mr. bernstein is going, waiting for returns. he will decide his next move. >> now, your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we have picture-perfect weather outside. termperatures about normal. a high or around the 80 degree mark. that was close to the hyatt -- the normal high of 75 degrees. wednesday morning, most suburban areas dropping back into the 50's. down to 62 degrees in white marsh. edgewood. 60's in pasadena at 59. some of the western mountain regions will probably be in the upper 40 poesi's. clouds moving in. skies are clear across central and eastern maryland. mostly cleared towards morning. 63 at the inner harbor. sunrise at 6:48 on wednesday morning. it is out over the northern lakes. that will bring us another beautiful day tomorrow, under dry conditions. beautiful sunshine. our next shot of rain it should get here thursday night. until then, beautiful weather. 77 tomorrow. sunset at 7:15 waves in. wednesday evening. picture-perfect out in western maryland. the leaves will p

mr. bernstein is going to maintain his lead. >> but jessamy is not budging. her lawyer filed a request with election officials for specific documents about tuesday night's vote, an indication of possible legal challenge in the works. >> this afternoon after the absentee count was concluded, challenger bernstein did issue a statement similar to the one he issued yesterday. we are pleased to see that the absentee ballot results continue to be consistent with the final election day results and look forward to the certification of this election. that is from gregg bernstein tonight at the conclusion of today's round of absentee balloting. the certification in this election is set for september 27. we would just have to wait and see what else may transpire in the meantime. >> there is more news ahead, including the rest of but suspected murder suspect and has been on the run for several days. >> cincinnati now has two top receivers waiting for the ravens. hear what terrell owens has to say, later in sports. >> a few strong or severe thunderstorms in the region. we

mr. bernstein and you about each other's conduct during this campaign. do you think you have both acted in a manner, do you think that is fitting for baltimore and the voters of this city? >> well, i know that i have. and i think that the voters will respond or have responded today and i am a person who believes in high integrity and i have exhibited that. i believe in truth and honesty and i have exhibited that. >> jessamy thank you very much. >> the numbers creeped up as kai was talking to ms. jessamy, the numbers are still coming in very slowly tonight. >>> the numbers are slowly trickle in right now. we want to get a little bit of a reaction. what do crow think about the official numbers -- what do you think of the official numbers and those of you campaign? >> i don't know what the official numbers are right now, we're going with the numbers that we have right now. we're waiting for more to come in from the fourth section of the county. >> the numbers you have right now, what do you feel about? >> well, they're very close but we're up about 4,000. a

mr. bernstein is going to maintain his lead. i plan on trying to meet with him next week.e need to have his legislative agenda. >> reporter: there are still 665 provisional ballots to be counted. warren brown tells wjz he doesn't see how jessamy can catch up. >> i think it's really a manifestation of her her egothat she doesn't come out and do what 99% of people would do in her position and say gracefully, i lost. >> i think the board of elections did a great job in getting these results so quickly. as far as her concession is concerned, that is something that is up to her. >> reporter: one of ms. jessamy's lawyers says he has no intentions to file a lawsuit at this point. reporting from the board of elections, mike hellgren, wjz news. >>> also from the maryland state board of elections tonight, tuesday's primary appears to have had the lowest voter turn out on record. the unofficial polling place turn out is about 21.6% on election day. 2.4 of voters cast ballots in early voting. >>> stay with wjz with the latest on campaign 2010. we are always on it for tuesday's results

mr. bernstein ahead by 1300 votes, the absentee ballots and the 1700 plus provisional ballots. there's also another 363 battles -- ballots that have been held back for various reasons, so far from over. reporting live at the board of elections, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> wjz will be at the board of elections all day and the latest at 4, 5 and 6:00. >>> right now we're going to go back to andrea fujii on the phone with some updated information on the shooting at johns hopkins hospital. >> reporter: we just got new information that the suspect in this shooting has been subdued. what happened is at about 11:15 earlier this morning, a suspect went inside the nelson building, which is the thoracic center, and apparently shot a doctor. he then barricaded himself on the eight floor of the nelson building. police said the suspect is now subdued. we don't know if the suspect was wounded or shot or taken into custody. we also don't know if the doctor who was shot has survived or is the only victim. weir while -- while drive together scene, multiple roads have been closed. the

mr. bernstein is going to maintain his lead. >> but jessamy is not budging. her lawyer late this afternoon by a request with election officials for specific documents about tuesday night's vote, an indication of possible legal challenges in the works. >> gregg bernstein release the statement. we are pleased to see that the absentee results continue to be consistent with the final election day results, and look forward to the certification of the election. i thank all the well-wishers and supporters who have contacted us over the past few days. coming up, are your e-mail accounts really safe? how about old accounts that you don't use anymore? we take a closer look at how those older accounts could put you at risk. >> a second line of showers and some heavy storms moving in our direction. we will see how that impacts the upcoming weekend forecasts. 67 degrees at b.w.i. marshall and 69 downtown right now. and 69 downtown right now. >> had it ever canceled an e- mail account? you probably assume your information was erased and hopefully deleted. that is not neces

mr. bernstein will be here at 4:25 with your bus stop forecast. low temperatures 64-72.t's like summer even though we are officially in autumn. winds northwesterly at ten. check out this picture, this is fantastic. what a great picture of lightning. the picture was taken up in damascus, and that is a classic, classic picture. remember, lightning, five times hotter than the surface of the sun. and you can have cloud to ground lightning, ground to cloud lightning and cloud to cloud lightning. doug, nice picture. thank you very much. tomorrow morning quiet. 60s-70s with light winds. by afternoon partly cloudy and hot. a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm. high temperatures around 90 and winds out of the south at about ten. winds will #3ik up on friday, but -- pick up on friday, but not so much tomorrow. here is your zone forecast, all six zones still available on our website at wusa9.com. 80 in oakland. pretty toasty for them. 86 in cumberland. 90 in hagerstown. 93 in culpeper. it will be about 90 downtown. 90 at andrews. 89 over by the water and no advisories for th

mr. bernstein, as well, who says he will not be able to participate because he is moving outside the city and county of san francisco. that might mean we have an opportunity for another alternate position in consideration, but, colleagues, prepared to move on our reappointment of commissioner schmeltzer. >> do we have the applicant here? >> yes, i just wanted to present it to you. this is an appointment of a public number that is made by the commission and an alternate. there is not a residency requirement, which mr. bornstein called me about a couple of days ago, so i wanted to be sure that you were aware of that. there are reasons you may choose to select the public member at large from someone that does live within the city and county, but it is not a legal requirement, so i just want to make that clarification. you do have before you today both the appointment of the actual position and then as well as the alternate position. so if there are any questions, i would be happy to answer them. commissioner mirkarimi: ok. it has been a little while since we have actually formalized the reap

mr. bernstein isn't declaring victory now, one of his prominent supporters is sounding victorious. >> reporter: greg bernstein was upbeat last night, but he's stayed out of the spotlight today. there are several votes to count today. they could continue to arrive today and tomorrow. at 10:00 a.m., they'll be counted. >> how long could that process take? >> well, you know, most of the time it's taken in opening them. it could be, maybe three or four house. >> reporter: bernstein is currently a defense attorney in a private practice. he's one of his backers. >> it's monumental when he had no name recognition, he was a white male going after the black female who was in the position for 15 years. >> reporter: he's confident that the absentee ballots will number in his way. >> a number of prosecutors are looking forward to a change in leadership and the new blood from the top. >> reporter: he ran ads against jessamy. >> people are getting away with murder because of jessamy. >> reporter: public officials like the mayor says who wins won't impact her. >> i'm committed to work with whoever is elected

mr. bernstein will maintain his lead. >> i'll meet with him next week as chairman, we have to get the legislativenda. >> there are still 765 ballots to be counted. bernstein supporter warren brown says he doesn't see how jessamy can catch one. >> i think it's a manifestation of her ego to a certain extent that she doesn't come out and do what most would do and say, gracefully, i lost. >> it was a fair election and the board of elections did a great job in getting the results so quickly. as far as her concessions, that's something that's up to her. >> reporter: one of jessamy's lawyers isn't going to file legal action at this point. sources inside the bernstein camp won't declare victory until he concedes. >>> and stay with wjz-13 for complete coverage. remember, wjz-13 is always on. for more of last tuesday and what's coming up, go to wjz.com. >>> one time baltimore resident is back in southeast baltimore, sunday will be the dedication of the frank zappa sculpture. and many are expected to attend. his son,dwedzle will be there. big doings sunday. >> it will be nice. >> and there's a front coming

bernstein leads by 1363 votes, and some are now calling on mrs. jessamy to step aside. election workers counted more than 1600 absentee ballots, and in the end, they reinforced greg bernstein's lead. sources within jessicamy's camp, they believe there are votes that have not yet been counted. >> that's the only thing we run near baltimore, fair elections. >> reporter: including the chair of the baltimore city delegation think it's over. >> it seems certain that mr. bernstein's going to maintain his lead. i plan on trying to meet with him next week. we've got to get his legislative agenda. >> reporter: there are still 1765 provisional ballots to be counted. those are where the eligibility has been questioned. bernstein supporter warren brown doesn't see how jessamy can catch up. >> i think it's really a manifestation of her obestinance, her ego to a certain extent that she doesn't come out and do what 99% of the people in her position would do and say gracefully, you know, i lost. >> reporter: jessamy has been in office 15 years. sources tell wjz she's meeting with a thre

mr. bernstein is the democratic nominee for baltimore state's attorney. >>> and in fair condition. as more emerges about the suicide that locked the hospital down yesterday. mike hellgren has more. gigi barnett looks alt this. >> wjz is learning new information about this gunman. his brother says he felt somewhat to blame for his mother's health problems. but at this point, we have no reason to believe there was any warning sign that he may have snapped. >> reporter: police do not believe paul partis, the man who terrorized johns hopkins hospital, planned ahead of time to shoot his elderly mother and her doctor. >> no one has warned me of premeditation. i don't know -- we don't know yet if it was in his daily routine, coming and visiting with his mother that he always had that gun. >> reporter: investigators say he was distraught over her prognosis and used a semi automatic. before killing his mom and himself. >>> very, very small weapon. the who will thing could be concealed in the palm of your whole hand. >> he had a permit to conceal weapons. >> partis lived with his mother in t

mr. bernstein now has a slightly larger lead and he did before the absentee ballot count. but still no hint of concession from the incumbent. >> today we will be opening the absentee ballots. >> usually an uneventful part of elections, today's count of absentee ballots in the city drew a packed house, a full media contingent, and literally teams of lawyers for each of the candidates in the state's attorney's race. larry gibson had an election law book in hand. >> the account in baltimore than 1600 absentee ballots, and when all was said and done, -- >> we have795 bernstein, jessamy 727. >> bernstein supporter, lawyer warren brown, called on jessamy to secede. >> we would hope that ms. jessamy would just go ahead and concede, and recognize the inevitability of her loss. >> clearly it was a fair election. >> even a jessamy supporter suggested it is time to move on. >> i plan on trying to meet with him next week as chairman of the city delegation. we have to get his legislative agenda. >> not likely that jessamy is ready to concede. late this afternoon hole larsen made a requ

mr. bernstein will maintain his lead. i plan on meeting with him next week. we've got to get his legislative agenda. >> there are still 1765 provisional ballots to be counted where the eligibility has been questioned. warren brown tells wjz he doesn't see how jessamy can catch up. >> i think it is a manifestation of her obestinance and ego to a certain extent that she doesn't do what 99% of the people in her position would do and say, you know, gracefully i lost. >> jess ismy has been in office 15 years. sores say she's meeting with a three- sources say she's meeting with a three-person legal team with no thoughts of conceding. >> they were caught not looking with their proverbial pants down. >> reporter: warren brown minces no words there. the provisional ballots won't be counted until next wednesday, and the final tally certified by the friday after that. expect this to go as the ball is in miss jessamy's court and she's ready to fight for her job. mike hellgren, wjz "eyewitness news." >> stay with wjz 13 for continuing complete coverage of campaign 2010. w

mr. bernstein -as made that clear. it. whetheeryou agree with hhr ornd disagree. i think she has done a lousy job. she is the symbol of fighting crime and she has failed. >> you both think that people are galvanized enough toogo out to tte polls. we often heer about people care ú%out the issues, they want something to be done, but that voter turn out. delegate anderson, do you think that people will be motivated enougg to come? >> folks turn out when there's a big issuee in this particular case, the bernstein and jessamy race enough to ren gai generateea von out. >> rouuhly 25 to 30% of the voters, i think it's going to be larger this year because of the jessamy race. >> in the novembee election, once ww get past the primary there's not a lot of local race because a lot of that will be decided in tte primmry. there will be a lot of interest to get people to come out and3 vote on the governor's race. >> i think that the turn out in the general is going to be huge, really hhge. the gubernatorral race the issue, theestate

mrs. jessamy and her advisors are reviewing and this includes everything. >> bernstein tweeted for a resolution to the race. he expressed optimism about the outcome. "i thank all the volunteers who have devoted so much time and energy to helping our campaign." those absentee ballots will start being counted some time this morning. reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> kevin kamenetz made his victory speech late yesterday morning. he called for joe bartenfelder to support his campaign. born father has not yet responded. kamenetz will go against kenneth holt who was already fired shots against kamenetz for running a negative campaign against bartenfelder. many don't see the difference between two candidates. brian murphy lost to ehrlich and is now throwing his support behind the republican candidate. >> might wind is more libertarian in nature. -- my wing is more libertarian in nature. wbaltv.com has everything so you can make an informed decision. you will fine results and candidate profiles and more. it is under the politics section of our website, wbaltv.com. >> a fire tears

bernstein made their final campaignnpitches. >> the violent crime has declined by 59%. >> although mrs. ssamy is a nice person, the office has stag stagnated. >> throughout the state they're questionnng about jessamy has done enougg to keep criminals of the streets and others questioning if bernstein can do any bettee. it's an answer that voters will answer as they cast their vote today. >>> the two men vyinggfor baltimore county executives took to the streets yysterday in a final campaign push. the two democrats met with voters from randallstown to overly. council count kamenetz greeted . >> run the government efficiently and effectively and still deliver the services that people expect by the taxes they pay. -p>> both candidates are expectd to be at the polls today greeeing voters. >>> a familiar voice is turning up on the other end of telephones across the state. >> hi this is governor sarah palin, here to tell us you that governor murphy is the only -andidate for governor to get the economy moving. >> sarah palin has lent her voice to a robo call campaign to gubernatorial candidate r