sudden impact. a violent collision leaves a woman dead. >> tonight police say the driver of a speeding stolen car is to blame. >> hello everybody. >> here's what people are talking about tonight. >> the breaking news from west baltimore. an innocent driver killed in a horrific crash with a suspect in the car. kelly has more. >> reporter: police spotted the stolen vehicle about ten blocks in that direction from here. just before the collision which you can see over my shoulder, one neighbor tells me the car was going at least 70 miles an hour. >> where a front bumper rests is where a stolen car collided into a woman's car. her vehicle ended here, about 75 feet away. >> this is the first time i'll ever seen anything like that before. i hope i never have to see it again. >> reporter: several unmarked

police cars had spotted the stolen vehicle on lexington and mlk boulevard. they say they weren't following the erratic car thief. >> they attempted to file. something spooked the driver. he took off at a high rate of speed before the officers from the regional auto theft task force could follow, based on the way the driver was driving they were ordered to pretty much break it off immediately. . >> i saw the suv speeding up the street at a high rate of speed when i looked up again, the police car was coming behind him. not speeding, had on his flashing lights, no sirens or anything. then when i looked up again the car was flipping and hit the wall. that's when i remembered saying "how did the police get here so soon?" >> reporter: and you can see police are still here trying to reconstruct the scene and make sure they know exactly what happened. this gentleman is the suspect's car. he is in serious condition at an

area hospital. the woman, the driver who was just going southbound on this road when he was t-boned she was so badly hurt here that she was pronounced dead at shock trauma a few moments ago. >> terrible. the regional auto theft task force is made up of officers from baltimore city and baltimore county. >> more money is being rewarded as baltimore county police seek answers in a murder. >> money is being offered for leads to the case of the killer. police are looking for two suspects. one wearing a dark t-shirt and shorts. the other wearing a light t-shirt and shorts. detectives have received tips from the case, but so far nothing to lead them to the killer. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore county

police or metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lock-up. lawmakers want to extend the cash for clunkers program further. jessica has more on the extension and what it means for dealers. >> reporter: that's exactly right. the government's already poured $1 billion into the cash for clunkers program. now they want to pour an additional $2 billion bringing the economy a much-needed boost. with a little help from uncle sam, jerry and betsy mason are hoping to trade in their old explorer for something new. >> a good example of what can happen in the government does it right. >> reporter: the $1 billion spent on the government's cash for clunkers program has significantly boosted private spending. dealerships like toyota

-- volvo are back on track. >> i'm down to maybe 50 cars. >> they sold two weeks worth of cars in just four days. >> obviously you wish you had more. but we have them incoming, they have to wait a bit to get them. >> economists say adding $2 billion to the cash for clunkers program could mean an $18 billion boost to the economy. here's how it works. clunkers also known as gas guzzlers are eligible for a rebate from 3500 to $4500. the trade-in vehicle has to get a combined fuel economy rating of 18 miles per gallon or less. auto industry experts believe 750,000 clunkers will be replaced with new cars that are safer and better for the environment. >> it's taking all these terrible gas mileage cars off the road. they're not just recycle them, they're getting rid of them.

>> reporter: the masons are taking home this new toyota sion. and the toyota corolla was just listed as the most popular new vehicle purchased as part of this program. for a link log onto wjz.com. >> for months, wjz has followed the scandal in city hall. eyewitness news is live in city hall with an analysis and answers. mike explores the critical issue tonight. >> the mayor can't afford a guilty verdict and the prosecutor wants a big name conviction. it could come down to how both sides pick the jurors. from the day the original indictment came down the case

has been dissected and documented from the public. all that attention begs the question, how difficult will it be to get an impartial jury? >> have to go through an awful lot of jurors to make that happen. the defense attorneys are going to try to seat as many african-americans, women on that jury as possible. some people in our metropolitan area has deemed this as a person picked on by the state prosecutor. >> dixon's not the first high-profile maryland politician to face this kind of scrutiny. tommy bromwell entered a guilty apply before the trial. many claim there's no way an impartial jury will be in case. >> we're just thanking god and giving him all the praises and blessings for how the verdict

turned out. >> reporter: jurors acquitted larry young of bribery and tax evasion a decade ago. he was the last big politician the state prosecutors office charges before mayor dixon who's position could benefit her. >> whether or not mayor dixon testifies will probably have the greatest bearing on this case. the jury, as you may recall, from past cases even the o.j. simpson case can have a huge bearing on the ultimate outcome of the case. i think that this case will be one of those cases. >> and that is if it goes to trial. the mayor's lawyers tell us they plan to file several motions to dismiss it before that time. >> eyewitness news and wjz.com would like to know how difficult you think it will be to seat an impartial jury in sheila dixon's case. very difficult? not hard at all? or you're not sure. here's a look at updated

results. 59% say it'll be difficult. 33% say it won't be 7% of you are not sure. the legal battle t towson catholic high school open is over...this comes towson catho after parents agreed to drop a lawsuit against t over. parents agreed to drop a archdiocese. against spoke with one of the parents who filed the lawsuit. windsor says she archdiocese. >> i tell my husband i need to talk to somebody because they've shaken my faith. my religion. >> reporter: lois windsor wanted the school to remain open. her daughter will be a graduating senior next year. >> this was her fun year. her last year. >> reporter: days after the archdiocese of baltimore said it was forced to close the school because of deep debt and low attendance parents and students took to the school's campus to protest. they securied to find alternatives and fund-raisers to

towson catholic. it was then that windsor decided to take legal action. >> suing the archdiocese? that's big. they're very strong. >> reporter: windsor and another parent filed two lawsuits. one to block the school's closing and another to keep the school open. >> they voided my contract. that's where we figure we had a leg to stand on. >> reporter: a county judge sided with the school keeping it closed. this week windsor agreed not to pursue the fight and her daughter is prepared to attend murder mercy high school in the fall. >> i'm a strong believer in what goes around, comes around. things happen for a reason. i don't know what this reason will be. only received much sup >> windsor catholic community...that's much why the school's former students and alumni are planning to host a picnic to mark memories and the school's history denise.

thanks, gigi. the parents dismissed their community regarding her lawsuit. against the archdiocese with prejudice...that lawsuit cannot file it again. just a short time with prej judg they cannot file it again. history... being confirmed as the nation's first latino judge on the sonia sotomayor makes history bench. being confirmed as the nation's first basically a formality... because democrats control the senate... and a number of de republicans and the number of lines to approve cross party she was approved 68 to 31. the 55 year old from new york city has served more than 17 years on the federal bench. sotomayor. she was approved 68/31. a short time ago... president obama called the 13 years for sotomayor, her family, and america. after some early things have cleared up considerably.. a live look outside right now... it's unseasonably mild for early august. eyewitness news is live with first warning weather coverage. bob turk is tracking first warning live doppler radar. bob... unseasonably mild for august. bob? >> nobody's complaining. we've got heat coming. the second half of the weekend it's going to feel like it

hasn't felt all summer. we have rain leftover, southern delaware the low eastern shore. it's moving out. folks in ocean stli have clearing later on tonight and a great day coming up tomorrow. all the rain moving out to the east. around the baltimore region, a few clouds, but a clear night and a beautiful end to the week. we'll have that forecast in a ravens get a training camp in westminster few minutes. the baltimore winner rapper snoop dogg. sports director mark viviano joins surprise visitor at it was one of more un camp today. snoop dogg showed up. >> i think we're all taking i've ever witnessed: snoop rol little off guard. it was one the morning practice-- a guest of linebacker ray training camp snoop rolled into westminster for the morning practice, a guest of ray lewis. >> arriving with his entourage complete with a caddy snoop dogg was ready for some football.

>> snoop doggy dog. >> thank you brother ray. go on back to practice. >> he's a big fan and coaches youth football in california. snoop is in town for a show at meriweather. >> ray lewis one of the greatest linebackers to ever play the game. personal friend of mine. i love his story i love his hustle his attitude, his enthusiasm his whole get down. it's inspirational to see how he can inspire his whole team and turn the level up. they just nasty on the field. i love it. >> reporter: taking in his first ravens practice, snoop quickly picked up on the vibe of what this team is about. >> playing like a raven you have a target on you at all times. people know this defense is specially. offense is getting strong. to me i feel like being a raven is being like snoop dogg. you're a aware of the controversial subject matter

>> a word of associated with- controversial subject matter spoke that snoop is welcomed him as an artist who has main- ravens spokesman says the thanks mark. welcomed him as an still to come mainstream appeal. >> what wjz's eyewitness news... mark. thank you. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news: >> it is easy for me to hide deadly rampage. emotions opens fire at a busy health club. >> deadly information about a man opens fire at responsible.... going green. health club. chilling new info what the first family is doing to the governor's the man responsible. >> going mansion to make it more energy family is doing to efficient. governor's mansion to make it more energy efficient. >> coming up, voting deaths are up. how people are getting themselves into trouble on the water. that story as eyewitness news continues. coming tonight? don't miss the updated first and more forecast... more of the tonight. first morning forecast is coming up.

government's stimulus money is coming right here to maryland... and that is welcome news to employee's at the general motors plant in white marsh. they will now be on the forefront of created greener technology for cars. eyewitness news is live there now. derek valcourt explains what it means... thanks derek. there were layoffs here not too long ago. now the company here was at one time worried that because of the economy they would be on the chopping block here at this plant. there has been a bit of a reversal of fortune now this company and this plant could be

at the future of gm's progress for electric cars. transmission systems for gm cars, trucks and hybrids have been the bread and butter of employees at the white marsh plant. they could soon have a major hand in developing a rear wheel drive electric system. general motors was awarded a grant to be shared by the white marsh plant and another in michigan. the money is part of the federal government's $2.4 billion investment in more fuel efficient electric cars. >> this represents the largest investment in this kind of technology in american history. >> reporter: the money comes from the government's $800 billion stimulus package and will require a company match from gm which recently emerged from bankruptcy. the news excites maryland senator barbara mccullsky. >> we're so happy green jobs will be born there am on route

40. >> reporter: exactly how many jobs had come to the plant remains unclear. we're very excited about the news. we don't know the details or the scope of what this means for the maryland plant. there's a team of people discussing the plans for the plant. build electric cars bode's well for gm in the short and long-term. >> new technology's more efficient and if it works and works well. it should bring more business to gm more business to this plant which means more jobs, more income uh, and expansion. >> now gm says the future plans for this white marsh facility are still few and far between in terms of details. they say they hope to be able to release some of that information soon. we're live officials with the local u officials available for comment on this story.

good new uaw union hall crab available for comment seasonal employers. the government is story. good news f thousands of immigrant crab industry. the government is allowing senator barb thousands of im says an additional 25- into the u.s. to temporary visas will be issued for foreign workers. an seasonal businesses, like the visas will be crabbing industry, have had problems finding workers. workers. some hot water in the governor's the crabbing industry mansion.......solar panels are being problems finding workers. hot energy efficiency. political reporter pat warren has more on this greening of the government. the state will mansion. solar panels are being installed. >> reporter: if every family leaves its own mark on government house the best view of the o'malley footprint will be on the roof. part of the state's upgrade of 37 buildings. >> each of us has to do our part. mrs. o'malley is very hot on solar panels. she not withstanding the cautionary flags thrown up by

those that protect the historic architectal integrity i think we're close to being able to put solar panels on the government house. panels like these seen on the assembly line will heat the water in the governor's residents. and the first family is established some environmental priorities of its own. >> we've already installed rain barrels around government house so we capture the rain water and use that for the garden and other things, but each of us has to do our part in terms of recycling, energy certification. >> reporter: one thing this environmentally friendly father would work on. >> i wish i could get my daughters to stop driving as much. once they got a driver's license, that's hard to do.

i'm lecturing them on reducing the carbon footprint. read a book, save the planet. that's my argument. they're not buying it. >> reporter: even a cloudy day like today is a good time to make a pitch for solar. we saul know the sun will come out tomorrow. if it doesn't we have rain barrels. reporting from annapolis now back repay the treasury loan for the energy efficiency >> renovations within 14 years. treasury lo e years. >> pat correct. >> if she wasn't, i wouldn't know it. beautiful day as far as temps goes. 76. even cooler tonight. the barometer holder steady. come back and take a friday and after this. weather with bob

looking good. >> yeah. >> for a day that started out great. >> draw some some of the nice cool air. now we still have rain. east of salisbury there've been

heavy rain amounts. some areas picked up as much as two inches of rain. take a look at the total. see that through there. that little band in there. most of the activity was over the lower eastern shores. things are cleared up west of the back. 77 this morning 67. little light rain. 87. 65. the normal's. this back in 1918 was the hottest day ever in august. 72 oakland. 75 ocean city. sunshine and warmer. 82 81 in cumberland.

d.c. at 79. mid- to upper 70s. more sun warmer temps tomorrow. temps holding in the low 80s. bit of a southeast wind tomorrow. looks like they'll come more out of the west. warm us up. the rain moving off as you can see. not much left, generally clear to partly cloudy skies. low dew points. clear air we're going to cool down. pleasant friday but the high moves off. that means here comes hot and humid weather for sunday, monday and tuesday. saturday night with the warm air coming in. possibility of a shower or thundershower. 82 degrees now. 50s and 60s downtown.

still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness it is. thank yo news..... still ahead the young girl vanished overseas several years ago. everybody. madeline mccann, tonight... police want to speak with a new person of that vanished interest in the case. years ago, tonight police want of service. to speak with a n on the popular social messagi interest in the case. >> a hacker attack horrific crash. eight people killed in this head possible collision in new york state. the driver accused of being drunk and drugged. but her family twitter. camp one week until the team's first pre-season game. i'll have the latest on their preparations and the orioles wrap up a series with the tigers in detroit. more ahe

it's just after 6:30... 77 degrees and partly cloudy. it good evening. 76 staying with eyewitness news good evening stories people are talking about tonight. with eyewitn here are some of the chilling new people about the man who went o tonig dead there's chilling new information about the man who went pennsylvania healthclub. deadly whit johnson reports for wjz... as friends and family mourn the loss of loved ones... new details surface

abo pennsylvania health club. women. behind videos that show how desperate he was to attract women. the 48-year-old shooter who opened fire in a health club was a loaner. >> to be able to emotionally connect with people. >> she had to feel good about this thing. >> reporter: in a second undated video, he shows off his book about dating young women. >> there's reading material that we're all familiar with. >> reporter: many are stopping by to leave condolences. >> he just started shooting. he was randomly just shooting people. and at that point everybody

started screaming. >> all these thoughts running through my head. he sat down and switched his gun and i saw him shoot himself. >> reporter: police say he was filled with hatred for women and no one was going to get in the way six of the shooting victims remain hospitalized tonight. the family of a new york woman accused of being remain hospitalized tonight. and high before a horrific accused of interstate crash is defending her tonight. before a horrific crash on the newsroom with the interstate on the tragedy... to sally is 36- year old diane schuler said she did not >> drinking problem and diane diabetes or other health have a problems were to blame for the crash. suggested diabetes or schuler was behind health wheel... going the wrong way on a new york for the crash. schuler was going her minivan on a new york into an s-u-v. schuler, her 2 her minivan slammed head-on into young nieces were an suv. schuler, her along with and three young s-u-v. killed, along with three police say schuler drank

the suv. police than 10 vodkas and smoked marijuana before than ten vodkas at a news conference marijuana friends and family say schuler at rarely drank and never smoked marijuana. friends and still-undiagnosed medical condition for the accident. kai....thanks sally. the marijuana. they blame an undiagnosed autopsy. medical boating related deaths are up this summer in maryland. incident. boating related alex demetrick up the bay to deep creek lake, people are alex reports accidents. people are accidents. >> these men spent a lot of time on waterways dodging other boats. >> too much speed. reckless. ten or twelve kids on a boat flying around. >> you must pay attention. things can happen in a heartbeat. >> it did last week on the sassafras river. an 11-year-old girl was knocked out of the boat into the water. she died. >> we had an earlier incident at chesapeake bay bridge involving five individuals on a boat where

a wake swamped their boat. in this case, the individuals were able to put on their lifejackets. >> reporter: in 2007, ten people were killed in maryland boating accidents. three months still to go in this year's voting season. >> know your limitations know the vessel's limitations and make sure you have a safety margin. go out another day. >> this year a lot of people are out. accidents statewide are up. last year, numbers were lower because fuel prices were at record highs. this year, throttles are back to wide open and so is partying. >> police, alcohol and drugs are involved in half the fatal accidents. called for help aren't restricted to the bay and its rivers just this past week, a man fell overboard in deep creek lake and nobody noticed. >> fortunately one of our officers were on patrol and

happened to hear him screaming. he picked up the individual in the water. what he highly intoxicated swimming away according to the >> reporter: resources police, eight of the ten people who you. >> eig were not wearing life jackets. died t according to our media partner the baltimore sun... thre lifejackets. according have been suspended in the wake of a 17 year partner, three city police accusations that officers have been suspended in the wake unmarked cruise drove into him. last week, 17 year old deon johnson and his attorney announced plans to saying police department over the incident. he says he was into him. he sitting on a dirt bike talking to friends, whe bike talking to drove into him, causing cruiser several injuries. the names of the office several injuries. the names released. new information not released. new information about what main library at caused the of maryland, college main library at the university the campus of maryland colle public safety shut the campus library for more than 3- safety shut while crews investigated a more than three hours squad has now determined crews it contained a large, heavy balloon weight that appeared to

package. it contained a large heavy trying balloon weight that intentially meant to cause a be homemade. police panic. tonight.. the soci if networking site "twitter" is partially up and running... after it fell victim to a hacker attack this morning. it was hit with a "denial of service -- meant hackers command thousands of com >> ha site at the same time... computers to preventing legitimate traffic at from getting through. legitimate facebook says it is also looking into through. facebook says it is time now for a into look at some well find in tomorrow morning's edit look at stories you'll find in tomorrow three baltimore police officers have been suspended after a the baltimore sun. three baltimore poli pthat an unmarked cruiser drove into have been suspended after bike. accusations that an unmarked humane society cruiser drove small dogs and puppies. just told you. why the an identity theft scheme is undercovered society is full police office takes routine complaint. for all these stories and a whole lot more-- and puppies. sun..and remember to look for the updated forecast from lot m wjz's first warning weather team. baltimore sunset. read in tonight's eyewitness news healthwatch... the food and drug wjz's first morning weather team. the chief promises to crack down

on companies that break the ad law. healthwatch promises to crack down kellye companies that break the law. healthwatch reporter has more. >> fda commissioner margaret hamburg says the agency must act more quickly against companies that don't meet safety standards. trying to regroup following a number of recent recalls. try to restore the fda's credibility. social stress may cause the body to deposit more fat in the abdomen which increased the risk of heart disease. prevents the build-up of plaque in blood vessels which leads to heart disease the leading cause of death worldwide. >> new ways of combatting rising rates of obesity in the study appears in the journal obesity. other nations. the study and a reminder the great prostate challenge is right around the corner... journal obesity.

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philadelphia is killed by a falling tree branch just after a similar incident in new york leaves a m philadelphia is coma. afuling tree branch in our similar incident in new york latest details. kai ... police say it was a freak accident and that the woman was at >> police at the wrong time. accident and the 23-year-old teacher was

the wrong jogging through fairmount park in philadelphia's roxborough time. the neighborhood last night when the unthinkable happened. a 30-foot-long jogging through rocksboro the woman from 50 feet neighborhood ... killing her a 30-foot long police say she was wearing an i-pod and pro heard the branch break. back to you, kai. thanks, sally. a similar incident happened last week in manhattan .. where a man was hit on the head by a hundred-pound -- instantly. branch in central park. a new development in the a case of a british toddler who disappeared two central park. there's a new development in the as sheila macvicar reports for wjz ... an international search is who disappeared t who may an international search is underway for a woman who madeleine mccann. know what mccann. >> a retired detective hired by the mccans and family's spokesman announced they had a lead today. 3-year-old madeline disappeared in may of 2007 from the family's vacation resort in portugal. in spite of a vast police search and a reconstruction of how she

might look now her fate remains unknown. today, clarence mitchell said they were looking for a woman who spoke to a british man in barcelona a few days after her appearance. >> a well-dressed woman who he describes as appearing agitated. >> what the woman said to the man may indicate she knew something about what happened to mad madeline. elizabeth 4-years-old when she disappeared on may third, london. madeline was nearly 4 a tanker in when she explodes and leaves an 2007. > road closed. explodes which was carrying fuel, exploded into flames after if road went off the the tanker fuel is currently being allowed to burn out and the smoke went off a mountain. the away. the driver managed to escape burn out. the smoke can this houston officer also escaped danger when a 200-pound away. this houston hair. watch this.. the also escaped danger when a officer is helping pound driver on a bridge change a tire, when another 200 pound tire goes flying by his feet. the tire came off of an 18-wheeler, he was helping a man only bridge. the tire came off an

but >> i'm always afraid of katie couric has a preview of what's coming up coming off trucks. tonight on the cbs evening news. of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> we'll have information on how thanks, katie. this announcer calls look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street, we'll be when he's never seen a came. here's closing street. we'll be right back.

after some early rain... things have cleared up nicely.. a live look outside right now... what's in store for the rest of the evening? eyewitness news is live with first warning weather complete coverage. bob turk is tracking the five day forecast... along with what you can expect if you are heading down the ocean. bob... some sad news from hollywood tonight. popular writer and director john hughes has died at the age of 59. hughes was popular films aimed at the teen and

pr john hughes died at "home alone", "the breakfast club" and "ferris 59. aimed at day off." a family spokesman says he died of a heart attack market. a family spokesman says he died of a heart the frontman for rock band aerosmith is recovering after morning walk. the taking a tumble on stage in south dakota.steven tyler hurt his head, neck and shoulder when he fell f aerosmith is stage last night. hurt his 61-year-old was reportedly in good spirits when he fell from talking and joking as he was transported to a hospital. what life is like stage last night. children of michael jackson. mark steines has more from children hollywood. mark stein has more from hollywood. coming up tonight, michael jackson's children at home. we have exclusive new details on what life is like for prince, paris and blanket inside the jackson family compound. >> their last public portrait, one of tears and tragedy. >> prince doesn't talk about michael. he really kind of keeps to

himself. >> friday's people magazine goes inside camp jackson. the next big decision is if the kids will go to school or be home schooled. 12-year-old prince wants his freedom. >> a friend of michael's said prince is a few years away from getting his driver's license. he's pushing to get out of the house. so it'll be interesting to see how katherine deals with that. >> also tonight: did police find a bloody shirt inside michael's closet after his death? plus: more fallout don't miss entertainment paula abdul's decision tonight... at 7:30 right here on w american idol. don't tonight mark is here with

paula abdul's resigning. now actually he has the world of sports. thank goodness. >> i was on the snoop dogg beat this morning. not as enterta when it comes to away games-- no team has it rougher on the road than the orioles...they the motor city with another loss to wrap up their series with the detroit tigers. rookie david hernandez started and didn't last very long...taking the loss for a team that has the most road defeats in the league. it un-raveled for hernandez in the 2nd inning: brandon inge hit this fastball over the fence for a 2-run homer....2-zip tigers. inning. brandon gets the than inning...the ball bounces the fence. it was 2-zip tigers. later that palanco hits it off the 3rd base the ball bounce the to come over to field it....curtis off the third base all the way robert andino had base......7-3 to shortstop to lose 3 all the way from 2nd base. ends up a runs the birds fly to toronto for the the os lose three out of four in reminder- it's masn detroit. they have a series when the o's

battle the blue jays saturday afternoon...i'll be the js. this reminder, wjz broadcast...starting at 1. the jays saturday afternoon. i'll be the ravens welcome starting at 1:00 saturday. redskins to town for the pre-season redskins to town for tonight...but we won't see wide receiver mark clayton in that game: the team announced pre-season game. or 3 pre-season games with will be out injured left hamstring. pre-season speaking of injuries-- offensive injured left hamstring. speaking was among the walking wounded in camp today...getting some sideline work- grubbs is offensive lineman ben grubs injury....fellow lineman jared gaither left today's workout with an apparent getting sideline injury- but coach john fellow lineman jared harbaugh says it wasn't left the workout apparent left-hand former raven rod it wasn't reported to 2 days away from his induction into the pro football hall significant injur fa former raven rod woodson is t years he played in dachlsz way from inducti woodson the pro-football wear the ravens uniform to earn hall of fame woodsen is spoke with woodson via satellite in an wear the earlier i spoke with woodson via satellite earlier today.

>> my four years in baltimore was tremendous. it gave me a great opportunity to play with a tremendous player. tremendous franchise. uh in the baltimore ravens got a super in his 16 year arguably one of the best defenses in history. i did play the longest with the steelers i do have a lot of respect and feelings for the pittsburgh steelers, but also have those career...woodson scored 13 baltimo e& touchdowns on >> congratulations to rod woodson. he scored 13 returns- the most in n defe hist 12 of those induction ceremonies in canton on saturday. returns. that's not far from canton-- the firestone country club in akron, ohio...tiger woods is a 6-time winner there...coming off the firestone last week. akron, ohio. putt on 13...he'll get the favorable michigan last week. check out tiger's birdies- woods is 2-under...4 shots behind the leader padraig harrington. gets sergio garcia with a power tee-

shot...grea patrick not check out on the middle of the tshot. guy in the orange hat...ábangá...direct screen. guy in the head. oh... ouch. direct hit to the to apologize and sorry a souvenier he's okay. sergio stopped also and gave the fan lead....(phil mickelson even par 70) ball. garcia is also four shots off the lead. phil mickelson was away with his wife who is breast cancer. mickelson shot even par. >> got his mojo working again. >> isn't it your responsibility to keep your eye on the ball? >> clearly that a florida woman is arrested after >> thank you mark. a undercover police officer to kill her husband. after cobiella reports for wjz undercove she wanted her husband dead and how she got kelly reports why she wanted her husband

caught. >> when she rashd home from the gym wednesday her town house was wrapped in crime tape and a buoyant beach police sergeant was waiting to break the news. her husband of six months was dead. despite what you see police say she was no grieving widow. >> she wanted to have her husband killed. >> the plot was hatched at this gas station saturday. according to police, depleto handed her pictures of the town house and a handgun. >> she was calm, cool and calculated. she offered a lot of options as far as how and when and where he might want to take care of her husband. >> reporter: one problem. the man was a confidential informant for police. an undercover offer posed as the hitman. >> he gave her several options. are you sure you want to do this? >> she maintained her positive attitude by saying, i'm 5,000%

sure i want this done. >> that scene at her house wednesday was the grand finale. no tears. a lot of noise. no tears. >> at the police station depleto was told her hitman was a cop and her husband was alive and well. >> i don't think she was glad to see him alive. she was more in shock that he was alive. >> still hasn't hit me yet. i get it, but i don't get it. if it was 10: 50, i should have been dead at 9:00. >> police say she never explained why she wanted her husband dead. the two only knew each other four months when they were married. . >> i didn't do anything, the couple knew each other for didn't plot anything. >> got married...her husband says they were having financial issues. months befor her husband says we'll be right back. having financial issues. >> we'll be right back.

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money for the disease. >> david started in seattle on june 5st. he's pumped over hills glided across plains and now he's reached annapolis. the cross country ride ends sunday on his 60th birthday in new jersey. it's in memory of his mother. >> my mother with diagnosed with osteoarthritis and spent the last 15 years of her life in a wheelchair. >> people think of arthritis they immediately think it's an old person's disease. there are 300,000 children in america with rheumatoid arthritis. >> all his needs are onboard his bike. a collapsable spare tire. here's all my tools. this is a first aid kit. >> the insurance broker david

shuey is regularly contributing online to a blog where people can read his progress and interesting stories. >> nickerson kansas, i stayed at the headrick animal farm and hotel. >> it's a herculean effort. a triyum triumph. it's wonderful because of the awareness he's raising and all that he's doing. he's met new people and told remember wjz is always on. for a link to the them all foundation log >> and wjz's always and for a link to the don't miss the cbs primetime line-up.... foundation go tonight at 10... it's an episode of the hit drama "the mentalist." find david by eyewitness news at 11. that's it for us tonight. we'll be back at 11.i'm kai jackson. we'll be denise koch. thanks for watching >> thank wjz 13, áá maryland'sáá

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