shooting that took place after 8:00 at the 1900 block of edge water drive. investigators are sorting out the taus but one male victim was taken to a hospital with several gunshot wounds. another man was taken to another hospital and is undergoing surgery. a third victim is receiving treatment but his or her injuries are anon. no word on exactly what led to the shooting. >> baltimore police are sending out a community alert in northeast baltimore where a suspect or suspects have burglarized several homes and they say that these burglars have a pattern. kai reed has the details. >> police have been going door to door in these neighborhoods passing out safety tips and warning neighborhoods the suspects have been striking in broad daylight. all of them have been northeast baltimore, at least eight.

the suspects have a pattern. they start with a knock on the door. >> when they received no answer, they are going to the rear of the location. either through an unlocked back door, a window, or they are forcing it opened. >> police have responded to the burglaries in five communities. this block has been hit three times. homes in pioneer drive have been burglarized twice. police are not sure how many people they are looking for but the pattern suggests the same people may be responsible for all of them. there is the possibility. we really want to get word out to always lock your doors and windows. >> if he noticed strangers, called police immediately. she has lived here for 25 years and says she is not taking any

chances. >> we keep the doors locked all the time. when the dog barks, it alert to. -- alters -- alerts you. >> you have to get a burglar alarm system. you do not know what is going to on around here. >> police say none of the victims have been, the time of the crime. -- home at the time of the crime tree >> employees are cleaning up after birtley struck a ymca. investigators were called to the complex after an employee noticed the damage. morning classes and activities were canceled. an atm was damaged. no word on if anything was stolen. >> to people are dead after an early morning collision.

in nearby residents and says they are not surprised by the accident. >> it is a tight rope. you have a lot of traffic on that. there is too much traffic. it is bumper-to-bumper. >> the sheriff's office confirmed that ronald and donald jones were killed when a truck and other vehicles crashed. family and fans gathered to bid farewell to marguerite kohn. sure shot last week. -- she was shot last week. police say the shooter, douglas jones, a homeless man who live near the church, walked inside an open fire before turning the gun on himself. services are set for thursday. >> closing arguments are

expected to begin tomorrow against julius henson. prosecutors say he tried to suppress the black voter turnout. today the political consultant ended three days of testimony and said he thinks the case against him is very thin. >> it comes down to the early campaign, it was their responsibility to put an authority line on the call. i recommended they do so the. i went around to get them to do so. if they refuse. that is not my responsibility. i have no clue why i am here. >> he feels confident that his side is sufficiently explained. the cardiologists accused of performing unnecessary stent procedure is working as st. joseph's will no longer be practicing medicine. mark midei's attempted to have his license reinstated have been turned down. the port of physicians and voted

to report his license finding he violated five provisions of the medical practice act. >> a woman in montgomery county is in need of surgery after policeay she was attacked by a rottweiler which bit off for lips. it happened around 7:00 last night. authorities say it was walking with its owner when it launched and that the victim as she approached. -- lunged and bit the victim as she approached. >> she was bleeding around the face. >> police say the dog has no history of biting are attacking anyone. the rottweilers quarantined inside the owner's home. several animal rights groups are pressuring march and o'malley to introduce legislation to address a ruling on timbales. the highest court ruled owners and landlords whose tenants own pit bulls can be liable for damage a based on the breed.

these groups want dangerous dog legislation to be based on an individual dog behavior. time is ticking before the start of the special session. here is a look at the business that needs to be tackled, including an income tax increase for those making more than $100,000 and a plan to shift the cost from pension to local jurisdictions. the governor will hold a news conference to detail the scope of the session later this week. it begins monday and will last at least three days. >> as expected, mitt romney one of three primary contests in indiana, north carolina, and western virginia and the republican president picked up an endorsement while president obama was in new york according the college vote. here is kate amara. >> in the race for the white

house, mitt romney picked up some steam with an endorsement from rick santorum. in an e-mail, santorum told supporters that what they have a difference is, both what president obama voted out of office. with ron paul his on the opposition, and romney won many of the 107 delegates of cordgrass tuesday. -- up for grabs on tuesday. while in michigan, he painted gobo as an old school liberal. >> we know america is going in the wrong direction. not forward, but sideways. or worse. >> to a college crowd in albany, obama argued it is romney who would take the country backward and blamed congressional republicans for blocking his economic agenda and job creation. >> in this moment for the middle

class, there is no excuse for inaction. there is no excuse for dragging our feet. >> election year politics was the excuse on capitol hill today. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> republicans de roetz the plan to stop student loan rates from dublin on july 1. the democratic bill aimed at the hearts and votes of millions of students and their parents but the gop wants a vote on their own version including cuts to the president's health-care overhaul, a scheme with no chance of surviving the health or a promised presidential veto. >> despite the rancor over the bill today, analysts say a compromise is almost certain before the july 1 deadline. >> we want to know that president obama will be in the baltimore area next month. representatives tell us the visit includes a fund-raising lunch at a private, and then

possibly another public event later that day. now to a stunning revelation in washington, federal officials say a plot to bomb an airplane headed to the u.s. was disrupted because the cia had a source inside outside in yemen. the would-be bomber. there are able to follow the plot into its final stages. the terrorists did not know what the time that the officials said the person they chose to be the suicide bomber was an informant. the bomb was said to be similar to the one worn by the underwear bomber. officials say no change in airport security is planned. transportation officials are investigating their second securities here in as many days. officials confirmed a tsa officer discovered a stun gun inside a woman's carry-on bag and she tried to board a flight.

the gun is about the size and shape of a smartphone. it has been confiscated. the incident happened 24 hours after a florida man was arrested after bringing a loaded handgun through security sunday morning as he tried to board a flight to tampa. >> changes that local companies will result in the loss of a number of jobs. officials at phillips seafood plants to close a distribution facility in july, cutting 100 jobs in the process. it will not affect the restaurants or crab locations. also closing, the capital one financial corp.. 40 jobs will be eliminated. those companies say they plan to help workers impacted find other jobs. bge plans to test its reward program twice as much as a way to get out any possible kinks before the summer. they have begun a review

allowing them to cycle the cooling systems often during times of high demand. the program allows customers to override their own shut off. last year, that did not happen. a lot of customers were unhappy. participating customers will be notified in the advance of the testing. >> they're designed to help people battling addiction. >> residents are upset over the number of group homes concentrated in their neighborhood. the latest on the controversy. >> keep your eyes up near the inner harbor. we will expect -- explain the stance taking place. >> history is made tonight. while orioles fans or not that happy about it. >> of these the rain held off but there are some showers on a steright now. 68 at

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>> and group homes are causing problems with homeowners. they fear the number of downtown is driving down property values. kerry cavanaugh is in the newsroom with the latest. >> there are six group homes in bellaire. they have not led to an increasing crime but some homeowners say concentrating off dozens of addicts is eroding the neighborhood. this small town atmosphere enticed him move his family. >> we like to the big yard and these big houses. it seemed like a nice place to settle down and raise our kids.

>> he started regretting his move when he realized his lot adjoins to group homes. four others are nearby. each provides a temporary home eight recovering addicts. >> it is good they are getting help but at what risk? he is concerned his kids walk past the homes. >> i have a five within one block of me. the concentration is a community killer. >> an expert has toured the home and says they play a vital role in reinterpreting society. >> most have lost their jobs. they do not have money. their family might have to run them out. this gives them a chance to be with other people in recovery to support each other. they have to get jobs, they have to stay clean, they have to go

to meetings. >> he believes the model is ideal because residents can walk to job opportunities, making them more likely to stay clean. >> they are our neighbors, our family members. we need a place for them to go so they do not relapse. if a relapse, they will rot houses and commit crimes. >> the upset tom watters are asking the commissioners to intervene. officials -- upset home owners are asking the commissioners to intervene. officials say it is protected by federal law. the company has done everything possible to be a good neighbor. >> with prom and graduation around the corner, school officials are sounding the alarm about the many temptations high- school seniors need to avoid. one they could have a serious impact on their future.

a few weeks ago, electors' one out to students and parents reminding them of the -- letters went out to is students and parents reminding them of the trouble. >> it is basically saying to not do anything stupid. it is supposed to be fun. >> do not do anything stupid. the school hopes to create awareness of the consequences so students can be safe and enjoy their school year. >> you should know that the wires coming back to baltimore. not the tv series, a high wire act on display tonight -- tomorrow in the inner harbor. members have been dazzling onlookers for decades as they balance themselves. a seventh generation member will repeat a feat his great- grandfather accomplished nearly 40 years ago. he cheated above the harbor in

1973 to open the fourth annual city fare. nick walked 90 feet above the harbor to promote the opening of the new ripley's believe it or not auditorium. he will walk on a 1 inch thick wire. it should take about 15 minutes. >> now your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> i hope there is not too much rain around. we have been tracking some showers. mostly it drizzles and drips. occasionally tracking across the region. in some spots, remaining relatively dry. other areas, some persistent showers. the heaviest of the rain continues to show signs of weakening. this has been the pattern the past couple of days.

the left over rain showers make their way into baltimore. that is what we're dealing with. all through the night, the potential is there for some wet weather. our computer models are indicating the heaviest rains have been in ohio and the mountains. the green and yellow you see are more substantial. east of the mountains, a few tenths of an inch. 72 was normal for this time of year. 93 is the record high. 33 degrees, back in 1997. 50 is the grass pollen count. all indicating pollen levels and the high range. downtown baltimore, 70 degrees late at night. 60's in western maryland. the showers we have right now reaches the coast by don but

disguised stay cloudy and then tomorrow afternoon the front does not get very far east of us, stopping along the coast, helping to generate another round of showers tomorrow. expected cloudy morning. 60's 4 temperatures. -- for temperatures. cloud they skies. the wind will go to the west. eventually that will bring in some weather. the winds on the bay, the front goes by, some wind up to 20 knots at times. the weather service may have a small craft advisor. there is the front. it will ease off shore over the next couple of days. would probably will not be able to enjoy it until thursday afternoon. showers in the mountains tomorrow. sunshine on thursday.

50's our west. the eastern shore, 73 degrees. sunnier on thursday but parisienne ". lower eastern shore, scattered short -- but breezy and cool. lower eastern shore, scattered showers. we cannot rollout a shower thursday. i think we will get some sunshine thursday and a lot of sun for friday and saturday and the rain on sunday will not get into until the evening. the weekend looks nice. >> 52 years since we last saw him in baltimore. what happened tonight. not the kind of history the orioles want to celebrate. >> hello, america. tonight's jackpot is an estimated $12 million.

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cracks in the history of major league baseball they have played a quarter of a million games. tonight we have saw something that has happened only 15 times before, it player hitting four home runs in the same game. charles hamilton did it tonight. unfortunately, it happened to the orioles. george hamilton owned the yard. it to run home run off -- he was just getting started. same results. this one to right field.

home run. josh hamilton. you will feel like you have seen this before. josh hamilton. we are not done yet. a new pitcher for the orioles. the same outcome. josh hamilton. four home runs for josh hamilton. the night of a lifetime. 10-3. >> says the game went on, i was getting worn out in the outfield. i get one out in baltimore. when i came out after the fourth one, the crowd in appreciation let's you know they are true baseball fans.

not all the fans of their own team, but they love the game and appreciated when somebody does something of that caliber. >> you do not see things of that caliber very often. the reagans came into the off- season looking to improve. you would think they had addressed to both areas today. he was on the free agent market. he played five years in houston. averaged 10 yards and broke three punch returns for touchdowns as a texan. the ravens will be booking for similar results. bernard on the ravens. agreed to a three-year contracts. he was signed last year and started in all 16 games and the playoff games. the linebacker underwent surgery today to repair his torn

achilles' tendon. the general manager says we're confident he can make a full recovery and the ravens have not set a timetable for his return. he has said he plans to return before the end of the upcoming season. the high school across storming gets under way at john united stadium. the cardinals posted a 14-2 record in the regular season. patrick to steven kelly to carter brown for the score. plenty of offense. plenty of grounds, too. ryan finds him for the left- handed rocket. the easily knockoff st. paul this afternoon 16-3. stick around, tam tasselmyer with a look at the seven day forecast.

>> some more unsettled weather will showers tonight, tomorrow. thursday will start to see the clouds clearing up but still a lingering showers. highs in the '60s on thursday and friday. 70's on saturday morning. 41 degrees. overall, a nice weekend because the sunday rain does not get here until late in the day. >> finally, before we go, a

salute to a fabulous man behind the camera. there he is. he has been here for 45 years. he came here when he was 19 after somebody from wbal said when anybody like a job? he said, i would. he started as a film editor became the longest acting floor director in our history. in case you're wondering, i am a believer was the tops on. remember that song? come on. this is the last chance we get to torture you. that is said. good n