his father. his father believes he was high on some kind of powerful drug at the time. about 10:30 p.m., a deputy shot him several times, roughly 60 seconds after units were called to the bp gas station. authorities say he had broken into a snowball stand on the lot. 7-elevenas in the trashing both places, and punched a man. a sign.was attacking >> thank god he did not have a weapon. i guarantee you that someone would have been dead last night. he was just so violent. >> the spokesman has yet to interview the deputy, but they do say the deputy -- that eckman charge the deputy from a short distance. >> what did this deputy see?

what did he perceived? at this one, we believe the deputy was in fear and he fired. >> i have to give the benefit of the doubt to the police at this time. i want to know all the details and why the threshold was crossed. hold any animosity at this time. >> the deputy who fired the shots has been on the job for two years and is now on administrative leave. his father said his son had battled psychiatric problems in the past. , 6:00.e >> two people were taken to hospital in an overnight shooting in baltimore city. police say three men were turned away from a bar because they did not have id. one of the men went to his car, then returned with a handgun and began shooting.

two people ended up being hit. at this time, their conditions are unknown and the suspects are still at large. three people were shocked in the 5200 block of state charles avenue in north baltimore. three people sustained non-life threatening injuries. no word on the motives or possible suspects. oldpolice say 28 -- 28-year- todd power has been charged in the death of 38-year-old paul grindle. apparently were arguing when it happened. , a 16-year-olds boy who was employed a city recreation center has been charged with child abuse and various sex offenses after he allegedly abused two juvenile at the center. authorities say it happen on

august 6 in the location at the 5000 block of east eager street. the suspect is being charged as a juvenile. a former baltimore city police officer convicted of sexually assaulting a minor learned of his fate this afternoon. he was sentenced to 18 years. this is on top of the 10 years he receive for a probation violation. he was found guilty on four counts of third-degree sex offense after a 13-year-old girl accused him of sexually assaulting her in 2011. a man charged with a cannibalistic killing in hartford county pled guilty to first-degree murder. however, he will not go to prison. >> a judge ruled he was not criminally responsible at the time of the murder. barry simms is live with the latest in the studio. he will vote -- >> he will continue undergoing treatment at the psychiatric hospital. a judge ruled that while competent to stand trial now, he

was not criminally responsible at the time of the offense in may of last year. >> i have this great sense of emptiness. >> the harford county state's attorney speaking on behalf of the man from ghana. he came to the u.s. to further his education, but was brutally murdered. the man who committed the crime, 22-year-old alexander is now the committed to psychiatric hospital. >> there is conceivably a time when he is found ok to be released back into society. i do not think that is any time soon. that is always a concern of a condition like this. >> he pled guilty to admitting to attacking the man while he slept. he dismembered his body and ate his heart. his head and hands were found inside the home. police located the remaining body parts inside a dumpster in

a church parking lot. is not onlyion disturbed by the crime, but also what happened before and after the murder. >> the planning that went into the commission and planning that went into the disposal of the evidence and the cleaning up besides what you all heard about the disposal of the body, the room had been painted. >> a friend of the victim told the judge that he was a god the young man with a strong family background. she said he was slaughtered in the most brutal and inhumane fashion. the victim's uncle said two lives are lost, the victim and the creditor. -- the credit toward. predator. the judge told the victim's family his heart breaks for

them. a man on campus was hit with a baseball bats in case -- in case with barbwire. in that case also, the man who perpetrated the act was found not criminally responsible. >> and accident around 10:00 a.m. this morning. authorities said the 25-year-old construction worker was operating in a seven-foot trench when the dirt surrounding him suddenly collapsed. it took about three and a half hours to recover the victim. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the incident is under investigation. we have a news crew on the story and it will bring us up-to-date later in the newscast. >> the white house is wrestling with the dilemma of what to do about the crisis in egypt and whether to continue the $1.5 billion in aid to the nation.

>> the white house has at least two concerned about stopping the money. one is the risk of appearing to be taking sides. the second is jeopardize the peace inhe region regarding israel. in cairo, egyptian identified people killed overnight while trying to escape a prison-bound truck. court ordered the release of the former president, hosni mubarak, ousted in the uprising. >> it delays any kind of resolution an increase is a polarization. >> the obama administration gives more than $1 billion in aid. >> we have serious interests in egypt and that part of the

world. this is a very complicated problem. >> complicated in part because it could jeopardize efforts to fight terrorism in the region and affect peace agreements with israel. >> our concern is whether it is in compliance with the law and will it get us closer to seeing an outcome in egypt that we would like to see? >> the white house is considering delivering military helicopters as well as other aspects of the defense relationship. also added that the responsibility lies with the egyptian people. >> one day after the ravens completed the third and final open practices of training camp, they're back at work in owings mills this afternoon. that is where we find the ravens

and gerry sandusky. where the phasing down of camp begins, and the ratcheting up of intensity continues. the third preseason game is straight ahead on thursday night. the carolina panthers are arguably the most important of the preseason games. dixon on the practice field today for the first time since suffering a hamstring injury early in training camp after thursday's game, the ravens cut down the roster from 90 down to 75 players. and it will be down to 53 players after the fourth preseason game. time is starting to run out. players must have an impact in making this team and making it onto the playing field once the regular season rolls around. getting set for thursday night's home game against the carolina

panthers. join us before the game for a live, pregame special. it gets under way at 7:00 p.m. kickoff of the little after 8:00 p.m. starting to push toward the crescendo of preseason, and that means regular season cannot be too far away. >> still to come, a jetblue flight from boston to all -- from boston to baltimore was forced to make an emergency landing. >> it was rerouted to philadelphia last night. >> and we look at a controversial replacement therapy. >> a string of street robberies. one woman had to fend off her attackers not once, but twice. >> and the fall-like temperatures are about to move

out and summer is coming back our way. the forecast is coming.

>> the ntsb has issued a

religious -- a preliminary report for the july crash that sent a woman's car into the waters of the chesapeake bay. a tractor-trailer hit the vehicle from behind, causing it to fall 27 feet into the bay below. it was operated by a 29-year-old man who said his attention was distracted from the road. when you looked back, traffic had stopped. it goes on to say this with the truck drivers first time driving in the u.s. without being paired with a more experienced driver. the driver from the car is recovering from her injuries. a jet pilot was forced to make an emergency landing after smoke was detected inside the cabin. the the -- if to offer around 6:00 last night. airport officials said the emergency landing was a precaution after the group smelled smoke, but jetblue officials said everyone made it out safely without injuries. >> -- >> a new study finds

insulin pops may be more effective than injections for children with type 1 diabetes. researchers compared hundreds of kids using the various types of therapy over two years and found those using the palms " had better control of their blood sugar and were avoided -- and were able to avoid the dangers the low levels of blood sugar. cutting down on waste for procedures could save money. it is estimated they comprise 20% of procedures nationwide. it includes just grafts -- radiographs for kids with asthma. they also recommend treating against -- recommend against treating infants with proton pump inhibitors, especially because there could be side effects.

and legend is a steroid that develops masculine characteristics for the human body. when is it appropriate for the woman's body? that is the topic of the medical conversation tonight. this form of hormone replacement therapy can be used to treat female sexual dysfunction due to menopause, but only for a very specific type of patient. >> the studies that have been done for this type of therapy are for women who have their ovaries removed. -- who haveve undergone menopause naturally would not be good candidates. >> there could be 5 fax coming close -- including increased risk of -- side effects, including increased risk of blood clots and acne.

finally, some army be winding down, but we are in the middle of past seasons. the -- tick season. one type of tick will not wait for you to come to them. it will actually tracking. the results could be serious. >> schuring up from everything from hives to anaphylactic shock. >> experts say it is important to make sure that you are aware of not only deer and wood ticks, but these tics as well. by wearingid them long sleeves and pants. >> this is the sixth consecutive day with temperatures not only below normal, but way below normal the typical high is still up in the mid 80's. to see be difficult

temperatures approach the 80 degree mark this afternoon. pasadena, 77 right now. toward the coast, more cloud cover and showers on the lower eastern shore. loh 70's there. check out petersburg, west virginia. a little hint of some warmer weather. cloud cover is beginning to paint out just a bit, especially to the west of us. a few showers and thunderstorms have popped up now with the warmer temperatures are. august is going to try to make a comeback. 61-68 tonight. partly cloudy skies. light and variable winds. the area of low pressure that has been triggering

, highrshowers and storms pressure is building in the west. that will clear things out. of sunshine is expected through the afternoon tomorrow. temperatures will pop back into the 80's. wednesday, increased humidity with winds turning to the south. thursday, heat and humidity with thundershowers. it looks like our best chance for scattered storms in the area this week. that could crop -- cause some problems, perhaps, for the ravens. winds are light and variable tomorrow. temperatures are in the mid 70's. western maryland mountains will start to see those temperatures climbing back into the mid to upper 70's.

it possible storm wednesday and thursday in western maryland. tonight, sunshine returns and a little more humid by wednesday. tomorrow, mostly sunny. wednesday, mostly sunny. storms are arriving at the beach on thursday. in baltimore, mid to upper 80 cozy and gradually more humid through to the midweek. about a 40% chance of rain for the ravens thursday evening. partly cloudy, less humid on friday, and some nice weather for the weekend. sunshine and low 80's. that he being told cannot play football for middle tennessee university. coming up, why it did not turn out and buy the school is trying to get him off the bench and onto the field.

>> many schools are opening this week, and soon the rest of maryland will follow, including catholic schools. the archdiocese revved up its

>> in montgomery county woman said she felt racially profiled as a number of police officers for at a predominantly african- american movie theater. three officers were inside the theater verifying ticket and another was outside the theater. they were showing the movie "the butler." she said she filed a complaint because she has never seen a response like that before. people felt that with an overwhelmingly african american audience that the three police officers to guard our entrance and exit is very suspicious. , the realatement

entertainment group said it experience -- it routinely has extra security for sold-out crowds for the safety of staff. >> he said the he never thought it would be easy, but he never expected it to be harder to play ball at the college level. >> on the football field, numbers matter. but for middle tennessee university state freshman stephen roach, the no. 12 could keep him from realizing a dream. >> i thought it would be an advantage, but it did not turn out that way. >> for the last five years, he has worn the uniform of the united states marines. during that time, he joined recreational football league on base. everythingried to do i could to get to my goal. tothat determination led

ntsc you. but not long before he put on the number 49, his path to realize that dream was blocked .y the admissions trex they said he could not play this year and would lose two years of eligibility pick as the 12 games he played were over the course of two years. >> it actually counted as organized competition because there were game officials, and -- etc. >> i could understand if he accepted money, if he was on tv and all of that stuff. but he was a young man who was serving our country. >> they got back some of his eligibility, but there still remains the question of whether he will ever play a down this season. on the practice field, though, he remains determined to score one of his dreams.

>> i've just got to keep pushing as the one going to play. -- as though i'm going to play. >> they said they have reviewed his case and will continue to work with the university. the coach would like to see him in the season opener on the 29th of this month. still to come, an update on the condition of a 7-year-old who was shot saturday night while playing outside. >> a new reward is being offered to try to solve a five- month old murder. >> new details about the suspect in this smart phone street robbery. how they troll for target. >> getting revved up for the new school year.

>> you are watching tv 11 news at 5:00 p.m. with stan stovall and donna hamilton. the insta-weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. at 5:00 p.m.ws continues now. >> 5:03 p.m., details about a suspected robbery ring shows how vulnerable your smart phone is two feeds. to feed. >> debris of the suspects are considered juvenile, one is an adult.

spent a lot of time lately employing -- imploring the public to keep their phones out of sight, because charging documents in one of the suspects charged shows just how much the phones are sought. >> 32 the house have been arrested in the last few weeks in attacks like this one on august 2 on a jogger in the park. she was stopped by two groups of males in two different vehicles who demanded her phone. they did not succeed at first member proceeded to go after her again. after they realize they did not have their -- her cellphone, they got out of their vehicles and chaser on foot until they were able to surround her. me suspect demanded, give the phone line going to kill you. she gave up the phone and the suspects fled. another incident involved

stealing cars along a certain court or on its three. the goal was to mug as many people as they could in a certain amount of time. they were caught because they were talking on social media about what they were doing. they were connected to at least 18 robberies. and police say, several more in the southeast district. two carjackings are also on the list. police are suggesting the stolen funds may have been treated for cash at an electronic recycling machine, a popular in malls. carter, the 21-year-old suspect is now charged and being held without bail, has been arrested nine times as an adult. in june, he pleaded guilty to selling drugs. his jail sentences were suspended. at some of thek

other stories we're following. a child was shot while playing outside on saturday night in east baltimore and is in stable condition. police say was a triple shooting. two other victims, adults, were taken to the hospital and are also in stable condition. so far, no word from police on suspect or a possible motive. a cash reward of up to $2,000 is being offered for more information on a murder that happened on march 3 of this year. authorities say they put out this sketch in the hopes of locating the person responsible for stabbing to death a woman in the 3100 block of milford ave. this afternoon, the victim's mother spoke to the public. need the public to come forward with information you may have. i need your help. suspecte say, the responsible for the victim's

death is considered armed and dangerous. >> some students start their school year toy. the remaining carol -- remaining counties in maryland start next week. complication this morning -- an annual convocation this morning. the 2013 catholics will convocation. >> this is a day of encouragement, a day when we -- when we invoke the holy spirit and when we get the new school year off to a lovely start. >> 1500 educators gathered before school starts to get ready for the new school year, featuring awards and inspirational speeches. we go out and we visit. as theot the same dynamic energy of having close

to 2000 people who come together with the same purpose of educating children and sharing the crossbow. >> -- the gospel. oh, no, theve that, summer is over feeling. you come here and use the energy that they bring. >> i think the opportunity to gather together and meet new people and reconnect with those you've met before engages the community. our school is part of a larger system. >> the arch diocese is expanding andrams like the montessori spanish immersion classes. as well as students with disabilities. >> i hope they really understand the incredible impact

they have on the lives of the children's they serve. -- of the children they serve. >> school begins august 26. >> a controversial measure get the green light from governor chris christie in new jersey. alex wright -- >> alex rodriguez has filed a grievance over his medical treatment. the reason behind the decision.

>> thousands of classified documents to wiki-leaks could be censored as soon as today. the army pfc bradley manning

could face 60 years in prison. he was facing a to 90 years for its convictions on 20 counts. the defense says any prison term should not exceed 25 years. >> in new jersey today, governor is banning sexual conversion therapy for minors could is championed -- for minors. it is championed by those who believe it can have an effect on sexual identity. chris christie said he believes people are born gay and that it is not a cent. sin. brown spent three years in the senate before losing an election bid. and he says he could bring a

different perspective to presidential politics. >> espn is reporting that ogs rodriguez will file a grievance with the new york yankees over his medical treatment. he says the team president told a surgeon he did not care of the third baseman was never able to play again. the yankees have dismissed the claim. major league baseball will cure that. pins on top of a-rod's appeal on his -- will hear that grievance on top of a-rod's appeal on his 200 and game suspension. continue to threaten homes. totemperatures are headed warmer in the mid-atlantic.

>> the latest on the perjury trial of a baltimore city police officer accused of lying about being shot while on duty in a downtown parking garage. plus, more details on the home improvement project in anne arundel county when a man died.

>> the massive fire in idaho

that has been burning since august 7 has now scorched more than 200 structures. crack is more evacuation orders are expected. >> more evacuation orders are expected. >> this bernard eri is part of 100,000 acres that have been chewed up by the beaver creek fire, in number than continues to grow across the region tonight. of the western united states is on fire right now could have the 34 wildfires are raging in 11 states, scorching 800,000 acres and growing. the most severe continues to be the beaver creek fire, which has forced many from their homes and threatens many more structures in the mountains of idaho. .> this is the biggest fire >> and the biggest response.

iran 1200 firefighters are in the air -- around 1200 firefighters are in the air and along the ground. but at this point, it is not good enough to contain the blaze, especially with winds at 30 miles per hour. >> the most important thing to work out -- watch out for our to watch out for are sparks. >> this community is using every weapon they can in another desperate fight. the battle is clearly far from over. >> it is amazing to think that only one home has been swallowed by the franc -- the flames. >> in west baltimore, reports of a cutting with multiple victims. >> there are numerous police vehicles at this location where they had several victims

involved in a cutting at this location. they are saying it is either cutting or aggravated assault. baltimore police had a description of the suspect. they are in the process of going to a location to try to apprehend a suspect. as we get more information, will report. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. temperatures running way below normal levels for this time in august. it's over i would be 85. just 76 as the high today. as thecomes together sixth consecutive day with cooler than normal temperatures. recordhis day with a high and a record low in 1958. downtown baltimore is the warm spot in our region.

stephenville at 75. western maryland is not much cooler than we are. it is a hint that warmer air is beginning to work in out of the ohio valley, pushing through the mountains to our west. it will eventually make it to our region, pushing temperatures back to normal in the next two or three days. the dewpoint levels will be rising. the higher the dewpoint, the more muddy fields. -- the more moisture is in the air. so far, all quiet on hd doppler around of the baltimore area. some ofuds and maybe fog around midnight. light and with variable winds overnight. tomorrow, high pressure will be

strengthening. still some clouds around the region. it has produced very heavy thundershowers activity. activity comese in, let's cloud cover, higher temperatures, more humidity, summertime returns. tomorrow, partly cloudy skies. by wednesday, more humid. may be some isolated storms to our south and west. on thursday with heat and humidity here, limited shares over the great lakes, indicating a cold front is pushing into it. that is our best chance of showers and storms, thursday. by tomorrow, near 80. sunrise at 624 a m the waves will be under a foot. the water temperatures at the harbor, 78 degrees.

to pop up intart the rounds on wednesday and continue into thursday. partly cloudy skies and warmer and more humid for a couple of days. at ocean city, clouds and showers and great beach weather on tuesday and wednesday. cityemperature at ocean ranges from 69 to 73 degrees. muggyorrow and a warm and 88 on wednesday. scattered storms may be through the area. it will turn cooler and less humid for friday and the weekend looks great. lots of sunshine both saturday and sunday. >> nearly 100,000 light bulbs are being recalled. electrify the entire

lampe and it poses a shock hazard. they were sold on line between 2012 and this past may for $15 to $30. if you happen to have a dimmable using it rightp away. you can go to wbaltv.com for more information. $634nwide, an average of is spent on school supplies. that is great for the economy, but it is a predictor of the holiday season coming up. shopping is not just in stores anymore. >> there is a preference for stores that allow flexibility for shopping online, picking up in the store, shopping in the store and having it sent home. >> social networking and accessible website also play a big role.

to the department of legislative services, two tax- free time frames are estimated to reduce general fund revenues by a total of $5.2 million this fiscal year. that second tax-free time frame is over three days in february and applies to the energy star products. eck the family insurance policy. students who live off campus may not be covered under their parents, homeowners, or renter's policy. if that is the case, a student will need to get his or her own renter's insurance. going toent is now college more than 100 miles away without their car, the institute recommends that parents contact their insurance agent because they may be eligible for a discount. devices that connect to the web

means that internet providers are facing a traffic jam. it happened on college campuses and libraries, and even in the home. haveded internet pipeline more access, but at home you probably only need one. the problem is, will you be charged for expanding infrastructure to stay wireless? >> bills can add up pretty quickly, but one lucky fresh been avoided the cost of tuition, but just not the way you might think. the students turned an entire semester of tuition with that one shot. now a freshman has a story to tell. there was no maryland jackpot winner in last week's millions -- many millions drawing. those tickets are each worth a cool $250,000. the tickets were sold at utah

markets and dobie food markets. there is no word yet on who won. the winning numbers were 7, 13, 26, 36, 46, and the make of all of 37. closing arguments begin tomorrow in the perjury trial of a baltimore city police detective. prosecutors claim he shot himself in a downtown parking garage in order to get workman's comp. >> [indiscernible] >> it is the first interview with prince william's the birth of his son, prince george.

>> prince william is speaking out for the first time since the birth of his son, george. >> he also talks about the moment that he and his wife catherine brought their son out of the hospital into the media frenzy. i think it was more shocked. i was on such a high anyway. we were happy to show him off to whoever wanted to see him. as any new parent knows, you are happy to show off your new child and claim that he's the best looking or the best child. the decision to drive off with nerve wracking for me. -- >> the decision to drive off was nerve wracking for me.

but that was something you are determined to do. >> we have all grown up differently than other generations. when you cannot do it it yourself. i think my driving your side and your wife away from hospital is really important to me. it reminds me of my brother or me when i was younger, i'm not sure. .e's doing very well i did the first nappy. badge of honor. quickly,ing quite actually. he is wriggling around of lot. she's doing a fantastic job.

>> he said the only legacy he wants to leave right now is to sleep more. savingassionate about endangered animals in africa. africas to sustain the he saw a young boy. and he wants to pass on a passion for rare animals the way his father did for him. >> here is what is coming up on 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> investigators are trying to figure out why a trench collapsed onto a construction worker. >> a guilty plea, but no prison time for the man who was -- who admitted to a cannibalistic killing. >> and a hertford county teenager who was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy over the weekend, tonight we're learning more about the teenager and from his father.

>> live, local, late breaking, this is 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> our big story tonight, a home-improvement project turned into a horrifying accident. >> one man died when the trench he did was working in collapse. >> it happened in the 1000 block of late at seventh. emergency crews recovered his body a few hours ago. >> i just spoke with a fire official who said it was an emotional, difficult process, not only for his co-workers, but rescue workers. it took them three and a half hours to pull the victim's body out of the trench. he was hired a contractor. the dirt around the trench collapsed onto him. worked to recover his body. the man was 25 years old. officials said there were other