david collins is live with the latest developments for us. >> we have learned that state police are awaiting tests to determine whether the suspect left his fingerprints behind. there may be evidence of who is responsible for attacking a jeep with a hammer and tapping a shot gun against the windshield. investigators believe the suspect may have leaned on the vehicle during some point of the attack. >> witnesses have said that the individual was at the vehicle, striking that front windshield with a hammer and walking around the vehicle. >> according to police, some witnesses actually stopped to watch the attack. witnesses have helped authorities develop a better description of the suspect. is described as a white man, 60, gray hair, wearing clear glasses, blue jeans, and carrying a black backpack. this became more operator said the man yelled incoherently just before striking the windshield with a small hammer. using a hammer on the windshield and taunting the worker with a gun all seems so personal. >> we are remaining open to all possibilities. >> if the suspect acted on impulse, he was unb

david collins is that today's sentencing. he will have the latest tonight on 11 news at 5:00 and 6:00. in anne arundel county, the man accused of entering homes and taking pictures of women is expected to enter a plea in court today. 35-year-old charles novak was arrested in late december on burglary charges. police found cameras and videos and women's undergarments at his home. he faces more than 20 charges, including burglary, theft, and peeping tom. the search continues this noon for the person responsible for the stabbing death of a man monday night after the harbor fireworks show. the father of 04-year-old boy shot in the fight wants answers. jennifer franciotti has that story. >> tens of thousands gathered at the inner harbor to watch the fireworks, but a deadly stabbing, shooting and fights marred the celebration. 26-year-old joseph calo was stabbed to death outside the mccormick and schmicks restaurant. police have released a picture of a person of interest. police believe that calo was that as a result of an argument

david collins has more. >> now is the time for direct wine. shipments from the vine to your home is legal. state controller is among the first to place an order. he did it in person in baltimore county. the state made applications available june 10 and as many as 30 wineries have signed up. the sales tax on alcohol increases from 6% to 9%. some bar owners are considering rounding opinion think increase to the nearest quarters. caters will have to keep meticulous records. the new tax is suspected to generate $87 million a year. it will fund services for developmentally disabled. next year it goes to the general fund. governor o'malley committed in a letter to health advocates that try to help fund their cause in future years through the budget process. another alcohol related bill requires drivers who refuse a field sobriety test and have a blood alcohol level of .15 or more will have to participate in a program and pass a test to have the vehicle to start. the governor invest maryland initiative will bolster venture capital spending. the frame

david collins following developments in joins us live with the very latest on this. >> according to state police, the suspect first pontiff to speak camera operator by tapping his weapon against the window. then just before the attack he began yelling incoherently. a man carrying a shotgun in one hand and a small hammer and another attack this breed camera vehicle. state police report no shots were fired and no injuries. he first wanted to speak camera operator by tapping on the window and then started yelling incoherently. the suspect bolted back into the woods. >> he said the individual went to the rear window of the jeep ad began tapping on the rear window with a shotgun. the witness was obviously

david collins has the list. >> now it is the time for direct wine. shipments from the vine to your home is legal. state controller is among the first to place an order. he did it in person in baltimore county. the state made applications available june 10 and up to 30 wineries have signed up. tax on control increases from 6% to 9%. so many bar owners are considering round being the men think increase to the nearest quarters. caters will have to keep mets particular husband -- meticulous records. the new tax is expected to discriminate $87 -- generate $87 million each year. next year the cash goes into the general funds. governor o'malley committed in a letter to health advocates that he will try to help funds their cause in further years through the budget process. a $7.5 million tax creditor producing films in maryland takes effect and so does the income tax credit for 20% of cost of electric vehicle rekherpblging equipment. the amount of money state employees will pay for requirement goes up from 5% to 7% and those hired after july 1 will be vested

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collins with c.s. lewis under their belt. >>> as the british prime minister david cameron was announcing a public inquiryandal, he was being blasted, himself, in parliament for hiring a former murdoch editor as his spokesman. listen to this blistering criticism then cameron's response. >> he just doesn't get it. he just doesn't get it. i say this to the prime minister. he was warned by the deputy prime minister about hiring andy coulson. he was warned by lord ashtown about hiring andy coulson. he has now admitted in the house of commons today that his chief of staff was given complete evidence which contradicted andy coulson's previous accounts. the prime minister must now publish the fullest account of all the information that was provided and what he did and why those warnings went unheeded. the decision to employ a tabloid editor meant there were a number of people who said this was not a good idea, particularly when that tabloid editor had been at "the news of the world" when bad things happened. the decision i made was to accept the assurances he gave me. as i've said, those were assurances given to