mass kayio. >> tonight the growing death toll and the causes of the massive pileup. >> here is what people are talking about. >> federal investigators are on the scene of an horrific series of crashes along a florida highway. at least 10 people are are killed. we have more on the mess and what may have caused it. >> reporter: this disaster scene ran for one mile, the burned out shells of 19 vehicles, including 7 tract arer trailers. in zero visibility conditions, a combination of smoke and fog, drivers headed into a multicar pileup. >> it went from crystal clear visibility to nothing in 50 feet. >> reporter: visibility was so poor that when rescuers first arrived on the scene, they could locate victims only by listening for moneys and

screams. rescuers used machinery to pry victims from vehicles. >> was a very frightening situation to be out there on i- 75 in the midst of that traffic, hearing crashes, hearing explosions, hearing people scream. >> there are many unanswered questions, including whether the accident could have been avoided. the smoke was from a nearby brush fire, and that fire may have been set intentionally. visibility was so bad officials had closed the highway for a time, but then decided to reopen it. >> the visibility was good, we felt like it was safe for traffic. we opened the roadway, and i don't know the exact time period, but sometime after that ask s when we had these series of checks. >> accident investigators will have to determine what caused the first crash that set off the deadly chain reaction, and also look at why the road was

reopened during such dangerous conditions. >> 18 people remain hospitalized with injuries. less than 24 hours before the republican primary. romney has the lead in the polls, but gingrich thinks the next 24 hours will make a big difference. romney has been running attack ads throughout the state. much more coming up at 4:30. well, the deadline has come and gone for occupy washington protesters to leave their campsite, but the standoff is not over. adam? >> the dead line was set for noon for protesters to remove their tents and their gear. occupy protesters in washington d.c. have been able to stay in the parks since october. that has upset some city official has to are concerned about trash and health issues, along with a general bad

appearance for tourists. a strict no camping rule is how being enforced. some, though, are promising to stay even whether it means arrest. this person here you're about to see in this video became visibly upset. the police officers say they had to take out a taser, and there you can see they fire the weapon at the individual, eventually taking him into custody. officials are hoping to avoid any more violence if they are forced to remove the protesters. in a string of occupy demonstrations across the united states since september, protesters have targeted the nation's growing income backed corporate greed and what they see as an unfair tax structure favoring the richest one percent of americans. a kidly wrong way -- a deadly wrongway crash, for people killed. here is the latest.

>> reporter: police the fourth victim was driving the right way when he was hit head-on. it was 3:30 saturday morning when police say a car was going west in the eastbound lanes of route 50 in davidsonville, striking a car going east. was a head-on collision that ended in a fire. killed in the car going the rightway was 55-year-old terry davis. in the other car were 18-year- old brianna franco, and zachary rose, and britney walker. norman walker tells wjz it was his granddaughter britney who was behind the wheel of the car going the wrong way. >> my wife told her to be careful, and she said she would. so i don't know if alcohol- related or not. i just don't know. >> reporter: police haven't determined if she was the one behind the wheel, or if alcohol played a role in the crash. >> i would just hold her.

tell her i love her. >> mr. walker says his granddaughter told him she was going to a party with friendation bout 11:00, and never came home. >> wjz just received a call to emergency dispatchers right after the crash. hear what they revealed coming up new at 5:00 and 6:00. a maryland man is killed in a small plane crash in nearby pennsylvania. alex? >> well, the small plane went down just short is of the runway at york airport. doug has helms was identified as -- douglas helms was identified as the victim. his single engine piper crash in a cornfield. was the second fatal air crash near the airport in a little more than a month.

the ntsb is on the scene investigating. the baltimore grand prix may be back on track. one of several groups vying to run the event in 2012 submits a detailed plan to baltimore officials. it could soon cost more to fill up. the governor plans to introduce legislation calls for a sales tack on gasoline. the 6% sale tax would add approximately 21 cents to the price per gallon over three years. he announced his plan during an interview. there will a cap in gas prices suddenly strike. he chose that over raising the traditional gas tax, which calculate this tax on a per gallon basis. >> well, we are in for another warmup. a live look outside right now. the sun is still out. just a beautiful blue sky. can't even see barely a cloud

out there. wjz has weather and traffic together. bernadette woods is up here with the latest numbers. >> what a string of days we've had, and they are going to get even warmer. nothing going on immediately in our area. however, not that far away, just off to our northwest, we will get some clouds from it, but that's about it. look at the temperatures right now. 45 degrees in baltimore. around the state, we are still above average. it's 36 degrees in oakland. all of those are four to five degrees above average, and we are going up from here. we are going into the 60s the next couple of days pep we'll have your forecast coming up. let's check on the roads. >> we have a couple of delays there, especially around the beltway. if you're traveling on the north side of the interloop, some slowing there. on the outer loop, you'll also see a slowdown there from york

road to charles street, and that address. over on the west side, the interloop, delays around to security boulevard, and several accident out there in harvard county, a couple on 85 in the southbound direction at route 32. if you're traveling in baltimore city, we somewhere two accidents to watch out for in that region, frederick road at south hilton. you can see, not bad drive for you. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or 0 someone you know have suffered a personal injury call or visit them on-line for a free consultation group the name says it all. facebook. it seem likes the company has taken over the world, and at long last the company is expected to announce this week that it's going public. this is expected to be the biggest internet ipoever.

>> reporter: mark zucker burg is likely to be worth $24 billion when they begin selling shares. >> we can look into the future, and we can see what might exist, and it's going to be really, really good. >> reporter: by this summer, facebook is forecast to have a billion users. one of every seven people on the plan it, but it's j not just -- the planet, but it's not just the users, it's how long they stay. >> you stay on a half hour, hour an a time. no other company has that. every time you click a like button, that's a kaching if facebook. >> reporter: facebook's values to advertisers is braced on how much it knows about its users.

>> it's called the digital tattoo. what you on-line and on a page like facebook stays with you forever. >> reporter: does facebook know their users better than they know themselves? >> oh, yeah, they know what you are doing and keep it on their servers. >> reporter: facebook is forecast to bring in $5.7 billion in ad revenue this year, up from about $4 billion in 2011. the share prices for internet companies have sometimes russen and fallen as steeply as san francisco hills, but seldom has their been anticipation around a stock offering to rival the excitement of the anticipation of facebook. >> experts say facebook is worth an estimated $85 billion, more than ford and general motors are. >> unbelievable, and do not

produce a tangible product that you can put in your hand. >> all out there in cyber world. on the brink of war, tough talk from iran, as the u.s. sends more militaries fors to the region. >> mystery illness. more than a december teens at one school come down with bizarre systems. in to deep. a car plunges into a lake. a police officer now being called a high row. >> and more on our -- a hero. >> and more on our beautiful weather. stay tuned for your forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a woman is dead after her car plows into a house in arizona with a toddler in the back seat. this is the scene in tempe. police say the 30-year-old woman may have slammed into the house on purpose. her 18-month-old son was

unsafely strapped into his car seat. he suffered just minor injuries the only person in the home was not hurt. >> a dramatic rescue in texas is caught on tape. take a look at the video. police say two women got lost and accidentally drove into lake ray hubbard near dallas. a county sheriff pulled up, and quickly dove into the water. he was able to get those women out pretty safely. >> more than a dozen teenagers from the same western new york school are suffering from a bizarre illness, physical twitches they can't control. doctors say it's psychological, but parents think it may be something else. we have more on the visitry illness. >> reporter: in a small town in00 state new york, a group of local high school girls are are making international hid lines for what many call a medical history. one mother graduate brought her daughter to the hospital when

she started involuntary picking. since then, the numbers have grown to 15, and allle of them, except one, are girls. over the weekend, the media craze surrounding the mystery grew when famous environmental activist erin brockovich sent one of her investigator to look for possible environmental causes. the team tested local ground water samples for chemicals they believe may be left over from a 1970 train derailment that spilled thousands of gallons of industrial solvent, but both school and state health officials had already,ed a three-month investigation that determined no agent could have caused the ticks. doctors have determined the girls have a stress induced conversion disorder that starts as a mental or emotional crisis, a scary or stressful incident of some kind, and converts to a physical problem.

but some parents refuse to accept the causes or purely psychological. >> even if it was conversion disorder and that was the symptoms of it, we don't know what caused it. >> reporter: in their mind, the small town medical mystery is still very much unsolved. michelle miller, new york. the environmental team working with activist erin brockovich was forced off the high school property over the weekend. >> a sluggish start to the week on wall street. the markets have been down since the opening bell. here is look at the closing numbers. let's go to new york right now, where electionis has tonight's -- lexis has tonight's money watch update. >> reporter: the government reports that consumer spending was flat last month. economists say the report indicates people are saving

their pennies. they may need that extra money to help pay for the rising price of beef. americans are already paying near record levels, but experts say beef prices will likely rise another 5% this year because of a low supply of cattle and a jump in the cost of feed. investors are still waiting for greece and it's creditors to sign off on a debt reduction deal that was expected to wrapped up this weekend. greece needs the measure to avoid missing an upcoming payment. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. coming up, saving sammy. the massive effort to save a little girl born with a life-

threatening condition. >> syria on the brink. no end to the protests, as millions cry for freedom. >> and stick around for your forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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how beautiful is that? >> it's looking pretty nice out there. was a beautiful day after a beautiful weekend, and if you like the warm weather, we have even warmer weather moving our direction. before we get to that, though, there was a cold front that moved through last night, had a burst of snow with it. so if you were sleeping, didn't see it, there was a quick burst of snow coming out of the sky, but it moved through pretty quickly. the westerly wind has cooled down temperatures somewhat from where we were over the weekend. right now it is in the 30 nhl the mountains. -- 30s in the mountains. take a look at what's not that far away.

down to the southwest, you see a lot of 60s right now, and then this sharp line right in here. while that indicates a warm front, and that warm front is going to clear us tonight into tomorrow, and bring those 60 nhl our direction. starting tomorrow afternoon, we will top out in the 60s. here is how it comes together. we have the warm front right in here, that's going to pass by with some clouds tonight into tomorrow, but there's just not a lot of moisture along that warm front. that gets out of here, and when it does, sunshine breaks out again tomorrow. we bump up those temperatures into the 60s, and more clouds come in on wednesday with the cold front part of the storm. once this cold front clears, the temperatures will take a hit. before we get to that, temperatures will be 20 degrees above average. so our forecast looks like this, on the waters, not a whole lot going on right now. a small craft advisory tonight. those winds kicking up a little

this evening. and then tomorrow winds will shift to the southwest bringing up that warmer air. look at what that warm front does. sunshine returns tomorrow, and we are up to 62 degrees tomorrow afternoon, and wednesday we'll also be in the 60, although we'll see more clouds and a chance for more showers. >> you know who we're messing. >> the birds and the flowers. i hear those spring birds. you know what i mean? >> we've had a couple of e- mails talking about a couple of birds making a return that they don't normally see this time of year. >> they should still be in miami right now, right? >> all right, don't miss the prime time line-up tonight. >> here is a spree view of what's coming preview of what's coming up on the cbs evening news. >> it's primary time in florida. we'll be live from this key battle ground state on primary

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it is just before 4:30, 45 degree degrees is sunny. >> less than 24 hours before voters hit the poes for the critical florida primary. newt gingrich and mitt romney remain out in front, but romney

appears to be pulling ahead. >> reporter: mitt romney gave reporters something to chew on as he jetted around florida. the former massachusetts governor sounds confy dent he'll win tuesday. >> south carolina the crowds were good, but we could sense it wasn't going our way. here the crowds are good, but we can sense it's going our way. >> reporter: energetic crowds are greeting romney across florida. he has secured a double-digit lead with focus aid tack on newt gingrich. >> you can't just elect the same people to take different chairs. >> reporter: some florida voters are expressing reservations. a widening gender gap. mitt romney has a 19% lead among women. women supporting the former house speaker say his conservative position trumps his marital record. >> most people have some

skeltons in the closet. >> reporter: as the slipped further in the polls, gingrich is painting romneys a a liberal and a liar. >> you cannot get to be president if you don't have the courage to tell the truth to the american people. >> reporter: president reagan's son michael joined gingrich on monday, arguing he's the best candidate to carry on father's conservative legacy. the campaign initself is no matter what happens tuesday, gingrich is staying in this race. texas congressman ron paul is still in the race, but he is skipping the florida primary to focus on caucus states. >> another delay to begin pumping fuel from that crippled cruise ship off the coast. >> bad weather is once again delays the efforts. officials have ruled out finding any our survivors two

weeks after the costa concordia hit a reef. crew working to collect tons of ship debris in the water in part of the protected area for dolphins and whales. >> 17 bodies have been recovered, while 16 remain technically missing. a group of united nations inspectors in iran looking at the nation's nuclear facilities. iran insists it's just for power, but the fear is that they are building nuclear bombs. >> reporter: u.n. inspectors are in iran, and are optimystic that their visit will help ease tensions. >> we're looking forward to start of a dialogue. >> reporter: about but iran initself is it has right to develop nuclear energy. they carried posters with photos of nuclear scientists

who have been murdered in recent months. the former minister told u.n. inspectors they can stay as long as they like. the u.s. is considered iran is trying to make a nuclear bomb. the secretary of defense told 60 minutes iran could have a bomb ready in about a year. >> we will take whatever steps are necessary to stop it, including military steps. there are no options that are off the table. >> reporter: an iranian army spokesman said any u.s. aggression will be crushed. tension accelerated between the west and iran last week when the european union slapped is tehran with tough new oil sanctions. well, murder mystery. police are looking for answers after a man's body is pulled from a well in prince george's county. we have the latest on the investigation. mary? >> the victim is identified at

53-year-old listenwood lenny harris from alexandria, have a. his body was found thursday after an anonymous caller tipped off the police to its location, the bottom of a 20- foot well. police say he is the vick inof a homicide. friends say he was a well respected activist. much more from police on the investigation coming up new at 5:00. baltimore police are looking to identify the body of a person found floating in the patapsco river in south baltimore. no word how the person died. and a baltimore county family is looking for help to find the dog that bit a family member. this woman was bitten on the arm by a large black pit bull friday evening. it happened on liberty road. the woman was treated for her injuries, but the family wants to find the dog in case it has rainies and to prevent any other attacks. >> well, some cooler or

seasonal winter weather is settling in. plenty of sun on this monday, but don't let it fool you. you will need a jacket if you go out. here is a look at the updated numbers. >> by tomorrow afternoon, might want to take that jacket off, because it's going to get very mild the next two or three days, believe it or not. take a look at radar. there are some showers and rain and snow well up to our north, but this warm front through ohio will be passing across our region late tonight and tomorrow. behind it, temperatures are going to jump 10 to 15 degrees over where they are right now, probably into the low 60s. right now we're in the mid-40s, still above average. our average high is 42. really school spot out there in oakland, 34. let's check on the roads

right now. >> well, things are definitely getting busier out there. traveling on the west side of the interloop, you will see delays there. on the north side of the interloop, also some slowing there from york road around to delaney valley. the outer loop not doing too much better. expect another 15. a couple of disabled vehicles out there on the southwest side of the interloop, the first one at the b.w. parkway. another one at river side parkway that is blocking the right hand lane. let's take a live look president as you can see, things are flowing along there. we'll take another live look. as you can see, not a bad drive for you either. 83 and just north of the beltway.

back over to you. >> thank you. well, business and the red cross teamed up to -- wjz and the red cross teamed for a blood drive. it's all part of wjz's community commitment, and while our drive is over, the daily need for blood continues. if you are interested in finding out how to donate, you can get more information by logging on to wjz.com. in tonight's health watch, save sammy, a four-year-old girl has a whole new life ahead of her thanks to the generosity and dedication of a team of doctors and nurses in new york city. she was born with a rare life- threatening facial disfigurement. >> reporter: sammy likes to have fun like any typical four- year-old girl, but her short life has been anything but typical. little sammy was born with a facial dirt defect that made

her an outcast in her village. >> it can become quite deforming, can produce hemorrhages and a lot of additional problems besides the cosmetic aspect. >> reporter: the doctor heard sammy's story and arranged for the little girl to come to the states to undergo a cutting edge treatment. her family couldn't make the trip, so she is stays wig beverly, a nurse -- staying with beverly, a nurse. >> she is a challenge, but you get so much back from these children. >> reporter: sammy will be going back to ethiopia soon to show her family her remarkable transformation. her foster mom says she already sees a big difference in sammy's personality. >> when we went to the playground, before she had her surgery, she would just stand and watch the kids and cover

her face. after she had her surgery, she would just jump in the playground and she was the leader. >> reporter: there's still a 10 to 15% chance of the condition coming back, and sammy will still need follow-up surgeries back home, but she is ready to face whatever lies ahead. >> and all of sammy's medical costs were covered under the save one child fund. knew >> straight ahead, tragedy on the mountain. a massive avalanche, and efforts to save a hiker. get ready for more springlike conditions. stick around for the updated first warning forecast coming up up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a powerful earthquake shakes peru overnight, leaving more than 100 people injured. investigators say the 6.3 magnitude quake damaged dozens

of homes and sent people running into the streets machine at least 112 people were injured. some of them seriously. no fatalities were reported. in the middle east, some amazing video to show you from syria. witnesses recorded the scene on their cells as a syrian army tank bursts into flames. new details on the search for a missing toddler. police have confirmed that traces of the toddlers blood were found in her father's home. >> reporter: ron reynold sick of waiting here in the truth about what happened to his granddaughter. he said he hassalways believed that justin depetri knew more

about her disappearance than they were letting on. now police agree. >> that someone came in that back door, snuck into is her bedroom, took her, and vanished into the night, that three of those individuals saw or no nothing. >> this family has gone through hell. i want ava home. i wants someone in that family to have the guts to come up and tell the state police who has her, or where she is so we can bring her home once a for all. >> reporter: ron reynolds is making a personal appeal to ayl a's father, big him to share what he knows with police. >> justin, if you, your brother, your mother, somebody in that family knows something, man enough to come forth and say something to the state police. be man enough to bring her home. i'm asking you, as a papa, and

you being her father, isn't enough enough? haven't we all suffered enough, including ayla? what happened that night, whatever happened that night, you know, come forward. say something. don't do this to this family anymore. >> a plea for information that will give police, the community, and this family the answers they have been waiting for. >> justin and ayl a's mother both attended a vigil for ayla yesterday in waterville. well, hundreds of occupy protesters in california spent the night in jail after a violent clash with police over the weekend. this was the scene in oakland as occupiers battled riot police on downtown streets. officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd. more than 400 people were arrested. a deadly avalanche leaves one man dead in utah.

sandra yi reports for wjz police. >> reporter: clear skies and fresh snow drew three friends to utah's back country. the conditions were deceptive live cage russ. >> you can get on some slopes anden good to go, whereas others all you need to do is find a weak spot in the snow pack and you're staring down the barrel of a very dangerous avalanche. >> reporter: a slide was triggered that was several hundred feet wide and buried him. gy the time the rescuers had got to the scene, the two skier witnesses had actually located their friend. >> reporter: the friends dug barton out, but it was too late. >> this is a sad reminder of what can happen in these dangerous conditions.

>> it feels very strong under our skis, boards, and snowmobiles, but it's the monkey business that's going on down near the ground that is super dangerous right now. >> reporter: barton's death is the second avalanche fatal the this season. the original is four. >> just hang out on the lower elevations and you can have a lot of fun. >> experts say avalanche risks could remain high for the rest of the season. a dangerous morning in california where fight fighters battled a huge warehouse fire. more than 100 firefighters worked to put out the fire. no one was injured. nancy is in hollywood with more behind then scenes on the

screen actors guild awares. and the actor goes to alec baldwin. >> alec was a big winner at last night's s.a.g. awards, but the star back on the set of 30 rock today told me about the healthcare that led to his weight loss. >> i was eating sugar that was doing me in. i was prediabetic. >> he is now committed to spinning, yoga, and absolutely no sweets. >> how close to being diabetic? >> i guess pretty close for me to give it up. my doctor said you have to stop eating sugar or cut back, and i gave it up on may 10th. >> and also tonight, jennifer lopez and the latest news on demi moore, and why a portion

of the dramatic 911 call was edited out. that's coming up on entertainment tonight. well, listen up if you're a simpson fan. how much would you pay for a piece of glue that kind of looks like homer simpson? if you're not thinking of a six figure sum, you would have lost a recent ebay sale. to the sellers surprise, that dry piece of glue sold for 152,000 euros. that's almost $200,000. it's still unclear in the win hire actually hand over that cash, for he was just joking. the popular boulevard diner has been a main stay for more than a decade. tonight the diner goes prime time. >> reporter: there's good eating at the boulevard diner. just check out some of the desserts. tonight the boulevard will be in the national spotlight, with

guy fierri on the food network. >> before guy got here, i was a wreck, i was nervous and excited at the same time, but we had a good time. >> reporter: what do you like about the place? >> the atmosphere and the people are nice. >> reporter: waitress melissa klein said she was a bundle of nerves meeting a big star. >> i was really nervous to meet guy, because didn't know how he would be like, or anything like that, but he's actually down to earth, fun guy, just like you see on tv. >> reporter: in the old days, it was the house of neptune. tonight the boulevard is ready. >> there's a lot of positive things here. i think a lot of times it's portrayed negatively a little bit, but there's a lot of great things in this town, and i think that we'll bring that out

and maybe get people to come visit. >> and tonight's food network episode was taped over a two- day period back in november, but the food is still as good, i'm sure. a cool weekend is in the rear-view mirror. another warmup is coming. and bob has the updated first warning forecast next. ,,,,,,,,,

gorgeous sky. beautiful sun today, all day. >> we had a shot a few minutes ago, looking west, you could see the blue ridge mountains so clearly. there are a few clouds moving in because of warmer air coming in up there, and eventually tomorrow it will be coming down here. i'm talking right now it's 58 in cincinnati, while to our north and west, it's in the 30s. right now we're at 45 degrees. still above average for this time of year. very dry. dewpoint is at 13 degrees. humidity 27%. west winds at 7, barometer holding steady. right now the really only school spot, 32 in oakland, close to 50 down to our south.

tomorrow that warm front will come through the area, with some clouds tonight. probably around 60 or better many places tomorrow afternoon. right now temperatures range from 40s to 20s. here in the city, didn't see a whole lot of snow, airport reported nothing. the system did bring slightly cooler air today. still a mild afternoon. 72 in 1914, 1873, 3 below zero. tomorrow it goes more to the southwest. here is that warm front. snow across the great lakes. that's what causing our precip.

once we get into that mild air, it's going to stay with us for a couple of days. now, late in the day on wednesday, the next front coming through the area. it will still be on the warm side, may bring us some shower activity late wednesday and again on thursday, but still temperatures well above normal, getting a little closer to normal probably by the weekend. southwest winds on the bay, 5 to 10 knots. bay temperature around 41. that has actually come up a little bit. tonight partly to mostly cloudy, 30 degrees, well above average. again, 62. i'm not kidding, sunny to partly sunny skies. it's going to feel like april again tomorrow. it's just been a remarkable winter. we're going to try to pinpoint out crazy this winter has been tomorrow from december 1st to february 1st, how many days have been below or average,

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coming up next on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. disaster, four people die in a highway. what a 911 call reveals. taking a stand on tradition marriage. same-sex marriage opponents rally in annapolis. two days of digging leads police to a body in the bottom

of the well. coming up the police chief's personal connection to this story. coming up. check in with these stories and more, wjz eyewitness news starts now. #. -- wrong way crash, four lives end. three teens and a 55-year- old man all killed when a driver goes the wrong way on rout 50. police are revealing 911 calls from witnesses who tried to stop it. wjz is live, mike hellgren is there at the scene of the crash with new insight into