captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> smash and grab than the target is mother's dropping off and picking up their kids from daycare. >> why did you have to shoot that many times? >> authorities in baltimore city investigated police involved shooting leaving one man dead. first, a guilty verdict in the case of a veteran city police officer who shot a cadet airing a training exercise. >> he critically injured ramin gray back in february and the verdict was guilty for reckless endangerment is not guilty of second-degree assault. david collins has been following the developments all day and he filed this report from towson. >> let's not make this man a criminal for an honest mistake. they say it's outrageous to consider what happened an accident. it took the jury about an hour to find him guilty of reckless endangerment. he faces up to five years in

prison for shooting and critically wounding a little -- police recruit raymond gray at the rosewood center in owings mills. he meant to draw his simulation weapon instead he drew his revolver and he said it was intended to teach them to not propagate by doors, windows or always because doing so potentially puts you in the line of fire. he contends that they routinely keep live weapons with them during training exercises. >> there is nothing that has come out in seven months and i've been involved to suggest it was anything but an accident. accident implies it is something that no one had any control over. get complete control over what happened that day and it was only because of his actions at this injury happened. >> sometimes crying, his voice strained and full of straw emotions.

i immediately realized it was the real weapon, it it makes a very distinctive sound. he said he summoned a fellow trainer to the scene and instructed them to comfort him while he went outside to call 911 because of poor cell phone service. his testimony contradicted others at the scene. they agreed to split the time carrying a sidearm for security reasons and he said there was no such agreement. he purposely pulled his live weapon earlier in the day to demonstrate how a round was in the chamber and a cadet oinked he pulled a live weapon and testify he said -- do. muscle memory. the victim did not testify. he is recovering in an out-of- state brain injury facility. >> the mind is an issue until therapy runs its course. >> eight carries a five-year prison term and sentences scheduled. david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a man shot and killed by

baltimore police in northeast baltimore. it happened after the suspect dragged an officer with his car. lot of unanswered questions about what led up to that deadly encounter. ki rejoins us from police headquarters with the latest. lot of newed a details during the late afternoon police conference. the man shot had a lengthy criminal record. because of something called a law enforcement bill of rights, they have not yet interviewed the officer who fired the shot. tonight, they are questioning the deadly use of force. >> i have no clue what's going on. antonio is his cousin, the man shot and killed at the corner of minnesota and shannon drive wednesday night. to police, he had crack cocaine in his car when

they saw him roll through a stop sign and pulled him over. driver,talking to the he notices suspect was extremely nervous. the officer on the driver side stepped away from the car and he started the vehicle and drove off. >> during a news conference, they explain the officers got caught up in the car and was dragged for several blocks before the officer opened fire. >> we do numerous traffic stops every day of the year and the average citizen always cooperates. very rarely do you have one that drives off with an officer fighting for his or her life. >> he was most recently convicted on a drug-related case in 2004 and they called the case an active investigation that will likely last several weeks. he recently got his trucker's license and was returning from getting food with his 19-year- old daughter in the car. >> he loved his family and friends.

he was a people person. understand why this had to take place. this should have never happened. >> the officer was released from hospital and is expected to be ok. his 19-year-old daughter was not injured. kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. the secondating homicide on reisterstown road in two days. they found 35-year-old frank hopper shot in the stomach who died at the hospital. we are told they are currently interviewing with they call a person of interest. another 11:00 tuesday night in the 3700 block and in that case, a 25-year-old was fatally shot. >> we have learned a towson gynecologist has been temporarily barred from practicing medicine. they took emergency action and suspended his medical license

after an investigation found that he allegedly used in distributed drugs, had an affair, and had images of female genitalia on his mobile phone. he previously worked at two hospitals and a scheduling hearing is stated with the state board october 23. a federal air marshal arrested accused of taking cell phone photos underneath the women's skirts as they boarded a plane at the national international air or. it appears he's from maryland. he was on duty assigned to a southwest flight when a witness noticed him taking the pictures and it's recorded he admitted to the crime and he is charged with disorderly conduct. the tsa is assisting in the agency says they are in the process of suspending or terminating his employment. theate two of the strike at port of baltimore. longshoremen demanding changes to their work contract. they planned an arbitration

between union reps in the trade association for tomorrow. they bring in 30 million tons of cargo every year. don't worry, your vacation is safe as cruise operations are still up and running. government reopened this morning at 316 day shutdown. hundreds of thousands of federal workers are back, job -- are back on the job. nightasures assigned last by president obama is just a temporary fix funding the government through january 5 began raising the debt limit until february 7. the leaders of the newly established budget conference committee kicked off talks this morning. is to get the debt under control, to do smart deficit reduction and to do things we think and grow the economy and get people back to work. >> the president said it hurt u.s. credibility and a slick -- and inflicted unnecessary pain

on the american people. according to standard & poor's, the cost to the economy was about $24 billion. many of the federal employees who returned to the job are celebrating. back to work means getting back to getting a steady paycheck. >> at our house it was like winning the super bowl so a lot of cheering and jumping around. >> as for the back pay, that money will start showing up next week in their october 25 paycheck. the deal passed also paves the way for a one percent cost-of- living raise in january, the first in three years. >> nearly 7000 social security employees furloughed when asked to work. the also trickled back into community like going back to work and that is really for the owner of this puppet woodlawn. woodlawn. pub in

.ttendance had been down 70% >> no one will come in here at the end of 15 days and order team lunches. that is money lost to us forever. recent poll found about one third of the population felt personally affected by the slowdown. >> no surprise it did some damage when it comes to the public's opinion of lawmakers. a new poll released shows the overwhelming majority of maryland voters are concerned about the effect of a government shutdown and the economy. just 13% said they were not concerned. it also revealed a decline in president obama's approval , down six percent since january was still 58% of marylanders approving of the job the president was doing. reopening of the government means the panda cam is back. they went back online this morning, not without a few

hiccups because of the volume of interest but you can take a look. they actually look like a baby panda now i citizen thing pete-- instead of something pink and weird looking. >> so far, an estimated 15 million americans have logged onto health care.gov to learn findabout plans only to the system is down. they say the poor design of the website may e flawed. what should be simple tasks like logging in our creating major headaches for many. >> in terms of appearance, it's really pretty. in terms of performance, it looks like the people who built this had never built a commercial database software application before. governor o'malley says the

issues could continue for as another month and a half. is decemberdeadline 15. more detailed information online about the healthcare exchange. try our calculator to compare answers tod frequently asked questions. clicked on the top of our website, wbal-tv.com. >> i'm george lettis. coming up, why day care centers across howard county are on high alert. >> newly released video of the moment the mall in kenya came .nder attack a closer look at frightening images. >> associated with the cold front. how this impact the seven-day forecast coming up.

>> new video has emerged of the moment that the militants attacked the mall in kenya. you can see people running and diving for cover as the gunman begins to open fire on the crowd. the somali militant group al- shabaab has claimed the sponsor ability. thieves and grab purse are back to work at howard county and this time the targets are moms at daycare. george lettis is live in ellicott city with an explanation. >> they believe they are the same thieves involved months ago in this area and they are taking advantage of the 60 seconds or so that moms use to get on the car into the daycare to drop off

their kids. >> i have twins. >> the taj is like so many of us with a career and kids in daycare. >> i get them in as quick as possible and leave because i have to be to work out whatever and i am guilty sometimes of just leaving my purse in the car . >> this is the kind of target they have been feasting on lately in howard county and on wednesday, they struck again watching women drop off their kids at daycare and leaving their purses in the car. >> i always take mine in with me. for that very, reason. we have a higher level of awareness now. >> they believe the same thieves are responsible for a number of smash and grab thefts. on wednesday, four reported thefts in three daycare centers and outside of a ymca gym.

the director this montessori school is doing what you can to stop it. on the doorsign notifying parents to not leave valuables in their car and we talked to all of the parents and let them be aware of it. we are walking around the school every 10 or 15 minutes always looking out and being aware of what's going on. >> will this change your habits at all? >> it will. you become a victim, contact your bank immediately because in previous cases they are using stolen checks to drain bank accounts and they take longer to get through the system. live at police headquarters in howard county, george lettis, wbal-tv 11 news. announced her era education policy proposals this morning including making pre-k open to all four-year-old

children as well as three-year- olds to increase state funding for afterschool and summer programming and to improve access to childcare. she says it's a major priority to close the income and diversity achievement gap. meanwhile, anne arundel county school officials say they are doing more diversity training or teachers, administrators and parents after concerns were raised by a racially biased test given to hundreds of students. a diversity training session for parents was already planned long before the intelligence test came to light that they admit there is a need to expand this systemwide. it is realize that important and it really consists of all types of different cultures. what experience did you have growing up and what beliefs do you have that may affect how you treat others?

collect something is missing. that is evident. >> it is reported the test was handed out without the knowledge of the school's principal land an investigation has been launched. your 11 insta weather plus forecast with tom tasselmyer. unseasonably warm pattern is about to end with a front moving through as we speak knocking temperatures back to normal and we will go back alone normal so get set to see a bit of a transition in the weather pattern. 75 that the wia and that was almost 10 degrees warmer than normal. 58 but continuing to get cool before morning. almost 1/10 of an inch of rain was showers moving throughout the year work bringing us to seven and a half inches total for october, five .6 inches above normal rainfall. showers just about over on the western shore of the day. they will clear the eastern shore and northern delaware in about an hour or two.

in oakland, to 43 prosper. 50's as close as hagerstown. lowerkind of mild on the eastern shore with the front moving through and when shifting by morning, ranging from 46-54. this is the first in a series of fronts that will change the weather pattern a bit. the next one coming through saturday evening drops us even further on the thermometer and 70 chilly air out of canada starts to invade the eastern united states over the course of the next seven days. day, cooler side. more clouds than sun but dry during the day. widely scattered showers may come through on the evening but sunday looks beautiful again for outdoor activities, classic fall weather. 65-70 tomorrow with wind out of -- out of the west with

a small craft advisory on the bay. a two foot shop in high tide at 6:27 a.m. 50's goingin the into the weekend and maybe scattered showers. eastern shore locations not as cool but certainly a change in the atmosphere. 60's tomorrow, 70 saturday. coastal areas with a nice day tomorrow. the shower threat saturday is really not until the evening and sunday looks pretty nice on the coast as well. late afternoon start, 50's at .ickoff most of saturday dry, but a sprinkle possible in the evening. 50's wednesday and thursday. >> the night is still young. and jimmy fallon go

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>> round one between the ravers and steelers is now just days away. first place is not on the line like we have grown accustomed to, and does not mean the stakes are not incredibly high. we could almost say for certain that a win over the steelers would all but lower the boom on their playoff chances. the focus has been finding an answer to those running games.

there is no telling if or when. thank goodness we're playing well in the red area. we are playing well in third down. going to be a top-five defense until we keep giving up four out whether it is of six. it has been nothing shy of a nightmare houston has lost four

straight. in the process, it has become the least popular guy in town, so unpopular he was grossly booted the last game at home injured at the plate. instead, the texans will start case t them, a local product from the university of houston. a spirited debate on my radio program. whether or not baltimore needs a new arena and whether or not they could support an nba or nhl franchise. they seem kind of random but not so. a major sports franchise from washington traveled up the parkway to play in a 51-year-old baltimore arena. the wizards called at home once upon a time when they were the bullets. a solid crowd tonight, third quarter, washington showing some

good preseason ball movement and they find him back in the quarter here for three and leading washington with 14 we stand the third quarter and a big night for baltimore's own carmelo anthony draining the three here. final, beatinge washington and over 12,000 turned out to the arena for the game. game six right now at fenway coming up on saturday and it looks like boston could advance to the world series if they can hang on tonight in detroit. due to network restrictions, we cannot show you the moving pictures. game six of the nlcs between the dodgers and cardinals set for tomorrow night in st. louis. acc a big week for football. maryland trying to get to two marquee national acc showdown is number three climbs and hosting lord a state. there was also a good atlantic

coast game tonight, an appetizer, 10th raked miami and chapel hill. the tar heels buying for a colossal upset in the first quarter. he finds him with a lot of open space. he finds a lot of green and it would be seven the six tar heels at that point on looking for a big upset in chapel hill. their quarter, making move. a blocked field goal here. he returns up for the score and a back and forth acc classic. inrth quarter, seconds left the game and going for the win, dallas crawford, this is one of the scores and it will put them up and they hang on to win, 20 7-23 over unc.

>> a beautiful night. >> was it? ok. the skies will clear up nicely. back to 70 with another front coming through in the evening and getting even cooler next and, a gradual chilling highs in a 50's low in the 30's and potentially our first frost coming up thursday morning. >> be prepared. >> ok. toni

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