asleep and awakened by a man wearing a mask and holding a gun. >> to quit thinking woman managed to get out of the house and iran and called 911. what happened after that is now in question. >> what we do know is that at some point, one of our officers shot a man that was in the home. he was taken to bayview with non-life-threatening injuries or injuries that appeared to be non-life threatening. the suspect, a 27-year-old man was told by the officer to drop his semi-automatic weapon. he refused and turned toward the officer who turned his gun on the man who was struck several times. >> it is standard procedure any time there is an officer involved shooting to have an internal review to make sure that all policies and procedures were followed and the use of force was justified.

>> we're told a second victim was inside the home at the time of the robbery. it is not yet known if there is any connection between the suspect and victim. more on this story coming up at 6:00. live in towns and, -- in towson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police said they had their hands full this weekend. there are investigating six shootings, three deadly. they addressed the media this afternoon at their headquarters downtown. they have announced that they have had no suspect in any of the homicide investigations. the first shooting happened on that friday night in southwest baltimore. the next coming 24 hours later on at bellaire in northeastern baltimore city. sometime saturday night into sunday, an unknown gunman opened up fired in west baltimore killing 27-year-old barnes. this is an uptick in crime, but

the public is no reason to be unnecessarily concerned. >> individuals who are associated with criminal activity do tend to stick to one another. there are cases of robberies and we look at those situations individually. >> police and have made an arrest in another shooting of a cabdriver who was shot and robbed at a gas station. police in hartford county researching for a man who jumped the counter at a bank and took off. it happened a long rivera drive friday evening. police have now released the surveillance picture of the suspect in black rimmed glasses described as a light skinned african-american male. no weapons were displayed and they're still on clear on how much money he made off with. if you recognize the suspect, called crime stoppers. >> the digital crimes investigators cross-examined in the military hearing for bradley

manning. he is accused of funneling classified information to the wikileaks web site while serving as an army intelligence analyst. the digital crimes investigator to estimated -- testified yesterday that he found other sensitive information on a computer he used. under cross-examination he said some of the cables did not match those published. he said the files were damaged, which could explain my the cables were not released. the mother climbs her son and daughter suffered from bullying to testify today. shawna sullivan and her husband are suing the city and the school district. they talk about how they did not stop of. >> about testifying against the harassment she cleanser's on faces, she says a boy, is special needs students, seemed to like going to school while

one role that glenmount -- while enrolled, but then complained about being hit and kicked. it filed a $1.30 million lawsuit against baltimore city and two principals who say they want the school to provide a safe environment for children to learn. >> we pray about it every night and tried to do everything we can protect our own children. the fact that other people have had similar issues and they support us in the action that we're going for. we're not doing this just for our kids, but it is for our kids. it is for the system to realize that you just cannot not do things and pretend it does happen. >> the sullivans' complained of bullying happened over and over again from 2008-2010. it also included experiences at hazelwood elementary. the teacher called multiple

times and would get on the phone crying and frustrated. she went to the school several times and one time found him under the desk. he said the children were making fun of him. she testified at other times he had marks on his face, back, and puncture wounds on his knee. >> the schools have to take a very assertive actions immediately to let the people know that there will not tolerate bullying. >> the psychologist testified on behalf of the family thinking he should have received specialized placement and he suffered depression and was i to aggressively. they're questioning the credibility of the sullivans' story climbing in interviews the boy reported that his father beat him and was trying to kill him. dr horton considers that an exaggeration by a young child. >> kids exaggerate when parents are being normal disciplinarians. if there was physical abuse, i am sure that would be caught very quickly.

>> the psychologist testified he had been put in the hospital for psychiatric care. the bullying at school caused him to act aggressively at home. >> the boat that had capsized in the chesapeake had been found but natural resources police to the search continues for the missing 25-year-old man that was on board. they found a boat in the 40-feet of water and are scouring the area for the 25-year-old tyler. another passenger, 46-year-old, died after being pulled out of the water saturday afternoon. >> so far, a pretty nice day. nabokov's are stark and -- starting to cloud.

30% chance for a few showers tomorrow. the best chance for rain on thursday, nice and mild with a high near 35. back into the 40's. we will check the forecast in just a few minutes for christmas weekend. >> the death of north korean leader kim jong il has been announced. more than one year since the news service to is beginning to transfer power to his son. we will see if he will have the backing of the elusive country's military and people. >> his health was in decline, but the death of a kim jong il still caught the world and the u.s. by surprise. >> the real question is what comes next. is that was sudden and it does that appear there was a firm plan in place for secession. >> reportedly transferred power to his son 15 months ago. the obama administration says

there watching developments closely to see how the army of more than 1 million reacts. >> we reiterate our hope for improved relations for the people of north korean and remained deeply concerned about their well-being. >> the stakes are high. >> north korea has nuclear weapons and we are worrying about who's hands them a fallen to. >> recently, and negotiations with china, they had made progress on efforts for north korea to suspend their uranium enrichment programs. senator dick lugar said a meeting with all the key countries, including russia and china, is critical. >> this is not simply a bilateral situation, but one in which the world is watching. china and the u.s. are the focal point, but others need the help. >> concern in d.c., but in korea-town, a sense of relief. >> he is running a country, not like running a restaurant, so

that is kind of dangerous. overall, it should be a good thing. >> reacting to his death as the world watches for north korea's next move. wbal-tv 11 news. >> you can see his life in pictures come a time one of his rule, and an interactive guide taking a look inside north korean history and nuclear investments on wbaltv.com. >> what can really say about last night's game? for one thing, it was not pretty. >> not at all. no doubt there would not agree. voice of the ravens gerry sandusky has more. is debacle too strong of a word? >> that brings accurate. that's however body feels. they clinched a playoff spot because the jets lost, things started to look up, but it fell apart from there. the ravens went from having

complete control of their playoff destiny to having to ride the winds of fate to see if they will have a homebuilder playoff spot. ray lewis returns after a toe injury but did not have the impact anyone had hoped for. after missing an opening drive field goal, capping the stock with a touchdown, 7-0. they did not force the chargers dupont a single time last night. ravens tied the game early in the second quarter, a pretty optimistic sign. joe flacco, a perfect strike. all tied up at 7. maybe here come the ravens and they are ready to take off. never happened. san diego ran off 27 unanswered points. dillabaugh rivers, malcolm floyd, beating the rookie on the play. this was just going south in a hurry. 24-7 and ravens forced to throw because there wereo far behind. a bad place to find yourself in on the road.

two interceptions that flacco would throw, four loss on the roads and knocking the ravens out of the top spot in the afc playoff picture. in major detour in the road to the super bowl. >> we got beat. simple. they played a great game. all i can say about them. they executed at a high level. it helps that they are a great team. needless to say, quite frankly, i am just giving them credit. they played a great game. our focus has to be on the grounds now. we still have a playoff and all that ahead of us. it is simple. we have to win now. >> they play the browns at home christmas eve, but first the ravens need some brotherly love. in san francisco beat the steelers, the ravens will stay in first in the afc north and can still get a playoff bye.

and they could fall out of place and on the north and would need a whole lot of help to get a home playoff game. >> we do need some brotherly love. >> literally. >> brother the love. >> that brings us to the ravens text question. they lost on the road, but they did a clenched a playoff spot for the fourth straight year. it is your ravens glass half empty or half full? send a text to this number -- 88509 "a" if half empty and "b" if half full. again, 88509. we will reveal the results on 11 news at 6. >> the fbi headquarters in d.c. are looking to move. some talk it could be heading to maryland. >> chronic pelvic pain and

frequent urination. it may sound like a bladder infection, but it could be a painful condition of which you have never heard. how to treat it. >> a family and the baltimore city police department desperate to solve a cold case more than five y

>> johns hopkins has named the new leader for their hospital. paul rothman will oversee all of the facilities. he is currently dean of the carper college of medicine at the university of iowa. the column a visionary leader with a deep understanding of the challenges facing health-care and academic medicine. he will join johns hopkins july 1st succeeding edward miller who will retire after 15 years as both dean and the first ceo of johns hopkins medicine. the next two quarters of the fbi could be here in maryland. -- the next headquarters of the fbi. they're looking to move to a central location. for the past 37 years, it has been based at the j. edgar hoover building but they're looking to move because of a number of problems.

the estimate that a new headquarters would cost $1.20 billion and would not be completed until 2020. senator cardin says things could proceed as soon as the funding is approved and there are several locations in maryland that would fit the qualifications. >> tonight, 40,000 pounds of ground beef being recalled in 16 states. a voluntary recall by tyson birds come a sample of the 80/20 beefed tested positive for e coli. no positive cases of human illness come in there should not be as long as it is handled properly. it does not look like although any of it was distributed here in maryland. it may feel like a bladder infection but it is not it is it painful bladder syndrome that

affects women, much more often than men. what is it and how you know you have that? that is in tonight's baum"woma's doctor." question is something was wrong when she felt like she had to urinate. >> i had to go about vermont, but when i did, nothing was happening. >> although it sounds like a batter in the election, it was not. it was a condition mercy medical center says it can be hard to diagnose. >> it is often described as a discomfort or pain in the bladder. that is not caused by any identifiable things such as infection or underlying pathology. >> he said there is no known cause but doctors believe a defect in the bladder mining may be to blame. >> one of the most commonly accepted theory is is where the

lining of the bladder is permeable, meaning it allows a person -- specific things to link across. >> chronic pelvic pain is one symptom along with the urgent need to urinate and frequent urination. they're relying on what patients tell them to diagnose the condition. >> can you see something that would say it would be this or that? >> it could possibly suggest that, and we could see possible hemorrhaging of the lining of the bladder. >> erica as managing her condition with medication and says she is doing much better now. >> i can drive and cars for a longer time. i can sit down and actually drink coffee and not feel the need to run to the bathroom. >> that is always good. besides medication, another way to relieve symptoms is to avoid spicy and acidic foods as well

as caffeine and soda. >> your 11 insta-weather + forecast with meteorologist tony pann. >> starting out with a nice day. tim badger got up close to 50 in the afternoon and clouds have been moving in. even a few sprinkles out there. we should settle back into the movingnd they are quickly from west to east. most of this is not hitting the ground. it 20 or 30% chance to run in three sprinkle in the will be out and about. most of the activities way out to the west, getting some clouds streaming into the mid atlantic. a big storm system in the southern plains producing very heavy snow in parts of colorado, new mexico, even into the panhandle of taxes. this will give us a chance for

rain, not snow, heading into the middle portion of the week. in between now and then, should be quiet. cloudy skies, is by chance for sprinkles, temperatures dropping back into the 30's. sun said about half an hour ago. during the day tomorrow, this is the dividing line between a chilly air mass to the north and a nice milder air mass to the south. 50's and 60's north of us. we will be on the fringe of both of those air masses in the 40's tomorrow. we will see the chance for a couple of rain showers and it could even be called up for some sleep. this will not be a steady rain, but hit and miss. the main part of the storm will be way off to the west along that front to give as a good chance for rain, i think, on wednesday. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies, 30% chance of rain with some sleet possible. big travel time of the year, so

we look around the country. rainshowers possible in new york with a high near 46. 38 in chicago. mix of rain and snow in the plains states. 51 in dallas. the only trouble spot west of there will be seattle. denver is going to pick up five or 6 inches of snow tonight, but during the day tomorrow, dry in the northern plains. los angeles has 65 for a high temperature. florida looks good. around 80 in tampa and most of the state will be dry. looking at the travel forecast every night for the rest of the week going into the christmas weekend. good chance for rain on wednesday, mild with a high near 55. winter starts thursday morning at 12:30 pm high near 46. friday, a chance for a chilly rain showers. still possible that we may end

up with a right -- a white christmas. dry christmas eve, but coming in saturday night into sunday morning, christmas day, a little storm off the coast. a chance for rain or snow with a high near 39. still possible. keep the faith. >> of the numbers are startling. more and more american adolescents have been arrested for -- >> why the numbers are growing and wine experts think needs to be done about it. >> another big fight on capitol hill and your paycheck could get smaller starting january 1st. i'm brian mooar in washington with that story coming up. >> it used to have some holiday shopping to do, you may want to consider a consignment shop. i'm kim dacey with that story next. next.

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>> nearly one in three people will be arrested by the time

they turn 23. a fairly big increase from the last time. >> criminologists say it is because there are more reasons to rest young people and they are more likely to get caught when they do break the law. chris clackum has the details. >> the last time criminologists looked at the arrest rate for americans 23 and a member was the late 60's and much of the country was alarmed that one in five were arrested at an early age. today it is one in three. >> it does not surprise me. >> this criminal-justice teacher at unc-charlotte did the study. he says there's an increase partially because there are more reasons to get arrested. >> there are zero tolerance policies. we have a top firm lost a bet

against drunk driving, domestic violence. -- we have a tougher laws against drunk driving. >> most of those who do wrong are getting caught. >> it has become more punitive. >> the study was done not only to alert parents but pediatricians. >> we want parents to be active in getting their kids to the pediatrician may be trained to see things that they will not, necessarily. >> young people usually feel more comfortable talking to a pediatrician even about behavior back to get them arrested. chris clackum, wbal-tv 11 news. >> super interesting story. >> but the numbers are scary. >> visitors at the national zoo will now enjoy these lovely giant pandas for years to come. >> with the donation of the names means for the future of the exhibit. >> the holidays are a time to spend with family, but one will

not get to do that with her son. she is asking for your help in a 5-year- she is asking for your help in a 5-year-