as ann collins reports, soon we will see the company's first volt electric cars on the streets. >> reportergovernor o'malley checks out the new bolt. general motors manager excited. >> on an electric charge you get 40 miles and then the engine regenerates that and you get another 300 miles. >> reporter: in january the company announced it would create hundreds of jobs and will invest 323 million more. >> these new jobs might seem small in number, but this is the beginning. this is the down payment. this is about jobs tomorrow. >> we have got to work every single day to save jobs, create jobs, improve the conditions that allow us to make the transition into this cleaner greener economy. >> reporter: earlier it was announced it would be made here. today they announced they are making another component but they won't say exactly what it is. gm says it is making its investment here because it has a good -- with the union. one says he loves this environment. >> we stop is line, we fix it immediately if there is something wrong. the people have more hands on control of the product as it comes out

collins, and jerome williams. testimony will resume on monday. >> the race for the state's delegate seat in anne arundel county has taken a controversial turn. it's all over who can participate in a community parade. >> stephanie hodges is a republican candidate in the democratic-happy 32nd district of anne arundel county. she was campaigning near anne arundel mall on friday. organizers told her candidates could not be in each parade, only elected officials. >> i do not have the financial resources. that is why i am here on a friday evening. >> she thinks they are playing politics. >> it seems they are trying to keep republicans out. there are all sitting delegates as democrats. >> they say the no-canada will has been in place for 20 years. >> it has nothing to do with politics. >> a former delegate told us "my recollection is that i participated in the parade." another republican candidate -- today, the parade had the upper to the to present the growth rules, and they have been consistent. >> they may have -- that might have been the case, but i was able to participate last year. >> the parade is not a political

anne arundel county. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> double-team insta-weather- plus with tony pann and sandra shaw. >> well, they got have that right. i am john collins. we's look at the situation have right now. the yellow and red areas are the areas of most intense rain. we are seeing less of this than we had earlier. believe me, there's still a lot more out there. the map is so busy that it is hard to find baltimore i kind of put this yellow circle right about where the baltimore beltway is. the heaviest rain at the moment is in western harford county, the southern half of the city, down into northern anne arundel county, and a little slug or rain here as well. i want to take the radar of the picture and -- off the picture and add satellite imagery. we are all cloudy. let me pull the view out of it. surprisingly, down are not ocean city, they had a few breaks and the clouds -- down around ocean city, they had a few bricks and the clouds with the sun came through. baltimore is in the middle of this. let's get to the main computer very quickly. there is a stream of moisture coming up. you can see it popping up, channeling up from the tropics. you ca

collins has a quick look at the forecast on this friday. >> a touch of fog out there this morning. 90-minute delay at queen anne's and kent counties.pre-k for queen anne's. watch the fog this morning. there could be some dense patches out there. it will burn out and then it will get hot and humid. >> thank you. a howard county family has filed a lawsuit against the school board pick what they say the otect theired to presvent child from police. >> the howard county school board is not talking about the lawsuit. the family is suing for two counts of gross negligence. there are serious allegations, according to the suit which was filed tuesday. a sixth grade student at patapsco middle school was bullied by a group of students beginning in 2007. he suffered violence, including being stabbed by pencils and drumsticks, being pushed into lockers and other such acts. the issue of bullying has gone a lot of attention in schools around the country. baltimore cabbages help their annual safe school conference and touched on the issue of how it affects their school and policies. >> we have a positive planning approach to problems such as bully

charles mcganey, gary collins and jerome williams all charged -ith first-degree murder f convicted, all three ace life sentences. in baltimore. john rydell, fox 45 nnws at 10:00. >> annnday. >> new information tonight. california judge has a partial verdict against a driver accused of killing rookie angels pitchernic adenhart. he is a native of maryland killee last year along with ttw others, when a drunk driver hit their car in california. a judge found andrew gallo ú%iity of driving on a suspended license ii ttat incidenn. a jury is still deliberating six othee charges, including murder in a sepaaate case filing. >> tooay the niversity of virginia held annall day event honoring yeardley love, cockeys vilnative killed at er oof today the school intrrduced initiatives in order to prevent another such tragedy from occurring. >> and disabilities advocates are applauding congress for passing legislation that eliminates the term mental retardation from fedeeal laws. it is called rosa's law, named for rosa maasleanna, 9-year-old withhdowns. family has been fighting to get rid of offensive terms. heart transplant that occurred during the blizzard months back. essexxman ton