in the 3900 block of for is the street. at this hour, no word on the exact circumstances surrounding the incident but it is reported a child was found at the scene unharmed. you can tune to 11 news tomorrow for updates and jack wbaltv.com. >> our spriggs story tonight, a jury convicted him of second- degree murder in the killing of 16-year-old phylicia barnes of michael johnson is asking for a new trial. >> kai reed has details for us. >> johnson's attorneys lay out their case for a new trial and to a motion. it argued the jury was misled and the verdict was contrary to the evidence presented at trial. michael johnson faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of killing phylicia barnes. his defense team is asking for a

new trial. >> almost every single case, because there is nothing to lose, it could be denied we can i gain anything. >> lawyers argue misconduct in the part of the prosecution and the main witness, mcray. he testified johnson called them, admitted to raping and killing phylicia barnes. prosecutors made improper statements they say to the jury and tried to bolster and raise credibility by telling jurors mcray testified to facts that could of only come by firsthand knowledge. according to' s attorney is, it was obvious the jury was misled -- according wasohnson's attorneys, it obvious the jury was misled. >> new trial motions are granted

in 1 in 50 caes and is often an up the battle after conviction. johnson's motion was not unexpected. >> friends often file motions for new trials. -- defendants often file motions for new trials. >> a hearing could be set within 10 days. johnson faces up to 30 years in prison. his sentencing is scheduled for march 20. >> surprise plea deal today in a towson courtroom as the teenager open fire on the first day of school at perry hall high school pled guilty to first- degree attempted murder. robert gladden jr. admitted to firing a shotgun inside a crowded cafeteria, hitting daniel borowy in the back. gladden told the judge taking a gun to school was the dumbest

decision he is ever made. >> it was clear the brazen nature of what he did. it was clear he thought about this a long time and that he made the decision he was going to cause misery of others before he took his own life. >> i am glad that he stood up and admitted and pled guilty. that made me feel good. attorney declined comment. sentencing is set for this coming monday. the maximum sentence he faces is 40 years. as for daniel borowy, he is back in school and doing well. >> a conviction for a man who repeatedly raped a 13-year-old pro in a vacant homes in east baltimore. the 49-year-old adopted the victim and tiger woods to a home near the 800 block of north carolina st. -- adopted the vicd took her to a home near the 800 block of north carolina street.

>> this young girl was extremely brave coming forward in getting on the witness stand and testifying. we cannot make these cases unless victims come forward and are prepared to testify. she deserves an enormous amount of credit. one can only imagine the ordeal she went through. >> after two hours of deliberations, a jury found wright guilty. his sentencing is in may. >> many questions for johns hopkins gynecologist dr. nikita levy. some 100 women and contacted the police, afraid he secretly photographed them without their knowledge. some of the images captured with a camera hidden in the top of a pen. he committed suicide after being faced with the allegations. johns hopkins officials say he a been fired 10 days before his death. authorities did not know if the images were distributed. >> the question is when he sets

up the vice to record a patients without their knowledge, is he within the scope of his employment? that becomes a factual issue for a judge to decide. >> hopkins officials say a number of his patients have been notified but there are hundreds more that he is treated. police have said the hotline number for patients. for anyone with an patients 410-396-2269. the hopkins madison board of trustees has also said that its own investigation. >> the victim of a deadly triple shooting in baltimore county. it happened in the 2100 block of eastern boulevard in middle river. detectives saw a woman and two men suffering from a gunshot. the man robert holiday did not make it. police are trying to determine whether this was a random are

targeted attack. anyone with information is urged to contact police. >> rounds of ammunition were cover this week from a drug raid in anne arundel county. more than $48,000 worth of marijuana and $18,000 in cash were seized from a home in the fordham lokke kind terrace in glen burning. -- from a home in the glen burnie area. >> this is the second time in less than a week is in has been killed on campus. directorate's safety says the recent incident hit home for schools across the nation. >> what it boils down to is the campus community wants to be

safe and everybody has to be part of that. we asked people to let us know what is going on so we can be proactive and help you be safe. >> police on the eastern shore are looking for two unidentified suspects, all are african- american males in their late teens or early 20's. and the woman is a mission is asked to mission443-260-3700. >> -- anyone with information is asked to call 443-260-3700. >> instructor william curran was trying to scare off trainees from speaking through a window during the exercise but mistakenly used his service weapon and said the restraining firearm. an extensive review of the department's use of guns is now under way. >> we have had a major procedural breakdown.

we are moving to correct those to make sure our employees are safe. >> only the academic portion of training has resumed. major joe smith is now the new director. the trainee is recovering but he has a long way to go. >> 10 days and counting to sequestration. they can go into effect on march 1. >> if no compromise is reached, federal workers could be furloughed are laid off. a wells fargo study says workers in virginia, d.c. and maryland will be hit the hardest. we are live in howard county. our contingency plans in the works? >> ) cannot be made public yet but there is no doubt that every american -- those plans are not being made public yet but there is no doubt that every american

[indiscernible] howard county chamber of commerce's president did not talk back -- did not hold back/ >> we were hopinh after the fiscal cliff that things would settle down. they had time to do something about sequestration but they have not done it. shame on them. >> from government agencies to government and defense and contacting companies, howard county's work force relies on the $1.20 trillion spending the fed would have to cut if sequestration happens. more than 80,000 buttons work for government agencies or contractors. -- more than 50,000 workers work for government agencies or contractors. >> it is not just the big ones

but the small ones that just deal with these businesses. >> howard county executive ken olman is working on putting together the county budget and years with job losses or furloughs would do. >> my biggest problem is we cannot keep lurching from one crisis to another. need predictability. i need to know what my dealing with apple local level? -- what am i dealing with on the local level? >> alman tells us if congress can i get a deal done at all this year, as many as 115,000 maryland residents of the third drops -- could lose their jobs. >> covering the nation, new details are emerging about the massacre at asndy hook elementary school -- at sandy hook.

authorities believe the killing spree could have ties to a deadly attack in norway. investigators uncovered newspaper accounts in adam's bedroom be telling that 2011 attack in norway and an extensive collection of live video games. most of the evidence was found in the bedroom in the home he shared with his mother, his first victim. in los angeles police cheese -- police she says the review of christopher dorner's firing is under way. in his manifesto, he said he targeted because the capt. recommended dorner be fired. dorner claimed he was subjected to racism. he died of an apparent self- inflicted gun wound. he left four dead. >> the importance of cpr is getting a boost in annapolis.

>> prepared to pay more if you want to see the ravens play next season. strong winds bringing in arctic air tonight. forecast coming up.

>> the ravens executives confirmed ticket prices are going up for the 2013, 2014 season. we are live that m &t bank

stadium. >> the ravens have sold out every game here and the trend is continue to -- expected to continue next season. in the fall, the cheapest seat will cost $62. when the 2013 super bowl champions kick off the nfl season this fall, seats will be at a premium. the cost of tickets is going up 10%. >> if you do not want to go, do not go. watch it on tv. this is a well run, prosperous franchise. for that, we need to be thankful. >> he says the ticket hike is in line with ticket prices for other nfl teams would typically go up every two years. >> it is a business. it is been a business since the 1890's. you have to keep going. >> the team tells us that

increase is not a bid to capitalize on the ravens super bowl success. "all of our ticket money goes to play -- to pay players.' we asked fans of higher ticket prices will keep them away. >> i think it is fair. they put a good product out on the field. the ravens saved me from having to be a redskins fan. there is not a price you can put on that. >> others said they cannot afford to go to a ravens game before the price hike. >> the ravens tell us they plan to elaborate on those plans for stadium upgrade later this week. the team is preparing to negotiate with super bowl and bp joe flacco laws asking price is set to double -- with super

bowl mvp joe flacco whos asknig price is set to double. >> member of the american heart association damage to the cpr in front of state lawmakers. -- heart association demonstrated cpr in front of state lawmakers. the course to be completed in 30 minutes. >> now your 11 insta weather plus forecast. >> go there today, we had a mixed bag of rain, sleet, and snow. it did not amount to a lot but you can see it moving through our area earlier. temperatures were chilly in the morning then changed to a light rain shower as a progress through the afternoon. a little lightning strikes around hagerstown earlier this afternoon. now all that precipitation is gone and the snows are returning to the western maryland

mountains. a little bit of a deficit for the month and year so far as far as precipitation goes. one degrees short of what is average. average temperature is going up now. we have seen the average bill of five degrees as we get towards the end of february and move first ring -- we have seen the average go up five degrees as we get towards the end of february and move into spring. look at the cold punching in. 15 for the high in chicago. we are 42 in downtown baltimore. 23 in oakland. the wind shield is getting cold. 20's around baltimore already.

single digit wind shields in . in snow showers in the mountains. if heading west, plan on seeing a little snow on the road. 1-3 inches tonight and tomorrow. clearing skies. 23-32 overnight. thefront is moving off coast. gusty winds. 18 in cleveland. 12 in chicago at this hour. that is where the air is coming from. the least we will enjoy some sunshine tomorrow and thursday as well. friday, tricky. the cold is still here. the next storm is approaching. snow to the north, and mixture of snow and sleet around

baltimore. rain to the south of us. all that baltimore -- all that friday evening. 33-38 tomorrow. winds gusting over 25 mph at times. 35 knot wind gusts on the open waters to mark. a cold dayl in the mountains. 18 for the high. eastern shore, winds gusting over 30. on the coast, winds gusting to 40 mph. a sunny wednesday and bright, sunny thursday as well. 7 day forecast, below normal temperatures. a messy mixture on friday. tapering off to scattered rain showers. showers keeping an eye on another storm that could come this way next tuesday. yet.'s not time to turn in >> tonight, what to expect in

late night. >> robin wright from house of cafrds. rds. music from bonnie rait. >> david spade is my guest. a great show. >> the terps rode their momentum in the direction of the ncaa tournament tonight.

>> now 11 sprots. >> the terps mens basketball team turned national attention their way with the upset of the duke last weekend. there and consistency -- their inconsistency, they lost at boston college. the 3 and 9 record. first half. throws it down. ties the game at 20./ fromthe left wing, drains the 3 without a dribble. terps up. second half.

the terps take a major hit. 69-58. headed to the big 10 next season. no. 1 indiana, number four, michigan state. picking up the action in the second half. hopping it home. trevor brings the hoosiers within 1. 67-66. kevin misses. follows. 72-68 to remain number one. chris davis moves back and field in the orioles.

davis filling in right field. now that nick returns to write, davis moved back to the infield. he has a different outlook in different optimism than he has ever taken into a new season. >> it was huge. to play every day and on a winning team. there were a lot of guys in the clubhouse that took strides in the right direction. as a team, we did really well. we were not satisfied by any means. it was good to get that experience last year and have it going into this year. >> we did a documentary on ben franklin high school boy's the ball team who overcame the death of a teammate. tonight they celebrate their first-ever championship. 52-39 for the division two city title. dubnbar -- dunbar and edmondson.

in the red uniform. isaiah hits the long jump shot. 35 points. dunbar a shade better tonight. the game with the to overtime. dunbar wins. 74-73. the jets' head coach mid the first transaction by sending part scott as his first player. 4 years later, he has barely held on as coach and said his goodbyes today. scott helped the jets get to its afc title game at the first 2 yaers. he will no longer command the $48 million deal he landed.

>> the jets still only have a little room under the salary cap. only about $5 million. this is the busiest time of year for football. if you cannot get this right, you will not be very good and of the games.

>> bigl cold front -- big cold front. sunny skies but only in the 30's on thursday. messy mix of snow, sleet and rain. plain on rain on saturday. can get messy on friday. >> that is all for a 11 news tonight. >> jay leno is next. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

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