looming large over the area just south of dallas-ft. worth. police say that at least two touched down, causing damage. the twister scattered tractor- trailers across the parking lot. and even lodged some of them in trees. >> a large, extremely dangerous and potentially deadly tornado has been confirmed. >> reporter: drivers moved on wet roads while radio reports warned of on coming danger. the heavy clouds hanging over the highways, the visibility was severely reduced. >> i have a tornado on the ground. >> reporter: the storm up rooted trees, tearing off parts of roofs. the pipes near snapped, spilling water when part of the structure collapsed. neighbors stood outside in the area, looking at the damage. schools are holding students, until the weather passes. police say there is considerable damage south of ft. worth and dallas. wjz eyewitness news. and first warning weather coverage continuing with meteorologist bernadette woods, tracking the storms on live

doppler radar. and that damage also went north of the city, as that is where the storms moved. we'll take you back, looking at the doppler radar, the main line of storms is now east of dallas. but when it moved through dallas earlier, producing a couple of tornadoes they were very large and very damaging tornadoes. you already saw some of the damage. and that was just on a couple of hours ago, there is a lot more unfortunately that will probably come out in the next 24 hours, what we'll do is take you closer, show you the exact tornadoes when they pass through. notice that was some black, even white that popped up. indicating massive sized hail. it was the size of baseball -- can you just even imagine that? and another thing, too, as the storms passed through, there was video that came out in the texas ranger stadium, mike napoli, the catcher had it. there were a lot of people affected by it. not quite over because the severe weather may have left dallas but it is moving to the

east and continuing. all right thank you, we'll update you on other breaking news, a large brush fire near the bay bridge. sky chopper was there a short time ago, you can see the flames burning away the dry marsh area. and a bomb scare, every public school in one maryland county evacuated for the threat. a note taped to the door warning of explosives in each school in kent county. more from chestertown with more on what police found. >> reporter: that note that is throughout the county was found right outside this school taped to a door. and police say it was a simple note written on paper just like this one. but the words were explosive. saying that every school in the system would be blown up. police call it one of, if not the biggest bomb threat to ever target maryland schools, a single handwritten note sending the parents across kent county into a panic. >> earlier the teachers found a

note on the side of the door, saying that there was a bomb not only in that school but in the other kent county schools, that would go off today. >> reporter: around 8:00 this morning, the 7 public schools and three private schools in the county were all evacuated, as bomb detection k-9 teams looked through each one. >> i was standing out in the freezing cold, and we had to stay out there for a long time -- >> as soon as we got off the bus we had to go to the track and go all the way back. and then everybody was calling their parents. it was very much chaos. >> reporter: the usually quiet town saw activity -- this person was taken over by a new found fear for her grandchildrens' lives. >> that is crazy, why threaten the children? used to be the only thing you had to worry about was get ago lock, now you have to worry for your life when you go to school. you don't know what is going to happen next. >> reporter: it took dozens from across the state from as

far as prince george's county to inspect the school. but parents say they can't shake thoughts of the worst. >> my kids go to that school every day. like i have two kids in school. so it is like can i even send them to the schools? >> reporter: right now police are going thank you surveillance through surveillance video to try to answer. now even making a fake threat is a felony that could send somebody to prison for 10 years. and if this is a child making a prank, they will face juvenile charges. eyewitness news. and all after school activities in kent county are cancelled for the night. life in prison, without the chance of parole, the sentence for a man who murdered a 15- year-old baltimore teen. parish murdered jason madison, stuffing his body in a closet in the home. pairs pearceparish has a long

criminal history. and winner take all with 37 delegates at state, mitt romney building on his lead. live at cross country elementary school, we have more with pat warren on the turnover. >> reporter: and that is exactly right, on the turnout they're expecting possibly 25% statewide, which tends to make people think the mood of the voters is fairly nonexcited. >> republican presidential candidate, mitt romney, and ron paul in college park all getting up front and personal with them. >> maryland has more of a say this election than what we have had previously, that is a good thing. >> i came out today, voting republican. >> republican. >> reporter: but brian young in carroll county was surprised at how few people showed up with them to vote. >> it is disappointing. >> i am surprised the traffic is not heavier.

>> this polling place had about 200 people that voted so far. pretty low for a very important presidential election. >> and maybe that is a -- you know a sign that people are not very satisfied with the -- the choices that they had today. >> reporter: for democrats, incumbent barack obama is running unopposed, but there are some contested congressional races. >> using it for -- it is important for me to come and vote because it is my democratic right. and i'll always be here, whenever it is time to vote. >> reporter: the payoff for republicans this year is the 37 maryland convention delegates who will help to determine the party's nominee. and if you have not voted yet, there is still time. polls are opened until 8:00. reporting from mt. washington, i'm pat warren, now back to you. okay, wjz 13 is always on, stay with us for campaign coverage of 2012. we'll bring you more on the results throughout the evening. and maryland's mega

millions winner is still a big mystery. and the single mother of seven in south baltimore who claims she got the ticket has yet to claim the cash. wjz is live outside her home. mike hellgren has more on the interview and why she is creating international buzz. >> reporter: i just talked to her about five minutes ago. she came out and asked the media to leave her alone. she said that her sister said her kids would like to come out and play. and she was sick of all the watching her. but she did not yet produce the winning ticket. >> i was so shocked, i said -- well, i have -- >> reporter: the mystery lady, single mom wilson all smiles in the new york post, claiming she won the big prize. now she seems confused. >> for me, i'm shocked myself. i am so shocked right now. >> reporter: you're in shock because you believe you won, or because you said -- >> it is -- -- >> reporter: you think you

would -- >> reporter: during a new interview in her home in south baltimore she wouldn't produce the winning ticket. >> and i'm not going to tell you -- >> reporter: okay. >> until i'm sure it is wise. >> reporter: the new one is here at lottery headquarters, we can confirm ms. wilson has hired a lawyer. the maryland lottery officials got attention from around the world and say they're no closer to identifying the winner. >> one of the worst things that can happen is for somebody to say the winning ticket was claimed, only to have the actual holder of the ticket to be confused and maybe throw away the ticket. >> reporter: to make it more complicated, her co-workers are loving it. they say the winning ticket is part of a pool and they want to share. wilson claims the winning ticket is separate. the cash hers. >> reporter: whether she is the big winner or somebody else steps up sure makes an exciting story. >> reporter: you say it is your ticket -- does that mean --

>> i'm not going to speak my mind until i'm sure. >> reporter: so she asked us to contact her lawyer with questions. but now her lawyer is not returning our calls. under maryland's regulations, she can remain anonymous if she wants to and has up to 182 days to claim the prize. reporting live, south baltimore, mike hellgren, wjz news. and there she is outside, i see her right now. >> she is hardly anonymous right now. thank you mike, after taxes, maryland's winner will get 105 million. and updating the breaking news from baltimore county, where a freak accident leaves a man in critical condition. mary has more. police say a tractor- trailer fell on top of a man this afternoon. sky chopper 13 is over the scene on lake drive in rosedale. the man was working on the truck when it pinned him underneath. he had a heart attack, they rushed him to the hospital for treatment. they want to figure out what happened but believe it is just

an accident. >> we'll update you on the investigation. and a top commander inside the anne arundel police department calls on federal investigators to look into the investigation regarding the county executive. more on what appears to be a growing revolt against the county executive and police chief. >> reporter: well, first the rank and file officers through the union spoke out about the scandal. now we're hearing from one of the top leaders in the police department. just weeks after two anne arundel police unions issue a vote of no confidence and indicted county executive john leopold and police chief james teare, the second in command speaks pickuply for the first time -- publicly for the first time, supporting the rank and file. >> i believe that is a cry for help. >> reporter: and he wants that help to come from the u.s. department of justice. in a bombshell announcement, emerson davis says he called on justice officials to investigate allegations of misconduct and wrong doing with

the department, the allegations that stem from the county's criminal indictment last month. leopold is accused of making police officers assigned to protect him use the state's criminal data base to dig up dirt on his enemies, and making them drive him to sexual encounters in public parking lots. >> this is the biggest black eye we have had in the department in the 35 years i've been here. >> reporter: the union president applauds him for speaking out after police chief teare refused to answer questions about the department's involvement in the scandal. >> i don't want to break the law. >> reporter: stare ignored calls to step down. >> the only bad guy is the county executive john leopold. all this focus is on the police chief, and as long as the focus is on the chief, the county executive won't get rid of him. >> reporter: the department of justice tells wjz it is currently looking at the department chief's request for an investigation. wjz eyewitness news.

and thank you derek. the case against leopold heads to court later this year. and three days in counting until opening day here in baltimore. the orioleses take the field friday, ready to start the new season with new expectations. wjz is live in camden yards, and we learn about the field and game time. >> reporter: vic, we were down there today, it looks just incredible. all of this beautiful weather that we have been having, mother nature has not necessarily been on the side of grounds crews. they are doing things differently this year. the grounds crews work around the clock, making sure the grass at camden yards is perfect. under the leadership of head grounds keeper nicole sherry, crews make sure everything you see on the field is flawless. >> have to put down the opening day logo, make sure the grass is ready to go, the patterns are in. >> reporter: this year, all eyes will be on nicole's hard work, as camden yards celebrate

their 20th anniversary. the three acres of dark green kentucky blue grass has never looked better. a very warm winter also created a challenge, when it came to keeping that grass looking good. >> i was a little worried going into the winter, that the grass was not really going to go still like it has in the past. they finally started to take off. everything should be set. i was a little nervous. >> reporter: while sherry makes sure the field is ready, crews are working overtime to complete renovations that will improve the fan experience. with the new roof top deck and center field, and new statues for the hall of famers. and a new brew public along the utah street, bearing the name of the mvp rick dempsey. now i just spoke to a couple of the construction workers who say they stay out here as long as it is light. we should also mention that all of this dirt on the field comes from a local company out of

white marsh. >> there is a company in white marsh that makes dirt? >> reporter: yes, pretty big time, right, who knew? >> okay, jessica, thank you, the orioles opened the season with a victory. wjz is your place for complete opening day friday, the special coverage of the orioles and twins begins at 2:00 right here on wjz 13. still to come, wjz, attack happening, a troubling new message apparently from al- qaeda. what terrorism experts think about it. and cold blooded murders, several people executed at a california school, what police are saying about the gunman . he lives even goes to class, but this mcdaniel student walks on four legs. coming up, meet hudson and the students raising him. and new weather, don't miss the updated forecast coming up

[ female announcer ] with xfinity,

you can always expect more.

like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ university. we are learning more tonight about the gunman who allegedly went on a deadly shooting rampage at a california school. teresa garcia has more. >> reporter: police are using a robot with sonar to search a waterway near oikos university for the gunman used in a deadly massacre. >> we'll continue to search until we find the firearm. >> reporter: police say 43-year- old one l. goh used the gun to kill several people monday at

the christian college in oakland. investigators say the south korea man was a nursing student at the school, until he was sent out. >> he was having behavior problems, anger management issues. he faced expulsion from the school. >> reporter: this school helped immigrants from korea find religion and schools. the man came to look for an administrator, and when he kind find her, he changed his plan. police say that one l. goh took a secretary hostage, shot her later. >> i just heard the noise, she was asking for help, again and again, like -- there was nothing we could do about it. >> reporter: six women and one man were killed. daniel sim lost his sister, who was studying to be a nurse. >> she just -- was such a loving person. she didn't deserve to go this way. >> reporter: three other students who were wounded are now out of the hospital.

in oakland, teresa garcia, wjz eyewitness news. and police hope to present the case against one l. goh to the district attorney in the next couple of days, a memorial service is planned tonight for the victims. and trial continues for baltimore twin brothers charged with setting a pit bull on fire. she later died from the wounds, a judge sentenced the woman six months in jail for contempt of court. she testified in the first trial against the brothers, but wouldn't say why she changed her mind this time. and students taking on a four-legged friend with the hope of helping others. more on how you can help them. >> reporter: he is the big man on the mcdaniel college campus, and just like any other graduate? >> shake. >> reporter: hudson is here to kick off his career as an assistance dog. >> he is like a college

student. >> reporter: gabby brandau is part of the club raising the lab for the k-9's comparison's independence organization. >> when we receive the dog it is eight weeks old. we train them and teach the dogs that -- you know to sit down, shake, things like that apartment complex for 18 months hudson will live with them in student housing. and can be found walking on campus on any given day. the goal is to get him socialized and ready for advanced training. hudson is so well known around campus, a lot of people call him mcdaniel's unofficial mascot. >> everybody loves him and parents him every time they see him. >> reporter: but taking care of him is not cheap. >> we have to take care of his vet bills and food. if we get him groomed, we pay for it. >> reporter: they are holding a silent auction on campus to raise money. and despite their added responsibility, the puppy

raisers say the reward is worth it. >> he will be with somebody who really needs him. and the fact that we'll be able to raise him for anti-months was like the -- 18 months was a great experience. >> reporter: monique griego, eyewitness news. and students can donate money for the silent auction . it will be april 18th. and hopefully we'll have good weather then as well. this is just incredible, starting out chilly in the area, some cases in the 20s, take a look at where we are right now. 70 outside, and we have a lot of sunshine out there also. it will be setting soon, enjoy the next couple of hours. the warm weather will continue, the warm weather will continue, we'll[ male announcer ] when we, if your kid can recognize your sneeze from a crowd...

you're probably muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. love the air.

. welcome back everybody, the start to the day, you needed your jacket, and these were the numbers, starting out at 32 at bwi marshal, 30s out there, in between the official reporting sites we did get down to the upper 20s. but with sunshine this afternoon, we are seeing 70s in baltimore, 70 in d.c. even. now with the highs so far today after starting out at 32 degrees, quite a swing. and way above average, once again we're going to stay at least for a couple of days here. winds turning around, bringing another front. most of the day we've seen nothing in the sky, clouds moving in this evening, as the front approaches from the west,

the showers, not that far away. this is the front coming from our direction, more clouds tonight. and looking at the showers through the overnight hours, tommorow as the front crosses over, a couple of showers are possible. but with this front also passing by we'll continue to draw up the warm air. we'll top out near 70 once again. then, on thursday -- all of that pushes off to the south of us. and that is very important, because that is how the weather pattern will stay for the next couple of days. there are two more storms coming later this week, but as we're in this weather pattern, we were forced to pass to the south, that is dry for the home opener on friday, heading into the weekend. the forecast is like this, northwest winds, about 10 knots starting to gust through the afternoon, small craft advisories in effect during that time. the forecast tonight, going down to the 40s, maybe a couple of showers as we head through the night then tomorrow a few showers around, still popping out at about 70 degrees. all of that moving away for

thursday, friday, saturday, we'll be watching possibly for more clouds to come in on easter sunday. we'll watch it and keep you updated. still to come tonight, the latest on the terrible tornadoes in texas, and this. coming up, tracking killers from space, that story as eyewitness news continues . danger from above, a plane slamming into a crowded floor of a supermarket, how did it happen? and primary matters, maryland in the spotlight in ♪

[ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing...

and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering.

. this is wjz, wjz high definition and wjz.com, baltimore. from the cities to your counties and neighborhood. now it is complete coverage, it is wjz, maryland's news station. we're about 30 seconds away from 6:30, sunny, 70 degrees, good evening, thank you for joining us on wjz. here are stories people are talking about tonight. we'll update the breaking news we told you about all afternoon and evening. powerful tornadoes hitting texas, first news coverage with mary, live in the news room. well, vic, the destruction is continuing across the dallas

area, but so far no reported deaths. that is amazing considering the extent of the damage there. homes leveleds, big rigs tossed. there is still a danger of more storms tonight, vic? >> first warning coverage continuing with bernadette woods, tracking the difficult storms. >> that is right, we'll take you down the texas where we see a line of intense thunderstorms moving to the east of dallas. but all of northeast parts of texas, under the threat for tornadoes and damaging thunderstorms. we're going to take you back to what happened a little bit earlier, immediately around dallas, we'll produce the damage you saw. at least two tornadoes as mary said. probably more, we had a few more areas that looked like tornadoes on the radar, and some clouds people reported. there was one, one passed off to the north. you see where all of that was tossed up. areas of white, an indication

of hail. we have had hail reports up to baseball size. very -- very damaging situation, for immediate dallas metro area. but as you can see it will continue off to the east for the next two hours. >> all right, thank you. those tornadoes in texas could mark the start of a violent spring. you can't fight them, they say, but a new way to track tornadoes is coming. >> reporter: tornadoes look scary enough from a distance. but as they close in, so does the window of opportunity to survive. anything strong enough to toss a school bus is more than enough to kill. >> they're moving targets and quickly developing targets. >> reporter: dr. sullivan is the chief scientist for noah, which is building new satellites to track tornadoes as they develop. >> the important thing is to stop the clouds developing that are becoming super cells, and

monitor them tightly. >> reporter: looking above the western hemisphere, they can provide a fresh image every five seconds. >> the best minds in the world can't tell you which storms are tornadoes. >> reporter: they are tracking the instruments in their path. >> this will give guys like me in the field to track the tornadoes, a heads up when and where they come about. >> reporter: since there is no stopping tornadoes, spotting them early is not only the best defense but the early defense. >> giving the people on the ground the lead time. >> really taking the action to state of your life. >> reporter: wjz, eyewitness news. well, that tornado tracking satellite launches in 2015. and republicans here in maryland, along with washington, d.c. and wisconsin, they're heading to the polls as the latest round of primaries in campaign 2012.

republican frontrunner mitt romney is looking at a lead, but rick santorum is confident that voters want an alternative. >> reporter: mitt romney is shaking hands and handing out sandwiches in wisconsin. the g.o.p. frontrunner is encouraging voters to head to the polls, and help him deliver the knockout punch to his chief rival, santorum. >> if we have a good turnout then i will become the person who receives the wisconsin delegates that i need to go on to become the nominee and finally take back the white house. >> reporter: voters in washington, d.c. and maryland also are casting ballots. 95 delegates are at stake today. mitt romney led the polls heading into the round. he has been ignoring the g.o.p. opponents on the campaign trail in wisconsin and focusing on the fall matchup with president obama. >> this president doesn't want to take responsibility for his mistakes. >> reporter: just one victory tonight will put mitt romney past the half-way point in

delegates needed to clinch the nomination. with each contest he gains against santorum who failed to get his name on the ballot here in washington, d.c. but the former senator campaigned hard in wisconsin to get a share of the 42 delegates. >> we feel very confident we can get a vote out of wisconsin, a loud, confident vote from conservatives. >> reporter: santorum is heading to his home state of virginia to watch the primaries. that state primary will be a must-win for him. mitt romney is watching the returns at an election night party in milwaukee. in washington, danielle notingham, wjz. and wjz is always on, check in for coverage of 2012, we'll bring you the latest results coming in tonight. and for the latest candidates, log on to wjz.com. and could be a direct warning for al-qaeda. a troubling graphic appearing on the website, set against the

manhattan skyline, the graphic reads, al-qaeda coming soon again in new york. now it initially appeared at a site classified by the nypd intelligence, at a classic website used by jihaddists, but the department is taking it seriously and working with the fbi. and police looking for three men who robbed a grocery store. take a look at this surveillance video of the three men. police say one man distracted the customer service cashier at the giant, while two others took money from the drawer. the men then took off in a green suv. and time now for a look at the baltimore sun. the full coverage of maryland's primary election, they talked about the complete game win that opened camden yards. and a list of places that you can pick for your easter sunday brunch, for these stories and much more, remember look for the updated forecast

from wjz's weather team. and the department of natural resources putting a bounty on the head of this snake head fish. fishermen who catch and kill the predator can get gift cards and other items. all you need is a picture of the snake head with the dnr's website. the snake was illegally introduced into maryland waters 10 years ago and can harm fish water production. >> still to come tonight on wjz, gas and go, why drivers were in such a hurry to line up and fill up at this gas station. this is mark viviano with the orioles at spring training, the question is, who is on first? chris davis gets a chance to prove that the position is hisment i'll have more when we continue. and i'm bernadette woods, from the first weather center, we're looking at the five-day forecast off will have it when

we return. and wjz 13 is always on, here are the top stories at this hour, for updates on all the day's news and the updated forecast any time just log ,,,,,

. at least five people hurt in central florida when a plane crashes into a store. take a look at this,s the plane crashing -- the plane crashing near orlando, the witnesses say all the lights went out, the customers didn't know what happened until they made their way outside through the smoke. >> sounded like thunder, and then all of a sudden something kind of shook. then i saw the smoke coming out, little pieces of debris lying around, a large piece of aluminum. officials say the pilot and passenger are both being treated for burns. three customers were also taken to the hospital. and finding a job in the tough economy is challenging enough. but for adults with autism it can seem impossible. we look at one organization whose goal is to match autistic adults with a job helping this their special needs. >> reporter: mark is working at his dream job. as a member of the geek squad

at best buy. >> i feel good, i look forward to it every day. >> reporter: but that was not always the case. mark was diagnosed with asberger's syndrome, a high functioning form of autism three years ago, at the age of 35. he struggled to keep a job. >> everybody should have an opportunity to contribute to the work force, no matter how significant their challenge is. >> reporter: this new york based not for profit helps match businesses from retailers to law firms with autistic adults, tayloring the job to meet their special needs. at best buy, mark was uncomfortable working with customers, so they useds master's degree in computer science behind the scene. >> we do everything the geek squad does. mark is a great organizer, and analyzes things. he makes sure he follows up and

things get done. >> reporter: the exact unemployment rate for adults with autism is unknown, but experts agree the rate is as high as 85%, mark has been with best buy for over a year. so what is the best part about his job? >> i love the discounts. oh boy, the discounts are great. >> reporter: and so he says is the chance to use his skills. wjz eyewitness news. >> and he says he gets 75 to 100 new workers each year. and gas prices going up. some lucky customers got a pleasant surprise in iowa, an error at the pumps at this gas station in des moines meant that customers paid just 39 cents per gallon. word spread quickly and the cars lined up. well, the error, was later caught, they got the cheap gas for a while. and a preview of tonight's

cbs evening news. and new details on what may have set off the gunman in yesterday's california school massacre. tonight on the cbs evening news. and here is a look at the nights closing numbers from nights closing numbers from wall street, and we'll be right, ♪

♪ [ male announcer ] at southwest airlines, we're always looking for new ways to make you happy. and we know what really makes you happy are new places to fly. now you can fly southwest airlines' new nonstop service from bwi airport to atlanta. book all of our destinations only at southwest.com. ♪

thanksi'll take the usual. got it. if you're open to choosing your own batter, mix-ins and toppings, come in today and build a stack you'll be proud of.

. the ncaa tournament now is just a memory, but the bracket challenge -- jessica kataria has more on the final standings. >> reporter: she has been for first place for the whole tournament, and that is where she finishes. congratulations to meteorologist bernadette woods, she finishes in first place, with 302 points, adam may, 226, bob turk, 224, just don't ask where i finished. i have no idea. the big local winner goes by the handle mall 4 ibis, he or she won 334 points. now if you want to see where you finished, just go to wjz.com and click on the ncaa

tournament link. bernadette, well done, i'll be sure to ask you for help next time. >> any time jesse, we pointed out now it is time for tim to hand the crown over, we'll follow up on that one. the forecast for the weather, beautiful evening, clouds tonight, tomorrow, passing through the area. a couple of showers, more clouds around. it will be another warm one as we get up to around 70 degrees. we cool down somewhat. but the second half of the week still above average, looking beautiful for friday, heading into the weekend, watching for more clouds, maybe a late day shower on easter sunday, denise. thank you. and behind the scenes with kate perry, a look at her new movie, more from hollywood. >> reporter: coming up on entertainment tonight, kate perry's rise to superstar, with cameras following her every move. we'll take you inside her private world with exclusive footage from her brand-new movie. >> the atmosphere i grew up in

was, you know, completely 100% christian. >> she got her first guitar through the church. >> i just found -- i want to play guitar. >> song writing and making these records are kind of like the truth of who i am. what makes me laugh, cry, a mad diary. >> reporter: it is a crazy, colorful world. a look at the 26-year-old who is worth a reported 5 55 million. >> my goal when i do shows is just to make people smile. i have made mistakes but don't regret anything. it is just a blind ambition that turned into a reality. thank you so much. >> reporter: kate perry, part of 3-d, july fourth. >> yeah, that is pretty good. >> and also tonight, erkel getting into a nasty fight with

his dancing partner. is his temper out of control? more later on entertainment tonight. and don't miss entertainment tonight at 7:30 right here on wjz 13. and i'm still shocked about the erckel thing. and still to come, a football fashion show, the uniform designs for the ravenses and the rest of the nfl. nfl. mark has more on sports big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs.

call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus there are no networks, and you never need a referral. see why millions of people have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp. don't wait. call now.

. well, you can get your license plate with the cartoon bird, and soon you can get new jersey's with another type of logo from the ravens. >> that is right, all sorts of fashion here, with the black and orange, nearly half of the orioles' opening day roster will be different than a year ago. one wouldn't be ready, and the pitcher on the disabled list. he will build up his arm strength after elbow pain slowed up his arm strength. and chris davis gets a shot at the job this year, acquired in a trade with the texas rangers. he played four parts in the big leagues, never a full year in the majors. davis has displayed great power in the minor leagues, but way

too many strikeouts. i asked him about overcoming his past struggles with a chance now to take a full-time job with the o's. >> it is tough to keep the emotions out of it, keep the frustration out of it. to know that you will be in the lineup every day, and it is huge, whether you're a younger guy or older guy. you have the confidence in yourself to go out there and get the job done. you know if you have a bad day, you learn from it, let go of it. that is something -- i've done a better job and will have to continue to work on. >> reporter: davis had an unspectacular spring. he did hit two homeruns but struck out 19 times. that is one strikeout, every three at bats. they are likely to keep nick johnson on the roster as another option if davis doesn't hold on to the job. there are no more additions, the games count. opening day here on wjz, o's and twins from camden yards, pre-game coverage coming your way. and didn't take long for

pitcher alfredo simon, acquired by the cincinnati reds, he spent part of four seasons with the o's, in the mix for the starting rotation this spring. but he was let go after injuries and inconsistent performance in exhibition games. and the nfl draft three weeks away, the college playoffs making the move into the pros. they will have the uniforms waiting for them. ray rice, the showing of the nfl's new nike uniforms. the apparel company didn't make major changes to the traditional look of each team, but other lines were added, looking sporty and sleek. the commissioner, roger goodell, attended the fashion show in new york today. >> talking to the players, they don't want to take them off. they love them. they believe they will perform better with the uniforms. and i think they will. >> reporter: ray rice said you look good, feel good, play good. here are some of the new details of the ravens' uniform.

you can see the collar there, no major changes. each team had a say in how much the look was changed. finally one night after kentucky proved to be the biggest, the best in men's college basketball, riding anthony davis to the big league in kansas, now it is time for baylor to show the biggest and best in the game. led by 6-footer, brittany griner. and brittany malor of notre dame will try to stop her in the women's title game, playing in denver tonight. that is one tough women's basketball team. >> thank you mark, we'll be ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. don't miss the cbs prime time lineup tonight, with the hit unfor gettable, followed by eyewitnesses at 11:00. >> i'm derek carter, thank you >> pelley: tonight, tornadoes hit dallas fort worth.

hoes are ripped apart, trucks fly through the air and jetliners are stuck on the ground. the first photo of the alleged gunman in the oakland massacre. how did some students escape? john blackstone is with the survivor. republican primary night in wisconsin, maryland, and the district of columbia. reports from chip reid and dean reynolds. and how to turn around a failing school? give the students unfailing attention. byron pitts with the best teacher in florida. >> reporter: what percentage of your band students who graduate high school go on to program high school. >> 100%. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, it has been an ominous and frightening afternoon in dallas fort worth. at least two tornadoes the weather service described as skipped skipped across the