>> we are following some breaking news in the city tonight with reports of a police involved shooting near park heights avenue. the 11 news reporter is on the scene tonight with the late breaking details. >> the suspect is in the hospital listed in stable but critical condition. they've held up not too long ago and there is another mobile detective unit. police officers heard gunshots the hyde park heights earlier this evening around 9:00 tonight. when they got to this area, they found a suspect running from that location. the man fired at police and officers returned fire, hitting the suspect in the arm and upper body area. no officers were injured as they rushed back for non-life-

threatening injuries. dodge the police recovered a gun from the scene and homicide detectives are putting the pieces together. the suspect as a non-life- threatening injury. >> police officers are still in the area. reporting live in northwest baltimore. >> police are looking for a man they say sexually assaulting a college student monday around 3:00 a.m. on the campus of notre dame of maryland. with more on that investigation, do police have a description of the suspect? >> they are looking for a white male in his mid 40's. they believe he has a medium build, facial hair, and wearing dark clothing at the time. this should serve as a reminder to always be careful, especially

at night. >> a night turned terrifying, campus officials say that she was leaving this library. someone attacked her. >> she was approached by an unknown man. >> of baltimore city police are still investigating. detectives were notified after she checked herself into an area hospital. security is always a priority but tuesday, there was a heightened awareness on campus. >> we increased security patrols, the public safety officers are visible and present. students can see them on campus. >> tuesday and well-lit areas and take advantage of the escort service.

>> we want to remind everyone not to be distracted by your electronic devices. >> she says she already does all those things. monday's assault was unusual. there are a number of places around the campus of the student does need help. monday's incident is a wake-up call. we need to remind ourselves. >> they are working, if you have any, you ask to them. >> in hartford county, the drive

in abington. detectives say that they found no signs of foul play. they're working to identify the man. we now know the name of the man had committed suicide in east baltimore. a 19-year-old was found just before 3:30 saturday afternoon. he had been shot at least involving a propane tanker truck shut down traffic when a truck headed west started leaking propane. sky came 11 was over the scene. the quarter after five. as they get through this, thousands of names in the boy

scout perversion files. one of them might sound familiar to maryland voters. the copy of a lengthy trove of confidential files, flat by the boy scouts in the upcoming scandal involving a male prostitute. he represented maryland's eastern shore. he was charged with attempting to elicit sex at a time when he was also on the council advisory board. they deny any official connection and a say in a position would be honorary. officials investigating a deadly meningitis outbreak said they found unclean conditions there and shot a sterilization practices. there were 300 people. >> 300 made people have come down with meningitis linked to

contaminated steroid injections. 23 people have died including one of 16 people sickened and maryland. documents reveal new details about the pharmacy tied to the outbreak. the new england, having center has been pointed out with problems in the past. they investigated the company as far back as 2002. a separate inspection found significant gaps in procedures and the lack of required documentation. the officials said they found unclean conditions including visible specks of fun this -- fungus. >> several deficiencies related to the practice of the pharmacy. dodge the company was operating in violation by producing drugs on a broad scale. the state had moved to revoke its license.

>> compound it medications ready for distribution were not labeled with patients as is required under massachusetts licensing regulations. with this violation, who were operating beyond the scope of the compound in license. instead, acting as a manufacturer. the investigation has many components and is ongoing. >> into night commitment 2012 with the final debate behind them and the election day just two weeks from today, the presidential candidates are in a battleground state. obama campaigned in florida where he unveiled his blueprint for the future. romney and ryan kicked off the blitz in nevada. the president is headed the six states over the next two days while romney hits colorado,

nevada, iowa, and ohio. >> spending millions against question 7. and that upsets me. you don't want to upset jonathan ogdon. >>no, you don't. >> the pair came up in support of expanded gambling. if passed, it would add live table games to maryland's casinos. it would create another 500 jobs and bring in additional revenue from table games. members of baltimore's clergy rallied against expanded gambling. >> we have to stop this silly logic that says we can find our virtues by expanding our vices. >> of the clergy coalition is joined by state delegates. they say that it will create jobs, boost economic development, and increase

education funding. this election, you cannot stay more connected than ever before using new election 2012 smart phone applications. find early voting centers in a preview the ballot question. baltimore's main tourist attraction is being sold once again. the location had been owned by properties since 2004. it is being sold to a firm out of new york which has bought other urban retail centers what howland by the ralph company. they're undergoing big changes, they will likely continue with this transition. 11 news has confirmed the security giant is shedding 350 employees.

they call it a voluntary separation program, several other states. most of the eliminations will involve managers and directors with some of the reductions impacting non-management employees. the company will start mandating action by early next year. you may have noticed that gas prices dropped significantly. experts say it is because of a drop in demand, a bit and prices, and a switch to less expensive refineries. it will be even lower as we go into the holiday travel season. apple unveiled a scaled-down version of the wildly popular ipad. 7 inches, half the weight, it is the newest gadget.

features a faster processor and enhanced wireless network. the device is the answer to smaller tablets launched by competitors. >> and guys that make the tablet's under $200 dodged a bullet today because at $329, the ipad is more expensive that feels like a different class of devices. >> they hit stores november 2. a family claims their daughter died after drinking a popular energy drink. >> of the caffeine level of these drinks, is larger and larger. dodge a mother wants to protect other kids. meanwhile, mr. mojo is speaking to the younger generation nationwide in words that they

can relate to about bullying and out to stop at. -- and how to stop it. improving communication between students and their parents. >> tomorrow, they could go even higher. 58 at the airport, 66 down town.

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larger and larger because of the combination of caffeine and the herbal supplements. 2 + 2 is like 2 + 10. you end up with more caffeine, more than the body should have at the way kids are drinking these drinks. they are getting larger and larger. it is putting more caffeine. >> they are known to have a heart condition, determining if the monster energy drinks contributed to her death. all of these energy drinks and products need to be regulated. >> how can you have an industry that produces these products without any regulation on the amount that they can put in?

nobody knows. they are going into the drinks, pills, food, and the whole health industry. >> he goes by the name of mr. mojo, speaking up when they see acts of bullying. had eastern tech high school, it is part of the national no bullying to work. >> it means that we know it isn't right. some cases, time to get up, stand up, and must go up. >> it is no bully in and take

him to more than 300 schools a year. meanwhile, it is one of 18 cities to receive an education grant. the grant from bloomberg and a the city organization will fund the every day count initiative. students in the school, parents, and their teachers. >> now, your forecast with tom tasslemayer. >> we made it all the way up into the mid 70's. sunspots are probably going to threaten that 80 degree mark. 11 degrees warmer than normal, 76 today. 28, 1997. these are actual high temperatures, 82 in richmond.

look at the cool air over new england. that is the fall air still in place. the northern sections of maine, the boundary where it is typically cooler and unseasonably warm here, the dividing line is the band of showers and clouds. there are showers working through ohio about across the mountain. a light shower or sprinkle could occur. most of the weather will stay north and west, holding: the low 50's. the normal high is 65, so we are not going much below that, even at night. high pressure off the carolina coast. the flow around it is almost like the bermuda light of summer.

temperatures in the sixties this evening, it is an unseasonably warm weather for late in the day. the teens of the northern montana right now, that front gets here late in the week. the tropical storm is gaining strength and organization. it looks like it will curvature further east. eastern cuba as the category 1 hurricane, notice the turn to the east. the cold front will be coming off of the eastern united states. as the front makes its way east, the hurricane or tropical storm will hit close to the outer banks and pushed out to sea.

it is strong enough, may be able to protect us coming out from the south. maybe a light shower or sprinkle in the morning. when will be out of the west, five knots. you have a chance for the shower tomorrow morning. 72, unseasonably mild in the mountains. study to partly cloudy skies and maybe some patchy fog thursday morning. temperatures mild with highs in the '70s. tomorrow,close to 80 cool off a few degrees thursday and friday with showers coming saturday night at the front moving through sunday. the high only in the 50's. >> stick around with the tonight show with jay leno and the late show with jimmy phelan. >> big-time movie star, denzel

washington on the program. but will talk with them, and let's check in with jimmy. >> everyone in baltimore at people here, [applause] see you tonight after jail and out. >> of the eve of the world series, the manager of baseball , details next in sports. >> it is tuesday, and tonight to mega millions jackpot is an estimated -- you just have to match five balls and the gold medal. the first number is 42, 55, 17,

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>> this is 11 sports. >> the bye week brings a great opportunity to sell to evaluate for all nfl teams. the ravens by week falls midway during the season ended is a great way to see the early returns of the 2012 rookie class. tougher and top pick courtney upshaw. >> he won the game ball last week for defense. he started every single game. he comes rolling back out there in the second half and played pretty well, pretty darn well. bernard, you see the race hands,

we need to get bernard out there. >> it marked the start of the bloc classic. the platforms -- the franchisees, they go back to the days in york. amazingly, these clubs have never met. the best starting pitcher going to game 1, san francisco with south ball, the giants won all two years ago, but it has been since 1984. >> it is the thrill of a lifetime. we don't get here very often. you appreciate it and you go about your business trying to win it.

>> the off-season is already here. owners are still changing who is running the club from the dugout. the first, higher boston made official as they traded for john farrell. it makes the all time manager. >> because i have been here before, there will be no taking for granted that relationships exist. i will work my butt off to earn their trust, respect, and create an environment in that clubhouse that is just that. it will be a learning one. and hopefully a very successful one at the same time. >> he lasted just one year in south florida as the manager of the miami marlins. they have spent a ton of money

and won just 69 games. they expect the life of -- that is a good formula for being out of a job. >> baseball managers come and go. stay with us, we are up next with a look at the seven-day.

as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. i've always been lucky. flew 37 bombing missions over germany. made it home every time. i'm lucky to have good friends who are all still around,

and we're all lucky to have a friend named ben. ben's protected our medicare and veterans' benefits. and he's helping my 13 grandchildren afford college. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i'm honored to approve this message. mayor: casino owners in west virginia are spending millions against question seven. that upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't.

mayor: question seven means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy about that. ogden: no we aren't. mayor: so join us and vote for question seven. and west virginia, don't make me send jonathan ogden over there. mayor: vote for question seven. ogden: for baltimore. >> it will be 80 tomorrow? >> in the normal 65 as normal, we are cooling off a little bit because of the wind shift to the east. the front coming through saturday night or sunday with some showers, and has a big impact on the temperatures. more importantly, if that front arrives at that time, it will be able to push sandia way. the tropical storm will about to become a hurricane. it is expected to be east of the

carolinas. with any luck, it will push that storm out to sea. how bad as the scenario we are setting out. >> that is a good idea. >> a little. >> this mic is going crazy. i think you, bret. bad guy. jay leno is next, we'll see you tomorrow. good night.

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