of the baltimore, washington area, it's particularly strong over worster, wicomico and summer set county. to the west of berlin, snow hill, moved through salisbury. that's where the activity is. it's very quickly off to the east, and around 60 miles per hour. extremely fast moving storms. stuff over del aware, moving through the region to the east, around the baltimore and dc area, just light rain moving back in. that would be ending in the next hour or two. lot of wind moving with that. look at the advisorys. extreme so you were portions of the region. extreme southern portions of the lower eastern shore and a little bit of lower portions of southern maryland under a watch until 8:00. everybody else, under wind advisorys, high wind warnings through late tonight. wind gusts over 40 to maybe 50 miles an hour. we jumped up to 51, close to 60

ocean city. places in the eastern shore get in to the 70s. 44 oakland. winds picking up west, that's going to show where the front is, 16 and 19, oakland, currently wind gusts up to 29, packs river with thunderstorm activity, wind gust there is in the last hour at 38 miles per hour. things will be clearing out but the main picture will be the winds picking up as strong as 40, maybe 50 miles an hour wind gusts, could cause power outages and branches and trees to come down. for the first time hearing from the jury that convicted george huguely in the murder of yeardley love. jessica kartalija joins us with new insight in to their verdict. >> at least one juror says it was the most difficult thing he has ever had to do. he is confident they did make the right decision. >> i was completely -- her eye was completely swollen shut. >> reporter: juror eian describes a photo of love's

battered face. he says the most difficult part of george's murder trial was seeing love's autopsy photos. >> the truth is, the scar is going to be there my whole life. i never knew yeardley love, but i got to know her best friends, i got to know her family, i got to see parts of her life in photographs. >> reporter: love who grew up in cockeysville was killed in may of 2010. huguely was found guilty of second degree murderer and grand larceny. >> we all did not think that the killing was premeditated. we don't think he went over there with the purpose of killing yeardley love. george's statement was painful. i feel for him. he bears responsibility for what happened. i wish we weren't put in the situation to make that

judgment. i wish it never happened. >> reporter: jury recommends huguely spend 26 years behind bars. >> when we came out with the verdict, both times, i was not afraid to look at george and look at him and i think that's because i was confident that we did was right. >> in recommending a sentence they asked if they thought huguely was a threat to society and agreed there was some feeling as an alcoholic, he might be. >> jessica, thank you. as for the love family, the juror doesn't know if he will contact them. police make second arrest in the road rage attack. denise koch is going to explain the new charges. >> jeffrey furlough is now facing assault charges. it stems from an argument that began at a red light along crane highway. he was stabbed by ross, a

passenger in another car. furlough chased after sud brook's vehicle and both crashed in to a ditch. police say the men got in to a fight. furlough is charged with first and second degree assault for his role in the incident. furlough's wife was in the car and watched everything unfold. she speaks ex-clues wifl the wjz coming up at 6:67:89. a mysterious and abrupt leadership for maryland university. the departure is causing a stir. it's causing an un usual amount of silence. welcome to the university of maryland, university college. >> reporter: susan is considered a national leader in on line higher education. since 2006, she has been

president at umuc, the school claims to be the world's fastest growing virtual campus. given that success, a statement from the university shocked higher education circles, a spokesman writes president susan will be on leave for an un determined period of time. wjz asked if it was voluntary and we were told she was placed on leave but the school wouldn't say why. wjz reached out the a number of members on this school's board, we were repeatedly told no comment and one person told me i'm not talking about that. people talk a lot about giving back. >> reporter: seen in this video, the former chair of the board of visitors, was the only member who agreed to speak briefly with wjz by phone. he said he had limited information about aldridge's departure. >> i'm prod to have you on this campus. >> reporter: according to open

records, aldridge made $300,000 a year. that salary is considerably less than her counter parts at other universities. the school is already appointed an interim president as of right now. adam may, wjz 13, eye witness news. >> we tried to contact a few professors and they had no comment. general assembly pass a same-sex marriage bill and the governor expected to sign it. will marylanders end up voting on it. wj z is live. opponents are taking the steps to bring the legislation to referendum. the governor has not signed the bill in to law as of yet, it's very likely that it's going to end up on the november ballot and because of that, both sides of the same-sex marriage debate are flexing their political and religious muscle.

o'brian denounces same-sex marriages and the archdiocese will engage the members in jove turning the radical legislation. other churches will join the parade. marylanders for marriage equality supporting same-sex marriage will ramp up media blitz. after targeting lawmakers, same sex supporters take the fight the people and appears the people are ready to vote. >> everybody should have an input. >> we feel like they have dope their part. we don't feel like everything is in the government's hands. >> we are entitled to a say. >> it doesn't seem like that the officials are doing what we, the people, want. nobody should judge anybody,

period. who are you to say what someone else should do? >> i feel like our lives are not an american idol contest. i don't think that validation of our family's respectability should be put up to a popular vote. >> reporter: that's the message advocates will be sending during the petition drive. volunteers are signing up to take part in that petition drive, 55 or more than 55,000 vol dated signatures are necessary to put the measure on the ballot. the governor is expected to sign the bill sometime next week. oil spill in new jersey is causing quite a stink in parts of maryland today. harford county 911 officials say they received several calls complaining of a petroleum odor in the area. that source has been connected to a crude oil tank that began leaking yesterday in new

jersey. officials said strong easterly winds carried vapors to maryland and pennsylvania. a close call on the tracks is caught on tape in del aware. two sisters escaped the path of a speeding train with seconds to spare and it's happened to a dozen others including a woman rescued by a college student from baltimore. with only seconds to spare, a driver and passenger, sisters from del aware, escape an on coming train. two sanitation workers happened to drive by and see the car stuck around 4:00 a.m., thursday morning, on the university of del aware campus. the video captured shows the confused driver making a turn onto the tracks, thinking it was the road. her car gets stuck , the wheels spin and the passenger gets out, tries to push the car but the driver doesn't want to heave her vehicle. the two men in the passenger, move away, knowing the train is

approaching but the driver is trying to move her car. >> i walked away and i said i can't leave her. i said get out of this car. stie stepped one foot out, by the time she got the second foot out, the train came within three seconds and wiped the car out. >> it pushed it hundreds of yards down the track leaving it looking like this, a mangled mess. this is just the latest in a series of accidents in this very spot. two years ago, several fraternity members, rescued a 60-year-old woman. >> we stood there, and watched for ten seconds. >> reporter: 15 seconds after getting the woman out of her car , the train barrels in to it. this is the remains of her car. well after thursday's close call, csx is meeting with officials to discuss putting up a fence so drives don't mistakenly turn onto the tracks. it's happened a dozen times.

>> it's frightening video. >> they can figure out a solution, too. >> to the problem. >> still ahead at 5:00, a gas station customer forced to duck for cover in the middle of a police shootout. how he got caught in the cross fire. i'm alex demetrick, indiana jones would be proud of uncle sam. find out why as eye witness news continues. >> the port of baltimore, the people in that tent are responsible for bringing 600 new high paying jobs to baltimore. how they are doing it when eye witness news continues. wild weather, what should we expect for the weekend? bob will have an update if the full weather forecast. mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943.

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didn't take indiana jones to crack the case but what federal agents recovered would have been up his alley sm alex demetrick reports, mayan artifacts returned today to their rightful owner. some go back a thousand years, all fashioned by mayan craftsmen before columbus, and all are going home. >> we are eager to take artifacts to guatemala and provide a glimpse in to the civilization. >> recovered by immigrations and customs agents. 6 were discovered after they were flown. to houston, abandoned when agents started asking questions. other an auction house in boston that cooperated with agents after no import documents were found. today, they made their way to

the guatemala embassy in washington. ed. it was pens and paperwork, not bulls, whips and gun that reunited art and owner. appraised at $20,000, culturally the pieces are invaluable to the culture. they will be displayed for all to see. no arrests in the smuggling cases have been made. investigations are on going. if you are waiting for someone to get home from work. let's check on the roads at traffic control. >> hi, kai jackson. beltway is jam packed. on the north side, 45 minutes,

charles street to 95, the west side inner loop, delays from 95 too security boulevard at least 30 minutes to get through. expect another 30 minutes on the west side outer loop, stevenson to baltimore national pike. 70 eastbound in the red towards the beltway. northbound 95, that's just one long delay. it begins at 395, ends up past white marsh boulevard. as far as accidents go, lock raven at tailor avenue, eastern boulevard at tailor and harford at louise and east 33rd. let's take a look at you can see, there is a look at providence on the beltway. this traffic report is brought by pizza bolies. maryland will welcome one of the world's largest container shipping companies to the port of baltimore.

mike hellgren explains that investment is paying off in the form of jobs and a lot of them. >> a new class of cargo ships will arrive in baltimore, currently many container ships are limited to the size of the panama canal. when an new canal opens, ships with 1 and a half times capacity will set sail. norfolk has the ability for these to dock. the cranes in baltimore, too little. the water depth near the sea wall, too shallow. two years ago, ports of america brokered a deal with the state, it will pay for improvements in return for a 50 year lease. we have invested quarter of a billion dollars. with that kind of money at stake, they needed to get the big boats to come to sea guard. the big boats are on their way. >> we are very happy to have ow

friends here. >> reporter: two shipping companies use the docks with the addition of this german line, three of the five largest shippers in the world will use see gert, that means jobs, jobs jobs. 250 at the port, 600 overall. >> obviously, in the tough economic times, the port has continued to be a shining star. we are excited today. >> reporter: when the ships come, they will be full of these, containers from germany and europe. it means the 30,000 of the containers will be coming to the port of baltimore. the company that runs the port says it's just the beginning. >> we are going to take this port and really make it thrive and prosper. >> it's been 20 years since that german shipping line regularly stopped here. they first shipped cargo across the click to baltimore in 1868.

let's look at the weather. a lot happening around the region this afternoon and tonight. 49, that's about as warm as it has gotten. lot of people are saying, what happened to the 70-degree temperatures? 81 south of dc but never got up to the potomac river. northwest wifnedz, beginning to turn, picking up tonight and getting gusty. we will have the forecast after this. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature

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cool and damp, ocean air, light rain, all the action, the really strong storms, are to the south and east of of us. ocean city, virginia, look at radar. thank you. there you go. look at this up through jersey now, light rain around the baltimore region. all this activity southeast, severe thunderstorm warning in effect for folks over worster and summer set county for the next 15-20 minutes.

storm from snow hill, down to just east of chris field, to the east of ocean city. it's moved offshore, that's good news. a cell popping up between leonardtown and charlotte hall. extreme southern maryland to the east, northeast, from the baltimore area, west, light rain through central maryland, cool, but to the west of us, things quieted down except for the winds beginning to pick up as we speak. look at temperatures in the area, 56 over in washington. just south of dc, in to the 70s. fredericksburg 81 degrees. warm air, made it about the southern suburbs of dc. eastern shore, some spots got in to the low 70s. it couldn't bust that really cool damp ocean air that came in last night. we have fog around the region. 44 oakland. 55 cumberland. 60 in ocean city. that's warm air, helping to fuel the thunderstorms very unstable air. our area mass around here

stable, ocean air, not conducive to thunderstorms but conducive to the light rain that we are see nog. winds beginning to turn the, out to the west, 16, 19, lot stronger, particularly around 2000 feet, winds could get over 50 miles per hour. we could see wind gusts 40-45 miles per hour tonight. we have the advisorys for winds until midnight. southern portion of the region, tornados watch until 8:00. extreme southern portions of the area until 8:00 tonight. to the north this afternoon, snow, colder air this colder air is going to filter in to the region tonight. down in the upper 30s. cooler than it's been in the last if you are or fife days. thunderstorms from the carolinas through virginia. light scattered shower activity, lake effect snow with

the effecting gourd county. west winds in the bay, gusting to 45 knots, tomorrow, during the morning, early afternoon hours, there is a gail warning tonight. tonight, showers for a little while. clearing, windy, winds picking up after 8:00 or 9:00. 39 by morning. upper 40s to 50 degrees tomorrow. partly sunny, windy, and much drier than today. still ahead, no relief in sight, postal service moves ahead with cuts. how this will impact you. a police impersonator arrested in baltimore county, we learned this isn't the first time he has been caught with police gear. coming up, more on his rap sheet and reaction with those who knew him. i'm ron matz, railroad is having a birthday, you are

invited the the party this weekend here at the museum. the story coming up here on wjz. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

49 degrees, light rain, good evening, thank you for staying with wjz 13 eye witness news, here are the stories people are talking awithout. a man is charged with

impersonating a police officer in baltimore county. this isn't the first time he has been arrested. monique griego has more information. >> reporter: the first time he was arrested was all the way back in 1998. that is when police found weapons, police uniforms and drugs stashed in his basement. 59-year-old derrick isn't a cop but police say he likes to act like one. back in january, an officer pulled him over for speeding in this phony police car and says he was wearing a police uniform. >> the man gets out wearing a virginia state trooper uniform. the car is equipped lights and sirens. >> reporter: this isn't the first time he was caught with cop gear. this is video of him in 1998, after baltimore city police found an arsenal of weapons stashed in his basement along with knives, vests and a bag of marijuana. >> i knew when they raided it. i didn't know what they found. >> reporter: bill lives down

from the new home on garnet road in parkville. when county authorities raided this house, they found patches for baltimore city, county, maryland state and virginia state police along with police uniforms and equipment. one neighbor defended him saying they knew he liked to dress up like a cop but considered it a quirky habit and didn't think he was doing anything illegal. >> you don't go out in a costume, it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: police believe he may have been doing more than just playing dress up. >> if he indicated he is a police officer, we would like to know about. that we tried to speak with him earlier this afternoon, someone at the house declined to comment. >> thank you. he is on home detention without bond. police in arundel are investigating a robbery at the westfield annapolis mall. it happened in the red parking garage area.

police say a man and a woman were approached by 3 suspects, one of them pushed the man to the ground and took his laptop computer. police say the suspect fled in a stolen black bmw with washington dc plates. a man filling up at a gas station is forced to duck for cover during a dramatic shootout in california. vick is in the newsroom. >> police chased a suspect through hollywood , the suspect was surrounded at busy gas station when this happened. police fired multiple shots in to the vehicle, killing the suspect. a man was out of his car getting gas. he hid behind the vehicle as bullets came within feet of his head. he was able to crawl away and run to safety. police opened fire because the suspect was sporing a gun at people inside the convenience store. that suspect was wanted for stealing two vehicles during

the day. police lay out their case against a student accused of spying on his roommate with a web cam. the roommate killed himself. manuel gallegus reports for wjz from new jersey. ravi faces 15 charges including a hate crime related to the suicide of his gay college roommate, tyler clementi. the prosecutor told jurors vavry wanted to victimize him and rob him of his dignity when he used a web cam to spy on him. >> the acts were not a prank. they were not an accident. they were not a mistake. these acts were purposeful. they were intentional. they were planned. >> ravi sent a message to a high school friends telling him about the sexual encounter. he was the first witness and read the message in court.

two days later clementi asked ravi if he could have the room to himself. ravi invited friends to watch on his web cam, what he expected to be another sexual encounter. clementi knew what his roommate was up to and disabled the camera and jumped from the george washington bridge. prosecutors offered ravi a plea deal to avoid a trial and jail time. he rejected it insisting he didn't commit crimes. his parents as the defense stressed ravry vu's ravi was just 18 and just a boy. ravi's attorney said the image with the other man lasted a few seconds and only a few people saw it. if convicted ravi faces ten years in prison. >> the fbi subpoenas records in

connection with the sex abuse case against jerry sandusky, u.s. attorney is requesting information involving the former assistant football coach and other officials. sandusky is accused of molesting 15 boys. the university says it will co- op raivment he could stand trial in may. suspicious white powder causes chaos at the u.s. capital. police determined it was hamless. the latest incident comes after three u.s. senators received letters containing a powdery substance. home land security says the substance found was corn starch. they are working on tracking down where the letters originated. the gop candidates battling for michigan are trying to sell plans to voters. the economy isn't the only factor voters are concerned about. >> reporter: mitt romney says if he is elected president,

every american would get a tax cut. even the most wealthy. >> this kind of tax cut encourages small business to hire, to raise wages and small businesses what pulse us out of recessions and gets the economy going again. romney laid out the tax plan to the detroit economic club. for a win tuesday, he is trying to keep focus on his signature issue, the economy. he is making no apologies for not supporting the auto industry bailout. we should get the government out of general motors, so that the future of that company is determined by the demands of the marketplace, not by the preferences of bureaucrats in washington. romney has a hometown advantage in michigan, so far it has not helped him break away from his chief rival, rick santorum. santorum is making end roads with valued voters like cathy keller. the recession hit keller's family hard, her husband, tom, was laid off from his job

making auto parts when the company sent his position to china. the couple and two kids, had to go on food stamps. >> we weren't able to make our house payment. we were fer closed on. -- foreclosed on. >> the family has been able to get back on its feet and santorum social values won keller over. daniel gnat notingham, wjz 13 eye witness news. newt gingrich and rick santorum's would produce trillion dollars deaf sits. u.s. postal service slashing 35,000 jobs with no financial relief in sight, postal officials will close more than 260 mail processing centers, mail processing centers excuse me around the nation. this slows the delivery of first class mail.

mail volume declined as people skiffed to the internet in -- switched to the internet. news from the ravens and more in indianapolis at the combine. coverage of the high school sports championship action and you can now wow your dinner guests with tips for fancy place settings from local interior designers and restaurant owners. read the baltimore sun and remember to lack for r the updated forecast from the first warning weather team. a landmark is celebrating a birthday this weekend , the b and o railroad is turning 185 years old. as ron matz reports a celebration is on tap. >> reporter: baltimore is the birthplace of american railroading, b and o's 185th birthday is a time to celebrate. >> as a special added feature, we will run train rides on the hour and on sunday we are offing half price admission in

honor of the b and o's birthday. this weekend, take the train and stop here, the mount claire museum house. get off towards the house, which is a 1750s house, come on back, get on the train, come back and see the b and o again. >> they broke grounds on the 4th of july. >> civic clubs were involved. at a time when baltimore had 70,000 people living here, they had 70,000 people come out for the parade. >> costing $30 million, in damage. >> one of the best things about the damage, is that the museum has come out stronger, a better collection, we have a restoration facility to care for the equipment now and really kind of like the phoenix out of the ashes, we have made a huge turn around and it's made us what we are today. ron matz, wjz 13 eye witness news. >> for information about this weekend's birthday celebration at the b and o, log on to

wjz.com, it is the best place to bring your kids in the winter to run them around. >> one of the treasures i have taken my daughter there and she loves it. it's a great place to go. engines are phenomenal. still ahead on eye witness news, growing unrest, new fallout over the muslim book at an american military base. doctors replace a heart valve without major surgery. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

here comes redding up the middle. corey has been at with the ravens for two years, but made a name for himself, he was asked to be a guest speaker at

the chamber of commerce charter night. >> it's not about what i do at the end of the day. it's about i helped someone, along the way, be better. >> the theme, get in the game, focus on the importance of team work. a strategy redding lives by as he tries to help communities. >> lot goes unnoticed because i don't like a lot of media attention. i feel like it's more meaningful to me in the dark than it is in the light. >> reporter: redding spends a lot of time with his foundation, supporting quality educations and social programs for those at risk. i'm andrea fujii, wjz 13, eye witness news. >> redding is an un restricted free agents. tornado watch for maryland. there are concerns about high winds tonight. can we expect any improvements this weekend? bob turk has a look at what too expect over the next five days. >> i have thunderstorm activity extreme southern portions of

lower eastern shore, south of salisbury. tomorrow, big change after today, clouds, from time to time, 39 up to 50. back in the 40s, back in the 20s tomorrow night. temperatures not that bad. chilly on sundays, normal, but warming up again on monday and tuesday and a chance of showers back on wednesday. it's time for your energy saver, if you have a fireplace, close the flew damper. the use can draw heat out of the home unless you have glass doors on the insert to lock it in. for information on how to become an energy saver, go to wjz.com, scroll down the right hand side of the page and click on the special section. protests continue over the burning of the muslim holy book at an american base in afghanistan. afghanistan leaders are urging calm but the unrest is growing.

>> reporter: protesters torched this nato convoy post as demonstrations raged across afghanistan. it's been the most violent day so far as outrage spreads over the burning of korans at a american base. the muslim book. despite a written apology from president obama, the protests show no sign of easing. 20 have been killed. including two u.s. soldiers. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, made a special trip to the operating base where an afghanistan soldier turned his gun on american troops. general john allen offered condolences and urged restraint. u.s. officials promised a full investigation in to the koran burning incident and say they are confident the fallout won't

have a lasting impact on the mission there. >> we will work through the difficult circumstances and remain on track to making progress on the goals there. >> reporter: the up tick in violence is concerning the u.s. and nato allies, they are working to withdrawal troops by the end of 2014. the white house says it's gratified that afghanistan president, karzai called for calm pending the outcome of an investigation but has done little to quelch the unrest. military officials ordered new training on the handling of religious materials for nay to personnel in afghanistan. s claycalating violence in syria is sparking outrage. hundreds of protesters tried to storm a conference of foreign leaders. representatives were there including secretary of state,

hilary clinton, calling for a series fire to allow aid in to syria. thousands died in the uprising that began a year ago. 9 year-old boy accused of shooting a classmate appears in court in washington state. the hearing comes a day after a gun went off in the boy's backpack. his father says his son got the gun while visiting his mother. police aren't saying where the weapon came from. more craziness over release of a shoe at mall in florida. police in riot gear had to break up an angry crowd hoping to buy the new nike sneaker. the store decided to cancel the midnight sale of nike's galaxy shoe. officials had to collie to clear out hundreds of people. doctors can successfully replace a heart valve without

surgery. surgeons can use a catheter the to maneuver a valve through a leg vain to the heart. doctors completed the procedure on a woman in new york, catheters can be a safer option for some. recovery is easier. check in with eye witness news at 6:00 for stories coming up. denise is stand big with a preview for us. violent highway confrontation. a second man is now arrested for a disturbing road rage incident in arundel county. wjz speaks with the wife of this man, what she says happened and. >> copper craze, it's prices skyrocketed and some will stop at nothing to take it. i'm mike hellgren, how thees are getting away with this precious metal. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

ravens headed in to the off

season say they had didn't know the future of reed. mark viviano joins us with the latest. ed reed played 10 seasons for the ravens and told the team he is planning on year number 11. ravens announced reed's intentions at the nfl combine in indianapolis. the pro safety has prompted retirement for 3 years now. he has been dogged by nagging neck and shoulder injurieses he did complete this past season without missing a start. reed met with coach john harbaugh and said he is getting ready to play in 2012. reed turns 34 years old this coming season and has one year remaining on his current contract. updating the status of another long time baltimore star, orioles brian roberts with teammates today for the fist full squad spring training workout in sarasota. roberts attempts to return to action after missing most of the past two seasons with concussion symptoms and talks about his progress on spring

training report. >> everyday that goes by you are more encouraged. we certainly had rough patches. everyday is a new day. everyday we are taking a step forward at this point. roberts will consult with trainers and doctors everyday towards a goal of feeling well enough to playing well in a preseason game and play in the regular season. more on both the o's and ravens coming up next and more on the basketball team playing tomorrow. brutal snowstorm in illinois turns deadly as a 6- vehicle cash kills two people. it happened on the expressway in chicago two. tractor trailers, a bus with nine passengers, two cars and a mini van involved. police say one of the trucks lost control triggering a chain reaction. a man and a woman in the mini van were killed.

four others suffered nonlife threatening injuries. a nasty kra sh in texas is caught on traffic camera. it happened on the dallas north tollway. the 18 wheeler crossed three lanes of traffic pushing an suv through the concrete barrier. it flipped over and landed on another car. investigators believe speed was a factor, the man in the car was taken to the hospital. the car that was crushed. dozens of apartments are destroyed after a fire ripped through a kansas building. this is outside of kansas city. official says the building housed 30 apartments. luckily, no one was hurt. there is no word on how it started. still to come on wjz's eye witness news -- wjz exclusive, i'm mike hellgren, her husband was stabbed during a bold and violent road rage attack.

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road rage new charges. a new arrest and exclues i have been interview with one person who saw it all. >> one of maryland's largest universities loses its president. the mystery behind this coming up.

>> it was like loud. her eye was completely swollen shut. you couldn't open it at all. >> in his own words for the first time, hear from one of the jurors who convicted of murdering beyond a reasonable doubtly love. >> these stories and all today's breaking news. >> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >> this is wjz tv, wjzhd and wjz.com, baltimore. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now, it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> hello. >> here's what people are talking about tonight. >> a wild day of weather. a tornado watch is in affect and some gusty winds are