oocialght look right now. we understand his wife has been there waiting. it takes about 20 minutes or so for the capsule to be pulled out of the mines with 20 minutes to go down. and 20 minutes to come back up. and as we continue to take a look at the images here. you can see the joy and inhalation. and the president of bolivia has also been out here. awaiting these miners as they come up. a number had medical conditions. initially, there was a great deal of concern that perhaps the chilean government was not going to allow the images to be seen out of support for them. but they did it because it was such a pos event going on. let's hear the story now of this amazing rescue. miner after miner, after miner. rescuers keep pulling miracles

to the surface. by midday, more than half of the 33 trapped men had reached safety. and reaching loved ones they hadn't seen in 69 days. after the 17th miner emerged. crews spent the handle. crews sent it back down the narrow hole. it has been a remarkably small glitch. >> all of the people around the world have learned a lesson. a lesson of unity, courage, a lesson of faith. a lesson of hope. >> chilean officials issue sending this live video. >> so far they all appear in good health. mario gomez hugged his wife and dropped to his knees and prayed.

the fittest made the journey to the surface. mario cameut on and passed out rocks and fired up the crowd. all are being taken to the hospital for evaluation. these miners were trapped underground, longer than anyone on record. rescuers hope to have them all out by tonight. ty chandler, cbs news, new york. and here's another live look at the nine in chile. once again, this is jose enri questions. miner number 24. wjz will keep you updated on still-developing newscast. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene of breaking news. mike, this doesn't look good. >> no, this is a nasty collision. westbound span of the chesapeake bay bridge.

what we're looking at here is a vehicle apparently struck in the rear then spun around and driven into the guardrail. the vehicle in front was rescued. the driver was just rescued a few moments ago. the chesapeake bay is a blocked. at this time, there is no word of seriousness of injuries. but as you can see, the entirety of the bridge is closed in both directions. and the backup extends, at least over onto the queen anne's county side. we'll stay on scene and keep you updated. other big story. a 7-year-old girl, sexually assaulted while walking home from a playground. mike schuh has details on the search for the four men responsible. mike? >> mary, there are a lot of

questions police can't answer about what happened to a 7-year- old girl as she was walking home from the playground in columbia yesterday. she was playing here outside her apartment. around 7:00, she went to leave to go home. it's here that her path crossed that of four men. >> she told hur police officers that as she was walking through a field, she was approached by four men with dread locks. they grabbed her and sexually assaulted her. >> they held her down and sexually assaulted her. >> the three of them left on motor bikes. one was sort of on a motor scooter. >> knowing how to investigate crimes against children and sexual assaults. >> her description to the officers was that she didn't know them and hadn't seen them before. >> they're described as black with dread locks.

>> stuff like that does happen. and it's surprising in this area. it is sad. it is. it's sad. >> because police are asking for help from neighbors, there's something we need to make you aware of that police have just told us. this afternoon, they were saying it happened in happened in the 9600 block. mary, back to you on tv hill. police are asking for the help in finding the men responsible. anybody with information should call police. 410-313-stop. let'sup date you on the breaking news we told you about. a car and van collide. you can see a car involved in the accident rolled over. two people were taken to the hospital. no word on the condition. 295 remains closed at russell street. chaos at the fort mchenry tunnel. we know more about the quick

thinking that prevented a disaster. wjz is live at the tunnel. derek valcourt has more. >> crews at work now repairing the electrical systems inside. police say the tunnel itself is safe, despite yesterday's dramatic fire. this is the charred remainders. bus that caught fire monday night. the driver and an aide were forced to make a run for it. >> thank goodness we don't have this situation every single day. captain cory stuck behind the bus in the tunnel. >> and police say it worked exactly as planned, clearing the smoke quickly. >> we had no issues of smoke- related problems associated

with the fire because of the exhaust system. >> it snarled traffic for hours, on and near 95. >> trying to get home. >> and here i am. look. near the tunnel. >> once the bus was towed out, inspecting the tunnel for structural damage became top priority. engineers worked throughout the night, by morning, giving the all-clear to open it back up. >> it is structurally sound. and traffic is flowing through it. i can see myself going on the way to work. no worries. >> repairs will take a few more days. cosmetic tiles will be worked on through the week. most of that will be worked on through the middle of the night. so most drivers won't even notice. >> reporter: cameras inside the tunnel captured the accident. that video has not been released. sky eye chopper 13 was over the crash area at the

intersection of fort smallwood road and candidatal road. that's why a woman was hit by a car, walking before 6:30 this morning. she was dead at the scene. with maryland's november elections, just weeks away, there's word that state senator ulysses currie is no longer running unopposed. denise is in the newsroom. >> bell is running as a write- in candidate against senator currie. a federal grand jury indicted curie on mail fraud and extortion. he is accused of using his benefits to influence a grocery store chain. he has pleaded not guilty. >> curry has stepped down until the case is resolved. a murder trial under way in baltimore county. although the victim's body was never found. tonight, the jury hears the

heated conversations between tracy tetso and her husband that shed light into the rocky relationship and a possible motive. mike hellgren is there and has details from the courtroom. and you will hear the graphic conversations in a moment. prosecutors also brought in a cell phone expert who wfnlt to went to the area where tracy tetso was believed to be bench she disappeared. >> you don't want to [ bleep ] me over. >> well, you need to act like an adult. >> you need me to act like an adult? you need to act like somebody who [ bleep ] and [ bleep ] >> dennis is accused of murdering tracy in march 2005,

when she was on her way to meet her lover at a concert. more surveillance video showed her at a walgreens near rosedale. tracy was angry her husband tried to get a restraining order against her lover. >> i hate you [ bleep ] for that. and this is why i don't feel a need need to try to mend this. i don't think there is any mending of it. >> reporter: tracy accused dennis of being too controlling. >> you're not my keeper. you're not the person who runs my life. you don't tell people what to do. >> but dennis never threatened his wife in the recordings. >> if i hated your guts that much, i wouldn't even [ bleep ] sleep in the bed with you. i wouldn't carry a conversation with you. but i don't hate your guts. one day, you'll figure that out. >> i'll just given you a

conclusorry statement. the tapes help us. >> tracy's lover will not be testifying. he died a few months before this trial started. you'll hear more of these conversations started at 6:00. for now, we're live in towson. mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> dennis tetso made bail shortly after his arrest last year. he is currently on home monitoring. starting to feel like fall. a beautiful, clear day out there. but showers are moving in. when will the wet weather alive? >> down across extreme southwestern virginia. take a look at virginia. a few showers popping up. and a lot more rain beginning to develop two the west of us. looks like tomorrow will be a very wet and windy thursday coming up. probably rainy here by early morning. look for a wet-dry, both in the morning and afternoon.

bernadette has a look at what that means for the entire eastern half of the country. particularly, the northeast. for thursday and again on friday. bernadette. >> that's right. this storm is going to make its way up the coast. the rain picks up in intensity. and the winds start to pick up. but this really bombs out when it heads in on friday. when that happens, everything will start to taper off. but the wind will become a major issue. going to bring in cooler air. our highs friday will struggle to get out of the 50s, if they even do. how does that set us up for the weekend? we'll have your complete forecast coming up. right now, back inside. storebaltimore city teachers are voting on a new contract, seen as one of the best in the nation. the new contract would allow teachers to be paid, based in part on how effective they are in the classroom. it would do away with the old system on teachers based on seniority. teachers will continue voting tomorrow. and still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00.

traffic snarled. the crash on the bay bridge. the impact on commuters, right now. >> miracle, after miracle. the mine rescue happening in chile. we'll bring you the dramatic pictures. >> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, stopping murders before they happen. the stuff of science fiction being tried out in baltimore. that story as eyewitness news continues. surprising link. what the brain reveals about the cause of autism. tonight in healthwatch. rain is on the way. the updated first warning forecast with bob. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

and we continue to follow the rescue efforts of the san jose mine in chile. a live look at the rescue effort there. the wheel is turning. and that means that the slender capsule is down there and hopefully coming up.

24 men have been pulled from the mine. we are awaiting number 25. avalos is 29 years old. the men have spent 69 days underground. and we will check with the rescue effort under way now in just a few minutes. the joy in chile is in sharp contrast to those in baltimore who have seen loved ones gunned down. efforts to produce the violence received a cash infusion from the feds today. >> it's not known who pulled the trigger that ended darrell hood's life. one of five murders in baltimore this past weekend. >> the crime rate is going down. >> i don't see how. with the rate the way it is. i don't see how it's going down at all. overall, gun crime is down 15%.

but this is a call for action. >> a $300,000 federal grant is being added. because many of those in baltimore die at the hands of those who have held guns before. >> 50% of all of the people we charge with homicide each year and baltimore and nearly 50% of all of the people we charge with nonfatal shootings in baltimore have one thing in common. prior gun arrests in their background. we want to keep these guys from reoffending again. >> so far this year, people have been arrested with charges. the department's gun registry unit also keeps taps on 463 offenders. 75% of whom have not been rearrested on any charge. >> we've increased the monitoring of bad guys in the city. >> the goal is to stop murders before happening. by keeping as many guns as

possible out of the hands of prisoners. a goal for some who can only hope now for justice. i hope to find out what happened to my son. besides helping to fund the reg streprogram, the program will also go toward a hopkins study of just how effective it really is. sharon gibala has an update. we have a live picture from sky eye chopper 13 of that accident on the bay bridge. 50 westbound. three vehicles involved. all lanes remain at this hour. that delay is only going to continue to grow. >> we have good news. when it comes to the other serious accident. 295 southbound is closed.

we are told that has reopened. watch for an accident on charles street. bel air at kings road. a crash on loch raven at taylor. and one more in south haven 23 is your slowest spot. top side of the beltway. taking a live look outside. that is the delay you're going to find. back up from stevensville this is shut down at this hour. there is a live look at the west side again. delays there. bills has it all. >> sharon, thank you. beautiful day out there. i don't know about people stuck on the highway there. but we have really naftsy weather. 64. winds stuck at 8.

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amazing pictures come out of chile. miners above ground. now at a hospital. rescue crews are now pulling the 25th miner out of the

ground. all of the men could be above ground by late tonight. that's the word we have eyewitness news will keep you updated. it's an early christmas. >> it is. >> they didn't even expect the miners to be out of the ground before christmas. but the drilling process went so well. and many crews have been american engineering team that have gone in. >> the family of rahman avalos. he is the 25th miner to be pulled out today. they've had to wait a long time today. they've watched these other reunions among family members. but you can just imagine when that cave door opened how excited they were to be able to put their hands around avalos. >> it's amazing, each time we see another miner come out. >> i'm surprised how good they look. i know they were on a liquid

diet. and they have been able to shave. >> yes. >> this gentleman here, he's been a miner for five months. he's a full-time miner. and there's been some debate. some of these miners have already said they will never go underground again. others don't necessarily feel that way. again, psychologists and psychiatrists will be working with them. >> here he is. >> again, they look absolutely amazing. i'm just amazed at their ability to get up and walk around and move like that. >> look at that smile. he gives the first wave to the crowd. this has been happening all day long. >> and we know he's single, mary. this could be a family member waiting for him, possibly a sister. >> here's the reunion. >> here it is again. you can feel and see the emotion. it comes right through the screen. >> sure does. sure does. how long those hearts have waited. he'll be checked out at a

military facility tonight and then go home. >> this is not the end of this story at all, folks. >> we're waiting on our 26th miner now. >> that's a tough story to follow. really beautiful, really emotional. let's get on with the weather. we have pretty wet weather headed our way tomorrow. take a look at temps around the region. a beautiful afternoon. 70 in cumberland. 63 in oakland. and 65 in ocean city. dew point, still very low. still very dry air. that's going to change. east wind is going to start to bring in moisture from the atlantic. that's going to build overnight. and look for rain developing probably by morning. let's say 6:00, en:00, 8:00 in the -- 7:00, 8:00 in the morning. and we'll see the heaviest rain, as low pressure developing to the southwest. and off to the northwest, kind of combine into one deep area of low pressure, somewhere east of new jersey by later tomorrow afternoon. as it moves up toward massachusetts. big wind and rain storm, particularly for new england.

the adirondacks. extreme poconos. even far western maryland. garrett county. high elevations, will probably see some snow by friday. cold air coming in behind us. you can see the rain already out to the west. that will continue to approach our region as that low pressure really gets cranked up. look how close these isobars are. that means a lot of wind. very tight gradient. lots of wind and chilly temperatures. for our region friday. a lot more time. and maybe clouds drifting through. but a windy and chilly afternoon. wind gusts to 45 miles an hour. downgraded. continuing to weaken. it will bring rain to the keys. that's about it. they'll probably see some hurricane conditions across western cuba over the next 6 to 8 hours. for our regions, east winds on the bay. and bay temperatures, around 67. and advisory, small craft advisory. 47 as well. clouds building overnight.

and rains tomorrow, can be heavy in the afternoon. a windy, cool, not a beautiful day. upper 50s to maybe 60, 61 degrees. clearing, breezy and chillo friday. >> all right, bob. thank you. still ahead on 5:00. facing an accused killer. witnesses of the fort hood shooting speak out. their chilling testimony. chaos unfolds on the campus near university of maryland college park. after three students are stand. police have made an arrest. i'm weijia jiang in college park with the latest on the investigation next on wjz eyewitness news. protecting your wallet. the push to prevent extra mobile phone charges. eaeaeaeae. i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message.

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5:30. 64 degrees and clear right now. good evening. thank you for staying with eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. an arrest in the stabbing of three students near the university of maryland campus. the violence raises more concerns about a popular off- campus bar. weijia jiang has more details on the investigation. >> reporter: police say the man nay arrested not only stabbed three university of maryland students but also his own brother. >> 1:30 a.m. tuesday. chaos spilled in after three university of maryland students are stabbed outside a bar. early wednesday morning, police arrested 21-year-old leonardo ramos. >> he left the scene. he ran from us. he hid for a number of hours from us. he changed his appearance.

>> ramos faces several charges, including many counts of attempted second-degree murder. police say the violence started inside the first, where the underaged student was drinking. the victim started fighting. they were all thrown out when ramos pulled a knife. they also a ramos stabbed his brother, likely by accident. chief david mitchyle say -- mitchell says the bar is partly to blame. he says the bar is infamous for opening doors to the underaged. and wants to padlock it for good. >> they're served. and in many cases, they're overserved. >> reporter: meanwhile, nearby businesses say the turtles' reputation is hurting their reputation as well. but they say shutting it down is too extreme. >> we know there are a lot of partying and the academics. we need our social side.

>> reporter: others call for an emergency hearing calling for a revoking of the thirsty turtle's alcohol license. >> three students being stabbed in one night. is it really a question? >> reporter: police have not decided whether to charge the three victims with underaged drinking or displaying any violent behavior. reporting in college park, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> despite attempts to reach them, the owner of the thirsty turtle has yet to respond to the incident. records show in the past year, that bar has been cited twice for serving alcohol to the underaged. 25 of chile's trapped miners are now up above ground. but they face a number of health concerns after spending two months below. a live look at the rescue site tonight. we are waiting for the 26th miner to come up now. claudeio acuna. that is the camera below.

the miners are being pulled out, wearing protective glasses, until their eyes can adjust to the daylight. the weakened immune system can also make them vulnerable to viruses. in addition to the physical problems, it's important to each -- that each of the miners meet with counselors who look for emotional symptoms, such as nightmares, panic attacks and attacks and anxiety. a stepmother faces charges that she interneared -- interfered with investigation. >> >> she is the only person accused in her stepdaughter's appearance. baker admitted she wrote a fake ransom note to throw off the investigation. investigators now believe someone killed 10-year-old zera baker. in court today, bake are's attorney said he -- baker's attorney said he would file a motion to have bond reduced. next court appearance is

november 3rd. police and canine units are searching for the missing 10- year-old today in several locations. a military court... mass shooting at an american military base. the accused gunman lived and worked in maryland before police say he killed 13 people at fort hood. manuel gallegus reports for wjz with the very latest. >> reporter: victims of the fort hood shooting rampage describe the horrifying scene last november. sergeant alonzo testified that hasan was sitting near a group of teenagers, stood up and said, allah akbar, or "god is great" and started firing. he says, i closed my eyes, he discharged his weapon, i get shot in the head. >> reporter: another witness,

civilian michelle harper recounted hiding under a desk in terror. her dramatic 911 call tape is played. in it, she pleads for help over and over again, saying, hurry, hurry, hurry, please. the operator replies, they're on the way, suite heart. >> during -- sweetheart. >> during the tape, you can hear the pop, pop, pop of gunfire. >> reporter: harper was overcome with emotion after hearing the tape. >> it was very hard. you could tell it was difficult for her to be there. she was reliving it. >> reporter: hasan may have spared the life of another worker. denise williams said that hasan told her to leave the room. when she did, he opened fire. >> hasan is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder in the november 2009 attack. you have been getting sticker shock on your mobile phone bill, those days may be over.

federal authorities want all carriers to notify people before they run up calls. the proposed regulations would require wireless carriers to send either voice or text alerts, as customers reach their monthly usage limits. the last of free airlines meals has taken off for good. continental announces that they are no longer sending meals under six hours. they were the last to offer free meals. they will now begin to sell food on all of its flights. changes at starbucks may have you waiting longer for your mocha grande frappuccino. they want them concentrating on making no more than two drinks at a time, as opposed to a whole batch. the company says it will lead to fresher and hotter drinks.

in tonight's wjz healthwatch report, researchers may be a step closer to diagnosing autism with a brain scan. they looked at left and right areas that don't associate with each other. skills people with autism struggle w. also in tonight's healthwatch, a big announcement other from the university of maryland school of medicine. it will be home to a new cutting-edge treatment called proton therapy. they call it the next generation in radiation technology. proton therapy. it delivers targeted radiation, directly to cancerous tumors. >> we feel certain that it will mean new hope for patients

suffering from devastating cancers. as well as new hope, for families of these patients. >> they are teaming up. it is a $200 million project that will be housed in baltimore. the center will serve 200,000 patients every year. >> it will bring state of the art medical treatment right here to my neighborhood, where i live for 30 years. that is very, very significant. and it gives people an opportunity to live. in other words, it will bring life delight. >> it is going to save many, many lives. and it is also a life saver. and the city of west baltimore and baltimore. >> the center will create 325

construction jobs. and more than 100 permanent jobs when it opens in 4 years. time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition. , diz. answering the five most important questions facing this year's university of maryland men's basketball team. for these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast. a familiar theme at the top of the pro football challenge. jess is at wjz.com to update these standings. are you leading, jess? >> no, i'm not, kai. >> that's a surprise. >> no, i'm not. sports director mark viviano is at the top. after five weeks, he has 45 points. stan and bern are next. and i'm in third place. and as for this week's winner, it is martin sharp.

he got 12 out of 14 games correct. and came closest to the game on sunday. you can still sign up to play. come here to wjz.com. and click on the banner near the top of the home page. kai, bern is doing back flips over here. >> is there a guy named brian helping you? >> no, he didn't help me. [ laughter ] >> i know more about this stuff than he does. >> okay. hey, don't want to get in the family dispute. >> we'll just leave it at that. by the way, the ravens' slowdown. kickoff is at 1:00. coverage continues. you can join mark, marty with a special post game show. >> and that's when jess will show all of her football knowledge. >> absolutely. she gets fired up. following the family. the president related to a

political foe. you won't believe who it is. i'm ron matz, with fells point. and they're ready to sail. it's time for the great chesapeake schooner race. the story coming up here on wjz. first warning weather. wet thursday coming our way. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. first, here's today's report from wall street. ,,,,,,,

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that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, is up to you. sky eye chopper 13. 43 beautiful boats, getting ready for the great chesapeake bay schooner race. ron matz reports, the schooners will sail tomorrow. it will raise money for bay area education. and include something new this year. >> reporter: from sky eye chopper 13. you can see the pride of baltimore 2 arriving home. the pride is back, for the 21st annual great chesapeake bay schooner race, which raises money to save the bay. >> every penny that comes from this race goes to the program to educate about the chesapeake bay. we've raised $148,000 to date. >> reporter: keith brigs' father started in 1990, when

his rebel took on the prize. >> of all of the stewards of the day. and a lot of us work on the water. and we're trying to put back what we can to help future generations. >> reporter: the summer wind was a gift to the u.s. merchant marine academy. >> she was donated to the academy in november 2009. and this is our first season under way as a training vessel. and we're having a great time with her. >> every captain has a story. >> i ended up purchasing the boat because i was surviving cancer. and it was part of my thing. i always loved the race. i had done the race on the big boats. and this boat went up for sale. and i thought, this is what i want to do. i want to do the race on my boat. >> if it comes in like a lion, bowls everybody over, that's when you can get pretty hair- raising in the middle of the night. >> reporter: this year, for the first time ever, you can track the progress of the schooners online. >> later in the day, go to schooner race.org and see a live feed of the racing down the bay. >> safety of everyone. and may the best vessel win.

[ laughter ] >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> and tomorrow, 126-mile race begins at 1:00 p.m., south of the bay bridge. and ends in portsmouth, virginia. >> rain is approaching maryland tonight. bob turk and meteorologist bernadette woods are tracking live doppler radar. here are the boats now. in fact, we understand -- when you guys are talking about it, bernadette, it's going to be dicey out there tomorrow. >> it gives new challenges, i think. that's how it's going. we're going to look at it this way. and after a couple of beautiful days, unfortunately, it's going to line up. we'll start out the day, see the clouds in place. maybe some rain by the morning rush. but the rain is really going to pick up. rain will still be around. and it will be heavy at times. temperature-wise, we're going to struggle to get to 60 degrees. now for the rest of the five- day, here's bob. >> looks like tomorrow's sailing may be affected by the weather for sure.

windy, rainy day. the rain should end late thursday or early friday. finally clears out. but gets very windy. 59. chilly. clearing out for the weekend. looks very nice. 63, 65. and 67 with a good deal of sunshine for saturday, sunday, and monday. mary? >> all right, bob. thank you. in today's energy saver, there's a new way to compare energy use to other homes across the nation. head to the energy website and find out your score with the home energy yard stick. you'll enter your last 12 months in you're home. you'll find out where you wreat rate with the neighbor -- rate with the neighbors. for more information on how you can be an energy saver, go to wjz.com. and click on our special section on our home page. we'll check in with eyewitness news at 6:00 for all new stories coming up. mary, remarkable progress. one by one, the trapped chilean miners.

wjz is following the rescue operation. and our complete coverage continues next at 6:00. a filmmaker's passion leads him to one maryland school for students with learning disabilities. how his movie can help them. i'm gigi barnett, at the highland school in harford county. the details are just ahead in tonight's school watch report. check in for these stories. we'll have all of the breaking news as well. coming up at 6:00. back to mary and kai. can you imagine president obama and sarah palin, playing softball together at a family reunion? >> one group of jeep yalingses -- genealogists say the two are realitied. >> -- related. >> according to ancestry.com, the president and sarah palin are tenth cousins. >> they are apparently related to john smith. >> how many john myth smightd

-- smiths are there? >> his other tenth cousin, radio show host rush limbaugh. >> i think people will want to see the documentation. but that's what they're report being. >> eyewitness sports coming up next. this is mark viviano, in owings mills. ravens are getting ready for a tough trip to new england. speaking of tough trips. maryland is headed to clemson this weekend. we'll talk trips as well. when eyewitness news continues. ♪

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org on our woi way. multiple super bowls. obviously this kind of game, you don't have to ramp yourself up for. >> today, coach john harbaugh paid off a losing bet harbaugh's brother jim is the head coach at stanford. and they lost. the results, had to wear the ducks colors for a day. showdown with the patriots. red, white, and blue. you can see it all here in color and hd, wjz kickoff at 1:00. and our coverage continues when the game is done. join us as our special post game show here on sunday, wjz 13. barnes has signed with san

diego and his arrival. am be let go by the team. three-time trapped five years ago in maryland. speaking of the terps. they're back in action after a bye week for clemson for a conference game saturday. so far, so good. >> we were running right now. >> you know that's all that matters. >> tough games. this is the last year. some of those games, who knows what it would happen with. >> maryland faced clemson in the afternoon. >> okay. >> beyond the grave. the heated conversations between the wife and husband on

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on eyewitness news at 6:00. freedom. the trapped miners pulled out from underground. tunnel fire. a school bus burst into flames inside the fort mchenry tunnel. why it could have been so much worse. disturbing attack. a 7-year-old said she was

sexually assaulted at a howard county playground. now, police look for suspects. get your umbrella ready. check in for the forecast. >> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> wjz at 6:00 starts now. out of the dark, into the light. one by one, the trapped chilean miners pulled to safety. >> tonight, as they continue, what's next for the miners? >> hello, everybody. i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. 26 miners out. only seven to go. just moments ago, claudeio akuhn was brought to surface.