of pharmacies in the past four months. >> investigator said the man threatens the pharmacist with a gun and then takes off with thousands of pills. kai reed joins us with a big story. >> police say this man is focused on stealing pain medications and is known for apologizing to his victims before he takes off. the surveillance camera was rolling as he pushed a customer out of the way in trump -- jumped over the counter at the mount vernon pharmacy. >> he said don't think about pushing any panic alarms. >> tina fey but the robber not to hurt her as she gave him what he wanted for that -- team at bay that the robber not to hurt her and she gave him what he wanted for the second time. >> people say your life flashes before you. it absolutely does. >> police believe the same man is responsible for a string of

pharmacy robberies since january. the mount vernon store had three robberies. the harlem garden pharmacy was hit on march 15 and may 19. the suspect fired his gun and blew the law of a storage cabinet and grabbed $3,000 worth of drugs. >> it will have a doubt -- a detrimental effect on the community if he is not call. >> the robber has been seen wearing all black with a baseball cap and a mask over his face. police say he has a habit of apologizing before he takes off with the pills. >> the last time he was here, he said love you. this time we did not get any love, but he said sweetheart, and he said i am sorry, i am sorry. >> several forces have joined together to come up with a pipe

thousand dollars reward for capture of the suspect. in new -- anyone who knows anything about these cases is urged to call baltimore city police. kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> three teenagers are in custody accused of trying to firebomb a home in galesville. it is being called an act of revenge. they are facing more than 30 charges and all, including attempted murder. detectives believe they were acting in retaliation. police found a suspicious package filled with molotov cocktails. it was later uncovered that the teens constructed and also deployed the devices. they are being held without bond at the anne arundel county detention center. >> we are hearing reports that baltimore prosecutors have met with the woman who claims she was raped by a former catholic bacher.teacher john merze

about 200 people gathered last night in south baltimore to pray for his victims. he is now 70 years old and is appealing his four life sentences. he claims his attorney at the time did not make him aware of the deal on the table. the president of morgan state university broke his silence after an act of alleged cannibalism by former student. he would not address specifics of the case but he did say the safety and well-being of our campus community continues to be a top priority. his comments came during the university's board of regents meeting. he had been tight-lipped since alex kinyua confessed to murdering and eating the heart and brain of a man who was boarding with his family. kinyua was charged with assault and reckless endangerment but

was later released on bail. >> state police will end the long term agreement with the maryland based on manufacturing. the decision to switch from the glock follows anloc investigation from the i-team. bullets would unexpectedly fallout of the magazine. the transition has already begun. it comes at a cost of $66,000. there is a provision of the berettas will not be resold in maryland. >> a war of words that city hall today. there's a hearing on the alternative budget proposal from city council president jack young. the mayor called plan unworkable and irresponsible.

he called that insulting. then there were protests. the union urged the mayor to use money for school construction instead of raising the beverage tax. it was followed by a gathering of community leaders who came out in support of the council president's spending plan to keep recreation centers open and fire companies from closing. >> you want to send a message that we won our recreation centers, we want summer jobs for young people and we want fire companies for baltimore because we know those are all ingredients to make a safe, productive community. but the mayor said she is working with council members to restore funding to after-school programs and add she may have found money to prevent the demotion of firefighting personnel related to the company closings. >> we are learning the city will not foot the bill for a gasoline break in february that left hundreds of baltimore city residents in the cold for nearly a week.

claims are asking for reimbursement of up to $500. public works officials initially thought a piece of asphalt of the problems all the city work to prepare a water main. that has found to be unfounded which is what it claims to being denied. >> a well known public servant in maryland passed away. former maryland treasurer richard dixon has died. he was 74 years old. he was the first african- american treasurer. he served as a member of the carroll county board of education and was a member of the house of delegates before becoming treasurer. prominent attorney stephen hughes was one of two catonsville residents who were killed in a car accident in oxford, england earlier this week. 57-year-old hughes, greg brooks and entertain of london died at the scene monday evening.

>> two women are suing bge, claiming the company failed to fix a dangerous problem that escalated out of control. patricia says the energy giant failed to fix electrical surging that has been occurring in the home she has rented for more than two years. the surging on ultimately led to an electrical fire in september 2010 during a birthday party where children were present. bge is declining comment until they can investigate big cracks in anne arundel county, a family almost single-handedly held up the long-term rate point average of the glen burnie middle school for the last two decades. kate amara explains. >> this is the story of an amazing streak that marlon middle school grade 19 years of strays from one family.

the eighth grader sealed the deal on thursday. >> i try to pay attention in class and do my homework. i just try as hard as i can. >> ricci is the youngest of the six kids who, since 1993, all went to this school in glen burnie on the honor roll. >> i am very proud of my children. they have taken the opportunities that have been provided and succeeded. >> we ask parents to clue us in on their secret weapon for straight a's. >> we are very big on reading in our family. we read all the time. i read to the kids every night. my oldest would bring this back of 40 books and i would fall asleep reading to him. >> reading along with hard work, humility, and a healthy dose of sibling rivalry. >> they are harder on each other than we could ever be. >> which will continue for the

next several years, because even though the streak came to an end at this ceremony, which is about to join his brother doug at glen burnie high school. >> i think will work even a little harder. >> in glen burnie, i am kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> in our commitment legal update, could mitt romney spun raising total to signal a serious threat to obama's reelection campaign? it marks the first time the republican presidential challenger has jumped ahead and monthly fund-raising totals. president obama will try to catch up this month and baltimore could play a big role in that. the president will be hosting a fund-raising reception at the hyatt regency downtown next tuesday, and mitt romney wife will be in town the same day for an evening fund-raiser near the

urban marshall airport. leaders of the house and senate intelligence committees are blasting a series of recent national security leaks to the press. the committee met behind closed doors with the director of national intelligence to discuss why it is happening and how to stop it. some of the leaks that to reports of u.s. scheiber attack against iran's nuclear program, the president's so-called hit list of terrorist, and the recently foiled underwear bomb plot. the ranking democrat on the committee called the leaks damaging an unacceptable. >> it puts us at risk. put lives at risk. it hurts our dealings with our allies and it hurts us in recruiting assets to give us information to protect our citizens. >> some high-ranking republicans in the white house officials called the

accusations grossly irresponsible. >> the city make believe you zipped past one of those cameras to fast, but you could be getting a refund. >> you may see summer leave if you head to arundel mills this weekend. >> highlights of this series finale later in sports.

x if you got a baltimore speed caretaker recently in the city, you may be one of thousand drivers eligible for a refund. more than 3000 speak their tickets are being refunded. apparently the wrong block address was given for a camera on wabash avenue. the tickets were $40 each. officials say the speed cameras system is an honest one and errors are quickly remedied when they do occur. >> with any type of automated system, there will be mistakes. our margin of error is under 1%, which is a good margin of error. we are monitoring the program and we do our best to rectify the error is when they do occur. >> some of you got paid for speeding. officials say you should receive a letter in the mail if you have not already gotten one. >> this is the casino chaos that

thousands of visitors encountered in arundel mills last night. a string of headlines -- headlights weaves around the block. with the first full day of operation winding down and the weekend coming up, you may wonder what you could expect if you decide to brave the crowds this weekend. shelton dutes has the latest. >> i have got to see firsthand. the line right now several hundred people be. two guys just what i said the weight is about an hour long. if you are traveling in this area this evening, you will need patience. lisa says she is not shocked by the thousands of people who are already gaining at the new

maryland live casino. >> i figured it was going to be a madhouse. i just heard about it. if you look on facebook, they have like 10,000 people on there. i really felt like it was going to be a madhouse, and that is pretty much what it is. >> the casino says 10,000 people packed the facility for opening night. stephanie and thomas were not part of that luckey group. they were stuck in bumper-to- bumper traffic, trying to get to arundel mills. texted to be an hour-and-a-half. i turned around and waited until today to come out. >> state highway officials say the delays were due to large amounts of people who wanted to be at opening night. a lot of traffic to and from the casino and there is road construction near 295 and arundel mills boulevard. >> when you come off the ramp, you will travel on the left-hand side to the right hand side and

then cross at a signal to go back onto arundel mills boulevard. >> there may be some relief this weekend. state highway officials do not expect traffic to be as bad as it was on opening night. >> you just have to be patient and stagger your trip. the casino will be open more hours. everybody does wanted to be there when they open. >> i have never been to las vegas. i have never seen one this size. i really am enjoying it and i will be back to baltimore. >> casino officials say local police will help navigate traffic in and around the arundel mills mall area. shelton dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> some scattered showers and thunderstorms developing in the

afternoon and evening are winding down. a clearing trend on the radar screen actor some showers blow up through. still some storms at the lower part of the bay. overall the trend is to try things out and clear up a bit, allowing the temperatures to start to cool off. the skies continued to clear and it will be another comfortable night. 80 degrees for the high today at bwi marshall. the record low is 47 back in 1894. that should be it for rain for the next couple of days. heading toward friday morning, light winds and clear sky and temperatures already settling back to the 50's in the northern suburbs. 61 down at cambridge, 60 in salisbury. about 60 downtown with winds out of the west at 5 miles an hour

or less than that. high pressure strengthening over the mid atlantic. friday, saturday and sunday. warmer air pushing toward us and temperatures will be climbing above normal as we go into the weekend. 75 expected tomorrow all across the mid atlantic. folks up in central and southern pennsylvania might get some showers by tomorrow evening. the further north you go, the better chance for an afternoon's storm. from baltimore south and west it should be dry and warm right into the upcoming weekend. sunshine is the forecast for friday, 82-87. the humidity is down to a more comfortable level even though the temperatures will be rising. light winds on the bay and the northwest. a beautiful mountain weekend.

derrek and allegheny county with highs in the seven's. we will be in a's all weekend long on the eastern shore. 70 tomorrow, 8's on saturday, right around 80 on sunday. the water temperature down at ocean city ranging from 65-69. 's tomorrow and then pushing into the middle and upper a's saturday, sunday, and monday. showers and thunderstorms will cool things off back to near 80 for the middle of next week. >> the orioles are going for a record. could this week the red sox again? highlights next in sports. >> the maryland lottery, let

yourself play. >> tonight's jackpot is an estimated $900,000. 11-24-13-25-4-7. if no one matches all six numbers on one line of a ticket, the jackpot climbs to $950,000. the next drawing monday night at 11:22 here on wbal-tv 11. the maryland lottery, let yourself,

>> now, 11 sports. >> good evening. the orioles had an opportunity tonight to do something no other baltimore team has ever done, and that is keep -- beat the red sox at fenway twice. also an opportunity for the orioles to capture the best record in the lead, 57 games,

but it was not to be. at fenway park it was a miserable night. bases loaded, first inning, right down the first base line. two-zero, boston. a poor decision. red sox, 4-0. gonzalez now on the mound for the red sox. that would score two more. he goes the distance tonight. a complete game shut out, 7-0. baltimore against the philadelphia phillies tomorrow night. tonight in the bronx, the yankees fell.

1-0 tampa in the first, and in the fourth inning, it makes its 5-110 bookbag after that ball is mishandled into the corner. rays dolon to win at yankee stadium, 7-3. the obama city thunder will represent the western conference in game 6 between the celtics then he. -- between the celtics and heat. he is taking his talents to south beach, and the talents arrive tonight. james this time against per se again in the second quarter. james on fire, 10 out of 11 to

start the game. it does not get any better than that. he forces game seven in the eastern conference finals. winning over the celtics, gained 7 coming up saturday night in southwest florida. the 144th edition of the belmont stakes. the derby and preakness winner will shoot -- an incredible story coming up on saturday. the ride of a lifetime for the 25-year-old jockey. >> i respect everybody else in the race, too. i will be looking out for every single one of them. it is not an easy race. everyone is going to try for the

win, and i will do the same. >> post time is set for 6:40. it is all right here on tv 11. >> could this be the end for chad ochocinco? we know he will go to great lengths to try to stay relevant off the field. off the field is where he will be. he was cut by the new england patriots. now he has played in 11 seasons. now it will have lead time to do what he really loves, which is to attract attention to himself. to attract attention to himself.

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84 tomorrow. it will be warm, but not too timid. storms start to pop up -- not to humid. it was a pretty dry around here and comfortable. >> that's a look at our news. thanks for joining us. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- [ jared ] uh, michael?

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