a cecil county man goes from burglary victim to suspect. a man called police to report the burglary of his name and then tried to assault the deputies.

>> reporter: living just two doors down, brandon got pulled into the commotion saturday night. >> another cop came from this direction. about 15 minutes later they all came. this guy was still running down the road. >> reporter: that guy is frank roberts. police wer trying to investigate his 911 call about burglary at the 41-year-old's home. but the focus of the investigation quickly became the victim. police say roberts let his dogs out and one of them charged a deputy who shot at the pitbull to protect him spe. the deputy missed the animal, but the attempt alone set roberts off as he came to the officers with a wooden handle of an ax. >> as soon as that gunshot went off, i could see one of the cops back up in the grass. the other were yelling at him. i'm sure he picked up a wooden

dowel and threatened him with it. >> reporter: and they tased him? >> yes. >> he started coming at one of your officers. >> yes. assaulted one and attempted to assault another one and was placed into custody. >> reporter: back on edgewater avenue, his house remains empty, at least for at least one dog you can hear barking from the street. saturday night, decidedly a different story on this normally quiet block. >> everybody was looking and watching. >> reporter: roberts remains locked up in cecil county on two counts of assaulting a plomplet police said they -- police officer. police say he are still

investigating that initial call. baltimore police need your help identifying the people in the video. we want to warn you the video is grafnlgt detectives are investigating the video that show has man being beaten. police said the video was given to them last night. they are trying to determine where it happened f you have information about the videotape you're asked to call police. a glen burnie man is recovering after he was beaten by at least 10 teens. it happened outside a pizza shop on ritchie highway. >> reporter: police say it happened about 3:30 behind a season's pizza shop. the man, who was an employee, was out back by the dumpster taking a smoke break. that's when a man approached him. when he refused, the man picked up a piece of wood and hit the

victim. then others jumped in. >> it appears they were very young in age, about eight to 10 of them, 15, 16 years old. officers were able to make a quick arrest, arresting three of them. the individual who picked up the wooden object was charged as an adult. robbery, armed robbery and first and second degree assault. >> reporter: police are hoping that surveillance video and the public will help them identify the other suspects in the case. we'll have more at 6:00. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. baltimore county police are looking for these three men who he is say store a clash drawer from the giants supermarket. the man in the first photo distracted the cashier at the customer service desk while the other two men used something to open up the cash drawer. a customer said they saw what was happening and pointed it out

to the cashier. another person saw two of the men get into a green suv and took off. police are asking anyone who recognizes the men to call crime stoppers. that number is 1-866-7-lockup. in a few hours students and staff from towson university will gather for a vigil over two students who died over the weekend. ryan bailey died and also timothy coyer died. police say the deaths are not connected. the vigil begins at 8:00. police are looking for the driver who hit and killed ryan bailey and are asking anyone who might know something about the crash to give them a call at

410-307-2020. pleasant temperatures as the sunshine comes down. 69 in bowie. we've got the northeast at 65. stevensville 65. yes, temperatures running pretty comfortable out there and clear across the state with just a few clouds drifting i garrett county and a stray shower or two, the big weather has been much further to the south and west over texas, striking the dallas metroplex. that line holding a lot of strength as it creeps through northeastern texas. this evening in maryland, though, 60s, mostly clear and running mild. we'll have much more on the week ahead coming up. in democracy 2012 news, senator nancy jacobs stopped at several polling places hoping to win over some undecided voters.

she is hoping for the nomination for maryland's 2nd conditioningal district. harris voted at one school in cockeysville where he is seeking office. u.s. senator ben cardin worked the polls at the cross-country elementary school in his quest for reelection today. the democrat pick senator served 10 terms representing maryland's 3rd congressional district. well, those kentucky fans took to the streets last night after a big win. we'll take a look at the dramatic footage that followed. fires, arrests and a shooting. >> and how a man got more than a dozen puppies to safety from a burning home.

caught on video, a celebration turned into a riot in lexington, kentucky. students flooded the streets after the wildcats won the ncaa cheap. police say the gunman who ran into the crowd is still on the

loose. 300 officers with riot gear were sent out to deal with the crowds. a small plane crashed through the roof of a supermarket in central florida. dozens of shoppers were inside at the time. the plane cause and giant fireball in the aisle. the pilot and passenger are still alive but in critical condition but three shoppers were burned. >> one of the engines had flames pop out. it dropped out of the sky. >> the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash. more than 15 dogs and puppies were rescued from a smoke filled home. one was so small that it fit into the palm of a firefighter's hand. the cause of the fire is still

under evaluation and authorities are trying to figure out how many dogs were in the home. well, the job market is tough. what do you tell someone who's about to graduate from college. what experts say are signs they may be heading to the unemployment line. we'll take a look at a new survey that shows who has the freshest produce, best prices and the shortest line. it was like a red rash...

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soon to be college grads are on the homestretch with graduation day around the corner. soon the focus will switch from final exams to jobs. there is encouraging news for the class of 2012.

>> reporter: this year, college graduates can expect more job postings and higher salaries, but the job market is fierce. the average starting salary for the class of 2012 is $42,569 a career, up 4 1/2% from last year. there's also higher demand. for every entry level job opening employees received 33 applications, up from last year. what majors are in the best position to land a good job? engineering is number one, attracting the highest demand from employers and a starting salary of around $58,000. business and accounting majors are in high demafnltd employers are looking for degrees in computer science and economics, fields with the highest paying jobs, all with median salaries

above $40,000. don't be discouraged if you didn't major in one of those. other fields like education are seeing higher salaries than last year. the unemployment operate for mrns 25 and older with a college degree is 4.2%. if you include everyone, the unemployment rate is almost double that. reporting from new york. well, more consumers are paying their car loans before other obligations. that's according to a new study by transunion. people are apparently putting off mortgage payments and credit card debts to keep their cars on the road. 39% of consumers were late on their mortgage payments last year while only 9.5% were late on their auto loans. the car loans may ab priority because people need them to get to work and continue making money to triit pay for everything else. town for sale, party of one. this town known as buford,

wyoming could be yours. it goes on the auction block on thursday. only one person lives there. he tells "usa today," whoever buys it will move it into the 21st century. good luck with that. buford into the 21st century. humidity dry, 15% it. is one sunny dry scenario. maryland's most powerful radar showing all clear. kent island, here's our view from the eastern shore over the mighty chesapeake and warts are calm, a bright sunny scenario. look how many people are actually laying out, just taking in fresh air and some sunshine.

same deal further north in rehoboth beach. i'm telling you, it's going to be packed there soon. winds light. light winds and i think temperatures will drop off pretty sharply tonight but not the frost concerns of last night. temperatures mid-60s north of us. low 70s in frederick, d.c., with a little bit of a breeze off the chesapeake. to the west we have some active weather in southern west virginia. the big storms have been flaring much further south and west if you're watching any of the national news coverage that powerful storm impacting eastern texas. but across the east it's relatively quiet, mild air should push us into the low to mid-70s but increasing clouds will not allow for as much sunshine but, still, a relatively dry day tomorrow. as we look at the trend maybe a

hit or miss shower at most. looks like the main rain will stay south of norfolk, virginia. into thursday, the big change will be winds shifting northward. that will allow temperatures to cool. we may struggle to get out of the 50s on thursday and into friday. friday looks warmer for opening day. overnight 47, variably cloudy skies. 72 tomorrow. a sun cloud mix with a chance of a stray shower. tomorrow night down to 42. that north breeze will continue to come down the pike on thursday, make a struggle to get to 60, back to the low to mid-60s on friday. into the weekend with a warmup toward easter. sunday, a little xanax for the easter bunny. >> looks like he had a lot of chocolate. >> too much cof fine -- caffeine

or something. voters in wisconsin, the district of columbia and of course here in maryland have their say in the race for the gop nomination. tory dunnan joins us from washington. can you break down the three primary contests. voter turnout in maryland has been light. >> reporter: there's 95 delegates up for grabs between d.c., maryland and wisconsin. here's what's at stake for mitt romney. he's hoping for a big win in wisconsin. the next primaries are some three weeks away. so today you have romney out and about making his last-minute pitch to voters. >> there's plenty of time. get out and vote f we have a good turnout, then he'll become the person to receive the wisconsin delegates that i need to come on to become the nominee and finally take back the white

house. >> reporter: his rival rick santorum vowing to stay in. he is definitely considered to be the underdog today. he is not on the ballot in washington, d.c. this is all about delegate math. you have mitt romney with 571 delegates. rick santorum is behind him with 245. santorum is not trying to catch mitt romney. he's just trying to keep him from getting to 1,244 delegates. santorum said if he can stop him from getting there then this become has fight to the convention. >> so with newt gingrich and ron paul in the race, what impact is that having. >> reporter: when talking about newt gingrich and ron paul, any votes that go that way are votes

taken away from santorum. then ron paul says despite the numbers, he's going all the way to the convention essentially so he can have this platform to share his ideas. >> thanks for that live report. we'll have the latest coming up tonight at 11:00. coming up all new at 6:00, there's time for you to vote in the maryland primaries. hear what both parties think they need to do to sway you to vote in november. there are changes to the guidelines for pap smear tests. who does not need to get them. here's a preview of what's ahead on world news at 6:30. coming up on world news a super hero pulled over by limits tonight we revellet man behind the mask -- reveal the man behind the mask. i have never encountered such a burning sensation...

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stocks dropped after comments from the federal reserve saying they're worried about a slowdown in the hiring. the do you joaps fell 6 -- dow jones fell. in tonight's consumer alert, ever wonder what other shoppers think about their neighborhood grocery stores. consumer reports is out with the best and worst in the country. wegman's, trader joe's and publix were the best. walmart and pick and save were the worst. the common complaint, not enough

checkout lanes. you have two weeks before tax day. according to an organization called the tax foundation, on average about 29% of our incomes will go toward paying for federal, state and local taxes. critics of the report say the group has overstated the tax burden. higher gas prices have been good for the makers of more fuel efficient cars. general motors said in march the company sold 100,000 cars in the u.s. with miles per gallon over 33 miles an 30 miles per gallon. the ravens have new uniforms. game mi will have -- jamie will

have more. >> got jumped, about nine or 11 kids. >> a 31-year-old man said he was roughed up and robbed by eight to 10 teenagers. it was passed on to us by way of video. the video is as bad as it gets. it shows a man being beaten and robbed. police need your help. if you passed a polling place you wouldn't know this was primary date. let's get to news out of anne arundel. ritchie highway near season's pizza, a man is approached by eight to 10 teens. roosevelt leftwich tells us what happens next. >> reporter: it happened in the 5500 lock of ritchie highway. police said it's unusual for so many teens to attack one person. the reason behind it -- a cigarette. when they say smoking is