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counties to your neighborhood. now is complete coverage, wjz, maryland's news station. >> remembering a legend. whitney houston is honored in a tribute. >> tonight, new regulations on the singing star's death. >> what people are talking about tonight. music's biggest night without one of their biggest stars. whitney houston's death stuns the music indataries and -- industry and fans. >> the grammies proved they will always love whitney houston. jennifer hudson took the stage to remember the six time grammy winner. the 48 year old music legend

was found in her bathtub saturday. she was in town to attend the grammy festivities. l.l. cool j kicked off the show with a prayer. stevie wonder was one of the artest who acknowledged the lost. the shocking death of one of the world's greatest voices couldn't help but impact the night. >> to have something happen like that is tragic. it's a tragedy, especially on the dawn of the grammies. >> we lost her way too early. >> reporter: houston's souring vocals made her queen of the pop charts until drugs. foul play is not suspected. >> i know there's reports she could have drowned or overdosed but there's no final determination until all the

tests are in. >> reporter: her death the taking a toll on her family. her only child was rushed to the hospital. the 18 year old was treated for stress and anxiety before being released. >> the -- here in baltimore tonight a high school class mate of whitney houston is remembering the young whitney she knew. they graduated in 1981 from an all girl catholic high school in new jersey together. she tells wjz she was sad to hear of her passing and remembers her fondly. >> she was very kind and she was loving and she was an ordinary high school girl just like all of us. >> she also said houston was of

the most popular girls the school and friends with everyone. >> tomorrow morning it's back to court. tonight adam may has a look at what's expected. >> reporter: almost two dozen witnesses took the stand in this emotional trial and legal observers say now the defense is facing an uphill battle. they painted him as an out of control college student with a pattern of getting drunk. initially he denied knowing she was dead saying i didn't hit her, i don't believe it. he did admit to putting his hand on her neck. another player testified. mike burns told jurors he went in a bit of rage he he found burns and she hooked up. months later and days before

her death he sent love an e- mail that said when i found out about you and burns, i should have killed you. legal expert says when the defense gets its turn later this week, they'll put love's character on trial hoping to cast the cause of death into doubt. >> they say it was from banging her head against the walls and the defense is going to argue prescription medication and alcohol led to her death. >> proprosecuteers have to prove the murder was premeditated. if the defense is convincing he could serve ten years for manslaughter. >> wjz 13 and wjz.com for the latest on the murder trial. we'll be there starting

tomorrow with continuous coverage of the trial. >> a maryland man was shot by police after trying to run over officers. authorities say he became combative and ran into his truck and tried to drive away with officers in front of him. he crashed after being shot in torso and now being treated. >> in the lead up to the votes, the country's financial is still with mass rioting. >> chaos on the streets of athens. at least ten buildings went up into flames in a mass protest. riot police fired the tier gas at protesters. several people had been injured. police formed a perimeter to keep the crowd from rushing the

building. inside the law makers debated measures necessary for a bail out from the european union. in exchange the greek government would have to cut wage and eliminate thousands of civil service jobs. prime minister acknowledged the painful sacrifices and warned people without a bail out the country faces an explosion. >> these people are exhausted and we have to bring some measures in which mean more development and measures which will answer the problem of today. >> reporter: one lawmaker described the situation of a choice between bad and worse. wjz eyewitness news. >> also greece's membership in the european union.

>> underwater pumping stations are on tonight. the pumps began with morning. a total of 15 tanks are holding around 84% of the fuel. cruise ship killed 17 people and 15 still missing. the frequent flyers may soon be a lot faster. derek explains how it works and who's eligible. >> reporter: tsa officials call this a good deal. you sign up and give them information about yourself ahead of time and in return you get to get into the security express lane. getting in airport security involves taking off the shoes, belt, jacket and in some cases the full body scanners. they want to make that pain more bearable with their trusted frequent flyers

program. those who pass the background check won't have to wait in the long lines and will get a special lane. they'll go through metal detectors but shoes and jackets may stay on. the program has already been tested in a few select cities around country and this year will expand to 28 other airports including dwi. >> expanding the checks is about more than speeding up travel. it's part of a fundamental shift in how we approach security. >> i think it's a great idea. >> especially for people like me going to college and back home. >> reporter: while most position position -- passengers welcome

this some worry. derek, wjz eyewitness news. >> no word on when the program will be up and running though it is expected to be in place by year's end. >> one lucky pennsylvania couple cashes in on a record power ball jackpot. the couple who is choosing to remain anonymous won $325 million last night. they bought the lucky ticket in rhode island. >> families gather to celebrate life at st. -- medical center. they held a sweetheart baby

reunion today. the babies once took care of by the hospital's staff. >> we didn't know if it would all turn out okay and be good and we're blessed to have our little girls and thank all the doctors here in the hospital for making that happen. >> they deliver about 2200 babies every year. >> oh boy. coming up, finally found a missing woman and her daughter discovered alive. find out what police think happened to them. >> a serial killer speaks what he's telling police about his unknown victims. >> and a car gets towed with a child inside. how it happened and while tonight the mother is facing charges. >> big battle brewing over the state's same sex marriage deal. what's the next step? >> the answer is coming up.

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it's 25 degrees and clear this central maryland right now. bob will have your complete forecast coming up. >> a missing girl from fort

worth texas abducted by her mother is found safe. they were found by police in their vehicle. they were then taken to a hospital to be checked out and authorities say they were not hurt. her mother faces two felony warrants and aggravated assault and endangering a child. >> bones come up in california. police found what appears to be human bones 35 feet below the surface. a map from convicted killer led investigators to the place he calls the bone yard. he and another man were convicted for killing in the 1980s. >> chaos in are a parking lot in indiana. a mother runs into the a store and leaves her son in the car and returns to find her son and car gone. she was inside for ten minutes and when she came back out her car was towed. soon after the tow truck driver called 911 and reported the

child in the car. he towed it because it was in a fire lane. police say he should have been more careful. >> he should have looked in the vehicle before he towed it. from what information i have he pulled up and picked up the car and drove off. >> the tow truck driver was arrested and the mother was charged. >> the battle over the same sex marriage bill. >> reporter: last month opponents of the same sex marriage oppose value -- proposal rallied. it's a battle expected to be one of the longest and hard fought in the state legislature. >> i don't believe that we're going to lose. >> reporter: delicate is against the bill.

he's also a pastor in baltimore county and says more religious groups are speaking out. >> people are rushing up to me saying we don't want this. >> reporter: he's one of eight that wants same sex marriage legalized in the state. his office is bombarded with phone calls for and against it. he says at least 1000 supporters are expected. >> it's a sign of growing support we have on this issue and i think we're going to continue to see that support grow. >> as both sides rally their troops this week, 71 votes are needed to pass the bill. last year a similar vote passed. >> at least a dozen delegates are undecided on the issue. >> if you're thinking about

taking a cruise a third ship has passengers with stomach problems. several showed symptoms of a virus. one passenger says she's happy with the way they handled the situation. >> they got us out of the rooms and used a steam sanitizer and were in their plastic suits and cleaned everything. >> this latest outbreak comes as another cruise ship returned twice set sail again. >> a snowstorm rips through texas making for severe driving conditions.

>> unexpected. we, however, could expect weather like we've gotten this weekend. >> we even had snow here and there. we've got six, seven, eight, nine, ten inches of snow this weekend. some spots inch and a half, two at the most. let's go take a look at the temperatures. it's been a cold day today. 25 right now. the west winds are still breezy at nine. humidity low. right now only 14 degrees in oakland and 25 now here. the winds are going to calm down tonight. locally in the 20s. the -- 32 degrees was our high today. three of the times it's god we had a high of 31-32.

the record is 73 in 1999. right now winds out of the west. tomorrow the winds are going to turn more to the west, south west and will start warming up and we'll go back to normal. the cold air with us late last night is going to move out quickly to the west. here's the snow in north texas moving off to the east and warm air coming up ahead of it. we might see rain or snow on tuesday as the warmer air comes in and then another rain shower possible on tuesday afternoon. otherwise looks like tomorrow and the next couple of days will be milder. the winds go back to the west, south west and we get low pressure and warmer temperatures all week long.

temperatures will average above normal all week. the bay temperature down a little bit. >> tomorrow a lot of sunshine. back up close to normal. tuesday, don't let that scare you. maybe a wet snow flake or two early in the morning and a rain shower in the afternoon. 46 down the 30. 53 back on wednesday and chances of more shower activity on thursday, 49. still above normal with 49 as we end another mild week for this winter. >> sounds good, job. thank you very much. check in with us tomorrow. >> coming up next this -- in sports. the local hottest team. the local hottest team. we have the latest ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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it's a wonderful story. >> there is frustration. the loyal of greyhounds experience both in a three day period. on friday a victory to move to first place and today at home with former maryland coach gary williams there to support his former coach taking on fairfield. point guard r.j. williams goes down hard on the lay up. that was the start of a rough day for williams. coming down the court with a bad pass. collin will go to other way for the score. fairfield running away in the second half and williams with another turn overoff the drive and they go another way for a

did you think. 68-51 the final. everything went wrong, we move on. women's college hoops in college park. the maryland turps decked out in pink as they play miami. in the final minute miami down one. the hurricanes held on from there and knock off the turps for the second time this season. 76-74 the final in this one. much of talk in the world of golf is about the new generation of young players. old rivals and pros and tiger

fell apart. dialed in, that's a par put. he was boagie free. >> i'm inspired playing with him. he seems to bring out the best in me and the last four or five years i've played some of my best golf playing with him. i really enjoy it. >> i could not get comfortable where i could see my lines and couldn't get the putter to swing and get comfortable. it was frustrating. >> when will tiger win again. it's been more than two and a half years since he won. phil's is the 40th of his career. he's just the ninth player to win 40 events. still waiting on tiger to get back on track. >> thank you, mark.

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