>> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal tv-11 news. >> good morning. welcome to 11 news sunday morning. i am jennifer franciotti. >> i am lisa robinson. let us ava marie check in ava. >> we had a full moon over night. it was the closest the moon will get this entire year. it is called a super moon. these are shot from florida. they saw the full moon in full force over night. unfortunately, we have clouds over maryland is so we did not see it at its peak. you said you looked outside yesterday. you saw some of it. >> yes. that is right. >> our fellow astronomers. we have clouds in the sky. still some drizzle being reported that b.w.i. thurgood marshall. 59 with wins out of the east. 8 miles per hour -- eight miles per hour. we will see the cloud solyndra through much of the day. temperatures struggled to even get near 70 degrees. -- we will see temperatures warmer in the seven-day. state and 40 tells. -- stay tuned for details. >> a priest is being kept a much support even though she is not expected to survive. >> her family is hoping to donate her organs. mary-marguerite kohn was shot by a homeless man. >> this church has been to many things in its life. this probably is the worst. >> st. peter's episcopal church is trying to make sense of the deadly shooting. they are determined to be positive when they gather here for church on sunday. >> we want to celebrate the life of two amazing, kind hearted women who would never turn anyone away. it in their death, they were trying to help someone. >> and angry homeless man who had been living in the woods came into a church office, but at a gun and started shooting. brenda brewington was pronounced dead at the scene. mary-marguerite kohn remains in critical condition. >> she is on my support. the family will decide when to donate organs. >> after shooting the women, the gunmen, jennifer franciotti -- douglas jones took his own life. >> we do not believe the victims were targeted. he may have been frustrated with the church come as a whole and these two members happen to be there when he came in. >> we have been providing help and comfort to the needy and the homeless for 160 years. this is the first time anything like this has happened. >> police say he had become angry because church staff told him not to come around because of his behavior. this community continues to mourn th. >> we are a christian unity. our first thought is that they're all is forgiven. it is tough but ultimately, we will. >> there have been no announcements of funeral arrangements yet. reporting at beth howard county police department, wbal tv-11 news. >> one person is dead after an accident on the beltway. a driver was stopped when a truck slammed into his vehicle. it happened in glen bernie just before 3:00 saturday morning. police have not released the name of the victim who was driving a saturn sedan that was parked in a high-speed lane. the driver was taken to the hospital. >> disruptions by defying defendants during the arraignment of 5 9/11 suspects into a marathon in guantanamo bay. the architect of the attack and four men accused of aiding the plot put off entering police. they ignored the judge. family members of some of the 9- 11 victims watched on tv. >> the attorney said, with all that mr. mohrammed has been through these past years, he is unable to speak to the court. if i was not sitting down, i would have fallen down. with what he has been to -- you should have seen people who had to jump from 100 stories up when they were trapped by smoke and flames. >> another hearing is set for june 12. military lawyers have been appointed to each man and the judge says this case will proceed, whether or not there is corporation. >> this morning, the official launch of a political showdown will be tracking until november. president obama kick off his campaign saturday with rallies in a pair of battleground states. the latest. has a l >> in his first official events, president obama had the battleground states of ohio and virginia. >> i still believe in you. and i am asking you to keep believing in me. >> he reached out to the young voters. he had some help from first lady, michelle obama. >> i am feeling pretty fired up and ready to go, myself. i really am. >> his new campaign slogan, forward, is a striking contrast to the hope and change he promised four years ago. the disappointing economic numbers released on friday highlight the challenge president obama faces in firing of voters this time around. >> this is a make or break moment for the middle-class. we have been through too much to turn back now. >> he gave a preview of attacks to come on the percent of republican nominee. >> corporations are not people. people are people. >> romney's campaign fired right back saying the president is ignoring the past 3.5 years. and that voters will not. >brian mooar, wbal tv-11 news. >> i will have another -- the three-year-old colt that one of the kentucky derby. he pulled away and won the 138th kentucky derby. another went off 15 to 1 in one of the deepest fields in recent years. >> those who could not make it to church killed -- churchill, racing fans were enthused and got a glimpse at one of the courses. still, with baltimore's today two is a way, we are looking at what you can expect besides the races at this event. >> we have changed things. we have more room 5 -- we have more room five and a little big town. -- maroon 5 and little bit down. >> the horse headliner needed a horse to scratch the race. he came in third. he is so excited. wbal tv-11 is your home for th is to a zero crown on may 19. plus coverage before and after the race right here on wbal tv- 11. >> 21 degrees on tv hill. we will help you find the perfect hat. >> when you got a ticket, you got an automatic court date if you did not pay. all that is changing. we explain the stricter penalty. >> we are dealing with fog and drizzle out there. that should be clearing out. we talk about what is in store for thefo ♪ [ female announcer ] the vertical chair-climb. it's not an olympic sport, but it takes real effort and it takes a diaper that fits their every move. pampers cruisers with 3-way fit adapt at the waist, legs, and bottom for up to 12 hours of protection and all the freedom to play like a real champion. pampers. proud supporter of babies' play. ♪ >> now your forecast with meteorologist ava marie. >> good morning. we are starting off with a view from the skycam, trying to look through to the inner harbor. the raindrops are >> during the view. -- are obscure in the view. 63 downtown at the harbor. that is where the winds are out of the east. 8 miles per hour. the onshore flow is causing the drear this morning. it will keep the temperature is down you see most areas are hovering around the 60 degree mark. whether you have 61 in cambridge, 59 in eastern and 58 right now in frostburg. not a big difference in temperatures. that will be the case as we head into the afternoon. clouds picking up on the satellite picture. a little bit of sunshine in ocean city. the cuts have broken apart sooner. everyone else has overcast skies. the flow will make a difference in the weather pattern, bringing in the cool air from the ocean and causing clouds. it will cause the high humidity and some of the drizzle right now. that will be the case throughout most of the day. it will lock in the cluster sunday. low pressure coming in from the west is helping to increase the onshore flow. we're looking at the cold front cutting across the midsection of the nation. it is associated with low pressure in the plains. it is producing showers and thunderstorms in iowa and wisconsin. all this will be pushing our way as we head into the mid week. today, we are seeing a lot of clouds out there. overcast skies. fog and drizzle should be tapering off a little bit. 70 on central maryland. 60's along the eastern shore. we expect temperatures to be in the upper 60's in the mountains. they are partly sunny. they might get an isolated shower by the afternoon. baltimore, after the fog and drizzle clears out, we will be mostly cloudy today. maybe a few peaks of sunshine. temperatures stay pretty cool. only in the 60's. try to make it to 70 degrees for the afternoon high. clyde and cool into the 50's downtown overnight. -- quiet and cool into the 50's downtown overnight. we dry out more tomorrow. 72 by the afternoon. better chances for rain mid- week. mid-70's and cooler by the end of the week. the center and returns. >> david craig is still ahead. he will be joining us for this morning's q&a. >> one of the new laws on the books for maryland, find out what else you need. here is a look at some of the events going on downtown. do you ever wish you could make some things just disappear? ♪ [ ping! ] [ ping! ping! ] that's why i use new tampax radiant. it helps keep my period invisible, combing tampax's best-ever leak protection with a revolutionary resealable wrapper so all they'll 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[ ping! ] ♪ hi. totally new, awesomely-invisible tampax radiant. check out the whole radiant collection. >> it is 61 degrees on tv hill. a new state law went into effect one year ago. it is causing high fees and legal headaches for drivers to do not understand the process. joining us is an attorney to explain how this is happening and what is going on and help this is -- houck tossing your ticket can lead to court time in jail time. >> court time in jail time. good morning. >> what is going on? >> the problem is that it starts with the change of address. that generally creates the mess. >> you moved. >> to move and you do not notify the mba or people for their mail but the post office does not get to it in time. it is a snowball effect. before you know it, there is a warrant for your arrest because you did not show up in courts because you never got your notice. . the change in the state law is when you get a citation, for driving through a red light or speeding, something that is not enforceable, you have an affirmative duty to request a trial date. he used to be that if you did nothing, they would automatically -- it used to be that if he did nothing, they would automatically assign you a court date. >> if you do not want to pay the fine, you have to request a court date. >> the judge has to cut the fine down. if you do go to court. if you do not ask for that court date, you are automatically going to be assessed and you have to pay the fine within 30 days or your license get suspended. >> oh, my goodness. >> it is a real problem because driving on a suspended license is 12 points. if you get 12 points, your license is suspended for that so you can see how it snowballs. >> there is a warrant out for your arrest because you failed to show up in court for a corps the you did not know about. and, you are treated like a -- a court date you didn't know about. >> then you are treated like -- you are spending 24 hours in central booking along with all the felons. it happens to good people. >> what can you do to avoid this? >> i have two suggestions. people are incredibly concerned and proactive about their credit reports but they have no idea what is on their driving record. what i would suggest -- everybody should run their name on the maryland case judiciary website. just see what is out there. >> you might be surprised. >> right. it is not just for traffic. everything. you should see what you are listed there for. you can also go to the maryland vehicle administration website it 4 $2, you can use a credit card and all of your driver -- pull up your driver's license. there are people -- there are people who have tickets that are 20-years-old and they have been suspended all this time. it could be as simple as a mistake made by the court clerk or a could be a brother that name whenibling's they did not have their license. >> for that length of time, would they not have found out when they went to renew their license? >> welcome with every bureaucracy cannot -- well, with every bureaucracy, you do not find that out. people do not think about renewing their license. there are a lot of people that might go 10 years without even thinking they have to renew their license. >> time to find up -- find out. that is not when the police officer is locking you up. >> thank you. stay with us. coming up next, john kerry -- carrie engelrjohn collins and with sunday gardener. >> we check this out and see if it is a bad guy. take care of killing it. sometimes, they are easy to pull. >> a little extra help. we talk about helping your garden pea plant out of the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. while the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. >> good morning. welcome to sunday gardener. i am john collins 01 with carrie engel from valley view farms. today, we talk about weeks. -- weeds. we're talking about chemicals. what -- when you are dealing with them, read the labels and follow recommendations by the various companies. they can be different. each product has a different requirement or hazard or something. . >> the long sleeved shirts. it wants lee pants. -- long sleeved pants. repeated exposure, take care of yourself. >> especially if you're dealing with edibles. the label is not necessarily on the front. it is on the back. in most cases, these chemicals are -- there is a whole book. open it up to get the information. doggone it, there is a lot of interesting information. >> bis has interesting tips in here. it will say, do not apply through your your vaessenystem or right before the rain. -- your irrigation system or right before the raid. do not mow your lawn right away. >> there is a lot of information provided inside the label. it is not -- it is inside. read the novel. >> exactly. a lot of people -- we know the we are looking at a problem. this happens to be a rough sinkhole someone brought in. we found out about it. we recommended the right product to take care of this. the right product might take care of this but it might be a different product that is in your garden or lawn. check to make sure because each of these has something different. there are different ways to apply its. these bad products are usually applied with a spreader. you can apply all of the things with a pump sprayer. >> when dealing with concentrates, another good thing is to have a measuring cup dedicated to using chemicals. one with herbicides, you know -- you do not want to use it with insecticide. follow the instruction. >> do the same thing with your sprayer. these things are cool because they come with the applicator. you hope your hose right to this and you never have to touch the product. according to the directions. the rate is important. we have a gentlemen came in here and he applied the product four times the recommended rate and his lawn was not happy. >> it says the law will be fine but if you overdo it, it will not. >> my neighbor who did that. >> it happens. we will try to give you instructions are you have an idea. there are natural products out there, too. smart herbicides. these are some of the first products on the market that can distinguish between grass and weeds. there is the difference between a dandelion and your rosebush. read instructions and understand what you were going through. >> this one here is a long week killer derived from iran. -- lawn weed killer derived from i yron. >> this actually is a similar product. it is a concentrate. we would have to use a sprayer for that. >> then you want a measuring cup. >> right. a lot of these are pre-measured. read the label. know what you're doing. if you have any questions, go to your garden center and let them walk you through it. >> -- >> my annuals came back last year in my garden. a lot of weeds did the same thing. i am not one of those people who has to have this every week avalon but i wanted to look nice. -- every weed out of my lawn. >> take care of it. >> more on your sunday gardener next sunday. see you then. >> if you have a guard in question, send it to us. wbaltv.com. >> getting warmer, finally. coming up, harper county executive is standing by for our son the kila the coming up next. >> int, the higher the hat, the bigger the statement. the rule when picking a hat. coming up. celebrity inspired hats. qnexa we have a lot of clouds left into the area. could -- >> we have a lot of clouds blocked into the area. we tell you about it next. [ female announcer ] the vertical chair-climb. it's not an olympic sport, but it takes real effort and it takes a diaper that fits their every move. pampers cruisers with 3-way fit adapt at the waist, legs, and bottom for up to 12 hours of protection and all the freedom to play like a real champion. pampers. proud supporter of babies' play. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal tv-11 news. >> welcome back. >> welcome. let us go to ava marie with a look outside. >> it is pretty cloudy. we have fog and drizzle being reported at the airport. 59 and b.w.i. thurgood marshall with a bit of mist. wins out of the east at 8 miles per hour. we stayed with that onshore flow throughout the day so the clouds will stick around for the majority of sunday. fog and drizzle ending within the next hour. temperatures in the 60's today. a few areas may break past the 70 degree mark but mostly cool. we talk about the seven day forecast coming up. >> time for a q&a. joining us now is david craig. good morning. >> great to be your. >> let us talk about how you fare. >> the general assembly was surprising this year. they did not accomplish what they were supposed to do, have the budget done. the challenge made for any county executive is that i have to present my budget to the county council on april 1. they have to approve it by may 31. if there are changes, it could be interesting on how -- we have never had to do that after we have approved our budget. we have a doomsday budget versus a doomsday session in that the budget that is now there cuts our school board by $3 million. library by $1 million. community college by about $1 million. it does not affect the rest of the budget. i would like to take care of that because the shift of the teacher pension would be over $5 million. it would be easier for us to take care of the doomsday budget. >> the teacher pensions -- you are prepared to absorb that. >> we have thought about the issues on how to handle that. we do not know because the numbers have changed constantly on what it would be. $3 million, $9 million. until we know what the final number will be cut it is difficult for us to decide how we can handle that. -- , it is difficult for us to decide how we can handle that. anything that the state does on this issue will affect education. the reality is that the budget could have been presented at the state level as a flat budget because it is $1 billion bigger than last year. you do not put money into the rainy day fund when you do not have money. if they raise taxes, people who are making $75,000 are considered rich, that is not good. >> you have no idea what will happen in terms of cuts, layoffs, furloughs? >> i anticipate we will not do any cuts or furloughs of employees at this point. their salaries are flat. this is the fourth year i had to present a budget were no employee has gotten a pay increase. they're lucky to have jobs, but they do a great job and they do deserve to get something in the future. >> let us talk about what is going on with the hartford fire in the ems commission. a lot of controversy in some of the volunteers are not happy with you. >> most of the volunteers are happy that we are finally making progress in moving forward. there was a study done in 2009 on what needed to be done and it is not just about the fire service. it is about public safety. it includes the sheriff's office. it is much broader than just fire. we have 12 good fire in the ems companies that do a great job and have continued to do that. the county has grown and we need to be prepared for the future. the study recommended that we create a fire in him as commissioned here we are probably changing the name of that to a public safety commission. it is an advisory commission. they will give advice on what we should do in the future. it gives its ties to the fire service, me, it has no power over changing anything. there was concern among the firefighters and ems people that this would preempt what they do. we will make sure that it does not do that. we will roll out an executive order on tuesday to firmly establish something so we can move forward and get harford county ready for the future. >> in terms of the volunteer companies, you are looking to add to that? >> we look at its -- 75% of the ambulance calls are driven by someone who is being paid. they're being paid for the foundation or being paid through an individual volunteer fire company. we have to come up with a unified effort on how that is done. we need a source of revenue to make sure we can do that. cost is $10 million right now to provide that service. something new. >> a new southern police district? >> yes. we opened one in the spring for the sheriff's office and then next to that, we will have a southern resource center. a new health apartment building. that is where most of the people in hartford county -- that is where they live. we want them to be close. >> what kind of growth that you experience? >> 250,000 population growth. we have to catch up. i had to condemn the health department building, which was not good. we had to tear it down. we are renting space and the rental cost is higher than it would cost to build a new building. it is much more efficient to build. >> you have traffic centers everywhere. people moving. you have to beat -- >> 11 new schools. for more on the list. -- four more on the list. it is not brand new schools, just reconstruction. this was the first we had no overcrowding. we have hit that mark. we need to work added. >> thank you for coming in. good luck with everything. next week, our guest is the president of the maryland jockey club. if you have a question, ascended in -- sent in. -- send it in. we will be right back. here is david gregory with a look of what is coming up on "meet the press." >> president obama take off his campaign yesterday in ohio and virginia. i have a rare and exclusive interview with the vice president of the united states, joe biden to talk about campaign's kickoff and a national security. i will ask the big question, how does the president win re- election? those jobs numbers on friday were a bit sluggish. even though the unemployment rate came down a tick. romney is on the attack or the economy. my roundtable will weigh in on this race. ♪ jimmy bond i'm sticky and uncomfortable. try gold bond powder. medicated to protect, absorb, even relieve itching. think bond. gold bond. ♪ this stuff works ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. pop in. stand out. >> now, your forecast with ava marie. >> good morning. we start off with a live view from towercam. you can see the thin layer of clouds creating a fog over the city. 63 degrees downtown at the harbor. 59 and b.w.i. the wind is out of the east at 8 miles per hour. 93% humidity. a dreary starred to the day. this pattern will last 42 hours. all of us are in the 50's and 60's. 59 in ocean city. 63 in westminster. we are teetering around the 60 degree mark. we are having a hard time warming up with the clouds. satellite images showing the area. ocean city might get a little bit of sun right now. clouds continue to push and on tour with the easterly flow. we have an area of low pressure making its way into the mid atlantic. nonparticipation -- no participation -- no precipitation. the wind is coming out of that direction. the clouds will be locked in to route the majority of the day. the storm system right now is pushing across the plains. it will be heading our way. that will increase our rain chances for midweek. today, other than that drizzle you have seen, we are not expecting much rain now around baltimore. a high near 70. low 60's along the shore with cloud cover. the mark -- the mountains may see a shower as we get into the afternoon. they are mostly dry, as well, other than that. fog and drizzle in baltimore. mostly cloudy. if anything, we may get peaks of sunshine this afternoon. it will be hard to come by sunshine. that will keep the temperatures down. 72 for the high downtown. the suburbs macy's 60's. -- make seat 60's. we are cloudy. in the other counties. we see more sunshine tomorrow. we start off with clouds and clear out towards the afternoon. 72 for the high. 70's midweek with a chance for rain and thunderstorms. coover into the end of the weekend sunshine returns. >> it is time to take the right -- pick the right half. -- the right have to. >> it was so fun watching is today. the hats are spectacular. >> they are great. not everyone can wear a hat. it is hard to pick the right half. -- hat. >> sleep with the celebrities. first, this is rebecca romaine wearing a beautiful have tt. it is $80. the fabric is a really stiff woven polyester filament. when you read the descriptions, you will see this. it is steff. >> comfortable. >> very comfortable. great for your open shoulders. the next celebrity we have is you hefner with all of his girls. -- hugh hefner. they all half hours on the hat s. this comes in three different colors. it is $80. before we get into this, let us talk about the discount code. 20% off. calculate that in as we are talking about prices. >> we will talk about that in a moment. this hat -- kate walsh. i emulated her outfit. this is $85. made with that same material. very stiff. it is great for mother's day. >> get more than one use out of it. you have all these other beautiful hat's. >> this is for the people who are a little bit -- they do not want to do the hat. the headbands are popular. and they were all over the place at the derby. the royal wedding made these things happen. $24 to $40. all different colors. >> all different kinds of different colored hats. u.s. of special deals that you mentioned. the code get to 20% off. >> wbal 20. you also get a free pair of sunglasses. >> not bad. >> you will not be seeing your hat on anyone else. >> shopforsparkles.com. wbal 20 is the code. he will only sell one hat to one person. >> i am going to take this off. come on over. take a look. >> this had voted down by everybody in the studio, but i like it. >> you look like the queen mother. [laughter] >> orange and purple. >> that is great. you look beautiful. hats look so good on you. >> i am sorry. [laughter] >> we are having fun. we have been dying for you to come in all week. we have had so much fun all week. >> it is so hard to pick the right half. -- hat. >> there was a guy in the bank who told me not to wear a hat. >> if keeps you from the sun. it is like a sunscreen. >> you know what, i think you are fascinating. maybe we will try these. >> i like the gold on you. do not go away. up next, we are in the kitchen for sunday brunch. here is a look at the winning lottery numbers from last night. great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to leave. have you been living here? can i have dinner at michael's house? they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when they shut off the lights. okay. i can stay. you know, you can just buy the sofas and take them home, today. for a limited time, get up to 15% back on select seating. ikea, the life improvement store. >> welcome back. time for sunday brunch. nice to see you. >> good to be here. >> you have softshell crabs for us. >> we are doing softshell crabs right now. subshells are just coming into season. -- soft shells are just coming into season. they are still alive. if you want to look for soft shells that are alive. he will take off this with a pair of kitchen scissors. take off the apron. >> no, no. he will take his life. >> it is ok. you are going to give him a little -- just behind the eyes. you want to get the water sacks. his little mouthpiece here and then the lungs, which are just up under this. the great thing about this crap is they are exclusive to maryland. many crab -- this crab is they are exclusive to maryland. we are going to take our little guy and tossed them in flour and corn mill. >> i feel like i am going to tear up. >> he goes right into a hot pan of oil. >> like a gingerbread man. >> meanwhile, we are going to make a little sallet with some asparagus. -- salad with some spirit is. we will make a saffron aoe -- aioli. it is only ground in the a few countries in the world. it looks like this. it is a little tiny thread. we will toste this very lightly in a pan and then put it in our mortar. we grind it up to make a fine powder. add it to aoili. it will turn this really beautiful yellow. it has a really earthy flavor. really nice. it goes well with a lot of seafood. ok. 30 seconds. >> what you do that, if you want the recipe, log onto wbaltv.com and click on food. or send us a self-addressed stamped envelope. or get in your car and go down to the restaurant or take the subway. >> take the subway to the shock to our. >>-- tower. >> strawberry shortcake rounding out the menu. everything is nice and fresh. >> >-- >> is this bottle malcolm biscuits with fresh strawberries and whipped cream. this is a buttermilk biscuit with fresh strawberries and whipped cream. >> i think what you cut was fascinating. >> it is. i feel badly. >> you are from maryland. >> i know. >> we might see sunshine later today, but it is thcloudy. we have a chance for showers mid-week. >> lobster is -- makes me cry. "meet the press" is next. >> this is a wbal tv 11 editorial. >> the court of appeals issued a controversial rule in making owners of pit bulls liable when someone is attacked. the court determine these animals are inherently dangerous as a breed. no further proof is necessary to claim negligence. our news team has reported dozens of stories involving people attacks and extensively reported on the case that resulted in this decision. it 10-year-old was almost killed and his friend was injured by a neighbor's people in 2007. records show the owner retrieve the dog but did nothing to help the injured boy's. previously, the victim would have to prove that the owner knew the dog was dangerous to be held liable. while the broad ruling has an animal advocacy groups discouraged, there is no question that the court wants to make sure negligent owners are held accountable. some owners are outraged and say the new law is unfair and discriminatory against the breed. supporters cite the number of incidences and severe injuries victims have received an attack by pit bulls. more than any other breed. this might catch the owners and pets, you cannot deny that for the safety of us all. go to wbaltv.com for more information. 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