dr. lopez fully agreed with dr. fuller's autopsy and also stated that low's brain injuries could have only come from trauma and not cpr done by e. mt's on the scene. a medical examiner was called to the stand, armed with a brain -- armed with feed grain export data. he said that in his opinion, yeardley love died from blunt force injuries to head, which caused her heart to stop beating and ultimately to die. testimony continues at this hour as we expect to hear more evidence concerning dna that was found in love's portman and huguely's apartment. it is anyone's guess as to when the state will rest its case. >> there is still much more ahead on 11 news at 6:00. >> including a preview of a story of forbidden love and a baltimore couple's 50 your journey to make things right. >> oriole pitchers and catchers report to spring training. we will take a look at the chance of making a splash in the rick -- in a free agent market. >> there is some snow not too far away. right now, mild temperatures, 48 at the airport, still 5

dr. lopez used a process called app staining to determine the level of tearing. the evidence she found lead her to believe love died due to a lack of oxygen to the brain. at this hour, the jury is still listening to testimony. we are hearing from people leaving the court a few minutes ago that there was a break and that the judge said that they would hear testimony perhaps as late as 7:00 tonight. so, this jury is getting a workout today. laura? >> yes, they are. tough for that family to hear that. >>> in d.c. police are on the look out for the men responsible for a rash of street robberies in upper northwest. three happened last night within a few hours. the suspects be approaching people, taking their items and assaulting them. investigators are looking into the possibility that the recent robberies are connected to similar ones in recent moments. >> people are beginning to not feel safe and when that happens, you have a real, real problem. >> definitely stepping up the uniform presence. we have some covert operations that we can't discuss. >> police believe th

dr. lopez fully agreed with dr. fuller's autopsy and stated that the injuries could only have come from trauma, and not cpr has done by gmt's at the scene. we now expect the doctor will not discuss exactly how yeardley love died. we will have more on that tonight at 6:00. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> you can watch all of lowell melser report in a special extended coverage section on wbaltv.com. >> police are investigating an attempted break-in at the home of baltimore city council president jack young. a spokesperson in said the family notified police after some suspicious activity around 11:00 last night. the councilman's president said she arrived, -- his wife said she arrived home to find shutters and windows open, but nothing had been taken. >> a 22-year-old man is dead after he was shot outside a store at the waverly shopping center in east baltimore. barry simms is live at city police headquarters with the latest on that investigation. >> witnesses tell baltimore city police that the suspect wore a dark

dr. lopez used a process called app staining to look at the axens in the brain to determine the level of tearing. the evidence she found led her to believe love died due to a lack of oxygen to the brain. george huguely is accused of assaulting love in her apartment in may of 2010. he shook her a little and her head hit the wall, but he never struck her. when he left the apartment, she only had a bloody nose. >> the afternoon's testimony featured the medical examiner for a second time. dr. william gormly was asked about his opinion on yeardley love's cause of death. he said she died of cardiac arrhythmia that was brought on by blunt force trauma to the head. she did have prescription drugs in her system as well as alcohol, but it wasn't enough to kill her. reporting from charlottesville, paul wagner, fox 5 news. >>> possible plans for a public memorial for whitney houston have been scrapped. details are being finalized for her funeral in new jersey. in beverly hills, it remains unclear how she d

had said at the trial that isis was only suffering from a cold when she dropped her off at the lopez home. drs also testified that, in the months before isis died, she had come to rely on the lopez family to help take care of her children. >> i won't even say "baby-sit," because they were basically living with us. when she would bring the children to the house, 99% of the times, they were in diapers, and we had to clothe them. >> thompson: so the doctor would bring over her children for you guys to baby-sit, and she wouldn't bring clothes for them, is that what you're telling me? >> yes, sir. did i feel like it was odd? yes, i did. >> thompson: the lopezes were not the first people to take care of the children. lorrie word was dr. vas's live-in nanny at this home for nearly a year. in a 2006 affidavit, word said she feared that veronica vas put the children at risk. and she said the doctor drank heavily while pregnant with isis. >> well, the day that she went into labor, veronica and her friend had cracked open a bottle of wine, drank the whole bottle, and then we went to the hospital, and i