. ♪ bodys located a woman's inside the submerged cavanaugh of the capsized cruise ship. the death toll from the cruise ship accident stands at 17. firefighters have released new video of divers searching the vessel. the process of removing fuel will not be able to begin until early next week. the captain remains under house arrest while his actions are under investigation. pete is here. a big day of celebration. >> the last time towson won a game, herman cain was still a gop nominee. they go for the win against wilmington. we will check it out in sports. >> there is a weather disturbance coming our way. we will talk about the forecast, coming up. we have some clouds in the area. it is 47 at the airport. the inner harbor is 50. the inner harbor is 50. >> your insta-weather plus forecast with meteorologist john collins. >> another one of those clippers is coming our way. this one is going to the north. it lost a lot of steam when it hit the mountains. most of the flurries have been in pennsylvania and new york state. all we are picking up is a bunch of clowns. back in 1922

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officer cavanaugh arrived on the scene and assisted lane and was still struggling with one of the murder suspects. lane immediately called for medical assistance. the deputies arrived and were quickly briefed and directed to enter the residence and locate the other outstanding suspect. the into the house without hesitation and were told by the victim's son the they were still in there. the officers moved further into the residence risking their own lives. the officers located officer august and began a systematic search of the residence. the first searched the middle level where they located a gun on the dining room table. the officers secured the gun in his shirt. the middle level was cleared as they moved to the upper level. they saw another gun lying on the bed. they moved to the lower level. they heard movement coming from an unknown area. they identified themselves as police officers and observed a woman walking towards the with a kitchen knife in one hand and a cell phone in the other. a woman was trembling with fear and told them she was the one who called police from the closet.

kerry cavanaugh of joins us from thompson. >> the council gave the green light to a new contract that will go to the company that administers the camera program and that paves the way to potentially expand speed surveillance in school zones. >> one thing i do not want to do is have baltimore county look like baltimore city where you have got cameras on every street corner. it gets to the point where you feel like someone is always watching you. >> baltimore county councilman todd hunt is against speed cameras but the republican is in the minority. the council voted to approve a contract to keep 18 cameras out in school zones opening the door to doubling the number in coming years. >> it is about do not break the law, you will not get a $40 ticket. it is keeping our children safe. >> the councilman called the law a boon for taxpayers. the county pays for camera every month. that creates the potential for that county to come out in the red depending on how many $40 citations are issued. the county will split the take with no maintenance fees. >> it does not cost the taxpayers any money.

kerry cavanaugh has the latest for us. >> maryland state police arrested the six demonstrators tonight around 6:00 and charged them with trespassing on state property. we are told protesters gathered in the 300 block of east monument street around 3:00 this afternoon. officials say the protesters climbed the fence to gained entrance. occupy supporters are urging the state to use the money would take to build a detention center for construction instead. they say that as the protesters to leave several times before moving in. we are told that for men and two women were among those being arrested now facing trespassing charges. >> baltimore police are looking for three suspects after $3,700 worth of medical equipment was sold and -- stolen from sinai hospital. police say three men showed up driving a truck to the hospital loading dock in a budget rental truck back on january 6. we are told that then loaded a large piece of equipment and simply drove off. if you know any of the men in these pictures, you are asked to call. the search is on tonight for a suspect after a hit-and-run accident

that ticket was purchased here at cough gnaw -- cavanaugh liquor. >> here's the winning numbers: 2, 5, 16, 31, 35, mega-number, 14. a big congratulations to whoever has that winning ticket. >> bingo! >> that's it for us at 5:00. >> thank you for jo

kerry cavanaugh has the latest for us. >> the call for dealing mixture of emotions. callers were worried that others would not be so fortunate. most of all you hear an overwhelming sense of confusion about how the sedan carrying three teenagers wound up traveling the wrong way on two major highways. >> i don't think they had a clue they are on the wrong side of the road. >> everyone who passed the red chrysler realize a car was charting a potentially deadly course as it continued against traffic in anne arundel county. >> all the sudden i saw these lights. >> callers describe flashing their headlights to get the driver's attention in the wee hours of saturday morning. the warning fell to reach 19- year-old britney and walker, who was behind the wheel, according to police. >> i hope you get them and everyone is ok. >> police could not catch up with the car before it crashed, killing locker and heard two 18- year-old passengers. rescue workers had to attach -- that had to cut them out of the wreckage. it is unclear how the teenagers wound up traveling on the wrong side

kerry cavanaugh is live at m&t bank stadium with details. >> as the ravens focus on scoring a victory here at home, many are willing to shell out for anything to showcase their purple pride. >> 20, 10, 5, touchdown, ravens. >> the world comes to baltimore. >> the ravens charged into the playoffs when they defeated the cincinnati bengals. baltimore restaurants and retailers are seeing green as ravens fans come in to show their purple pride. >> if today was any indication, people are very excited about the home game and a playoff game. it makes for very good january. >> they are stocking up on everything from purple apparel to this team gnome. there are two players who are personally driving up sales. >> it has been ray rice and terrell suggs, the two most popular players this season. >> ravens gear is not the only way local businesses are cashing in. restaurants are preparing for a crush of game they customers. >> when there is a playoff game at home for the ravens, it's like career are answered. -- its like prayers are answered. he is cooking up ways to lure customers onto his turf fo

plus jackpot of the year was worth $11 million last night, and lottery officials say it was sold at cavanaugh liquors in san lo enzoo. 35, 16, 2, 35 and the mega winner, 15. the liquor store will get a bonus of $55,000 as well for selling that ticket. >>> nbc held the second gop debate in less than 24 hours in new hampshire this morning, and this time it was also streamed live on facebook. this was the candidates' last debate before the primary. polls showed mitt romney should win easily, but today they criticized romney's attempt to cast himself as a political outsider. >> your record was so great as governor of massachusetts, why didn't you run again? >> politics to me is not a career. >> you were running for president while you were governor. just level with the american people. >> today's tracking poll shows romney in command with 39% of the voter support in new hampshire, ron paul is second and newt gingrich rounded it out. >>> in iran we're learning about a number of arrests there and the suspects' possible connection to the united states ichlt ran's intelligence minister claims the com

carey cavanaugh has the latest. >> the defense contractsor is in part blaming cuts in military spending for layoffs here as the latest figures so maryland's unemployment rate is at a three-year low. we sat down with an economist to get a picture of our job state in maryland. inside this hunt valley office building, a.a.i. corporation cranks out the technology that powers one of the military's most mysterious tools, the drone aircraft. word came that 184 employees behind that effort are getting pink slips. an a.a.i. spokeswoman tells 11 news, "these changes are part of ongoing improvements we've been making over the past 18 months. as we become more cost competitive, we see continued opportunity for a.a.i. to support the u.s. and allies in light of a declining u.s. defense budget." >> we've shut down our activities in iraq and will chette down activities in afghanistan. it's not a shock to hear that a.a.i. will do downsizing. >> baltimore county executive kevin kamenetz may not be surprised by the layoffs but is disturbed to see so many out of work, as democrats and republicans trade the

clift senior writer at newsweek a contributor to the daily beast and joining us from los angeles jim cavanaugh columnist of reason and hit run contributor welcome to you both glad to have you both with us it seems to me thanks to it seems to me that this actually may not hurt newt rush limbaugh has come out and said it might even help him in fact here's just a really short clip of rush limbaugh from today. i got a great note from a friend of mine so newt wanted an open marriage b.f.d. at least here is why for permission instead of just cheering on as a marker character in my book neutral victim we. character rick to actually he has to or several years into the affair so those you know but but. to the issue of the press this kind of highlights the issue the personal responsibility in this watergate broke before the election seventy two but really didn't get dug into could have been. before the election bush drinking in the white house was broken by the national enquirer before the election two thousand and six but there was a lot of talk about it before two thousand and four there were rumors o

. -- and i'm kerry cavanaugh. we will get to our top stories in just a minute, but first let's go aava. >> they make so many cute warm weather ravens gears these days. so wear hats, gloves, whatever you can wear to show your purple pride and stay warm. >> the winds out of the north starting to pick up. now 10 miles per hour. what the thermometer says right now, take off 10 degrees because that's what it feels like. temperatures are only in the mid to low 30's. scattered clouds into the afternoon. it is a dry day, but very, very chilly out there. the winds may get stronger into the afternoon. we'll detail the forecast when we come back. you can feel the excitement in the air. jennifer franciotti has joined fans at the stadium where the party has already started. >> i tell you what, we are at the purple pandemonium, and this is one of the key organizers. matt, this has grown to just a few people. you usually have about 200 for your tailgate. >> everybody caught on. it has been one big ning after the next. it has gro

kerry cavanaugh with wsb has more. >> i had to explain to him why data daddy was upset because of the words that were used in that problem. >> the problem appeared on a third grater's math assignment. terrance barnett was outraged when he read his son's homework. one problem, each tree had 56 origin oranges. if eight slaves picked them equally, they how much would each slave pick? then another one, if frederick got two beatings per day, how many beatings would he get per week? >> i had to explain to my 8-year-old why slavery or beatings isn't a math problem. that hurts. >> dad, christopher maxton had the same reaction. >> you don't put that into the homework of any source. >> both dads contacted the principal and then they called us. they wanted to know how these questions ended up on a homework. i graduate that question to the gwinette school district officials. >> in this one, the teachers were trying to do a cross curricular activity. >> the third grade teachers were attempting to cross curriculums, adding social studies questions in this these questions. >> we understand there are

. >> and i'm kerry cavanaugh. first we'll look outside with ava marie. i guess people will have to bundle up for the big game today. >> that's true. we're cold to start off the day. currently 25 at b.w.i. marshall. the winds west at 3 miles per hour. the temperatures will be below normal. winds will make it feel even worse. temperatures only in the mid 30's at this time. when you factor in the winds from the northwest, you will have to knock off temperatures from 5 to 10 degrees. we're looking for dry weather. clouds and sunshine into the afternoon. details on the forecast when we come back. >> that's a life picture of m&t stadium. the ravens will take on the texans. game time 1:00. you can see the purple pride around here. >> the ravens are not the only ones getting ready. businesses are also getting ready for an influx of ravens fans. >> we will have 100 orders at once. everybody is going nuts. roo we're trying to get the pizzas out. >> ravens fans picking up pizzas for their game watches. as the ravens get ready to take on the houston texans, papa joh

one ticket had all six numbers in the super lotto plus game last night the ticket was purchased at cavanaugh liquors in san lorenzo the jackpot is worth 11 million dollars. here are the numbers: 2, 5, 16, 31, 35 and the mega number 14. so, the lucky winner, please come forward. we would like to meet you. we would like to friend you. new best friends. >>> you can't buy any rain no matter how much money you got. >> you try and try maybe at the coast may get a little rain there. >> measurable? >> almost. >> that answer speaks for itself. >> it may be up to a 10th of an inch going to be localized and short lived not the drought breaker, i hate to say drought, not the dry winter breaker that we need. 5:18, looking down from sutro tower, looking at downtown san francisco, about to oakland, emeryville, berkeley clear. 30 fairfield and santa rosa 31 napa 32 novato those are the cool spots mid 30s concord livermore redwood city mountain view los gatos 39 san jose 40 fremont 44 oakland 47 san francisco 51 at half moon bay which gives us the signal that we still have a little offshore wind when half mo

i'm kerry cavanaugh. the time is 8:26. here is a look at some of the morning's top stories. the search continues for a man that robbed and attacked a man in baltimore county. the attack happened on a foot bridge. the victim said he was attacked by three men that one punched and kicked him before faking his money. police as a result have increased patrols. >> we are reminding pedestrians that it is getting darker earlier. we are asking people using the bridge to use caution. if they see anything suspicious, please contact police immediately. >> the victim was taken to shock trauma. his injuries are not considered to be life threatening. if you have information call 1-866-7-lock-up. >> meanwhile, city police investigating a hit-and-run involving a pedestrian in east baltimore. it happened before 1:00 yesterday afternoon in the 1100 block of williams street. the victim was taken to the hospital and is listed in serious condition. >> we have a programming note to pass along. state comptroller peter franchot will be our guest in the next hour of "11 news sunday morning." if you h

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carrie cavanaugh with wsb has more. >> i had to explain to him why daddy was upset, because of the words that were used in that problem. >> the problem appeared on a third grader's math assignment. terrence bar net was outraged when he read his son's homework. one problem said, if eight slaves picked them equally how much would each slave pick. then there was another, if frederick got two beatings per day, how many beatings did he get in one week? >> i'm having to explain to my 8-year-old why slavery, or slaves, or beatings is in a math problem. that hurts. >> reporter: christopher braxton had the same reaction. >> it kind of blew me away. frederick, if anyone got any beatings, you don't put that in the homework of any source. >> reporter: both fathers contacted the principal, then called us. they wanted to know how these questions ended up on a child's homework. i brought that question to the gwinnett school district officials. >> the teachers were trying to do a cross-curricular activity. >> reporter: sloan roach said the teachers were trying to cross curriculums, adding social study q