how john wagner will pay, and the shocking things he said in court. eyewitness news at 4:00 starts now. hi, everybody. i'm mary but bal. kai is off today. here's what everybody is talking about. we begin with breaking news. two bodies found in a home in eastern baltimore. mike, what do you know? >> reporter: hello, mary. we know just observe noon, baltimore paramedics were called to berg river road, in the chase area of baltimore county. upon arrival, they found an adult female inside, deceased, obviously from gunshot wounds. they called baltimore county police to respond to the scene.

just a short time later, baltimore county police responded and found an additional adult male, also dead of gunshot wounds inside of this house in the 10,100 block of berg river road. they have called a crime lab. you can see they have the crime scene roped off. the homicide detectives have responded to the scene. at this point, they are investigating this as a suspicious death. and they have not released the names of the people that have died inside of this home. they have also called for crisis intervention team to respond to relatives of these people inside, responded to the house and apparently found at least one of the persons dead inside. the crisis intervention people are here to help the relatives. that's all we know from here. back to you on tv hill. >> all right, captain mike. thank you for reporting from sky eye chopper 13. we will update this story for you as soon as we have any new information. the other developing story wjz is following right now. america's war in iraq is over. today, president obama announces all u.s. forces in

iraq are coming home by the end of the year. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from washington. >> reporter: president obama says the iraq war am will be over at the end of the year. >> i can say that our troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> reporter: the president spoke to reporters after a private video conference with iraqi prime minister nouri al- maliki. the decision is in line with a former withdrawal deadline president bush set in 2008 and it officiallyinds the united states -- officially ends the united states' involvement in an 8 1/2-year war. >> the united states will continue to have an interest in an iraq that is stable. >> reporter: they will continue to train iraqi security forces. but iraq leaders, still angry over civilian deaths and abu ghraib, refuse to give u.s.

troops immunity from prosecution. the american government won't stay without it. >> reporter: about 41,000 american troops are in iraq right now. nearly all of those forces will be relocated or sent home. >> reporter: concerns remain that the american withdrawal will undo all the games against insurgents. the white house says iraq will now be an ally. >> it will be a normal relationship between sovereign nations, an equal partnership, based on mutual interests and mutual respect. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy in baghdad will still have dozens of marines to protect it. and thousands of security contractors will train iraqi forces to keep the peace. at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> many have lost their lives since the war began in 2003. no burial yet for schain dictator moammar gadhafi.

monique griego is live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: mary, libya's transitional government is not burying the body, according to islamic tradition. and we want to warn you, some of this video is graphic. the huknow maright -- human rights is investigating how gadhafi died. they said they did not know gadhafi was in the vehicle. nato's top commander said he is recommending the alliance end its mission. and president obama is already having conversations with french and british leaders. mary? >> monique, thank you. britain's libyan plans to declare the country free on saturday. today, 29-year-old walter bishop began the fight for his life in court. bishop is charged with shooting and killing towson gas station owner ray porter. jury selection is under way in harford county.

police say carla porter hired bishop to kill her husband. stabbed to death while on the phone with his mom. today, a judge sentences the man responsible for the murder of hopkins' researcher stephen pitcairn. weijia jiang has more on how john waggoner will pay for his crime. >> reporter: john waggoner will spend the rest of his life in prison. but even moments before his fate, he told a judge he's innocent. >> just 24 hours before his birthday, johns hopkins researcher, stephen pitcairn was stabbed to death on the street while on the phone with his mother. it took a jury only three hours to convict 38-year-old john waggoner with his murder. on friday, the judge sentenced waggoner to the maximum punishment, life in prison, plus 20 years. >> reporter: since the beginning of the trial, pitcairn's family has said little, except that justice is served. prosecutor reslied -- relied

heavily on the testimony of waggoner's girlfriend, lavelva merit. as pitcairn walked home from penn station, waggoner stabbed him, meritt punched him, then left him to die on the sidewalk. now, the man who orchestrate today all, will never -- orchestrated it all will never walk free again. >> waggoner's lawyers will file an appeal. reporting live at the courthouse in downtown baltimore, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> and lavelva meritt is scheduled to be sentenced next month. new at 5:00 and 6:00, the shocking statements waggoner made in the courtroom. accused of taking kickbacks. today, two city police officers are indicted in the conspiracy case. simon and kelvin are charged with taking payments to steering majestic towing after hours. most have taken plea deals. the latest two officers will be

arraigned next week. emergency legislation. cynthia bowers report the for wjz. >> six an pals, including these leopards are all that remains of terry thompson's 56 exotic pets. these pictures taken at the columbus zoo are in sharp contrast to the massacre inflicted on 50 others, including 18 rare bengal tigers, all set free by thompson, prior to his suicide. photos released anger local sheriff, matt loot. >> we understand there are people who are frustrated and disappointed and mad. we are. we're the ones put in this situation. we're the ones that had to deal with it at the time. >> this map shows just how far the animals wandered. sheriffs found and shot tigers and bears close to the farm. here, close to a neighbor.

and in this neighborhood, yards from interstate 70, a black bear was shot near a local road. >> reporter: thompson did not leave a suicide note, explaining why he took his life, but there are clues. these indicate that last year, he owed the federal government more than $67,000. a lien had been placed on his property and his wife had recently left him. >> reporter: cynthia bowers, cbs news, zanesville, ohio. >> and thompson's wife tell police they took the animals because no one else would. and she told her husband at some point, no more animals. emergency funds. washington, d.c.'s mayor says he needs $15 million to restore the national cathedral. mayor vincent gray just finished a tour of the now- closed monument. they sustained significant damage in the 5.8 earthquake. stonework fell off the cathedral's towers. and some areas are severely cracked. the city hopes to reopen the cathedral, november 12th.

overall, a beautiful fall afternoon. here's a live afternoon. and i think it's a fairly nice day outside. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob turk is here with the updated numbers. >> certainly going to be a lot colder, wetter, more miserable. we've had clouds from time to time. take a look at temperatures. it's a little low. average this time of year. normal highs in the mid-60s. we're at 57. the warmest spot south and east of us in the low 60s. coldest, oakland, this afternoon, right now, at only 36 degrees. can you believe that? now, tomorrow, a big area of high pressure means less wind, more sunshine. looks like a really nice weekend as that high will be right over us. we will have chilly nights. no doubt, some of the suburban areas will be back in the mid- to upper 30s tonight and again tomorrow night. but not much in the way of wind. mary? >> all right, bob. thank you. let's check in on our roads now. here's kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hello, mary. hi, everyone.

friday traffic, never actually fun to deal with. we have an accident blocking the right-hand lane. on the top side inner loop, plenty of delays there as well, from greenspring avenue to harford road. and the north side outer loop, also heavy from providence road, to the harrisburg expressway. traffic moving at about 40 miles an hour. the west side inner loop, backed down from 95 to security boulevard. a lot of accidents there as well. but first, a delay there at 95 northbound from 175 over to the beltway as well. as far as those accidents go, york road, at bosley avenue. whitemarsh at honey go boulevard. west 28th. and also, edmondson avenue at wildwood pac way. let's take a live look. you can see, that is the delay, due to the accident there, 70 eastbound at the beltway. this traffic report is brought to you by amazon. it's now free for iphone, android, blackberry and on your windows 7. still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00.

dramatic crash. how the children inside this store narrowly escape tragedy. a person is kind here in maryland. making sure that your cyber is secure, well into the future. i'm mike schuh downtown. the story next. acquitted of murder. who now is suing casey anthony for tens of thousands of dollars? and it's friday. how will the weather work out? will the weather work out for your weekend plans? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a baby survives a car crash in australia. and you have to see the video. the child's mom was standing in the store when an outof control car ran through the front glass. the woman rushes to her babies. the driver said he veered to

avoid another car. incredibly, no one was hurt. well, it will not bring back their child, but today, the family of a murdered child whose phone was hacked by a media empire, settled with rupert murdoch. millie was a 13-year-old british girl who disappeared in 2002. activity on her cell phone gave police and her family false hope when the girl had already been murdered. the fbi brings a canine dog to search for a missing girl in missouri. 11-month-old lisa irwin is now missing for two weeks. >> reporter: today, the house where baby lisa vanished, on october 4th, blends quietly with the neighborhood, except for all of the stuffed animals left in the yard. yesterday, it was a much different scene, as crime scene investigators, including the bomb and arson squad spent 16 hours on the property, digging

in the backyard, taking x-rays on the side of the house. kansas city police even obtained a search warrant to go in. but joe told the associated press, i don't know why the search warrant was needed. they can go in and out as needed. but they are not speaking to him. in the meantime, no new searches were done today. kansas city police detectives have cleared many leads. including 65 out of state that need to be ruled out. >> minutes ago, a police affidavit said an fbi cadaver dog created reaction of a death inside the home. we'll keep you updated on that. a big day to end the week

on wall street. the markets have been up for most of the day. the dow is up 267 points. s&p up 23. and the nasdaq is up 39. let's go to new york right now, alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> reporter: stocks rallied to their highest level in two months after a fresh round of strong profit reports at several big companies. investors are also hopeful meetings this weekend in brussels, between european leaders will result in a concrete plan of action to tackle their debt crisis. the gains pushed the dow back into positive territory for the year and october is shaping up to be the best month in more than a year. mcdonald's said sales rose to 9%. business was especially strong in the u.s. and europe. new menu items, including smoothies and oatmeals help increase the bottom line.

chipotle is reporting a 26% jump in his earnings. two different rating agencies have upgraded forbes credit rating. it is now one notch below investment grade. forbes' credit sank to so- called junk status rating. that's your money watch. you can find more at cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. odds are good right now that hackers are probing department of defense computers, looking for a way to sneak in. keeping computers and their network safe is a huge and vital business. now, mike schuh takes us to a first-of-its-kind gathering to fight back. >> reporter: the weapons of this war aren't conventional. you can't see them, unless you know where to look. the disabling strike could come out of thin air. computer codes delivered next door are a continent away. >> the moment has arrived. >> reporter: it's a competition

to raise the bar. really smart people, making their computers and their networks, less simple to attack. this room is chock full of code warriors. >> many of our challengers are geeks. >> reporter: and proud of it. this team works for the government. they asked us not to tell their group name. and most are open to only certain people, but this is open to anyone. >> we didn't want this to be a closed event. we wanted this to appeal to a wide audience throughout maryland. >> reporter: in fact, more than 200 students, high school and college, will compete for scholarships on saturday. but the opening day challenge is for security professionals. >> good luck. >> we'll take that and build on that and apply it to you to our careers as we grow. >> reporter: grow because today, they're not defenders, they're hackers, the very people in real life they try to thwart. >> reporter: today, it's the professionals going to battle.

tomorrow, it's college and high school students. $100,000 in scholarship money is on the line. from the convention center, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. back to you on tv hill. >> and the top prize for the winning high school and college teams is a $5,000 scholarship for each team member. coming up on eyewitness news at 4:00, do cell phones cause cancer? the results of the biggest study to date coming up in healthwatch. it's real. we'll tell you where and what is being done to stop it. and we made it to the weekend. will it stay sunny and dry? stick around for bob's full first warning updated forecast. wjz is always on. for instant updates and first warning weather all the tyke, -- time, click wjz.com. ,, hey guys, what can i get for you?

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taking a live look outside. you know, it's sunny and cloudy today. a little cooler today. >> it was a little cooler than it's been. we've had not really too much in the way of really cool temperatures. >> right. >> tonight is going to be a little chilly but the winds

will be dying down. if you're heading outator, yes, you'll need some kind of jacket or sweatshirt or something. some of the suburban areas may get down to 36, 37 in some spots. take a look at temperatures now, with 57. we've got at least in the upper 50s. haven't seen the official high yet. hasn't come in yet. dew points low at 40 degrees. and that's pretty indicative of tonight's low temperature. humidity, 52%. west/northwest winds now at 12. the barometer is rising. 30.10 inches. this afternoon, right now it's only 36 in oakland. that's chilly. 48 in cumberland. 63 in pax river and ocean city at 63 degrees. they're the warm spot. but once again, dry air in the region. temperatures locally in the mid- 50s to around 60, close to the water. 61, rock hall. and over in washington. winds now, have shifted. remember yesterday, out of the south and southwest, the more out of the west.

they allowed somewhat dryer and cooler air to come in. although it's still kind of breezy. 10 in oakland. oakland with 36 degrees. and a 10-mile-per-hour wind makes it feel like 29 degrees out there. to our north, that low pressure finally -- i mean, finally pulling out. but it's still generating some winds and some cloud cover. it seems to be drifting through the mountains. kind of hard to see it. but they're a little layer of clouds came by the area. even to our north, a couple of sprinkles this afternoon. this would be typically in a month from now, causing snow shower activity, or lake-effect snow to our north. this is basically lake-effect rain showers. cool air picks up the moisture, goes uphill a couple of feet, into the mountain areas and squeezes the moisture out of it. just like a sponge effect. for our region, east of the mountains, it's been pretty dry. we've seen nice conditions. nice tonight. it will be chilly. a nice weekend all weekend long. a lot of sunshine. a bit of a warmup, next week.

probably next chance of rain won't be until the middle of next week the way it looks right now. west winds on the bay, very light. and 6:00, they will lift that small craft advisory that was on the bay today. so tonight, mainly clear, chilly, suburban areas. otherwise, around the low 40s or upper 30s. sunshine, a beautiful saturday. get out and rake some leaves. 63. clean your gutters. get ready for winter. take in any plants. if you have any plants outside, that should not be exposed to chilly temperatures, tonight, bring them in. >> or see if you can cover them up a little bit, too. okay, bob. thank you. be sure to catch the cbs primetime tonight at 10:00. it's blue bloods, followed, of course, by eyewitness news at 11:00. and ravens fans are gearing up for some monday night football down in jacksonville. you can see the ravens take on the jaguars here on wjz 13, our special live coverage begins monday night at 8:00. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news.

he's taken his practice to the streets. we will introduce you to a doctor who makes house calls to the homeless. healing with far more than just medicine. that story is tonight on the cbs evening news. searching for clues. what the ntsb is uncovering in the investigation of the deadly bruno air show crash. house of horrors. hear from the family of one of the suspects accused in the abuse case in pennsylvania. jackson's death trial. defense attorneys finally get a chance to cross-examine the star witness. who it was and what he said. eyewitness news at 4:00 ,,,,,,,,

it is 4:30, mostly sunny and 57 degrees. hello. thanks for staying with eyewitness news, i'm denise koch. vic is off today and here's what people are talking about. recreating the scene of michael jackson's death. today, jurors see an iv of

milky white propofol, slowly dripping in the courtroom as the defense gets to cross- examine a key witness. karen brown has more for wjz from los angeles. >> from the bag -- >> reporter: a leading expert on propofol set up an iv line in court to show jurors what was in michael jackson's bedroom. dr. steven testified -- schaefer testified that it is highly unlikely that the pop super star woke up and gave himself another dose. >> people just don't wake up and give themselves more propofol. it's just a crazy scenario. >> reporter: the key witness repeat lead blamed dr. conrad murray for jackson's death. >> he has been entrusted by michael jackson to look out for his safety every night. and he has failed that responsibility. >> reporter: the trial has been going on for a month now. and next week, the defense will finally start calling more than

a dozen witnesses, including a propofol expert of its own, dr. schaefer's former teacher. >> reporter: dr. paul white has been taking notes in court. he's expected to back the defense's claim that jackson could have administered the fatal dose himself. lawyers for dr. murray are also expected to call character witnesses, maybe even the singer's long-time makeup artist. she claims the singer was in distraught and was in no shape to launch a comeback. in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> if convicted, murray could face up to four years in prison and lose his medical license. the defense says the case should be wrapping up by the end of next week. well, new trouble for casey anthony. mary is in the newsroom with more on a lawsuit filed against her that is asking for more than $100,000. >> denise, equisearch, the company that searched if are caylee anthony, wants to be reimbursed for the money it spent looking for the young girl. casey anthony was aquilted --

acquitted of murdering her daughter this summer. a judge is allowing the lawsuit, despite a motion to dismiss it. the lawsuit is also asking for casey to answer why she misled search efforts. >> so far, anthony has been able to dodge questions about caylee, by waving the fifth amendment. a 911 call captures the fear of a witness. >> what happened was we were having the safety meeting and one guy went postal. a woman went postal and pulled out an ak-47. >> was he in the meeting? >> yeah. he was in the meeting. but he just walked out and walked back in with the gun and just went crazy. >> armed s.w.a.t. team cornered the gunman after a day-long manhunt. they found the alleged shooter after he unsuccessfully tried to carjack a woman. the man was a truck operator at the quarry and was in jeopardy of being laid off.

some were injured. investigators are investigating motives. uncovering aircraft mystery. officials are looking for clues in debris from a plane crash that killed 11 in reno. the national transportation safety board says it has now found a memory card that may help them learn more about the crash of the damaged world war ii era aircraft. investigators are looking at evidence that something may have fallen off the plane when it crashed, nose-first, at reno airport. in tonight's healthwatch, for years, scientists have been studying whether cell phones can cause cancer. well, now, the biggest study to date has good news for cell phone users. and tina kraus reports for wjz from london. >> reporter: the possible link between cell phones and cancer is something that has worried people for years. >> i think that it is a link, frankly. >> do you? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: but researchers in

denmark say their new study shows long-term use of cell phones does not cause brain cancer. the largest study of its kind examined 350,000 people who used cell phones over an 18- year period. scientists found cell users were not at a greater risk of developing brain cancer. >> they didn't find an excess rich of tumors in their head or central nervous system tumors, which is reassuring. >> but london epidemiologist, paul elliott says more research must be done on people who use the cell phone for decades. >> reporter: about 5 billion people worldwide use a cell phone. and many say the convenience will always outweigh any potential health risk. >> you've got a phone. you use it. and that's it. hope for the best, right? >> so i text more than i talk. so i'm not really worried about it. . >> reporter: health experts say texting or finding other ways to keep your phone away from your head are always good ideas. >> use a hands-free device because you'll reduce the

exposure. >> reporter: danish scientists admit their study was somewhat limited because they examined personal accounts, not corporate ones. and business people usually spend more time on the phone. in london, tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, some experts also recommend not keeping your cell phone in your pocket as a way to reduce your exposure. an investigation is under way after a deadly car crash in fells point takes the lives of two young people. the accident happened at the intersection of south broadway and banks street last night. police have identified the victims, morgan state university. two others were hospitalized with nonlife-threatening injuries. city officials are now investigating and they say speed may have been a factor. missing for two years. today, police are searching for a dorchester county man. troopers say 39-year-old craig junior parker was last seen in the summer of 2009. state police were notified of his disappearance just last

week. parker is african american, 6' tall, weighs about 215 pounds. anyone with information about where parker may be is asked to call police, 410-899-4796. an incredible story of survival. a great white shark nearly takes a surfer's life. joel ewongoff explains from portland, oregon. >> very scary situation. >> reporter: nearly two feet of his search board are gone. friends are stunned at the shear power of a great-white shark that could have easily taken his life, along with his board. >> it looked like piranha, churring up the water. it just looked like a frenzy. then all of a sudden, i saw a two-foot win coming out of the water. then it liforted my friend up-- lifted my friend up about 10 feet in the air. >> reporter: ron clifford was surfing with friends when about 200 yards from shore, the 216- pound shark attacked, throwing

him off his surf board. >> i think i heard him say help. >> clifford explains how himless he felt-- helpless he felt. >> we made sure he paddled in. half his board was gone. and wanted to make sure he was still okay. >> reporter: and despite warnings of signs here at south beach state park, many surfers are undeterred by potentially dangerous waters. ron said his friend is shaken and won't head into the ocean any time soon, after a close call with a great white shark. >> word of the attack spread quickly. gum's children reportedly heard rumors at school that their father had been killed in the attack. gum says he is grateful to be alive. well, i would say not a bad october afternoon outside. we could use more sun. but it's dry, it's breezy. and it's fall. bob is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. >> and the trees are really getting to their peak in many areas. it's been a nice day.

great weekend to get out. take a look at temperatures around the region. we're at 57 now. and our normal high is in the mid-60s. so we're running below average, 36 in oakland right now. and 64 in ocean city. for the weekend, looks like higher pressure will govern the area, with dry and cool conditions. cool nights back in some areas in the mid- to upper 30s. but back up in the upper 50s to lower 60s with sunshine. it will be a nice fall weekend. get out and do something. denise? >> i plan to. thank you. let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin, wjz traffic control. >> hi, denise. hi, everyone. your drive home is probably going to be a headache. if you are heading on the north side inner loop, we have delays there. we're looking at, at least 30 minutes at this point. 20 minutes on the outer loop as well, from perring parkway to the harrisburg expressway. and the west side inner loop, still back down there. as far as the harrisburg

expressway, northbound stop-and- go there, from shawan to belfast. we still have that accident, 70 eastbound at the beltway. with the delay solid backed to the patapsco river bridge. we have a water main break there, blocking the right-hand lane. and a couple of city accidents. east 25th at greenmount, east baltimore at broadway. and west pratt at mlk. let's take a live look. you can see, that is the delay, due to the accident, 70 eastbound at the corner as you can see at the beltway. this traffic report is brought to you by auto service plus. check them out for additional rebates. go to auto service plus.biz for a location nearest you. well, the new barbie doll is causing a media frenzy. why? because she's got tattoos. the new rock chick barbie doll comes with dyed pink hair. some say the doll gives young

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lindsay lohan at the morgue. the troubled actress begins her community service. lohan is working at the los angeles county coroner's office, as part of her punishment for violating a

shoplifting probation. yesterday, she was an hour late. today, she was an hour early. a judge will decide if she will have to face further punishment. a baby's funeral is a fake. this is the sign a woman held while standing at a street corner in fontana. now, that woman and three others are behind bars for scamming people into making donations. police say the group made between $700 to $1400 a day. the scam lasted anywhere from six months to a year. police say some drug dealers make a stupid move by actually advertising what they're selling. monique griego has more on what got them caught. >> reporter: well, denise, police in oregon say the group actually handed out flyers that said, heroin for sale. the flyer included their names and addresses on it. neighbors took pictures of drug activity at the home and turned them over to investigators. they also gave the flyers to police, who carefully built their case against homeowners. and six people are now under arrest. denise, back to you.

>> thank you, monique. police found cash, drugs, guns and a small meth lab inside the home. a routine car stop leaves police stunned when they discovered candy filled with drugs. kansas sheriffs pulled over a pickup truck filled with candies, brownies and chocolates, laced with thc, the main ingredient in marijuana. sheriffs are urging parents to carefully filter through their children's halloween candy. a house of incest, drugs and evil. today, the main suspect accused of locking mentally-challenged people in court is in philadelphia. walt speaks to her son for the first time and gets reaction. >> on the day his mother, linda weston, was dubbed a monster on the front page, joseph weston arrived in family court, where a judge began ruling on what steps would now be taken, to protect nine children and

teenagers. rescued from weston and three other suspects, after they had allegedly kidnapped and abused them. >> it hurts. it is hurtful. you know what i'm saying? and they do have my sister jean in custody. >> reporter: as they brought the files into court, cvs3 has now learned that one of the teenagers, in fact, is wiston's daughter, wois 8 months pregnant and already has a 2- year-old child. another one of those rescued. police revealing at a press difference -- conference on wednesday, they believe weston may have attempted to get those she abducted and held captive to produce children so that she and the other suspects could continue stealing social security earnings. >> hopefully, she didn't have anything to do with it. if she did, like i said, justice would be served. >> reporter: as a judge ordered dna testing to determine the exact identities of all nine children and teenagers, the case that began in a grimy, sub-

basement dungeon, where four mentally-challenge the adults were in prison and starved, now has evolved into one of the most complicated hearings in family court history. >> all of the suspects are being held on a $2.5 million bail in philadelphia. it is being called a case of segregation on a new york city bus. in brooklyn, women are reportedly forced to sit in the back of the public bus. the bus serves a large population of hasidic jews who calls for men and women to be separated. however, mayor bloomberg says the bus service will be closed down if it continues to discriminate against women. it is a love story in iowa that is gaining attention worldwide. an elderly couple, married for 72 years, dies an hour apart, holding each other's hands in the hospital. why is their story so appealing? their son dennis thinks they know the answer. >> it's not about accidents happen every day.

it's not that they were necessarily great. they were average. but everybody would like to be loved and would like to have what they had, until death... >> the story has gained over 1.4 million search results online. their son dennis is being contacted from newspapers as far away as germany and england. age is just a number for some hollywood relationships. mark steines has the latest on the couples that ignored the number gap. coming up on entertainment tonight. we are counting down hollywood's top five older women, younger men romances. and here's your sneak peek. >> if i could turn back time. >> in her 1989 hit, cher sang it. but in her dating life, she has done it in a big way. >> age has never been a big thing for me. but if i waited for someone my own age to ask me out,il would never have a date. >> sheidateed val kilmer.

then tom cruise, 16 years her junior. this reunion photo came in 2002. >> it was a long time ago, a long, long time ago. and neither one of us ever talked about it. i don't know why. but neither of us ever talked about it. >> or put it in your book. >> no. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: then came rod cameletti, all over cher's video for "i found someone." she has said it was the best relationship she everybody had. rob was 22 when they met in 1986. the media called him bagel boy because he worked in a bakery. cher didn't care. >> if i like you, it's because it's you. it's only you. >> older women, younger men romances, be sure to tune in later to entertain. tonight. >> that's at 7:30, here on wjz 13. well, it's mostly sunny and mild. what about the weekend? bob turk has the updated first warning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,

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visit verizon.com/greatprice. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's verizon.com/greatprice. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. fios. a network ahead. all right. we still have sunshine breaking through. the clouds have been out here tonight. these are clouds stuck at around 5,000 to 6,000 feet. not producing any precip. but we have chilly air moving overhead. and with sunshine today, get a

bit of a cloud cover forming. also, that big storm to the north has created some clouds still. but that will clear out tonight. it will be a chilly night tonight. if you're heading out, make sure you take some type of jacket or wrap. temperatures will be dropping into the 40s and some neighborhoods will see 40s. now, 57. still have a bit of a breeze. that will be calming down. west/northwest at 12. barometer on is the rise. only 36 in oakland. it's 20 degrees colder out to the west. 61 in washington. 63, ocean city. patuxent. 53 in elof course ton. and 54 over in westminster. a little warmer by the water. annapolis and kent island coming in at 60. some of that west wind. but tonight will be becoming pretty much calm. a lot of starlight out tonight. it will be a very nice, cool fall night. but not with the wind we have been dealing with. the low pressure is now way up to our north, over eastern quebec, moving away. but it's still spinning. and you can still see that

rotation. and still bringing some moisture and clouds from the great lakes. great lakes is pretty warm. so this chilly air picks up that moisture. and as i said earlier, in a month or so, this would be just a lot of snow shower activity. but as the wind comes down the mountains, they tend to dry out. so we're not seeing the clouds that they're having out here. it's been overcast all day in pittsburgh, buffalo, syracuse, rarely sees the winter. in fact, syracuse only averages 20 to 25% of sunshine during the winter months. that is pretty brutal. i'll tell you. high pressure over the tennessee valley means a nice weekend. for us, lots of sunshine. cool nights. and nice, dry weekend on tap. tonight, then, look for temperatures down around 41 degrees. some suburbs. 36, maybe 45 in the city. tomorrow, back up to 63, with sunshine. pretty much all day long. maybe a few clouds drifting through. but all in all, a very nice

fall weekend. so get out and take a look at the leaves maybe. >> you don't have to go very far to see them. >> well, rake them. >> i'll be doing some of that, too. it's just begun. >> locally, the leaves are beautiful. >> they are. thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. convicted of killing a johns hopkins researcher, learns his fate. i'm weijia jiang, with the shocking statements he made in shocking statements he made in court just ,,

breaking news on eyewitness news at 5:00. two bodies discovered in a home. wjz is live with new information from police. sentenced. the man convicted of killing a johns hopkins man learns his

fate. how long he will spend behind bars. plus, his chilling words to the family. -- family of the victim. 22 two students in baltimore, caught having sex on tape. why it's causing so much outrage and the possible criminal penalties. and coming home, a major announcement about the war in iraq. how it will impact tens of thousands of american troops. check in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news. "eyewitness news at 5:00" starts now. hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> and i'm denise koch. kai is off tonight. and here's what people are talking about. >> it is breaking news in baltimore county. two bodies discovered inside a home in cha