and the national trend has hit the university of baltimore. sheldon is on campus with more. >> they are taking advantage of the kindness of good samaritans. they have walked up to the students and asked them to use their phones. then he takes off. >> it is terrible. it is shocking of the students. >> four have been reported on the campus. the most recent happened thursday morning on mt. laurel ave. police say he asked to use a cell phone because his battery died. the thief took off down a maryland ave. a similar incident was reported tuesday afternoon. >> i have found myself in those situations. i know to say now. some people are nicer than me. >> you have to be careful in baltimore. midtown is not a bad

neighborhood but you have to be carefully. >> no one got hurt and it is not clear if they're connected but steps are on the rise across the country. >> they are usually after the phone for the quick sale. get rid of the phone and make cash. >> he says some and do more damage before getting rid of your phone. >> more savvy thieves are interested in is getting to your bank account or possibly stealing yuri danahey. >> if you do not know the person, just say -- stealing your identity. if you do not know the person, just say no. >> be aware about what is going on around you. on a databaseking

at forest: phones. -- for stone phones. >> police arrested a man for assaulting his roommate with a handgun. douglas barnes was taken into custody for the attempted shooting of his roommates. the victim says after he tried to get away, barnes fired rounds into his bedroom. barnes is being held at the detention center pending a bail review. the investigation continues into the case called -- up in smoke. police want to know who torched a speed camera on rolling road. the camera was set on fire and that it will be investigated as a first degree malicious burning. no word on any suspects. today marks one year since the

body of felicia barnes was discovered. authorities found the body in the river miles from the home of relatives where she had been visiting in 2010. the death has been classified as a murdered but no arrests have been made. dental records confirmed that the remains found buried under a shed yesterday are those of a woman who vanished 21 years ago. details are emerging from the cold case investigation. >> it was more than 20 years ago when robert report jarrett did his wife christine missing. -- jarrett reported his wife christine missing. he said she left the house on foot. later she was reported missing by her family. detectives noticed there was some tension in the couple's

relationship. police thought he was a suspect but lacked probable cause to inspect his property. court documents reveal that in late 1997, and he was able to declare her dead. among those in notified were life insurance companies and the social security administration's. jarrett remarried and the women lived in the same home where he lived with his first wife. then, in early 2007, they began having their own marital problems, taking out a restraining orders. robert's was denied and she fell to appear for her hearing. they split. they filed for divorce last year. jarrett moved out of the house and he was staying at a home in calvert county which was registered to a woman named robin. it also showed that jarrett was

pulled over last year was staying in calvert county and later received probation. the split was the break in the case, the one police had been waiting for for 21 years. police paid a visit to cheryl and asked if they could search the property. she said yes and that is when they made the gruesome discovery. according to documents, located in a shed under the floorboards and covered with concrete where the remains of christine jarrett. jarrett was arrested and charged with her murder. we tried to speak with most of his sons, when who lives in baltimore county. the other in howard co. -- county. but we were unsuccessful matured >> get off the property. get off the property. >> friends and family gathered to say goodbye to a 22-year-old mother killed earlier this week.

kai reed is at police headquarters. >> so many people came unto this vigil that the crowd spend most of the blocks, a testament to how much jordasha rollins will be a mess. >> she was very happy. >> a young mother who about to smile, laugh and dance. >> she was funny. i will miss her. >> family and friends gathered at the place where jordasha rollins lost her life. >> the present attitude she always had. it never changed. she was a good girl. never had a problem out of her. she graduated. >> term mother and 11 month-old daughter joined the crowds to light candles and sheds tears together. >> she will be missed.

what will we tell her? she is gone. no one to bring her back. she will miss her mom. >> the baby and her grandmother when -- were in the car when another car hit a monday night. according to police, an officer had attempted to pull over a suspect minutes before he crashed into rollins' car. police incest -- isnists there was no chase. >> they were chasing them. how do we explain that? this could have been prevented. we want answers. >> yes you was. bui impact was too great. -- the impact was too great. no. i cam by,. -- came by. >> the suspect has been released from the hospital.

several charges, including manslaughter, are pending. >>bail as been set at $150,000 for george zimmerman. it is what he said that is getting the most attention. >> my client wants to make a statement. >> it stunned the courtroom. george zimmerman, reaching out to the parents of a teenager he shot and killed. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was. i thought he was a little bit younger than i am. i did not know if he was armed or not. >> the apology came during a bond hearing. >> this can be contradicted by the witnesses or what he said. >> which left with the request to allow him to leave the jail. >> i'm going to set bond at

$150,000. >> he will spend one more night behind bars. the are questions about whether he will be able to live out of state. he will be required to wear a monitoring bracelet and will be under a curfew. trayvon martin's parents left the courtroom quickly and without speaking. their attorney talked about the impact of his statement and pending release. >> it was devastating that he got to give a self-serving apology to help him get a bond. they were outraged at that. >> outrage and emotion is a concern for his defense team as they try to decide where he will go. >> it is a high-profile case. there are a lot of high emotions that exist. i do not want that to spill over onto the family or my

client. >> emotions that have been on edge since the night of the shooting. >> the secret service sex scandal appeared to be widening as the pentagon increase the number of military personnel to 11. two managers have also decided to step down. david cheney, who guarded sarah palin, and greg stokes. investigators are searching for the prostitutes reportedly spent a while tonight with 22 members of the team. >> right now they are trying to locate the 11 women. they have names and addresses. >> the white house says it is too early to say whether secret service culture and leadership are to blame. there is now a breakthrough in

the stalemate over the budget and a special session. martin o'malley and mike miller will gather for a breakfast meeting tuesday at the governor's mansion. they will talk about resolving the budget and other items. miller broke the impasse by sending a letter to the governor and speaker proposing a compromise tied to the budget and the shift to the teacher pensions. the governor responded by saying, "i appreciate your willingness. i have never known a session to end with a perfect results but it would be a positive step forward." reminder, the annual shred day event is tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. until noon. you can drop off of 23 boxes of documents to be shredded. -- up to 3 boxes of documents to be shredded.

because these were in town today leaving behind a legacy in wereng and -- the cosby's in town today leaving behind a legacy. >> we are running a decent precipitation but the weekend looks like it will bring some rain. check out the forecast coming up. 61 at the airport.

>> the new name of the community center at the st. francis community center was revealed today. they are the most generous donors, giving $2 million for scholarships. it offers after-school programs and free health care. >> the establishment of because the community center became a

reality. >> she graduated from a parochial school in d.c. run by the same order of nuns. more than 500 students spent the afternoon on cots and stretchers as part of a mock mass casualty drummond to provide hands-on emergency preparedness training for students going into the health-care field. the exercise was prompted by the 5.8 magnitude earthquake. responders say that residents did not act appropriately when the quake struck last summer. have you ever heard of a rain garden? he might be plotting how the plant one of your own after the story. a small patch of green can add up to a bonus for the chesapeake bay. >> this is a story about a tree and how it is helping to boost the help of the chesapeake bay.

of the tree, part of a $7,000 rain garden on the campus of river hill high school. >> we want it to be an example and template for other high schools. and hopefully throughout the whole u.s. >> the final planting wynton friday morning. the student-driven project pushed to completion with help of volunteers and thousands of dollars. >> we rivel soup get funds from the grant program. >> students say this area was a muddy, swampy, but the mess. >> a breeding ground and also it was a safety power -- hazard. >> the rain and garden cleans all of that of a contentious rain water. >> the water and air will be cleaner. it goes down to the chesapeake

bay. every drop counts. >> with each rain event, this garden soaks up and filters 200,000 gallons of water off the parking lot and roof. that adds up to 6 million gallons of the runoff each year, a purified before it hits the water table and the bay. >> all of the plants are native to maryland and students have pledged to take care of it over the summer. now all they need is some rain. >> the card and does not grow rain. it filters it. we may have a decent amount coming through the garden by tomorrow night into sunday. you and if you have outdoor plants, the best time of day is going to be tomorrow morning. deeper into the afternoon, the more those showers make their way toward us. i would say the second half of the weekend is looking more

unsettled than the first half. for now, we are in a nice weather pattern with a mild the day today. cooler than normal in the morning. you get the best of both worlds. a mild afternoon. five is the current rain deficit. we are running a bit of a deficit and that is why we're talking about the, it is a good rain coming our way. hopefully you will get your plans in. there is some fog on the coast. ocean air has come in. there is some fog going on. 55 degrees on the boardwalk. 66 in downtown baltimore. 50's in western maryland. the morning will be ok. partly cloudy skies. winds out of the south. tomorrow afternoon, that front

which has been producing some rain will be getting here. notice the west side of the front. it is a mild and dry and then when the front comes through, 44 degrees in chicago. then it will pass us by and the storm logo of the eastern seaboard. we have not had a nor'easter, i cannot even remember the last time. that is why rainfall will probably be significant. that will become the storm system all along the eastern seaboard. one batch of showers in the afternoon. maybe some thunder. off the coast and then the storm moves along the same front and the orange and rain is modern -- indicating moderate rain. lesser amounts nw but we should get a shot at it in baltimore. new england, some cold there,

snow was forecast in the highest elevations of pennsylvania, west virginia, sunday night into monday morning. some spring snow. we will have cloudy weather into monday. here is the futurecast rainfall, look at the red on the coast. that is indicating up to four inches of rain by sunday evening. purple shaded up to 2 inches. a decent chance of getting an inch or so by sunday. depending on the storm, some of the could be farther west. we will have to see where it goes. the forecast tomorrow, some sunshine until lunchtime. in monday, 75 degrees. storms in the mountains tomorrow. maybe some snow sunday night into monday morning. this late in april. 78 tomorrow. if rain could be heavy at times.

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>> they are on the last leg of their road trip against the angels. they have not won all three series in 14 years. a late start. showalter has to worry about matters. he has lost 11 straight. eric scored a 3-0. the bottom of the second, albert coming to the plate. has yet to hit a home run as an angel. this one back to the wall and no farther. that limits the the damage. the angels have the lead, the three-one.

they continue in anaheim. the 100 year anniversary of the opening of fenway park. the red sox going retro decelerate. they face them 100 years ago. -- retro to celebrate. they faced them 100 years ago. the yankees' alex rodriguez not fazed by the hoopla and crushes the pitch. 6-2 against the red sox. duke took down the terrorist incident. maryland had a 7-3 record. -- terrapins today. maryland had a 7-3 record. third quarter, 5-3. mike rockets into goal.

cuts the lead to one. in front of the net and duke beats maryland, 6-5 in the semifinals. women's lacrosse. four goal lead in the first half. lauren, drops in the goal but loyola fighting back. anna goes in for the goal. they remain undefeated as loyola wins 15-11. as they continue their celebration, they will also have some new momus to highlight including one coming up when the next generation of the redskin -- ripkens takes the field.

>> he plays with the same passion, and he even sounds like a dead. >> we are off to a great start. -- he even sounds like his dad. we are off to a great start. >> he builds his own baseball resume, including a scholarship. bearing a the name into baseball royalty, i wonder if there is a burden? >> i do not think it is anything about trying to do this or that because of a last name. it does not matter who you are. it matters how you handle yourself. know we are a team. >> it helps sharing the experience with those the understand. the head coach is a former oriole who played six seasons with cal in baltimore. >> it is the same thing i said

in 1978. going, and he is so far ahead of what i was. mentally and, adjusted the understanding of the game. that is where ryan is. >> his son plays right field. >> he has been my big brother. last year, he helped me through it. he has been good for me. >> on saturday, they play in the president cups championship. a homecoming of sorts for ryan but one without a lap of high fives around the field. >> they with us. tom has your seventh day forecast. there is a rain ahead. @

>> we are getting rain that we really need. >> we did not have much snow through the winter. the flowers are already here. 78 tomorrow. showers in the afternoon. rain could be heavy on sunday. maybe " enough for some snow and the mountains. >> i want to stress up in the mountains. >> the tonight show is next. see you tomorrow.