around 7:00 friday night, police found a man suffering from gunshot wounds near ashland and north montford avenue in east baltimore. he later died from his injuries. police say robbery could have been a motive in another friday night shooting. they say a 29-year-old man was wounded in the 5700 block of chinquapin parkway in northeast baltimore. at last check, he was in stable condition. police were called to the 1900 block of north collington avenue around 6:00 saturday night. they found a man shot in the back. he was taken to the hospital, and there's no word on his condition, but he is expected to be ok. 4:00 a.m. sunday morning, police say somebody shot at the front windows of a home, killing a 35-year-old man. no arrests have been made. police are still searching for clues and suspects in all of the cases. if you have any information on any of these cases, you're asked to call baltimore city police. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> one person is recovering from injuries sustained in a house fire in edgewood. this happened just after noon on sunday. no word of what started

just a block from his home near ashland and montford avenues. witnesses saw one man running from the scene but, so ffr, no arrests. still no arrests this morning... in the stabbing death of an elderly woman in east baltimore. baltimore. mary hines was stabbed... and then er biddle street home was set on fire. flames destroyed much of the evidence... making it difficult for investigators searching for clues. hines was a longtime baltimore city school teacher, and principal. and firefighters were on that very same street... knocking on doors... and installing free smoke detectors... in the homes.firefighters say they sometimes meet resistence.but many are happy for the added protection. 01:00:43 "timing was perfect. timing was just perfect." 1:00:6 1:00:4601:01:04 "i'm glad they came out with so many fires, people setting people's houses on fires" 01:11 01:11whenever there's a deadly fire...fire crews go out and try to install smoke alarms in as many homes as possible in that neighborhood. a maryland man is recovering this morning... after acciden

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around 7:00 friday night, police found a man suffering from gunshot wounds near ashland and north montfordvenue in east baltimore. he later died from his injuries. police say robbery could have been a motive in another friday night shooting. they say a 29-year-old man was wounded in northeast baltimore. at last check, he was in stable condition. police were called to the 1900 block of north collington avenue around 6:00 saturday night. they found a man shot in the back. he was taken to the hospital, and there's no word on his condition, but he is expected to be ok. 4:00 am sunday morning, police say somebody shot at the front windows of a home, killing a 35-year-old. no arrests have been made. police are still searching for clues and suspects in all of the cases. if you have any information on any of these cases, you're asked to call baltimore city police. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal- tv 11 news. >> friends and family are mourning a local air meant that was killed in afghanistan. matthew seidler died on thursday in afghanistan. two other airmen also died in that attack. he was assigned

police found a man shot near ashland and monfort ave. he later died from his injuries.f the victims is listed in stable condition and there is no word on the fourth man's condition. >> you need to be careful who you allowed inside your car, like helping strangers. police in anne arundel county tell us a woman was driving in freetown and whitaker road area when a man flagged down an actor for a ride. police say these suspects, randall hall and nicole johnson -- hall apparently took the keys from the ignition, demanded money, and an assault of the woman. the two were tracked down by police a short time later. >> this weekend, something that it has never seen before. >> two openly gay women running for ms. california usa. >> but first, why the president's chief of staff is stepping down, and who is set to replace him. >> following the gop contenders in concord, new hampshire. one final push before primary day tomorrow. we will have all of that coming up. up. >> covering the nation tonight, a shakeup at the white house. president obama announced his chief of staff is resign

it happened a block from his home near ashland and montford avenues.olis alderman. police were going after pcp dealers and manufacturers in the building. the first warrant went off without a hitch and they got the drugs. for the second warrant, in the same building, they burst in on alderman kennyykirby's apartment. there were no drugs inside. annapolis officers say they simply kicked in the wrong door. 3 after months of work, maryland staae police arrest four people they say are behind an august murder. murder. it happened at a bar in keymar along middlebrook rd. . tonight police arrested a father, john robey and his two sons jonathan and thomas and charged them with second degree murder. the victim, 25 year old craig myers died of massive blunt force trauma outside the crossroads inn. scary moments this afternoon after emergency calls go out for a toddler that almost drowned. the boy is two years old and lives here on linden avenue in arbutus. just before two phis afternoon, the child fell in the waaer. at some point, the boy started breathing again.

experience tells me is this is owner negligence >>27 year-old latina griffin of the 2700 block of south ashlanddemeanor the attack toking dog was taken away and a police dog is making a speedy recovery this week returning to work on the medical watch the growing problem of binge drinking is defined as four or more alcoholic drinks are occasion for women are more four-man the cdc says one in six american adults binge drink consuming an average of eight drinks per occasion excessive alcohol consumption accounts for 80,000 deaths in the united states each year of often involving vehicle crashes and violence against others it's the third leading preventable cause of death binge drinking can also lead to an alcohol dependence unplanned pregnancy and the spread of sexually transmitted disease in a new study finds occasional marijuana smoking is not as damaging to the lungs as cigarettes the researchers analyzed data on more than 5000 men and women among cigarette smokers the more smoke people were exposed to the more adverse effects in their lungs but occasional pot smokers people smoked marijuana to

joining us tonight is benjamin anderson, he's the ceo of the ashland health center. benjamin, if you'd stand up, i would appreciate it. his hospital, hike many rural hospitals -- like many rural hospitals, has struggled to attract professionals. since the rural opportunity zone has gone into effect, he's recruited, and benjamin is planning to recruit a dentist, a physical therapist and two more nurses, and they have people calling them. that's the kind of population reversal we need to see taking place in our rural counties. congratulations. [applause] and i would presume you'd tell me, benjamin, anybody who wants to move to ashland, you'd be happy to have them there and take care of them at the hospital. still, the economy remains one of our most pressing issues. and where there certainly are factors that a tate cannot control when it comes to its economy, taxes are one area that we do control. and when it comes to taxes, we have some of the highest in the region. now, this hurts our economic growth and our job creation. to address this, i am propose ago major step

joining us tonight is benjamin anderson, ceo of the ashland health center. benjamin, if you would stand up i would appreciate it. his hospital, like many rural hospitals, has struggled to attract medical professionals. since the rural opportunity zone has gone into effect, ashland has recruited from out of state doctors, nurses and social workers. and i met with benjamin today and he tells me they're not stopping there. they are playing to recruit a dentist, physical therapist and two more nurses. and they have people calling them. that's the kind of population reversal we need to see taking place in our rural counties. congratulations. [applause] and i would presume you tell me, benjamin, anyone who wants to move to ashland you would be happy to have been there and take care of them at the hospital. still, the economy reins one of our most pressing issues. while there are certainly factors a state cannot control when it comes to its economy, taxes are one area we do control. and when it comes to taxes, we have some of the highest in the region. this hurts o