there is a major rally in miami today and appeal from his older brother. he wants what many people have been calling for. george zimmerman's arrest. >> reporter: protesters in miami came out to show support for trayvon martin. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> reporter: they are demanding justice for the unarmed teen shot dead in february after he bought a pack of candy. this man, george zimmerman said he opened fire in self defense after martin attacked him

punching him in the nose and banging his head on the concrete. trayvon's older brother told a miami affiliate he doesn't understand why the police and others accepted zimmerman's story as fact. >> it is baffling how people just take his word for it as if that's exactly what happened. and no question about it. >> reporter: the family points to this police video taken half an hour after the shooting. showing zimmerman with no apparent head wounds. a man who wants to be anonymous says the video doesn't tell the whole story. >> i saw george. he was banged up. his nose was swollen. >> reporter: miami protests follows one saturday in sanford. the floridwhere martin died. a candlelight vigil in fort lauderdale where his best

friend remembered him. >> reporter: trayvon's death has has demands across the country for zimmerman to be arrested. a family's worse nightmare came true. a father accidentally backed over his child while cutting the grass on his riding mower. the 9-year-old had her foot cut off. the girl is in serious but stable condition tonight at johns hopkins. they have not released the family's name. in baltimore county another tragedy. a 27-year-old army national guard member, who police believe served in iraq was found dead. he is a student at towsend and was found by his roommates inside his apartment yesterday. police don't know how he died but say it wasn't a homicide. state medical examiners office will do an autopsy.

another loss for the campus this weekend. a towsend university student is killed by a hit-and-run driver. 20-year-old ryan bailey was walking on york road near washington avenue when a car hit him and pushed him toward the sidewalk. investigators say he hit a grass embankment and tree root before coming to a stop. bailey was pronounced dead at the scene. incident happened before 2:00 saturday morning. by phone bailey's father said his son was a junior studying accounting. police are looking for an older model silver or white box-style car. a baltimore police officer shoot asman after he says he was threatened first. incident happened in the 2500 block of cattle avenue. happened around 1 11:00 saturday morning. officers started canvassing tire a yeah after a disturbance call came from the home a few

blocks away. the suspect ran. >> the officer went to apprehend the suspect. the suspect took off. suspect was taken to shock trauma. the officer was not injured. we had plenty of sunshine around the area. now we are seeing some rain move in. you can see spotty showers in baltimore and maryland. more showers to come through the evening hours and also through the overnight hours. temperatures 61 degrees. humidity 50%. you can see sunshine but most of our area is covered with a blanket of clouds. this evening temperatures going to be in the 50s. clouds fill in. showers here or there. we'll talk about it and time out the showers as you make your way into work tomorrow morning. what can we expect for the rest

of the pork week. we have a warm up in store. cars and suvs have been blazing up the roads but not in a good way. federal officials are investigating reports of engine fires in the 2011 chevrolet cruz and jeep wrangler . so far the fires have not caused injuries but destroyed more than six vehicles. national transportation safety board received reports of fires beginning while the cars were moving. a major supermarket chain is slamming the breaks on shopping carts with a ban on double coupons starting today. it is the latest and biggest threat to what is being turned into a battle between extreme cow phone folks. onmiller has the story.

>> reporter: today one of the largist super markets on the west coast says double coupons will be no more. they are not alone. major chains like krogher and cvs has been putting the squeeze on couponners making it harder to redeem the codes.

>> instead of having $10 off $20 they are increasing its to $30. buy-one-get-one-free, now buy three get one free. >> reporter: it is not just extreme couponners getting dissed. last year retailers went back on coupons they offered by 8%. customers redeem 12% more saving $4 billion. >> people are stopping to spend when things are regular price. they should wait for when there will be a discount. >> reporter: expiration dates are coming up faster. redemption periods have gone down 10% by 2007. jason bennett did away with coupons all together. >> i'm just getting coupons. >> that's a bummer. know what else is a bummer?

i didn't win, you didn't win. there is a possible of a millionaire moment. there is a winner from baltimore county. we'll tell you what we know coming up. >> plus ready for produce. 'tis the season for the farmer's market. we'll show you what you have to look forward to when we come back.

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>> i won $2. >> $4. >> nothing. >> reporter: there were a few who got close. >> i thought i was losing my mind. i thought i got that one. i got this one. i got that one. then i could not breathe. >> reporter: evelyn got four numbers. >> i didn't win the jackpot but i know the possibility is that i can win it. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the winning ticket sold around 7:15 a.m. the winter -- winner got one. a quick pick. it is the only thing they bought. >> i'm frustrated. i was like wow! it could have been me. >> reporter: it was that thinking that drove the megamillions to the world's highiest jackpot in history. >> it was $500 million. then on friday it was $600 million. it captured the dreams of america. >> reporter: next week the

jackpot returns to $12 million. far cry from $640. people here hold on to hope. >> you never know. it was a beautiful day out there today. plenty of sunshine. taking a look over the inner harbor gorgeous day to be out there if you are in young town, baltimore. however, the clouds quickly rolled in. look how dark it gets through the afternoon. those clouds will stick with us as we go into the evening hours. guess what? we have a little bit of rain. if you are headed out grab your umbrellas. pockets of heavy rain coming in northeast of baltimore. it is spotty. not everybody getting wet. that will will be the trend

through the evening hours. today we did reach a high of 62. it was so beautiful outside. normal was 59 degrees. overnight lows last night dropped to 45. little chilly last night. the temperatures stand at 61 baltimore. off the shore in easton 59. lower 60s into maryland and hagerstown town 62. winds just a touch breezy out there. the winds will be stronger as we go through tomorrow. we are getting a little bit of rain. because of a frontal system. once the frontal system passes tomorrow morning we'll see breezy conditions tomorrow afternoon. here's a look at the satellite and radar. clouds hanging tough. here comes the rain moving down from the northwest. you can see some more showers creating behind it. that will happen as we go through the evening and

overnight hours. spotty showers. everything will be out tomorrow morning. we'll stop it at 8:00 p.m. you can see a heavy line of showers moving through maryland. then it all quickly moves off the shore. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning we are looking at sunshine. we'll takethis trend all the way through tomorrow night. tomorrow night going to be chilly. it will be clear. patchy frost. tuesday still sunshine. tuesday afternoon maybe an isolated thunderstorm. that's all the rain that we have going for us tonight and maybe tuesday night. not too shabby. 47 overnight. spotty rain. chance continues for spotty rain overnight. tomorrow 60 degrees. that will be our high with that frontal system passing through. cooler but normal. rain gonby 7:00 a.m. we have sunshine but on the breezy side. it will be blustery tomorrow. temperatures 35. clear skies. look at your seven-day forecast. plenty of sunshine all the way around. 67 for your tuesday.

that's when we get return flow. we'll get a southerly wind and see temperatures at 67 wednesday, thursday and friday. lower 60s another frontal system comes through. next weekend looks great. >> thank you very much. fresh produce lovers rejoice. today baltimore farmer's market opened for the 35th season. shoppers can get fresh fruits and vegetables, bread, pastries and crafts. >> i love seeing fresh, locally groan small vendors and local artisans, local businesses. i want to support them. it is a great place to be. >> first reason we come down here is for the fresh fruits and vegetables. you can not get anything better than organtic here. at least everything here is fresh. >> i think it is great to support local merchants and

local growers. it is a great way to invest in your community and get something fresh and healthy. >> come out and have a great time. they have to offer everything you can imagine. >> don't worry. farmer's market is opened sunday through december 23rd. stay with us. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] for making cupcakes

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>> plenty sunshine. everything dry tonight. maybe a thunderstorm on tuesday. as for the rest of the work week and weekend all sunshine. temperatures in the 60s. >> we'll be back at 11:00. have a good night.

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welcome to maryland spotlight. did you know there were 6500 marylanders battling multiple sclerosis? joining me to talk about the battle and what we can do is emmy burton. you are ambassador for walk ms. this is personal to you. tell me your story. >> my mother was diagnosissed with ms when i was 9 years old. ms has been a big part of my life. i have another family member. my aunt was diagnosed with ms when i was five years old. >> i have two friends my age diagnosissed with ms years ago. it is something that i think should be raised with awareness. what is it like living with ms? >> a big part of ms, for a lot of people, is the fatigue. you can't just go out and go!

go! go! all day long. i took my mother shopping the day after thanksgiving. we had to take bres. >> it is taxing on the body. >> it really is. >> you have to take bathroom breaks a lot. when you got to go you got to go. ms society thinks about that when they plan their walks. there are lots of restrooms and break spots along the way. they tailor to the folks. >> you have been involved with walk ms how long? >> the first walk i participated in was 1995. i brought a shirt with me from the first walk. i walked on and off since then. >> tell me how this affected your life as far as support from walk ms as well as the national association. >> i really like participating in the walk. i like doing anything that

helps the community. ms society helps so many people that live with ms. whether it is moral support or it is giving them a ride to a medical appointment or providing them with a wheelchair or any medical supplies they need. walk ms is a big fundraiser for them. >> you have a big one coming up in april. >> april 22nd is annapolis walk. i'm participating in that one with my team. i have been a member of the elite feet club for three years which is for walkers to raise a thousand dollars or more. every dollar amount help. we were talking about it earlier, even $50 can pay for something so significant as a cab ride for medical treatment. >> people don't realize every little bit they can donate counts. $50 can be a cab ride round trip to a medical appointment.

maybe you can not donate $50. you can donate $10. if you donate $10 and four other people donate $10 there is a cab ride for somebody. if you can donate $10 and nine other people donates $10 that's a wheelchair for somebody. every little bit you can donate helps. if you decided to walk and you can rally your friends and family to just give $10 you get a bunch of people to donate $10 you have raised a lot of money. >> we want to get everybody involved. there is the website. walk ms maryland.org. there are other chapters. there is frederick, columbia, towsend. >> if you go to the website you can find a walk near you. >> best of luck to you and your family. emily burton thank you for joining us. >> thank you. i have a gift for you here. it is a bag for you. it is a walk ms bag and a button about supporting my

team. >> excellent. >> thk you. >> thank you for joining us. i'm kim knight on maryland spotlight. [ female announcer ] with xfinity,

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