institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> this is a wbal-tv 11 editorial from president and general manager dan joerres. >> and internet video showing the u.s. military desecrating bodies caused outrage -- rightfully so. they're trained hard to achieve it the title of marina. it's no wonder that secretary of state henry clinton and secretary of defense leon panetta were to call this act morally reprehensible and embarrassing. we agree that war is inherently a brutal business that brings up the worst in human nature, that behavior brings shame. marines are trained to defend this nation, and they have a proud history of doing exactly that. they plan and mobilize ship to shore operations. it to the thousands who proudly represent what we stand for, we say thank you. to those who have served in the military, we say thank you. secretary panetta has launched a thorough investigation to investigate this shameful chapter sought will not be repeated.

. >> this is an editorial from president and general manager dan joerres.rnet video depicting u.s. soldiers drew swift condemnation from u.s. and nato officials, and rightfully so. marines are known for their honor, courage, and commitment. they're driven by purpose, guided by values, and train hard to achieve their aspirations to the title of marine. it is no wonder that secretary of state hillary clinton and defense secretary leon panetta right to denounce the desecrating of the bodies of enemy fighters as morally reprehensible and embarrassing to the united states. we all agree war is inherently a brutal business the brings out the worst in human nature. that behavior brings shame. marines are trained to defend the nation. they belong, proud history of doing exactly that. the have extreme mobility as elite warriors. to the thousands of marines who proudly represent all the u.s. military stands for, we say thank you. to the millions who have served in the military, we say thank you. secretary panetta has lost a thorough investigation to address the minori

and getting to know dan joerres.d more on this ed >> good morning, we're taking another look out there at h.d. doppler. >> light areas of pink wintery mix. we have had reports of that from caroline county to talbot county. we had a report from ralph in westminster. he said even a few flakes flying. looks like a few more flakes may be flying for today. let's look at the temperatures. it is cold enough to have wintery weather out there. 32 in camebridge. 27 in easton. 27 right now at b.w.i. marshall. the temperatures keep falling today. they may start to bounce back into the afternoon. don't expect any major warm-up with the clouds and the cold air in place. we are hardly going to see temperatures rise today. we are expecting it to be a cold air along the mid-atlantic. in maryland it is only 33 for the high. ocean city may be one of the warmer spots. 40's, i think that's a little optimistic. then we have a high around 30 in the western mountains. the mountains may get a few breaks of sunshine. the clouds building in ac

. >> this is a wbal-tv 11 editorial from president and general manager dan joerres. >> it has been six decades since william carey lived in baltimore. he donated more than $100 million to maryland schools and universities. he was a direct descendant from the president of the united states. he first displayed his skill selling soda on local streets while attending school. his great-grandfather served as president as the bank of maryland. the nation's first country day school. he made his fortune in real- estate finance. his passion for education was evident. he donated $30 million to the university of maryland's school of law back in april. he doted $50 million to establish the carey school of business at johns hopkins university. from bold memberships to campaign contributions, he shared his wealth and his knowledge. the city and state will be grateful for is g

. >> this is a wbal-tv 11 editorial, from president and general manager dan joerres. >> every year, thousands of supporters take the plunge into the icy waters of the chesapeake bay, raising money and the spirits of intellectual- disabled adults and children. this weekend, the maryland state police will hold the 16th annual polar bear plunge, which promises all the chills and thrills plungers and spectators have come to know and love. last year, 25,000 people made their way to sandy point state park for the signature fundraiser for special olympics maryland. the event has grown into a party on the bay, but it also remains true to its core -- an event that provides marylanders challenged by the everyday demands of life to enjoy the spirit and camaraderie of athletic competition. there will be a huge heated festival tent with live music, local and national vendors, a food court, sand sculptures, and a kid's zone replete with face-painting, games, and inflatable fun. you can help by taking the plunge and joining your favorite personalities from wbal-tv and our radio partners -- 98 rock and wbal

. >> this is a wbal-tv 11 editorial, from president and general manager dan joerres. >> relentless -- this word defined the baltimore ravens this season. we take a look back at our team. coach john harbaugh led the ravens to a 12-4 season and with a memorable win over the steelers. the team made it three spots on sunday night football. the harbaugh brothers class for the first time as nfl head coaches. a solid road win against the bengals at the end of the season. the team's goal was to earn a right to host a divisional playoff game. houston will face a ferocious ravens team on sunday. there is no doubt that coach harbaugh will pass along the vice of his father, attacked the the ravens will. we can seem to show our support by broadcasting the ravens logo on our building every night. we wish them good luck.

. >> great job, dan joerres, our boss. >> have a great day.tioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> pictures of u.s. marines desecrating the bodies of fightors drew condemnation from u.s. officials. with good reason. marines train hard to achieve their aspiration to the tai title of "-- to the title of "marine." it is no wonder that hillary clinton and leon panetta condemned this action. marines are trained to defend this nation, and they have a long history of that. to the thousands of marines who proudly represent all that the united states military stands for, we say "thank you." to the millions of men and women that served in the military, we say "thank you." secretary panetta launched a thorough investigation to address the minority of vite lateors -- violators s

editorial, from president and general manager dan joerres. "relentless" -- this word defines the baltimore ravens this season. as we head into the divisional playoff game against the houston texans, we take a look back at what got our team here. head coach john harbaugh led the ravens to a 12-4 season, including a perfect record here at m&t stadium, starting with a memorable win over the steelers on september 11. the team made three stops on sunday night football and a special primetime appearance on thanksgiving night right here on wbal, where the harbaugh brothers clashed for the first time as nfl head coaches. the regular season ended with a solid road win against the bengals, ensuring a first-round bye and a home playoff game. from the start of the season, the team's goal was to earn the right to host a divisional playoff game. when the houston texans take the field here at m&t stadium, they will face a ferocious ravens team determined to get to the afc championship game and beyond. there is no doubt that coach harbaugh will pass along th