the americas by himself. and lining up to reduce the identity theft by getting rid of documents and records during shred day. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] good evening. six secret service agents have lost their jobs because of the prostitution scandal in columbia. as the investigation continues, the obama administration has come under fire. sheldon has more. >> some republicans have raised questions over whether white house staff was involved, but congressman elijah cummings says the president has responded appropriately. the investigation continues. so far, six agents have lost their job, five on administrative leave, and they told name was added to the list. elijah cummings recently spoke about the investigation.

>> we are waiting for answers to the 10 questions we have asked them. >> the alleged encounter with prostitutes happened while the agents were on a security detail before president obama arrived in colombia. politicians on both sides want to throw answers, but the case has taken a political turn. chuck grassley asked if they were investigating white house staff. congressman and elijah cummings says that president obama responded appropriately. >> i think he acted decisively, he got folks out as soon as he found out about this. he stripped them of their security clearance. and he suspended them. >> the white house has dismissed any implications of its staff and the scandal. this person teaches election law at the university of maryland law school and his efforts to politicize the scandal will not stick.

>> the scandal is unique, because the president pretty much conceded the secret service, both in terms of personnel and structure and procedure, were fallible. >> the military is investigating 11 troops for heavy drinking and spending time with prostitutes. governor martin o'malley is scheduled to meet with the legislature senior leaders about holding a special session. the meeting is scheduled tuesday, with house speaker michael busch and senate president mike miller. they're trying to prepare the state budget after lawmakers failed to pass a revenue package needed to avoid a half billion dollars of cuts. baltimore county police are the scene of a pedestrian hit by a car in randallstown. it happened at about 9:30. the police say there were no serious injuries, but the scene is still being investigated. >> we are getting our first real

rainfall and weeks, welcome news for farmers. we get a first look with john collins. >> some areas got more, and there were severe storms and pennsylvania, parts of new jersey, but the stronger part of the weekend weather system is to the south. a lot of activity spinning around the northeast corner of the gulf of mexico. that storm is very similar to a nor'easter coming up the coast tomorrow, pushing a lot of rain are way. the computer rainfall estimates, by 11:00, some decent rain, the low pressure system comes up, the heaviest rain during the afternoon, evening hours. as that lives north, look out to the west. west virginia and also parts of the garrett county. there could be sizable snowfall. there could be as much as 6 inches of snow.

that is the nor'easter part. that is in the mountains, not here. a maryland man received a hero's welcome today at the annapolis harbor after completing a nonstop record- setting solo voyage around the americas. he traveled roughly the distance around the earth's equator and seemed hardly the worse for wear. by the time he arrived at the annapolis harbor, at rutherford's boat was without an engine, bilge pump, and gps. that is what happens after 25,000 miles circumnavigating the americas, a remarkable solo journey. >> i am happy to be out here to welcome him home. [cheers] >> this was the very first time the 31-year-old arnold resident stepped ashore in 3 stoddert 14 days. before this, he never entered

port or drop anchor from his 27-foot second-hand sailboat. >> the hardest part was the northwest passage. the ice was incredibly dangerous. there were times i was very close to icebergs. i have no radar on the boat, and the storms, mixed together, i nearly was killed by a giant icebergs at one point. then he left annapolis last june and reversed some of the most dangerous seas as he sailed around the americas, nearly run down by a freighter, tossed around in cape horn. >> i worried a lot, but he has it in his genes. his uncle went to brazil with just $300. >> there was enormous fanfare and a welcome home ceremony for a man who did it all to raise a quarter million dollars for a nonprofit sailing program for the disabled.

>> he has brought us fame that will not completely go away. we will be on a higher level and we will be able to serve more people because of him. >> what is next? >> i think a hair cut. >> he also plans to write a book, and after all of this time alone, he says he would like to talk to a nice lady. with plenty to say. preferred says he wishes he had better solar panels and a backup kindle reader. this is a waiting line for a shredder truck. hundreds of cars piled into the white marsh parking lot for the shred day event hosted by the better business bureau, dropping off boxes of paper to be shredded for free, including personal documents you do not want in the wrong hands. >> i have to shred all of this mail that i have.

it is nice they do this. i am always worried about somebody stealing my identity. >> frog is a big issue. you cannot just put it in the garbage. -- fraud is a big issue. you cannot just put it in the garbage. >> by the end, 57,000 pounds was shredded to be recycled. april is national autism month, and baltimore county schools partner for an autism day event, an all-day conference to teach people the real facts about the disorder. they heard presentations from professionals and teenagers with autism. rep say it is crucial for families who are struggling with the condition -- representatives say it is crucial for families who are struggling with condition. >> we bring them together to teach them about autism, and it makes the world a friendlier place and makes the parents and families feel not alone. >> according to the cdc, one in

88 children suffer with autism. tomorrow, wbal radio will look at how baltimore area families are coping with autism, tomorrow morning at 11:30, right here on tv 11. still to come, ted nugent finds out his punishment after comments he made about president obama. >> i think there are still a lot of emotions wrapped around the case. we are worried that some of those emotions may play out against him. >> neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman could be out on bail. that story when we come back.

charles colson, who served as special counsel to richard nixon, died today. he was a key political operative

and spent seven months in prison for his role in the watergate scandal. he became an evangelical christian and founded a prison ministry. rock musician and ted nugent has been cut from a u.s. army summer concert program in fort knox, kentucky, after comments he recently made at an nra meeting that he would be dead or in jail if president obama was reelected. the secret service met with ted nugent with no action taken. george zimmerman, accused of killing trayvon martin, may not be getting out of jealousy and is he thought. friday, a judge agreed to let him out on bail. his attorney says he hopes he will be released sometime during the middle of the week. his family is having a difficult time coming up with the bail money. >> $150,000 is a lot of collateral.

it is tough. >> his attorney will not say where he will go once the zimmerman is released. still to come, a newborn monkeys from the zoo. we have video. >> the east coast gets soaked as a storm comes from florida, which much more in store. which much more in store.

if you are having a bad day, this story may turn it around. the maryland zoo welcomed a newborn monkey to the chimpanzee forest. the newborn monkeys is cradled by one of its parents. the baby is the first for the couple. there is no word on the name or the gender yet, but we do know that it is very cute. how do you follow an act like that? talk about rain, i guess, we got some this evening. the cold front is to the east, over the ocean.

still good rain in new jersey, shower activity in ocean city. nothing here, little showers in southern maryland, dry to the west. that is part one of the storm. the numbers today, pretty good. the rain did not come through until late. the sun did not disappear until late. 81 degrees the high at the airport, the inner harbor 82. turned out to be a beautiful day, the rain waiting until about 6:00. the normal high 67, and the rainfall, at the airport, and downtown, less than the 0.1 inches of rain. hear on tv hill, we had 0.32 inches of rain. severe weather to the east, parts of new jersey and around philadelphia, eastern pennsylvania as well. the current temperatures, showing the effect of the cool front. the warmest greetings near the

front, the lower eastern shore, in the 60's. we are in the 50's, near 60 around baltimore. 54 westminster, frederick in the 40's. there is some cold air trying to come in behind the cold front. holding everything up as the storm to the south. the rain in virginia, the arc of rain on the front. nothing to the west. you would think we are done with this, but not quite. this storm to the south is spinning around, coming up the coast tomorrow. the trick with the storms is will they be in land, out over the water, and we still have to fine tune, but it looks like a will push a lot of moisture our way and give us a lot of rain. overnight, scattered showers, cloudy and chilly, 47-52. tomorrow, rain heavy at times, north wind at 10-20, when the costs the 30 or better.

it will be a blustery, of wall day. it will be reining in a lot of time. a 48-53 the high. it will have a tough time warming up with all of the activity going on. looking at how much grain we can expect from the storm, up to one-third of an inch of rain already. another couple inches would not be out of the question from baltimore east. that may be where the heaviest of the rains will fall. then it tapers off to the west. western maryland, once the storm passes, snow is in the forecast, and they could get accumulation. north wind on the bay, 25, small craft advisory. the insta-weather future-cast, the area of rain moving out of the picture, tomorrow morning and afternoon, the second batch of rain comes from the south, heavy at times. things dry out. drier air around the bay, but

west, wrapping around the storm to the west, snow on monday, accumulating snow. maybe as much as 6 inches in some areas of garrett county and parts of west virginia and pennsylvania. they have winter storm watch is in effect in far western maryland and the mountains. 51 tomorrow, 53 monday. still shaky as far as the weather is concerned, but we will probably get some sunshine. trying to get to 60 on tuesday. overnight wednesday, thursday morning, we may get more showers. primarily the highs in the 60's. pete is here, using one of my favorite words. >> sometimes i am befuddle the watching the orioles. what happened?

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the orioles tonight taking part in one of the most puzzling games, in anaheim, looking to even the series with the angels. jake arietta looking for a win

against weaver. markakis, called strike three. abreu, no idea what to do with that hook. facing albert. story.e top of the fifth, jason lee, unloads a two-run shot. the birds take the lead. the bottom five, and fell apart. -- bottom five, it fell apart. base not with the bases loaded. right now it is a 6-3 lead for the angels.

check swing, brendan ryan, strike three. 21st perfect game in major league history, leaving his mark on the game forever. for decades, when john hopkins and navy gathered for lacrosse, the results seemed preordained. today, there rare occurrence. first quarter, 2-0 navy. the jump shot effective not just in basketball. second quarter, ok, here comes hopkins. great ball movement. zack pommard finishes with the goal. in the third, 5-1. unobstructed, walks in. the midshipmen beat johns hopkins 8-2, just their second victory over them in the last 39 games.

un b.c., over time. the last five goals of regulation. -- umbc, overtime. a huge comeback for the retrievers. umbc clinches a spot in the american east tournament with a victory over albany. towson at home, getting the game against drexel. the good shot. drexel with the lead. the tigers fell behind, 5-one, starting to come back, nice move. 5-2. moments later, from behind the net. plays hide the ball. it goes well, unassisted goal. 5-3. but drexel gets the road win, 13-5. top ranked loyola, 17-6 over

hobart. next week a host at johns hopkins. programs trending in different directions. the capitals are wearing a new high, doing the hunting, going up against boston. game 5, the capitals goaltender was very good. the capitals win, 4-3. we have game 6. they could win this series tomorrow in washington.

showers overnight, upper 40's. tomorrow, 50 to high. the highest rain chances in the afternoon, early evening. out west, some snow, several inches possible. monday in the 50's. then we straighten out the rest of the week. thank you for joining us. "saturday night live" is next. have a great night. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. [ applause ] >> hello. hello, i'm mitt romney and i'm speaking to you from jim bob's kitchen, a really fantastic diner outside aiken, south carolina. as i said, it's a really fantastic place. it really is.