in arbour. -- aruba. he was discovered with a nude female companion in a parking garage. >> this was a very busy parking cars in downtown annapolis. the attendant said he had witnessed strange activity but this was definitely the most .izarre customer customers witnessed some activity. >> a customer came by and witnessed two people doing something they should not in an suv. >> it was on the second floor near the exit. >> i went around and found a black suv and found there were two people in the back presumably doing something they should not. there were some close missing. i called the officers.

when they were done, they informed me what was. >> it was gary giordano and his companion, carol ann bock. prosecutors called him a prime suspect but he was released because of lack of evidence. gary giordano and carol ann bock are charged with indecent exposure. there were found lying on a single mattress in the truck. officers said they were naked and gary giordano adjusted a towel over his midsection. there were ordered to get dressed and get at of the car. >> she seemed to stand there and be embarrassed and could not believe what was happening. he stood there, taking it off the cuff, whatever is happening. >> he has refused to speak to reporters about the charges.

boyfriendardner's said he still suspect gary giordano in her disappearance. he said this case read from what he thought of his character all along. >> police say man who has been going around st. mary's county pretending to be a baltimore county police officer and they're concerned he may have been doing the same thing closer to home. detectives are asking you to take a look at jock -- donald church. he was carrying a realistic looking toy gun and writing bogus police reports. anyone who may have had an encounter with him should report it by calling police. in baltimore city, police say they're looking for a gunman who shot and a 58-year-old man.

they're not releasing details but anyone with information is asked to contact the city police. a frantic 911 call is fueling reports about youth mobs in baltimore. rep. is calling for the mayor's job and standing by his reports. >> the question of how much who is here is and feeling -- fueling it. a 911 call said -- >> there are 50 kids fighting in the park. >> that is what representative

pat mcdonough says is schering families away. >> if baltimore city does not crime willrime, baltimor overcome baltimore city. >> he said crime was the work of "roving gangs of black youth." >> this is about an issue of class and race and people are trying to protect the in arbour. we need to be worrying about protecting and investing in a neighborhood where the people are. >> he said there's no need to apologize for state the facts. >> problems we're addressing, street crime and the mob actions and violence are black people. they're black kids in that is it. >> he said the mayor should resign because he is dumping the problem instead of addressing it. the mayor's problems said the delegate is trying to distract attention from his earlier

racially charged comments. the same activists agree with macdonough in=- that kids do not have enough to do or have enough employment. at this point there is no word on the two sides coming together to work for a common goal. >> gov. lamar no malley's hand could use an ice bath after a white siding 300 bills into law. the most talked about was the income tax hike, affecting people who earn $75,000 a year and couples who earn 100,000 --

100 $2,000. >> some people contend the governor has no footing in saying some should pay a reasonable amount. he cites numerous reports ranking md. as the fourth highest taxed state in the nation. according to change maryland, the general assembly raised taxes four times in 2007. the job stimulus bill was signed and to raise the drop out age. legislation was signed into law requiring maryland schools to keep epi pens on hand in case there is a life-threatening a large reaction. the state board of education is moving closer to revising the current suspension policy because an investigation revealed 65,000 students were suspended from maryland schools in one year.

the board is tracking how many students were placed on long- term suspension. >> what we're learning is that there is a large percentage of disciplinary action that take the form of suspension that should not be a suspension. >> the board is expected to vote on changes in the policy next month. you can read that report on our website, wbaltv.com. click on education. a 13-year-old boy is on the mend after suffering extensive handout injuries in a fireworks accident in anne arundel county. authorities say jehovah hawkins was holding a fire were. what it detonated, his fingers were broken and nearly severed but doctors were able to reattach them. some homeowners want choice.

the public service commission is taking comments about that new technology. some residents believe it poses health threats because the amount of radiofrequency. bge said microwaves and cordless phones put out more radiofrequency. >> when most of our customers look at the utility, they want us to become more efficient and to restore power as quickly as we can. this will change the entire relationship with our customers. >> work meters are dangerous and intrusive. >> bge says those who opt out will have to pay an additional cost. >> in tonight's commitment 2012 update. mitt romney is getting close to earning the republican nomination for president. he swept republican primary in

kentucky and arkansas. he is within 110 delegates of winning that nomination. a new poll shows a close race between him and president obama. a poll showed the president would win with 47% of the vote compared to 43%. this latest number shows obama's lead narrowing. there boosted by large lead among hispanics and women. romney leads with suburban voters and men and those paint the most attention to the campaign. passengers aboard a flight are back at their original destination. it started after a female passenger triggered fears of a body bomb. they're back in north carolina. a woman handed out to a flight attendant which said she had a surgically implanted device. the flight crew told passengers the plane was landing to refuel which probably helped to keep

things calm. it was not until later that the passengers knew there was a security issue. the woman is in custody and could face criminal charges. >> please bear had an tehran me in a minute of silence. >> this moment of silence in joplin, missouri is in sharp contrast to the deadly weapons that rained terror on thousands of residents 1 years ago today. the monsters tornado killed 161 people and obliterated neighborhoods and level the high-school and destroyed a hospital. thousands walked through the same areas as part of the walk of unity in joplin. do not drink and drive, do not text and drive. those messages are repeated all the time but those warnings may be sinking in finally. organizers from unite shared their distracted driving program with teens attending the state

lacrosse championships. they were allowed to experience the consequences of distracted driving. >> what we are going to do is put you on the roadway. >> the estimate more than 2400 people in maryland have been killed in teen-related motor vehicle crashes since 1991. in times of emergency, 911 dispatchers are often the calm voices. what if you hear this on the other end of the line? a snore. what happens when a dispatcher dozes off while the woman pleads for help for her husband. he is not a doctor, not really old enough to drive. we will introduce you to the local teen who produced a test

to detect cancer. this amazing couple, we are on that next. >> some flooding whether to the west. heading our way for the memorial day weekend. 65 degrees at there

>> sleeping on the job is never a good idea. imagine calling to report an emergency only to hear an unexpected sound on the other end. an overnight call came into the montgomery county fire and rescue. it was transferred to a dispatcher who apparently not enough. a second dispatcher takes over but the slipping one remains on

the line as the caller reports her husband is unconscious. put one hand on his forehead and killed his head back. >> the firefighter was 17 hours into his shift. he was on paid administrative leave. the man is ok tonight. there had been a breakthrough in the fight against pancreatic cancer and it is thanks to a 15- year-old from anne arundel county and his mom who drove him to johns hopkins every night to test his theory in the lab. >> it is like the olympics of science bears. -- fairs. he won with a diagnostic breakthrough in cancer treatment. >> the grand prize winner, jack andreka.

>> this 15-year-old won the $75,000 grand prize in this year's intel international science and engineering fair. for his new way to test for early stage pancreatic cancer. he says the idea to him in biology class. >> that is what cool -- what is cool about science. it can affect other people's lives and can do anything with science. >> he created a dipstick sensor that tests blood or urine and detects pancreatic, ovarium, and lung cancer. he did his work in the johns hopkins lab who sa. others had turned him down. >> very few people who get it survive. when there is a 15-year-old who writes with that much passion about making an early detection

test, there is no way you cannot hit the reply button. >> his paper center boasts more than 90% accuracy and is 28 times faster, 28 times cheaper, and more than 100 times more sensitive than current tests for the disease. >> how do you raise a child to reach these kinds of heights? quex if they were curious about something, i would not answer their question. test your hypothesis. find something out. >> you just might change the world in the process. >> that is a huge discovery. dozens gathered tonight in memory of the late ron smith. the event benefits the pancreatic cancer research fund. clegg's had fond memory of the voice of reason while dining on samples from his favorite chinese restaurant.

all proceeds go is to johns hopkins for pancreatic center research. he lost his battle with pancreatic cancer in december. he would be very impressed by that discovery. a private company is headed to the international space station. the rocket lit up the sky earlier this morning as it carried an unmanned dragon capsule and a load of groceries into space. the launch came one day after the first attempt was grabbed at the last second because the computer warning. >> it was a great day for america. it is a great day for the world. because there are people who thought we had gone away and today says, we have not gone away at all. >> aboard the discarded second stage of the rocket were the ashes of more than 300 people including mercury astronaut gordon cooper and "star trek's"

actor james doohan who played "scotty." this midwest couple was in the middle of their wedding. the tornado stayed a safe distance away and provided quite the backdrop for their nuptial photo. >> it makes you wonder if they are really standing there. if there is a picture behind them. >> israel. >> the shower and thunderstorm activity is not severe enough to produce the kind of weather threat. there is severe weather threat west of baltimore. dry around the beltway. off to the west, a line of showers and storms stretching out of pennsylvania down to hagerstown and into northern virginia. accompanied by lightning in the shower activity. there are thunderstorms.

not too far west, you could see the lightning lighting up the sky. even though it is 50 or 60 miles away. producing some heavy rain to the west of us. if you are traveling on i-70, you will go through some heavy downpours. a goes into north carolina. underneath there has been quite a bit of rain. over 48 hours, the rainfall totals have been significant. some spots in northern virginia picking up on that orange-shaded area. you get three or 4 inches of rain and rain in to washington and alleghany counties. we have had light amounts of precipitation. flood watches are in effect from the west virginia panhandle to the western suburbs of d.c. east of that, a trace of precipitation. 82 at the inner harbor. yesterday's rain washed the

pollen out of the atmosphere for the morning count. one locality of grass pollen in the atmosphere. mild temperatures overnight with cloudy skies and a southeast breeze. the temperature does not cool off. we will stay in the 60's toward morning. sunrise at 5:46 a.m. a possibility of showers to the west because this front that came across the ohio valley brought cool 50's into cleveland and chicago and is making its way into central maryland. it will inch closer overnight and wash out wednesday and thursday. high pressure over the ohio valley should establish itself here and provide us with a nice weekend. it will take a while for that friend to wash out. it will not sit through and move out. it will get here and fall apart. more thunderstorms and showers tomorrow and on thursday and lingering into friday before things cleared for the weekend. 77 to 82 tomorrow.

winds are light out of the southeast with waves averaging 1 foot. thunderstorm chances continue for a couple days in the mountains. it is looking good for the memorial day weekend. a 50-50 shot at rain tomorrow. dropping down on thursday. a couple of days of unsettled weather wednesday and thursday, maybe even friday. the memorial day forecast is shaping up pretty nice. you can see those temperatures climbing near 80 and into the mid-80's friday. we're talking about 94 saturday through monday. >> brian maddis gets 20,000 reminders of how much he has improved this season. see for yourself next in sports. millions.ga >> it is tuesday, may 22. tonight's jackpot is an

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>> if by chance you missed the first seven weeks of the season, you may think i am speaking foreign language. steve tolleson provided the offense in a 4-1 win. joe flacco at the yard in town for practice. striking at david ortiz. playing third base tonight.

his first home run as an oriole. putting the orioles in front 2- 0. gonzales the last on the list. a two run home run. o's over boston. maddis received a standing ovation. a moment he will remember for a long time. >> i had chills going through my body. it was such a great feeling to see the fans on the field like that. it really means a lot to have the support of the fans behind us. it is a special feeling. >> it's pretty special season and a special night. loyola's across team play on saturday. the coach would rather you not remind his players of that. the greyhounds continue their

work, practicing for their final four matchup with no. dame. the winner faces the winner of the maryland-do game. -- duke game. he wants his kids to enjoy this experience but without losing focus. >> i played a long time ago here. this is a great experience. the final four experience that the in ca puts on is much different than it was 20 years ago. a long time ago. for our guys, this is their time. we will see how they played this weekend. >> at a time when the nfl wants to stress reducing head injuries, players have to wear more leg. -- leg pads as well. they are agreeing to make the in kneepads more -- thigh and

kneepads mandatory. the union has balked over imposing a uniform changes. they stressed the common-sense aspect that including -- all but the shark -- parts should be included, not just the head. >> they told me when they introduced the new uniforms that nba players wear more pads from the hip down. than football players. there is something wrong with that. we need to put that protection in. >> the league will, starting in 2013. we have the weather next. ♪

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>> better weather coming? >> eventually. we are going to see the rain chances taper off through the week. sudden storms in the area on thursday. saturday looks nice and sunday and monday, that is your typical pop up thunderstorms. temperatures of around 90. -- up around 90. >> that is all for 11 news tonight. we

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