brutal attack, new developments in the murder of a student found dead in her apartment at the university of virginia. >> there's nothing but nice things to say about her. it's a shame. tonight the evidence recovered, what the suspect told police and why this isn't his first brush with the law. hello everyone i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch.

>> police are going through love's computer. >> reporter: love, a star lacrosse player from the university of virginia was found beaten. love's exboyfriend george hughley also a lacrosse university student, admitted to beaten love. >> we are confident that miss love's dead was not intended but an accident with a tragic outcome. >> reporter: police are still trying to piece together the relationship between love and hughley. >> we're confident that once we've interviewed the people

that need to be investigated we'll find out what really happened. >> she was just a sweetheart. her family was amazing, i feel horrible for her family. i couldn't imagine what they are going through. >> reporter: chris robinson coaches rival mcgalveston community, and he says the word spread quickly. >> they have our thoughts and prayers, they ever all our condolences toward them. >> reporter: hughley previously threatened an officer during a run in back in november of 2008. at the time he told the officer, i will kill you, i'm not going to jail. before she tased him and put

him in handcuffs. mike hellgren. >> hughley pleaded guilty in that incident. federal investigators say faisal shahzad's name was put on the no fly list just hours before he attempted to escape. >> reporter: a criminal complaint says shahzad confessed to driving the suv to the heart of the city. the government says shahzad confessed to participating in bomb making training in pakistan. several of his friends in the country are undergoing questioning. the 30-year-old was picked up

just in time. he was on a no fly list and paid cash for his last minute ticket. but was still allowed to board a plane bound to dubai. federal officials down play the close call. >> i was never in fear of losing him. >> reporter: the charges include attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. and trying to kill or maim people in the u.s. shahzad became a u.s. citizen last year. he lived in this apartment where authorities found bomb making equipment. he was married with two children, neighbors were shocked. he used his own name when he bought the suv three weeks ago. police also found a key inside that opened the door to his

connecticut home. in new york, katherine brown, wjz. a real estate broker came forward saying that shahzad told him years ago that he didn't like president bush or the war in iraq. human remains were thrown into a garage and left there to sit. wjz is live downtown, tonight kai jackson reports, tonight the coroner has lost his license. >> we >> reporter: we want to warn you, the details of this story is graphic. the board of coroners have

suspended the license of chamber's funeral home. >> we're in the most trusted profession. and when someone trusts their loved one and we found something that will not even follow the law. >> reporter: apparently an initial investigation found deficiencies at the business. when the inspectors returned the problem was worse. conditions were unsanitary in the ebmaument room. many bodies were not properly stored and leaking fluids prevented identification. >> we couldn't find a name based on the fluids changing the tags. >> reporter: some of the bodies were cadavers that had been donated to science and were scheduled for cremation. the details of the funeral home

are absolutely horrifying. the inspectors claiming bodies were piled 12 feet high and 12 feet wide with fluids dripping and pungent smell. now it's ironic at this point that this is all happening on the same day that governor o' malley signed a law 304. >> thank you. there will be a hearing at the epd the end of the month. at that time the chambers will have a chance to relate their side of the story. wjz was the first station at the scene as medics treated a salon owner. officers quickly set out to

look for the suspect. using police dogs and a helicopter. a man shot the salon owner after demanding money. wjz is live at police headquarters and tonight kelly mcpherson explains the charges stem from an incident involving two teenagers. >> reporter: prosecutors say it's taken an entire year to gather witnesses and for a police internal investigation to conclude, but now tonight, three officers are charged with kidnapping two different teens and dropping them off far away from home with no way to get back. three cops are being accused of abusing their badge power and kidnapping two teenage boys. a civil suit has already been filed against the officers. now they are indicted on 14 counts. it happened in may 2009 when

officers tyron francis, gregly hillen and smith. >> what was the basis for snatching these young men and driving some 25, 30 miles away. >> reporter: the van stopped at the valley state park in howard county. the teen says the officers pushed him out on to the ground with no shoes, sox socks or his cell phone. >> we are taking a urban youth that far that does not have a car, is like taking a fish a few yards and asking him to get back to the water on his own. >> reporter: austin walked to a

pay phone to call 911. >> if these allegations prove to be true, they undermine the hard work these officers do on any given day. >> reporter: when the teen called 911 for help, howard county police picked him up and brought him home. later they ended up helping him and supported the story. the own teenager was picked up from the same neighborhood and dropped off across the city. kelly mcpherson, wjz eyewitness news. the lawyer who has filed the $10 million civil suit says it could expand to include the city for allowing these actions to go on. growing anxiety along the gulf coast tonight as to when and where the oil slick will reach. calmer weather is helping crews to contain the oil now in the water. british petroleum is coming under increasing pressure, not just to clean up the spill but also to repay the coastal

communities. while the company is promising $100 million, tonight one senator says, he'd like bp to be liable for up to $10 billion. don't exhale yet, the dow took a sharp turn today in the wrong direction. stocks plunged around the world as traders worried about europe's ability to contain greece' debt crisis. at closing the dow was down 225 points, more than 2% closing at 10,926. and the s & p fell nearly 29 points to close at 11.73. and the nasdaq also fell 74 points to close at 24.24. according to our media partner the baltimore sun, the

event would attract visitors from around the world and perhaps rival the preakness >> i just want to see smooth streets. >> they would have to do that to have the race. and this happened after a teenager ran on to the field. why police are reviewing their procedures on how to deal with unruly fans. and a coroner reveals what killed actor cory haim, and it was not drugs. i'm bob turk, i'll have your complete first warn morning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it is 70 degrees with a few clouds in central maryland right now. the complete first warn weather forecast is coming up. but first, the city of nashville continues to feel the devastation of a record breaking storm. at least 30 people were killed in the flash floods.

the famed old opri suffered major damage, it will be closed for the next several months. dre, saunders and lancaster were looking for a robbery target. betts was shot at his home. the three teens were previously in the custody of the district's youth rehabilitation services. the district general said they all left the group homes where they were supposed to be confined. despite battling substance abuse for most of his life, drugs were not the cause of death for cory haim. the 38-year-old died from pneumonia complications. that was march 10. the report only indicated low levels of over the counter and prescription drugs were in haims body. marijuana was present but it

did not contribute to his death. she was an international star of the stage and screen and daughter of a theatrical icon. >> reporter: the photos are moving and emotional. lou grethim's fight against cancer. the center's director michael sheltz says she brought a message of hope and healing. >> she was really good with the patients. she would tell them about her story, she would listen to their stories. she would never let herself get

down. >> reporter: she spoke with wjz's eyewitness news about her journey. >> i was four years old, i was just hopeless and so surprised at myself that i couldn't handle it. i just fell apart, that's when annabel became the adult and i became the child and she shaved her head for me. >> reporter: it was that honesty, that courage that doctor shultz remembers the most. >> she never let it stop her. she never gave in or gave up. she just continued to plan for the future. we felt so energized and moved by this great woman of the theater. who just really came to do so much. >> reporter: gray east appearance also helped raise money for cancer research and awareness. lynne grey had most

recently appeared on tv on desperate housewives and ugly betty. a 17-year-old ran into the field during last night's phillies game. they chased him for 30 second before using a stun gun. his parents don't condone the action but feel excessive action was used. >> fine him, but the tasering was uncalled for. >> i am not liking the actions. >> reporter: less than 24 hours before this incident, a fan ran on the field during tonight's phillies game, but he gave up.

the crowd went hog wild for cecil and cogwel. you can check out these youngsters and their mother in the african zoo section. ward hogs are very beautiful to other ward hogs. >> faces only a mother can love. >> it is a rather unusual animal. but they are so much fun. let's take a look at temps around the region. 70 northwest winds seven. humidity still low, the barometer way back up. 70 here. 54 in oakland, that's headed our way tonight. it will get much cooler, 63 in ocean city. it's going to be a beautiful day tomorrow. any rain we saw today to our south, to our north, not much going on in maryland today. lots of sun and just a few clouds. to our west, another area of

low pressure, with the front trailing to our west. and another coming through by friday night, saturday morning. probably be like today, most areas were actually dry. we had showers to our north, but the next system a little bit stronger. so maybe some showers across pennsylvania. may make it into maryland on thursday afternoon. but friday afternoon, -- friday evening actually, the next chance for a stronger system. a chance for shower and thunder shower late friday night. i'm talking about after midnight, and early saturday scattered showers, then the front clearing the area. moves away and temps will be cooling down for the end of the weekend. south winds tomorrow keep us on

the warm side. 60degrees tonight clear very pleasant. 53 by morning, probably about 58 downtown. tomorrow sun all day long, with a high of 81 degrees. it's going to be a nice day with low humidity. 20, 25% chance of a scattered shower or thundershower. scatter shower or thundershower, 74, 45 at night but only 64 on sunday. but only 64 on sunday. denise--,,

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the orioles road trip starts with a roadblock. last night cc sabathia, tonight the birds take their swings at

yankee right swinger bernett. bernett gets out of a jam like this. strikes out adam jones swinging, strikes out nick markakis, strikes out weithers and that ends the game. romero pena bunt, mathis will field and chase. that gives the yankees the lead, they didn't need much, no margin for error for the o's. second straight game they managed just one run. 4-1 final series finale. the final tomorrow in the bronx. >>

>> baseball is mourning ernie harwell. he did play by play for over 8,000 mayor league games. troubled football player adam pacman jones could be on the brink of yet another come back. had a second work out with the cincinnati bengals who has not yet offered him a contract. jones has had multiple off field problems including repeat arrests. he last played for dallas two years ago. it's a different kind of come back for tiger woods. he got in a practice round in florida today preparing for the players championship. woods won the tpc in 2001. he's coming off one of the worse tournaments of his career having missed a cut last week at quail hollow. woods tees off thursday afternoon at 8:30. one bad round, don't t ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,

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