judgment day, after ten hours of deliberation, the jury returned verdicts. >> we find the defendant not guilty, so say we all. >> reporter: we have the reaction in the high profile case. >> reporter: hi, i'm mary bubala, kai jackson is off today. here's the report from orlando florida with the casey anthony verdict and what happens now. >> reporter: casey anthony cried as the court clerk read the verdict. >> as to the charge of first degree murder, we find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: the jury delivered

not guilty verdicts. they were guilty verdicts on lying to police officers and declining to talk to the media about the decision. the prosecutors said that casey anthony suffocated her daughter because she didn't want to be a mom. >> she chose to sacrifice her child. >> reporter: but from day one, the defense attorneys claimed that caylee accidentally drowned and her father helped to cover it up. >> he said it was an accident that snowballed out of control. >> reporter: anthony's father was to blame, the defense attorney says. they claimed he sexually abused anthony. after the verdict, anthony's lawyer said he felt he helped save a life. >> i'm happy for casey. i'm happy for her and i want

her to be able to grieve and grow and somehow get her life back together. >> reporter: the judge will determine her sentence on the lesser counts this thursday. in orlando, florida, karen brown, wjz, eyewitness news. cbs news and "48 hours" will bring you a wrap up and reaction at 10:00. don't miss the judgment day for casey anthony today at 10:00. a bold home invasion in baltimore. denise has the details on a crime that's familiar. >> reporter: well, the three men who kicked in the door identified themselves as police officers. it happened this morning in the 2500 block of west garyson avenue. the city police robbed the home and tied up the occupants. this type of robbery has happened two other times recently. >> we're recently investigating

a possible linkage of copy cat incidents. what's different about this one is the individuals involved in this one had badges around their necks and t-shirts indicating they were police officers. >> reporter: the suspect also had blue latex gloves on their hands. >> all right, denise, thank you. we'll have the reaction from the neighbors coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. holiday celebrations turn violent. ash young man is stabbed to death and a young child is shot. wjz has new developments. we have more on what the mayor and the police commissioner are saying. >> reporter: we have pictures of a person of interest in a deadly stabbing. >> the fireworks celebration unraveled as this fight unfolds as the light show went on. minutes later, at pratt and light street, the little boy

with his parents began crying. he was shot in the leg. it may have been a stray bullet. the child will survive. >> i say over and over again, it really is the maniacs with guns. we're going to work and keep working hard to get more and more and more people off of the streets. >> reporter: the police have a person of interest in a deadly stabbing. a man was stabbed in the neck. the victim was a 26-year-old and from alabama. >> these folks need to be held accountable. >> reporter: the commissioner and the mayor tried to calm the public. the police already beefed up the forces and tried to use technology to prevent the violence that marred a peaceful celebration. >> reporter: the police are telling us it was a small caliber weapon that hit the 4-

year-old. no arrests have been made in the case. and we'll have more on the person of interest in the stabbing and more from the police commissioner at 5:00 and 6:00. the coast guard suspends its search for a man thrown from a boat. the 25-year-old and a woman were thrown off of the boat yesterday. the boat had taken a sharp turn. the woman was rescued and the man never surfaced. well, violate storms take the live of a cyclist. he was struck by a tree. >> reporter: bike parts and discarded first aid supplies mark the scene where this 56- year-old of new york was hit and killed by a falling tree

during the storms early sunday evening. >> that's too bad, we were all having a good time. >> reporter: for the fellow cyclists, it's a shocking reminder of the dangers of summer weather even when on a tame out door adventure. >> it could have happened to me if i kept moving. >> we were at ante dumb. we were lucky to stay in the building. >> reporter: like a lot of people you meet, he was on a long distance overnight trip with a buddy when caught in the weather. he was putting on rain gear, his friend pedaled a short distance away. they were both a long way from shelter. it's a long way to get help. that's the direction that's 3.5- miles from shelter. this is the same distance over here. >> reporter: rescuers need chain saws to clear a path to

get him. he died at the scene. the safest place in a storm is in a vehicle or indoors. online researchers say that those caught in a forest should seek low ground under a thick canopy of small trees. it's an imperfect solution that comes with no guarantees. >> that was scott broom reporting. an autopsy will determine the man's official cause of death. popup storms are a possibility tonight. a live look outside. it's warm and humid. wjz has weather and traffic together. bernadette woods is here with a look at the first warning live doppler radar for us. hello, we've seen another round of thunderstorms starting to fire up. there was a thunderstorm around hagerstown. it's really died down. if you take a look to the

eastern shore, we're seeing most of the thunderstorms now. they're scattered about and they're lining the beaches and they'll drift towards ocean city. we have another storm in southern parts of the state. this is dying down since we last saw it. there are a few out there and otherwise, it's warm. we're up to 92 degrees in baltimore. so, 89 in d.c.. factor in the humidity, it feels warmer. across the region, we'll have a few thunderstorms. all right, thank you. 'll check in on the roads right now with kristy breslin. >> reporter: hi, mary and everyone. we have a few delays out there. let's start with the beltway. on the westside from baltimore to security boulevard, 95 southbound, we have a vehicle fire that will catch your eye at 395. over on the 70 eastbound, that's an accident past 32. up in the aberdeen area at old

philadelphia road, that's at east northern parkway. south decker at fleet street and south clinton. let's take a live look. that's 50 westbound at 404. it's heavy there, we have a delay back to 309. as you can see, not a bad drive there. this is brought to you by bill's carpet, laminate and hardwood, too. thank you. well, days after she vowed she would stay in office, leslie johnson resigned. the wife of jack johnson pleaded guilty to destroying evidence after investigators said she flushed a check down the toilet as the police raided her home. she was arrested with $80,000 stuffed in her brew. she faces a year and half in prison. well, the list of who wants

to run baltimore city is getting longer. kathryn pew entered the race for mayor today. she invited the supporters to walk with her this morning. karl stokes is also expected to file today. the two join an already crowded field with mayor stephanie rawlings-blake and four others. still ahead on wjz-13 at 4:00. see the rescue of a raging flood water. the man that police say killed a local professor. we'll explain. lower back pain. can massages really help? and it's a warm, sunny afternoon and a bit sticky outside. we'll update the forecast, coming up.

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two dozen people are sent to the hospital in florida after a tanker truck rear ended a county bus. two were put on back boards. the bus driver suffered a neck injury. raging flood waters ripped apart a bridge sending villager flying in china. rescue groups had to use ropes to pull two dozen to safety. more than 200 may be spanned -- stranded in nearby towns. investigators say that the suspect in a maryland professor's murder is taunting them. this man is a stock trader and yoga teacher. he had a relationship with a popular accounting professor at america university. he made investments with her

and was the sole beneficiary of her life insurance policy. they believe he did this. >> she was hit and choked to death according to the medical examiner. >> reporter: that was at his house last washington. at first, the case had the signs of a burglary gone bad. there were signs of a struggle and a teen was arrested later. as the evidence built, it lead the police away from the teen and more towards this man. he gave a dna sample to the police in texas, it matches one from the murder weapon. then, he skipped across the border to mexico. there's an fba arrest towards him. he's the only suspect in her murder. he not only refused to come to

the u.s., but hesitanting the police. the washington post obtained an e-mail from the man from a detective. of course, you're invited to cross the same bridge in the opposite direction and meet me at a great cafe and restaurant and we can talk shop all you want. it's best to come on a sunday. it will be my treat. >> how frustrated are you at that? >> it's causing delay. he's using shield of an international border to delay and slow this process. we would like justice to start, we would like him to have his day in court. >> in this conversation with the washington post, he denied killing the lady saying he was not in the u.s. at the time of her murder. a slow trading day on wall street following the long holiday weekend. now, there are concerns about

portugal having a debt crisis. the dow is down and the nasdaq is up. we'll go to new york where we have tonight's cbs money watch update. flying to europe may be getting more expensive. the european you onis passing taxes on carriers flying in and out of the area. they could pass the costs on to passengers. u.s. carriers are suing saying it's against international law. european court of justice is going to rule by the end of the year. if you're waiting for the next iphone, you may get your wish this fall. apple ordered 15,000,005th generation iphones from taiwan to be shipped in september. the phone will be called iphone 5. it will be a minor up grade of the iphone 4 and it will have

the better camera and faster processor. your next happy hour could be at a fast food restaurant. several are going to serve wine and beer. critics worry that is going to lead to more drunk driving. stay with cbsmoneywatch.com for more. coming up at 4:00, the countdown is on. the last space shuttle launch ever. the astronauts arrive at cape canaveral. new developments in the case of a missing law school grad from howard county. >> it's warm and humid. will we need a umbrella tonight? we're always on, for the top stories on wjz.com and instant updates all the time, go to wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it looks like july. >> it was a gorgeous morning outside. we had the clouds coming in and some are giving way to thunderstorms. overall, not a bad day. here's how it looks on the radar. down at the beaches, we're seeing more in the way of thunderstorms. most of the state is not seeing much at all. here are the storms lining themselves along the beaches. they're drifting around. we shall're probably going to see one or two around ocean city. this one is making its way to the south. we'll switch it over and show you, we have showers around. those got out of here. this morning, they were beautiful. here's the next round with clouds building up. the reasons that the thunderstorms aren't moving up, there's not much wind out there. it's sort of out of the northwest. it's so light, if you pick up a thunderstorm, it goes in different directions. 92 degrees now in baltimore. 89 in d.c.. the dew point isn't all that

bad. it's in the 60s. it's humid, but it's not in the 70s. that's one good thing going on. also, it allows the temperatures to drop overnight. 69 last night and topping out at 92 degrees today. we'll continue the trend of warm weather and because of that, the air quality alert is extended for a lot of places. a you will of the counties -- all of the counties are code orange. we have a front in the area. that's giving rise to the showers and thunderstorms. it's in here. here's a new front moving in our direction. the way it plays together, as long as this front is around, this is going to be here. it's enough that we could see a few pop up. this front comes in and kicks off the stalled front and brings in another chance for scattered showers possibly lingering into saturday.

it will be warm and muggy. out on the waters, a chance for a thunderstorm tomorrow. it's a small chance, but it's here. the bay temperatures are around 80 degrees. we're going down to 69 degrees. tomorrow, sunshine and clouds throughout the day. a chance for a late day thunderstorm. 91 for the high and we'll continue the trend. we'll have a chance for a shower or thunderstorm. the chances go up the second half of the week. >> it's a pattern. >> yeah, and that's july in baltimore. here's a preview of what's coming up tonight. >> reporter: they helped win the race to space. now, they're losing their jobs final flight of a space shuttle means the end of careers. where do they go from here? find out tonight. new criminal complaints. a woman claims that dominique

strauss-kahn attacked her years ago. gravely injured. the bittersweet update for a high ranking staff member of gabrielle giffords. casey anthony acquitted. casey anthony acquitted. the reactions are pouring in on, honey, why aren't you playing with your friends? i am playing with my friends. hey, mrs. d... joseph? sarah! it's mommy's turn now. let's go. [ male announcer ] the average home has over four internet-connected devices. we were gonna storm the castle. i love your hair. [ sarah ] thanks i went to your guy.

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hello, i'm vic carter. here's what people are talk about. just a short time ago, casey anthony was cleared in the death of her daughter. mary has more. >> reporter: well, she was found not guilty of the murder charges against her and the manslaughter counts. she wept as the judge read the verdict. the jurors reached the verdict after 11 hours of deliberation. she was convicted of four counts of lying to investigators.

moments ago, the top prosecute spoke. >> at that time, i also side -- said that the indictment was not a conviction. the defendant is always cloaked with the presumption of innocence. en i promised we would talk in court, and we did. >> reporter: anthony will be sentenced on thursday for lying to investigators. legal experts don't expect that. she's already served time awaiting trial. cbs news and "48 hours" are all over the story. they'll bring you more at 10:00. you can see casey anthony. judgment day at 10:00. new charges for dominique strauss-kahn. a woman accused dominique strauss-kahn of trying to rape

her a decade ago. she reports from london with the latest on the sex scandal. >> reporter: she filed a criminal complaint in paris against dominique strauss-kahn. the french writer says he tried to rape her in 2003. she was 22 at the time of the alleged attack talked about it on french tv four years ago producers bleeped out the attacker's name. she never pressed charges, her mother convinced her not to go to authorities. her lawyers said it was attempted rape. the former imf chief always called the story imaginary and promises to sue. this comes as the sexual assault case in new york appears to be falling apart. prosecutors are now questioning

the credibility of the hotel maid who accused him of rape. they could reportedly drop the charges all together. dominique strauss-kahn was a leading candidate for french president. as the u.s. case crumbled supporters plotted his come back. these latest allocations could put his future in question again. wjz, eyewitness news. now, in france, attempted rape charges can be filed for ten years after the alleged crime. a 65-year-old works in gabrielle giffords' office. he was one of 13 people wounded in the mass shooting in january. six people were also killed. he's undergoing extensive therapy. he's returning part time for now. well, roger clemens is back in court. daniel nottingham is in washington and explains he's

accused of lying on the ropes. >> reporter: roger clemens left court after a pretrial hearing. the pitcher learned his case may get help. the judge says he may not allow damaging testimony about steroids from his former teammate. it would be a win for the teammate. >> i've never taken hgh. >> he lied underoath when he testified in 2008. their star witness is his former trainer who spoke at the same hearing. >> i told the truth. i injected the drugs into his body at his direction. >> reporter: he even kept the used needles. that will be key evidence at trial. some of the yankee teammates admit they received injections

from him. the judge says he'll likely not allow that. it could influence the jury. he's the latest baseball player to face a jury. barry bonds likely avoided prison time when convicted on one count of obstruction. his trainer refused to testify, chooseing to go to jail instead. clemens case is stronger. he could spend years in prison if found guilty. the trial is expected to last up to six weeks. the fbi is involved into the investigation of a disappearance of a college student from howard county. jessica kartalija is in the news room with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: the 27-year-old went missing in macon, georgia.

test results are pending on a body found near her apartment to determine if that's her. the state of the body made the identification difficult, they didn't elaborate. the fbi is expected to receive other evidence. thank you, jessica. since the remains aren't identified, the police said they're continuing to work around the clock, looking for her, hoping she may still be alive. search teams are looking for a missing allegany man. the man was on a boat in a lake near pittsburgh when it capsized. nasa's final shuttle mission is getting off on a bad foot. astronauts arrived, there's a 60% chance that the launch will have to be delayed because of rain. atlantis will make a final supply run to the international space station before the fleet is retired.

as many as one million spectators will jam the area for the send off. well, the string of warm summer days is continuing. will the pattern last into the week? bernadette woods is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. we have thunderstorms out there now. they're scattered about. for most of us, there's not a lot going on. if you're down at the beaches, that's a different story. we've seen a few of those around the beaches from delaware and ocean city. they're not moving much. they're drifting around. there's not a lot of wind out there. it's warm for all of us. 92-degrees in baltimore and 88 in cumberland and 83 in ocean city. even with the thunderstorms going through. now, the warmer weather is going to continue. we'll check in on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz

traffic control. hi, vic, hi, everyone. the delay on the inner lupe has stretched from liberty road. it will take you 15 minutes to get through. on the northside, there are break lights to watch out for. pulaski and old philadelphia, that's at aberdeen and 17 and 32 and back to baltimore city and home's avenue, south decker and fleet street and also, south clinton. drive times, 95 southbound from whitemarsh to the beltway. 55 miles per hour average and 4 minutes to get through. let's take a live look. you can see a lot of heavy congestion and we can take a quick look at 50 westbound at # 04. -- at 404. this is brought to you by the cochran firm.

back to you. former president, jimmy carter is preparing to celebrate his 65th wedding anniversary. the two say they still share the same hobbies. the key to marriage is communication. >> don't let them fool you. we knee she run -- we know she runs the house. no, congratulations to them. looking for seven americans missing after a fishing boat capsizes. the cell phone of a murdered girl is hacked by a tabloid paper. also, bernadette has the forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

two boats off the coast of libya were loaded with bullets and assault rifles. the men said they were from nato forces. prime minister cameron is maintaining an enduring relationship with the nation and increasing financial aid has the troop level decreases. all of the british troops are expected to be with drawn by 2014. britain will donate $290 million in aid. mary is live with shocking accusations. >> reporter: a british newspaper is accused of hacking

into a 13-year-old murdered girl's phone days after she vanished in 2002. the police say that the suspect gave them a false sense of hope she was still alive. the paper hasn't commented yet. they admitted to other high profile phone hacks. an escalator accident at a subway stop in china leaves one dead and dozens injured. the victims fell over after an escalator malfunctioned. investigators say that they're trying to find out what happened. we're learning more about a deadly police shooting in san francisco. as we report for wjz, one of the two officers involved had a taser and didn't use it. >> at first, i thought they were fireworks going on.

>> reporter: he heard four to five shots as the police officers confronted and shot to death a man in the civic center station. the chief said it began at 9:34 p.m. with the call of a while male. >> he was a white male in a tie died t-shirt. he walked around the platform with an open bottle of control. >> reporter: the two officers arrived at 9:45. within a minute, the unidentified suspect had been shot. >> the guy had a knife and the guy used a bottle as a weapon. one of the officers is injured. our officers used the force which they felt was necessary in the defense of their lives. >> reporter: the suspect was pronounced dead an hour later. both are on administrative leave.

they closed the station to corral the witnesses. they had about three or four officers at each exit and entrance. they were making sure no one left the station. >> reporter: one of the officers was armed with a taser. it's unclear why he didn't use it. he believes the officers acted propertily. they said there should have been another way. >> if the cops got a gun and he has a taser, also, the taser should stop the guy. >> the police department is the lead agency in the investigation. they're also conducting their own investigation into the shooting. six are recovering after an unruly rider prompts an accident in virginia. a man's hat flew off and got jammed in the wheel of one of the cars causing the collision. workers asked the man to remove the hat before the ride started.

27 americans capsized off of the coast of mexico. one died and seven others are still missing. >> reporter: a u.s. coast guard helicopter joined mexico's navy monday in the search for several missing. one american was killed when the fishing boat capsized sunday morning. >> they all had to take what they had. they had the life jackets on. they implicated they were in the water for 15 hours. >> reporter: some took this trip every year. jan's husband joined this year by chance. >> apparently, one couldn't go and rich was offered a trip for free. >> reporter: three were rescued by another boat. >> i feel lucky, i do.

>> reporter: the survivors were in good condition with the injuries. they were taken to clinics for checkic -- check ups. he was on the side where it came up. he was flipped in the water. he and others close to him came up, right by a raft. >> reporter: it's been operating since 1989. the owners released a statement. we've been working with the authorities with the search and rescue. the main concern is making sure everyone is accounted for. according to the website, all trips are canceled until further notice. wjz, eyewitness news. now, according to the secretary of state's website, the business license is suspended. when it comes to treating back pain, massage may be the way to go. some received targeted massage

and some received painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs. about 2/3 of those receiving massage said they had more ability to function. >> and they smile more, too. no stunt man for jake in the next new film. >> why is he risking his life suspended hundreds of feet in the air. >> it's one of those moments. face your fear. >> reporter: he's about to pull himself across a gorge in iceland. >> you'll be strong, don't look down. >> reporter: this is no act and no movie. there's no stuntman. just jake and the rope. >> reporter: that's part of the survival trek. >> what if we sink into the snow.

just slowly sinking. >> reporter: at one snow hole, they found a dead sheep, a possible source of food should they need it. >> what's it like down there! >> it's warm, but it smells like [ bleep ] ! >> reporter: see it july 11th on discovery. >> oh, that's far down. >> does it look high? >> yeah. it's pretty high. >> reporter: also, tonight, new princess diana and kate as she talks about wanting a baby. plus, will arnold pay maria millions in the divorce. we'll have that, coming up later. and that's at 7:30 here on wjz-13. and it looks like justin timberlake wasn't satisfied with just playing a role as

napster. he's joining the group that's buying myspace. he'll have a staff of people working around the clock for him, developing new ideas. >> well, it's a hot, humid summer afternoon. could we have popup thunderstorms? bernadette woods has the radar, next. ,,,,,,

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for this free information kit, including this... medicare guide and customized rate quote. well, there's a live look outside. that's courtesy of sky eye chopper 13. >> the summertime haze has settled into baltimore. we're seeing thunderstorms because of that. we'll show you the radar. none in the metro area. if you're at the beaches, that's where you see the thunderstorms. we've seen a few more drifting around. you can see all along the maryland and delaware beaches. a few thunderstorms around. they'll die down over the next two house. -- two hours. the showers made their way through and held out for most of the events last night.

there's not a lot of wind going on. that's why the thunderstorms aren't moving all that quickly. >> now, as far as the temperatures go, 92 degrees is where we sit now, 89 in d.c.. they're not that extreme right now. the temperatures are in the 90s. it's uncomfortable. we're above the average. it's 87 degrees outside. look at that. the warm weather is going to continue. we have an air quality alert in effect for all of the areas. that will be through tomorrow for the prime time today. here's what we're dealing with for the weather pattern. this is the front that stalled out yesterday. that's giving rise to the showers and thunderstorms -- showers and thunderstorms. as long as the front is around, you can't ignore the chance for a shower and thunderstorm. then, a new front is coming our way for the second half of the weekend. as it does, it will kick off the front.

those showers and thunderstorm chances go up again as it approaches thursday and friday. it may linger into saturday. south winds at five to ten knots. we have a chance for thunderstorms during the day tomorrow. otherwise, the bay temperatures, 80 degrees forecast tonight looks like this, 69 for the low. we'll possibly see a thunderstorm earlier. tomorrow, up to 91 degrees and a mix of sunshine and clouds. just a chance for a shower or thunderstorm during the late day hours. as the front gets closer, we'll see the chances going up again. you can't ignore one like this. >> well, we escaped last night. >> well, a little bit of drizzle came in. >> touch and go all afternoon. i didn't know. >> atlanta had rain -- >> yeah, a lot of places had problems. we're fortunate.

>> still to come tonight. violence erupts at the inner harbor and a child is shot and a man is stabbed to death. i'm mike hellgren with the latest on a number of unfolding investigations and what the city leaders are [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable, and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. want to save even more? call now and we'll add over 60 premium channels, including showtime, starz, epix, and more for 12 months. fios is a 100% fiber optic network. it delivers superior picture quality, the best channel lineup, more hd, plus america's fastest, most consistent and reliable internet. and there's no annual contract required. why keep paying for cable? move up to the best. get fios tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year, plus over 60 premium channels for 12 months.

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as to the charge of first- degree murder, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> the trial of casey anthony comes to a stunning conclusion. tonight, reaction to the verdict. i'm derek valcourt. coming up on wjz eyewitness news, a warning to swimmers and

boaters in what has already been a deadly summer on maryland waters. holiday mayhem. fights, a child shot, a man stabbed to death, and now police are asking for your help. check in for more of these stories, eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. from the city to the counties to your neighborhood, now is complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. not a killer. the shocking verdict in the murder trial of casey anthony. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> reaction to the jury's decision. hi, everybody.

>> here's what people are talking about. >> we know that the case captivated the nation. so has the verdict. the jury finds casey anthony not guilty of killing her 2- year-old daughter. we know that jurors have decided not to speak publicly about this. they reached their verdict within about 10 hours over two days. it was very controversial. anthony's father wiped tears, casey anthony wiped tears from her face as the verdict was read, and without speaking, they left without seeing their daughter. we're live with the fallout from today's verdict. >> still a lot of disbelief here outside the courthouse and george anthony, casey anthony's father, the person that the defense says actually covered up an accidental death, he just issued a statement. he said, despite the baseless fe