it means despite the clearing skies, we will be quite breezy today. wind will be from the northwest. partly cloudy skies by this afternoon. the normal temperature is 68. bundle up tonight. upper 30's tonight. 42 downtown. we will keep the breeze around for at least 48 hours. right now let's check out the commute with sarah. >> we are waiting for the roads to dry out. frederick avenue at pulaski street is the latest accident. we have ongoing probe work at lombard and light. an accident in the towson. . route 136, all lanes closed in pylesville because of an accident that has been there since early this morning. nine minutes on southbound 895. about 85-minute ride on 95 southbound down to the fort mchenry. -- about pay five-minute ride on 95 southbound. a nice ride on 216 through howard county. >> good morning. one week after a home invasion in towson, county police have some suspects in custody. >> jennifer franciotti is live in a student with that story. >> in the early morning hours of april 20, police say four suspects broke into a house in towson. one of the suspects held a gun to his roommates head. it happened about a block from campus. they kicked down the door. they took computers, cash, and and mp3 player. police arrested daniel schaefer and dylan fredricksen, who will be charged as an adult. " it's scary to know they live because closely to towson university. these people just walked in amber they could carry a gun ban brought it in the house. " police are still looking for two more suspects, including troy traylor. he has red hair and a tattoo of a star on his neck. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> thank you. a man accused of killing his girlfriend remains behind bars. david barton is charged with manslaughter in the death of tracy weichert. the couple had a fight over the weekend. an autopsy will determine the exact cause of death. barton appeared in court last night. >> police are looking for suspects in a shooting that happened on washington boulevard. a victim was treated for multiple gunshot wounds. no word on what prompted that shooting. authorities are hoping for leeds that will help them track down this man. police are looking for police edwards following an attack on a man in front of the super fresh on ritchie highway in glen bernie. >> baltimore county police have identified the young mother who was struck and killed over the weekend. police say mavi maldonado was crossing the philadelphia road when she was struck by an oncoming pickup truck. kerr son was in the stroller but was not injured. charges are pending against the driver. >> martin o'malley wants another term in office. he will announce his bid for reelection with the theme of moving maryland forward. the governor already faces three challengers for the democratic nomination. others have announced their intentions to run for the gop ticket. ehrlich in leading one poll. one carroll county state senator said he will not return to annapolis. larry haines says he wants to spend time in his family and on his real estate business. he has been frustrated by legislature's inability to pass laws. he has served in the senate for the past 20 years. >> foreclosures in maryland have skyrocketed by 80%. they met with struggling home waters last night for a workshop to keep those staggering numbers of doubt and to keep people in their homes. >> we purchased a home and the price went down. we're seeing what our options are. >> corp. earlier. contact your lender early so you can discuss your situation with them and see if you can come up with a way to stay in your home. >> for those who were unable to attend the workshop, there will be another one next monday night in essex. maryland ranks sixth in the nation for mortgage fraud. state reported a 36% more. the largest number of fraud cases, of florida, new york, and california. >> northrop grumman will not be moving their headquarters to maryland. they have opted to relocate to northern virginia. the company is one of d.c.'s largest employees with 21,000 local workers. >> there is the adoption of the arizona immigration law. there is a call to have the law repealed is discriminatory. they are calling on businesses to boycott the state. the mexican president says the law could cool regulations with the state. critics say it violates people's constitutional rights. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think arizona's new immigration law violates people's constitutional rights? e-mail your reponse to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 6:08. coming up, the mornings financial news. >> walmart is slapped with a lawsuit that could cost billions. they're taking it very seriously. >> nearly a mile below sea level, they are trying to cap a natural disaster off the coast of the louisiana. >> there is some drizzle and fog from the storm system that is pretty complex. it is moving out of here later today. >> a little bit of drizzle is creating problems. we have an accident in the city. >> welcome back. 55 degrees in downtown baltimore. y in central maryland wants to invite you to it block party in true with bill. >> joining us more details about this week's events is michael shacklette. how are you? >> good. it is early but i am up. " we had john earlier on talking about the need for volunteers. tell us what you need to be done. you need some skills. >> these skilled labor is taking place. we are looking for volunteers to work in the community. we will be doing some planting, general cleanup. it is important for people to come out and see what we're doing here at the true would help y. >> -- at the druid hill y. >> this was a time when african americans could go to the juror would hill. it was the activity place for a large community -- african americans could go to the druid hill. >> it is part of the history and community. it is an important piece. it is something that we should all remember. >> this is culminating in an event on friday. >> on friday, and i believe the time will be towards lunchtime, we will have a large cookout. we will have portis rights, a fair, i scream. is going to be -- we will have horse rides. >> what changes can folks expect to see from the beginning of the week until friday? >> i think most of the changes outside of the building will be in the cleanup. there has been a huge undertaking inside the building. we have created a new computer lab, a new child area. all of the work was donated by local contractors. >> ok, michael shacklette, thank you for coming in and talking with us. >> you are welcome. >> for the block party, we will be in the mid 80's. a couple of delays of below normal temperatures before we start to rebound. we did have some showers move through last night. an area of low pressure is trying to move off the new england coast line. we have temperatures in the mid 50's this morning. we will be cooler than normal. the height of about 62 in baltimore today. 50 with some showers with another local trying to get through in the mountains. the wind will be a factor out of the northwest and quite gusty. 64 degrees on the eastern shore. turbulence on the bay. there is a small craft advisory which will turn the waves up to two feet. the yankees take on the orioles tonight at camden yards. it will be chilly when the sun sets. normal height is 68 degrees. we will be off the market for the next few days. by thursday, we will be 69 degrees. this low is trying to pull away from the coast line. things will try to dry out. the front will be well off shore by tomorrow. high pressure will be allowed to build in. fair skies for the last half of the week. cooler than normal today at 63. the wind will be picking up more tomorrow, 62. 69 on thursday, mostly sunny. 77 degrees on friday. 83 on saturday. 84 on sunday. most of sunday will be nice. there is the potential for some thunderstorms with another disturbance that will linger into monday. >> kind of a rough start out there. some accident to get to. another at frederick avenue and pulaski street. this one is gone at lock bend drive. we are starting to see the volume increase. this delay is forming along with the one on the west side. things are backing down liberty. 795 in great shape. no problems on 70. volume is starting to build there. 136, all lanes are temporarily closed in pylesville. an accident is wrapping up there. let's check the live cameras. looking like we're developing a delay on the west side outer loop. we switch over to it live view of the white marsh area. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> taking a look at some of our top stories. the former dictator of panama is now in france to face money laundering charges. he served 18 years for drug trafficking. the last remaining american missionary being held in haiti will stand trial. she will face charges of arranging illegal travel for 33 haitian children. they were stopped at the border of the dominican republican. the other missionaries were allowed to return to the united states. efforts continue to cap the exploded will well that continues to pump crude oil into the gulf of mexico. the spill could reach the short in as little as three days. crews will have to drill another well to read direct the flow. that will take nearly two months to complete. >> some good news expected from fort today. that marks a turnaround. the entire detroit auto industry was in danger of total collapse. ford is expected to announce a $1 billion profit as it reports their first-quarter profits. the u.s. auto industry is bouncing back. a class action lawsuit could cost walmart billions of dollars. walmart pays women less than men for the same jobs. they have to wait longer for those promotions. more than 1 million female employees could be affected by the outcome of this lawsuit. investors will be closely tracking the events on capitol hill. jane king has that story and more in the bloomberg business report. >> investors will be keeping a close eye on events in washington. they are scheduled to testify in front of a senate panel. also on capitol hill, senate democrats will try again for a key vote on financial reform. concern about the impact of financial reform was weighing on stocks yesterday. keep an eye on under armor. shares are on a five-day winning streak. under ormer is expected to report a rise. shares were down after second quarter profits will miss analyst estimates. revenue fell 10%. shares have been downgraded. remember the secret iphone prototype? law-enforcement officials have searched the home of a staff writer who wrote about the prototype. police took away his ipad and other computers and bank information. the search warrant says the items may have been used to commit a felony. i'm jane king reporting for wbal tv 11 news. back to you. >> it is a painful disorder that has no cure. it affects women more often than men. a new drug therapy is helping patients. deborah noticed her joints were beginning to bother her. >> i was wondering why my joints were stiff. i started getting a lot of swelling. >> enlarged joins. >> it turns out there has room arthritis.oid >> there was a lot of pain. some days i could not get out of bed. >> some patients do not get relief from medications. for them, a new medicine may help. >> targets a protein that is very active in these patients in high concentrations for retort arthritis and it will block the effects of that protein in rheumatoid patience. >> it may have side effects, changes in blood count, liver problems, or even malignancy. it is crucial for patients to be monitored by their doctors. it is an infusion so it is given to the patient through and iv once a month . a6:22. another check on weather and traffic straight ahead. >> a recognizable landmark in california will be preserved. >> do not forget to e-mail your answer to our water cooler question of the day. do you think arizona's new immigration law violates people's constitutional rights? e-mail your reponse to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> here's a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. there is a problem in the city. another is being cleared pulaski street. this is in the towson region. we had delays around light street and lombard street. two lanes are closed there. there are some delays forming on the west side at 43 miles per hour per it looking good on 795. 70 is moving well. no problems on the j.f.x. 136 is shut down in howard county. accident cleanup continues. use an alternate. let's look outside on the west side. outer loop traffic on 70. this is a live look in the white marsh area. we're seeing a bit of a back up. santer has a check of the forecast. >> -- sandra has a check on the forecast. we have some higher gusts. still some drizzle lingering and some fog outside. 55 downtown. 54 at the airport. partly cloudy skies but breezy. the orioles take on the yankees at camden yards. the first pitch, and 55 degrees but dropping quickly. upper 30's before it's all over tonight. a warm-up just ahead. >> randy quaid and his wife posted bail after being arrested. they failed to appear in court on charges of burglary. these are felony charges. they were booked on $100,000 bail, which they posted. >> the hollywood sign will still set high above the hills things in part to an unlikely donor. $900,000 was donated by hugh hefner. developers wanted to surround this sign with luxury the states. the famous sign will remain on obscured to welcome future actress, writers, and future playboy playmates perhaps. >> i am glad it will stay that way. 6:28. there is much more to come in the next half hour. >> police are looking for two more suspects in a recent home invasion. >> before he steps away, robert rohrbaugh talks about the trial he will be most remembered for, that of sheila dixon. >> we will see more signed by this afternoon. details are coming up. we're in the 50's generally. the >> live, local, late breaking. >> good morning. welcome back. i am stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us. sandra shaw has a quick look at the forecast. >> temperatures right now in the mid 50's. we saw some isolated thunderstorms last night. we will clear out today. partly cloudy skies. northwest wind will be pretty brisk. more on a warm up by the end of the week coming up. >> the arrest of two suspects in an armed break-in in towson. >> jennifer franciotti has more details. >> police are looking for suspects in this case, including one with several identifiable characteristics. police are looking for this man, troy traylor. is 5 feet 8 inches tall with red hair and a tattoo of a star on the left side of his neck. he is a suspect in a recent home invasion about a block from towson university. >> a guy, and with a gun to kevin's head. another guy came up with a knife. >> sean talks about the terrifying ordeal one of his roommates went through last week. four suspects broke into the home by breaking in the door. this though computers and the cash. >> the suspects targeted these victims knowing what they had inside their home. >> police received help from the public that led to the arrest of daniel schaefer and dylan fredricksen, who will be charged as an adult. >> it is scary to know they live because closely to the university and they were breaking in. one was able to carry a gun into the house. >> anyone with information on the remaining suspects is asked to call baltimore county police. >> police have identified the officer involved in a shooting last week. he is on administrative leave. authorities say he shot and wounded a man after the officers stun gun failed to stop the man from attacking the girlfriend. the girlfriend said police used excessive force. prosecutors convicted a baltimore man for it baltimore murder. ernest rivers has been convicted in the stabbing death of janisha burton back in 1988. he will be sentenced july 7. >> a former state employee has pleaded guilty. a former employee of the maryland department of committee development committed to using a state purchasing card to pay for a rental corp. bill she used for her own personal use. she did get probation and community service. >> a state prosecutor who brought down sheila dixon shares his thoughts. robert rohrbaugh said he regrets the fact that sheila dixon was able to receive her pension. >> that 4 per cent said guilty to that count. -- that foreperson said guilty to that count. >> i think it is the right verdict and that think the judge thought it was the right verdict. based on the evidence, it was the just thing to do. i felt some ratification. >> rohrbaugh announced earlier this month he will be retiring in september. you can see more of the interview on our website, wbaltv.com. you up to date on your morning commute. some accident to get to pick frederick avenue and pulaski avenue. there is an accident in towson. watch for continued closures at light street and lombard. those delays will resurface again. we're seeing 46 miles per hour coming out of the white marsh area. 43 m.p.h. on 795. the accident in pylesville is now gone. let's check the drive times. in minutes on the outer loop west side. not bad on the north side. let's give you a quick live look at. harris put expressway moving very well. some delays starting to form down to mount carmel. we're seeing some delays from 795 around the overpass. >> the forecast is generally improving today. 59 to 63 degrees. cooler with the wind. we will dry out and become partly cloudy. the drizzle will be gone. the clouds will be gone. chilly tomorrow, 62. mostly sunny. 69 on friday. we began mate in the mid 80's this weekend. looking pretty good. -- we begin may in the mid 80's. we'll show you a miniature horse. >> more hearings on capitol hill into the financial meltdown. goldmansachs in the hot seat today. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. do you think arizona's new immigration law violates people's constitutional rights? e-mail your reponse to watercooler@wbaltv.com. watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> this miniature horse has some big shoes to fill. he takes the word mini to wait whole new level. he weighs just 6 pounds per he stands at 14 inches. there is no way to know how big he will grow. he is 7 inches below the average height. his owners will find out if the undercuts the current world record holder. >> you are about to see one of the biggest more offbeat races. sweet dreams are made of these. teams of five raised beds in louisville. they say sleeping is for sissies. -- teams of five race beds. >> i would like to be the one in the bed. 6:41. we will take a look at the morning headlines. " they could just we'll us into the studio. a few accidents of note. trying to dry out of it. roads. >> the weather is improving today. it will be chilly with windy conditions. we will see the sun again. 54 at the airport. 55 downtown. >> welcome back. baltimore county police have identified the young mother who was struck and killed over the weekend. police say mavi maldonado was crossing the philadelphia road when she was struck by a pickup truck. she died later that day. maldonado's son was in the stroller but was not injured. charges are pending against the driver. martin o'malley will be at fells point saying he wants another four years in office. he will announce his bid for reelection with the theme of moving maryland forward. there'll be prelates in rockville. the fuehrer continues to build following the adoption arizona's new immigration law. there are calls for the governor to repeal the law. they are calling on businesses to boycott the state. police will be told to question people about their immigration status if officers suspect they are in the country illegally. >> that brings us to your answers to where water cooler question of the day. >> we ask you this morning -- do you think arizona's new immigration law violates people's constitutional rights? >> we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> this will be a big day for goldman sachs. top executives have been called to testify on capitol hill. they bet against their clients. kate amara has a preview from our washington bureau. >> senators will question executives about their conduct and how it played into the financial meltdown. lloyd blankfein and several top deputies will be in the hot seat today. they are being charged about making toxic bets into the marketplace. >> the toxins have done incalculable harm. >> the sec has charged goldman sachs with fraud. blankfein plans to tell the committee, we did not have a massive short and we did not bet against our clients. the struggle for new rules stalled in the senate. the democrats reform bill was blocked from being debated. >> the party stands against fairness. >> democrats want us to trust us on this one. americans are not in a trusting mood. >> president obama said he is disappointed that this legislation blocked. the president embarks on its national sales to work for financial reform. >> time now to check on me. roads. a new accident northbound on the j.f.x. north avenue. watch for delays there. they are clearing a crashed in towson. frederick avenue at pulaski street, another accident. 28 miles per hour on southbound 95 out of the white marsh. . you can see yellow on the inner and outer lives. 43 miles per hour on the outer loop approaching 795 down towards 40. 15 minutes is to drive time on the outer loop west side. we're down to 12 minutes, so those delays are starting to build. a five-minute ride to the fort mchenry. you can see the north side is looking pretty good. there are some delays around harford. things are heavier near old court off of southbound 795. we have a check on the forecast. >> we had some isolated thunderstorms last night. you can see some low-level clouds. we will be drying out does the day progresses. we will be somewhat cool. our high will be around 63 degrees. we begin in the mid 50's across the board. here is your statewide glimpse today. the mountains of western maryland, a shower or two. only 50 degrees there. around baltimore, 63 with more saw by this afternoon. in ocean city, a slight chance for a passing shower. not a good day to be out of the chesapeake bay because of the wind. 15 to 20 knots. all craft advisory is in effect throughout this afternoon. it will be chilly tonight. upper 30's in the outlying suburbs. 42 downtown. in western maryland, upper 20's. clear skies, wind steady out of the northwest. 68 is our normal high for today. record is 92 back in 1994. 35 is the record low set back in 2001. you can see were the lowest is. it is pulling off the new england closed. high pressure will build in tomorrow. that means nice, stable conditions, clear skies. will get more of a southwesterly flow in. here is the seven-day forecast. pool for the next couple of days. -- cool for the next couple of days. 69 and sunny on thursday. 77 on friday. beautiful skies. partly cloudy all weekend long. a slight chance of thunderstorms late on sunday into early monday. >> police have made two arrests but they are looking for more suspects. jennifer franciotti joins us now with more on the story. >> two suspects remain on the loose. police are looking for troy traylor. has red hair and a tattoo of a star on his neck. they are also looking for a minor. two suspects are behind bars. police say four men broke into a house. at least one suspect was armed with a knife and a done. anyone with information is asked to call police. back to you. >> one of them is a rhodes scholar, the other is a convicted victim. they have the same name. check in with meredith vieira. >> coming up, crews raced to stop a well beneath the sunken oil rig from leaking tens of thousands of gallons of oil. the remains of a missing dancer identified 16 months after she was last seen in new york. we will have an exclusive interview with her family. we will catch up with molly d.ing waringwal she will talk about her new book. back to you. >> speaking about my teenage years. the time. 6:53. >> we will check weather and traffic together. things are getting downright twisted at dunkin' donuts. hurry in for our new freshly baked bagel twists, available in delicious cheddar cheese or cinnamon raisin. here for a limited time. america runs on dunkin'. get swept up with the big chocolate taste of mocha iced coffee from dunkin' donuts. it's just another one of our delicious, refreshing iced coffee flavors -- grab one today! america runs on dunkin'. >> not too horrible on this tuesday morning. >> we are starting to dry out. we have some accidents northbound at the jfx, a crash coming in there. there is another in towson. two planes are blocked at light street and lombard. but deny m.p.h. on south on 95 -- traffic is being backed up on southbound 795. 15 minutes on the outer loop west side. eight minutes on the inner loop to get you from 795 over to the j.f.x. northbound, watch for the accident reported. this is a live look, picking up in volume. aching for some sunshine. >> the wind will pick up because the front came through in last night. 63. partly cloudy this afternoon. breezy outside. by thursday, but we are where we should be temperature-wise. 77 on friday. this weekend, derby weekend, may 80. >> looking good. think you. >> thank you for joining us. be sure to tune in to 1090. >> have a good day.