you can see the best ulocal close and see what you are doing today.you can share your photos on wbaltv.com. click on ulocal. >> now, your 11 insta-weather forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> this is the 11 day for sure, about now, how many years ago? 24 -- 24 years ago. we did not have 11 inches of snow at the airport, but we did have it in some areas around here. it was a veterans day snowstorm that world and with some thunder and lightning. b w i marcia was on the northern french -- bwi marshall was on the fringe. it had a foot of snow down there by reagan national. a veteran state snowstorm that rolled through. the worst of winter did not have that much. only a couple more storms rolled through the entire winter. this time a round, not cold enough for snow but a little on the chilly side. 58 degrees is the normal high. we only get 50. so far the normal low has been 38. the dust is about 36 at the airport earlier this afternoon. it is now testing to 24. peak wind gusts are around 25 per hour mark. as the winds diminish and the skies clear, we will see

go to wbaltv.com/ulocal. >> the rain is moving off the mid-atlantic coast as some great november weather gets ready to move in just in time for the holiday weekend. details, coming up next. 50 at the airport, 53 downtown, winds gusting to 28 miles per hour. >> it is the time of year when families get together and share stories. tonight at 11:00 p.m., lisa roblin -- robbinston shares her family's story with all of us. >> it is an interesting story of who she is and where she comes from. >> it is an amazing gift to know the people you come from who helped shape who you are. that is what my search was all about. >> ancestry.com helped me sorter my family tree. we traveled through north carolina and back to baltimore. i was able to confirm some stories i heard, but with the help of this expert, the census records revealed more than i imagined. >> this plantation house with either a property where your ancestors would have been enslaved, or the people who own this plantation are related to the former masters of your relatives. >> tonight, a journey of discovery as i try to solve some family m

video from the occupy baltimore demonstrations, we encourage you to share them on line at wbaltv.com/ulocal. there is a peanut butter recalls affecting maryland. smuckers is recalling thousands of its stars of its chunky organic peanut butter. they would have been purchased in the last week or so. they have best if used by date of august 3, 2012 and august 4, 2012. 3000 jars are being recalled because of salmonella contamination. another 16,000 never left the warehouses. much more news@13wham.com on 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> coming out -- much more news on 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, why there is concern about the story breeding proposal. -- story reading proposal. >> colder weather to our west and north. we will see how that affects the weekend. 41 at the >> in tonight's education other, howard county is about to introduce what some are calling a controversial middle school reading policy. it could change how the subject is taught and who could be required to teach it. >> right now, there are more than 160 middle school reading teachers. under the proposed policy, all of them could be

just go to wbaltv.com and click on ulocal. >> a new poll not only has house speaker newt gingrich in the top tier, but he is also a front runner. if fox this poll shows him in a tie with mitt romney for first place. herman cain is numbers have a faltered since being accused of sexual harassment and an apparent lack of foreign-policy knowledge. he is down 15%, down nine points from last month's poll. kane and now had secret service protection. the secret service won't say exactly why. reports show homeland security secretary janet the paulette, authorized the detail. more news this evening, a west baltimore man said police served a warrant in his home looking for drugs. he said the problem is they had the wrong guy. kite reid joins us with this story. >> that search warrant was served in wilkens ave. he was watching tv with his friends when he heard a loud banging at his front door. >> i immediately jumped up. i thought somebody was trying to rob me. >> it turns out the people banging on his door and west of baltimore were police officers. >> he says we have a warrant for possession o

go to wbaltv.com and clik on ulocal. >> police say they found a woman shot several times. she died at the hospital. no word on what led to the attack. police are looking for a good man who shot two and in charles village. one was found at the corner of barclay street. both men are expected to survive their injuries. baltimore police are looking for new clues in a 9 month old murder investigation. anthony trent is a transgendered woman who went by the name of tyra. sheldon is like at police headquarters with more on this on -- with a sense of the murder. >> friends and family hope somebody out there comes forward with new information to help the investigation. >> no matter how this young man lived, he did not deserve this. >> anthony trent was known as tyra. at in february her body was discovered by a man looking for his dog. >> they thought it was either a mannequin head or a body lying at the bottom of the basement steps. >> we do not believe the victim was killed at this location. >> we believe he was brought there. >> detectives have no new information on the case. >> h

help celebrate these brave men and women by sharing your photos at wbaltv.com, click on your note -- ulocalnd now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> a line of showers moving across central and eastern maryland at this hour. right across the baltimore metro and up and down the i-95 corridor. not exactly what you want to see and most of-hour, bu baltimore county is still dealing with rain. western maryland, not quite as wet, but getting chilly out there and they will start to see some moisture return. this time it will probably come in as rain and snow off the coast. reduce heat and air mass that is quite chilly -- we do see an air mass that is quite chilly. look how warm it is all the way up into new england. 55 in caribou, maine. but only 45 in louisville ky. we are already seeing the impact statewide here in maryland from mid 50's in the eastern part of the state to the middle and low 30's in the western part of the state. the skies will clear up nicely by tomorrow. a lot of sunshine, but colder. it will be quite chilly. tonight in baltimore,

you can share your own by going to wbaltv.com and click on ulocal. >> in tonight to talk education a lawyer, do national test scores showed maryland students are making progress in math. >> there was also concerned about what more the state could do to improve student achievement. tim tooten joins us in the studio to break it down. >> all these new test results are coming from the national assessment of education progress that keeps track of how fourth and eighth graders are doing in reading and math. maryland it right in the top five of the nation. tonight our focus is math. >> at baltimore county elmwood elementary school, a math is a priority, especially among fourth graders. the progress here of showing national results, the math score was 247 on the naet test. >> we have learned a lot about how children learn math and revising our instruction. right down to kindergarten and on up. the children are developing the concepts they need, not just rolled skills. >> students will be the first to tell you that the changes making a difference. >> we can play games while we do it. sometime

be sure to click on ulocal. a maryland doctor is using his expertise for treating men and women. shock trauma position she related lessons learned to surgeons and nurses today. he said it is especially important to be prepared, because the war is being fought on the ground, and that results in more serious injuries. >> the war now is being fought on ground and not in vehicles, so this is -- multiple invitations are the signature injury of this war. >> he also emphasized the need for the new national trauma center, which is good will to open in 2013. finally setting up ship. the hundreds of displaced students at the st. mary's college of maryland have moved into their floating dormitory. they were forced to move out of the original dorm's because of a severe mold issue. the move was supposed to happen on monday, but was forced back for a few days. doctors declared the building uninhabitable, partly blamed e irene for hurrican that. >> in tonight's medical alert, take as directed. that is the message from the surgeon general. today marks the start of a national campaign called scri

help us by sharing photos on wbaltv.com and click on ulocal. but police say they are looking for an armed robber who burst into a good year store in towson. it happened at the location around jappa road with a lot of customers in sight. the robber was able to make off with some cast. no word on any suspects or how much money was stolen. penn state assistant coach mike mcqueary has simplest on administrative leave. the school president announced the move today one day after the school said that he would not be present because he received threats. he testified in a grand jury investigation that eventually led to a child sex abuse charges against the former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky. that's can also brought down until paternal. the search is on for the man who shot to the men in charles village. one victim was found in the area. the other show up at the hospital. most men -- both men had been shot multiple times pretty injuries are considered life- threatening. police are searching for a suspect in a mode of per >> family and friends ar