killed in retaliation. two american soldiers in afghanistan are dead. >> the controversy over the burning of muslim holy books. hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. two american soldiers in afghanistan are dead, killed by an afghan soldier, by violent burnings. >> reporter: afghan police fired on protestors during a third day of violent demonstrations that have now claimed the lives of two u.s. soldiers. cbs news has learned an afghan soldier gunned down two american troops at a military

base in a province of eastern afghanistan. an afghan official says the shooter killed the soldier in retaliation, for the burning of korans at the bagram air base. the killings came hours after the taliban and some radical lawmakers called on afghans to retaliate on american troops. president obama has since sent a letter, apologizing for tuesday's burning incident, calling the burning of the holy book an accident. hamid karzai said u.s. military person burned the holy books out of ignorance. outrage is spreading across the country. these protestors say foreign forces have insulted their culture and don't respect their religion. huge anti-more than demonstrations are expected to sweep across the country on friday, after a day of prayer.

tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> and protests are spreading to more cities and at least 11 people have died in the violence. more military lives are lost. seven u.s. marines are killed in a helicopter crash. denise is in the newsroom with more on this accident. denise? >> reporter: well, kai, it is one of the deadliest military training crashes in years. the crash involved an ah-1w cobra. it carried a uh1 huey helicopter, carrying five marines. all seven marines were killed. they are members of the third aircraft wing in camp pendleton. last summer, three camp pendleton marines were killed in three separate incidents. >> the names of the marines killed may be released sometime this evening. justice for yardly love, a jury convicts george huguely and recommends he spend 26 years in prison. wjz continues with complete coverage. adam may is in charlottesville

with the emotional end to this trial. >> reporter: right before that verdict was read, george huguely made the sign of the cross. and hours later, when he found out he could be in prison when he was 50 years old, he put his hands over his face and started to weep. >> reporter: students faced the conviction and sentence of george huguely. the former uva lacrosse player could serve 20 years in prison. >> there's definitely this unresolved tension about it. >> i think it's fair. >> i think second degree is pretty fair. >> reporter: the verdict came after nine hours of deliberations. jurors did not believe huguely planned to kill his ex- girlfriend yeardley love. they also didn't think it was an accident. instead, they ruled that the beating was an intentional disregard for human life. love's mother and sister from cockeysville, moved many to tears when they testified during sentencing. lexy said, quote, i never wanted something so bad in my life, that i have to

seeiardly's face again. -- see yeardley's face again. >> there are no winners in this case. our hearts go out to the love family. they have suffered enormously. >> reporter: after the verdict, huguely's family also grieved. huguely's attorney spoke on their client's behalf. >> he's hopeful. he's spiritual. and he -- and we look forward to some corrections. >> reporter: even though the trial is over, uva students say love's death will be a sad chapter in their school's history forever. >> she'll obviously say, like in everyone's memory. but i think the school, like, can move on, from, like, the tragedy, hopefully. >> reporter: a judge still has to reaffirm the jury's recommendation of a 26-year prison sentence. formal sentencing is coming up in april. adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> and the jury of seven men

and five women considered testimony from nearly 60 witnesses over nine days. right now, the maryland same-sex marriage debate is resuming in the state senate. mike hellgren is live with the next step on the controversial legislation. mike? >> reporter: kai, we could know at the end of the day, if the senate passes the bill. senate president mike miller said they should be returning just about now to finish up their debate on the proposal. and governor o'malley is promising to sign the bill into law right away. right now, same-sex couples can legally marry in six states and washington, d.c. >> wjz has a crew in annapolis. and when there is a vote, we'll bring it to you right away. slugging it out. mitt romney and rick santorum are fighting to win the states with the upcoming primaries. tara mergener reports from the white house with more from the campaign trail. mitt romney hit the campaign trail in arizona, ready to hit his chief rival's

record. speaking to a group of builders and contractors, romney slammed rick santorum's votes as senator. >> he voted to fund planned parenthood, even though that was against his principles. he voted for no child left behind, even though that was against his principles. >> reporter: romney is trying to take back the lead. a new poll shows romney and santorum virtually tied. santorum has launched a new tv ad in romney's home state. it attempts to show that the governor is not a true conservative. >> reporter: santorum is trying to raise money at fundraisers. all four gop candidates went to different parts of the country after squaring off in what could be their final debate. >> governor romney voted to raise taxes and fees. >> during your term in congress. the years you have been there, the government has doubled in size. >> reporter: newt gingrich is essentially skipping the round.

president obama has set his sights on a southern state, too. he visited florida thursday. the state will be a crucial battleground this fall. at the white house, tara mergener, wjz eyewitness news. >> well, the president is sounding confident about his chances in november. in an interview today, president obama says he has five more years to accomplish some of his other goals, like immigration reform. our unseasonably warm weather gets kicked up a notch today. wjz found them warming up without jackets at lake montebello. outside right now, it's mild, breezy and sunny, with just a few clouds in the sky. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob turk has the updated numbers. up today just a notch. 1 degree higher than it was yesterday. take a look at temperatures around the state. we're in the 60s most places.

the only really cool spots, oakland is 49. and by the way, in the ocean, it's a little cooler. pax river, we're at 55. we're still at 64. d.c., at 65. still very dry. now, tomorrow, big, big changes. initially, it's going to be very warm, probably over 70 degrees tomorrow, believe it or not. but it will get quite windy in the afternoon. we have high-wind watches out for the mountain areas to the west of us and as far east as carroll county. and a wind advisory. we could see some strong wind gusts, over 40 miles an hour by tomorrow afternoon. and don't be surprised if we have a couple of showers and even thundershower activity, as the cold front will cross the area. it will get chilly and breezy tomorrow night. okay? >> no, not okay, bob. thank you. let's check in with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. 71 degrees is all i wanted to hear on that subject. some delays from southwestern boulevard, around to security boulevard. north side of the inner loop,

also slowing there from york road to providence road. and 95 in that northbound direction, stop and go from the beltway past whitemarsh boulevard on that northeast corner. as far as accidents go, still plenty of them. reisterstown lane at nailer's lane. east joppa at pleasant lane. york road at timonium. york at timoanium. and east fayette at gay street. that's a look at dulaney valley road. gets a little heavier as you make your way around the bend there on the right-hand side of your screen. this traffic report is brought to you by pizza bolis. stop in and try two medium one- topping pizzas for $6.99 each. only at pizza bolis. hooking people on fresh water fishing. the maryland department of natural resources wants to designate one or two locations in every county, where people can fish for free. a free fishing bill has been introduced to the general

assembly. the fishing sites could allow novice anglers to learn a bit about the sport before buying a license. i like fishing. it's fun. i don't do it often enough. >> but i like the freebie. and if you don't catch a fish, it's not your thing, you're not out any money. well, still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. i'm alex demetrick. coming up, last summer's east coast earthquake left a baltimore landmark condemned. see the joyous reopening as eyewitness news continues. lives are lost and livelihoods ruin said. today, a judge decides who is responsible for destroying the gulf waters in the oil spill. and i think it is safe to say. winter days don't get much better than this. don't miss bob's updated first warning weather forecast.

a propane tank explodes near washington state, injuring 5. it was being loaded onto the construction site in edmonds when it blew up this afternoon. five people were rushed to the hospital with injuries. no word yet on what caused the explosion. police are looking for the men who robbed a tucson mcdonald's in broad daylight. surveillance tape shows two armed gunman, hitting the store manager and forcing her to get away. police think the robbery may be related to other crimes in that area. cleanup efforts are under way now after strong winds whipped through georgia. the storm caused significant damage near atlanta. the heavy winds toppled trees onto a number of homes and businesses, leaving many in the dark. authorities say one woman died of a heart attack as that storm was coming through. six months ago today, did you feel it, was one of the most asked questions of

maryland like much of the east coast. the state was rattled by the biggest earthquake in memory. now, a major baltimore landmark, left damaged and condemned, has reopened. >> st. patrick's church took a hard hit last august 23rd. a 5.3 earthquake sent plunging. fortunately, nobody on the ground was hurt. but the building was condemned by building inspectors. >> look up to the right there, there's a crack. >> reporter: six months later, it was repaired. >> if they were to come loose and fall, it would go through the roof of the church. >> reporter: and just in time for ash wednesday, the church was safe enough to reopen. ♪ [ music ] a congregation that is almost exclusively hispanic, had its church back. >> in is the closest to everybody. i'm so proud. so happy for my people. >> reporter: father wotech conducted mass, keeping a

pledge made by then archbishop o'brien. >> final repair costs are unknown but will be in the millions. you i don't believe where that will come. >> luckilatey, the archdiocese did have earthquake experience. -- insurance. >> originally, we were looking at, like, later. but thank godo we had the mild winter. and the work was able to get done. >> reporter: looks like earthquakes aren't the only act of god. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> so beautiful. well, the earlier-than-expected reopening, also guarantees another long-running tradition. mass will be said st. patrick's day at st. patrick's. the ground is shaking on wall street as the 13,000 mark gets closer and closer. all the markets posted decent gains today. dow was up 46. s&p up 6. nasdaq up 24.

let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. there's another sign that the job market is improving. the number of people applying for first-time, unemployment benefits was unchanged last week. and in more encouraging news, the number of americans receiving benefits for at least four weeks fell to a four-year low. mortgage rates increased. up from last week's perfect rate of 3.87%. so far, they have done little to help the housing market. sears is selling some stores after reporting its biggest quarterly loss in nearly a decade. the struggling owner of k-mart, sears and lands end will spin off of stores and try to become profitable again. shares will spike 20% on the news. some of sears' rivals are reporting disappointing

earnings. steep discounts sent profits down. also kohl's profit down, 8%. that's your money watch. for more, you can head to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. a missouri man's hangout is getting a lot of attention. that's because he owns a real man cave. brent harmon brought the cave back in 2006. since then, he's been adding his own personal touches. >> i appreciate that. and a chandelier. harmon says he's used the cave for family outings. even his daughter's wedding. i mean, that does look beautiful. and there they are. >> where's the flat screen? sofa. >> he's working on it. coming up on eyewitness news at 4:00.

peaceful protests turn violent. how some university of california students are fighting back against police. i'm andrea fujii in anne arundel county, where this may be the only classroom where using a smart phone is encouraged. that's because it's where these three students created a new app. i'll tell you all about it just ahead. it is a spectacular day outside. bob's first warning weather forecast will tell us how long the spring-like temps will last. >> wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com, instant updates and first warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

beautiful day. just beautiful day. [ laughter ] water is a little cold. >> yeah, for swimming? >> that sun is really warm already. if you're in the spot where there's no wind, that sun is really baking. and tomorrow is going to be even warmer than today. in fact, it may be in the low to mid-70s tomorrow. there's a risk for that. or chance for that.

but with that also comes the chance of a thundershower or two. take a look at temps right now. beautiful out there. 64. dew points down to 32 degrees. humidity, very dry air. in fact, there is a definite fire danger in the woodlands. please be very careful with the west/southwest winds at 12. the air is dry. the grass and the leaves that are in the woods are dry. it hasn't rained very much. please be careful. we do have an advisory for possible fire weather problem in the region because it's dry. and tomorrow, it's going to be very windy. barometer, pretty low. it is holding steady. 29.64 inches. right now, we're at 65 in washington. ocean city. probably nice day on the beach. although the water is so cold. 64, easton. 55 down by the patuxent river there. and 61 in elkton. the cool spot, 49 in oakland. it's going to get very windy tomorrow. we talked about that. wind gusts may get over 40 to 50 miles an hour. they have really a strong

chance of getting very strong winds. here, east of the mountains, windy tomorrow, it will be warm, initially. then it's going to get colder later. 64, columbia, baltimore. and 65 in annapolis and kent island. 60 up at westminster. right now, the winds anywhere from 10 to 15 to 20 miles an hour. but they're coming a lot stronger. look how warm it is to the southwest of us. memphis is 79 degrees. now, that warm air will continue to move through the ohio valley tonight and tomorrow. detroit at 40. 37, 37. not super cold. but it's cold enough up here, we'll probably see some snow. denver down to 31. getting snow in the 70s in the southwest. this warm air will move into our region tonight into tomorrow. and then a cold front comes through the area. that's when it gets very windy tomorrow afternoon. and maybe a risk of a shower or thundershowers. cooperate moves through. not a whole lot of rain with it right now. most of it to the northwest of it. the main energy will be passing to the north. maybe a shower or two tonight. although i'm not that impressed. then a risk of a shower or

maybe a thundershower. very windy, turning much cooler tomorrow night, back in the 30s, after being maybe in the low 70s for a little while. so gusty winds tomorrow. gale warning on the bay. the bay temp around 42 degrees. so tonight, kind of breezy. but mild. maybe a shower. 46 for the low. that's our normal high. yes. this is not a misprint. 73 tomorrow. >> tomorrow? >> it will be warm. shower or thunderstorm with it. and then the wind picks up. temperatures start to fall in the late afternoon. down to 30s again tomorrow night. so warming in the afternoon and chilly tomorrow night. >> okay. we'll take it, bob. thank you. well, don't miss tonight's cbs primetime lineup. at 10:00. it's an episode of the mentalist. and the return of one of patrick james' nemsis. -- nemsis? nemesis? >> how do you have more than one nemesis? i don't know. the captain of the sunken

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elementary school in bremerton, washington, is in critical condition after being shot in the abdomen. police say her 9-year-old classmate brought a gun to school in his backpack. and it somehow went off. now, investigators are trying to figure out how the boy got the gun and why he brought it to school. >> conduct an investigation and see what they had to do. >> reporter: the boy was booked into a juvenile detention center and could face numerous charges, including third-degree assault. the school is open today. and crisis counselors are available to talk to students after a terrifying afternoon. >> we heard a boom. and then the person came on and yelled, lock down, three times. >> reporter: 8-year-old aminna coserbon is in the hospital. her family gave a thumbs up, after her surgery, wednesday night. manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> the bremerton school board says it will review safety procedures after seeing the result of the police investigation. dozens of students and

alumni file a lawsuit over a pepper-spraying incident. kai has more on this. >> reporter: the group wants to know why the students were pepper-sprayed. and are calling on better policies to prevent this from happening again. the november demonstration became a rallying image for the occupy movement, after a video showed uc davis officers pepper spraying the stinging alcohol cal into the eyes of students at close range. officers said later, they had felt surrounded and threatened by protestors. the suit seeks unspecified damages and an injunction against the use of excessive forces. >> reporter: uc davis officials declined to comment because they have not seen the lawsuit. an army private defers his league. private bradley manning also chose to defer whether to be tried by a military jury or a judge at his fort meade arraignment today.

he gave wikileaks more than 730,000 documents and video clips. a trial date has not yet been set. world leaders hold an international conference on syria. no one expects the meeting will end the bloodshed there. but as they report, they hope to agree on a plan to bolster opposition forces. >> reporter: the obama administration up until now, has firmly rejected calls to arm the syrian opposition. but spokesman jay carney today opened the door to the possibility. >> if pressure on assad does not work, are we considering arming the opposition? >> i want to be clear that our position is that it is not appropriate now to contribute to the militarization, the further mill militarization of syria. we don't rule out additional measures if the international community waits too long and doesn't act decisively. >> reporter: just last year, the u.s. supported a nato intervention in libya. when we asked why that action is not a model for syria, carne

said u.s. policy is not one size fits all. >> why would we intervene on behalf of the rebels in libya and not help those in syria? >> in libya, as you recall, there was support at the international level, broad support of the unighted nations security council resolution. there was a request from the libyan opposition and libyan people, for direct military intervention. >> reporter: and at the top of the agenda of that very important friends of syria meeting is establishing a cease- fire so they can get in some badly-needed humanitarian aid. they're also going to talk about safe havens for civilians. and they're going to try to organize a very fractured syrian opposition forces. noria o'donnell, cbs news, the white house. >> activists say more than 70 people died yesterday during bombings in homes and other rebel strongholds. well, the captain of the sunken costa concordia cruise liner is in charge.

mary has more on the captain's mounting charges. >> reporter: captain francesco schettino was charged with failing to describe to maritime authorities the scope of the disaster. the captain already faces charges of manslaughter, causing a shipwreck and abandoning ship before all passengers were evacuated. the giant luxury ship hit rocks off the italian coast of giglio last month. he is under surveillance. >> just today, divers discovered an 8th body aboard the wreck. a parkville man is being investigated by police investigators. derek propalis was pulled over. that's when the officer noticed propalis was wearing a virginia state uniform. his car also had a spotlight laptop and siren. after an investigation, it was determined propalis was not a state trooper. he is currently on home detention. a former washington, d.c. police commander said he he

spoke out. burton said he intends to file a whit -- whistle-blower lawsuit. they provided escorts for celebrities. they deny britain's was due to testimony or sheen's. spring is in the air. temperatures seem to send everyone outside today. we found lots of johns hopkins university students opting to study the sun. who wouldn't? taking a live look outside, it feels anything but winter. bob is here with the updated numbers and first warning weather. bob? >> so far, we're averaging 5 1/2 degrees above normal for the entire month. that's very, very significant. right now, way above our normal highs of 47. we're at 64 now. 65 in washington. we did get up to 65 an hour ago. 55 pax river. and 65 ocean city. out in oakland, it's 45 degrees. up in the mountains.

now, tomorrow it's going to be a very windy day. we've got a front that will be coming through the afternoon. maybe a shower. but with that front, very windy conditions to the west of us. high wind watch. winds can gust to maybe 40, 45 miles an hour. and it will be windy here all afternoon and evening into tomorrow night. once again, wind gusts over 35 to 40 miles an hour. tie down those lawn chairs. and there's also an increased fire danger out there. vic? >> okay, bob. thank you. let's check in on the roads there with kristy breslin. definitely getting a lot busier out there. we're starting to see some delays now, on 70 westbound from 29 to marriottsville road. and the beltway continues to back down. traveling on the west side outer loop, heavy from 70 to baltimore national pike. looking 15 minutes to security boulevard. and north side inner loop slows down from york road to perring

parkway. as far as 95 goes brake lights approaching the beltway on the northeast side. and also, east fayette at north gay discreet. let's take a live look. as you can see, things continue to back down. they are moving at this point. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm. thank you, christ -- kristy. using a cell phone during class is usually discouraged. but not in one anne arundel county high school. three students have developed a new app that's getting worldwide attention. writing computer code is something these three seniors at south river high school consider fun. >> it's interesting. it's -- it's something you can't put down. >> reporter: it's in the science, technology, engineering and math class, where their ideas for the shake

to shuffle smart phone application was born. >> we found this is a future that android doesn't have, and iphone does have it. so we thought it would be a good thing to bring over because it's already popular for iphones. >> the app allows users to switch songs on their play list, without pushing a button. >> if you want to switch to the next song, all you do is shake it and there it is. >> reporter: after months of coding and problem solving, the app is now available to the world. and so far, 2,000 people are using it. >> it's awesome. it's something we made ourselves. and everyone else can download it. >> it's been very well received in the android market. and i'm happy that they are so proud of what they've accomplished. >> reporter: the app is free. but the reward for the creators, priceless. >> we're not really planning on making money off the app, but rather using the project for the class and just growing this. >> andrea fujii, wjz eyewitness

news. >> and the app also allows users to offer suggestions on how to improve it. can you believe that? good for them. straight ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. the final seconds before a catastrophic train crash. the death toll rises in argentina. and a reporter doing a live shot inadvertently catches breaking news. the air is warm, skies are blue. and the sun is bright. but it's february. and there are and changes.

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new surveillance video has been released of a train crash in argentinaa. watch this. you can see the train bursting into flames after slamming into a barrier. the impact caused the second car to impale the first car. a total of 15 were killed. more than 500.

officials suspect faulty brakes were to blame for the crash. another accident. this happens as a reporter is live on the air. take a look. >> reporter: when oil and gas prices go up, flight costs go up, too. so we could see fewer people driving. >> the reporter was wrapping up her report and she didn't even flinch. no one was hurt. a houston community is coming together to memorialize susan powell. >> they are raising money to create a bronze statue of powell and her boys. charlie and braden. susan went missing in 2009. many believed her husband, josh powell is responsible. earlier this month, powell killed himself and their two sons when he blew up their home. if all goes as planned, this

will be part of a memorial dedicated on her birthday. shots ring out, outside of a connecticut hospital. we have more on what sparked the violence. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams converge on the hospital for special care, after police say a maintenance worker, 65- year-old victor fired off shots at the supervisor. >> it's a very industrial area. it's certainly not an area where there would be any patient care or any type of medical activity going on there at all. >> reporter: the victims, supervisors lynn traffic and robert berucci are now in serious but stable condition, after being rushed to st. frances. meanwhile, the hospital for

special care went into lockdown. s.w.a.t. teams and several local police forces responding, with guns out, making sure the shooter wasn't still roaming the hospital. for hours, no one was allowed in or out. and with no mobile service in the hospital, it left those on the outside, on pins and needles, wondering if their loved ones were okay. it could be a family member, or friend. this area is not too big. so it could be someone you know. >> reporter: he was apparently upset with his supervisors over a disciplinary issue. he was arrested at his home and charged with first-degree assault. oil giant bp could be pumping up billions of dollars. after a judge finds them responsible. the judge found they violated the government's clean water act. they could be fined a penalty of more than $4 billion. the 2010 gulf oil spill is the

largest oil spill in u.s. history. a would-be robber goes into a drug store to get drugs but instead gets a face of pepper spray. she didn't comply. she blasts him in the face with grizzly bear pepper spray. he runs away. authorities arrested the 24- year-old at the scene. in today's wjz consumer watch, you know the ads that show up on your internet browser and seem to be tailor- made just for you. as alexis christoforous reports, you'll soon be able to get rid of them if you want. >> reporter: sports fanatic amanda grun uses her iphones for instant access to surprise stories and scores. and seez not surprised, she gets basketball ads through her browser. >> everybody has information. what can you do? >> reporter: but the feds say internet users should be able to choose whether they want their personal information collected and sold to advertisers. >> thanks for being here remember. >> reporter: thursday, white house officials announced a

coalition of internet giants have agreed to add a do-not- track button on their web browsers. web providers will still track you but will not send you information to customize their ads. the american civil liberties union says it is a start. >> now they have to take the next step and make it meaningful, by do not track, means you actually won't be tracked. >> reporter: web providers will still collect information about your narcoticking habits and provide research and development. >> it doesn't make me more comfortabla the -- comfortable at all. >> reporter: microsoft followed. google resisted. but the search engine now says it will if the the industry agreement. they have nine months to build do not track buttons into their browsers. nine months to find other ways to appease advertisers. >> ultimately, the aclu wants providers to provide a true do

not track button. but also that congress not make it a voluntary measure but federal law. we'll think twice about grabbing something in your work refrigerator that isn't yours. police set up a camera to catch someone stealing food from their fridge. they found officer yang. he has been given a 30 day suspension and charged with a class a misdemeanor theft. former nba superstar filed a lawsuit against the company called kio don, for using his name and jersey number without his permission. since he became a global basketball star in the 1980s. jordan has been named -- known in china by the name kiodon. mark steines takes us inside "vanity fair's" birthday bash. >> reporter: coming up, inside the "vanity fair" oscar party's past. from brad to george to oprah, we have the candid moments you

have never seen. >> reporter: last year, tom hanks, anne hathaway, robert downey, junior, youngsters selena gomez and taylor southwest made it quite a night. hollywood brings together sher, madonna. and a stoic daniel craig with seinfeld. the tradition began in 1994 with a very young tom and nicole. and there was anna nicole smith, sharing a conversation with director oliver stone and candacebergin. the next year, oprah and steadman made their first "vanity fair" appearance. matt damon's 1998 dates were with mom and oscar, just like his buddy ben affleck. two years later, ben was with gwynneth, while he was with aniston.

also, whitney houston on the set of her final movie. and we have the latest on the death investigation. that and so much more is coming up later on entertainment tonight. >> and that's at 7:30, here on wjz 13. no heart where you'll be this weekend, as long as the weather cooperates, you'll be able to look up in the sky and see a celeste -- celeste ial show. the dazzling encounter will be visible from around the world at twilight. >> oh, boy. well, it's a beautiful afternoon. don't need planets to know that. there are big changes, however, on the way. >> bob has the update,,,,,,,,,,,

some clouds out there. sunshine all day long. beautiful spring-like day. this month has been unbelievable. this winter has been indescribably delicious. still mild out there. 64. very dry air. humidity at 64%. there are clouds, maybe a shower late, late tonight, way after midnight. west/southwest winds at 12. and they'll get stronger tomorrow. barometer holding steady. 45 in oakland.

65, 65. just very pleasant conditions around the entire area. by the water, it is cooler. but right now, rock hall at 64. kent island, annapolis. and d.c. still at 65 degrees. that was their official high today. now, the average high is 47. okay. keep that in mind. 48 was the morning low at the airport. now, there were some upper 30s in some of the colder neighborhoods. but the airport, 48, which is higher than the average high. 78 degrees. the record high today in 1874. and in 1963, the second day in a row. 5 above zero. right now, winds anywhere from 5 to 15 miles an hour. tomorrow, they'll be between 20 and 30, with higher gusts, maybe 40. even some places will see a wind gust to 15 miles an hour. tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. a very strong area of low pressure will pass to the north. it will drag to the frontal system tomorrow afternoon. may kick up a shower or thundershower tomorrow. it's going to be warm.

right now in memphis, it's almost 81 degrees. that warm air is moving in our general direction. this is sort of a warm front. warmer air south of it. this is passing to our northwest. showers tonight. very slim. during the day tomorrow, front approaches with the warm air. windy conditions. it will turn colder, with that front. maybe a shower or thundershower in the afternoon. then it dries out quickly. tomorrow night, much cooler. a cool, windy, but dry weekend. temperatures in the 40s for the weekend after it gets, what? 70 plus tomorrow? gusts to 40. with gale warning on the bay tomorrow. yeah, very windy afternoon. bay temp around 42. so tonight, let's call it mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. breezy, mild. a shower possible. 46 tomorrow. that is not a misprint. 73 degrees tomorrow. >> oh, my gosh. >> windy, warm day. couple of showers. maybe a thundershower, thunderstorm, couple of spots. and clearing out, windy and

cooler, or colder tomorrow night. but still well above normal in the mid-30s. >> okay. >> thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. george huguely, convicted and sentenced in the death of yardly love. i'm adam may. the high reactions in court. reaction from terns -- at,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

coming up next on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. maryland senate put a vote on the same-sex marriage bill. will it pass? and -- what challenges still lie ahead for both sides of the issue? coming up next on wjz, i'll have reaction to george huguely's guilty verdict. from yeardley love's family and friends.

taking on google. why maryland has a problem with the internet giant. i'm derek valcourt, coming up on eyewitness news. >> check in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. george huguely convicted. will he serve decades in prison for murdering a promising college student from maryland? >> the widespread impact of the jury's decision. hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> two families reeling from george huguely's conviction in the murder of cockeysville native yeardley love. wjz has complete coverage of the outcome of the case. jessica karta