being -- easier to read and understand. eyewitness news at 4:00 starts now. a new day in libya. hundreds celebrate the death of ousted leader moammar gadhafi. who killed him? and what's next for the country. hi, even. i'm mary bubala. kai is off today. and here's what people are talking about. the search for moammar gadhafi is officially over. revolutionary forces killed the former dictator as he makes a last stand in his hometown. tara mergener reports for wjz. we want to warn you, some of the images you're about to see are graphic. >> reporter: bloody images show

moammar gadhafi last seen alive. rebels pushed the former dictator against a truck. he may have been trying to play in a convoy, when a rebel plane struck fraabove. neighbor -- from above. neighbors took pictures of a killed gadhafi to prove he's dead. >> fires shot in the air. and people celebrated on the streets of tripoli, to mark the end of 33 years of tyranny. leaders say the country is now liberated. president obama calls it a momentous day in libya's history. >> the new government is consolidating control over the country. and one of the world's longest- serving dictators is no more. >> reporter: the obama administration has spent $135 million to help launch the interim government. >> reporter: the u.s. also participated in the nato bombing operation when the rebellion began. when tripoli fell in august, gadhafi disappeared. >> the libyan people now have a

great responsibility, to build an inclusive and tolerant and democratic libya that stands as the ultimate rebuke to gadhafi's dictatorship. >> reporter: revolutionary forces still need to deal with fighters that remain loyal to the former leader, but without gadhafi, they see an easier path to the future. >> reporter: tara mergener, wjz eyewitness news. >> the transitional government says gadhafi's son is in the hospital, after fighters wounded and captured him. he is charged with murdering her daughter. vic is in the newsroom with more details in the horrific murder of a 12-year-old girl. >> reporter: police say david richard hang married a vietnamese girl and when he tried to divorce her, she refused. police say in retaliation, hang stabbed the woman's daughter, jessica nguyen to death. hang's dna was found on the

murder weapon. hang tearfully proclaimed his innocence in court. he is being held without bond. footprints and cell phone records also place hang at the murder scene. wjz speaks with neighbors shocked about this crime. coming up all new at 5:00 and 6:00. a call for tougher laws. an ohio town still reels today, after an exotic farm owner opens the cages and frees dozens of dangerous animals. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from swripgsville, ohio. >> reporter: -- zingsville ohio. >> reporter: the columbus zoo now captures the six animals captured from a private farm near swripgs -- zingsville, ohio. they say the owner released 56 exotic animals, then shot and killed himself. moments later, one of thompson's own animals attacked his body. >> mr. thompson did have a bite wound to his head area.

that the doctor said would be consistent with a bite from a larger type cat. >> reporter: deputies shot 48 animals on site. out of concern they would attack the residents of this small town. marge datson is one of thompson's neighbors. she said she'll never forget the sound of police firing their guns. it was kind -- >> it was kind of eerie. kind of eerie. i mean, it sounded like a war zone, so many shots. >> reporter: ohio's government has received a lot of criticism for not cracking down on the state's exotic pet owners. ohio has some of the weakest regulations in the country. and that is something the sheriff is fighting to change. >> i think the the citizens in the stay state of high -- the state of ohio are entitled to safety in place. >> reporter: the sheriff says there have been no bear sightings. so he believes one of the big cats may have eaten it. authorities buried all of the

body dead -- all of the dead animals on thompson's farm, at his wife's request. >> and today, two ohio state lawmakers proposed legislation, restricting the ownership of exotic animals. an inmate killed on a prison bus today. two correctional officials are dropped from a wrongful death lawsuit. phillip parker jr.'s parents say the state did not protect their son from another super max inmate in 2005. parker was strangled on a bus. kevin johns was found guilty but found mentally incompetent. a murder suspect on the run is captured in alabama. 37-year-old larry horton of hale thorpe is behind bars in mobile county. he's wanted for the hatchet murder of ryan jackson. jackson was reported missing on october 15th. his body was found saturday in the 5500 block of pennington

avenue. police are not revealing a motive for the murder. horton is awaiting extradition to maryland. an update today to a story wjz brought you first. the investigation into a sex tape scandal in baltimore city schools. a 14-year-old student is taped against her knowledge. and the tape goes viral. mike hellgren has more on her dad's outrage. >> reporter: the dad says this has been posted online for four days. and both he and his daughter are having a rough time dealing with the situation. >> reporter: video of baltimore city school students, as young as 14, having sex, recorded on school property, and posted on the internet, has led to a police investigation, an outrage from the father of the girl seen on that tape, which is so graphic, wjz blurred it. >> she was supposed to do that. she was harassed to doing this. then it spread like wildfire. >> reporter: the dad said his 14-year-old daughter never knew a camera was rolling and he was

stunned to see it on several social media sites, where anyone could watch. >> i viewed the site often. i didn't think something like this would be able to stand for a couple of minutes. if their privacy and protection is so great, then why was this posted and kept there? >> reporter: the students all attended frederick douglas high school in northwest baltimore. school officials say the sex tape was filmed after school, outside a building not used for instructional purposes. they told wjz, baltimore city public schools have received a report of an alleged sexual incident, involving city school students. an investigation by baltimore police is currently under way. in the meantime, city schools are working with the families of the students allegedly involved in the incident to make sure they receive the support they need. >> i was shocked. i thought it was terrible. i thought it was appalling. >> reporter: the girl's dad says it's an important reminder for parents to keep close watch of their kids. >> all will be monitored. i will know everyone who she

speaks with. these are important for a parent to know. >> reporter: the girl on that tape has since transferred from douglas high. in baltimore, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> and again, baltimore city police are working with school officials in the ongoing investigation. well, help to find the healthiest foods. the institute of medicine asks the fda to change the way your food labels look. pat warren is live in the newsroom with more on this new report. pat? >> reporter: that's right. the new system would involve ratings on the front of every soup, can, cereal box and yo gurt container. this will not change the in- depth panel. the new label would help clear the confusing clutter on packages to help consumers compare choices, concerning calories, fat grams and sodium. the fda believes that some could benefit from such packaging but did not a -- say

whether they will adopt rating. it's the kind of day to stay inside, read a good book, watch eyewitness news at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. it was cool outside and very windy. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob turk is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. bob? >> it was actually pretty sunny most of the morning. winds were stronger earlier. but they are coming down quite a bit. take a look at radar. around here, onor -- one or two areas. and out of the south. now, as they shift more to the west and northwest, it will bring cooler air into the west of us. yes, there's an area of low pressure still spinning around northern michigan there. and that's hoping to bring some of these clouds across the region. but we're rain-free for the most part. now, tomorrow, that same low moves right up across the northern sections of quebec. still breezy. but it will be bringing cooler air in. as the wind shifts more to the

north/northwest out of canada. and tomorrow, probably upper 50s and a good deal of sunshine. so pretty decent end to the week. mary? >> all right. let's check in now with kristy breslin. she's got a first look at the road. kristy. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. we have slowing on the west side inner loop. only about 10 minutes at this point. from wilkens to liberty road. we also have slowing on the north side outer loop. stop and go there from york road to the harrisburg expressway. shouldn't take you more than 15 minutes to get through. as far as accidents go, northbound 95, the fort mchenry tunnel, left tube, an accident there. blocking the left-hand lane. and 97 southbound, debris blocking the road, blocking the left lane, actually, at crain highway. other accidents, ellicott at miller drive. also, westbound 175 at tamar drive. and we have a water main break that has secret heart lane closed between glenden drive

and holm dale. looks like a nice drive there. 895 south of 195. and an easy drive as well. 895 at potee street. if is brought to you by the cochran firm. fu -- if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury call the cochran firm for a free consultation. still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. r. i'm mike schuh downtown. do you understand "occupy baltimore"? the people on the front lines of this protest will help you understand. saying goodbye to indy car racer dan wheldon. hear from people whose lives he affected. firefighters catch a 3-year- old as he is thrown from a third-floor window. we'll have more on the weather with bob coming up. ,,,,

an update tonight on the house of horrors in philadelphia, where mentally- disabled people were being hept captive in a basement. police say the victim's injuries are gruesome, ranging from being chained to a droiler. the accused ring leaders are being charged. police say there are still no suspects in the case of a missing missouri baby. the parents of 10-month-old lisa irwin reported her missing october 4th. kansas city police say they are looking into more than 60 leads now. yesterday, police spent the entire day searching the family home, where lisa was last seen. as indy car drivers say goodbye to dan wheldon, so do

our people in uniform. >> we lost an ambassador. and in that, we have lost a good man. >> it's still tough to talk about the loss of his great friend. the fact that wheldon wasn't from the u.s. never stood in his way of driving the national guard car. when he wasn't on the track, wheldon was active visiting troops. as much a legacy as his two indy 500 winds -- wins. >> it's been an incredibly tough month for me. but it puts things in perspective. i feel honored to carry the colors. >> he made a comment to me one day and said, you know, i'm an englishman. and i can't tell you how proud i am to be wearing the colors of the national guard and going to those that go into foreign

lands and fight. and some give their life for our freedom. >> reporter: when he no longer drove the national guard car, wheldon was still their advocate. >> very honored to carry this. and we'll put this in the race car. >> reporter: he even carried the unit patch of the 219th from catter bury. >> the general, a governor, a private, he would spend as much time with whoever were to come up and want to get your picture taken with them. >> reporter: that generosity was not lost on these troops who said wheldon's support was more than just an ad on a uniform. >> he is the type of guy, when the lights went on, you were happy to be around him. >> reporter: wheldon, a two- time indy 500 winner, as we said, died sunday, after his car was involved in a crash at the las vegas motor speedway. he was just 33 years old. an up and down day on wall street. [ stock bells ringing ] investigators are waiting for the next round of jobs report.

as we look at the latest numbers, the dow is up 37. s&p up 5. nasdaq down 5. let's go to alexis christoforous now for the money watch update. >> reporter: libya's oil industry may take years to recover, after the death of moammar gadhafi. 8 months ago, libya exported more than 1 1/2 million barrels per day. that's more than 2% of the world's oil. experts say even if little was done to the oil fields or insphra structure, political concerns will delay the industry's recovery. they say it could take 1 to 3 years before libya's output gets back to pre-war levels. applications for unemployment benefits fell by 6,000 last week. still too early to signal a healthy job market. layoffs are not getting any worse. shares of previously owned homes fell 3% in september. that put sales on pace to match

last year's dismal figures, which were the worst in 13 years. many of the sales went to investors who are buying homes under $100,000. first-time home buyers made up just 32% of all sales last month. and your iphone may have a security flaw. c-net.com says it is flawed. someone can access the voice command. you can make it safer by going to your settings and making sure the voice command is off when you turn it off. >> coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. depression among teens. the surprising number of children on anti-depressants. bittersweet. a couple married 72 years is together until the very last second of their lives. the inspirational story coming up. some sun this morning. but it's mostly cloudy now, with strong winds. will the skies clear up tonight? wjz 13 is always on.

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so bob is calling it breezy. i'm calling it windy because i was identity outthere downtown. >> yes. >> it felt like chicago. it was windy. >> we had a wind gust of 31 this morning. during most of the morning, from 6:00 a.m. to about 11:00, the winds were 20, 22, 23. now they're down to 12 miles an hour. only half as strong as they were earlier. take a look now. it's a nice fall day. a little breezy. south, southwest winds at 12. right now, humidity lower than it was. barometer on the way back up. 29.58 inches now. now, you think it's chilly? that's chilly. oakland is on a 36 now. they have been in the 30s all day long. 54 in cumberland. d.c., 59. hagerstown, 56. south and east of us, still 63

in ocean city. around the region, mid- to upper 50s to around 60. now, tonight, with the clouds breaking, the winds will be coming down somewhat. it will get down to low 40s. it will be chilly if you're heading out late tonight. you'll need a jacket. but we still have southwest winds. doesn't really have the cold component to it, not until they go north of northwest. now, it's still breezy. cumberland at 12:25. winds have come down from earlier today. and the low pressure. this thing, in a month now. this would have been a major bliss art. blizzard. it's affecting from wisconsin. as far as eastern pennsylvania, low pressure still sitting around lake huron area, north of northern michigan. slowly moving up toward quebec and ontario. and you see that spin? that's bringing us southwest winds. some clouds came in this afternoon. they'll break up tonight. tomorrow, mostly sunny. a few clouds from time to time. but our winds tomorrow should

be more out of the west/northwest. and that allows somewhat cooler air in for friday and saturday. but plenty of sunshine. so it's going to be a nice fall weekend, all across the entire region. now, gusts from the bay tomorrow, up to 20. a gale warning tonight. that will be lifted at 8:00 p.m. the bay temp now, around 66. sunrise, 7:22. sets at 6:20. tonight, let's call it partly cloudy, breezy. cooler than last night. last night, around midnight, we were 71 degrees so low 40s tonight. partly sunny. tomorrow's high, 2 or 3 degrees warmer than it is right now at 62. so we'll take it. >> all right, bob. thank you. and don't miss the cbs prime time lineup. at 10:00, it's an all-new episode of the mentalist. then be sure to tune in to eyewitness news at 11:00. and the ravens are gearing up for some monday night football. they're heading to jacksonville to take on the jaguars. be sure to check out the game live here on wjz 13. our special coverage kicks off at 8:00. that's monday night.

scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. hundreds of hungry people, waiting in line for hours, at a chicago church, with the hope of getting some food. will their faith be tested? if the priest has to turn them away at the door? that story tonight on the cbs evening news. cold case. a woman murdered more than three decades ago. how a local family is trying to renew interest in the case. wild celebrations in libya, as news comes of moammar gadhafi's death. what it means for nato forces still fighting there. powerful testimony. what an expert on propofol says on the stand today in the michael jackson death trial. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise and vic right after this. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

it is 4:29. 59 degrees and partly cloudy.

hello, everyone. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise. here's what people are talking about. >> michael jackson might still be alive today, if dr. conrad murray had done his job. that's the testimony from the final witness for the prosecution in his manslaughter trial. >> reporter: a leading expert on propofol says dr. conrad murray should have never given michael jackson the surgical anesthetic as a sleep aid. >> we are in farm cological never never land here. something that has only been to michael jackson and to no one else in history as far as i know. >> reporter: he called dr. murray's actions unconscionable and illegal. he said he used none -- none of the safeguards he should have. >> reporter: saying that --

schaefer disputed that michael jackson caused his own death. >> it wouldn't be possible. >> he said it would only be fatal if injected directly into the blood stream. dr. paul white, who is one of schaefer's friends and colleagues. >> reporter: the prosecution is wrapping up its case. and defense attorneys are expected to call their first witnesses on friday. >> reporter: the defense will likely say jackson took several sedatives on the day jackson died without murray's knowledge. and that the singer gave himself the fatal dose of propofol when he went to the bathroom. >> remember, the defense doesn't have to prove anything. all they have to do is raise questions in the minds of the jury. >> reporter: if convicted, murray faces up to four years in prison. in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> the defense is expected to call about 50 witnesses and could wrap up their case by the middle of next week. revolution in libya reaches a climax. mary is in the newsroom with more on this still-developing

story. >> well, denise. the gadhafi regime is over after more than four decades. a warning after this video you're about to see is disturbing. moammar gadhafi was killed by rebel fighters who killed him in his hometown of sirte. they bombed the convoy, allowing ground forces to move in. but the transition in libya is just beginning. the rebels are disorganized and rebuilding their country. >> the 69-year-old gadhafi is the first leader to be killed in the wave of uprisings across the middle east this year. at this hour, dozens of protestors are camping in a small park across the inner harbor. mike schuh talks to members of "occupy baltimore "to better understand what the group is seeking. >> reporter: there is no better way to define exactly what this is. every single person has a different agenda, a different reason for being here.

>> i speak for myself. and it's difficult to speak for us as an entirety. >> reporter: there are protestors at 1500 "occupy" locations. their united theme, corporate influence in government is too great. why mccoldon square? one protestor says it is here that they near the shad -- are in the shadow of extreme wealth. >> we don't have a voice these days. >> reporter: for some, they can clearly explain why they're here. >> i'm here for reasons like i work a full-time job, but i can barely afford to pay rent. >> reporter: andrew pefferly has a degree but can barely find a job that pays. >> the misconception is that there is no list of demands. that's because we're not saying we have all of the answers. we're just saying we're open to ideas for a better solution. >> reporter: it is very hard to

put their comments into any sort of context. >> i, as independent like to think of an independent ratio that brings us altogether, equally, sadly, and of course, with pride. >> reporter: so far, it's been peaceful. all the city has asked for is the sidewalks be kept open and the square be kept tidy. >> reporter: one thing is clear, until the city decides this encampment is no longer welcome, "occupy baltimore" has a resolve to continue to make this their home. i'm mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> the group has applied for a permit. the mayor says since the group is peaceful, the city is taking a hands-off approach and will take measures as appropriate. the crime is unsolved after more than three decades. now, a father is seeking justice for his murdered daughter. in march 1974, 23-year-old phyllis bohle was bludgeoned

inside her home. all leads turned up nothing. her father is now putting up a reward, hoping the case will be solved while he is still alive. congresswoman gabrielle giffords is hoping people will have a chance to hear her thoughts on her recovery. giffords will read the final thoughts on her upcoming book. she has spent much of her recovery in private. a new study finds a significant percentage of children in the united states are on anti-depressants. weijia jiang is following the story from the newsroom. weijia? >> reporter: roughly one in 25 adlessents are taking anti- depressants. that figure for kids 12 to 17. the study also found about 1 in 10 adults take anti- depressants. and perhaps more should. the research said only one- third of the people in the study with symptoms of depression are taking medication. also revealed, women take more

appellant depressants -- anti- depressants than men and caucasians use them more than african american. windy weather. gusts up to 60 miles an hour. police had to close out a street. but no one was hurt. a live look outside right now at the weather here in baltimore. blustery earlier today. a bit breezy. and the rain has moved out. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. >> upper lake michigan. they have waves up to 20, 25 feet, with winds 40 to 60 miles an hour. our winds today get up to 31 miles an hour this morning. they're way down this afternoon. down only around 10, 12 miles an hour. things have changed. locally, nothing really in the way of precipitation. a couple of sprinkles and a couple of spots. to the north and west of us, that's where the low pressure is sitting. it's still spinning around. still causing rain over

detroit, columbus, as far east as the mountains in columbus. still cloudy. and a lot colder out there. i wouldn't be surprised to see a few snowflakes in west virginia tonight. for our region tomorrow, that low pressure finally moves it far enough away, it will take most of the clouds with it. we should still see a good deal of sunshine. it will still be breezy. but the really windy stuff and wind chill will be to the north. but it will be a little cooler tomorrow than we saw during the morning. in fact, around midnight. last night, this morning, we were in the low 70s. now, we're in the upper 70s. that's about what we expect tomorrow. >> okay, thank you. >> let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin. >> hi, vic. hi, everyone. the delays still building out there. now on the southwest side of the inner loop, we have a 15- minute delay there. to security boulevard. another 15 minutes on the top side inner loop. that's from the harrisburg expressway, to harford road. traffic moving at about 40 miles an hour. we'll also see some brake lights on the north side out loop in that direction.

and 70 westbound, just bumper to bumper there, from 29 to marriottsville road. as far as accidents go, in the harford county road, an accident, 543, at 95. also, another crash northbound on the harrisburg expressway at shawan road. that one now on the shoulder. and we're watching a fuel spill in baltimore city. that's east monument street at pulaski highway. checking on travel times. on the beltway there. 83 to 95. 37 miles an hour average. and 16 minutes to get by. let's now take a live look. as you can see, a lot of activity there. very slow, eastbound at sandy point. and that continues up to the bay bridge. this traffic report is brought to you by auto service plus. it's service you can trust. introducing their fall and winter maintenance specials, up to $65 in additional rebates. you can always check them out at auto service plus.biz for a location near you. we all know that most state fair foods aren't exactly good for your health. but this may top it all. at this year's south carolina

state fair, you can get the new ice cream burger. it's a burger, with the usual condiments, including pickles. and the added flavor of ice cream. you can also get your ice cream burger with bacon. just add another flavor to your palate. and on bagels. >> those are do nuts. [ laughter ] krispy kreme, i would guess. yes, they are. look. you know, i'm sorry. that's one thing that doesn't really go together. you know? >> ice cream burger. no. me either. >> desertdesert afterward -- dessert afterward. fed up. he became a national sensation when he quit his job. the latest on his punishment. a former student accused of using a web cam to spy on his sexual activities. his surprising move in court. and the rain moves out, but leaves behind clouds. will the sun return weekend plans? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

lindsay lohan could be facing more trouble. today, she was late to her first day of community service at a los angeles morgue. here's a forecast of -- picture of her most recent mug shot. a judge revoked lohan's probation yesterday. she was ordered in april to serve community service for a shoplifting conviction but did not show up for nine appointments. lohan's next hearing is set for november 2nd. a fed-up flight attendant, who slid down an emergency chute of a jet blue airline was allowed to plead guilty to a lesser charge, after successfully completing a year- long treatment program. slater says he plans to write a memoir about his 20 years in the airline industry, as a tribute to overworked flight attendants.

a student accused of spying on his roommate. >> he turned down a plea deal that would have cut his prison time in half or even kept him out of jail altogether. he is charged with secret hemley filming 18-year-old tyler clemente while he was in the dorm room with another man. clemente killed himself days after the incident. >> trial is set to begin in february. a family in iowa watched true love unfold over the past seven decades. gordon and norma yeager lived their romance. emily price has the unusual love story. for wjz. >> just loved being together. everybody argues once in a while. but he said, i have to stick around until -- i can't go until she does. because i gotta stay here for

her. and she would say the same thing. >> reporter: it's almost as if they knew. >> last wednesday, they left home to go into town. somehow there was an accident there. >> reporter: at the intersection of highway 30 and jessop avenue, west of marshallstown, state troopers say gordon pulled in front of an oncoming car. >> i rushed to where i was working and saw him in the hospital. >> reporter: in the intensive care unit, nurses knew not to separate gordon and norma. >> they brought them in intensive care and put them together. and they were holding hands in intensive care. and with the morphine and everything. and they were not really responsive. >> reporter: gordon died at 3:38, holding hands with his wife. the family they built surrounded them. >> it was really change. -- strange. they were holding hands. and dad stopped breathing. i couldn't figure out what was going on because the heart monitor is still going. and we're like, but he isn't breathing.

he still has a heartbeat. and she checked and everything and she said, that's because they're holding hands and it's going through them. and her heart was beating through him and picking it up. >> it was still getting her heartbeat through him. >> reporter: at 4:48, exactly one hour after gordon, norma passed, too. >> neither one of them would have wanted to be without each other. >> reporter: at the funeral, norma and gordon held hands in their casket. they will be cremated and their ashes will be mixed together. virginia tech is appealing fines for the 2007 massacre that left 32 students and faculty dead. after two students were shot at a dorm school, officials waited more than two hours to send out a campus wide warning. that's a federal violation of campus safety laws. the school was fined $55,000. the gunman also killed himself. it is a moving reunion between a 6-year-old boy and his firefighter rescuer. the boy and 15 others were saved from a burning apartment

building earlier this week in boston. karen brown reports from massachusetts. >> reporter: an emotional reunion, between a boston fire lieutenant and a 6-year-old boy. >> this is your home, right? >> yeah. you lost your home but this is your home. >> reporter: he is holding the little boy he caught, after xavier laura was dropped from the third floor of his burning roxbury home early monday morning. >> what did it feel like when he caught you? >> it feel like -- feel good. >> reporter: xavier's grandmother was dang lim out -- him out the window, waiting for someone to help. >> when i let xavier go, he grabbed inn to at -- onto the windowsill. he was kicking and screaming. and i saw the officer there. and i let him go. >> reporter: today, xavier's grandmother didn't want to let go of lieutenant mcgillfree. >> please don't let him miss the catch. and i saw my grandson screaming as he fell. and he just fell right into the

officer's arm right there. >> reporter: the firefighters gave xavier a new boston fire department hat and t-shirt. xavier's mother, who was also rescued, calls them heroes. >> i'm just so happy. i'm happy that he was there. i'm just so happy that he made the catch. >> it's good to see him smiling and happy. >> reporter: xavier now knows what he wants to be when he grows up. >> a firefighter. >> reporter: here at this fire house, he seems right at home. >> and the city is rewarding the firefighter's act of heroism. celebrity tweets from stars like celine -- selenna gomez. >> coming up here on entertainment tonight. an et special report. hollywood stalked. we examine the dark side of being a star. >> are they tempting their

obsessed fans? >> stars are targeted. >> reporter: they say social media can pinpoint a star's movements. >> celebrities may not be thinking they are in danger when tweeting. you are giving a stalker a ton of information about you in realtime and real moments. >> reporter: consider these tweets. justin bieber tells fans, just landed in peru. and okay. time to head over for the show tonight. his girlfriend, selena gomez reports, heading to the k-mart on market street. paris, a victim of repeated incident fist, says on twitter, on my way to kellerman club. >> i'm always careful now. you never know who is following you. >> reporter: katherine jones and uma thurman have also been victims. >> reporter: also tonight, is martha stewart a mommie dearest? her daughter's explosive new

tell-all. we'll have that and more coming up later tonight. >> you can see entertainment tonight here on wjz. 99 years on the ocean floor. and now, never-before-seen photos are uncovered from the night the titanic went down. photos and the writings of a young couple on how it all happened are on auction block. one photo may be the only image ever seen of the iceberg that brought the ship down. >> no cell phones there. >> no. no you tube. it's a cool, cloudy afternoon, with the occasional breeze. >> bob turk has the updated first warning forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

and as the sun begins to set. in about an hour and 45 minutes or so. an hourie so. we are beginning to lose some of the clouds that came. we saw a lot this morning. then the clouds came back. with the clouds leaving. it will be a chilly night tonight. back in the low to mid-40s. if you're heading out later on tonight. take the jacket. 59 now. dew point is way down to 41

degrees. south/southwest winds at 12. earlier today, the winds had gusted up to about 30, 31 miles an hour. they had come down. the barometer, 29.58. on the way back up, it's cold out west. oakland now, at 36 degrees. and they do expect to see a few snowflakes, mixed in with rain showers tonight and again tomorrow. 50 in cumberland. 56 hagerstown. as you head all over the eastern shore, still in the low 60s, as you can see, much cooler out to the northwest of us. locally, around the baltimore region. temperatures ranging from the mid- to upper 50s to around 60 degrees. we still have a southwest wind. that typically is a southwest wind. it typically does not bring in cold air because it's coming basically from the southwest, which is a normally warmer place. this particular cold front that came through is way up to our north. so the winds still out of the southwest tomorrow. they'll shift more to the west and northwest. and that will allow somewhat cooler air to move in.

low pressure still standing over michigan. and because of that wind, you see our winds wrapping around, dragging a little warmer air, considering how cold it is up here. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. down here in the 50s and 60s. and that's what we're seeing. but eventually, as this low continues to pull out, our clouds will continue to leave. looks like a very nice fall weekend. as that low leaves, yes, sunshine returns. it will be cooler than it's been recently. but tomorrow's high temperature, about where we are now. upper 50s, maybe a few low 60s. not a bad end to the week and nice weekend. get out and make plans. do some stuff. gusty winds, still up to 20 miles an hour. generally, the west winds tomorrow. gale warning will be lifted at 8:00 tonight. because on the bay, we've had wind gusts up to 30, 35 miles an hour. bay temp, around 66. so tonight, let's call it partly cloudy, breezy and cooler than last night. we near the 60s last night. 44 tomorrow.

up to 62 eventually. so actually, one or two degrees warmer than it is right now in most places. partly sunny, nice frawl day. >> all right. it -- fall day. >> all right. it is a nice fall day. still to come tonight. livid americans say it's cause for celebration. ,,,,,,,,,

coming up. defiant dictator killed. moammar gadhafi killed. complete celebrations and the impact around the world. >> charged with first-degree murder. i'm mike hellgren in lansdowne. police have made an arrest in the killing of an 18-year-old. i'll tell you what the victim's family is saying about that and

how police tracked down the accused killer in alabama. >> mystery at a downtown apartment building for the second time, someone found dead in a trash chute. what police are saying tonight about the bizarre deaths. check in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news. eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. captured and killed. the search for moammar gadhafi is over. >> revolutionary forces tracked him down and what comes next for the civil war torn country? >> hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> and i'm vic carter. kai is off this evening. here's what people are talking about. >> after a long