the long litigation process is underway for hundreds of patients of former johns hopkins dr. levy. he is accused of photograph in women during medical exams. we ask an expert why the hospital might be liable. >> a number of patients have filed suit or started the process. we are hearing about allegations that dr. levy sometimes performed exams without another person in the room. it could open the hospital up to greater liability. >> we know that people are concerned, they have questions. we will provide some of those answers. >> lawyers held a free community information meeting saturday for patients of dr. nikita levy, the gynecologist who was fired after allegations that he take patience during exams. levy committed suicide.

the event was closed to cameras, but lawyers are giving out information on patients' rights. >> we are introducing the public to members of the team we have assembled with the investigation. >> as investigators sift through mountains of evidence determining which of the thousand or so patients have their privacy violated, the wheels of litigation are in motion. >> the first lawsuits were filed friday. >> it was unnerving that i possibly could have been affected. it is sickening. >> even being exposed. that possibility could mean patients are entitled to damages, not just those photographs. that is according to an attorney who says his firm is still waiting to decide if it will file a lawsuit. >> many people argue that just being exposed to the possibility of this and not knowing for six months or year or longer whether they are a victim, will cause

them harm as well. >> hopkins could be held responsible for employing levy. if the hospital did not follow its own policy, that could open up another avenue to liability. >> we -- what we have heard from many clients, and physical exams, breast and pelvic exams were done without the presence of another person in the room. that occurred, it gave the doctor the opportunity to film as we understand that he noted. that could expose hopkins a liability. >> a spokesman for hopkins says the hospital has no comment on the lawsuits or allegations that dr. levy may have violated hospital policy. he says they never comment on ongoing litigation. >> of baltimore county politician is facing charges tonight for driving under the influence. police say todd huff was pulled over at 3:00 a.m. when officers

saw him driving without his headlights. he represents the third district. he was in his county don't jeep. the republic was charged with dui. baltimore city police are asking for your help in finding to missing 13-year-old girls. martin was last seen leaving her home and at 3700 block of ellersby avenue. and caitlin was last seen in the 5900 block of benton heights. martin weighs 150 pounds and was last seen wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans and tan shoes. she was last seen wearing a navy blue shcool unifrom. now to an update on the story we first brought you yesterday. the medical examiner has confirmed the two bodies found

inside a burning car friday morning or homicide victims. just before 5:00 a.m., they heard an explosion along clifton avenue. they found a burning car with two bodies inside. police department that debts suspicious and each victim suffered at least one gunshot wound. the medical examiner is working to determine the identities of the victims and says one is a man in the other is a woman. -- and the other a woman. >> a couple of days ago, that big story that nebraska -- the strom produced a foot of snow in kansas. the storm has broken into three parts. one part winger's over the great lakes. the other part is producing more snow for new england. there is some rain to the south of us guess what? a new one is developing in the mountains. it will be coming into the

plains and repeating the procedure. so we've got some interesting weather over the next few days. forecast is just ahead. >> tonight, we're following a developing story of daytona were a crash injured 33 fans. >> this was unbelievable. the 480 turns at daytona turned disasters, showcasing the horror or high speed crashes. the drivers are well protected. but if it reaches the stands, it to be terrifying. the 32 car went airborne and broke in half. more than 30 suffered injuries. tonight's race was the undercard for sunday's daytona 500. >> who's going to get here

first? >> it was the final turn and the checkered flag lap of the copd 300 in daytona. the number 32 car, driven by a 20-year-old, airborne, careening into the catch offense designed to protect the crowd heard . debris including tires and the engine flew into the grandstand. medical personnel rushed to the stands attending to the spectators. >> we transported 14 people of the property and treated 14 people. >> two remained in critical condition. his car was left in pieces. all of the drivers involved in the crash, including larwson, walked away. >> we have seen a lot of big ones but i have never seen anything like that. there are times when i wish i did not have or we premier.

that was an ugly sight. >> they worked for the evening -- through the evening to repair the grandstand. >> we are confident we will be ready for tomorrow's event. >> in preparation for tomorrow's running of the daytona 500. >> thank you. one of th einjured is just 14 years old. the injuries are not life- threatening. we will see how this plays out tomorrow. the daytona 500. >> plenty around the area are hoping for spring to make an arrival. none more than the homeless population. they get some much needed help. plus, home heating prices may be up, but gas is on its way down.

>> a night of thanks and baltimore as catholics convened at cathedral of mary our queen.

it is an opportunity for fall is to give prayers' for pope benedictus xvi. >> it is a very momentous. it is an historic occasion. it has not happened since 1415. it is an act of great humility to step aside in view of the great needs of the church. >> pope benedictus xvi will step down thursday, february 28. his replacement is expected to be elected before easter. on central avenue tonight, and on maryland avenue, there was a giveaway, and give a way of life's basics. >> it is not a holiday, just another cold night on baltimore's streets. the salvation army is living up to its name with their soldiers offering just that -- salvation. >> appreciate it.

i am hungry. >> and relocations, the salvation army's feed more provided a hot meal. volunteers distributed blankets and clothes. >> it gives you a warm feeling to do things like this and know that someone may not be quite as cold and hungry tonight when they go to sleep. >> it is estimated that on any given night, there are more than 4000 homeless people in baltimore. >> it is needed in the community. the homeless population is growing as we speak. because of the economy. >> and the drug addicts, a lot of people think that homeless people -- we just had some bad luck. we lose our job, got hurt. >> a helping hand and an eye on the problem affecting so many on this winter's night in baltimore. >> great work by the salvation army. >> absolutely. we did not get the bad end of

that storm. >> it could have been a lot worse. >> there is another one developing out there. part of it will be coming our way again. it looks like we will repeat the process. we will talk about it in a minute. we have some drizzle out there, mostly fog. at least we're in the

>> a landmark is being prepared for demolition. early tomorrow morning, pg&e will implode the gas holder that has been out of use since 1987. it has been made obsolete by upgrades to the gas system. >> it is antiquated. the cost for us to have to continue to maintain and upgrade its. it is simply not practical. so we have made the business decision to take this down. and it will be imploded tomorrow morning. >> bge is stressing that the best place to watch will be on tv because it is dangerous. they will air the implosion live on 11 news sunday morning. >> now your 11 insta-weather-

plus forecast with john collins. >> a quick check of the radar and satellite. what is left of that storm system, the part that affected us, is producing snow in new england, north of boston. boston is getting some rain. the clouds will start thinning a little bit. there has been some clearing up to the west. it looks like we have a better shot of sunshine tomorrow, which would be nice after a couple of days of gloom and dreary conditions. we were only in the 30's yesterday, so we warmed up nicely today. the typical high this time of year is 47. that number rises every few days. today, 12/100th of an inch of rain. that is a little bit below the average. and we are half an inch short with only 5 inches but the year is young. 44 degrees at easton. 46 ocean city.

edgewood is 42 with parton and westminster and the 30's. around freezing around oakland and frostburg. the satellite image shows -- the heavier clouds over us with breaks developing west, but the clouds are thinningn out. here is one front that is introducing the drier air. here is the coastal storm that is not affecting our weather. it is producing the snow and rain in new england. this is not a powerful nor'easter, but it is adding moisture up there. now, the main storm that produced those snows and the midwest is spinning around the great lakes. it will drift up toward canada. and you storm is trying to get organized out here and the west and it will repeat what this one did. so we can expect to rerun the entire procedure over the next couple days. we will have a break locally. overnight tonight, we will see a

lot of clouds, maybe some thin spots war's debris. patchy fog, north and northwest winds and a low of 29-34 degrees. during the day tomorrow, back into the 40's may be approaching 50. we will see scattered clouds and a lot of sunshine. a little bit on the breezy side, northwest winds at 10-20 miles an hour. small craft advisories will be up. a 3 foot shop on the bay. and the water temperatures are in the mid to upper 30's. we expect these calls to be with us tonight for a while but by tomorrow morning they start to break up. sunshine, a few scattered clouds to the north. that will extend into monday. by monday night and tuesday, that next storm system develops, and we get a piece of it. it will be a snow maker in the midwest and as it comes in here, there will be a little bit of mixed but it looks like the mix

will be off to our north or northwest. looks like it will be mostly a rainmaker as we go through tuesday. here is the forecast. for sunday and monday, it looks nice. a little breezy tomorrow, 48 the high. similar day monday. a pretty good rain chance on tuesday. again, well into the 40's for highs. a few scattered showers wednesday and thursday as the storm tries to leave. going into next weekend, it weekenddry. >> it is getting more mild but not baseball weather yet heard >> and florida is. in florida is. i was getting my suit ready. baseball is back. spring training is under way. number 1 next.

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>> the terps got their feet back on the ground. their 10 deep. they hosted clemson. the former head coach. at halftime.

his best game and a long time. he had three steals in the game. more pressure defense paired for that, they reap the rewards. the second half, terps pulled away. no hesitation. -7, 72-59.ow 70 the c.a.a. coach of the year. coasting drexel. a career high 20 this afternoon. he's not eligible for postseason play. now benneman part of that. 19th double double. tigers win it. the energy and enthusiasm that orioles' spring training surpasses any for the last 15

years. compass from the players equals that of the fans. expectations for winning -- a boost. the exhibition game number one facing the twins. a wild and in the fifth. loaded the bases but with two out, chris calimayo. it is always nice to get out of a jam. the bottom of the fed. dialed in. the right fielder's head. manny mochado. the orioles get the win by 5-3. the greyhounds -- on their way to the first-ever national championship. celebrating that title. today,the terps a measure of redemption.

that is how you handled the penetrating chill of a dreray day. john house in 1-1. loyola was not very good in their defense. five-one maryland after the first quarter. the second quarter, amatoo. to kevin ryan. the hounds down 7-3 at the half. third quarter. races in. 7-4. no josh hopkins available for loyola. a record crowd of more than 5700. maryland the winner 12-10. johns hopkins at home trying to move to 3-0 hosting michigan. the first quarter, the wolverines watching how you do passing. the 2-1 lead.

hopkins with room to run. palmer. a good choice. hat trick. hopkins 17-8. they find themselves in the position of the mission of the regular-season -- the regular season finale hosting milwaukee. milwaukee -- the last 2. jamie to nunee. then to the corner. gonzaga back. the win over over milwaukee 10- 6. nhl lock out ended a month ago and of that can found out today. 1-0, washington -- ovechkin found out today. ovechkin hammers home the pass.

hat trick. they are moving sort of all boards. stay with us for the check of the forecast.

>> a couple of days of good weather so enjoy it. >> we will see you back here ♪ silent night holy night ♪ ♪ all is calm all is bright ♪ ♪ round yon vir