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that couldnt happen. a handgun was recovered at the crime scene. but police will not discuss a suicide note or its contents. she is known in the neighborhood for her boyfriend yard. i cried. were going to miss her dearly. >> reporter: im bruce leshan at the white house. 50 years of reporting, ten presidents for hundreds of very tough questions for those presidents. anded today, the career of helen thomas, appears to be over. brought down by that f softball question for a rabbi ho a...

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were denied bail. >> he is not alleged to have been near or involve on what happened that evening. >> reporter: meanwhile the gas station here remains closed. the bags are still on the pumps. and the regular customers have posted a memorial on the window of the gas station. it is so large it is reflecting pain on other families. >> it doesnt make any sense to pull this off. >> no, just for money. >> reporter: now the exgirlfriend of the accused hit man walter bishop has to decide at wh...

operational. brian keebler explains how that is and why the city believes its losing money. >> reporter: baltimores 57 speed cameras were supposed to be up and running by november 1st. here it is three months later and only half are installed and most worth only half of the time. >> were getting citations issued in the other locations. even in 26, the word is getting out for those receiving the cieltations. >> reporter: despite the slow camera work, the word is spreading. since the lim...

oprince, -- port -- port-au- prince. thousands are believed to be buried in the rubble. and aftershocks are hampering rescue efforts. >> we need more people down here. >> reporter: about 10 survivors were pulled overnight from the united nations headquarters. but at least 100 people are still missing. including the mission chief. u.n. peacekeepers have been keeping order in haiti since 2004. but theyre now unable to provide smuch security. -- as much security. the u.s. is considering s...

a shake-up in baltimore city fire department is sounding alarms or the safety of some city residents. i dont know that they even spoke to each other at the thing. >> and new details about one jurors past interactions with mayor sheila dixon. but we begin tonight with a major development in the ongoing efforts to bring gambling to maryland. it has been a hot button issue in the state tore more than a year. good evening, im kelly swoope. tonight officials have hit a delay in their ef...

this year empty city coffers and high unemployment have threatened to turn the lights out on this beloved tradition. >> you get into an idea like putting up christmas decorations, there are a lot of people that would argue thats something you can do without. >> reporter: the city has cut the holiday decorating budget by two-thirds. without the traditional lights and displa os wostomould go elsewher >> it camos and it makes people want to come to the town anpeople wano >> repo: it stohe...

>> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal 11 news. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. >> i am stan stovall. >> it feels more like spring today. tony pann, good morning. >> below its 60s this afternoon. things will quiet down for this friday. there were thunderstorms last night. 52 degrees at the top of the hour at b.w.i. marshall, 52 degrees in frederick. high of 63 of the afternoon. mostly sunny and a little greasy. in the mountains there will be a little more cloud cover and it wi...

in court in the trial of mayor shelia dixon a developer, a former boyfriend, is expected to testify. and were live downtown with what a judge is expected to take up in a few hours. good morning. >> good morning. the first thing the judge will ta up motions then the jury will hear more testimony 10. and patrick turner was the focus. prosecutord s trieto connect dixon to gift cards given by dixon, and turner testified he purchad $1000 from best buy and target and had em dropped off with ...

from and for whom were they intended? >> hi, everybody. im sally thorner. >> im kai jackson. heres what people are talking about. >> reporter: week two is well under way, as a prominent city developer takes the stand for the prosecution. wjz has complete coverage of the trial, as jurors hear more witness testimony about her use of gift cards intended for needy families. mike hellgren has a look at that testimony. but we begin our live coverage with mary bubala, who has been following t...