happened. adam may is live with police. >> reporter: shoppers at a wal- mart are surprised about this attack. and more now that they learned that the fight may have been over a man. >> kind of scary. >> reporter: police say 33-year- old teresa jefferson douse another woman with piles of cleaning chemicals. >> the suspect followed the victim, approached her in the aisle of where the cleaning products were in the store and basically assaulted this woman with whatever she could get her hands on. >> reporter: at least one person suffered serious eye injury, others were affected by the fumes calling a hazmat call. jefferson has a long wrap sheet. jefferson's ex-boyfriend and

the primary victim have a child together. >> they were familiar with each other and had an ongoing dispute between the two. >> reporter: in a statement wal- mart said they don't expect this type of behavior in their stores and they apologize for inconveniencing customers. >> reporter: to get into some sort of altercation like that honest so many other people in a large venue like that is mind blowing to me. jefferson faces charges of first and second degree assault. she is still locked up tonight at the detention center being held on $350,000 bond. adam may, wjz eyewitness news. adam, thank you. jefferson has a court appearance scheduled for tomorrow. an update nowen on the breaking news from hartford county. a terrible crash leave as car in pieces. captain mike perry has an update. >> hi denise. a pretty big accident that happened just before 3:00. two people we are told have

been transported from the scene of this accident. it is not clear whether they were both in the sedan or whether a one was a truck driver and one was the driver of the vehicle. the vehicle here is completely destroyed. it is completely closed westbound route 40. many ád maryland state police and hartford are on the scene. state police and state highway are on the scene with the detour. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you captain mike perry in sky high chopper 13. we are working to get the condition of those involved we will bring you the latest information as soon as it becomes available. two people are stabbed and it happened in a popular nightclub. jessica cartalia has the story tonight. >> reporter: police are still

looking for the suspect in this attack. this scene was posted on gutter news. officers were called to the eden's lounge for routine crowd control. when a man stumbled out of the club, his back covered in blood. when the victim removed his shirt he had five stab wounds to his upper back. two other men also ran out of the club, covered in blood. both had stab wounds to their back and neck. eden's lounge tells wjz we really don't know what happened. we deeply regret that it occurred and we regret that people were injured. this certainly doesn't reflect eden's lounge. it's not typical of anything that goes on here. the nightclub is known to have a strong police presence. following the murder of marine

tyrone brown in june of 2010. brown was leaving eden's lounge when he was shot several times by officer tashambe who was sentenced to seven years forness and 10 years for a homicide charge. tonight police are not commenting on this case. they have not provided us with the suspect's description and they have not told us about any arrests. back to you. jessica, thank you. eden's lounge is located in the heart of mount vernon. dozens of firefighters spent almost two hours getting the flames under control. there are no reports of any injuries and the investigation into the cause is under way. there is new doubt tonight about the 2001 anthrax attack. the fbi says a man the maryland

is responsible but a group of scientists is raising a question about what really happened. pat warren discusses the developments in this case. >> reporter: a soon to be released paper says the maryland man accused of the anthrax attack may have had help or he may have been innocent. letters mailed to news outlets and senators contained anthrax that sickened 26. >> i don't feel like i am completely well. i sense it from time to time that there's really something wrong with me. >> reporter: years into the investigation the fbi hones in on grouth ivan. the scientist killed himself before he was charged. he could not take the pressure. >> the dam was breaking and all this pressure on him. >> reporter: new research now raises question whether the anthrax was available of ivan

and whether he was capable of the processing it. it drew no conclusions about ivan. >> we're not asked to and will not offer any view on the guilt or innocence of any person or persons. >> reporter: the fbi response to the february report states that law maintained that while science played a significant role it was the totality of the investigative process that determined the anthrax case. this newest report provides no evidence whatsoever that the anthrax was produced any where but fort detrix. the scientists conclude that the information they have discovered should lead the government to take another look. i'm pat warren, now back to you. >> the fbi spokesman says they stand by their decision. the occupy wall street movement continues to spread throughout the country. pinkston reports from new york,

not everyone agrees with the protesters message. >> reporter: for almost a month, demonstrators have been demanding an end to corporate greed and financial inequality. some just want a job. >> i'm unemployed and desperately looking for work for a year and a half. >> reporter: now the movement is spreading to at least 25 peoples across the nation including toledo. >> just fed winston up with nothing happening. our representatives are supposed to be taking care of us and nothing is happening right now -- i'm just fed up with nothing happening. >> reporter: more demonstrations are planned throughout the week across the nation. organizers are also hoping protesters overseas will join us. but even though the protests have been growing, the crowds have yet to define one single message. >> five the different people have a different message about what they're seeing. it's not just one goal. >> sort of like a circus to me.

i'm just working in town here for a couple of weeks and seems like a circus. >> reporter: in lower manhattan, parents are bringing their children to see the protest on the columbus holiday. >> my wife and i are both public school teachers and we think you know everything is really a teachable moment. so we wanted to use the opportunity to teach our kids that they are really the ones who we need to care about. >> reporter: the protesters in new york say the demonstrations will continue. major michael bloomburg says they can stay indefinitely as long as they obey the law. >> the protests have cost new york city more than $2 million in police overtime. according to commissioner ray kelly. well it is of course mid- october. but it feels like summer today and yesterday. we're starting the workweek with unusual warm temperatures. not complaining just noticing. bernadette woods and bob turk

have a look at conditions. >> we have a lot of clouds around. these are high clouds. they're going to get lower tonight and tomorrow night. down to the south that's where the rain is. and it's only a matter of time. probably late tomorrow night, look for some shower activity. but take a look at the showers in the state. we got up to 84 degrees this afternoon. it looks like we're looking for cooler temps and also that rain headed our way. bernadette woods has a look at our tuesday and maybe beyond. bernadette. >> i was just showing you all that rain down to the south. that's a tropical disturbance and it is moving in our direction. you already see some of the of the clouds around today. it's more so tomorrow night into wednesday that that whole slug of moisture comes our way. we could get some rounds of heavy rain before all of this moves around. temperature wise, bob shows you what's going only.

those numbers are going to take a hit as we go through the next few days, we'll have that update. >> that was bernadette. >> happy to have her back. a beauty queen helped capture the fbi's most wanted man. a family's fishing boat cap sideses off the florida keys how they survived 20 hours lost at sea. i'm ron max in towsend. everyone goes to ginno's, including ginno himself. we'll visit coming up next. and is our perfect weather running out? bob is updating our forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

there are new details in the case of whitey bulger the alleged mobster recently captured by the fbi after 16 years on the run. he was taken down by a beauty queen. guajana reports for wjz. >> reporter: the hunt for rutless gangster whitey bulger. >> i think people must have thought you will not take me down alive moment, instead, it was pretty simple. by all accounts he had become kind of a retiree. he was living this really

ordinary life. >> reporter: bulger almost never went outside expect to help feed a stray cat. it was there the tipst er remembered seeing him. >> it looked like a very poor retired couple. they never went out. >> reporter: bulger watched tv at night behind a blacked out window. the two lived anything but a high life. >> in the end what we saw was not a glamorous gangster and his vain mall it was just an old couple. whitey bulger was the inspiration for jack nicholson's character in "the departed." and if you're waiting for someone to get home, let's check on the traffic with kristi braelin.

>> 180 is closed at laughlin road because of the accident. your best bet would be to take philadelphia road or 95 as your alternate. northbound 95 that's up there. 95 slow on 215 over to 175. we also have an accident northbound 95 at white marsh boulevard sitting on the right shoulder. 15 minutes from the internet to harper road and the outer loop also slows down from york road to charles street in that direction. traffic moving at about 35 miles per hour. in westminster we do have an accident there at baltimore boulevard at bethel and in baltimore city o' donald street. we do have congestion on the belt way. this traffic report is brought to you by aaa auto insurance. visit aaa.com use it for all its worth. he was one of the greatest

players to wear a baltimore ravens uniform. hundreds of fans turned out to greet number 89. >> back in the day. >> reporter: gino marketi will be 86 in january, he was greeted with hundreds of adoring fans in his towson restaurant where he signed just about anything that came his way. >> it feels good. i think the best thing about it is to see photos like this, it brings back a lot of memories. >> hey rob. >> nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> reporter: those memories are vivid for linda and thomas davenport who formed another big crowd to ginno's. >> love ginn's. i've been coming here, not this particular one but the one on fourth road. after church it was all a must

for us. >> i still remember the great ginno giant. i could try it again today now that we're finally back in town. >> reporter: ginno's plans to open 25 more restaurants next year in maryland and pennsylvania including one in perry hall. where the memories will keep oncoming. >> and i'm hoping that they open unin katen sville, in the city because i think it'll be a good thing. >> it's like a reunion. >> reporter: ron max, wjz eyewitness news. the first ginno's opened in baltimore in 1957. ginno marketi was a member of the colt's in 58 and 59. and a member of the football hall of fame. that 58 was the greatest game played. we have some rain headed our way. we'll be heading into seven or

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a fast moving storm dumped heavy rain and left some without power. that storm even spawned trouble in san antonio. >> reporter: the twister ripped the roof off hunter's house. it tore a hole on what used to be his living room and sent his deck into his neighbor's house. >> i've been in storms before, i usually hear a train noise but it didn't everyone do that. >> reporter: mail trucks tossed around like toys at this station. the water raised so fast that this woman and daughter had to be rescued from their car. >> they're going to bring the tarp back on the field. >> reporter: the wet weather interrupted the game play offs. game one on saturday between the texas rangers and detroit tigers had to be stopped twice.

game two last night was rained out. the storm brought some much needed rain to texas. about 5-inches fell. san antonio set a record with 3- inches of rainfall on friday alone. the rain was not enough to put a dent on the drought. >> terrell brown, wjz eyewitness news. here is m maryland we've enjoyed several days of beautiful conditions. let's check in with bob turk. >> it's been totally beautiful for seven days. we do have beautiful weather coming the next few days. still a warm afternoon at 80 degrees here. and out in oakland 70 even up in the mountains. dewpoints come up just a little bit to 53 so there's a little

bit more moisture in here but nothing compared to what we have coming our way. it's going to get pretty moist. mainly on wednesday and again on thursday. as that front off to the west will cross our region. 80 here. 75 annapolis and rock hall. and even 80 out in columbia. generally now an east wind that's going to start to bring in some of that water from the atlantic ocean. to the south that's where the real tropical moisture is. here's the front that brought the storm . the bulk of the rain coming from this low pressure moving up from southern georgia. the low is kind of hard to define. rain in eastern florida, some areas could get more than five to 6-inches and they've had heavy rain. that rain moving through

eastern north carolina it's only a matter of time before it spreads to our region. air over us right now so it'll take a little while to moisten up. the rain really started until maybe late tomorrow night. the front to the west also moving in to the west. the low coming from the south. moving the rain. then that front out to the west will cross the region behind it. drier, breezy and cooler just in time for the weekend. the bay temp around 67 now. let's call it a nice partly cloudy sky. it'll be mild. mid-50s compared to the 40s yesterday. thickening clouds in the afternoon. low rain perhaps maybe a shower after dinner. but steady a rain after midnight or 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. on wednesday morning. wednesday looks like a wet day pretty much all day. >> what are you going to do. a southwest jet skids off

the ráupbway. see the incredible new video released by the investigator. two sky divers killed in nevada how their adventure ended in disaster. relief at the pump, gas prices are dropping but will the trends continue? wjz has the answer from the experts coming up. ,,,, li s ,,,, id li s m ba

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mostly sunny. thanks for staying with wjz eyewitness news. gas prices take another dive dropping as low as $3.17. monique griegos has more. >> reporter: gas prices are causing some sticker shock. >> at first i thought it was an incorrect prize. >> reporter: aisha williams had to do a double take before filling up at this exxon. >> gas nowadays are is high. it's so expensive. so when you see 3.17 it's out of this world. >> reporter: within the past month gas prices have dropped by almost 30-cents. right now the national average is $3.40 a gallon. in maryland it's $3.32 a gallon. while that's still almost 60 seconds more than a year ago, drivers are enjoying the dip. >> i was surprised, happily surprised. >> reporter: virginia aredelo says the dip is typical for this time of year and could

last a few months before rebounding in 2012. >> after any major economic events or even geo political events they will probably continue to decline. many analysts are saying they will get back to that $3 per gallon range and many people are saying they are already there but they're not. >> reporter: gas prices were reporting some places at around $3 or less a gallon. we drove to a few of those stations and found that the prices didn't really match what they were on their website. >> they are not at $3 a gallon yet. we can only hope and pray they reach that. >> reporter: drivers seem to be jumping on any opportunity to keep their tally down. >> this is a little bit of a bonus for everyone. you know take advantage of it when you can.

>> happy monday. >> happy monday for sure. >> reporter: monique griego. of the nation, new mexico has the lowest prize at $2.90. crews save a man after he fell off a 30-foot cliff. it happened off south hill road. a 28-year-old man slipped off some rocks and landed in a remote area of the park. the fire department put him in a basket to hoist him to the top of the cliff. it took about an hour to bring him to safety. a family spends 20 hours in the water after their boat capsizes off the florida keys. one of the survivors is a 4- year-old girl. vic is in the newsroom to explain how they were finally rescued. >> seven people were thrown into the water. some of them held to the overrun turn. commercial fishermen finally spoted the boat and alerted the

coast guard. the boaters were wrapped in a blanket. an 80-year-old woman is still missing and presumed dead. denise back to you. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused the boat to sink. a woman held hostage outside pittsburgh is telling her story. jessica cartalia joins us with more on the woman's incredible ordeal. >> reporter: kai, tonya cox is releasing what it was like living under the security guard. >> reporter: this is how tonya koch looked like at age 14 when she first went missing. she remained largely out of sight for the next 10 years. this is what she looked then when she reappeared. older in some ways wiser after spending that time longed in the basement bedroom of this man. thomas hose the security guard at her school. >> i was controlled, i lived in a room. i went to the bathroom in a

bucket. i kept bottles of water up there to drink. >> reporter: she told part of her story back then but now cash is telling it all in a book with the attorney who had been at her side the entire time lawrence fisher entitled the tonya nicole story. the story of a carton kid. she describes her living condition saying most of the time i ate peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with a coke. every now and then, he would smuggle me his left overs. i was fine at first, i felt i was in love and felt my sacrifices were a labor of my love for tom. soon it became to take its toll. she spent years locked in a

closet. she describes her break to freedom and thomas hose' arrest. she was living less than two miles from her father's home. she says she was sexually abused daily. she was brainwashed to believe no one cared and she was led to believe that if she escaped she would be killed. >> you can read more exclusively on dr. phil. it airs tomorrow and wednesday at 3:00 p.m. only on wjz. a firefighters collapses and dies just yards from the finish line at the chicago finish line. the firefighter was running to raise money for burn victims. doctors are performing an autopsy today. new video of a southwest plane sliding up the runway at chicago's o'hare international airport. 139 people were on board but no

was one seriously hurt. according to travel and leisure magazine, chicago o'hare is the most dangerous airport in the nation. the fight for the republican presidential nomination has two contendsers using religion against the third. nottingham reports from washington, d.c. >> we are risking american blood and treasure in parts of the world where our strategy needs to be rethought. >> reporter: huntsman spoke in new hampshire a day before the gop debate pushing for spending cuts at the pentagon. the former ambassador has set up his national campaign headquarters in new hampshire. his team is banking on a primary win there to push his campaign guard. but huntsman is slipping in the latest poll of voters in new hampshire. he's tied for fifth place with

texas governor rick perry. mitt romney still has a comfortable lead with 28% of the hope. the candidates are running short on time to came campaign in new hampshire. other states may haold their contests earlier. the latest controversy over the former massachusetts governor's fate doesn't seem to be affecting new hampshire voters. this weekend a supporter of texas governor rick perry questioned romney's mormon beliefs. >> and i said in my estimation mormonism is a cult and it would give credence to a cult to have a mormon candidate. romney had to discuss his faith during his first run. and he might have to do it again before the gop meets for their debate. >> the new hampshire debate is slated to be a bit different.

sponsors are doing away with the podium having the candidates sitting around a big table instead. wall street soars today after the leaders of france and germany promise to strengthen european banks. the s & p up 40 and the nasdaq up 40. apple shatters another record, more than 8 million customers preorder the new iphone 4s that beat the record from last year's model. three carriers are selling the latest phone with sprint and nextel. time to look at some of the stories you will find tomorrow on the baltimore sun. how baltimore teacher's

salaries compare to suburban teachers. and who's on top in there week's high school athletes sports poll. for these stories and more read tomorrow's baltimore sun. remember to look for tomorrow's forecast on wjz morning team. hopefully the third time is a charm for a popular rock icon. mark phillips reporting for wjz as sir paul mccartny ties the not. >> reporter: no crowds of screaming girls pulling their hair out this time he is 69. but when paul mccartny gets married it still draws a crowd. and the old mop top has still got the moves. the third mrs. mccartny, lady mccartny since he is now sir paul, now 51. if there's a beatle song for every occasion the long and winding road would work here.

the wedding was at the same civic registry office where paul married his first wife linda. which was a long and happy marriage until she passed away to cancer. >> reporter: the signs for this one are good. paul has often said he likes being married now he is again. >> i'm feeling married. >> reporter: everyone else seemed happy too as they arrived at paul's house for the wedding. ringo and his wife, rolling stone, barbara walters a cousin of the bride who introduced them. the word love appears in the title of at least 11 beatle songs and the mccartnys and the friends seem delighted that for sir paul and his new bride the hits just keep oncoming. mark phillips cbs news london.

>> reporter: now the newlyweds are expected to fly to america to mark their nuptials at martha's vineyard. new development in the search for a missing baby in missouri. how police are testing out her parent's story. i'm bob turk, first in ,,,,,

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all right, high clouds moving into the region and eventually by tomorrow afternoon they'll be getting lower and lower and lower and yes that means rain is ahead. bernadette woods to look at that tuesday forecast. >> you are already seeing the high clouds moving in. they will stick overnight into tomorrow. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy skies out there. it'll be a mild start to the day. as you head through the afternoon expect those clouds to really take over. we are going to top out in the 70s still. so not as warm as today but still above average.

then a chance for some showers as we head into tomorrow evening. it's going to be a mild one though tomorrow night. for the rest of the five day here's bob. >> looks pretty wet here on wednesday. a few left over showers with the run coming through. could see an inch or more. some areas more than an inch and a half possibly. a shower through thursday, then it dries out for the weekend and cools down 69 and sunshine with a few clouds 67 on saturday. in tonight's energy saver it is nice today but the cool weather as you saw is coming back and there are ways to keep your home warm without turning on your thermostat. you can tape clear plastic to your window and seal it to prevent a draft. click on our special section on wjz.com. a maryland man could be in

the thick of violence in libya. recent photos suggest matthew van dyke is actually taking on arms against gadhafi's forces. he was in libya covering the war before being imprisoned and then escaping. this comes as the rebels are able to capture one of the last areas. both hit the pavement at the oakland runway a few yards from where they were supposed to land. the main parachute failed to deploy and the instructor attempted to go to his auxillary suit. investigators spent several hours reenacting how an abductor may have gotten inside the home of 10 -month-old lisa

irwin. the parents told authorities that their front window had been tampered with the night before the kidnap. susan mcguiness has the story of a victim. >> look at your brother. >> reporter: eight month old jaden davis has never met his 5- year-old brother joshua. he disappeared from his san antonio texas home. >> we picked the curb up, we looked inside the drier and we saw no sign of him. >> reporter: police launched a search, but everyone with the offer of a $20,000 reward joshua has yet to be found. what's more his family says they are frustrated by the amount of media coverage their story has received especially when compared to similar cases like that of missing missouri toddler lisa irwin. >> it makes me mad that eight

months later into the case we're barely getting national media coverage. >> reporter: joshua's case isn't unique. of the thousands of missing children reported each year only a select few receive a heightened level of coverage. experts say each of those cases often meets a certain criteria. >> the media looks first at whether the case is sensational, if there's an indication that a family member may be involved. media doesn't want to cover it. >> reporter: police officials said they didn't believe joshua's parents were involved in his disappearance. eight months after he went missing joshua's family believe his case deserves more coverage. >> why doesn't our case deserve the same coverage. >> he deserves nothing but to be home where he's loved. >> reporter: until more

information is recovered. little joshua's whereabouts will remain a mystery. a child goes missing in the united states every 40 seconds. check in with eyewitness news at 6:00 for all new stories coming up. vic is standing by live with a preview. >> bizarre behavior. police arrest this man in afternoon anne arundel park. why they're hoping witnesses who saw him will come forward. it's not for women, a new soft drink marketed only toward men. find out why. take on these stories and much more coming up at 6:00. have nothing to say denise. still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. the ravens next opponent loses the ravens next opponent loses one of it,,,,,,,,,

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momentarily. but first, the raiders rolled into houston yesterday carrying more than the usual weight of trying to win a game on their shoulders. they were grieving the death of their maverick owner al davis who died last saturday. in that contest, university of maryland bay out of mcdunna and maryland college park had a 34- yard touchdown pass off campbell. 47 seconds left, raiders up 25- 20. houston trying to win the game. matt shaub scrambles and throws a losing interception. with raiders just win baby as al davis would have said. hugh jackson right there so emotional as both teams are now 3-2. now back to what we talked about earlier the texans best defensive player mario williams. he left yesterday's loss to oakland with an injured pectoral muscle. he actually tore that pectoral muscle. williams was the top pick in the 06 draft.

and he made the change in houston's new 3-4d. so far five sacks and 1-4 fumble but mario williams is probably out for the year. the ravens return to the gridiron next sunday hosting hugh stun. live at 4:00 right here on wjz channel 13. coming up at 6:00 we will update game two of the american league championship series. plus we will hear from john harbaugh on his upcoming opponent the houston texans. in tonight's health watch miners in the state of california will no longer be allowed to use tanning beds. governor jerry brown signed a law makes it illegal for children under the age of 18 to use the beds. california is the first state to set a higher age limit. also in tonight's health watch. if your medicine cabinet is filling up with dietary supplements, you may want to

hear the new studies that will have you changing your opinion. sandra hughes has the story. >> reporter: new research finds taking dietary supplements does not make you live longer, in fact, they could shorten your life. international doctors looked at 1,000 women women who took supplements. taking multi vitamins, vitamin b6, folic, acid was increased with risk of death. >> they are able to tell us with use of multi vitamin increedsed the risk by 2.3%. >> reporter: the association was strongest when it took to taking iron and researchers found taking calcium supplement appears to reduce the risk of death. according to the centers for disease control and prevention more than half of u.s. adults take one supplement daily that number is increasing as we look for ways to stay healthy. doctors say it's important to know what you're taking because

too much of a good thing could be harmful. >> you're not doing yourself any good by over taking supplements. >> reporter: doctors say eating right is still the best way for your body to absorb the vitamins and minerals you need. in los angeles, sandra hughes, wjz news. doctors also say it's important to tell the physicians about all the supplements your taking because they could interact with all of your medication. exercise may offer a drug free way to give you energy. the trial included 98 women between the ages of 18 and 65. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. a wal-mart evacuated. a woman accused of attacking ,,,,,,,,woman with bleach.

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coming up on wjz's eyewitness news at 6:00, wal- mart throw down. new information on the link between the two women. terror in the mail. was the man suspected of the anthrax attack really responsible? new questions about the evidence. going down finally some relief at the pump. how long we can expect it to last. and marvelous monday, but changes are coming. stick around for the updated first warning weather forecast. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news.

wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. evacuated after women tossed bleach and other cleaning agents at each other. >> tonight new clues to what sparked this bizarre fight. hello everybody i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here is what people are talking about tonight. the fight making national headlines. two women using household chemicals to attack each other forcing a wal-mart to be evacuated. now wjz uncovers new information on