the dark. 11 news reporter david collins is following the developments live from the newsroom with more. >> the governor declines to talk about it but he did talk about it at length. they suggest these lingering impasse could tarnish credentials and one agrees. making a quick getaway. no longer taking a local reporters questions about a special session or mediating the risk between presiding officers. johns hopkins university political science professor says that they're stuck in a partisan gridlock.

the stalemate escalated after they wrote that it is patently untrue that it was tied to his desire to pass legislation letting them decide whether a casino should open. he accused them of engaging in press stunts. >> to outsiders, a lot of this looked really city. >> why can the governor does not say, "step in my office and we are not leaving until we figure this out?" >> it would be difficult for them to get away with that. they are independently elected. >> this was designed to balance the budget and the state's deficit. they wanted the doomsday budget enacted to stand. >> we can live with this for one year.

it is $700 million more than last year. they advise the governor to not sign any bills that cost money until it is reconciled. the maryland state education association turned on a doomsday clock. labor unions as members will be impacted worry about increases than they are demanding the governor to talked. >> he is supposed to be the leader of the democratic party. it has been pointed out that perhaps his attention has been devoted to the national party. his ability to command respect is going to depend a lot on his ability to command the estate.

told inside politics that this has been pushed by the senate president and went off on the last day of the session. when asked about presidential ambitions, he said he is working on cutting $150 million out of the budget. reporting live from the news room, wbal light and tv 11 news. with the maryland state school board has named a new state superintendent of schools, lillian lowry. she comes to the position after serving as a delaware secretary vacation. she helped delaware when a federal race to the top brands. >> dental records confirm the remains found underneath the shad are those of the woman who vanished 21 years ago. the details are slowly emerging from the cold case investigation. lowell melser third joins us

with the very latest. >> robert jarrett is charged with first and second degree murder and has been denied bail. court documents reveal a troubled past between him and his second wife. and we find out that may have had a lot to do with police breaking this case wide open. it was more than 20 years ago when robert reported his wife christine missing. he told police that in the late evening hours that he and his wife had an argument over money and that she left on foot with very little on her person. detectives in their investigation notice that there was some tension in their relationship. they thought he lacked the probable cause for a motive. court documents reveal that she

was able to legally declare her dead in 1997. court records indicate that he remarried where he lived with his first wife. it seemed the two began having their own marital problems taking out a restraining orders on each other. court filings indicate it filed for divorce last year. she was staying at a home -- he was staying at a home in calvert county in that court documents show he was pulled over for dwi, but this was the break in the

case they have been waiting for for 21 years. they paid a visit and asked if they could search the property. that is when they made the gruesome discovery. located in a shed behind the home, covered with concrete, the remains of a christine jarrett. 11 news tried to speak with both of his sons, one in baltimore county, the other in howard, but we were unsuccessful. >> get off the property. get off the property. >> so far, no attorney and a preliminary hearing date has not been set. he is being held year without bond. live outside of the howard county department of corrections in jesup, wbal-tv 11 news. >> four carroll county schools ron lockdown as the police

searched for a suspected gunman. police were on the scene in westminster around 1:00. they say that is where one man shot another and the school was shut down searching for a man in a green shirt and brown pants. >> at least three more secret service agents will lose their jobs in the wake of the sex scandal. >> this would make six employees no longer in service. they were among those setting up security in advance of the summit of the americas. sally kidd is in washington with more. >> they briefed some members of congress behind closed doors today. at this point, 11 secret service employees are accused of misconduct. it has rocked the agency and has

prompted investigations from washington to a hotel in colom bia. >> they're focusing on security breaches. a document or weapons have been found. >> the ousted agents include two supervisors including one who detail.n sarah palin's pictures surfaced thursday on his facebook page with the comment, "i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean." 11 service members are also being investigated for allegedly misconduct. they were saying at the same hotel. >> senior members of the white house staff are in discussions with the secret service and are

getting briefed on the investigation. >> attorney told the associated press that any judgments about the clients involved are premature. >> the attorney also said the agency's mission was never adversely impacted and the president say be never compromised. sally kidd, wbal-tv 11 news. >> still ahead, now the perfect time to get rid of some paper work you do not need any more. how to do it safely. >> bring is in the air. the three-day event this weekend. -- spring is in the iar. >> and iconic comedian and his wife received a special honor today. >> breaking down white a late first-round pick may turn into a perfect fit for the ravens in next week's nfl draft. >> hd doppler showing rain headed this way. the insta-weather plus we can

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>> st. francis held a ceremony naming their new community center after doctors at bill and camille cosby. nadia joins us with the story. quite an honor for them. >> quite an honor for us because it felt like we were watching "the cosby show." because these have made generous -- the cosby's have a

history of fenerous donations. a community is unveiled. [applause] st. francis academy dedicated their community center in honor of a doctor's bill and camille cosby, the two most generous donors in the 184-year history. they have donated for scholarships through the years. with the establishment of the doctor's bill and camille cosby center became a reality. what the community center located a few feet away from the actual academy opened its doors 10 years ago. they offer many things including after-school programs and free health care. it is not just for students and their families but also the community. there were plenty of inspirational moments, there was also some comedic relief. >> i am not impressed with my

name on a building if i have no money. i will bring little children here -- protestant ones. see what the catholics did to me? now give me 50 cents. >> it is the first and last school run by the oblique sisters of providence. they have been in the forefront of the importance of education. >> anytime anyone puts money into the education of human beings it is a special gift. >> a gallon to honor them tonight is at 7:00 tonight. -- a gala to honor them tonight is at 7. >> this weekend is the annual shred day event sponsored by the

bbb. can drop off to -- up to three boxes to get shreded for free. johns hopkins university is hosting its spring fair. it kicked off on charles street. they will have craft vendors, and extensive food court, even a beer garden. that sounds nice for a friday night. it also be open saturday and sunday. good news -- admission is free. >> a beautiful day today. chile and mild. the normal is 66 degrees.

the record low was 27 and yes it still snows this late in the season sometime. around the region right now, a few hours to enjoy the sun. some cooler ocean air has come in and only 55 degrees. jury whether right on the beach. 72 of frederick. 60's and 70's. the sun will not set until 7:49 p.m. a cold front will make its approach. it will be another warm day. then the front will ride in the late afternoon and evening bringing a chance for storms. it with all of this in place,

the rain chances continued into sunday, especially for the central and eastern portions of the state. a severe thunderstorm watch will cover the gulf of mexico, louisiana, and the texas, a sign of the developing storm. we will start to see some scattered showers popping up and then they will move in tomorrow night. the rain will get pushed back in during the afternoon and evening hours. the general trend is for rain. sunday night into monday the

storm will wrap up. this is the computer model indicating some potential for snow sunday night into monday up in pennsylvania, western maryland, up in the higher elevations with a taste of winter. what we're looking for is a decent rain. the purple shaded area, you could get up to two inches of rain. much-needed rain. showers and storms tomorrow, a high of around 75-80. western maryland, storms likely tomorrow but only a 50-50 chance of rain. much cooler sunday. rained chances continue. ocean city likely to get the heaviest rain especially sunday.

the seven-day forecast, 78 tomorrow, a 20-degree drop. >> from the susquehanna bank's board center, this is 11 sports. >> the ravens will be 29th pick in the first round. leading into next year's draft, we will share of the news some's in sight with year, -- ossie newsom's insight with you. >> each year, the positions get pushed down the board -- safety, center, guard, inside linebacker. you're picking between 25-32

come you can get the best player in that position because everybody wants a quarterback, pass rusher, corner, offensive tackle. if you have an area that you need in there, then you can get a really good player. >> reflecting on the newest stadium in the nfl. the new facility will cost an estimated $1.20 billion. paying for it will require creative financing. the personal seat license for the best 1000 seats will be $80,000 a piece. you pay $80,000 for the right to buy a ticket to each seat. a family of four? $320,000. it 49 years as they come was with great benefits like free food. really? i had eaten plenty of stadium

food in my life. not a good deal. orioles face the angels in anaheim. an important start for the picture. he has floundered in his first two. first pitch to pujols, still waiting to hit his first home run of the season. game time 10:05 p.m. today the 100th anniversary of the opening up and we parked, the oldest in the major league. it opened the same month the titanic sank. special tours today's start in honor of the centennial. the first 100-year-old park in baseball history. they are wearing great throwback uniforms. they beat the new york highlanders in the debut of the boston red sox. they became the yankees. a double at first into a home run after a video replay. top of the fifth, alex rodriguez not sentimental --

crushes this one straight away. it's gone. the yankees leading the red sox 6-2 in the bottom of the eighth. to t

>> cell phone at that reported, but how they are getting them to hand over the bones themselves? the community remembers a young mother that lost her life as a result of a speeding car been followed by police.

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