state police have surrounded the complex, searching to find the suspect. as we get information, we will update you. i am capt. roy taylor. >> just four days away from the preakness stakes and wilemon entering even more what weather tonight and tomorrow morning. -- we are monitoring more wet weather. >> the main rainmaker beginning to wind down. we're going through a 12 hour loop of rain that the skies are beginning to clear it. steady rain into southern new england. the clouds are beginning to break and the sunshine getting through. that is warming up the temperatures. with highs reaching the upper 70's and low 80s. it is prime for thunderstorms especially to the south.

a couple of thunderstorm warnings have popped up into eastern georgia. that is where the main threat of severe weather will remain. there is a chance of a shower or isolated thunderstorm. it will stay warm and muggy. 50's and 60's tonight. once that gets out of here we might be able to bring in some decent weather as we had for the preakness weekend. details with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> a great deal for students but a costly mistake. four students at the university of maryland, baltimore county, got an unexpected free ride. they received financial aid and free tuition credit is a mistake the school is still trying to correct. >> this was one of the main findings of an audit made public today by the department of legislative services and points out other areas where the university has made some errors.

umbc as a national reputation as the nation's no. 1 up-and-coming inversely but it is not a school that is problem free. an audit turned up errors in regard to student tuition. >> a student received a refund but had not been charged tuition. >> it happened on four occasions between 2008 and 2011. the audit revealed one student was not charged up to $8,000 in tuition and fees. this seems to be received a break.0.800 -- 10,00 >> they collect $100 million a year in revenue. this is a unique circumstance and they are researching, it is

like in the computer system. it is a programming snafu. >> that is crazy. >> word of the mistake got some strong student reaction. >> it is not fair considering i have got student loans and probably will get stuck paying those off for pretty long time. >> the got a free ride and getting money back while other people are struggling to pay for tuition. >> in response to the audit, they issued this statement. we have an active internal audit process and welcomes revealed. we take a findings seriously. already we have taken steps to correct the computer programming error which caused students to not be properly charged tuition. we have taken steps to recoup the funds. >>, the things are not easy. >> the audit could tear -- turned of concern about certain

accounts and how the school collects money for research grants. school officials say that in -- two employees resigned or were terminated. they're accused of charging up to $9,000 on a corporate credit card. one employee was cited for buying $4,000 in gift cards. there is more at our website, wbaltv.com. >> baltimore city police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man in late -- east baltimore late last night. along the 1100 block of north milton avenue. they found a man suffering from multiple shotgun -- gunshot wounds. we do not have the name of the victim or a motive for the crime. a developing story out of st. john, florida. a mother goes on a shooting rampage, killing her four children before turning the gun on herself. neighbors recalling chilling

details starting this morning when they woke up. >> at 5:00 a.m. tuesday morning, the woman who lived at this house inexplicably open fire on her four children. at first, just wanting them. the neighbors were well -- awakened by the sound of gunfire. >> they found three children who reside at the residence next door. the children -- it did appear they had been shot. >> the children were bleeding and asking for help when their mother stepped outside herself. >> the mother came out of the residence next door and called for the children to return home at which time they left and went back to the house. >> morgan jobs which were also hurt by police who arrived to find a 17-year-old female lying unconscious in the front yard. a swat team entered the house.

it had gone silent following one final shot fired. swat team members find four bodies. >> three children and we believe to be the shooter which is the mother inside the residence. >> the victims had been identified as netanya thomas and pebbles, jack and joel. they were in church on sunday for mother's day. she did not leave a suicide note but the friend said she sent him a text message hours before the shooting asking that she and her children be cremated. >> 14 hours of rigorous physical and mental challenges including a 2 mile regimental run, an obstacle course, and casually -- a casualty evacuation.

it is worth it in the end. >> it is called sea trials and all you have to do is ask a midshipman and it will tell you. there's nothing like it. how would you like to spend your day doing this? this is one of the many stations here at the naval academy sea trials. you get down and archer body in the mud while your classmates crawl underneath you. >> how is it? >> it is awesome. >> it is great as far as our company does. i am excited to be here. >> you get a chance to watch all that -- wash all that mud off. the idea is to simulate a leak in a pipe aboard a ship. their job is to stop the leak. >> it is for them to learn how to deal with situations. you have to be tough mentally and physically and it will get a

lot of stress today but they will work through it. >> the police have been running all over the academy since this morning, going from one event to the other. the purpose is to build teamwork and confidence. >> in test their teamwork and leadership, there appear leadership within themselves and is working as a team. >> how about running around carrying this raft above your head? when you are not carrying it your rowing it. while people are trying to swamp the boat. then, a chance to get dirty all over again. crawling in a muddy trenches under barbwire. for some reason, these plebes seem to love all of this. >> it has been a long year. this is the last for everyone. >> sea trials at the naval academy, there is nothing like it. >> the big story right now, your

taxes. a budget package is in the house. there is the beginning of a shift in the cost of teacher pensions to local jurisdictions. david collins joins us from annapolis where it is all happening tonight. >> the house has it and they are debating right now. earlier today, surprisingly, seven democrats joined republicans in voting against the budget package. one republican some did that -- but some did up. the budget has been cut and we're here to confirm it. senate passage of the bill. its tax companion measure and shifting the cost of teacher pension plans came after a spirited but civilized debate. >> we have an opportunity to say no. we did our job. >> the governor and the interest groups said not enough. you have not spent enough money. >> you have to raise the taxes

to support the spending. >> we need to protect our bond rating. we need this bill to pass to protect the services that the people of the state of maryland value. >> the package increases the income rate -- tax rate and filers who earn then -- more than 100 tricky thousand dollars. supporters say this is about raising taxes to do something for people. >> to a1c streets, do you want good schools, quality of life issues that are so important. >> the rate increase and personal exemptions will impact 47%. the increase will affect 16% of taxpayers in anne arundel county. in carroll county, 13.2% pay more. hartford county is 11.7%. howard county bears the brunt at

25.2%. those opposed are you the state cannot tax its way to prosperity. one republicans said the deal is tot -- cut, we're here confirm it. others say we do not want to make our communities less safe. there are areas we can reduce in order to save our businesses there taxpaying dollars. >> the house debate is currently underway. republicans seem frustrated by this process. one republican tweeted, we're going through the exercise of futility with all these amendments. >> into this between -- interviews between them. the dtails -- details are

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>> for the next 48 hours you can hear some of the key evidence in

the trial of george huguely. members of the public are able to view some of the exhibits in murder case against him and take notes. his videotaped police statement and he did text messages over infidelity is among the evidence said to be aired. medical records and any photos showing her body will not be shown. a complete list of what will be available is not released by the court. we do not have video to show you. the display will last through tomorrow. >> an fda advisory panel is discussing the first over the counter hiv test that consumers can use in the privacy of their own home. it can tell you if you have the virus in 28 minutes. it can correctly diagnosed the

illness in 92% of patients. there is concern that number is too low and a missing 7% could have repercussions. supporters say it could increase the number of people screened which should lead to fewer people spreading the virus. the obama administration has set a deadline of 20252 find a way to treat or delay the onset of alzheimer's disease. erica and worts has more. >> glen campbell announced last year he has been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. revelation that his fans and family hard. >> he and his family were in washington, d.c. to lend their

support for new plan. >> this is a road map that will help us meet our goal to prevent and effectively treat alzheimer's disease by 2025. during that time the nih will fund two major studies of possible therapies include the and nasal spray that delivers insulin directly to the brain. this is based on evidence that alzheimer's and diabetes may be related. another major study will target this family in south america in which 28 members have a genetic mutation and develop alzheimer's disease in their 40's. and the effect of an experimental treatment. >> it is designed to clear away amyloid protein. the future seems bleak for the more than 5 million americans with alzheimer's disease and their care givers. >> eventually, he will look at nothing'm going to be

to him. >> experts say the new national plan is comprehensive and gives much needed help. >> it means we are focused, that is there -- there is a direction and goals and directives we want to me. >> the number of cases is expected to double before 20/20. >> if you're hoping to get your kids more active, there is a series of classes at the inner harbor. the waterfront kids program offers free classes such as a fitness and dance and even foreign language and arts and crafts classes. each class target age groups including toddlers and elementary school kids. the class is held on the inner harbor promenade. registration is required. if you would like to get more information, go to wbaltv.com and click on medical alert. >> some areas have had some

decent rain. others have not had much at all. one of those locations downtown, less than half an inch. we have had three-quarters of an inch. you can see a few showers making their way through baltimore across the bay and on to the eastern shore as the day has worn on. there are scattered showers in the area, especially to the shousouth. and some storms are popping up around i-81 in western virginia. farther south than gets rougher with some of the severe weather on going in the carolinas. it turned out to be a decent day. it might work out fine for the orioles and yankees. the forecast, we cannot rule out a shower popping up at any time. it is a 30% to a 40% chance at first pitch time. light south wind with a chance of a shower and we should get

through the evening mostly dry with some only passing showers in the area. it is currently 80 degrees in downtown. once the rain moves out and the sun got through, it warmed things up with a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. it feels like summertime humidity. 81 in easton. salzburg at 81. a sea breeze keeping at 10 degrees cooler. you can see the steady rain lifting off to the north and moving into southern new england. where the skies have broken and that bubbles of the thunderstorms especially down to the south. farther south under a severe thunderstorm watch. severe storms are being reported through the carolinas. a slight chance of a shower and fog overnight. 65 downtown. south to southwest winds at 5

miles an hour. 82 to 87 and some evening thunderstorms may happen. it will hit the mountains with a 30% chance tomorrow. as high pressure builds in, it will turn less timid. and i stay in the mountains. -- a nice day in the mountains. 86 tomorrow on the shore. beautiful weather for thursday, friday, and saturday. the eastern shore down to the coast, a chance for a 30% -- 30% chance for storm. we have this system and the s&p showers is the cool front that will get here tomorrow evening. one last chance of a thunderstorm with this front and behind it is some beautiful weather which arrives just in

time for preakness weekend. a 20% chance of a storm and a warm and muggy day. 86 and much more comfortable and beautiful weather thursday and friday. highs in the mid-70's. lows in the 40's and 50's. maybe some fog. that should burn off. 77 in the afternoon. a chance for showers monday and tuesday. >> as congressional leaders try to figure out how jpmorgan chase baht stake $2 billion trade, this is coming up. >> tackling wall street reform. >> the g-8 summit is coming to camp david. camp david. we will show you how folks will

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update. >> protesters outside the jpmorgan shareholders' meeting. some demanded tougher federal regulation. crack's a prohibition on banks speculating with depositors' money. >> jpmorgan speculated and lost 2 billion. ceo jamie dimon took the blame. >> this should not have happened. i cannot justify it. >> he kept his job and kept up his opposition to some of the new obama banking regulations. on trade called hedges that reduce risk if they're done safely. >> we understand the need for rules and ensuring that hedging does not morph into something different. >> president obama demanded congress finalize the toughest rules. >> since these banks are insured, backed by taxpayers, we

do not want you taking risks where eventually, we might end up having to bail you out again. we want these rules in place to make sure this kind of stuff does not happen again. >> that is a lot of dough. >> it is real money. >> billions of dollars. >> mitt romney charged trillions is what obama policies are costing taxpayers starting with his own stimulus. perhaps it was the biggest, most careless onetime expenditure in history. the stimulus was not just wasted. it was borrowed and wasted. >> he did not mention the new wall street scare. his theme is government should not be too intrusive. opposite the obama theme. government ought to do more now to keep our economy in recovery. >> the trainer of the derby

winner is taking a breather. >> and so is his jockey. there were hanging out at johns hopkins for a change of pace. >> trying to make a pit bull rowling a thing of the past. >> students will be representing maryland at a global competigl

>> angry dog owners take their

message to annapolis calling a recent court ruling on pit bulls a crisis in the making. they joined forces to rally against a maryland court ruling that says. bulls are inherently dangerous. >> owners and animal rights supporters disagree anyone legislation to change it. barry simms trenches from annapolis with the latest. >> the dog owners are concerned about tenants losing their homes and people being put down because they're considered dangerous. >> as lawmakers passed the law in annapolis, dog owners shouted in support of their pets. this was part of a rally in response to a court ruling that considers pit bulls inherently dangerous animals. these owners disagree with the court ruling and are fighting against any specific legislation. >> i do not think a lot of people understand the

implications of this. and all the misery and suffering that is going to happen because of this ruling. >> during the legislative session, the minority leader brought the matter to the senate floor. >> the challenges -- challenge is the court has ruled and we have participation from our citizens who are concerned. >> mark davidson of baltimore county could not attend the rally but his dogs are friendly and listen to his command. the problem because of the court ruling, his landlord is worried about being sued if the dogs harm anyone. for him to remain in his home he has rented for about a year, his pets must leave by the beginning of june. gretzky said either the dogs have to go or we have got to go.

i have tried everything. i take them out in the middle of the night on a leash. they do not want to hear it. >> i cannot stomach the thought that someone would have to give up a family member or lose their property, lose their home. it is not right. >> if you live in baltimore county and that is happening, call me. i will watch your dog until we get this settled. >> the senate president said this is a hot-button issue but he says he is not planning to do with it during the special session. he says it will have to be dealt with during another legislative session. barry simms, wbal tv 11 news. >> here's a look at our other top stories. the state senate passed a new budget that contains an income tax increase and a measure to

split teacher pension costs with local government. the budget package increases the income tax rate of individuals who make more than $100,000 a year and joint filers who earn 100 tricky thousand dollars trade is expected to generate $247 million in revenue. the budget is in the hands of the house. could there be a special session, round two? that is yes if this coalition of organized labor has its way. demonstrators urged the governor to hold a second special session to consider a bill to let voters decide whether a casino should operate in prince georges county. that would enable existing slots parlors to offer table games. they will look into a sixth site. the decision is expected by late june. students got a free ride. in a state audit made public,

students got free tuition fees and financial aid. it happened on four occasions between 2008 and 2011. the audit turned up concerns about a student accounts and how the school collects money for research grants. the ever say said they are taking steps to correct the error. >> memorial day isess than two weeks away. aaa has some advice if you are traveling. paxon patients as millions of americans will be hitting a road for the holiday. >> it is that time. the official kick off to summer. more americans are gearing up to get away this memorial day holiday. aaa says compared to last year, more than half a million more americans will be traveling. nearly 35 million in all. the majority will be hitting their road. >> that means nine out of 10 travelers will be taking to the roads between may 24 and may 20. >> one of the driving factors,

gas prices that tapered off in recent weeks. a gallon of regular is $1.20 -- is 25 cents less. 47% of those surveyed say gas prices will still have an impact. >> the overall average distance travel by americans is to be 150 miles less than last year. >> cutting back on how far they travel and other expenses like entertainment and food. >> think about when you spend money in destinations. you spend a lot of money on food. think about eating one meal a day in [unintelligible] >> travel is expected to be down. due to higher fees. travelers can find deals in the last minute packages. >> that means booking your air and hotel together. you'll definitely save. >> the possibilities of an

endless summer are almost here. >> it looks like this birk is about to get more expensive. >> before the stock goes public, we will tell you how much one share is likely to cost. >> you can si flags stood at half staff. >> round 3 of higher taxes and fees. the breakdown is coming up at 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.

>> we have some breaking news right now on the outer lip of the beltway. let's go to capt. roy taylor and skyteam 11. >> this is the outer loop of the beltway between providence road and [inaudible] this is a side of the road crash under a tree. there is the slow lane shot down

causing a backup. >> flags across the state of maryland flying in -- at half staff. it is part of the peace memorial day. national police week originated in 1962. >> for these 100 men and women they are fast these are rights the can finally enjoy. this naturalization ceremony welcomed the citizens. this is an emotional moment. candidates are not officially declared citizens until they utter the words read by a u.s. official and repeated buy them.

congratulations to the new citizens. the latest debate over gay marriage. a loslast-ditch effort. it was the second time the bill had failed. lawmakers were called to that session to reconsider what governor john hick and lipper called the fundamental question of civil rights. this would allow partners to make decisions in for each other and enhance parental and inheritance rights. >> the catholic community of baltimore is preparing for the installation ceremony. we are your place for coverage of the installations germany.

at 11:55 a.m. wednesday afternoon. >> engines revving, fans screaming. are you ready? >> we're talking about the monster truck jam. it will be barreling through baltimore. drivers

>> good afternoon. coming up at 6:00 p.m., a new state budget is passed by the state senate. it contains an income tax increase. also on teacher pensions.

a look back at the tax increases put into place the last five years. we will have these stories for

>> we want to update you on breaking news. state police are on the scene at spring grove hospital after two suspects entered the abandoned building. apparently looking for copper. one suspect has been apprehended. the other was in the duct work of one of the buildings. it is not clear if that suspect is still inside the duct work or if he managed to escape. police have not yet cleared the building. >> in less than a month there will be havoc in the harbor.

the monster jump toward making its way here. there are 16 of the best monster jump trucks in the world competing. in racing and freestyle events. each truck has its own theme like spider-man, a grave digger, one of my favorites, even captain america. we wanted to know, do you have to be an enthusiast to enjoy the show? >> it is nonstop entertainment from the time you get there to the time you leave. most of the time i always joke is the moms that cannot talk on the way out from screaming. >> the monster jam driver of the spider-man truck says his mother took him to his first show and he has been hooked ever since. >> that is crazy. they call themselves the sole seventeen. they will be leaving next week for knoxville, tennessee. they were brushing up on their presentation.

>> these middle schoolers are practicing their presentations for the destination imagination tournament. >> the program is about creative problem solving. it is an educational program, clubs the offer for children all over the world. >> the student select a challenge at the beginning of the school year and work to create a creative solution. they chose to create a movie trailer about a cultural conflict. they're using the dead american struggle with the settlers. >> we decided to do the shadow box. we did that because we wanted to show how the native americans were boxed in and we want to do something powerful. >> the students competed and were chosen to represent maryland in the global competition next week in knoxville. >> this is a day come true. >> the best part is you can see

these new ideas. >> it will give their presentation and compete in instant challenges they have to solve. they are charged on teamwork and creativity. the students learn valuable skills. >> i have to overcome my fears and become more confident. i stayed because it is fun and everyone is friendly. you learn a lot of good things. >> after the competition that will break down their sad and work on a new challenge for next year. >> a warm and humid afternoon producing some scattered thunderstorms around the mid atlantic.

you can see from lightning strikes, north of charlottesville. around virginia beach. a couple of lightning strikes in central pennsylvania. those have seen some storms pop up. the clouds are breaking and some sound coming out. that warm things up and produces the possibility of a thunderstorm and a warm and humid afternoon. staying north of maryland's 04. it is kind of warm and humid. the normal is only 74. into the morning we did have a decent rain. 0.3 of an inch of rain. record amount of rain on this day. that came down in 1892. the rain did help to wash most of the pollen out of the

atmosphere. no mold to report or we'd pollen. just some tree and grass pollen. the reign of terror here into southern new england and a couple of isolated storms popping up as temperatures stay in the upper 70's and lo 80's. a few showers passing through. most areas staying dry. a chance for an afternoon storms tomorrow. it will feel like summertime. a cool front should get here tomorrow night. southwest wind on the bay. we have had a weather system that is slowly moving offshore. the next system is this line of showers. a cool front is expected to get here. it will trigger some thunderstorms. some beautiful weather settles in. we should be in the mid-70's with highs in the upper 40's.

the weekend looks good. partly cloudy skies each afternoon including progress saturday. >> it looks like facebook is getting more expensive even for -- before it goes on the market. the company is increasing the price range at which it is selling its stock. it expects to sell the stock for between 34 and $38 a share. that is up from 24 to 34. that price is for institutional investors. individuals will not be able to get in on that ipo and will have to pay more once it has been filtered down to individual investors. enthusiasm is causing expectations to rise. the initial sale could raise close to $13 billion. 10 years after the do not call list was launched, telemarketers

are ignoring the list and still calling. the list is still part of the law. once consumers put their name on the registry is supposed to stay there. do not expect your phone to go silent. >> it is becoming more frequent. i can see in another six months it will be every five minutes the phone will be ringing again so what was the point? >> if you're on the list and you are gettin calls from telemarketers, you can submit a complaint. keep in mind there are some exceptions to the list. charities, surveys, political campaigns and companies that have a direct business relationship with you can call you without violating the do not call list. >> higher fees at the toll booths, smaller checks after april 15. jim miller is breaking down how

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participated in a show. patients were making turtles in honor of the derby. >> it is that time of year again. time to help lisa robinson picker hat. -- pick her hat. >> this year and has to be bigger and better. i will check out hats in the belfry. i found justin sidler and plenty of hats. >> that is not enough. >> i tried on a hat after hat. >> too much pain. >> how about this bill one? it looks like a progress had to

me. >> it is a little too much. wider hats look better on taller people. >> he just called me short. >> very audrey hepburn. >> this pink one to go great with my address and is below one also. >> it is nice. that color is great during the day, bright sunshine, those callers will pop. >> to down and two more to pick out. i headed to northwest baltimore. >> i have plenty to show you. >> what about this one? >> it looks like a lamp shade. >> as a pool come with this? >> no. and i do not think it will help. >> i can tell you like it.

that is the way i am showing it is the hat for you. not just for preakness but it becomes you. >> i want -- decided i liked this big yellow hat. it cannot go wrong with this one. i cannot wait to see where you pick for me. see you at the races. >> time to grab yourself bonds. it is time to vote for which have you would like to see here where to the pregnant. dial 88509. taiex the letter -- text b for the yellow and c for the blue and d for hthe pink one. 8509. standard text messaging rates

apply. lisa will reveal the hat saturday morning. here is a look at what is coming up. >> sending -- a final vote here is expected tomorrow. >> is that a tax or fee? how about both? the record of tax and fee increases since the last special session. >> with the g-8 summit coming to camp david, folks are preparing in more days than one -- more ways than one. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal tv 11 news tonight. >> we have an update on breaking news we brought you at 5:00 p.m. the theft suspect is stock in the duct work at spring grove hospital. we have the latest. >> police say that emee