focused. >> de -- >> -- detroit trotting out jason were lander. >> closing things out well, two outs, off the wall. the game is now tied. he gives up the walk single to

austin jackson. the tigers beat boston, 3-2. it rained all day at augusta. phil mickelson said tuesday he thought the courts would play easy because it was so wet. he was wrong. the former british open champion, one of many at - 3. tiger woods' bogeyed his final two holes, 7918, to finish at par. phil mickelson is struggling a little bit, four over par. we may see of course record today. it was kind of a tough day. >> i am not a golfer.

>> tony is up next with a look at the seven-day forecast. stay with us. when it comes to gardening, we're, well, inexperienced.

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>> the pollen count is up there. tomorrow is going to be just fine for baseball. it will be chilly, in the 50's, so take a light jacket but no umbrella. for those of you going to sunrise services, it will be in the 30's on sunday morning. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you back here at 11:00. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪

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