bayville to allow voters decide to allow at -- taking up a bill to allow voters to decide whether to allow a casino in the county. >> addressing the questions on gaming, that would be enough time for to be on the ballot. >> assessing the impact that a prince george's conseco may have casino may have on existing locations. members arrived and left separately without reaching an accord on the spending plan or whether any other issue would be brought up. >> the thing for me as speaker of the house, this thing is to bring back leadership and find out where their sentiments lie and then come back and restructure the budget that we had before with a revenue

package that we had. >> the senators seemed a bit more optimistic. >> we agreed to come together and have a special session and have this matter resolved in mid may. >> they agreed a special session should be called no later than midway -- mid-may. that is also when under the doomsday scenario the governor will be beginning to make budget cut recommendations. >> certainly, there are some adjustments and some tweaking. they also left $60 million unaccounted for. >> the senate president laid out a framework for the special session, suggesting the income techboston income tax rate on those -- suggesting the income tax rate be raised on those earning more than $75,000. the governor suggested over

$100,000. the senate president did not want to discuss the state senate plenette -- spending plan. >> the casino question. did that come up? >> goodbye. >> the governor will meet with a small group of senate negotiators to hash out the details. >> the case against the army private accused in the biggest lead of government secrets in u.s. history, the private is asking a u.s. judge to dismiss all charges against him. he claims that military prosecutors failed to hand over documents potentially helpful to their defense. a judge ordered prosecutors to provide federal documents to the agency. she is also expected to rule on the dismissal of charges tomorrow.

>> we are at northwood and winston. this is in northeast baltimore. at least four or five shots were fired at this location. baltimore city police are here along with paramedics. paramedics are attending to the victim right now. we do not know the extent of the injuries. city police does have a description of the suspect. more at 11:00 p.m. >> a horrifying scene and a social services office where an eight-month old baby girl was stabbed multiple -- multiple times by her mother in front of a social worker. the mother is now in custody. a lot of questions are being asked about security there. jane is live in east baltimore with the details. >> the good news first, the baby

is expected to survive. she is at the children's center. a full security review is underway. this is a place where children and staff are supposed to be safe. the stabbing happened about 10:00 a.m. this morning inside the city's social services office that handles foster care. >> people were coming out screaming. >> she lives in the neighborhood and says she watched police and paramedics scramble when called to the dss office for an eight-month old baby girl who had been stabbed. >> the police escorted the stretcher. >> this is where biological parents have supervised visits with their children in foster care. >> the baby's mother was visiting with a bead -- bbb and a social worker. the mother became -- with the baby and a social worker.

the mother became irate and took out a knife and began stabbing the baby. >> the baby was taken to johns hopkins children's center and is expected to survive. her mother is in custody. the dss office has metal detectors. a security review is underway. >> you've got to go through the medical -- the metal detector. how did that happen? how did a child gets stabbed when she is supposed to be protected? >> the mother in this case is undergoing psychiatric evaluation. a police squad -- spokesman said criminal charges are pending. >> baltimore city police detective has been suspended over the way he dealt with his investigation into his missing child. daniel nichols and is accused of using his police powers to raid

homes in northeast baltimore in an effort to search for clues. authorities said he became aware of the issue when the people who were targeted started to complain. he has been the lead investigator in the kalisha bonds case. a third suspect has now been arrested in the st. patrick's day beating that was recorded and then posted online pippert -- posted online. police credit a video of the incident posted on you tube for the arrest of the three. there's still one more suspect on the run. police ask anyone with information to please come forward. >> and the trial of two brothers accused of beating a black teenager while they were unable and watching 2010 has yet to begin. there's a lot of discussion about the case because those

involved are concerned that they will not get a fair trial. >> but some late breaking developments in this case, attorneys for the warner shines requested a bench trial and that of a jury trial and ask for a change of venue. the bench trial request was granted. >> every young person in this city who has experienced these types of atrocities taking place every day. >> supporters have been an -- supporters of the 15-year-old african-american victim express their opinion on the courthouse steps tuesday. it is clear that in november of 2010, two jewish brothers beat the victim, breaking his arm. most of tuesday, the court spent

the day giving with the details of a number of motions, including a change of venue and the fact that the victim was at a lineup. they're also trying to get admitted into evidence an interview in which both suspects admitted to involvement in the crime. >> and by the way, the judge said she will allow the article as evidence. it is expected that opening statements will begin tomorrow morning. >> in tonight's education alert, governor o'malley had banned the but praise for the new state school superintendent -- superintendent. >> tim tooten joins us live with

the news -- for more on the story. >> it was clear that dr. lilian lowery is wasting little time, getting a phil -- feel for her job. >> we wanted to select the best person to lead us into the future. >> and that person was dr. lilian lowery. she is already starting to call it home here. >> i want to thank you forgive me this opportunity to serve the state of maryland. >> besides delaware, she has also worked in indiana and nearby northern virginia. she always kept a close watch on maryland. >> i saw the state of maryland was really engaged in the state -- in education in the most positive way. and i love the baltimore area. >> she is already getting a feel for the job at the school

headquarters. >> i like talent. that is one of the reasons i'm excited about being here. i believe talent needs to be unleashed. i hold people accountable. i hire really good people. >> people who will put children first. lowry says that is why she will start making the rounds this summer to visit schools and staff across the state. >> i need to see and feel and let them see and know me. >> lowery starts her new job on july the first. she signed a four-year contract with a salary of $210,000 a year with another $50,000 in incentives. >> it is expected to clean and also teach at the same time.

>> the latest effort to make the inner harbor more enjoyable, and who is behind the project. >> at camden yards tonight, but with all kinds of holes in the lineup. >> let's see when the rain is going to completely move out of the area. right now,

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already the presumptive gop nominee for president, republicans are voting in five primaries today. with most of his competitors dropping out of the race, he's expected to win all of the contest. he already has 700 delegates. 1144 are needed to secure the nomination. rick santorum dropped out two weeks ago and newt gingrich has said that he expects to do well in delaware. if he does not, he said he will reassess his campaign. >> polluted water is pumped into a shallow screen trough. as the water flows through to the algae, the algae attaches and cleaned the water. then it is pumped back into the harbor. >> we know for sure that lg, just by the fact that it is growing come up removed -- removes nutrients.

and it is adding oxygen to the water just doing what it normally does. we know increases water quality. we do not know to what extent. >> students in the classroom have greeted a scale model of the turf scrubber and also to conduct their own -- to learn about the model and also to conduct their own research. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we've got that storm system tracking through the area, pushing into eastern canada at this hour. but it is still cold enough to bring some clouds and sprinkles and snow flurries in to the mid- atlantic region. the 62-degree reading is noticeably warmer than yesterday, but still short of the normal, which is now up to 68 degrees. the morning low with 37. the rain washed things out over the weekend. but we are back to a high pollen count.

total count of 174. it is still snowing out in some areas. 53 degrees in harrisburg, pennsylvania. up in eastern canada, still dragging rain and snow down to the new york/pennsylvania border area. still mostly sunny skies. we will be dealing with the clouds for most of the evening. not a lot of rain expected for the clouds. in western maryland, a little bit of leftovers no combines with the clearing sky. western allegany and garrett county under refreeze warning. not quite that cold here, but mid 30's possible in the underlying suburbs. this little area of low pressure stretches out of the low in eastern canada.

that will be off the coast in the morning. tomorrow looks like a nice spring day. 88 in kansas city. 80 in denver of too rapid city. in death valley, calif., 113 this afternoon. the hottest ever in april out there. summer is locked in out in the west. cool, wintry weather continuing in the northeast. and we have this boundary for low pressure to track run along that boundary. the cool in the east and the heat out west. this will probably get in here on thursday. as it makes its way into the ohio valley tomorrow, severe thunderstorms are possible. after clouds move out tomorrow night, sunshine and then the clippard moves in on thursday with showers and maybe thunderstorms. and yet another storm on our doorstep by late friday. that could bring us more whether by the weekend.

and -- more of the weather by the weekend. tomorrow, 64. the small craft advisory on the bay with gusts up to 25 knots. on the eastern shore, a nice spring up and down. then more rain arrives on thursday. at ocean city, sunshine and 65. after the thursday rain moves out, we trial for war -- we drive out with wheat and highs in the low 60's. >> the o's at camden yards opening of a six game strategy. they come into this home game with all kinds of holes in the lineup. still the target date for when

he might return. he may leave the club after tonight to be with his wife as she delivers the couple's third child. mark reynolds is not out because he is struggling at the plate. but showalter wanted to -- mark ynolds is not in the lineup because he is struggling at the plate. buck showalter wants him to work on his swing. and another is in hospital fighting flu-like symptoms. this is a team with a lot of missing parts right now. >> jimmy with the hospital last night. he came in yesterday when i was here and was starting to feel better with the flu-like symptoms and what ever, but they told limited got any worse during the night just to go and give them a call. -- they told him if it got any worse during the night just to go and give them a call.

it was about 2:00 or 3:00 and he called and said it was worse and he went down and stayed overnight. >> still no word if he has been released from the hospital. asked if he would be used -- iwo they will use, henderson will get the blue jays' first pitch. bring a jacket. it is going to get cold at the yard. buck showalter at his press conference was asking the reporters who they thought the ravens would draft. the ravens have a 29 pick overall. they have reduced the number of practice opportunities for rookies to get ready for their first year in the nfl. i've asked him if that had the impact on the kind of rickey's

they look -- rookies they look for on the board. >> these guys have come in and they have no minicams and they come in and play. you have to balance that. they do a good job of adjusting and giving those guys information as they can retain it. sometimes you have to dial it back because you want a player to be as effective as he can be. >> the ravens will drop 29th in the first round. and they're hoping history will repeat itself. the last sunday at the 29 pick they were -- they got ben grobe, the garden lost. tom tasselmyer is back with the forecast after this.

>> here is what we are working on for 11 news tonight. a suspicious death in northeast baltimore is ruled a homicide. the details are slowly emerging. we'll have more details tonight. plus, president obama is rolling out a plan thaou

>> here is the seven-day forecast. sunny skies tomorrow and 68 degrees. showers and storms thursday. a brief clearing trend friday before may be some wet weather on saturday and sunday. >> it was pretty today. >> it was nice. >> let's not even get started. ♪

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