days after the scathing misconduct indictment against county executive john leopold. some citizens are fed up too after the state prosecutors lured allegations that leopold security detail was driving him to sexual encounters and keeping tabs op his lovers and political opponents. >> i'm losing faith in our elect odd officials time and time again. not just an elected official but grown adult man, person, needs to have acode of behavior, that doesn't include having sex in a parking lot. >> reporter: leopold appearsen phased, his office sent wjz a picture of him, business as usual. leopold told us chief ray and tier, done an excellent job of maintaining public safety despite fiscal challenges and they will continue to do so with the understandsing that the county must live within its means. the county executive does have his supporters. >> he should be given his day

in court. >> he is a failed leader of arundel county. >> he doesn't have the moral authority any longer to do his job. >> mr. leopold says he has no intention of stepping down. >> legal experts tell us at best fighting an indictment like this is time consuming and distracting. there is precedent for staying on the job. sheila dixson did so. mike hellgren, wjz 13, eye witness news. leopold is scheduled to be in court for an arraignment this month. >> a newborn baby is discovered dead in the trunk of a car. denise koch is live with the latesten the investigation. >> the gruesome discovery was made at a mobile home park. the car had been parked in front of a trailer home on

halloween point road. the residents includes twins and a boy. a resident of the trailer had allowed the car to be used by someone else several weeks ago. it is not clear how the baby died, autopsy is conducted by maryland's medical examiner. no arrests have been made in the case. baltimore gun distribution ring is busted up. federal and local authorities charged three people following a raid. wjz is live, weijia jiang has more on what the arrests mean. >> reporter: detectives say it was one man arrested on a hands gun charge in january, that led them to the dangerous operation. now they are aggressively looking for others. a massive gun distribution ring, busted in baltimore city. >> this this individual was responsible for putting weapons on the streets. we have him in custody. >> reporter: 34-year-old keith james, 24-year-old jessica and

34-year-old ronald face a federal indictment. on thursday, police raided four homes and a storage facility linked to the trio. a woman living on the same block as one of the houses is relieved, though not surprised. >> i think in any part of town, you got the money, if you got the money, you can get the right connection, it's a number's game. >> reporter: investigators seized 16 weapons and ammunition. two ounces of raw heroin, $8000 in cash, and bullet proof vests. on the street it would have brought in 30 grand. police have not confirm where the guns came from but many are smuggled in. the investigation started after the commissioner sat down with wjz for an in depth interview to talk about what he calls the root of crime. >> a preview of the tactics used in the case. >> our strategy on gun enforcement is break apart the

networks and supply chains that are the fuel to the violence in our city. >> reporter: the raids are part of a new initiative to get firearms off of the streets through the weekend officers are going after similar rings. >> if you can't find who is giving out the guns , there is no way it's going to go away. >> reporter: the campaign to seize guns is city wide, police have not released details as you can imagine, much of the work is undercover. weijia jiang, wjz 13, eye witness news. federal authorities maybe expanding the gun ring investigation beyond maryland's borders. a former prince georges county council member is headed to prison. leslie johnson will serve 1 and a day sentence behind bars today. she was convict of obstructing investigation in to a corruption scheme involving her husband , jack johnson. he began serving his 7 year sentence last month. there are now two types of

people in america today. those who have seen the cony 2012 video and those who haven't. it's the most vile video ever, ever, and it's all in name of stopping an african war lord. film maker jason russel posted the video on youtube four days ago. it is now viewed more than 56 million times. >> it's only purpose is to stop the rebel group, lra and their leader. >> reporter: cony is accused of kidnapping 30,000 children mainly in uganda, russel and charity invisible children are on a mission because of a promise he made to a 12-year- old boy whose brother was killed. they posted the video on youtube and hand picked 20 celebritys to spread the word and it worked. >> the strategy is brilliant. it hope it can be used for other human rights violations

that go unnoticed. >> reporter: some are questioning america's attention span and whether this viral video is a passing fad. invisible children is criticized for the money it spends on marketing instead of aid towards africa. the group has been successful, 100 special forces are on the ground right now going after joseph cony. that along with the attention of millions of young people in america, will make a difference. >> now having civil eyes, this will have a big impact. justice will be done. >> the technology that's brought our planet together is allowing us to responds to the problems of our friends. >> the group says it's trying to make joseph cony famous because people have to know him to know what he has done and

urging supporters to blanket posters on april 20th. fantastic friday outside, let's look, the sun is shining on another stay of spring like temperatures. spring isn't officially here yet. our change is on tap for the weekend. wjz is live, bob turk has your answers in forecast. >> it's bright and sunny, cooler than yesterday. up to 74 this afternoon. we were in the mid-50s. 53, little bit cooler, 56 washington. coolest spot 37 oakland, 50 ocean city. one thing you must do this weekend. the weather will be nice, chilly, but late saturday night, or 2:00 a.m. sundays, turn your clock ahead, daylight savings time begins this weekend. don't forget to set your clock ahead one hour. breaking news right now in baltimore county, sky chopper 13 over the scene of an accident captain mike perry has more for us what is going on?

>> little embarrassing and causing problems along the outer loop. this is in the landsdowne area of baltimore county, hammonds ferry road and the beltway, apparently a driver was confused whether she wanted to get off or stay on the beltway expended up taking the -- and ended up taking the middle route and hit a static sign, that sign fell on top of the car. they are awaiting state highway to hewoman was not significantl injured but causing rubber necking on the outer loop in the landsdowne area. expect delays. the employment picture continues to brighten. the government reports employers threw open the doors in february adding strength to the economic recovery. allison reports for wjz , the job numbers could bring new hope to ton employed.

>> reporter: the job fair waited for hours in the winter chill. >> i'm looking to do sales. >> reporter: many out of work for months. some for years. >> anything will do. >> reporter: the tide is slowly turning. employers are on a hiring spree adding 227,000 jobs in february. the unemployment rate stayed at 8.3% as workers who had given up hope started searching for jobs again. the positive trend could help president obama's reelection campaign. visiting a manufacturing in virginia, he said the economy is getting stronger. >> our job now, is to keep this economic engine churning. we can't go back the same policies that got us in to this mess. >> wall street liked the job numbers too when americans are working, they spend more money, which powers the economy. >> the number being positive on the surface , the market will take any positive data point. >> hiring last month was broad based from manufactureing to

health care to food services. inside the job fair, employers are look for candidates with a drive to succeed. >> looking someone in the eye and feeling that yes they are looking for responsibilities, yes committed to pushing themselves further. >> reporter: nearly 13 million americans are still looking for work, with february's surge, the country has seen three of the strongest months of job growth since the recession. >> labor department revised figures showing 61,000 more jobs than originally reported. a rare visitor is causing a stir at the harbor, a winter harp seal is swimming around baltimore county. the national aquarium's mammal coordinator took these shots in edgemere, the seal usually swims along the east coast, rarely swimming as far south as

the chesapeake bay. it's got to do with the warm waters or warm something. >> can we call him samuel? >> sammy the seal. still ahead at 5:00, a gunman opens fire on a pennsylvania campus. what we are learning about the shooter and how police saved dozens of lives. a mother is kill, her family in mourning as police search for those responsible. ,,,,

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making medical marijuana legal. big names pushing for a bill in the house. pat warren has the latest on the debate. >> reporter: that's right. this could be another heart breaker for supporters of medical marijuana, that's because this time it's the state and not the patients afraid of breaking the law. instead of looking forward to the future, 21-year-old philip wagner is fighting for it. last area diagnosed with stage four neuro neuroblastoma, he found himself in court for using marijuana to help him eat. >> it was a traffic stop. i was on my way home from a friend's house and pulled over and there was marijuana in the car. i wasn't under the influence, i was trying to get home. >> reporter: williams returns to the general assembly to try

to leaguize medical marijuana. >> my family is here. my relatives are here, my mom is here, she is in the hospital right this minute. this is an issue that bothers me because this could be help mig mother. >> a task force proposed two proposals. the feds may step in and have o'malley backing off and the health department backing off with him. >> the bottom line is that the governor and i are very concerned about the shifting federal legal landscape. we are not comfortable with legislation that would put state employees potentially at risk. >> lawmakers still have the option of moving the bill through and passing at both houses but a spokesperson for the governor says at this point

he is likely to veto it. 16 states and the district of columbia have some sort of medical marijuana law. if you are waiting for somebody to get home from work, thets let's check in on the roads. -- let's check in on the roads. >> hi, everyone. what a mess. if you are traveling on the harrisburg expressway in the northbound direction, delays there, heavy delays from the beltway to pedonia, topside, that delay stretches from the jones falls around to 95, it will take you at least 25 minutes to get through. as far as the west side inner loop goes, 25 minutes there from 95 over to security boulevard. 70 eastbound, heavy as you make your way towards the beltway. northbound 95, stop and go from eastern avenue past the beltway. captain mike showed you a shot of this earlier on the outer loop, accident at hammonds ferry road, a car in to the exit sign there, accidents

reisterstown. also west north after near 83. let's take a live look, slow traffic there on the west side of baltimore national pike. same situation, heavy there from 29, over the marriottsville on 70. traffic as well heavy on the beltway, west of york road. sometimes it takes a little help to cross the finish line in a race. that's what students will get when they race this weekend. as gigi barnett reports it isn't the first time students teamed up with athletes to win. >> reporter: at the bare school in west baltimore, it's easy to root for the runners and forget about the wheelchairs along the wall. that's what teachers want, it's about crossing the finish line, so much so that students plan

to run in another race this weekend , the shamrock 5k. it's fun to be out there, to be a part of it. >> reporter: through the help of athletes serving athletes. david started the group six years ago, since then, he is partnered with several schools for special needs students to get them racing. it takes work to get james across the finish line. >> reporter: one is 13-year-old james banks. they began racing five years ago, so far they have run 5 marathons and a half dozen triathlons together and on sunday, they will run again in the shamrock. >> how excited are you? >> these opportunities would not be accessible to them without athletes serving athletes. >> reporter: amanda is james' teacher and races with students too. >> it helps them become confident and independent and excited to be around people. >> reporter: five students will compete in the shamrock race. the training began weeks ago

and it's tough, not just for the abled body athlete. >> when you go over the finish line, what does it feel like? >> good. >> reporter: in baltimore, i'm gigi barnett, wjz 13, eye witness news. >> what great idea. athletes serving athletes has several races coming up. if you would like to run, there is a list on our website at wjz.com. great concept, great idea. we have chilly weather tomorrow. warm up on the way. northwest winds down to 18. humidity is low. barometer on the way back up. look at the weekend right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

still above average, we had so few days, normal this march or this winter, when you get a

cool afternoon it feels cool. it was above average again. look at temperatures, 53 now with a lot of sunshine around the region. thank you. there you go. 47 ocean city. a chilly 37 out of oakland. down in the mid to low 20s. upper 20s to low 30s by morning. if you are heading out late, take the winter coat. it's dry air, 23, dew point is dry, low humidity right now, locally, upper 40s to the north, mid-50s by the bay. annapoliss kent island, dc, by the river, at 56 degrees. rock hall, bay at 51. now the winds are beginning to slow down a little bit to the south. from baltimore north and west, 15-20, 24 miles per hour and with the dry air and breezes there is an enhanced danger. brush fires can easily start with these kinds of conditions. we don't want that happening.

here is the front that came through. 1/100 of an inchch that's it to. the north and west, heavier showers, to the south of us, that's where most of the activity ended up. we didn't get much out of this at all. chilly enough for snow showers across the great lake, northern pennsylvania, new york state, maybe the last batch of snow showers for this late winter, early spring. the lakes are rather warm. coming across the lakes, chilly enough, snow activity as you can see. clearing out nicely, cleared day tomorrow. tomorrow, as high pressure moves in, cooler than today. winds back to the northwest, on the back of, that the high moves off, the winds go back to the southwest, big warm up again, on sunday and next week, again way above normal, 60s, to the mid-70s by the middle of next week. i'm not kidding. gusty winds in the bay. as high as 25 knots.

small craft advisory tomorrow. temperature around 45 degrees. tonight, clear and chilly. 32 by morning. tomorrow, sunshine all day long. a little chilly, high of 48. couple of degrees below average and the warm up begins on sunday. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

beautiful sunset in baltimore tonight. thank you for staying with wjz eye witness news, here are the stories people are talking about tonight. a young mother is killed in a

crash. police are looking for the driver or drivers responsible. >> reporter: days after his wife is killed, martinez is pleading for the public's help to find the person or people responsible. >> i beg you, i beg you to please cooperate and help the police department. >> reporter: be 1-year-old garcia, a resident and moe of three children, was killed wednesday. according to police, two cars were rising in racing. witnesses stated that the darker four door sedan, may have been trying to catch up to a green and white mini cooper, also on the roadway at the same

time. >> reporter: garcia was pronounced dead at a hospital. her husband said she got her license two years ago, a careful driver, wonderful wife and loving mother. >> i need to get information. montgomery police are asking anyone with information about the accident to call them at 301-840-2435. a pit bull terrier and recovering from severe fighting wounds in arundel county. she was discovered a week ago. princess had to be treated for bite wounds and a gaping wounds under her armpit, she is recovering. if you have information, call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7- lockup. a washington dc teacher is fired after allegedly taping a blind student to his chair. the alleged incident happened during a after school tutoring

program at the blow ship junior academy. christian washington says the teacher wrapped the tape around him several times around his chest and legs after he got out- his chair twice, his mother is outraged. >> his rights were violated, it's against the law. if you are not a police officer, you have no right to restrain anyone. >> washington filed a complaint with dc place, the department is investigating. psychiatric clinic opened with extra security after yesterday's deadly shooting. vic carter has the latest efforts to identify the gunman. >> he didn't have identification, finger prints revealed no matches he was identified as a 30 year old who lived in pittsburgh. he had two semi automatic

handguns and carrying two bags of unidentified pills. he wounded 7 and died in an ex change with gunfire. all of the turviving victims are expected to recover. police say they don't have a motive yet for the shooting. rutger's student accused of spying on roommates sexual encounters. his roommate clementi committed suside after the spying in 2010. family friends testified today that ravi never expressed antigay views to them. january's italian cruise ship accident has take an major toll on the carnival corporation's bottom line. the owners of the costa concordia reported a net loss of $139 million in the first fiscal quarter of this year. the ship capsized off of the italian coast killing 25 people, the captain remains

under house arrest. he is accused of manslaughter and causing a ship wreck. presidential hopefuls are busy pushing economic plans and taking aims at president obama's policies. they've campaigning ahead of saturday's caucuses in next week's two southern primaries. >> mitt romney trying to get southern voters to warm up to him. >> governor said i had to say it right. morning, ya'll. >> reporter: campaigning in jackson, mississippi, romney worked to sell himself as the candidate who can beat president obama. newt gingrich is at's in the at ease in the south.

that message could be working, newt gingrich is on top of a new mississippi poll but rival rick santorum is making a play for the same voters. santorum is hoping to convince southern republicans especially evangelicals that a vote for him tuesday would narrow the race. >> we go out and start winning elections and get this race down to two and win election after election, we are going to be the nominee? as the republicans battle it out, president obama swarms through a key battlegrounds state. he pitched 1 bldz plan to bring back jobs that have gone overseas and headed for texas for a pair of campaign fundraisers. daniel notingham, wjz eye witness news. the congressman from texas who is in this race, ron paul sx campaigning in kansas today. he is jet to win a contest states give him the best chance

to pick up delegates. breaking news in east baltimore, sky chopper 13 over the scene of a bus accident. >> reporter: westbound fayette, west of hiland avenue in east baltimore, two vehicle collision involving an mta bus and a car, the car was coming out of the gas station and collided with the bus. it is not determined how many people on the bus are injured. there are several people injured inside the car, it is paramedics are on the scene. hiland avenue, westbound or correction, westbound fayette street, west of hiland avenue is closed as the city fire department and police department continue their investigation in to that evacuation of victims. frustrations for early tax filers the governor says there will be a delay in getting your refunds. glitches in the computer system

is causing the problem. payments maybe delayed for weeks. the system was changed over to better combat identity theft and other fraud. in health watch, if you spend your day doing physical activities over and over again, whether lifting baby our traveling for work, you might consider yourself functional fitness. >> reporter: manuel gallegus reports. >> reporter: melissa is a writer who spends hours hunched over a desk each day and left her feeling weak in her upper body. >> when i pushed the door, there was a stranger behind me trying to help me. >> reporter: she is using functional fitness to strengthen the muscles she has been neglect. >> we want to do pulling activity, opening up the chest,

working on retraction. >> reporter: the trainer says functional fitness is a tailored workout, designed to proper train the muscles we use everyday. works with your own body weight and repetition, not with heavy dumbbells and machines. whether you spend your days pounding the pavement or climbing the stairs for work or carrying a baby, functional fitness is about training your body to handle real life situations to avoid injury. >> you are going to move efficiently and be able to control your body better. >> reporter: after 8 months of training melissa feels stronger. find carrying groceries easier. >> reporter: and her writing has improved. manuel gallegus, wjz, eye witness news. >> the techniques use movements that provide balancing your body weight designed to make everyday tasks easier. changes are coming to the way some of your favorite colas are made. pepsi and coca-cola are using a different process to produce the caramel coloring used in

the sodas. studies found carcinogens in the drinks. a new california law would have required a warning label on the cans. the fda says commerce faced no health risks under the old formula. time for a quick look at some of the stories you will find in the edition of the baltimore sun, profile of the eastern district police commander whose territory and staff has been at the center of tragedy and tragedy in darly park. more of arundel woman awarded a quarter of a million dollars in a bedbug lawsuit. full coverage of the state high school basketball championships. these stories and more, read the baltimore sun and remember to look for the updated forecast from first warning weather team. the newest editions to the maryland zoo in baltimore, they are as cute as can be. ron matz has first look at jack and nutmeg and their many friends. >> reporter: it's a happy march of the penguins on rock island.

jack and nutmeg just joined the family. penguins born 2.5 months ago at the maryland zoo in baltimore, they grow up fast because they have to. >> from the time they hatch out of their egg to the time they are 3 months old, they are considered fully grown and leave their parents. >> reporter: classic black and white coloring will appear next spring, they love microphones and everyday is an adventure. >> it's hard to have a bad day around them. they are always doing something funny to amuse you. it's great to have a hand in helping to propagate endangered species it's very rewarding. >> reporter: they have 52 penguins, some made friends with the newest members of the family. >> we will bring some of the juveniles in which are friendlier, once they get use to the juveniles we will bring the nicer adults in. >> reporter: they joined two other penguins born in

november. >> we don't hatch out in summer months because chicks are subject to malaria. we will start up again when it gets cooler in october. >> reporter: cool and unpredictable. ron matz, wjz, eye witness news. >> ron has a friend. jack was hatched on december 21st, his sister hatched on christmas day. each weighs about 8 pounds. they are cute. i like how they walk. >> you have to like the penguins. >> that's a true statement. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's going to be chilly tonight if you are heading out, temperatures in to the 30s later on. tomorrow morning chilly but sunny all day long. eventually, probably getting up to 46, 47, 48 degrees, again tomorrow night, back in the 30s, big warm up by sunday, up to 62 with sunshine, 65 or better on monday. maybe 70 on tuesday. maybe a sprinkle or a shower as it gets warmer, 72s it could get to 74 or 75 by next wednesday again, spring has arrived. daylight savings time can help you become an energy saver. use less electricity because we are home fewer hours on the spring and summer. most people plan extra activity in the daylight hours. we don't turn on the appliances and lights.

go to wjz.com scroll down on the right hand side of the page and click on our special section. giant solar storm creates a dazzling display if minnesota. it's a time lapsed video of northern lights in st. cloud. see the sun kicking out flairs, expertses predicted it would conduct disruption in gps and grid systems but no technology was interrupted. ga pap will remember thousands of -- japan will remember thousands of victims who lost their lives in the powerful tsunami. survivors are still struggling to rebuild. >> reporter: those who lived through it will never forget it. the moment an un stoppable tsunami slammed in to the city. they say they taught it was the end of the world. stranded on the second familiar of their home, they watched the giant waves come in.

their story made front page news. they lost 8 family members and now live in temporary housing. in one year they returned once to recover this moil from the ruins. -- memorial from the ruins. she says in japanese culture, the tribute to the family's ancestors is the heart and soul of the home. the government designated dozens of destroyed villages of tsunami risk areas. no rebuilding will be allowed. the disaster caused the meltdown, triggering the worst crisis in 25 years. at the height of the fukushima disaster, they worried they would have to evacuate. emergency drills are underway across the capitol as japan prepares to mark the fist anniversary of the quake, which killed 20,000 people. even though they have no mace

to return to, they sing the japanese song, meaning my dream is to go back home. memorials will take place across japan on sunday. they will send land teres to sea to represent victims who died. take a look at this amazing video. the pilot reports the landing gear wasn't working and circled the area in johns town for an hour to burn off fuel and luckily made a safe belly landing onto the runway. two passengers on board were hurt. it's not clear what caused the gear to malfunction. crews discover a hiker who went missing a month ago in new mexico. margaret page was found barely arrive in the woods with her cat. officials believe she went hiking in february, and was stranded in the canyon for the

past 3 weeks with very little food. she was simply lost. crews say when they found page, she lost one-third of her body weight, she is now recovering in the hospital. two children believed to be living alone in an appan donned school bus are in custody with child protective services. a mail carrier found the children alone. the parents were sent to prison after convicted of embezzling a hurricane recovery loan. officials found the children live alone in filthy conditions. their mother is speaking out. >> there is a big screen tv on the wall and a computer on the desk. they have communication, there is telephone there. if 911 needed to be called. >> their father will be released in july. their mother gets out next month and making aarrangements to get her children back. check in with eye witness news at 6:00 for stories coming

up. denise koch is standing by. >> reporter: high profile war of words, baltimore's mayor in a dispute with jada pinkett smith. three homeless men are hailed as heroes after they helped put a criminal behind bars in florida. police were called in to a mcdonald's after a man was caught trying to steal a man's backpack. a deputy tried to handcuff him but the suspect reacted violently and three homeless men jumped in to subdue the suspect. >> they are phenomenal. they didn't have to get involved and they did. they made a great choice to assist and take a violent criminal off the streets. >> the suspect was taken to jail and held without bond. still to come on wjz, eye

witness news, the turps take on the tarheels, maryland in a fight to keep its season alive. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪

after playing the best game of the year, the maryland football team faced a tough task. mark viviano join us was a look at the turps attempt to upset north carolina. >> the script did not play out. no suspense or upset. carolina too good. maryland lost but the turps left a mark. carolina star henson hits the floor early first half. left with a wrist injury. carolina too strong. baltimore freshman continues to mature, good sign for maryland's future, scored 11 points today. big game for terrell, sophomore guard scored 30 points after 25 against wake forest. turps get knocked out, 85- 69 by carolina. >> we had a winning record.

if you would have told me that in december that i didn't think this was any chance, we were squeezing by and lose our paint guard halfway through the league, for the kids to do what they did i'm proud of them. >> we mature during the season and that's the only thing you could ask for, new coach, new coaching staff, new system and everything. all the guys are responding in a positive way. we gave our all today and that shows a lot. >> i was proud of my team. we competed and tried hard. we tried hard. >> shawn senior from baltimore took the prupt brunt of the tarheel beating. he doesn't know if his turs will be invited. more coming up next hour and a square for the orioles at spring training today. frightening video of what could have been a terrible injury, i will have that for you ahead in

sports at 6:00. still to come tonight on wjz, eye witness news, the effort to legalize medical marijuana in maryland hits a roadblock. i'm pat warren, coming up on eye witness news, finds out what the unexpected kink is this year. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. coming up at 6:00, a new push to allow legalized medical marijuana in maryland. why the governor says it has no

chance. . leopold scandal. can the county executive hang on to his job, with firefighters joining police in scathing criticism of his leadership? residents sound off and leopold responds. . a major development in the fight against what baltimore police call bad guys with guns. we'll have the latest, coming up next. . and how about the weekend weather? don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast. these stories and all the day's breaking news. wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. . >>di