were fighting. adam may reports. >> reporter: 19 shoppers at the wal-mart rushed to hospitals. >> it's a little shocking. >> reporter: the store evacuated after a bleach attack saturday. >> it's kind of scary. >> reporter: police say 33 kwraoerl teresa jeff -- 33-year- old teresa jefferson doused another woman with chemicals. >> the woman approached the woman where the cleaning products were, and basically assaulted the victim with anything she could get her hands on. >> reporter: the tosses of chemicals created a chemical cloud. >> we were receiving information that people were receiving irritants to the eyes. >> reporter: jefferson has a

lengthy wrap sheet. jefferson and the victim had a relationship and a child together. >> to get in some sort of altercation like that amongst so many other people in a large venue like that is kind of mind blowing to me. >> reporter: jefferson faces charges of first and second degree assault. she is still being held at the baltimore county detention center on $350,000 bail. adam may. wjz eyewitness news. >> jefferson has a court appearance scheduled for tomorrow. a man's strange behavior causes alarm in a park in anne run dell county. now police are looking for possible victims. police arrested this man 49- year-old james scaglioni after a witness saw him giving money to two young boys and then tried to walk them into a wooded area. after officers approached scaglioni he took off and was captured after a brief chase. anyone with information of what

happened is asked to call police. two people with stabbed inside a popular hot spot. wjz is live, jessica cartalia with the story. >> reporter: tonight police are still searching for a suspect. this video posted on gutter magazine's website shows the scene outside a popular mount vernon nightclub early sunday morning. a police report obtained by wjz says officers were called to the eden's lounge on west eager street when a man staggered out of the club with his back covered in blood. the man was confused and highly intoxicated. when the man removed his shirt he had five stab wounds to his back. two other men also ran out of the club covered in blood. both had stab wounds to the 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 does not reflect eden's lounge. it's not typical of what goes on here. the club is known to have a high police presence following the death of brown. he was shot several times by officer tashambe who was sentenced to seven years for manslaughter and 10 years for a handgun violation. all three victims tell police they didn't see the person who stabbed them and don't know what sparked the violence. at this point police are not commenting at all on this case. they haven't provided us with a suspect suspension they do not know of any suspect in custody. i'm jessica cartalia, wjz news. thank you jessica. of course eden lounge is located in the heart of vernon. sky high chopper 13 was over rout 40 in aberdine. you can see this sedan plowed

into the back of a tractor trailer. it destroyed the car. three people were taken to the hospital. we do not have word on their condition. tough new questions, a group of scientists bringing up questions on whether a maryland man was behind anthrax attacks. pat warren has more on the findings raising questions about who was responsible, pat. >> reporter: that's right a soon to be published paper raises the prospect that the maryland scientists accused of the crime could have had help or may have been innocent. letters dated the day of the world trade attack mailed to news outlets and u.s. senators contained anthrax that killed eight people and sickened 28 others. >> i still don't feel like i'm completely well. i sense from time to time that there really is something wrong with me.

>> reporter: years after the investigation, the fbi looks at brandon. >> the dam was breaking and all this pressure on him. >> reporter: new research now raises questions on whether the particular strain of anthrax was available to ivan and whether he was capable of processing. it follows a report that criticizes the fbi's collection of evidence. >> we will not offer any view of the guilt or innocence of any person or persons. >> reporter: the fbi response to the february report states the law maintained that while science played a significant role it was the totality of the process that determined the outcome of the anthrax case. this newest report provides no evidence whatsoever that the anthrax was produced any where but fort detrix. the scientists insist their findings should have their

government addressing those questions. i'm pat warren, now back to you on tv hill. >> pat, thank you. the fbi says they stand by their conclusions. an investigation is underway on the cause of a fire near curtis bay. dozens of firefighters head to the fire. it took them two hours to put out the flames. no word on what caused them and there were no injuries. the occupy wall street movement is growing. more protests are popping up across the country. those protesters say they are not going any where. >> for almost a month, demonstrators have been demanding an ends to corporate greed. some just want a job. >> i'm unemployed december prattly looking for work. >> reporter: now the movement is spreading to at least 25 cities across the country including toledo. >> just fed up with nothing happening. our representatives are supposed to be taking care of us. and nothing is happening right

now. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., demonstrators are occupying freedom plaza and have no plans to leave everyone though they've been told they have to get out. more demonstrations are planned throughout the week across the nation. organizers are also hoping protesters overseas will join in. but even though the protests are growing no one seems to have defineed the purpose.. andy deary has been watching the protests and say the protests have no value. >> sort of like a circus to me. i'm working here for a few days and it seems like a circus. >> reporter: parents are bringing their children to watch the protest on the columbus day. >> my wife and i are both public school teachers and we think everything is really a teachable moment. so we wanted to use the opportunity to teach our kids that they're really the ones who we need to care about. >> reporter: the protesters in

new york say the demonstrations will continue, mayor michael bloomburg say they can stay indefinitely as long as they follow the law. the protests have caused new york city more than $2 million in police overtime. according to commissioner dell. you can't put a price on beautiful weather like this. sadly inevitable things will be changing soon. and bob turk and bernadette woods are tracking the forecast. bernadette welcome back. >> thank you, thank you. >> let's take a look at conditions across the region. a little sun there, but there's been some clouds. nothing around here but when we open up and go to the south that's where a batch of rain is and it's moving generally in our direction. so we're looking for some more clouds. and a chance of that rain. look at these warm temperatures around the region.

still 75, believe it or not we go to 85 degrees at the airport this afternoon. 68 in ocean city, so what does tomorrow bring and after tomorrow looks like we have more rain coming. bernadette woods has a look at that. >> what's down to our south a tropical disturbance is a lot of tropical moisture which does mean downpours and it's moving in our direction. we've been blocked by high pressure and some gorgeous weather. that will give way to our tropical moisture. the clouds are coming in, will thicken tomorrow. the heaviest of the rain probably coming on wednesday into early thursday morning. we'll have that full forecast coming up back inside. bernadette. thank you. it's not what you want to hear but one good factor from the slumping economy gas prices continue to drop. some places in maryland are below $3 a gallon. monique griego tells us what we can expect the next time we gas up. >> reporter: gas prices are

causing some sticker shock. at first i thought it was an incorrect price. >> aisha williams had to do a double take before filling up at this gas station. >> gas these days is very high. when you see $3.17 it's out of this world. >> reporter: in the last month, the price has dropped almost 40- cents. in maryland it's $3.32. while that's still almost 60- cents from a year ago drivers are enjoying the dip. >> i was surprised, happily surprised. >> reporter: 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 geo political events they will continue to decline. many analysts are saying that they will get to that $3 mark.

many are saying that they already are but they're not. >> reporter: we drove to a few of those stations and found that the prices didn't really match what was on the website. >> they're not quite as $3 a gallon we can only hope and pray for that. >> reporter: exxon had a few stations at $3.17 that's the lowest we could find. although this crowd on rogers avenue wasn't too far behind at $3.21 a gallon. 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 while you can. >> happy monday. >> happy monday for sure. >> monigue griego. >> aaa says it tracks gas prices uses more sources than anyone else. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. off the market, paul mccartney ties the knot again. more on his new bride.

and how a cat ended up what led to the arrest of whitey bulger. one woman's terrible story of abuse and how she escaped. stick around for the forewarn weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a woman held hostage for 10 years outside pittsburgh is telling her story. jessica cartalia joins us now with more on tonya cash's

ordeal. >> reporter: tonya cash is revealing what it was like to live under the thumb of security guard. this is what cash looked like at 14. a middle school student when she first went missing. she remained largely out of sight for the next 14 years. this is what she looked now after she reappeared. older some what wiser after she spent almost a decade locked up in the basement of this man. tony hawk the security guard at her school. >> i had to go to the bathroom in a bucket. i kept bottles of water. >> reporter: she told her story aside her attorney that stood by her side. >> i thought i was loved all those years and i wasn't. >> reporter: in the book cash describes her living condition saying most of the time i ate

peanut butter and jelly sandwich with a soda can. i was fine at first i thought i was in love and felt my sacrifices were a labor of my lover for tom hose. soon however the ordeal began to take hold. cash spent christmas day for years locked in a closet and using the bathroom in a bucket. she goes on to describe hose's arrest. >> reporter: she was living less than two mile's from her father's home. she was sexually abused daily, brainwashed to believe no one cared and convinced if she tried to escape she would be killed. >> jessica, thank you. you can see this exclusive interview with dr. phil tuesday and wednesday at 3:00 p.m.

here on wjz. former beatle tom mccarney is a married man again. he tied the knot with his american girlfriend. he pick add familiar spot for his marriage. >> reporter: no crowd of screaming girls pulling their hair out this time. he is 69. but when paul mccartney gets married he still draws a cloud. the third mrs. mccartney. lady mccartney as he is now sir paul. they've been a developing item since his marriage to mills ended. if there's a beatle song for every occasion, the long and winding road would serve well

here. >> paul mccartney of coursely has a thing for american women. the only british woman he marriedty did not work out that well. >> reporter: the signs for this one are well. paul mccartney has said he loves being married and he is again. barbara walters a couple of the bride who introduced them attended the wedding. the word love appears in the title of at least 11 beatle songs and the mccartney's and friends and family seemed delighted that for the mccarntney the hits keep coming. >> when you're going to have a loud party, you have to invite

your neighbors. >> right that's one to remember. let's take a look at temps and conditions. what a story. take a look at temps and conditions. 75 now. yeah it's dropped a little bit. no wind at all. the barometer currently holding steady. it'll start falling as low pressure down to the south will bring rain here on wednesday. we'll come back and look that the right after this. ,,,,,,,,,

here's a live look outside. boy it was a wonderful day today. >> and a great weekend. >> amazingly warm believe it or not. we got up to 85 degrees this afternoon. hard to believe. i mean that's normal for the second week in august believe it or not. now, i don't think you see too many more of those days in at least in our future. we have some cooler conditions, clouds and everyone khully -- eventually some rain moving in here late into sunday night and monday will be a wash out. dc76 and oakland at 66. we're at 75 degrees. dewpoints coming up more moisture coming in because the winds are begining to turn off the atlantic ocean. right now 75 here.

76 and 75 as you see another mild day. tonight will be a lot milder than the last couple of nights. we had lots of nights early this week in the low to mid- 40s. tonight we will stay in the mid- to low 60s in the city. very light winds, most areas beginning to turn more to the southeast and the east. that will bring in some atlantic moisture and down to the south is a whole slug of tropical moisture. this started down south of the bahamas. moved up east of florida, a lot of rain in the east coast. the heaviest rain over georgia and south carolina into north carolina. also to the west this front is going to be moving to the east. eventually this front will bring with it cooler and drier air. late thursday night and friday and the weekend looks nice. this front coming through the region. this rain moving up the east coast. the clouds will be increasing getting lower and thicker and look for some rain. probably breaking out. it'll be late tomorrow night we'll see showers.

steady rain here on and off i think some areas could see heavy rain here on wednesday. perhaps one, 1.5 maybe some spots could pick up 2-inches of rain. because here's the tropical moisture with this. any of that tropical moisture can drop heavy downpours briefly in some areas. then it moves through the area as the front will kick it out. it won't be an all week event. generally on wednesday, and then thursday with a shower in the front. we'll be picking it up later. it's called partly cloudy at this point. 55 to 60 in the city. tomorrow mid-70s. it is what it is right now with rain developing late late tomorrow night. and most of wednesday looks wet, dreary and cooler. >> but we've had seven or eight incredible days. >> sure have, can't be greedy. he was one of the greatest players to wear a colt's uniform.

ginno marketi returned to appear at one of his legendary restaurants. hundreds of fans returned to greet number 89. >> back in the day. >> reporter: ginno marketi will be 86 in january. he was greeted by hundreds of adoring fans in his towsend 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. >> reporter: those memories are vivid for linda who came to the ginno's restaurant. >> every day after church this would be a dinner spot for us. >> reporter: a trip back in time that's produced a fast

food frenzy. >> i still remember the great ginno giant and that fly ticking. i can try it again today now that he's finally back in town. >> reporter: ginno plans to open 25 more restaurants in maryland and pennsylvania including one in perry hall where the memories will keep only coming. >> i'm hoping that they open up either in west view, catensville. in the city. because i think it'll be a good thing. >> it's like a reunion. >> ron max, wjz eyewitness news. and ginno was a member of the colt's championship teams in 1958 and 1959 and is a member of the profootball hall of fame. >> at least ron spared us, didn't show us all those juicy burgers. >> i've never had one but they sure look good. more is not necessarily better. a warning for women who take

multi vitamins. wild weather after months,,,

it is just before 6:30. setting sun and 75 degrees. good evening thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. surprising new details about the arrest of the notorious mom center whitey bulger. a new investigation reveals what his life was like on the run and the identity of the tipster that led to his arrest. >> reporter: the hunt for routeless gangster whitey bulger ended three months ago. >> probably people thought there would be some you're not taking me alive. instead it was miss iceland 1954. >> reporter: bianca was bulger's sometime neighbor.

she collected the reward for bulger's arrest. >> he became a retiree. he was living an ordinary life. >> reporter: bulger never went inside expect to help feed a stray cat. it was there the tipster remembered seeing him. >> it looked like a very, very poor retired couple. they never went out. >> reporter: bulger watched tv at night behind blacked out windows. the man who became charlie gasco and his girlfriend lived anything but the high life. >> at the end what we saw was not some glamorous gangster and his vain mall, it was just an old couple. >> reporter: the naming of the tipster could now put her life in danger. survival at sea. jessica is live in the newsroom to explain how nearly all the people on board were able to survive. jessica. >> reporter: vic that includes a 4-year-old girl. take a look at the pictures of

the survivals, the seven people survived more than 20 hours at sea by clinging to their boat and a cooler. an 80-year-old woman with the group is still missing and presumed drowned. the boat slipped in choppy water at the florida keys saturday afternoon. sometime during yesterday afternoon the people all drifted apart. >> jessica, thank you. it is not clear whether the boaters were aware of a warning about being out in the water that day. after months of drought across much of texas the lone star state got some rain but it turned out to be too much at one time. the storm caused flooding and extentive damage. >> my window broke and sent

glass my way. >> reporter: the twister sent his deck into his neighbor's yard. >> i've been in tornadoes before and i usually hear a train sound, but there was nothing. >> reporter: the storm's heavy rains also caused flash flooding. the water rose so fast that this woman and her daughter had to be rescued from her car. >> if anything happened to me then it would have been fine as long as my daughter was okay. that's all that matters. >> they're going to bring the tarp back on the field. >> reporter: near dallas the wet weather interrupted the american league 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 up to 5- inches fell over the weekend in some areas. san antonio set a report with 3-inches of rain on one day

alone. >> we're starting to chip away but we're still in exceptional drought conditions. >> terrell brown, wjz. bernadette woods is in the weather center. welcome back bern. >> the storm we were just talking about that brought all the rain and severe weather to texas it is going to factor into our forecast but here's what it looks like. we have doppler open pretty wide. this is a storm that brought all of that damage. it's really fizzling out but what it's doing is directing this second storm our way. while we're starting to get some clouds but eventually we're going to get clouds of heavy rain with it. it is going to pick up as we head about the next 24 to 48 hours. so that's what we're going to be watching, and we will keep you updated. a 24-year-old man was rescued after taking a dangerous fall. baltimore county fire department had to bring this a rescue helicopter to hoist a man after he fell 30 feet.

he was conscious during the flight. time now for a complete look at the stories you will find in tomorrow's baltimore sun. how baltimore county teacher's salaries compare to those from suburban counties. for these stories and much more read tomorrow's baltimore sun and look for the updated forecast from the wjz weather team. you will want to hear the findings of a new study that will change your mind about taking all those supplement pills. sandra hughes reports in this health report. >> reporter: new research finds taking dietary supplements like multi vitamins does not help you live longer in fact, they can shorten your life. international doctors looked at almost 40,000 women around the age of 61 who took supplements.

taking multi vitamins, vitamin b6, folic acid, iron, magnesium zinc and cooper increased the death risk. the association was strongest when it came to taking iron. researchers also found taking calcium supplements appears to reduce risk of death. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, more than half of u.s. adults take at least 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 overtaking supplements. >> reporter: doctors say eating right is still the best way for your body to absorb the vitamins and minerals that you need. sandra hughes. >> reporter: doctors say it's important to till your

physician about all the supplements your takes because they can interact with some medication. dudes don't drink diet. or at least that's the idea about a new ad campaign for a new soft drink. meet dr. pepper 10. a 10-calorie drink proclaiming it's not for women. this after the company finds that men will not drink a drink that is not manly enough. >> so they won't sell it to women? >> they will sell it but you have to do what men do. crash the can on your head when you're done. what the mother did to save the life of her baby. religious controversy, presidential hopefuls prepare for a debate. why the candidate's faiths are taking center stage. and i have the exclusive five day warning forecast. here are the top stories on wjz.com at this hour. for updates on all the day's

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middle east. dozens were killed when riots broke out on sunday. they claimed government officials could have done more to protect the building. now european leaders say they will do what they can to bring about an end to the violence. continues overseas in libya. a maryland man could be in the thick of it all. recent photos suggests that van dyke may be taking arms against gadhafi forces. this comes after rebels are close to taking down gadhafi's hometown. it's getting ugly. the fight for the republican presidential nomination has two contenders uses religious against the third. danielle nottingham reports from the white house. >> reporter: republican presidential hopeful huntsman hopes his foreign policy views

will set him apart from his competitors. >> 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 g.o.p. 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 forward. 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. the candidates are running short on time to campaign in new hampshire. the primary will could happen in january or even late december because other states may hold 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 could give credence to a cult to have a mormon candidate. >> perry was quick to distance himself. >> reporter: romney has yet to discuss his faith. and he will have to do it again tuesday when the candidates meet for their debate. >> reporter: danielle nottingham. wjz. in new hampshire, sponsors are doing away with the podium. they're having candidates sitting around a round table instead. witnesses say the 33-year- old was pushing her toddler in a stroller when the woman was crossing. it's unclear if the warning lights flashed. the baby survived, authorities are investigating. the search for a missing

baby continues tonight in missouri. investigators spent several hours investigating how an abductor may have gotten into the bedroom of if child. donald has a preview of what's coming up on the evening news. >> a federal program of feeding the elderly is about to be slashed. we could tell you about the cuts that could leave hundreds of thousands of seniors without food. tonight on the cbs evening news. here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street and we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a delightful start to the week. many people with off for columbus day so they were able to get outside and enjoy it, lucky people. meteorologist bernadette woods and bob turk are updating the weather for the week. >> we're going to begin with tomorrow, the clouds that began coming in are going to thicken up. 55 as we start the day but as we head through the afternoon not quite as warm but still in the # zeros with the clouds taking over. however but tomorrow eving chance for a few showers around

here. temperatures still in the six 0s. but for the rest of the five day the rain chances will pick up and here's bob with that. >> that rain looks like it'll be with us most of the week. it looks like it could have heavy rain showers. then we dry things out friday and saturday, 69 and 67 with a good deal of sunshine and a nice breeze for the end of the week to start the weekend, denise. >> thank you, bob. still to come on wjz news. the raven get back to work today after a ,, [ dennis ] juggling insurance policies at different companies... is a pain. but with allstate, bundling policies is easy and can save you money. you should try this instead. thank you...yeah... now she should be an allstate agent. shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] introducing the allstate auto + life discount. now when you protect your family with allstate life insurance

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the bye week bye bye. stan is here with the fan sports report. >> the vacation is over. let's get back to work. ravens news topping today's sports as ozzie newsom on this monday the areas needing most improvement. the anemic kick return game since reed is out injured and

maintaining offensive balance. the ravens still enjoying victory. ozzie says he wants to eliminate the defense giving up big plays. there was a work out at the capital in owens mills as the purple birds get their bodies ready for the grill of the gridiron once houston invades charm city next phoápbd. >> i felt i saw our team we would be playing the best team in the afc. the team who was playing the best. if you look at the game against oakland, statistically they dominated the game. >> by the way the texans best defensive player linebacker mario williams left yesterday's loss to oakland seriously injured during his first series sack. he's out for the season with a torn pectoral muscle. houston's new 3-4 d so far he's

had five sacks and one forced fumble. don't forget the ravens return on sunday again hosting houston right here on wjz13. yesterday in pittsburgh five touchdown passes for ben roethlisberger. then the 40-yarder to mike wallis put pittsburg down for good that became the eventual tally. nba fans keeping a close look on negotiations. the owners you may well remember locked the players out almost four months ago. nascar postseason now. known as the chase. still continuing a day ago in

kansas city kansas. your winner was jimmy johnson over casey cain. he comes from tenth to third in the case of the championship behind the points leader for now. carl edwards and harvick. tiger woods had a guy throw a hot dog at him, he got arrested. eventually once the smoke cleared in a 6-0. the winner brice mold er. very good tournament indeed. very good baseball going on. american championship. detroit leading texas tonight we'll have st. louis ,,,,,,,,,,,

don't miss the cbs line up. sparks are flying in taiwan. a fireworks celebration marks the country's centennial. the 40 minute show celebrating the founding of the republic was the largest in the year. taiwan's national plum flowers

were shot off. hundreds of thousands of people attended the powerful show. and finally tonight, golfers in australia have another reason to avoid the water. half a dozen man eating bull sharks live in the lake at the center of the green. how did they get there? the sharks got into the golf course when it flooded several years ago. the creatures are between -- woe eight and 10 feet long. club members can stop at the 14th tee to feed them if they'd like. >> you get a ball in the water? that is it for us tonight. >> and thank

>> hill: tonight, as stock prices soar protests against corporate greed spread. from wall street to streets all over america. reports from jim axelrod and anthony mason. funerals for protestors in egypt after the deadliest violence there since the arab spring. jan crawford on mitt romney as his mormon religion becomes an issue in the presidential campaign. and in what was supposed to be their golden years, many seniors depend on the government for food, but some could soon be cut off. >> i can think of things to probably cut back on, this is not one of them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> hill: good evening, scott is off, i'm nora o'donnell and we begin tonight with wall street