meeting this week, it could calm tensions. >> reporter: and iran test fired two missiles capable of carrying warheads and reaching israel and europe and places in the middle east. the launches capped off war games, hundreds of missiles were test fired. and the guard say their goal was to put their country's might on display for the world. but the launches have sent concerns skyrocketing. the tests started days after the u.s. and allies reported they know about a nuclear site in iran. the administration and other powers have warned iran to give inspectors access to the secret site. they will let the un in but the president's top staffers say that's not enough when the countries sit down with officials on thursday, the white house has a clear message it wants to hear. >> demonstrate for the world

that it will give up its nuclear weapons program and ensure that whatever it does is in a peaceful pursuant of nuclear energy. >> reporter: the u.s. will push for sanctions gasp iran. he wants those to have bite. officials say the focus is on the talks set for thursday t is the first face to face dialogue between the u.s. and iran in 30 years. joel brown at the white house. >> the foreign ministry said the testing has nothing to do that it is building a uranium enrichment site. we could be looking at the side of the hole in the water main that caused a flooding. we're live at www.wjz.com with details. >> sometimes this evening crews are expected to remove the damaged section of that pipe.

and sky chopper 13 was over the scene. you can see the crews are cutting the pipe apart to remove the damaged section. when it is pulled out the size will be visible for the first time. the crews say they will have to suspect more of the pipe before putting the new part in place. vic. >> thank you. when it burst flooded several neighborhoods. 20 years in prison, the sentence for a man who killed a woman asleep in her home with a stolen vehicle. aubrey miller learned his sentence. he was found guilty of man slaught err and grand theft. he drove a stolen truck through a house on york road killing mary sullivan. he faces charges for a stolen cell phone and other identity violations. slow down in school zones, the first of dozens of cameras coming to baltimore is days away from being up. we stay on the story. pat warren was there as the

program was launched. >> as you recall this year the general assembly passed the law allowing jurisdictions to put the cameras within half a mile of school dones. it does not seem to -- school zones. it is not registering. >> if they had a camera ecould knock the speeding off. you have to stop the speeding. >> reporter: the mayor put her stamp of approval on the first of the cameras approved for the city. the first to be located here at glen mount school. >> this is about safety for every one in our community, it is not about generating money. the revenue has decreased because people have paid out of their pockets with tickets from speeding. this is to assist us and enhance us so these kids these babies can cross the street

safely. >> the cameras will be activated october 1 stár for the first 30 days after that, they will a warning. after that it is a $40 fine. this is pat warren. back to you on television hill. >> the use of speed cameras has been used for construction sites. a teen is killed in a crash. we're live with more on the identity of the victim and the circumstances around the accident. >> reporter: crest logan was killed in the crash. the accident happened where i- 83 merges with 695. the crash happened last night. but it was not until this morning that the car was spotted in a wooded area. he was in his vehicle and they were reported missing about 9 p.m. he was not wearing a seatbelt. >> thank you. the area on 83 and 695 around the crash were closed until 2

this afternoon. all lanes are now open. the governorle rolled up his sleeve and received the flu vaccine. he got his shot at one of the flynnics held for employees. this they are in most doctor's offices. this is the first time he has gotten a seasonal flu shot. and more than 250 million americans will get the h1n1 vaccine. the government is preparing an effort to track how people respond to the vaccine. it involves researchers. dr. holly phillips explains. >> it's the regular safety program that we have as i like to say. >> reporter: the government hopes that the monitoring will detect any rare but real problems quickly. scientists will use vaccine registries and insurance databases to see if someone sees a doctor and why after

getting a shot. the cdc will look for a rare paralyzing condition. during the 1976 mass inoculations, 500 cases were reported. it has never been droven but the vaccine caused the disorder. at johns hopkins, researchers will send surveys to 100,000 people to see how they feel after receiving the vaccine. the cdc will have cards on how to report side-effects to the reporting web site. experts say extra monitoring could identify subsequent problems that are just coincidences. >> and some persons with ill raise questions about whether their event was precipitated by the vaccine. that's what this is designed to investigate. >> and go to www.wjz.com for complete coverage and information from the cdc. and the fight in prostate cancer is getting strength and

our commitment. hundreds came out to participate in the challenge. the third annual 5k run and fun walk took place in towson. men got free screenings at the event. a blustery start to the work week. it is turning wet. look outside now. fairly mild and rain is in the area as you can see here. there is a whole line of showers. we have weather and traffic. >> you can see the rain and the clearing line behind it. this is why. doppler radar a line of rain and storms. it is examining to the border. as you can see a line of showers and storms around middle river it is picking up. and along 95. look at that boarder in there.

showers hanging around. we have a wind advisory. take a look at this gust. 30 miles an hour and before that was in the 40s. so windy, a change is coming. >> thank you. let's go to the roads. we're looking at will kips. you can see the slowing. you can see that it is 30 miles an hour. it will take you time to get around to liberty road. a couple of things going on in

the city. we have an accident at fayette street. and we have a fire in a dwelling. you can see plenty of rain. this is brought to you by the cochran firm. you have a personal injury call 800-the-firm. ravens cruise to a 3-0 record. they offense clicking0en all cylinders. and the making four interceptions. offense exploded for 34 points. >> this is good ways to go but he can do it if they click like

they have. >> they did. >> put your money on the ravens. >> now i'm looking forward to new england. >> they are struggling now. a chance they get what they deserve from the last year. >> i look forward to it. we'll take them, too. they're struggling. those are struggle go down. >> looking ahead and they come with the for a game with the detroits. a game that will air here. this week stay tuned for a post game coverage. we'll have highlights and marty will be with the bulldog at the espn zone. a stunning attack. a stripper goes after a waitress. it is caught on tape.

children and medication. people suffering side-effects every year. the goal the state has and how you can help achieve it. and

a waitress is recovering after being attacked by a stun gun. a dancer got into an argument with the waitress and stunned the victim. when she tried to fight back she stunned her twice. they are looking for the attacker who face as number of charges. a driver in nebraska is being called a hero after saving a baby from an intersection. the child is not much older than this one and was being watched when he crawled out of the apartment.

the driver spotted i boy and grabbed him before he entered the intersection. the aunt was taking a nap when the i go. boy got up and out. >> half a million children require treatment due to reactions to medications. new research advises parents and doctors to be vigilant when prescribing drugs to children. >> reporter: this mother checks with the pharmacist before giving any medication. >> and it is something that scared me that you can harm a child if you give them too much. >> reporter: parents should be preoccupied. 600,000 children are treated annually for bad drug reactions including accidental overdoses, side-effects. medicine mix-ups and allergies. >> children who are less than

five years old were vulnerable to the reactions. >> in part because the younger stds are exposed to medications for the first time. research, based on studies spanning 11 years, shows penicillin were most problematic for smaller children. for teens they came from stim eye plants. anti-depressants and birth control pills. the study found no deaths from the reactions but a large number of patients had to see their paediatrician or go to the emergency room. 5% were hospitalized. parents should be more vigilant and be on the lookout for rashes, nausea. some mitting and belly pain. >> i would never give myself if inded up doing something that would cause them harm. >> experts say the medications are in many forms and concentrations and caution now to prevent problems down the

road. >> it appears in ped at tricks issue next month u and. boosting investor confidence. here are the closing numbers. the dow is up at 9789. s&p, up 19. >> and we have the money watch update. in a buying mood. and drug maker abbott labs will spend 6.6 million to buy a pharmecutical company. investors see it as a sign that businesses are confidence about a recovery. and the housing recovery at the

center of a plan being considered by the obama administration. it would use the tax payer dollars to help agencies continue to provide in orders to low number families. it could announce a plan later this week. the price at the pump is tumbeling. that's down a nickel and down from a month ago. social security will be paying out more in benefits than it collects in taxes. that has not happened since the 1980s. applications for social security are up 23%. many people laid off decided to retire early. the pool still has a surplus. for more information go to money watch.com. a spectacle in grand rapids

as planes come down from buildings. people packed the street to witness the competition. it was organized by college students who has worked the past year to invigorate the creative side including pillow fights and a record-setting zombie walk. will a movie director answer to rape charges? letters written by the woman in the elizabeth smart kidnapping. scattered showers. get the forecast. we're always on.

i would say the weekend was 50-50 today also 50-50 now. >> that's a good call. we had some beautiful weather when it cleared out. we started out with nice weather. here is a sign of showers and storms. doppler radar. where it is at this point, it's not all that wide. you will notice that when it

comes through but behind it there is clearing out to the west. here is how it looks over the metro area. heavier bursts where you can see the red around middle river and it is picking up. letting up a bit. and the same idea. and you can see all the way to the fringes of dc and to the north of that here is the line that's more intense. and all the way up 95 and there is one other and popped up. and show you earlier today. sunshine and the line came in from the west. that's the cold front clearing as we head through the evening hours. behind it and. >> and the winds. it is high ahead of it and they will be behind it. and we have seen sustaining winds between 15 and 20 miles an hour even higher than that.

look at that gusts up to 30 miles an hour and in the 40s today. and 18 this past hour in baltimore. temperatures have been up and down and in addition to the winds we have an advisory. here the temperatures are behind the front, and 61 and 73 we're close to 80. and hanging over the great lakes. here is the the front extending down, making its way to the east. and the independent withs, cooler air and drier. that's coming our way. tomorrow starting with sunshine, clouds will build up and evening hours but it should stay dry. trier around the area and the cool air will come in. in the 60s. and lows are down into the 40s. here is how it looks for the forecast tonight. dropping to 52 tonight. rain or storms will be ending.

windy and cool. 68. breezy and cool. clouds will build up in the afternoon. and a shower or two. and the cool air continues we'll have the life day coming up. >> we look forward to it. >> and don't miss the lineup tonight at 10. another episode of csi: miami followed which the news at 11. we have a preview of what is coming up tonight. >> a family thought their pet died in a car crash but the dog refused to give up. she escaped death but found her way home. that was the start of this tale. assignment america on monday. now only on the evening news. thanks. embryo errors. is the problem far reaching? doing yard work. what could happen to an of us. a turn in one trial.

and we continue now with denise.

it is 4:29, 76-degrees with scattered rain showers. thank you for staying with us. i'm denise koch this is what people are talking about. the trial involving the death of john travolta's son could take a turn as a tape comes to light. we report from the caribbean with the latest developments. >> reporter: the actor is the key witness and they reportedly have a piece of evidence as well. a many toker ambulance driver on tape goshating with his lawyer. according to a reporter who has seen the tape, he demands $25 million explaining i was poor all my life, i wanted to do things for charity. his lawyer laugh and says you are a robin hood.

prosecutors say that he and another threatened to go public with a form related to the care of his son. the 16 year old died in january after having a seizure at the family's vacation home. one of the first workers there and drove the ambulance that took them partway to the hospital. the tape was made around the same time at a hotel in the caribbean. according to people magazine, he settled for 15 million on the tape and promises once this is closed, it is buried deeper than the ti. it. a n. it ic. they want to keep the tape out. the judge has yet to rule. and roman polansdi is in prison in switser land fighting extradition to the united states. vic is following this from www.wjz.com. >> reporter: a lawyer said that he is in a fighting mood. he was arrested on saturday on

his way to receive an award at a festival in switzerland. in 1978 he pleaded guilty to having swefpl a 13-year-old put fled before sentencing. the u.s. has been after him since. but he has been using france as a safe haven. he is getting support from france and poland where he was dual citizenship. they are pressing officials all the way to the secretary of state to free him. >> thank you, vic. the victim is seek forge a dismissal she settled and wants the case to be over. police in florida speak with a woman who may hold the key to unlocking the mysteries around the disappearance of a girl. we have more. >> reporter: this woman in the blue scrubs may hold information in the search for haley cummings. our cameras were the only ones as she left the sheriff's office. she came to share what she

knows with tkw-bgtives and with us about a letter she delivered that had information on the little girl. >> someone asked to you deliver it. >> i was just the messenger. >> you were the messenger. >> yes. >> do you know the family at all? >> no. >> she was caught on video earlier this week. you can see her walking into the record delivering that letter to the associate editor. >> it had a tip as far as locating the girl. >> it was anonymous and had initials at the bottom. detectives will not tell us anything about the letter only that this woman had it in her hands and this tip could be the missing link that helps to solve the case. >> you never know when the one is going to come in that will make the case. this is it. >> police have received 4000 tips since she disappeared from her father's home in february. there is no sign of the girl since. and the woman charged with kidnapping a utah girl makes

surprising revelations. she is charged with kidnapping elizzing about smart in 2002. in the letter she soaks forgiveness for the pain she has called but she was a victim of brian mitchell's brain washing. she has been found incompetent to stand trial. a medical mix-up is a painful game for dozens of patients. a clinic in new orleans admits that it doesn't know which embryos belong to which families. we have the alarming details. >> reporter: in new orleans, the hospital mishandled frozen embryos could be costly to more than its reputation. lawyers are circling for 100 patients. >> my clients have struggles with this for the past year. >> reporter: this lawyer represents the whitneys. they say they admit to losing four of their frozen embryos, they want to know what

happened. >> reporter: some frozen for later use were mislabeled or missing. despite safeguards that should have included bar coding, color coding and labeling. >> we're disappointed in ourselves. >> reporter: but the hospital said no to the question did any family goes home with the wrong child? >> we have no evidence. >> reporter: but at an ohio fertility clip thank did happen. carol saf advantage had the wrong embryo in her, you cannot believe you are in a situation this is unfolding the way it is. >> reporter: she gave birth to a boy and will give him to his biological parents. >> to give his baby a chance at life to have a normal life even though the child has unusual start. >> reporter: they admit anxiety when they learned of the mix-up. >> i didn't know if she was

going to terminate, carry it, i didn't know who they were. it was terrible. >> reporter: the worry whether similar mix up ins happen. >> i have to tell you it is my client's fear. >> reporter: the program has been suspended pending a complete review. it has offered free dna testing to any affected patient that wants it. mark strassman in atlanta. >> now the hospital has suspended the program as you heard for the time being. a man and two teens have pleaded not guilty in the beating of a african-american fisherman. the three made the pleas in court today. investigators say they attacked a 76 year old man as he was fishing in august. they go on trial in december. a family is stunned by the dath of a woman killed by a

tree. the 63-year-old was doing work last evening. police say a tree suddenly fell crushing her. her husband was there. she died at the hospital. rain fall may have loosened the ground. more showers are moving through right now. we have a live look. the winds are picking up. we have weather and traffic. >> that's a fall cold front moving through. there will be sunshine, would he have a line of showers along the corridor. and take a look. you can see and it is cleared out. we're seeing sunshine. and just to the south of chase and down to the south. you can see it toward bowie.

you it is coming your way in the next 10 minutes. we're in good shape. on the 95 corridor. you see the showers and some gusty winds. >> and and dealing with this. that's a nice to october. now a check of the roads. at traffic control. >> and we have rain in the area but it's not causing too many delay so far this morning. and this afternoon. it is just a couple of accidents out there now. there is an accident at warren road and bosley. a couple of accidents, and hilton at liberty heights.

and at old columbia. you can see we have that's true on the northeast side. that's for the miles per hour. now a couple of live shots. 95 at 895. you can see delays on both roads there. and the inner loop on the northeast side. and the outer loop from 95 to security boulevard. and this report the 2010 mustang. it is a thrill machine. alerted today. back to you denise. >> thank you. and as we explain the state wants to reward you for putting down roots. the leaves and the state hopes it will get peoplele to plant more trees, we know how important it is for the streams

and the creeks to flow into the bay. the air we breathe. >> the maples are good sellers. one of the nurseries is helping the state reach the goal of 50,000 new trees planted by next year. the state is offering $25 coupons toward the purchase of native trees. >> they are on our web site and we have had a big uptick in the sale in the last six months. fall is really the best time. and the dnr is giving away prizes of those who register their trees. >> anyone who planted trees should center them on line.

and be counted. >> and the print the coupon is trees.maryland.gov. a heartbreaking story. her big of the regret in revealing a secret with her father. the rain is moving out.

. and philipeen officials will not help. the government said it is not ready to handle more flooding. it is calling on organizations to provide some relief. 140 people have been killed so far. thousands were rescued. workers fear more people are trapped. more than a -pbt no's worth of rain fell on the island nation in a 12-hour period. and three people escaped injury when their helicopter crashed into the side of a

mountain in nevada. it happened on sunday night northwest of vegas. the pilot had reported some trouble shortly after leaving the airport. >> the occupants were automobile to get away from the c. we believe it burned. obviously they got away from it before it burns. the pilot was able to move to high ground get a cell phone signal and call for help. after calling for help crews picked up the men on board. no word on what caused the helicopter to go down had the first place. a daycare van was spinning out of control and landed on its side when it was hit by an suv. authorities say 23 children were on board when it was hit. the children and driver were take ton area hospitals as a precaution. no one suffered serious injuries. the british navy makes a drug bust in waters off the coast of south african.

they confiscated sixen tos of cotrain this month. it was the largest ever seizure. and drugs had a street value of 3. many people offer. often wonder how sex off financedders commit crimes and go unnoticed. as we report for www.wjz.com, some go to other countries to commit their crimes. >> these men have good reason to hide their faces. they're accused of being sex tourists, citizen whose travel to cambodia to have sex with children. >> boarding a plane is no protection. >> three convicted sex offenders were arraigned in federal court. the first americans arrested in an international law enforcement crackdown called operation twisted traveler. >> pedophiles are mistaken if they think they can get away

with exploiting children in another country to satisfy their own perverted desires. >> the 75-year-old is one of california's most dangerous sexual predators. he served nine years in prison but traveled to cambodia. according to the complaint, he would drive through poor towns throwing money and candy. he is acoursed of having sex with three boys ages 9 to 13. >> the trauma he had have endured is unimaginable. >> the laws here requiring sex offenders to register are sending them into hiding to spots like california where one off financedder hid a young girl for 18 years. >> by driving people out of cities and into rural areas, we're again losing contact and not knowing where the people are. 2million children world wide are exploited in sex

industries. and thailand and costa rica. and sex is cheap and readily available. the three men arrested in twisted traveler will be tried in november and face 30 years in prison. ben tracy, in los angeles. >> the government has joined with other governments to fight the sex tourism. homeland security developed an initiative to fight pornography, exploitation and child sex tourism. and mackenzie phillips appeared on the early show this morning to talk about her new book high on arrival. the former child star admitted last week that she and her father, john phillips, had engaged in a long-term affair. since then some of her family have publicly supported her others have discredited her. >> being hit with the family

reaction has been devastating. she came out with her story to help other survivors and move forward with her own healing process. the controversy over a concert for michael jackson. we have a look at what is being talked about in hollywood. >> coming up, the controversy over jermaine jackson's plan for a tribute concert as he tried to profit from the passing. he sets the record straight. >> critics want to say that you and your brothers are trying to cash in on his death. what do you say, that's absurd. that's ridiculous. >> ta esnot about cashing in on whether this -- it's not about cashing in. it is the responsibility on all of our parts as brother and sisters to keep the legacy alive. >> and he now will hold that tribute in london. , they say you are not involved s there fighting, tell them to

shut up i'll tell you why. >> we're all brothers and sisters. i don't have to tell them every time i love. move. i whereby they would move and doet yaive things. and a high hearsal. how will his ini froms affect him. that's coming up lart. showers this afternoon. with ill it clear up this evening. we have the updated forecast.

well, look at that. >> a pretty shot there. >> something is breaking through the crowds. some folks are getting downpours. it is essentially over. we have drier conditions moving in. looks like a nice week after tonight. look at radar.

that line of showers from philadelphia and right through down to 95 corridor just to the southeast of the city and it continues to move off to the east. you folks from eastern over to dover and up to elkton, you will be dealing with the showers. passing through. downtown it is just starting to clear. and there it goes off to the east quickly. and we'll watch it it is moveling through the region. sunshine from columbia west now. along the 95 corridor now pretty much headed over the pay. and south everyone portions of the region. breezy and a cool week. will be a nice start to october. and in the 60s. and we dropped to 70. and strong and rising this

evening and right now southwest winds here very light. we had some gusts at 30 miles an hour. and 15, 20 miles an hour. gusts at 35 in some of the showers as you can see. and calming down. look at that. 31-mile per hour wind gusts. and 22 and this is all ahead of the front. behind the front they go out of the west-northwest. only 60. in the 40s tonight out there. 81 in ocean city. >> lots of sunshine tomorrow the next hour or two.

and this early. big surk eye lace. and across the region. one fog through. and chilly air moving in. we'll see clouds forming in the afternoon. but we're looking for sunshine and breezy and cool conditions. back in the 40s. west winds and advisory out tomorrow. tonight any showers quickly ending and 52 but breezy overnight. cool and back up with sunshine and clouds in the afternoon. upper 60s for the high. >> really. >> that's beautiful out there. >> still could many. >> a week after the water main break, removing a section of pipe. a close up look

coming to a school near you. speed cameras in school zones will be up and running and how the local leaders hope they'll help. >> check in for more on these stories and all of the day's breaking news. eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now.

hello, i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. >> well, it looks ominous outside. bob turk and bernadette woods have a look at the radar. >> well, we had rain across the area and stake a look, you can see from elkton and philadelphia, south east of the city, it's moving to the east and north east at 30 miles per hour. just south of the beltway across the northern county and chase and sunset beach and further south from thing park, approaching annapolis and moving across the bay bridge in the next 15 minutes and to the north and wests it's clear. just through elkton, it's approaching the northern sections of green anne and kent county and not much going on there. west of us, it's clear