high rollers and curiosity seekers alike are going all all in. >> thousands of people have been huddled outside of maryland live! at anne arundel mills. >> right now, it is more like a casino chaos. several people are folding and leaving all together. shelvin has an update. >> people out here are very frustrated. there is a big crowd of hundreds of people outside of the entrance. they were actually doing -- actually booing some of the casino employees. i spoke with a spokesman for the casino and said that the casino is not sending people way, but, at times, the casino has reached capacity.

earlier tonight, we caught up with people who made through the traffic, through the crowd, went inside and had a good time. >> yes! >> like meany gaming enthusiast across the region, carolyn is happy she doesn't have to drive for a to play her favorite game. >> we had to go to atlantic city and all over and all those cities. and now i have one in my backyard. thank you, jesus. >> this is my sixth installation of slot machines and new openings and the most i have ever done at one time is 1500. >> in maryland live! casino will eventually have more than 4700 slot machines for patrons to play with. it is one of the largest casinos

in the country. of that space, 160,000 square feet has been reserved for gaming. he still have plenty of other games to choose from. t playedill find bacharac with real cards. along with blackjack and 3-card poker and a number of other tables. >> they will eventually have designers shopping and 11 attained any. it is already open to -- and a live entertainment venue. it is already home to bars. >> our signature is something called the crunch burger where you can get any bigger crunchified and it is free. >> i don't have to go up the highway, up 95. i love it. i have been waiting for this. >> again, for the folks who were

able to give in, they were having fun and enjoying some of those new machines. so far, you can see a little bit of the crowd dispersing outside of the maryland live! casino. some did not want to have to wait in line. some out there were calling the crowd out. disgrace. police have stepped up their patrol. traffic is snarled in and around the exits of anne arundel mills. >> it sounds like quite a scene tonight. in other news tonight, annapolis police are hoping you can help identify a person of interest related to sexual assault. this is surveillance video of the man wanted in connection to the downtown attack on may 19. a 21-year-old woman was walking along the duke of gloucester street around 1:30 a.m. when the suspect grabbed her from behind and sexually assaulted her.

>> deftly an area where there might be people that saw more than they realize. we're hoping that, releasing the survey, people might have seen something else and thought they might remember that guy and that kind of thing. >> annapolis authorities are asking anyone with information to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >> police are investigating a new crop of violence. again and shot a man in the head around 12:30 p.m. this morning. it happened at the 3600 block of biel avenue. he later died. there is no word on a motive in that case. police were called back to a shooting in east baltimore. detectives have released few details, but the victim suffered multiple gunshot wounds. there is no word on that person's condition. police are still trying to track down this gunman as well. these shootings are the latest in a recent string of violence

in the city. >> state lawmakers' concerns center around one of the biggest draws, the inner harbor. senator jim bro ischen joining pat mcdonough -- senator jim brochen is joining pat madonna. he says that he does not agree with the racial overtones, but he does believe something has to be done. >> you may not like his line it and i don't like as language, but don't take away the idea, which is a valid idea, because baltimore county is a driving economic force behind the success of baltimore city. >> city police claim that violent crime is down in the central district by 14%, although, the salts are running even with the house? -- with the stats for this time

last year. >> a federal judge ruled that a teacher should have been offered a plea deal that would have effectively meant his release. >> people traveled from all over the country for this a vigil tonight. many say that they have been haunted by their former teachers abuse for decades. nearly 200 people carried signs, candles, and heavy hearts outside of the former catholic community middle school in baltimore. many say they were assaulted and traumatized. >> he held a gun to my head in that room. >> from the age of 11, 12 and 13, i was raped so many times. it was too numerous to count. in that school behind those

screens in that storage room, in that classroom. that is where i lost my childhood innocence. >> their vigil is to honor and remember the victims who have passed away and to stand in cellaret -- and solidarity. he was sentenced to four life terms. but a federal judge has since ruled that he had ineffective counsel and should be offered a 10-year plea deal again. an on-line petition drive against his release has more than 1000 names on it. >> he doesn't even deserve to see the light of day. and we hear more stores, not just the people who cannot 19 years ago, but more people today who are telling their stories. this man was a monster. >> never see the light of day, never. i have no doubt that he is a serial child rapist will do this again. my childhood cannot be restored. the childhood of everyone around me tonight cannot be restored. but we can do what we can to protect children today.

>> he is now 70 years old. the appeal for release will be heard in federal appears -- a federal appeals court next month. >> opening statements in another high-profile child abuse case will soon get underway today and. -- under way. seven women and five men will hear arguments on monday. many of the jurors to have close connections to penn state university where sandusky was a longtime assistant football coach. he paces abuse charges. he denies them. >> a story that we will hear more and more frequently, a bear sightings in a place where bears are not supposed to be necessarily. >> when i came and saw the bear, i was shocked and really

surprised. >> it was not an ordinary monday for diana kent about 30 minutes after her son's came in from playing outside, a black bear moved in. he had knocked my bird feeder out of the tree. it was my squirreled-proof bird feeder. >> after 11 years in his home in the glenwood area of howard county, it was the first for the family. when she called police, she learned she was not alone. >> they said they had received already about five calls of their sightings. >> black bears are native to maryland. about 600 are living in various counties. but sightings are on the rise statewide as they travel up to 150 miles in search of new territory which may have been the case this week. >> cannot imagine where it came from. >> to keep it from coming back, the bird feeder has been removed for good. according to the experts, that is the way to remove -- that is

thougthe way to avoid bears. remove food and made loud voices to scare it away. as the story gets around, she realizes she is now known as -- >> the bear lady. >> according to the department of national -- national resources, there is no known case of a human being attacked by a black bear. >> here is what a fresh coat of paint and some other key improvements can do. [laughter] >> these small struck students got a sneak peak of their new library -- these awstruck

students got a sneak peek of the new library. in addition to that beautiful makeover, students will get new books to take home along with 40 pounds of healthy groceries to take home every month. >> the students told us the tellers they wanted. they wanted the little kid area with bean bag chairs. we created what they wanted for this space. >> i would like to live in here. >> it is the best library ever. >> target, along with the maryland food bank, they have said that food bank inside every month. so kids can take home a healthy to every month. it will include fresh fruits and vegetables. >> they also of books for the kids siblings as well. >> love it. >> does maryland's top cop called maryland home or pennsylvania home? >> the governor response to an eye team investigation.

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>> tonight, we have learned that the state's top cop and his family are getting tax breaks in two different states. >> they claim primary residences in maryland and pennsylvania, prompting some to ask if the

state -- if the police superintendent marcus brown is only a part-time maryland resident. >> the dark colored crown victoria is owned by maryland taxpayers big it is the take- home cars assigned to marcus brown. we took these pictures of the car on a moral day, not in the maryland neighborhood, but in camp hill, pa., a suburb of harrisburg. it is one of two places that brown can call home. >> he has a family that lives in pennsylvania. his wife owns a home there. his name is not on that deed. and they have a situation where they both have professional careers. he works in maryland and visits his family regularly. but she has a career in pennsylvania and list their. >> neighbors tell us they see markets from quite a bit because he has young children. but the governor says is a legal resident is in maryland.

it appears that your superintendent lives in two places, maryland and pennsylvania. you ok with that? >> his legal residence is in maryland. he pays taxes in maryland. he votes in maryland. as long as he keeps driving down violent crime and homicide, he can commute to canada on weekends for all i care. >> taxpayers foot most of the bill for his commuting between the two states. brown pays for the gas when he goes to capitol, but the cost of wear and tear and the interest is billed to the taxpayers. had you asked him to move into maryland full time? with your agree recrafting of that assertion.

he is a legal resident of maryland. >> he is a close ally of the governor. in 2007, brown sparked controversy with his pension deal from the city police department. even though he left the department without the required years of service, he got a full pension arguing that he got laid off. in fact, he left the department for state job one brown became governor. brown's wife gets a credit on his camp hill home in pennsylvania, but the baltimore home also gets the tax credit could that allows them a $3,700 break on the city tax bill. >> if he shouldn't have a homestead tax exemption in one home or the other, that is another issue. the question you asked is whether he fulfills the legal requirement of being a resident of maryland.

i believe that he does. >> is spokesman said that brown was not aware that he had a tax credit on the baltimore house. but the application for it was filed in 2010. colonel brown declined our request for interviews to answer questions himself. a spokesperson says that he is too busy. >> some showers are holding together even late this evening. to the north of us, coming down through parts of pennsylvania, virginia and west virginia. they show some signs of diminishing. but it will fire up again tomorrow afternoon, the same basic pattern we have been dealing with the last couple of days. it is holding on for about one more day. a day with temperatures just a bit below normal, he degrees at the inner harbor. but the official measurement

comes at the airport, three degrees below the normal of 80 degrees. some suburban areas were down in the 40's. officially at the airport, 50 degrees for the morning low. 64 degrees in heart build -- in hartville now. western maryland dropping into the low-50's at this hour. overnight, we will see partly cloudy skies. during the heat to mark, look at those spotty showers. that will change a little bit as we expect high pressure to wipe out most of the shower activity. temperatures ranging in the morning from 51 degrees to 59 degrees. we will get some clouds, a couple of showers, a west agrees and highs tomorrow close to normal, 77 degrees to 82 degrees. the water temperatures are now

will look into the low-70's. offshore, high pressure is beginning to develop. the same thing or the lakes. this will encompass the whole mid atlantic. the storms will stay out in the western part of the planes could but some of the warmth out here, these were actual highs today, almost 90 degrees of around bismarck. denver was 91 degrees today. the western maryland mountains will start to climb into the 70's by friday and should be warmer over the weekend. the eastern shore sections, 20% chance of a storm tomorrow and about 80 degrees. the same basic trend around ocean city. while it will be cooler than normal tomorrow, temperatures get back to normal on friday and a warming trend continues into the weekend. spotty showers tomorrow, close to normal temperatures, 81 degrees with a good deal of sunshine on friday. partly cloudy and warmer on saturday and sunday. then another round of showers

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>> back-to-back wins at fenway gives them a seven straight wins in boston, something the orioles have never done before in franchise history. that helps put them back in its opposition of first place. a beautiful night for baseball in boston. seven innings, one run, donald macdonald, one of four strikeouts tonight. paul was well until the sixth inning. fair ball to right field. wilson will come in with the tying run. now all tied 1-1. then and he says -- andy chavez , infielder shores. jim johnson bounced back in

style. he came out in the ninth and ends it -- the orioles win. from the present to the future. jamie moyer was signed to a minor league deal. last month, colorado released him. he will get a few starts in aaa before they decide it he can help the orioles. on the topic of school, how about high school? brian ripken graduate high school this week and has some options. the orioles drafted him. he was drafted in the 20th round of the major league amateur draft. ryan rick can could be the

third generation of ripken -- ryan ripken could be the third generation of ripkens to join the orioles. he said "i am excited and honored to be drafted by the orioles. as everyone knows, the orioles are tied so closely to my family. they have been 19 for as long as i can remember. that makes this moment that much more special." john harbaugh summed up his expectations with the word "greatness." smith looks a little lighter. when he arrived in training camp, he trimmed off about 15 pounds. in the nfl, lighter usually means faster. >> people are fast over here.

that is one thing that i really took from last year. it is something i have been working on. >> for 34 years, i'll have another gets his chance at the belmont. he drew the 11th post in the 12- course race. o'neill like starting on the outside. he wants his horse to run from behind. we will see if he can pull it off at the belmont. >> being in the 11th hole, we can see how the pace sets up we will hopefully be leading the crawl. they are flying, we will hopefully be within the horses flying. mario is a confident writer. he is so confident in the aisle have another. they get along so well. we are in good shape. >> we will bring you a report

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>> nice and cool out there now. >> temperatures will slowly rise. we have a couple of days cooler than normal. then we're in the mid-to-upper 80's for the weekend and going into monday. it will feel like summertime, even though it is a little ahead of schedule. it will field june -- it will feel june-ish. >> i guess that will be followed by july-ish. >> have a good night.

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