>> breaking news right now out of harford county and captain roy taylor joins us live with the latest on that. there's a shooting up there, roy? what can you tell us? >> from what we understand, an 11-year-old was shot up here off of pilesville road, 900 block of pilesville road. that victim is in the process of being transported to shock trauma by maryland state police and in fact, we have video to show you of the state police in the process of doing that transport. it's still an ongoing investigation up here. right now, they have a large wooded area that has been -- they set up a perimeter and they're looking for someone who may have been shooting a weapon in this area. they've actually called for maryland state police trooper 6 to respond up here to assist in the search of what may be a gunman or hunter, what not, in the woods here. but right now, they're treating this as a criminal investigation. we're still trying to get more information on it and as soon as we do, we will update you. reporting live in sky team 11, i'm captain roy taylor. >> captain roy has been flying in the sky

roy taylor. >> a man wanted for robbery has been arrested. they rest of the 27-year-old man after they spotted his s u b on south broadway. they approached the car and they found police-related items in his possession. a deadly shooting of an essex lowman. facing first-degree murder charges, walker shot tiffany in the 900 block of garden drive. in motive has not been determined. he is being held at the baltimore county detention center without bail. >> it will cost more to flush the toilet, by certain tobacco products, but more than 200 laws going into effect this weekend in maryland. >> taken together, some of the use could significantly reduce pollution. but it will make the harbor and other troubled water weighs more-- waterways more swimmable. >> several laws going into effect this weekend are aimed at significantly reducing pollution from other sources. >> this package of legislation is to make sure there are sufficient funds so everyone can have the clean water day they deserve. >> it doubles from $2.50 up to $5. a measure taking aim at

reporting with sky team 11, i am captain roy taylor. >> now, your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with meteorologist ava marie. >> we started off to do with bright blue skies and their temperature is. as we had to the afternoon, a few more clouds. most of these showers are well off to our east along the new jersey coast. eastern pennsylvania as well. mostly dry, but we are seeing the clouds increase. notice the shape of the clouds. they almost like ripples in the ocean or the san. that is the air moving over the mountains. we have a strong breeze over the north and northwest. pretty interesting to see it from up above rather than just looking up in the sky. stronger or out of low pressure moving off of the coast. -- stronger area of low pressure moving off the coast. this will be affecting the weather the next couple of days. increasing winds trade winds out of the northwest are helping to increase the clouds. another area of the pressure is building over this llarger low pressure system. by the weekend, we should be looking for it to dry out as high pressure builds in. you can kind of

reporting why, i am captain roy taylor. > -- reporting live, i am captain roy taylor. >> all baltimore police officer is on administrative leave after a teenager had a confrontation with and died. after chasing after several people, he found christopher brown hiding in bushes at starbrook road. police say that during the course of a physical fight, brown became unconscious a source close to 11 news tells 11 -- says that the officer put the teenager in a choke hold. >> why to the officer have to do that? he had no weapons. >> what has to happen now is that our homicide unit does a full investigation to determine what the facts of the case are and whether there was a justifiable use of force. >> once police finished their investigation, the case will go to the state's attorney's office. police have ruled the death of an infant in west baltimore and homicide. first responders responded to the home at north stricker street around 10:00 thursday morning the victim, a 1-year-old girl, died at the hospital. . the cause of death was blunt force trauma. no charges have been filed. authorities a

but for right now, reporting live in sky team 11, i'm captain roy taylor. we'll send it to the weather center and ava will give you a more detailed look at the weather. ava? >> thank you, captain roy. the trees are all in one direction which makes you think it's more of a straight line wind that caused that damage. obviously as national weather service goes out there today, they'll have a better assessment of whether it was a weak tornado or those damaging straight line winds. fortunately everything, all coming down across the state. you see the cold front moving completely off shore. that's the showers right now well off the east coast. ocean city drying out and that's the case across the state. the radar showing completely dry conditions. the satellite, however, just a few clouds right now. we'll start to see more clouds in baltimore this afternoon. here's the precipitation totals over the past 24 hours. yesterday afternoon through the late evening hours and you can basically see the tracks of the storms, they came up through northern virginia moving towar

roy taylor. >> before you get behind the wheel, and download our free application to see the traffic camera throughout the state. you can check out forecast them live radar all free and available for your iphone, ipad, and then dried devices. >> on the new laws will have an impact on your bottom line. anyone who makes $100,000 or more per year will be hit with a new income-tax and flushing the toilet is about to get more expensive. david collins joins us live with the details. >> we counted more than 200 new laws going into affect on sunday including some that will cost some of us more money, but all designed to improve our quality of life. the abundance of a squad of life is one measure of an abundant chesapeake bay. several laws are enacted in reducing pollution pouring in from different sources. >> this legislation will make a fund for every community to have the clean water they deserve. >> the flesh taxes doubling to $5 per month and it will be used to upgrade a wastewater treatment plants. a measure taking aim at septic tanks is on the books limiting where they can build reside

captain roy taylor, i think you are up there looking at this, are you not? >> thanks, bob, by the way. >> we are seeing flooding in the arts here. >> -- flooding in the yards here. >> we are getting reports of a couple of houses that have trees in them. >> there is it undersell getting ready to head to the city. i do not know how much longer we will be able to hang out here. we will probably start heading back towards the airport. behind the cell working its way up through bwi, nothing but heavy rain after that. we are hearing talk on the scanner's of trees. no injuries at the present time, but expect more as this weather comes on through. >> thank you very much. that looks unpleasant. >> it looked like a fire at -- pit. >> it has been coming down hard year for going on about an hour. >> it is not constant, but it will just found and then it stops, and then it comes back again. >> it may do that for another hour or two hours? what do you think? >> we are under the risk of severe storms until lease 9:00. probably until midnight. that is a safe, rough figure.

but cocaptain roy taylor. >> this is northbound philadelphia road, the ramp to come off the outer loop of the beltway. at least two vehicles have been involved in a crash here. baltimore county police are on the scene along with baltimore county fire. at least two people were hurt. we do not know the severity of the entries. northbound philadelphia road is shut down just south of the beltway because of this accident. and captain roy taylor. >> beauty queens from all of the country competing all smiling for one very coveted title, miss usa. >> for the first time in a long time, miss maryland is a finalist. we'll have details, next. >> i am jane miller. internal police documents raise more questions about what happened before a former morgan -- morgan state student allegedly cannibalize a border in his family's home. >> misrata lynn -- miss usa 2012, rhode island. >> last night and las vegas, miss maryland get her home state really proud of being chosen as first runner-up. she was a star ucla volleyball player and will be ready to take the reins is miss usa cannot fulfill our duties. nev

and captain roy taylor. >> we began tonight's medical alert with an expanded warning from the fda. we told you about the original version several weeks ago, a warning not to eat any fresh, frozen, or processed smallest and shellfish from korea. it goes back to three years for anything can come including oysters, clams, mussels, and scallops. the concern is inadequate sanitation controls. shell fish may have been exposed to human fecal waste. anything wrong and produced in maryland is not affected by this warning, it is only for korea. if you think the more water you drink, the better it is for health, that could have some dangerous consequences. can you drink too much water? the answer is in tonight's report. >> jessica has been running for about a year. when she does, she made sure her water bottle is handy. >> i usually drink a whole will -- a whole bottle of water while i am running. >> jessica did not know that drinking too much water can hurt you. >> i did not know that. i have heard that you could, but i did not believe it. >> of mercy medical center art doctor says drinking

roy taylor in sky team 11. >> this is the 700 block of a true at lake park drive at a senior assisted living facilities where they have alarms going off for carbon monoxide. the baltimore city fire department is on the scene and they're trying to verify where this is coming from. they are in the process of trying to contact maintenance to tear this down. we're still trying to see what is going on as we get more information, we will update you. >> a baltimore securities company is being taken to task by a number of current and former employees to say enough is enough. >> employees say their paychecks continue to bounce and that makes their financial lives very difficult. >> 11 news received more than a dozen complaints from angry employees from this company here in baltimore city claiming their checks had bounced. some say they have not been paid in over a month. >> we have problems cashing our checks. >> for employees who work for or have worked for this company in baltimore, getting paid for their hard work has been a great challenge and they say it has reached a boiling point. >> yo

captain roy taylor reported on this breaking news round of talk this evening. it is unclear what sparked the fire but an investigation is underway. one of the five people convicted in the elaborate darfur hire of a gas station owner will head to deal for the rest of his life. he learn his fate today in baltimore county circuit court. for his role in the slaying of william ray porter. porter was shot and killed back in march of 2010 in what was supposed to look like a gas station robbery. his wife carla is accused of orchestrating the scheme. she is due to stand trial next year. city police say thieves used a craigslist tumor victim to a location where they were robbed at gunpoint. the latest incident happened saturday afternoon just before 3:00. the person thought there were going to buy a car posted online. the victim saw the vehicle they wanted, but inside were two men is that they knew nothing about the sale. during all the confusion, investigators said the victim was robbed of $4,500 intended for buying the car. the culprits have not been caught. in an effo

captain roy taylor was over the scene. have been following that vessel all the way up the chesapeake bay. >> you are looking live at the four super cranes and the process of making their way into the marine terminal here in the harbor. we have video to show you what it looked like down by the bay bridge as the crane and that going underneath the bay bridge. they had to stop traffic for about 30 minutes while the past underneath the bay bridge. when i got up toward a key bridge at around 4:15, and ended up stopping traffic so it could pass under there. if they were concerned about drivers being too distracted by going underneath the bridge as well as making sure was safe in case something inadvertently happen while something as massive as working its way into the court. right now, traffic is flowing freely on the bay bridge and a key bridge. a live shot here of the ship working its way into the terminal of the four super cranes. >> of breaking news out of annapolis -- looks like a group dedicated to gambling expansion has f

let's send it out to captain roy taylor. >> this is northbound gay street just sell the baltimore streetpolice have blocked off northbound day because of this buyer. the baltimore city -- because of this fire. northbound gay south of baltimore is shut down. >> covering the nation tonight, the man charged with gunning down three people at auburn university face the judge today. he said he cannot afford to pay for his legal defense, so the judge appointed a lawyer to the case. leonard is facing three counts of capital murder and to assault charges. among the dead, two former auburn football players and the current player was among the three injured. >> abc news is making wallenda wear a safety harness. when he crossed the inner harbor about a month ago, he did not have a harness or safety net. sponsors do not want that to continue. the 1800 foot-long wall above niagara falls will be broadcast live. >> we are well over a million dollars at this point. the network is not covering anywhere near that amount. >> are you going to end up in the wholhole? >> there is a chance of that. >> i was won

captain roy taylor tells us it is unclear what sparked the flames, but an investigation is under way.we are working to get more details on that. >> the dangers of craigslist, after the website was used to lure victims to a location where they were robbed at gunpoint. it happened saturday afternoon. a person thought that were going to buy a car that had been posted online on craigslist. during all the confusion, the victim was robbed of the money he had planned on buying the car with, $4,500. the culprits remain at large. anne arundel county police are investigating a home invasion in brooklyn park. they say -- the victim said an armed man forced his hat cell -- forced himself into her home and fled in a white vehicle. police believe this victim was targeted. prosecutors in the trayvon martin murder case released new evidence today, including jailhouse phone calls between george zimmerman and his wife. this comes as they prepare for zimmerman is next bond hearing on second-degree murder charges. j. gray has the story new at 5:30. >> we are hearing more to date, a man who shot and kille

captain roy taylor was unable to spot the bear and so far neither have police. schools are on alert after an 11 news viewers snapped this photo of a black bear in howard county. the department of natural resources tell us bear sightings are on the rise throughout the state. the best way to avoid a bear encounter in neighborhoods is to remove trash and food from the yard. >> the age-old battle of pepsi versus coke is giving way to a different kind of photo war. >> this is more like a war on soda. the newest exhibit at the ripley's believe it or not features recycled auto parts. >> x prepared to be amazed. we got a sneak peek at some of the unbelievable exhibits at the ripley's believe it or not auditorium. artifacts from all around the world featuring a 10 foot tall transformer made from recycled auto parts. you can take your experience to the next level, the 4-d the header. it adds elements of movement, wind, rain, elements you already see in a 3 d movie. more than a million dollars worth of systems. the inner harbor is the latest venture. >> a new report finds

i'm captain roy taylor. >> thank you. what a mess for an awful lot of folks this morning.on the weekend >> fortunately, the weather calming down after yesterday's outbreak. the cold front now off shore. that's what was responsible for that severe weather and now it's moving out to sea. in its place, high pressure for now and eventually as we head into the next couple of days, we'll have a couple of showers about the large area of low pressure in the upper atmosphere. for today, great weather for the cleanup efforts as it's mostly dry and a little on the breezy side. temperatures in the mid 70's around central maryland and low 70's in the mountains where they could have a couple of isolated sprinkles. better rain chances especially material next week. >> thanks, ava. we're back in 25 minutes. see you then. jo you >>> you're looking at a live picture from london. we're going head to that leave event in just a moment. but back here in this corner of the world and thanks to great group of folks who decided to come out even in a little bit of rain and spend saturday morning wit