the army's 82nd airborne division, caught on camera in afghanistan. this one shows a group of u.s. and afghan soldiers:of the severed legs of a deceased suicide bomber. >> i strongly condemn what we see in those photos. >> defense secretary leon panetta apologized, saying the incident is under investigation. >> i know that young people sometimes caught up in the moment make some very foolish decisions. i am not excusing that behavior, but neither do i want these images to bring further injury to our people. the pictures were reportedly taken two years ago, but they come amid several recent high- profile scandals involving u.s. forces in afghanistan. in january, a video showed u.s. troops urinating on taliban corpses. in march, staff sgt robert bayless was charged in the

massacre of 70 afghan villagers -- staff sgt robert bales. >> i think the majority of american people believe these borough show how poorly things are going and why we need to -- believe these photos show how poorly things are going and what we need to leave. nikole killion, wbal-tv 11 news. >> right now we have more on the breaking news we first brought you during the 5:00 hour. more problems near the old court subway station. skyteam 11 has been over the scene. what is the update? what is happening right now? >> this is train 7, the rescue train that just got off the past -- just got all the passengers of train 5 and brought them back here to the old court station.

train seven is standing by for further instructions. it looks like they are sending another train no. brown to pick up these passengers and take them to owings mills. no injuries to report whatsoever. >> debate tonight over a hotly debated proposed bottle tax in baltimore city. it is pass, the fee will jump from 2 cents to 5 cents. shelton dutes is live outside city hall where those discussions are being held. >> as you can imagine, there is a lot of buzz generated around this issue on both sides. city council members are getting an earful from people during the public comment. the proposed tax is generating a lot of buzz and supporters and opponents are both very passionate about this issue. sunni people showed up for this. that is no standing room only in council chambers.

the overflow crowd of about an is also up to standing room only. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake wants to increase the tax to 5 cents. the revenue from the new tax would go up to school construction and renovation. supporters are making a desperate plea for the passage of the bill. >> we have schools that look and feel like prisons. it is unacceptable. it is not because people do not care. it is because we have not had the resources to make the substantial changes that need to be made. it is an economic development issue that i urge you to support. >> opponents and don't want the new bottle tax to pass because they worry it could create a burden on small businesses and low-income families. a 12 pack of of water would increase by about $1.20. they are worried that people would then go to the county

instead of spending their money in the city. the public comment is continuing as we speak. i will have an update later tonight at 11:00. shelton dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now what? that is the question facing a big part of downtown baltimore after a deal to rebut -- to redevelop a quayside fell through. jayne miller joins us live from the newsroom with the story. >> this is sure to fuel more debate on how downtown baltimore can compete with the newer part to the east. the deal in question involves a baltimore city community college, a well-known developer, and a holocaust memorial. >> close since 2009 to students, the baltimore city community college is vacant and fenced off. now the deal is off to bring the

property back to life. the college had been negotiating with a developer's company since 2010. the college announced today the talks are done and a new plan is being saw. >> at this time, we are going to look at what other developmental opportunities the economy dictates. >> the break off negotiations is blamed on what will happen to the holocaust memorial. we respectfully disagree with the baltimore city community college's decision that the jewish community be required to relocate the holocaust memorial as a precondition to developing the site. the college disagrees the memorial site was a factor. >> the developer works calamity with the baltimore jewish council to reach agreement. >> the uncertainty about the

site adds a new concern about this part of downtown. across the street, best buy is about to leave the result of the merger between consolation energy an excellent, that building is going elsewhere, to harbour east. >> for new retailers -- for new retailers are headed there later this year. the council would not be averse to discussing relocation of the holocaust memorial. jayne miller, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a dogfighting bust in northwest baltimore. police say $8 for rescue last night. they got a tip about a dog fighting in rebel to get a search warrant for that location. johnnie taylor has been charged with eight counts of animal

cruelty, dog fighting, and drug possession. ruled competent to stand trial. that decision on the student accused of planning a campus rampage. he was in court today, saying he feels much better after being taken to hospital for psychiatric evaluation. authorities say he posted messages online saying he planned an attack to kill enough people to make national news. >> the president of umbc in the pages of time magazine, being named one of the 100 most influential people in the world. lowell melser has more on the story. >> he was not available for interview for this story, but we did talk to a number of students and faculty today and they say this honor could not have gone

to a more hard working person. to say he is a big man on campus is an understatement. he is named to the list of 100 most influential people in the world. >> university presidents can come and go, but he has made a commitment to the state of maryland and to this campus. he is really remarkable. >> his faculty and students had pliny's to say about his accomplishments and influence. -- had plenty to say. >> is important that he has a strong base of support at his own university. he is able to achieve excellence here. >> it finish college at 19 and got his ph.d. at 24. he has spent almost 20 years at the college, turning it from a

sleepy commuter school into a bustling campus, touting one of the best science programs in the country. >> he is 100% genuine. he will meet in the cafeteria at lunch for a few seconds and get to know your name and maj. two years later, he will, in view and remember exactly who you are. >> he was named one of the best leaders of the nation for the third year in a rope garrett kern folks at umbc said they are not surprised by all the -- for the third year in a row. folks at umbc said they are not surprised at all the accolades. >> according to the "time" magazine web site, the issue should be available on newsstands tomorrow morning. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> let's talk about more

accolades. bradley nornhold was actually surprised to hear the news this morning. he is a seventh and eighth grade math teacher. he was nominated by teacher and student recommendations but winning is also based on classroom visits an essay he wrote. he will now go on to the maryland state teacher competition of the year. baltimore county public schools will ended the year four days earlier than scheduled. school officials say they are ending the year on friday, june 8. >> today we will be saying farewell to legendary american bandstand host dick clark. we'll have details on his death, straight ahead. >> remembering former governor william donald schaefer. that story coming up. >> core reagan's quarterback kyle boller never really became

a file favorite -- a fan favorite here in baltimore. >> some much-needed rainfall moving across parts of maryland. there is more rain in the

>> legendary dick clark has passed away at the age of 82. a longtime host of "american bandstand" had a heart attack this morning at the santa monica hospital. he suffered a stroke back in

2004 that affected his ability to speak and what. he was affectionately called the world's oldest teenager. stay tuned for complete coverage on the death of dick clark on " nbc nightly news." >> on the anniversary of former governor william donald schaefer passing away. >> it is called the william donald schaefer of helping people award. today it went to moveable feast. for 22 years, and has been serving central maryland and providing meals to those with life-threatening illnesses. >> we serve anybody who has life-threatening illnesses that need home delivered meals. we bring food right to your home. basically it is like medicine to them, so we say our goal is to keep people alive.

>> because of that service of helping others, today the state comptroller presented moveable feast with the first ever william donald schaefer helping people were. >> he believed in just a little things, the small acts of kindness, interpersonal relationships that we all treasure. people have these individual acts of kindness. to me, that is the legacy of william donald schaefer. >> we appreciate the recognition of our commitment to the community, in the same way he was committed to serving the community. >> the former governor would be proud. >> it was all about helping people with him. that is why this charitable organization really represents what william don shaver was all about. he was all about making sure that people were taking care of, their basic needs.

>> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we are not in danger of having floods we must wait, but we are getting more rain than we have had here since the end of march. it is not very wet out there, only a little more than 0.10 inch in most areas, but we have not had any measurable rain around here since april 2. the showers are welcome for gardening and farms and stuff like that. the eastern shore has not had as much rain as we have had in baltimore and areas west of i- 95. it looks like the showers down in virginia are going to slide east toward the southern part of maryland. you might still catch a few showers as the evening wears on. it will not completely get out of here until around dawn tomorrow. ocean city, east in cambridge,

st. mary's county, maybe some of the rain down in north carolina will come up to the northeast as well. here in town officially, just 0.13 inches at bwi marshall and 0.15 at the inner harbor. not a bunch of brain, but it is something we have not had here in a few weeks. -- not a bunch of rain. considerably cooler than the normal high of 66. steady or heavier rains down in virginia and the mountains of north carolina. the shares have been weakening on their track to the north and east. it is also helping to began to wash out some of the pollen in the atmosphere. the tree pollen count is still very high and the grass pollen count is high, too. yesterday was over 2400. tomorrow we should see the impact of the rain moving through on the pollen count. wet weather keeps the temperature down here, but look

what happens when the sky clears. tomorrow, 60. -- 60's in 7's. -- 60's and 70's. 45 degrees at the national park on skyline drive. 53 edgewood, a little milder here. the futurecast shows the showers tapering off and lingering only at the coast by morning tomorrow. after that, sunshine will break through the cloud cover and it will be a nice day. cuozzo 42-49, at sunset at 7:48. the next alarm system after this one moves off the coast, -- the next storm system is just beginning to organize and take shape and will not impact us until saturday. tomorrow, get outside and enjoy. the weekend turns different, clouds and showers and maybe some thunderstorms moving in by

saturday afternoon. a mostly sunny afternoon tomorrow, 64-69 with light and variable wind. waves averaging about a foot. a comfortable 65, almost 70 in garrett county on friday. eastern shore locations, maybe a sprinkle left over in the morning but a lot of sunshine by afternoon and 75 degrees on friday. down around ocean city, 60 tomorrow, showers lingering until almost lunchtime and then it clears up tomorrow afternoon, bright, sunny skies on friday. showers and storms return saturday. the rain could be substantial saturday night and into sunday morning. lows on tuesday and wednesday morning in the 30's. >> from the susquehanna bank's board center, this is 11th boards. >> blagojevich panic on twitter

earlier today. -- kopp it triggered critic it triggered a panic on twitter earlier today. -- it triggered a panic on twitter earlier today. the world could end tomorrow, all possible but unlikely. the ravens plan to work out three quarterbacks tomorrow. the ravens only had two quarterbacks on the roster last year. they like taylor a lot. most teams carry three quarterbacks. at the least, the ravens will lead more than two quarterbacks to get through training camp. kyle boller seems the least likely to land an actual roster spot. the orioles getting off to a 7-4 start this season good pitching.

they did not see this coming, they are second in the majors in home runs this season. j.j. hardy had his best count, putting the orioles up 3-0. wilson charging from third, a great play. the orioles go for a third straight tonight in chicago. baseball saw a new number into the record books last night colorado rockies pitcher jamie moyer became the oldest pitcher ever to win a major league game. the 49-year-old picked up a we must not again san diego. -- picked up when it last night against san diego -- pickup a win last night. >> it is pretty much all i have done my whole life.

i am still able to live the dream and i still believe i have a passion for the game. it is a special night for me. >> as a powerful moment -- a powerful moment for jamie moyer. thomas back

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discovered during a drug investigation. we will have the latest for you tonight. we say goodbye to the man known as the world's oldest teenager, dick clark. we will take a closer look at a career after

>> we got some rain today. >> tomorrow it will be gone for a couple of days, but more coming