fingering crossed. millions of more thans want to cash in on the highest lottery winnings in history. hello everybody i'm denise koch and here is what people are talking about right now. what would you do with $640 million? that's the staggering pot of cash in tonight's lottery drawing. the numbers are, two, four, 23, 38, 46, and 23. wjz is live with more on the

mega millions mania, andrea fujii explains, how the highest odds of winning has not slowed down sales here. >> reporter: someone is 50 times more likely to get strike with lightning than win. but people are taking their chances. >> yes, thank you very much. >> reporter: the parkville soda pop shot's lotto machine has never spewed out this many lottery tickets. >> it's like so many tickets are being sold, it's just madness. >> but then again, this is the largest lottery pay out in the world. >> it's 640 million, why not. >> reporter: making the odds of wining the jackpot one? 76million. >> wagering a very small of money for a very large prize. >> reporter: the winner can

choose from a lump sum or 16.6 million for the next six years. and winners already have a thought of what they would buy. >> i would pay off all my bills, help my kids. >> reporter: and the store that sells the lottery ticket gets an extra $100,000. from long time players. >> i got five, three i got yesterday. i got to get ten. >> reporter: to first time buyers, nearly everyone is rolling the dice. >> somebody has to win, why not take a chance. how about you? >> reporter: sadly it looks like i'll be back at work next week, i just checked my ticket and i did not get one single number correct. if no one wins tonight's jackpot. it's expected to roll close to $100 billion, and the next

drawing will be on tuesday. reporting live, andrea fujii. >> well then we're lucky andrea cause we're lucky to have you. once again, the winning numbers 46, 23, 38, four, two, 23. check your tickets. handcuffed and arrested at school it happened to four baltimore elementary school children. new at 11:00, mike hellgren speaks to the outraged parents of one of the little girls as police defend their actions. >> what did you do when you saw your grand baby after this. >> i hugged her, i actually hugged her. it's a shame, they are little kids. >> reporter: michael bougle broke down as he talked about the arrest of his granddaughter one of four children that police put into handcuffs. three little girls and one

little boy. >> they were in a holding cell with a 14 and 15-year-old boy. every time he had to urinate they had to turn their heads. >> there was an message on my answering machine, it was the principal of the school. he said, i'm sorry mrs. hammond, a couple of things went on here yesterday. police did not go by regulations. >> reporter: but police defended the policy and said the children were charged in connection with a violent fight outside the school that happened last week where one of the young victims were forced under railroad tracks. >> it's our policy regardless of the age when a suspect is arrested by police they're handcuffed. the reason is not just for the suspects safety but also for officer safety. >> reporter: the aclu says the arrest violates state regulations calling it appalling. >> we're living in a city where we're routinely criminalizing very young people. >> my god they are children. i said were they crying.

they said the little boy was crying. i said why didn't you call me. he said we had orders not to call. >> reporter: and now they say the arrests should have been made at the children's schools school -- children's home not at the school. the victim says her attacker is 6'tall and says he was wearing a black mask and gloves and a hooded sweatshirt at the time of the assault. speaking out for the first time. the brother of trayvon martin opens up at the florida teen's controversial shooting. debra pinkston reports from sanford where rallies in support of martin are not

letting up. >> reporter: martin is still under shock over his brother's death. >> i still can't believe it which is why it's not easy for me not talking about it, because i keep thinking he's coming back. >> reporter: the college student is talking to the media for the first time since zimmerman killed his brother. >> that doesn't sound like my brother at all. he wasn't that way, at all. that doesn't sound like him. >> reporter: fullton describes his brother as easy going and says he is overwhelmed by the demonstrations that show no signs of letting up. >> i think it's amazing. he's you know he's making history i guess. >> reporter: here in sanford another demonstration is scheduled for saturday, demanding zimmerman is put in jail. >> i think it sends the wrong message. it tells people you can murder someone, no one sees it and you say it's self-defense. that's essentially what

happened. >> reporter: in sanford florida, randall pinkston, wjz news. the funeral director who prepared trayvon martin's broadty says he saw no signs of a fight or a struggle, but autopsy results have not been released -- martin's body says he saw no signs. is lashing out at the u.s. government. staff sergeant robert bales is charged with 17 counts of murder. bales says the army is hiding evidence and witnesses from the scene. new development about the abuse of power controversy. after the police chief refused to testify about county executive leopo will, d the deputy police chief agrees to take question from the council instead -- leopold. >> reporter: the council wants to know how leopold allowed his

security detail to be at his beck and call. a so called enemies list compiled by leopold has police chief refuseing to answer county council questions. >> i dope want -- i don't want to break the law. now the deputy chief is stepping forward. leopold is charged with misconduct in office. the council chairman telling wjz now the deputy chief has volunteered to answer questions. >> who's deputy chief will be able to answer basic questions on procedure and process of the police department. especially about the data base that supposedly some of the officers used to do this enemy hit list quote unquote. >> reporter: others are coming in prayer. >> if we can gather and fight the forces of evil and the corruption that exists due to that, that is our strength. >> i see the county in a deep

moral funk and it needs to be uplifted. >> reporter: the county executive says he expects to be cleared of all charges. reporting live i'm pat warren, now back to you. all right, thank you pat. deputy chief davis will appear before the council monday night he will not be under oath at the time. a tremendous gift, a terrific honor. an historic catholic church named his community center after camille and bill cosby. the median and his wife gave $2 million to the st. francis academy. that is the largest gift in that school's 184 year history. well this summer an international soccer rivalry is coming here to baltimore, liverpool and the hotmore clubs will face off. the game is july 28th, tickets will go on sale tuesday. it'll be the third high profile soccer game on the ravens home

turf and the ravens fans hope it will bring fans from across the country. a bus full of school children caught in a tornado. >> look it's a funnel cloud. how their driver managed to get everybody out before the bus was totally destroyed. plus, quit now, a graphic anti smoking campaign gets a huge response. the sudden surge in people trying to kick the habit. a major security brief from mastercard and visa. i'm jessica cartalia how to know if your card has been affected next. i'm bernadette woods, it's been a cool end to the week and we have a chance for some showers as we head into the weekend, we'll have that forecast as we head into eyewitness news. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

people across the country checking those mega millions tickets tonight to see if they won big. you're looking at the winning numbers right now. lottery officials say there is a 96% chance that someone won. of course they've been saying that for weeks now. millions of dollars in coins scattered along a canadian highway following an accident. a tractor trailer carrying the

coins was part of the accident. heavy duty magnets had to be brought in to help clean up the coins. investigators are still trying to determine what cause had the accident. two people are feared dead after a large fire rips through a marina in washington state. police believe the couple that lived on a boat that caught fire and sank. the flames spread to at least 10 boats before the roof of the marina collapsed. the blaze was difficult to put out because the police degrees decommissioned their fire boat because of budget cuts. angel perry had 11 children with her when the twister appeared march 2nd. this video shows the danger coming toward them and how calm perry acted. >> everybody stay together,

together, go, go, go. >> and that is what happened to the bus shortly after they all got out. three minutes after. it was lifted in the air, thrown into a diner. because she got them out none of the children were injured. new revelations about the decision to take some remains of the victims from the 9/11 pentagon attack to a virginia landfill. according to just released pentagon documents it was first suggested the unidentifiable fragments be given a burial at sea. that idea was rejected by the mortuary. credit card companies are scrambling to control a major security breach. customers are being told to carefully check their statements for credit card fraud. >> reporter: customers are being warned to watch their statements for fraud.

both mastercard and visa are investigating a breach that may have put credit card accounts at risk. >> maybe if it was just 100 people, i would have blown it off. but now i'm wanting to learn more about it and see if my account might be at risk. >> reporter: the breach was at a company that acts as a middleman merchant. global payments confirmed it spotted unauthorized access into its processing system earlier this month. the company says in a statement it immediately contacted federal law enforcement and that it's continuing its investigation. the first alert about the breach began last week. both mastercard and visa began notifying banks that some of their cards might have been compromised. those notices said the stolen information could be used to make counter fit cards. the blogger who first broke the story said investigators think street gangs in new york city may have something to do with

that breach and that it happened between january 21st and february 25th. both visa and mastercard rushed to reassure customers they won't be held responsible for fraudulent charges. so far visa and mastercard have not estimated how many cards may have been affected. jessica kartalija. in a statement visa says its checking each affected account number and it will offer customers independ fraud monitoring and if necessary a new card. the government's new end graphic anti smoking ads are bringing results. the public service announcement shows how smoking can result in a number of health problems. the $54 million campaign by the centers for disease control and prevention will run for 12 weeks. is it art or is it trash? that debate is going on in

charles village. it's because of this interesting display at 32nd street and guilford. it's called an art install- asian. get it. the artist himself sat down with mike schuh and said he just did it for the people. that's him because he wanted to be disguised. he felt, i assume his work would be so popular he would be inundated by people. >> did you see the mouth. >> maybe that's part of the art. >> maybe that is part of the it. for us today a cool end. the showers came in a little earlier than i thought and that knocked down our high. take a look right now, first doppler radar, that ahead of a line of storms that are coming our way now. showers and even thunderstormses in this line. and that will continue to move our way tonight and continue to take its good old time getting out of here. we're going to take you back to

this morning. we had the clouds come in and the showers a little bit earlier. that combined with a wind really knocked down our high temperature. elsewhere the sun came out and temperatured rebounded to the mid-60s. we still have that easterly wind and when you tap into that air that is sitting right over the chilly bay with temperatures in the low 50s, upper 40s and also out in the ocean. you see what it does to some of these areas. it keeps us very cool. now we're 44 degrees in baltimore. but we only managed a high of 69. we were way below that this afternoon. overall there's real fine line where there's some cold air to our north, some really warm air to the north. i believe it was in the 30s just in up state new york. on that distinction line that's where we're going to see the storm tracker, that's why we saw showers coming already and now a line of thunderstorms.

and you see how that front is very strung out. so we're going to take through tonight into the early morning hours before that front clears us. tomorrow afternoon the chance for showers, thunderstorms always tries to push through. while that's happening temperatures are going to be held closer to our average. on sunday there's another one that's going to follow. this would be could bring a couple of showers before that gets out of here. so for the forecast we'll put that together. on the water small craft advisories in effect. tonight a little bit of rain, a few thunderstorms out there. there could be some heavy rain going down to about 40 degrees. tomorrow we're going with a high of 59. now that's for most of us. but if you're just downstream from the band, the western shore there and we get stuck in that easterly wind it might be a little lower than this. that gets out of here by tomorrow evening. on sunday a chance for a couple of shower. by monday and tuesday we're back up in the upper 60s. the orioles are one week

away from opening day. mark has late news on roster moves plus highlights of today's game next in sports. ,,

think like a winner you will become a winner. >> for the orioles it's similar to winning the lottery. a long shot, we'll see. pitching has been the priority for the orioles this week. the composition of the pitching staff has been more clear. two of the positives have been the young guns, jake arieta and mathis. buck showalter got another look at walter against the detroit tigers. buck says he likes what he has seen. mathis struggled then threw four scoreless innings against the tigers. he's been good enough to start the day in the starting

rotation. the orioles lost 6-4 was the final. probably won't be a part of the team at all. according to multiple reports simon has been put on waivers and when let go by the o's he's likely to get picked up by another team. he pitched four big seasons with the o's. john hopkins now the nation's top ranked team on their way to south carolina. friday night across at the naval academy, first year head sohl. navy out with the lead. the mitts never scored again. lehigh rolled out six straight

and knocks out navy 7-4. layolla's payton the high for australia leading over the bear cats. loyolla 6-3 for the season. final four top ranked tournament favorite, kentucky practicing in the superdome. today wildcats freshman anthony davis named ap national player of the year. just the second freshman to win that award. kevin durant the other. kentucky, louisville at 6:00. kansas-ohio state and ,,,,,,,,,,

if you want to know who will win tomorrow's final four just ask a sea otter. not just any sea otter but this basketball loving one at the new orleans aquarium. zoo keepers had emma drop a ball in these buckets representing the team. most of them ended up in the ohio state bucket. ohio state bucket. straight from emma ohio state ,,

girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name is ben. ben learned about a homeless boy who had an infected tooth, and the boy died. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid can see a dentist. we have special dental van that goes from school to school. he even helps make sure we learn how to brush our teeth. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message. is a lot like picking a team. you could go with the fastest, most reliable, and at the very least, talented at what they do. or...

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