argument and she was never seen or heard from again. howard county police suspected foul play at the time but say they did not have evidence to prove that. the received a tip a couple of days ago that led them back to the home yesterday to search the property. police say detectives found the remains of a woman believed to be christine e. jarrett buried in concrete under a shed on the property. >> this particular information led us back to the house. living in the house now is the suspects current wife. she has been living there all this time, but now they are separated. this is the first time she was able to consent to let a certain house. we had not had a search warrant to do that before. >> according to police, items found with the body indicate that it is likely christine derrek. an autopsy will be done to determine cause of death --

likely to be christine jared. >> where will the children go? that is the question on the mind of many city volunteers if funding is cut for after-school programs. a public hearing is now under way. >> no final decisions will come out of this meeting, but it is more an opportunity for students, parents, and teachers to voice their frustration and concerns about the possibility of budget cuts affecting some of those programs. take a look at some video earlier today of all these kids that gathered here at city hall. the laughter of the plane could be heard from the front lawn of city hall and nearby buildings. -- the laughter of their playing. they came out to demand increased funding for after- school and summer programs. they would suffer because of the city's budget woes. one resolution would double money to those programs and the

other would use demolition money to teach former prisoners how to the contract vacant homes in an eco-friendly way. concern volunteers hope their voices will still be heard. >> if we cut after-school programs, where are our children going to play? we thought we would bring some kids here to play on the doorstep of the mayor who is cutting funding for after school. their question is, where would we go? not -- not just to play, but play and learn. >> the education and youth committee is listing the public testimony right now. people have been taking turns coming up to the microphone. we will have an updated 6:00 to let you know how things are going. shelton dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> more cuts could affect education. it all depends on what state lawmakers decide over the summer.

you can see more about the doomsday plan on the new wbaltv.com. >> didn't in southwest baltimore had the day dr. mark -- today and that -- students in southwest baltimore had the day off today and they may have tomorrow off, too. it is all about water. began with a 16-inch main break yesterday morning around 10:00. the initial rate was fixed, but crews believe there has been a second-rate and have been working hard to find and repair it. >> there are record numbers of crabs in the day, nearly two- thirds more than last year. the most counted since the early 1990's. david collins joins us live from the city dock in annapolis with more on the story. >> it is good news. we are told there are 66% more crabs in the day this year than in the last year, and they attribute the rebound to the catch restrictions that have been in place since 2008 in both maryland and virginia.

this regional icon is making a strong comeback, according to an annual survey by the chesapeake bay blue crab. >> is good news for waterman, good news for the bay, good news for jobs that are cut economic recovery. >> while the number juvenile crabs nearly tripled, the stock a female's dropped. one reason could be an unusually warm winter pri cracks that are staying more in the shallows, which would have made fewer of them -- buhle warm winter. >> they are staying more in the shallows. which just four years ago, the annals survey from the population in a state of near collapse. >> we are seeing a rebound because we are using science base management systems. >> experts warn that despite the number of crafts, their survival depends on water quality. the arkansans that the tips to weaken the federal clean water

act -- there are concerns that attempts to weaken the federal clean water act will cause more harm. watermen are pleased by the crabs continual growth in numbers. >> it is important that scientists and watermen listen to each other. i think we really accomplished a lot. >> maryland crabs are becoming so abundant, a new marketing campaign is coming to a restaurant near you. details new at 6:00. david collins, wbal-tv 11 news progress in howard county, the search is on for a man who used a syringe as a weapon to steal prescription medication from a pharmacy. it happened at the cvs and center overnight on wednesday. police a caucasian man in his 40's walked up to a pharmacy counter and threatened the pharmacist with a hypodermic needle. he was able to make off with

some prescription drugs. he was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. anyone with information should contact howard county police. >> an investigation is under way into what sparked a deadly house fire in hagerstown that killed a mother and sent her family to the hospital. firefighters arrived on scene just after noon to find heavy black smoke and flames coming from home. inside a woman was found dead. a firefighter was up treated for smoke inhalation but he is expected to be ok. a bizarre story tonight from anne arundel county, where police are investigating the death of a man who lost consciousness while under restraint in the back of a police car. police say the 41-year-old man was taken into custody last friday after behaving erratically in an suv that was stopped on the side of the road. he eventually try to kick out

the windows of the patrol car. he then lost consciousness on the way to the hospital and was initially revived. he died yesterday, five days later. the medical examiner is performing an autopsy. >> a little bit of much-needed rain yesterday in the evening hours, and then sunshine today. you can see the storm leaving on hd doppler and satellite radar combined. after little bit of cloud cover and some patchy fog in the morning, skies had cleared up nicely. that has allowed temperatures to respond and it is a pleasant spring day all across the mid atlantic coming into the 60's and 7's are around the state at this hour, with the exception of ocean city. it is a little chillier their at 55 degrees. cambridge is at 72 degrees and westminster is a pleasant 65

around frostburg in allegheny county. another day a beautiful spring weather. details on the weekend in just a couple of minutes. >> hundreds helped welcome the space shuttle discovery to her new home washington, d.c. it was loaned to the smithsonian air and space museum. today officially became a museum artifacts. >> the celebration not only marked the official retirement of the space shuttle discovery but her new beginning as a source of inspiration for generations to come. discovery made a grand entrance , a company by the u.s. marine drum and bugle corps and 27 discovery commanders and mission specialists. >> today we turn discovery over to the smithsonian, with great expectations that as we have always done, nasa will continue

to inspire the young people of today and tomorrow to dream of space. >> discovery an enterprise that nose to nose. >> another treasure, one that represents 30 years history of the shuttle program and a symbol of the triumphs of human space flight. >> this is a dream. seeing this is awesome. >> discovery is the world's most travelled spaceship. >> the main purpose was to do basic research and learn new things. >> she flew 39 missions and was the first shot with a woman at the controls. >> we learn how the shuttle interacts with the environment of space. >> lessons discovery astronauts hope to pass down to younger generations. >> the space shuttle discovery is now officially part of the

national collection. >> after traveling or reject war than 148 million mines, the show becomes a museum artifacts, one sure to dazzle the crowd. >> the challenge for the smithsonian is not just to display the hardware, but to really capture the spirit of the shuttle era. >> coming up, and has been nearly two years since her daughter was murdered by a former you be a lacrosse player, george huguely. now the mother of yeardley love is speaking out in washington. >> experts say this year has been the worst in 15 years for cases of measles. >> a new kind of nursing home comes to maryland. that story's coming up. i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind.

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been working on a project with domestic violence experts at johns hopkins to address the national problem at its core. >> my daughter was murdered almost two years ago at the university of virginia by a lacrosse player. our lives will never be the same. >> vice president joe biden says while there has been progress in the battle against domestic violence, yeardley love's debt is a reminder there is still work to be done. -- her death is a reminder. >> a new study tonight could change the way that women are treated for breast cancer. researchers have reclassified breast cancer into 10 different categories based on the genetic makeup of the tumors. that means scientists can now identify the specific genes causing each woman's disease, which will allow for more individualized treatment. they can know which drug will

work best for which one. cases are popping up again of measles. just last year, more than 200 people were affected. cdc officials are worried it could get much worse. >> a handful of giants and patriots fans attending this year's super bowl festivities came home with an unexpected souvenir, the measles. parents in the suburbs of indianapolis scramble to make sure their kids were vaccinated. the virus was declared eliminated in the united states 12 years ago, but cases are once again on the rise. >> we had 222 reported cases last year. this is the highest number of reported measles cases since 1996. >> majority of cases are triggered by international tourists to bring the virus into the u.s. court of board

americans traveling abroad. there are thousands of cases in 2011 alone. travelers can spread the virus to unvaccinated people. three-quarters of the kids in the u.s. who got measles and 2011 were not vaccinated. >> parents have withheld their children from vaccination for a variety of reasons, so we have groups of -- groups that are susceptible out there. when the disease is imported from abroad, it can spread among those susceptible. >> doctors say measles are extremely contagious. people can become infected by simply being in the same room with someone carrying the virus. while most cases are not fail, many are severe. with the london olympics games just around the corner, public health officials are hoping travelers take the time to get vaccinated. >> maryland officials are urging residents to safely dispose of

expired or unused prescription drugs. maryland natural resources say that lushing old medicines down the toilet can hurt water quality and underwater life, and keeping them at home can lead to accidents or abuse. four sites statewide will be collecting expired or unused medications on april 28. if you have been noticing where people sniffling and sneezing lately, there is a good reason. new data from researchers confirms the u.s. is in the middle of a stronger than usual spring allergy season. the culprit is the unusually warm winter. more people are being reported sick with allergies this year than on previous years. experts blame the increases on pollen and allergens arriving ahead of schedule, and people

spending more time outside. it is unclear if the allergy season will peak in april or may. we will just have to wait and see. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we did catch a little relief as far as the pollen count goes today. yesterday's rain did help to clean the atmosphere of a little bit. it is only temperature -- it is only temporary. you can see the rain from last night leaving the mid atlantic coastal areas and out over the atlantic now. the cloud cover that was left behind burned off to some pretty decent sunshine. it turned out to be a beautiful spring day. here is the pollen count. yester day was over 1500. today it is 284 for the tree count. still in a higher range as far as pollen counts go, but much lower than has been the past few days. grass pollen count is 29.

the total count is 313. a good drop thanks to the rain. beautiful weather out there. i hope you get outside and enjoy the evening. mid to upper 60's on the eastern shore, 70 in downtown baltimore and howard county at this hour. westminster is a comfortable 72. western maryland is gorgeous, a little chilly on the beach. ocean city has the sea breeze and the water is cool this time of year. right on the coast, it is only in the 50's. everybody else in joining beautiful, mild temperatures. some low clouds and patchy fog may be forming again tomorrow morning, so we will keep an eye on that. once that burns off, tomorrow should be a repeat of today with beautiful spring weather. the winds of nearly calm, the sunset at 7:49.

72-77 degrees tomorrow after the morning fog burns off. sunrise at 6:22. on the bay, light winds, ways that one to 2 feet. there is yesterday's rainmaker 1-2 feet. at the southern end of it, which has not gotten going yet, there may be some scattered showers or storms along the front. a new storm is expected to develop once it gets down to the gulf coast and it may come up the eastern seaboard saturday night and sunday. the southern end of it is expected to develop and bring us a better chance for more substantial rain saturday night and sunday. this could not a clear-cut, easy forecast yet.

-- it is not a clear-cut forecast. the southern end of the storm is a little iffy. you can see western maryland might actually have some sunshine on saturday and sunday, while we have to deal with what weather here around the bay. if it stays close enough to the coast, we have good chance for some much-needed rain. it is still a couple of days away to fine-tune the forecast. tomorrow, a beautiful 74 degrees. saturday, showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and a chance for rain saturday and sunday. highs in the the's on monday and tuesday -- highs in the 50's on monday and tuesday. >> a parking garage at bwi thurgood marshall is now home to a powerful project. >> how officials plan to save money and energy over the next 20 years. a some jennifer franciotti -- i

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>> we are back with breaking news from timonium where skyteam 11 has just arrived on the scene of what looks like an accident. captain roy taylor, what is going on out there? >> 04-car crash, and northbound i-83 north of timonium road. we can tell you there is personal injury involved. baltimore county police and maryland state police are on the scene dealing with this accident. as far as traffic backed up, is backed up northbound from the accident scene all the way down to 695. southbound, due to rubbernecking, is backed up all the way past warren road. and captain roy taylor. -- i am captain roy taylor precooks what used to be memorial stadium is now and you elder living facility in north

baltimore. -- is now an elder living facility. >> it brings the outdoors inside. rob roblin took a tour. >> the baltimore city college choir sang "take me out to the ball game." it is an all new concept for assisted living in baltimore. >> there are 117 green house facilities across the country, but this is -- this is the first one here in maryland. the idea is to provide assisted living care in a different way than has been done in the past, with the emphasis on what the patient wants. >> we do everything on their schedule. you are not stuck with a huge hospital hallway. you can change and adapt to their schedule, rather than following what is most convenient for staff.

they are able to set the time they want to wake up in the morning. they eat together as a group. >> there are 48 patient rooms, with dining rooms and community areas. makes it more like a home that a medical facility. >> we created a whole campus of the old stadium site. it has 340 apartments for low and moderate income seniors. >> ms. shirley dickens is one of the first residence to move in. >> the rooms are beautiful. people know how to treat us. that means a lot. >> the green house that stadium place is the first facility of its kind in maryland. >> you are not an anonymous number and a large building. it is a home for you to share. >> beautiful, isn't it?

for basketball fans and university of tennessee students, is the end of an era. >> the head basketball coach announced her retirement and now she will add a national honor to an already impressive resume. >> some of the areas writing students are taking on -- and brightest students will takel

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now. >> the per se congress of its kind in baltimore county. tackling some of the biggest issues facing college students today. at the top of the agenda, cyber bullying. >> maryland preparatory school hosted its first-ever diversity conference today. nadia has that story. >> it may look like a typical classroom lecture, but for some of the area's best and socially conscious students, it is about creating role models who will teach their fellow classmates to be more accepting of others. >> we want to open up some minds today and to take some things up with discussion. >> it was the first-ever diversity conference thursday. nearly 80 high school students from throughout baltimore

county listened to guest speakers and participated in open discussions about value and independent preferences. some of the topics discussed include self awareness, gender stereotypes, and cyber bullying. >> there are four schools represented here, but this day is not very meaningful if they don't take it back to their schools and extend it. >> criminal-justice professional jamal smith says it is never too soon to discuss these critical topics with students, especially cyber bullying. >> they need to realize how much power they have to stop bullying and also to start bullying. >> curtis is a senior who was bullied in the past. >> it can happen to anyone. you need to be strong, and finding good support group. that support group can get you through any situation.

>> many of these didn't say they are looking forward to sharing their newfound wisdom with others -- many of the students the hope is that the other three schools that took part in the conference will host similar conferences in the future. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories at this hour. police have arrested a howard county man for the murder of his wife, 21 years after she disappeared. 57-year-old robert jarrett was charged with first and second- degree murder in the death of his wife, christine. he told police his wife left their home after five and did not come home. police revisited his home and found the remains of a woman believed to be christine jarrett under the floorboards of a shed, buried in concrete. medical examiners are working to confirm the identity and a cause of death. >> the ravens are signing former

colts quarterback curtis painter to a one-year contract. we know that the 25-year-old will compete with tyrod taylor to be the back up starter for jeff -- for joe flacco. baltimore city parents are battling funding cuts to city schools that could put after- school and summer programs on the chopping block. over 150 members of the group child first are gathering to testify before city council and the education and youth committee. they want the mayor to keep her commitment to double after- school programs over four years, which she had promised if elected. the budget calls for reducing funding for after-school programs for fiscal year 2015. >> eight national titles, 16 conference titles, and the most

wins by any coach in college basketball history. after 38 seasons at has -- as head coach, pat summitt has stepped aside. >> it has been called the long goodbye. today in knoxville, tenn., on the board named in her honor, pat summitt began saying goodbye to the game and school she has love for nearly 40 years. >> i can tell you i have loved my work at the university of tennessee. has been awesome. >> suffering from early onset of dementia, with her memory beginning to fade, she read from a prepared statement. moments of her famous fire and passion came through in her message to the lady vol fans. >> i need you to step up more than ever to support our new head coach. >> today's announcement was not shocking.

she was able to finish out coaching this season. >> it is never a good time, but you have to find the time that you think is the right time, and that is now. >> she symbolically handed over the reins of the program, her whistle, two longtime assistant holly warlick. while she will no longer rule the court from the bench, she will still be part of the lady vols after being given the title of head coach emeritus. >> i will still be here at practice. i will be yelling at them still. they may not like that, but it makes me feel good. >> players say it is not only good for some, but for the program. >> -- not only good for summitt, but for the program. >> a sports icon that will never fade away. >> earlier today, president

obama announced that pat summitt would be a recipient of the presidential medal of freedom, calling her inspirational. she will be awarded that medal at a ceremony at the white house later this year. >> black smoke and flames shooting as high as 50 feet into the air in western ohio. more of this amazing video and a comeback. >> coast guard officials confirmed a small plane has gone down in the gulf of mexico. the latest on the search for the pilot and the rescue. >> students upset with the so- called doomsday budget. called doomsday budget. i will tell you

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>> new polls show the race for the white house is very close between barack obama and mitt romney. 20% of americans said their mortgage is under water right now. fuel prices are serious hardship, and 40 percent chance a college expenses or a big worry. >> it is time for us to get our taxes down and get people

working again. >> today gm is back on top, 200,000 new jobs over the last 2.5 years. >> that latest poll shows the obama-romney matchup is a tire right now. -- is a tie right now. a close race with largely economic themes. >> curbing the nation tonight, a small plane navigated by an unconscious pilot crashed and sank in the gulf of mexico. authorities said the pilot somehow became incapacitated or unconscious and crashed in the gulf of mexico after it ran out of fuel west of tampa, florida. coast guard officials said they have dispatched a boat to the crash site. the fate of the pilot is unknown. could there be a worse place

for far than a fuel company? firefighters in western ohio spent much of the morning battling huge flames as high as 50 feet in the air. a fuel truck was being loaded and quickly spread to other buildings. smoke could be seen from as far as 20 miles away. schools closed early in the area and nearby residents asked to stay inside their homes. still no word on exactly what sparked the fire. >> a texas woman was gunned down -- bond down the mother of a newborn baby just so she could still the baby -- gun down the mother. she was in court today where she learned she is facing capital murder charges. it happened outside a pediatrician's office in a suburb of houston, texas. >> she shot the mother several times, put the child in the pickup and left the scene. texas authorities say mcclain

had just suffered a miscarriage, which she was trying to hide from her fiance. luckily the baby boy was found unharmed and has been reunited with the family. the judge ordered maclean be held for the weekend taliban hearing is held on monday. >> for the next two days, you can take an international opera star at the lyric. >> let me readjust my earpiece. you may be surprised to find she got her vocal start right here in baltimore. >> dick clark will be forever remembered for one of america's favorite tv shows. >> there are some changes as we head into the weekend, maybe head into the weekend, maybe some more yb when it comes to gardening, we're, well, inexperienced.

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>> america's remembering a television and music icon. dick clark died at the age of 82.

>> a look at the enormous impact he had on the world of entertainment. among his greatest accomplishment, green rock-and- roll to the mainstream and watching hundreds of careers -- launching hundreds of careers and bringing rock-and-roll to the main street. from the supremes to the beach boys, he even had a young michael jackson on his show. >> the guy who made it trusted and safe for generation after generation to discover what was new and hot in music. >> probably the most significant thing is that it brought peopl together as human beings. >> there is no doubt "american bandstand" played a major role

in america. >> i was devastated. he was like a father figure. >> i do not feel like he is gone. >> dick clark created a road map for tv personalities like ryan seacrest, who remembered him last night on "american idol." >> i know this guy. he is in a better place. >> his lasting influence is sure to impact generations to come. >> without question, he is going to be known as the man who started it all. >> dick clark, a television pioneer who change the face of entertainment. >> from discovering madonna to making new year's eve cool, you can see the top 10 ways that dick clark changed pop culture, on the new wbaltv.com. click on slide shows. we go now to breaking news out of northwest baltimore.

captain roy taylor, what is going on? >> this is keith l. west falls parkway the eastbound west falls parkway. it is up against a guide wire for a bge pole. they have to get bge here to assist in getting the vehicle off the telephone pole before they can open up the roadway. as we get more information on this, we will update you. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> a little bit of rain yesterday, moved off the coast late at night and left the been atlantic region with a pretty decent spring day. a little flock to start the early morning and then sunshine for most of the day. 70 today at bwi marshall, 66 is the normal high.

93 was the record high, set back in the 19th century. it is rare that you see both the high and low record way back in the 19th century. a trace of precipitation after midnight at the airport. a decent day for april 19 in baltimore. 68 degrees right now and parton, 69 in elkton. -- 68 in parkton. skies should stay mainly clear tonight, a little fog likely to form near the bay toward the early morning of friday. other than that it should be very pleasant. another beautiful spring day tomorrow. those tonight from 44-51. the sun does not set until 11 minutes before 8:00 in the evening.

sunshine tomorrow, another mild day with light breeze. just 01-2 foot shop on the open waters of the bay. 65 and announced today, should be close to 70 degrees in western maryland on friday. we'll still see some beautiful weather out in the western part of the state, probably given way to rein over the weekend, especially saturday, as the main part of the storm had across the lakes. the front trailing from and is expected to get down to the gulf coast. the southern end of this run might ride up the coast with moderate to heavy rain in some spots. around of showers and thunderstorms is likely saturday. some of that rain will continue into sunday, especially from baltimore south and east. moderate to heavy rain sunday afternoon, while western maryland gets a chance to enjoy

some late week and sunshine. a split decision that will depend on the exact track of that storm. a 50-50 shot at the rain makes it into baltimore on sunday. breezy, chilly weather will follow the storm for monday and tuesday with highs only in the 50's. it looks like low temperatures and for a couple of days will be down in the 30's. >> the average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage is hovering at its lowest level on record, keeping home buying and refinancing affordable. freddie mac released new numbers this morning, showing the lowest level since lot of short -- since home mortgages began back in the 1950's. cheaper mortgages have done little to boost home sales.

two major airlines have joined delta with account fair price hike. -- with a new fair price hike. if competitors do not follow suit, the initiator usually drops as prices back. executives at bwi marshall airport have unveiled a new project that will cut back on energy consumption for the next 40 years. airport officials shined a light on the latest solar energy mission this afternoon. installed on the top level of the airport's garage, it will produce more than 600,000 kilowatt hours of electricity each year, part of a broad energy efficiency program launch in 2010. other measures include comprehensive lighting improvements, water conservation measures, and moving sidewalks.

officials say in addition to going green, they will be saving green as well. >> quite a place, one of the most amazing sopranos in the world. for the next few days, you can watch her perform at the lyric here in baltimore. she graduated from the university of maryland college park and traces the beginning of her vocal career to the baltimore school for the arts. >> i auditioned for two different departments at the same time. something just came out of me and said it voice -- and said voice. >> she will perform at this body and saturday at the lyric. she is performing in the opera "faust."

hundreds of university of maryland students are asking for a special session. details on that coming at new at 6:00. 6:00.

>> the preakness is still a month away, but you can hit the infield early for a chance to

drink wine and check it out. >> at pimlico this week and you'll find the perfect pairing of horseracing and maryland wines. >> there will be great crafts and art vendors and great wine. it is a great event with a lot of ambiance. >> the vines are coming to life. >> we have been a winery for 26 years now. we started very small and have grown obviously over the years. >> the work of the nude with their family. they specialize what critics specialize in dry wine -- they work with their family. >> we usually do about three different kinds each year.

>> this weekend they will bring their wine to pimlico. it is a great opportunity to create new customers. >> we are reaching a whole new audience. there may be some people there who have had our wine before. >> we love when people come up and do a tasting. when the weather is nice, it is an attractive place to be. >> this weekend at pimlico, you can try all kinds of maryland winds. -- maryland wines. >> this year, it is, two-day event instead of one. >> that is all for us at 5:00. here is a look at what is coming at new at 6:00. >> has been arrested for his wife's murder 21 years later. what led detectives to the woman's remains. >> some students here at the university of maryland college

park are upset over the so- called doomsday budget. and lowell melser, and i will have a live report. >> where will the children go? that is the question on the month of a lot of people if funding is cut for after-school programs. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00. >> that evening, everyone. a howard county man was arrested for the murder of his wife who disappeared 21 years ago. >> christine e. jarrett was last seen in 1991. her husband robert told police that his wife left home after a fight and never returned. but tonight, human remains have been found. kai reed has more on what led to his arrest. >> robert garrett reported his wife missing in 1991. he appeared to be the last person to see her alive. now he is being charged with her murder 21 years later.