attorney tried to end the murder case against him today, the judge in this case ruled that is not going to happen. after the prosecution rested its case the defense attorney argued that there wasn't enough evidence to support the murder charges and he filed a motion to dismiss. the judge disagreed and offer ruled the motion. >> this is not a situation where the commonwealth has to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. they have to have enough evidence, that is the judge takes the evidence in the light best for the state giving all the evidence and all the -- and so unless there is absolutely no evidence that would sustain a charge at this stage at the end of the prosecution's case they will let the case go forward. >> reporter: this morning several lacrosse players testified hugeley's teammates talking about his behavior before the death, behavior so normal they were prepared to

talk to him actt. a talk that didn't happen in the wake of love's death and the arrest. the defense's first witness testified if love's level at the time of the death was .14 then he said it would have been higher tan that in the hours before her death and she would have been acting erratic. >> for up to the minute updates first of all christian. he has been tweeting as it happens. we have built a timeline of everything that's happened inside the courtroom on the website. >> new police need your help trying to find a missing 13- year-old. here is a picture. corina ray parker was last seen yesterdayf. you have seen her you are asked to call police right away. now the latest on that gas

main break-in southwest baltimore that shut off service to hundreds. crews fixed the break but many don't have service. we are live with the latest. >> reporter: right now they are still going through the process of cutting off the gas to all the houses. they have come along very far with that. they probably only got a hundred or so to go. if you look behind me the gas main is fixed. you see the yellow things, the yellow markers, that's where the main was. that's where the water main break started that caused the gas main break that caused a lot of problems in the neighborhood. there is still work to be done. a lot of work that needs to be done. a lot of people are getting ready for what may be a long night. it's not always easy to deal with thing that are out of your control. first there was a water main break on monday. that brought in the city and now the gas main break that has

people dealing with that. it hasn't been a good week so far. >> i think -- i take a shower and nothing. you can't do nothing at all. no heat for your house or nothing. >> reporter: people in the block have been here for a lot of years. they say this is the second gas main break they have had in the past 20 years or so. sandra anderson was more put out earlier by the water main break. she said that was almost a disaster. >> how am i going to flush the toilet? i have no water. i took a trash can down here where the mainline was take -- pumping out the water and filled it with water and that's how i was able to flush the toilet. >> reporter: it'll be another day or so before the gas can come back onto every home. they have to make sure the gas

is off in every affected home before it can restart the line and then they have to go back to all 900 homes and turn it back on again. at this point, it's just time some say to hun connection r do. >> my husband for valentine's day heated up a big thing of water for me that. was my present. all in all its been good. i mean the guys have been great and we make do. >> reporter: now there is a whole process that has to be done here. after they get the gas off in all the houses they have to restart the gas line. after that is done, they have to go back into the 900 buildings affected cut the gas back on. because of the water main break some of the water got in to the gas line so they have to get the water out of the gas line l is a big process here. we are talking act something that may take until the weekend

before everybody is restored if then. we will have more on this at six. reporting live. >> all right. thank you. the city of baltimore has a new five-year agreement with a motor sports promoter for the grande prix. they tendedder contract with baltimore racing development after they didn't pay the money owed. the new deal includes protections to make suit city receives taxes and fees including a 10% admission an accusement tax. the final contract will be presented next week. the same sex marriage bill has passed a hurdle in annapolis. tomorrow the full house is expected to debate the bill. a panel of about 43 lawmakers voted to move the bill to full chamber. the governor said he is still looking for a couple of more votes in the house and that republican support could be critical. >> we are getting closer and i

think that more and more delegates are realizing that as other states have done we can protect religious freedom and rights and i hope we find the will to pass this as other states have done and ultimately the people will have their say on this. >> reporter: some opponents are worried it'll force educators to teach about same sex marriage in schools and threaten religious freedom for people who survive services for weddings. if the house and senate sign off maryland could be the 8th state to legalize same sex marriage. state lawmakers want to crack down on human trafficking so they are joining forces with a task force. a senator is among the lawmakers sponsoring bills to expand the definition of child abuse to include human trafficking, porn and prostitution. the bills would raise the fine

and crime to a felony for kidnapping a child under the age of 16. >> if you want to get serious about it we have to take the profit out of it and that means we need to take all of the proceeds from human traffickers. >> the maryland human trafficking task force was created in 2007. jerry san dusk you can costing penn state millions. the university said the scandal against him has run up a bill of $3 million this legal, consultant and public reactions fees. alumni donations, student tuition or taxpayer dollars aren't being used to cover the cost. well, another beautiful day. calendar still says it's february but it didn't feel like it. maybe change could head your way. let's check in with wyatt, look

at that first forecast. >> its been the tale of the season. we get a rainy day, then back into sun and the 50s. so nice out there now. i think you will notice the big difference by tomorrow night as rain is once again moving our way. i did say rain. we don't look for winter weather with the next system on thursday. winds out of the west, northwest, they shifted a bit. that dried the air column and temperatures didn't quite get to where they were yesterday. no mid50s on the map. most us were above 50 but for york and hagerstown. this evening through the 40s through baltimore. a few clouds, you would have to call this cool and pleasant weather by mid-february standards. we will talk act the rain, when that gets out and look to the potential of a weekend storm system, it's coming up. >> thank you. if you are falling short of your saving goal, the problem

could be your will power. more than half of the people who started 2012 with a big goal of saving more and paying down debt say the biggest hurdle is not enough will power. there are ways to boost thatself control. don't take on -- don't take onto much, tackle one financial decision at a time so you don't get overwhelmed. track your spending. seeing is believing. and lean on a support system. whether it's your family or friends, also avoid temptation and situations where you may spend like if you are sitting at the computer. some lexus owners have a reason to smile. jd power and associates said the 2009lexus is the most dependable car. that is continuing to improve. american made cars are narrowing the quality gap though according to a separate

survey many drivers still don't think that's true,. tonight new developments in the death of whitney houston. why the los angeles corner wants to [inaudible] and why her financial troubles may benefit her daughter. and those gas prices continue to rise the governor is moving forward. why he said his proposed gas tax is still necessary. and one on one interview with the out going school superintendent. those and more when we come back.

. we have new develop helicopters into whitney houston's death. the coroner wants to talk to her doctors and medical providers. why she may be gone her voice lives on in her music. now it's more popular than ever.

we have the latest tonight from los angeles. >> reporter: what killed whitney houston? the coroner's office wants her doctors and others to provide answers. they have issued subpoenas for records. they say it's routine but they found several bottles of medication in the hotel room. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: her god mother is set to sing on saturday at the new jersey church where houston first found her voice. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: that voice once again topping charts. i will always love is the number one best seller on i- tunes. 22 of the top 100 down loads are hers. >> she is one of the stars possibly worth more dead than alive which is sad but it's

probably true. . >> reporter: at her peak she was one of the most bankable stars in the world. her lifestyle was lavish. >> houses cost money, clothes, driver, all of that stuff and drugs of course. >> reporter: we have learned banks tried to foreclose on it would two of her homes. >> bobby christina can expect as much as ten million dollars in the next two years. >> reporter: profit that provide little comfort to her, having lost a mother she adored. her fans will get to see her funeral online. the associated press plans to live stream it. >> on friday 2020 will air a two hour special called one moment in time, the life of whitney houston. it'll take a look at her achievements and legacy as well as her battle with addiction. the special airs on friday from nine to 11.

>> now, maryland's most power of doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> very nice day. midpoint of february. we could see any different number of weather situations and this is about as good as it gets. temperatures comfortable. humidity 43%. winds northwest around five to ten. that shift in the wind today brought in dryer, cooler air, visibility unrestricted at ten miles an hour. we are scanning the skies, finding nothing. this will be the case tonight and into the early part of the day tomorrow. cloud wills increase by morning but no rain until we get past midday, past lunchtime even. the overall temperature pattern, the coldest of course in the high country, 47 at the beach. warm spot around the baltimore air. 52dullus and 50 at the naval air station. highs, shaving off about two or

three degrees from yesterday's numbers, the mid to high 50s. today that wind shift out of the northwest, 48 york, 50 wilmington and the state capitol checking in at 53. satellite, radar, showing basically not a thing this is a quiet weather day that we kind of like in the storm center. we get to relax before yet another rain maker. this is set to arrive, beginning tomorrow afternoon i think the best chance for a significant rain will come in later tomorrow evening. as we look at that thursday rain maker, the big question mark here is how much of the moisture will pass south of us and how much will come up into maryland and it's the same question for sunday. high press ire in control for tonight will keep us high and dry and very dry air at the surface as well. maybe tonight one of those nights you run the humidifier. we look at the future trend, from tonight in to the morning clouding up. chances for rain around 1:00

o'clock -- 2:00. a lot of moisture, down through virginia. some of it still could end up passing over baltimore, over southern and central maryland. at this point looks like a lot will be just south of us, maybe showers and we are done with this tomorrow. if this tracks further north that is going to mean a heavier, steadier rain. it'll all be rain. temperatures just to warm to support any winter weather. we are clear, dry and off to a great start on friday, sun, back into the 50s. just like today. overnight down to 35, clouds increase, chilly, thursday two degree guarantee, we will go 50, cloudy and breezy. rain developing through the day, showers lasting into tomorrow evening. the potential to be heavier if you get the bulk of that moisture tracking further north and into the state. check out the seven day forecast as we look ahead and find temperatures will run above average. mid40s will be normal. we are in the 50a's.

we still continue to watch sunday carefully because if this system were to make a unexpected turn instead of rain we could see snow showers and get a big storm. that chance is maybe at this point one in four. most of the odds and most of the models take that thing down south and give us some rain. >> okay. all right. counting on that one in four. >> we will wal-mart. >> thank you. >> june 30th will be the last day of the superintendent's job. his administration is now among the longest in the modern day history of school systems. we talked to him as he reflects on his time with the school system. >> reporter: he is known as a visionary and progressive leader, dr. hairston has served as superintendent of baltimore county. he was the first african american in baltimore county

and has the longest tenure, this is his last year and today he joins me with more on his career. thank you for being here. >> delighted to be here. >> let's talk -- let's reflect on the 12 years, what comes to mind as you think about those 12 years in. >> there has been rewarding 12 years, very exciting, more importantly, i think reflecting most superintendents and school systems, with over 100,000 students and a diverse population, rarely survive four or five-years and the fact that i'm one of those rare individuals who have benefited for 12 straight years in one school system, speak volumes to the level of support i received from the community special from our board, more importantly the response from our teachers, we have 17,000 employees in baltimore. again those wonderful children, 10 5,000 students and just

fantastic. >> and how did you face some of the challenges? >> the superintendent is one of those jobs where you are -- look like everything is calm on the surface and you are pad eling like crazy underneath. a lot of what i do is driven by a spiritual strength more than anything else. have you to have a strong sense of values and beliefs. i believe in education in particular in this country is driven by belief and values, people who believe strongly in traditional education and people who believe strongly in choice options, people who believe in private schools. baltimore we have a -- at least 33% of the population with children of school age who believe in public education and the baltimore schools. >> wow. so june 30th marks your last day and we wish you much continued success in your future and thank you again. >> thank you.

june 30th will be the cap of 43 years in education. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good to talk to you. >> great. >> he has a growing list of achievements including greater student participation and success in advanced placement. he leaves a system with a great reputation for the quality of its schools. congratulations. lots of people have a drink after a hard day at work of the now a new study says that glass of wine could have another benefit. why it could be the key to unlocking your potential. and why you may want to skip the medication the next time you come down with a sinus infection. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wet

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. in tonight's health alert the fda is warning that certainly medical practices, a type of drug used to treat cancer isn't the real deal. the fake ones label is in french. it doesn't contain a key ingredient to treat cancer. the real one the label is in english . it's not known if anyone in this country got the fake movement about 26.7 million people over 50 suffer from hearing loss. now a new study, found that only one in seven of them use a hearing aid. for working age adults 50 to 59 that number dropped to fewer than one in 20. researchers say the numbers

reflect a shortage of health insurance for hearing rehabilitation and a widespread belief that it's not that big a deal. in fact it is associated with falls, poor brain function and even dementia movement sinus infections are common and doctors often prescribe medication for them. a new study finds in most cases, they are not even necessary. washington university researchers followed 166 people suffering with infections, half were given a medication while the others just took a sugar pill. both groups also took over-the- counter medication for pain, cough and congestion. after about ten days, 80% of them in both groups felt better. most of us will get better without them, experts say after seven day itself s if you feel bad, have a fever ever 101 or higher it may be time for

medication. thinking about a glass of wine for dinner? a study suggests it may boost your creativity. people were given alcohol to reach a .05 level. they were then asked to complete a creative problem solving task. those who drank had a easier time solving the problem than some of the sober counterparts. interesting. we don't have to tell you this. you may have noticed that the price at the pump has been going up. >> to much on everybody. we are already -- suffering from the gas prices as it is. >> coming up, sounding off on the plan to make you pay sales tax on gas. and plenty of bad drivers on the roads but most can at least see over the steering wheel. what a police officer saw on the road in new york state.

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