>> the lone gunman fired in the cafeteria of your give five teenagers were rushed to area hospitals. a fifth did not survive. his family released this statement. "we are shocked by this senseless tragedy. danny was a bright young boy with a bright future." of future was shattered by this young man, the alleged gunman who was seized by teachers and surrendered without incident a few blocks away. the school remains locked down as investigators question how and why it happened, though they admit there are still more questions than answers, but one thing does seem very clear. >> i hope every parent if you have not is your kid in the last couple days that you take that time. >> because they are painfully aware that time can be ripped away. glasses have been canceled tomorrow and grief counselors are in place to help students, teachers, and families affected by this shooting. >> over a year since the columbine shooting experts have developed a psychological profile of shooters that is started in accurate -- that is accurate. they are usually boys and loners. >> they seem to be withdrawn. they seem to lose interest in things, so they stopped interest in playing the guitar or doing things they liked to do. >> social media provides clues that kid may pick up on before anyone else. >> more violence in afghanistan days after the u.s. military admit truth inadvertently burned copies of the koran. the taliban has claimed responsibility for an attack, adding this is their revenge for the burning. u.s. military officials have apologized, and the obama administration says it is sticking with its effort to strengthen its relationship with afghans. and national guardsmen from maryland. today the air force has confirmed the body is on its way to delaware. officials say the attack happened on friday. during his time with the national guard, he worked with the construction management office in baltimore. he is survived by his wife of 24 years and four children. >> he was a nice guy. he is friends with everybody. he was a gentle giant. he was a big guy, but he was very mild mannered. >> he was strong, courageous, a loving man of god. he love the lord, and he would have done anything for us. >> he was a physical education teacher. four americans have been killed in afghanistan in the last week. >> the man is behind bars after a shooting over the weekend. it happened early sunday morning. give live with the latest, including a look into the suspects died. >> the judge denied bail this afternoon. he is charged with burglary, assault, and attempted murder. the victim walked into his home around 1:30 sunday morning to find a suspect already inside. according to investigators, bradley force a homeowner into a basement at gunpoint and shot him in the neck as he was making his way downstairs. they say he fled and tried to steal a car as the victim called 911. an officer spotted him a few hours later. >> the suspect went out from between a couple of buildings and jumped into an automobile that took off. the officer found a piece of property from the victim on the suspects person, and he made the arrests. >> he has a lengthy criminal record including robbery and assault charges. the victim suffered non-life- threatening iinjuries. >> we are not aware of a relationship between the victim and the suspect. our investigators are still exploring that, but right now we are not aware of any connection between the people. >> they went door-to-door in the victim's neighborhood. neighbors say they are relieved to know that police have made an arrest. >> i think it is good that they found him. i would be more worried about it considering they are only two houses there on. >> -- two houses down. police are not releasing any name. this is still an open investigation triggered >> of bicyclist was injured today after being hit by a car. the victim was taken to a hospital. the condition is unknown. the accident is being investigated to determine who was at fault. a midafternoon fire in baltimore county. it sparked around 1:00 in the 700 block of morningside drive. we are told crews were able to put it out within half an hour. the red cross is helping people that were displaced by the fire. they have not yet released details on the cause. two firemen remain in critical to stable condition following a house fire in rivel day over the weekend. prosecutors say they are both exhibiting signs of progress in washington, d.c. hospital. we are told they underwent knee skin grafts after suffering second-degree burns. >> colleagues demonstrated a new on-line crime reporting tool. in the website shows you which crimes can be reported, and by answering the questions, your online complaint is reviewed by a police supervisor, who e-mails you back a police report number. that will make it easier to report minor crimes and free up police officers so they can handle more serious incidents. >> this is going to represent improving customer service for our citizens but also increase the efficiency for the police department. it is really an example of how we can use technology to serve the needs of our citizens. >> and a program that started in november, 330 complaints were filed on line, and it worked as planned. >> a former baltimore football great is urging coaches to make some changes in the wake of a murder conviction. joe irvin believes in coping with a tragedy, student athletes can learn some very valuable lessons. kerrey has more. >> athletes ranging from every caliber. he has a basic message designed to keep athletes in the sports headlines where they belong instead of on the criminal dockets. a young man who grew up on the criminal dockets is freezing time in prison for killing his estranged girlfriend. -- is facing time in prison for killing his estranged girlfriend. details came out in the murder trial, making it clear that the problems were public knowledge. >> of an early age, they need to seek intervention, and none of her teammates were ever targeted. >> he hopes this will encourage coaches to take a close look at the values they are instilling in young athletes. he urges them to inspire positive changes in coaching during your >> sports does not build character unless some coach teaches it. >> he was hired to counsel the men and women's lacrosse teams. >> i met with her senior year, and i asked how many hours she practices across, and she looked and said 1 million. i said out of those 1 million hours, how many times did it coach ever talk to your about the consequences, and i think this is where the problems begin. >> he is advocating and gender violence in health class, but he hopes it comes across clearly. >> you cannot coach young boys and girls in this country today and have that kind of platform and not utilize that to eradicate some of these problems. >> he tells of being man does not mean separating your heart from your head. he blames that on the macho mentality of other problems like and bullying and hazing. >> many people in the food and beverage agency are not happy with the mayor's proposal to raise the bottle tax from 2 cents to 5 cents. a dozen people gathered to speaker out. the mayor hopes to collect $23 million to secured bonds as part of her better schools initiative. >> this is having an impact on our memories. as lower sales mean less jobs for harder men who -- hard- working men and women. >> the current proposal will exempt a tax on milk, juice, and containers. >> mayor stephanie rowling is also giving the congregation a capitol hill which was. she says she is also seeking money to train police officers and resources to help turn abandoned property into occupied homes and businesses. one key to the city's growth is improving transportation and infrastructure. >> we must bring infrastructure back. the infrastructure is the key to baltimore's future. we need to keep the port of dread so we can bring the ships into our wonderful outer harbor. we need to have infrastructure to make sure we are fixing the tunnel and that we have infrastructure for a light rail, the red line, and others, and also fix up aging water system. >> the mayor will testify tomorrow before the subcommittee in washington to discuss ways water infrastructure needs. >> maryland educators are expected to apply for a waiver from the no child left behind education law. if granted, maryland schools not just how well they perform but on specific groups like minority and special education students. they say schools should cut achievement gaps in half over the next six years. that would be more reasonable than the current law that says every student should be proficient in reading and math by 2014. organized labor converse on an apple was denied. many to specifically rally against shipping the cost of teacher pensions to local jurisdictions. david has the latest from the state house. shiftsgovernor's plan $230 million in expenses, and the list now includes organized labor. it is a rare move. organized labor is split over the combined cost to lower in -- to local jurisdictions. >> we never know the devastation until the economy goes up and down. price i feel the consequences would be baltimore city jobs, all jobs, all level of jobs from janitorial to the professional level. >> other labor unions are in solidarity over this issue. they believe it will create more problems than it solves. the radio talk-show host and dedicated time to this and how it relates to local school districts. there is growing concern that it will result in lower education funding, and teacher salaries, hiring freezes, and skilled by professional development. >> we are trying to think of where the revenue is going to come from. >> according to the maryland state education society, 20 of the 24 jurisdictions are already feeling the pinch. cuts in transportation mean many secondary students will have to walk a mile to get to school. queen and faces six furlough days. parents are now paying for sports and band activities, and the after-school activities bus is discontinued. and rowland has decreased by 3000 students, but there is no money tune in -- enrollment has increased by 3000 students, but there is no money. >> if we have to add paying for teachers and with no more revenue, it is going to kill the programs. >> they have declared tuesday educators call in date. teachers all over the state are expected to phone representatives of speak up for school funding. >> if you are starting to plan your summer vacation, you might also think about travel insurance. you need to know what you are buying. a man purchased an expensive african safari, but when he had to cancel the trip, there was no refund. mindy has that story. >> this is practically the dream of a lifetime. >> he could not wait to go on the luxury are african safari. he says he was told the insurance covered everything. >> of the insurance was so good i would reimburse if a lion bit me and i had to be helicoptered out. >> their flight was scheduled for january 26, 2011, but a major snowstorm and brought travel to a standstill. their flight was canceled. the airline reimburse for the cost of the plane ticket, and when he found out how to be reimbursed for the safari, he said his request was denied. >> why an attack covered, snowstorm not covered and -- by an attack covered, snowstorm not covered, but not covered. >> the first thing listed under coverages is trip cancellations pre-departure. >> the paper work and you showed me seems to be misleading. on its cover it seems to provide trip interruption insurance, and that is clearly stated. >> and brownson's -- brown says they did not -- they provided a brochure. >> they made this argument that his interruption was not covered, although it said trip interruption is covered. i do not necessarily agree with the assessment. i think it is arguable whether the trip was covered under the insurance, and i think they have made an aggressive decision. >> it only covered trip interruption for certain regions, and this was not one of them. instead they offered expenses he did not incur like hotel or food, but not the safari. we were referred to the parent company out of new jersey. in a written statement, the company said, it was unfortunate mr. coyne was unable to attend due to weather delays, but we did everything we could to assist in getting a refund. after our visit the company worked out a settlement, and now and he is now satisfied. the attorney says travel insurance is a good idea but you need to do your homework. >> now your forecast with tom castle meyer region -- tom tasslemeyer. >> upper 60's in downtown baltimore during the afternoon. it was a chilly start this afternoon. lots of sunshine and a southwesterly breeze put things well below normal. when you add in today's numbers, average out to the temperatures, and with just a couple days to go we are in seventh place for the warmest day in baltimore. this is certainly in the top and with an average temperature of 40.6 degrees. it is still miles outside. showing up across a good part of the eastern shore, although western maryland is dropping into colder air. there is a cool front out there. this band of clouds has dissipated as it goes through, of the cold front has already passed through parts of frederick, so the westerly wind will tap into cold air by morning. 42 in downtown baltimore. this front is just now reaching baltimore, so the high pressure comes in. it is kind of cold over the midwest. we are going to notice a decent temperature dropped tomorrow. this storm will be approaching so wednesday it will be better as well. sunny to partly cloudy skies across the region tomorrow. we will see a little bit of cloud cover during the day tomorrow afternoon, and the cloud cover continues to thicken. steady rain into the afternoon before in pushes off the coast and begins to clear off thursday, and a brisk wind will keep temperatures down just a little. tomorrow is around 50 degrees. small craft advisory on the bay. road winds averaging one or 2 feet. 40's tomorrow and wednesday with some rain likely on wednesday. in the seven-day going into march, is does get a little chilly. 50 tomorrow, head weather wednesday, breezy on thursday, and increasingly cloudy on friday with a high of 54. 60 with the showers and storms on saturday, but that front moves off the coast, and it turns colder, maybe cold enough for some flurries and snow showers on sunday. >> if you want to go to the ballpark, you had better get a ticket. quite a controversy in boston. that is next in sports. >> the maryland lottery. let yourself play. >> tonight small guy match jackpot is $1.1 million. 26-7-23-10-34-9. if no one matches all six numbers, the jackpot climbs from $1.2 million. the next drawing is thursday night. >> rain delayed the start of the daytona 500 for 36 hours. iraq took out jimmy johnson and put danica patrick on their road for 60 laps. wreck to guard jimmy johnson and put danica patrick on the road for 60 laps. they have not resumed a raise, and it started to rain again in daytona. terps football coach will not have to wait long to see if his team has improved. they release their schedules this weekend. no local opponents for the purpose of this year. -- for the terps this year. they will face yukon. edsel should know if his move to maryland paid off. florida state goes to college park in november. if you would like to see the full schedule, you will find it on our website. click on sports. more roster questions this spring for the rosters than in most seasons. that makes his role as a leader more important. the 26-year-old should step in at the prime of his career, but he does not know who will start and who will close. any team with that many questions will have to keep things together when they a merger. he wants to become that guy. >> i just want to lead by example. i want to let people know i have your back. hard everythe game single day and respect this game and be able to sleep every night. >> plenty of changes this year. the boston red sox pitcher is expected to announce his retirement next week. two weeks ago tim wakefield brought his career to a close. bobby valentine has more changes in store than just his roster. he plans to change what lawyers do and do not do with a beer ban. last year's late-season collapse for the red sox to change their approach in many fronts. the former manager called it a pr move, to which valentine said, over there, they pay you to say things. over here, they pay you to do things. valentine should know. he is a former broadcaster. >> standing ovation or booing? i did not get either. it was right in between. >> interestingly enough, tom tasslemeyer has a >> 60 today but 10 degrees cooler tomorrow, and dropping another notch into the mid 40's on wednesday with some rain moving through, and then the sky is clear on thursday. another round of thunderstorms to greet the first weekend in march. we will go into the 40's sunday into monday with a chance for scattered snow showers. a couple more weeks for a potential snowstorm. >> that is all for a 11 news tonight. >> the tonight show is coming up next. thanks for joining