bidding of a tourist on st. patrick's day. the video when fire broke. the second suspect is charged with armed robbery. >> shayone davis was arrested and charged on friday. today her bond was set at $750,000. the judge referred to her as a substantial and extreme risk to the public. according to police, shayone davis is the woman shown in this video, gyrating on the victim and beating her with her high-heeled shoe. the man is punched, knock to the ground, rob, and stripped of his clothes. davis was arrested friday after a very public police search. it included pictures of what is alleged to be davis and two other people who police say they are still looking for. davis is being held on 700

$2,000 bond, charged with first and second-degree assault, an armed robbery. >> prosecutors and detectives were able to charge her with armed robbery because she used that hsu as a blunt force object. >> that will come out in time 3 >> the only other person in custody is aaron parsons. he turned himself in after police received several calls. >> people saw how outrageous the video was and they picked up the phone and went to their computers and were able to help investigators identify these individuals. >> no one came to the door at the baltimore home where davis lives with her grandmother and 1-roll daughter. during her review, davis is unemployed and has a substance abuse problem and is expected to graduate from an alternative school in june. davis has been in trouble with the law before. in december of last year, she

was charged with assault and false imprisonment. prosecutors have that case on hold. she has a juvenile assault record. the hearing is may 15. >> an update in the trial of two brothers accused of beating a black turn -- teenager. shayone dav the defense attorneys are asking for another postponement because of recent comparisons to the trayvon martin case. in the case, the neighborhood watch men accused of second- degree murder in the death of trayvon martin has been released on $150,000 bail. his whereabouts are secret. gps device will pinpoint his location to authorities and

alerted them if he drifts a few feet away from where he is allowed. he may be residing outside florida for safety reasons. the chief left his post temporarily amid public questioning and criticism over his handling of the case. back at home, it is life behind bars for man who murdered his girlfriend, a mother of three in baltimore city. she was found in a wooded area more than a year after disappearance. her live-in boyfriend, tyrone webb was accused. he learned his speech this morning, since to life plus a year in prison. >> it happened around 2:45 p.m. this afternoon in the 5400 block of hillburn avenue.

detectives are coming through clues they found at the scene. a maryland civil rights leader has been charged with marijuana possession. carl snowden was arrested after police noticed a strong odor of marijuana coming from a parked vehicle. she went -- he went on paid leave as the director of the maryland attorney general's office of civil-rights. he announced he will be taking a sabbatical to pursue a lawsuit against anne arundel county executive john leopold. his attorney said further investigation will show the charges are non-issue. adding there was another person in the vehicle and the marijuana in question was a small amount. >> two schoolchildren and their bus driver were taken to hospital after suffering minor injuries in a crash. we were over that scene at 3:00 p.m. today at liberty park in dundalk. a box truck ran a stop sign, crashing into the school bus from denville middle school.

there were 15 children on board. no word on any charges being pressed. investigation continues into a three alarm warehouse fire in canton that forced nearby residents to evacuate because of concerns about hazardous chemicals. firefighters spent the day knocking down the warehouse. it started on the 1200 block of yless street.al >> there are so many chemicals in there, an explosion would have been horrible. >> the biggest concern is the structural integrity of the building. officials can begin to assess and contain the chemicals at the scene. gas prices are gradually easing away from the $4 mark, dropping to an average of $3.86 over the past two weeks. >> the president is talking --

sparking a debate over how speculators are impacting what we pay at the pump. we have tonight's project economy report. >> the president's call for a crackdown on speculating. in effect, to pay. affordable gasoline is essential for anyone who depends on driving together long -- get around. it is in scarce supply. consumer frustration is filling the top from the campaign trail. the president accused speculator is. >> speculators by of oil and artificially manipulate prices. only to flip the oil for a quick profit. >> speculator is directly impact prices for better or worse. >> speculators are not necessarily just a trader. they could be university

endowment funds, pension funds, these are not able people, necessarily. they're making bets on oil and other commodities, including food trade when they make those bets because the control so much money, they are able to cause the price of these things to fluctuate. prexy at speculators can play a valuable role in our economy, often acting as a stabilizing force in areas like air travel. >> they know there will use a lot of jet fuel. there would love to lock in the prices of months and to the future because they will sell you your plane ticket now. if they sell you the plane ticket now but they do not know what the price of fuel is burned to be and it rises, they will lose money. >> she believes government needs to tighten up oversight. a daunting task. >> these are massive market. you do not want to throw the baby with the bathwater in the sense that these are markets that have some purpose. >> many republicans believe the

president is using speculators as a scapegoat for high gas prices. mitt romney believes it is the new environmental policies that are driving down domestic oil prices -- production and driving up the prices. >> the pair fuelled rumors win romney hit the trail with marco rubio at his side. the former massachusetts governor said his campaign has just begun to establish the criteria for a vice presidential pick. senator rubio seemed open to the possibility today. >> i am not talking about that process any more. >> he is a freshman senator. some people say he is not ready for prime time. >> another name getting a lot of buzz is ohio senator robb portman. the columbia prostitution

scandal has caused six -- cost six secrets service agents their jobs. the committee has sent mark sullivan a list of questions it wants answered. among them and the most important, did any foreign nationals have access to data or information that could have compromised president obama? they want to know if members of the white house advance team were involved. >> there is no indication that any number of the white house advance team engaged in any improper conduct or behavior. >> congressional investigators want names of the prostitutes and whether any agency solicited prostitutes in the last five years. members of congress want their questions answered by friday. >> new york authorities have concluded their search of a manhattan basement for the remains of the first missing child to appear on milk cartons. he vanished on his way to

school. >> a cold, steady rain fell on to law enforcement trucks outside the building where fbi agents and nypd investigators have been digging for clues. his parents have been briefed on the investigation. the family has been told after four days of digging. no human remains have been found. certain materials were discovered and have been sent for further testing. the manhattan district attorney said this. >> cold cases should not be forgotten cases. beyond that, the work we're doing reflect that a whole lot. >> investigators will send dozens of items from the basement to the fbi lab in quantico, virginia. among them, pieces of hair that will be tested for dna along with swabs in soil taken from the basement. what is on it is unknown. some will live in the area remember the initial search and -- in may 1979. >> it is really sad, posters and

fliers on all the light posts. it was upsetting. >> they hope after 33 years, the mystery surrounding his disappearance is closer in getting solved. >> that search began in -- after an fbi dog indicated the scent of human remains in that room. >> wacky weather, to say the least. we received more snow in 24 hours that we have all winter. >> while the governor call for a special session to repair the state budget? we will tell you more about that possibility. >> it burned to the ground but now it is open for business. many saying better than has been. a new look at the charles village pub next. >> that snow is still showing up on hd doppler. we will see where it is headed and what is coming our way for the next seven days. 46 downtown. 46 downtown. 43 a

>> 15 months ago, a kitchen fire destroyed the business. the owners about the lillback better than ever. it looks like they kept their progress -- promise. >> the charles village pub ixs open again. >> it is a real but now we are here and actually doing it. we actually have customers coming in, it is great. >> the doors were open at 11:00 a.m. to the customers. although it was the same old pub, it is also a lot different.

>> i get a chance to walk around with everyone and show them is not the old charles village pub. they are in amazement at what they were used to. and all this and what they're used to is completely, completely different. it is amazing. >> 15 months ago, a kitchen fire burned the pub. for customers, it is great to have it open again. >> it has at home feeling. there are not too many local bars that have that home feeling every time i come here. i am from -- friends with a lot of people who work here. >> employees are also back. it has been a long 15 months. >> we are close family here. the employees, the customers, the whole new place. it feels like we all hit the lottery and moved into a bigger house. >> we may soon learn whether maryland's legislators will be

holding a special session to repair the state budget. the governor is scheduled to meet with the legislature's presiding officers. the meeting is scheduled for tomorrow morning. considering when to hold a special session to repeal the budget after lawmakers failed to pass a revenue package this year. malley said he wants to meet after the house and senate cannot reach a consensus on the package which included increased taxes for people who make more than $100,000 a year. >> we may be at the end of april but the weather advisories and warnings are in effect in western maryland tonight. >> accumulations expected in up to six to 10 inches. >> remember this? snow? have not seen much of it this week -- winter but they got an eyeful in western maryland, and -- on monday.

it looks like christmas in april. some parts of garrett county have seen four or 5 inches by mid-afternoon. >> yuck not what we wanted to see at all. >> the blame for this spring snowstorm lies with a massive nor'easter, keeping plumbing trucks busy and marylanders are not alone. folks are bundling up in western and central pennsylvania, virginia, and parts of new york. the storm could pile on a foot or more. a nuisance for some, a hardship for others. >> it is not going to get it back. if they get frozen, they will go dormant. that is it for that year. >> accumulations of six to 10 inches are expected in the maryland mountains. this is more than a pretty picture. wet snow combined with strong

wind and early college means down tree limbs and power outages and dangerous trouble -- travel. >> it is crazy. going from shorts to iced tea. >> my mom used to worry about that. a big temperature change. 33 inches is -- 2 feet of snow out there, well above 2,000 feet. hd doppler looks like it is winding down around somerset in pennsylvania. only a few flurries left. the storm has ended in garrett county. 8 inches of snow at oaklyn. you can see the snow and rain still coming down in western new york and western pennsylvania. we had a little bit of a chill. the almanac will reflect

temperatures almost 20 degrees less than normal. we only briefly hit the 50- degree mark and the normal is 67. look at that record high. from yesterday's, soaking rain and one-and-a-half to 2 inches of rain. a few drops left over today. best news of the storm, it washed the pollen out of the atmosphere. the tree pollen count was just three. we expected to return to those higher levels. the winter storm warning remains in effect for those areas of western pennsylvania. the warnings have been dropped for maryland except in alleghany county with snow on the ground and clearing skies, a freeze warning in effect. for that part of maryland overnight. it has been hovering between 32 and 35 degrees. only marginally warmer in carroll county, where it is 39. 43 in caroline county.

at ocean city, is 42 degrees. we show a brief clearing pattern as we head toward early tuesday morning and with the skies clearing, it will be cold. west winds will be testing in the morning. if they die down and the sky turned clear, the temperatures could go below freezing. we will have enough of a breeze to keep the atmosphere makes. the storm is pulling away, moving on up toward new england and the circulation around it is still brisk. it is a summer pattern went to get out west. 30's and 40's in the atlantic for highs. 90's and 100's 4 highs in the west. the hot stuff will stay out west. we see the storm losing its grip on our region and sunshine returns on wednesday. temperatures get back to normal mid-week before the next system moves on and on thursday with some showers likely thursday afternoon. temperatures come up tomorrow.

we will see a few breaks in the cloudiness. a 25% chance of showers. a small craft advisory for those on the bay. gusting up to 25 knots. a real job on the bay. a bit of rain in the afternoon. a sprinkle possible on wednesday. the temperatures will start melting that snow in western maryland. we have that minimal change of an isolated shower especially on the western -- upper eastern shore. wednesday, partly cloudy. the wind is the main factor, along the coastal areas especially. winds are gusting over 30 miles per hour. the seven-day forecast, a minimal chance of a shower. dry and mild wednesday. a chance for rain thursday. it does look like the weekend, we may have to do with another storm moving through. >> as if they did not have enough trouble. the general manager faces an accusation that has piqued the interest of the fbi.

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the saints have a new round of problems. he had access to an electronic listening device on game days that would enable him to listen to opposing coaches conversations between 2002 and 2005. the saints aggressively denied he used or had such a device. the rules prohibit a device that can give a team unfair advantage. federal law also frowns on electronic eavesdropping without a warrant. officials have begun to look into allegations against the saints and loomis. no, thank you. the response they gave to the stadium. family members have another reason for deflecting the name change offer.

the university. the offer came with a stipulation that family members sign a release bring penn state from any responsibility related to his firing last year. you think you have a raft monday? what about seth greenberg? he learned he got fired today. pretty good chance that attendee will not attend college. greenberg spent nine seasons running the basketball program. his former boss said that greenberg never saw this coming. >> i would say it is very safe to say that he was shocked. >> that man handles himself rather oddly at a press conference. the school introduced larry

brown. brown has coached in the olympics, the n.c.a.a. and the nba. his coaching resume reads like a zoo keeper. he has coached for the bruins, nuts, and jayhawks, 76 years, and the bobcats. now at mustang -- add the mustangs. >> i am always nervous about a game because maybe we did not prepare our teams for everything that might happen. i love to practice. i love practice. i'm telling you about, i love practice. >> president obama makes a lot of white house appearances with championship sports teams. the president honored the air force football team. winner of the commander-in-chief trophy. he pointed out what separates

their force and army and navy from every team that pays him a visit. >> they understand that shut out in all games and trophies are not nearly as important as the solemn obligation, the solemn oath they will take in a few weeks as the newest officers in the world's finest air force. >> the rank as the most overrated things in sports. see how close to the action you want to sit after you see this racing mishap over the weekend. drag races in tennessee. driving a modified can narrow. an unscheduled left-hand turn. airborne. and in your lap. fortunately this was a stationary camera with a person behind it. the driver and suffered no serious injury. still want to sit in the front row? row? thomas back with

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>> here is the seven-day forecast. 57 degrees tharoor. still a couple of sprinkles and a gusty wind during the afternoon. 65 wednesday, 67 with a rain on thursday. the snow is over tonight. >> that is all for 11 news

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