jet blue midair meltdown. new video from the plane. and questions about the pilot's mental health. hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. kai is off. here's what everyone is talking about. is he competent to stand trial? jet blue has a pilot. karen brown reports for wjz. new cell phone video is surfacing from before the midair meltdown. >> reporter: this was jet blue pilot, clayton osbun, just moments before his midair meltdown. the passenger recorded it on his cell phone, after osbun left it on the cockpit and appeared to be acting strangely. >> i at least wanted to have something captured. so that god forbid, the phone was found in a field somewhere. maybe there would have been some tip, some hint for someone

to say, what might have been going on here? >> reporter: osbun reportedly running through the cabin, screaming about religion and terrorists. at the urging of the flight crew, they tackled osbun. >> everybody knows what happened. the real question is what's going on in his mind? what's causing all of this to happen? >> reporter: those concerns have prompted both defense attorneys and prosecutors to question whether osbun is competent to stand trial. now a judge has ordered the 49- year-old pilot to a medical facility for federal prisoners for tests to determine if, quote, osbun is currently suffering from a mental disease or defect, rendering him mentally incompetent. and if he is unable to understand the nature and mental consequences facing him. >> reporter: jet blue's ceo says the airline is standing by the captain. >> i'm supporting the captain's

family as well, with whatever needs there might be. >> reporter: osbun's wife said her husband never intended to cause harm. karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> osbun is expected to be back in court monday. well, questions continue to swirl around the record mega millions jackpot. today, they try to separate fact from fiction. wjz is live at lottery headquarters. the baltimore woman claims to have the golden ticket. mike. tell us the latest update. >> reporter: oh, mary. is it marilyn wilson? we simply don't know. it would have been something if she simply barged into that press conference. but she didn't do that. and some people simply choose to wait. the lottery director said he is not surprised no one has stepped forward yet. >> reporter: no one has claimed the mega millions ticket yet. and lottery officials have no idea. the lottery director also would

not address claims by merlan wilson who lives in south baltimore, that she is the won who won the jackpot. >> no one has approached the maryland lottery to claim this ticket. we have not heard from anyone claiming they have the ticket. and we have not heard from a representative, claiming that they are representing the winner of the ticket. >> reporter: the lottery office said many times, people wait. they have 182 days. and if no one claims the money, it is given back to the states where mega millions is played. >> this has been a one of a kind experience. the jackpot clearly captured the imagination of americans. i think it's fair to say that people who have never played the lottery before or maybe never even considered playing the lottery before, captured a piece of the dream of thinking about what they would do if they won that jackpot. >> reporter: now, the 7-eleven in milford mill, where the winning ticket was purchased, has surveillance cameras. and the problem with that is

the time stamp may not match the time when the actual ticket was bought. so that's inconclusive. we do know that it was a single purchase ticket that won and it was a quick pick. reporting live from maryland lottery headquarters, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> maryland allows winners to remain anonymous if they choose. just in time for the holiday weekend, gas prices hit an unfortunate milestone. vic is in the newsroom with tonight's wjz pump watch report. vic? >> mary, after hovering below the mark for more than a week, overnight, gas prices hit in maryland, $4 a gallon. montgomery county drivers are -- that price matches maryland's all-time record high, set on june 17, 2008. here's a look at pump watch numbers. the average cost for a gallon of regular was $2.71. today, that same gallon was 29 cents more.

across maryland, there's a 51- cent difference in the price. and to find the lowest prices, go to wjz.com, and click on links and numbers. a missing persons case is upgraded to murder in baltimore county. a body found tuesday in the woods near benji's drive in essex is positively identified as 57-year-old jeffrey jennings. jennings was last seen july 15th of last year. under arrest and recently indicted in his -- murder are 27-year-old dushell. police say they have evidence linking the suspect to jennings' murder. but they are not releasing a motive. testimony continues in the second day of a trial of a twin brother. weijia jiang reports. the jury is hearing conflicting testimony. >> reporter: the trial was expected to end by today. but we are a long way from that as prosecutors have not even finished presenting their case. in part because of obstacles on

the witness stand. >> reporter: during week 2 of the retrial against 20-year-old twins, travers and tremain johnson, accused of setting a pit bull on fire. prosecutors have faced one challenge after another. one witness faced contradictory statements. 25-year-old tiera goodman would not answer any questions on the stand. the judge held her in criminal content. then sentenced her to serve six months in prison. prosecutors were shocked. left to plan audio recordings. when she said she saw the johnsons running away where the dog was found. it happened in may 2009. phoenix was burned so badly, she had to be euthanized. the brothers were tried once before in the case, but it ended with a hung jury. animal welfare advocates are afraid that could happen again. now, they are relying heavily on police surveillance video. a city officer identified the johnsons in the tape, which

shows two men walking the dog to the scene. >> there's no dna or forensic evidence that links the dog. that is why that evidence is so critical. in downtown baltimore, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> the trial is expected to last for several more days. it is a very holy day for christians around the world. holy thursday marks the beginning of the three-day easter celebration. pope benedict held mass today in vatican city. the thursday before easter is the day christians commemorate easter, the last supper. easter celebrates christ's resurrection. the weather seems to be cooperating, though it's a bit cooler today. there's a mixture of clouds and sun out there today. wjz has weather and traffic together. meteorologist tim williams is here with first warning weather. taking a look at a very nice afternoon. albeit, just a bit cool from time to time. the winds are coming from the

negotiate and west. there's very warm temperatures to our south. we're at 62 degrees. 49 in ocean city. 50 in oakland. and 60 in elkton. because of the cool winds coming in from the north and northwest, we have a freeze warning in effect for the top tier of the state. really from harford county right on over to basically allegheny county, garrett county has a freeze watch in effect. that's from 3:00 a.m. this coming morning until 9:00 a.m. this coming morning. it's all because of high pressure up to our northwest. it's funneling in some very cold, canadian air. it's dry, seasonably cool. and we're going to stay in that range. just around what is typical for us. this time in april. which will have a nice opening day. we'll have that for you coming up. let's check in on our roads now for you. here's kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. well, we are expecting this rush hour to be a bit busier than normal. already delays on the top side inner loop, from harrisburg expressway to dulaney valley. on the west side inner loop, 10

minutes from this point to baltimore national pike, over to did security boulevard. and northbound 95, that will be a struggle for you. as far as accidents go, we have a car fire in parkville. perring park way at putty hills. accident as well, brook side drive. martin boulevard at baker avenue. merit at wise avenue in dundalk. and also, bel air at fullerton avenue. let's take a live look. there's a look, 95, going southbound over the tydings memorial bridge. as you can see, the left lane is blocked off. we have a little more volume on that bridge than normal. this traffic report is brought to you by accord restoration. when your property has been damaged by fire, flooding or storms. trust the restoration experts at accord. you can visit accord restorations.com for all the details. back to you. in just 24 hours, maryland will be celebrating the 20th orioles home opener at camden yards. and wjz is your place for orioles opening day.

a number of upgrades have been made of the stadium. there are better views from the flag court. thanks to a shorter, more open wall. fans are now welcome at the roof disek for food, drinks and a new view of the game. there's also a new bull pen area, picnic grove, and a garden featuring statues of oriole hall-of-famers. and don't forget, wjz will have opening day coverage for you tomorrow. coverage begins at 2:00 here on wjz 13. still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. mansion inferno. new details on the fire that destroys an historic mansion in pennsylvania. harsh words. what george zimmerman's new attorney is saying about who caused trayvon martin's death. an oldie but a goody. the tony award-winning musical, memphis, hits the musical stage. i'm gigi barnett. a one-on-one lead interview with cast members is just ahead.

it is a nice day across maryland. but temperatures are going down. meteorologist tim williams will update the first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a plane crashes into a florida grocery store. now we're getting a look at the damage from inside. you can see the fire and smoke. the faa says the small plane came crashing through the roof of the store earlier this week. the pilot and a passenger suffered serious burns. three shoppers were also hurt. the cause of the crash yet to be determined. updating a story we brought you as breaking news this time yesterday. we're learning more about that massive fire that broke out inside a pennsylvania mansion. a man and a woman who were representing the property got -- renting the property got out safely. three firefighters did suffer minor injuries. the 19-room mansion was

completely destroyed, causing the -- cause of the fire is under investigation. a 1950s blues singer falls in love with a quirky, fast- talking d.j. the tony-award-winning hit show "memphis" is on the stage this week. baltimoreans are calling it an oldie but a goody. >> reporter: the music of memphis is a sultry mix of blues, rock and roll and gospel. all wrapped around a love story, set in the turbulent south of b street. and baltimore crowds are falling in love with the performance. >> every night, without fail, someone is standing on their feet, everyone is standing on their feet. >> reporter: she plays felicia bogwell, who meets and falls for a fast-talking brian calhoun. but the couple's dreams of circumstance and love are soon interrupted by violent racism. they say it's an issue that

still needs attention today. >> it's a very necessary story to tell. it shows how far we've come. but also how much further we have to go. there's still people fighting for freedoms and equality in the world. >> we've actually had a couple of times where huey and felicia, they kiss on stage. and we've had a few walkouts. >> reporter: but not in baltimore. it's the oldie-but-goody style music that is drawing crowds every night. >> this is an original story with original music that is really catchy and sexy and upbeat and energetic. it has such a great message, but is also incredibly entertaining. >> reporter: the original score was written by david brian. he's one of the founding band members of bon jovi. >> memphis runs through the weekend at the hippodrome. well, another rocky day on wall street.

[ stock bells ringing ] let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> the european debt crisis is taking center stage once again on wall street. investors are worried spain will be unable to push through tough cost-cutting programs at a time when analysts say it's economy heading for recession. >> meantime, greece's prime minister is saying the struggling economy could grow. if greek economies stick to reforms, the economic output will start rebounding next year. after five years straight of recession. higher gas prices didn't hold back shoppers last month. retailers are all reporting better-than-expected march sales. they say warmer weather and good easter have been good for business. and there's encouraging news about the job market. the number of americans

applying for unemployment benefits fell to a low last year. and rupert murdoch's sky news of britain said it authorized employees to hack into computers twice. but that it was done in the public interest. just two days ago, murdoch resigned. both men testified at a hearing last summer when a hacking scandal brought down their former tabloid, news of the world. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. an australian pilot is forced to make an emergency landing after a snake slithers into the cockpit. the reptiles reportedly popped out from behind the dashboard and crawled down the pilot's leg, as he landed the plane at darwin airport. a nonvenomous golden tree snake, like the one we just saw was eventually caught. he was apparently chasing a tree fog that -- frog that had stowed away from the front

passenger seat. i, as many of you, probably would have crashed the plane. coming up on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. the contraception that could increase a woman's risk for breast cancer. >> i'm ron matz, on caton avenue. when you say easter and baltimore, it means mary sue easter eggs. the story coming up here on wjz. the weekend is in sight. will the sunny, dry weather last? baseball season is here for sure. and the orioles will soon be back in the field in camden yards tomorrow. here's some of your memories from the ballpark. for a complete slide show, go to our website, wjz.com. ♪

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do you want to sing it with me? >> you don't want me to sing it. it f i sing -- if i sing it right now, i'd probably sound like some old orioles manager

or something. >> well, maybe 20 years ago, maybe you could revive it. but we are all excited for the big anniversary tomorrow down in camden yards. and the weather, tim, going to be okay. >> it's going to be very, very nice. for opening day. as we talked to you and reminded you many times, there have been some less than perfect opening days. and this is not going to be one of them. this one, as opening days go, had is going to be right in the top tier of them. right now, looking at 62 degrees. just kind of move this day to tomorrow. and you'll have what your forecast will be. and i'll show it to you in a second. 25 is your dew point. air is very dry. winds at the west/northwest. and 29.83 is your barometer reading. that west/northwest wind is going to bring us nice, cool air. it will be breezy. but with the sun, it will be a comfortable day. and temperatures will pretty much level out right where they normally would be for this time of year. right around that 60-degree mark. right now, we have 62 at bwi

marshall. 49 on the shore. 57 in cumberland. around the immediate metro area. everyone around the mid- to upper 50s. westminster, bel air, rock hall, kent island, annapolis, all at 57 degrees. and then we have 62 in columbia. and 62 as we mentioned, at bwi marshall. winds out of the west/snoargt west, going to continue to bring in cool air. so much so that we have freeze warnings in effect for the top tier of the state. that goes in effect until 3:00 in the morning. when the stun comes up, we start to get a bit of a warmup here. right now, we see some of the colder temperatures just to our north and west. we're in the 60s in atlanta. 50s in memphis. 70s down toward dallas. and we're going to stay pretty moderate for the next few days. there is a low-pressure system to our south that will be projecting clouds to our direction. it stays to the south. and it keeps all the rain to our south. if you're a fan of the masters golf tournament, they're going to be battling these rains for the next two days.

until that system gets completely out of here. although it will be breezy, because of high pressure to our north. that low-pressure system to the south. pleasant conditions stay right with us. blue skies. a light breeze. and temperatures right on target for the first week of april. small craft advisory goes into effect tomorrow, stays with us tomorrow afternoon. 36 tonight. northwest winds tonight at 5 to 10 knots. mainly clear. and tomorrow, 60 degrees. and mary, can i get a very hearty play ball? >> play ball. >> there you have it. first pitch at 5:00. our coverage starts at 2:00. it's going to be a really gorgeous day at the ballpark. >> all we need is sunshine. it's another episode of the mentalist. then stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. we'll have the top stories from all around the world.

plus, on baseball's opening day, we'll introduce you to a collector who has more than 3,000 films capturing rare moments of our national pastime. that's tonight, on the cbs evening news. cease-fire agreement. just a week away in syria. and today, the worst violence yet. >> accused 9/11 mastermind. a new development today in the case of khalid sheikh mohammed. surveying the damage. and counting their blessings. the latest on the devastating tornadoes in texas. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise and vic after this. i was paying too much with cable.

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it's 4:29. 62 degrees. partly sunny. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm vic carter. >> i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking

about. >> people in texas pick up their flattened homes after tornadoes rip through the state. >> reporter: volunteers carefully preserve anything that someone else might find valuable, like a teenager's cherished baseball. >> from when i was like 7th grade, i pitched a no-hitter. and it just meant a lot to me at the time. >> reporter: the enuck family spent the day searching the rubble of their house for home videos. >> this is a vhs of the day i got married. >> reporter: and photographs buried under debris. >> this is pretty sentimental to you? >> it is. it is. regardless if it works. >> reporter: one thing they haven't been able to find while scavenging through all of this rubble, the bathtub, where sherry and three young children took cover during the storm. this afternoon, they finally found it here, buried between bricks and collapsed wall. >> reporter: the man that got

me up said it was about the size where a dog could get up. and he just lifted me out of the hole. >> this is her grandson that she held onto while the tornado was hitting. >> reporter: this grandchild had scratches and bruises, but survived, underneath a pile of debris that volunteers helped remove. >> this used to be the pantry. this used to be the kitchen. >> reporter: while the family faces throwing away much of their path, they can at least be grateful that they still have a future. >> this is her husband and her kiddos. >> today, governor rick perry toured the damage. he promised he and local officials would work quickly to bring the community back to normal. u.s. officials will go ahead with charges against dive men suspected of plotting the 9/11 trilt attacks. >> well, denise, the new charges mean there is enough evidence for a trial. and these are pictures of the four men. khalid sheikh mohammed on the bottom right corner is the

accused mastermind. the five men are charged with planning an execution of the 2001 attacks in new york, washington, d.c., and shanksville, pennsylvania. nearly 3,000 people were killed. the men face several charges, including terrorism, conspiracy, and murder. denise? >> all right. thank you, mary. if convicted, they could all be sentenced to death. no decisions today in the child sex abuse case against former penn state coach jerry sandusky. his attorney called for the charges to be dropped. but the judge postponed the investigation. sandusky faces more than 50 counts of sexuality acts, involving boys, dating back to 1994. the florida man accused of shooting and killing unarmed teen trayvon martin, has an a new attorney. he was quick to defend his client publicly.

piers morgan said martin was responsible for his own death. he also accused the media of destroying his client before knowing what happened. >> he was absolutely entitled to defend himself. and that's why trayvon martin is dead, not because of racial profiling. >> there has been outrage and calls for him to be arrested. police say they have no reason to believe he didn't act in self-defense. a special prosecutor is investigating. u.n. security council calls on syria to comply with a deadline to end the violence. monica villa massar reports on the growing conflict. . >> reporter: this amateur video shows the government city of holmes. activists called this violence some of the worst in the year- long uprising. they say 70 people were killed in one day.

syrian troops are supposed to withdraw from cities and stop using heavy weapons by next week. but mortar fire can be heard, as buildings burn. >> the united nations is warning syria if it doesn't respect the cease-fire, it will face tough consequences. >> the security council calls upon the syrian government to implement urgently and visibly, its commitments. >> reporter: russia's foreign minister says, even if the opposition is armed to the teeth, it will not defeat the syrian army. some are concerned syria could drag other countries into a deeper conflict, pitting russia, china and iran, against western nations and some gulf countries. u.n. envoy covey anan sent a -- kofi annan sent a team in. they're pushing to send in a peacekeeping force to make sure the cease-fire holds. the peace agreement would also

allow anti-government protestors back on the streets. and give journalists access to a country that has, for now, been off limits. monica via miczar, wjz eyewitness news. >> they say if they do send a peacekeeping team in, they would likely be unarmed. a family says he's being evaluated. for spells in which he loses speech and passes out. a spokesman says the 89-year- old is in fair condition. mcgovern is best known for his 1972 campaign for president against richard nixon. in today's wjz healthwatch, birth control shots lead to a higher breast cancer risk. recent use of the injectable depropriverra for at least a year doubled a woman's risk of

breast cancer. well, it's a little cooler outside today, but wow, the sun is helping warm up the afternoon. it's gorgeous again. take a live look outside. how is opening day forecast looking? that's tomorrow. wjz has weather and traffic tblght. -- together. meteorologist tim williams has the updated numbers. >> it is going to be a gorgeous day. much like today. temperatures in the 60s. just a light breeze and blue skies. maybe a little warmer. but we've had them much worse. so we won't complain. 62 degrees. 49 on the shore. 50 in oakland. now, these northwest winds that are keeping our temperatures down are also going to be responsible for a freeze warning in effect. for all of those dark blue counties, really across the northern tier of the state. from 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. to 9:00. if you have been doing the early-morning planning -- planting, you may want to bring them in for at least one more night. seasonably cool air. keeps us dry, but definitely

keeps us a little bit on the seasonably cool side. we'll continue to keep you posted. opening day forecast coming up in a bit. let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin, wjz traffic control. >> hi, vic. hi, everyone. we're definitely getting busy out there. northbound 95. delays stretch from the 895 split past whitemarsh boulevard. as far as the beltway itself goes. stop and go from the harrisburg expressway to dulaney valley road. we also have delays on the express side. begins at wilkens avenue and ends at security boulevard. west side also seeing some brake lights there. that delay to baltimore national pike. and several accidents out there. richie highway at norfolk road. pulaski highway at edgewood road. also bel air south parkway at emerton road. and bel air at fullerton. let's take a live look. you can see, things still a bit slow there. north of charles street. and another live look.

you can see, things definitely beginning to slow there on the beltway, west of york road. this traffic report is brought to you by mcdonald's. feeling thirsty? stop in and get a refreshing sweet tea. back to you. when you say easter and baltimore, those words together, you think of mary sue. their easter eggs have been a baltimore favorite for more than 60 years. and as ron matz reports, it's the candy maker's busiest time of the year. >> the butszer cream is -- butter cream is ready. so is the chocolate. it's another busy day at mary sue on caton avenue. you might call it easter egg- citement. >> we don't keep count, but it's well into the millions. >> reporter: this has been a tradition since 1948. >> what mary sue is known for, we have been making easter eggs for over 60 years now.

>> the vanilla butter creams are the most popular. baltimore'sbaltimore's love with mary sue is in its sixth decade. carolyn hammond has been decorating eggs for 40 years. >> what's this like? >> having chocolate, almost all day. >> reporter: and day in and day out, it's a chocolate lover's paradise. >> carolyn, it's delicious. >> i know. i told you you'd get addicted to it. >> reporter: already am. >> reporter: a little messy, but worth every calorie. this easter bunny is 70 pounds of chocolate. mary sue's recipe hasn't changed since day 1. ron matz, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> how did the famous company get its name? mary and sue were one of -- were the daughters of one of the founders of the company. >> he's there, coming off the line, with wet chocolate still on his fingers. >> i want his job.

new errors are blamed for not warning colorado residents to a deadly wildfire. katrina shooting fallout. new orleans police officers going to prison. tonight, victims' families react. it's mostly mild. can we expect the same for the weekend forecast? meteorologist tim williams has your updated forecast. ,,,,

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a suicide bomb attack inside a church kills 10 people inside somalia. [ bomb sound ] >> the bombing was an apparent attempt to kill the prime minister as he marked the first anniversary of the country's new satellite channel. two of somalia's top sports officials were among those killed but the prime minister was not hurt. a coal mine is being sealed

shut. the new owner of the upper big branch mine, where 29 people died a year ago, said it will be permanently sealed off. they bought the mine last summer. families of those kimed in the blast are-- killed in the blast are suing. people are questioning whether sentences are just. paul murphy speaks to the families ever people killed in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. >> reporter: based on statutory minimum sentences for gun crimes, the four shooters were expected to get decades in prison, and they did. the judge sentenced sergeant ken bowen to 40 years. falcon got 65 years, and officer anthony villa vaso, 38 years. >> there were many, many new orleans police officers who performed courageous, selfless acts of heroism in the

aftermath of hurricane katrina. but regrettably, the acts of heroism of so many have been overshadowed by the misconduct of a few. >> reporter: the former nopd officers were convicted last august in the shooting deaths of 40-year-old ronald madison and 17-year-old james perset. and wounding four days after striking the city. the fourth was convicted of masterminding a cover-up. the judge sentenced him to six years in prison. >> i think today's today's sentencing reflect that when you do something, it should always be in mind that at some point, it needs to withstand the light of day. and it needs to withstand that scrutiny of a later time. >> reporter: the defense attorney plans to repeal or appeal the conviction and/or long sentence. the officer not behind bars is expected to face trial in may. a man confesses to police.

and mary is in the newsroom with the latest on the worst school shooting case since virginia tech. and witnesses say the gunman burst through the reception hall. 43-year-old faced a judge for the first time yesterday. he did not enter a plea, but admitted to shooting and killing six students and a staff member for taking one of the students' car keys and fleeing the scene. investigators say goh was anger -- angry with the students. surveillance video captures a man in arizona. this video was taken after robert stout was cleared. following his arrest for drugs and aggravated assault on an officer. he's posing for his mug shot, while officers hold his head up. he spent an hour in a jail cell. an internal investigation has been opened.

officials are blaming a mapping system for failing to alert people about a deadly wildfire in colorado. it did not recognize where to map certain homes because of a discrepancy between google maps and the system's dividing lines. some residents who registered their cell phones online also did not get warnings. the company said it is working to correct problems. there are calls for investigation, after dozens of demonstrators are pepper sprayed at santa monica college. the incident was caught on tape. >> reporter: it wasn't a typical wednesday at santa monica college. the buzz on campus was this: this video from the santa monica patch shows students running from the administration building, crying, screaming, after being pepper sprayed by campus police. >> your eyes burning. tearing up. i couldn't read. i was like, coughing. >> reporter: christian cordova was one of 100 impromptu

sprayed. only about a dozen students got in. >> we were just trying to like get our voices heard. >> reporter: so when the doors opened, students rushed the hall. with campus police trying to close the doors and students pushing forward, many in front got caught in the middle. >> at the moment, i was, like, scared because i've never been maced before or in an environment where the police were doing that to students. >> reporter: the meeting was over a new tiered system for summer classes because of state budget cuts, the college only has enough funds to offer 700 courses at the usual rate. to accommodate need, santa monica is offering classes at a higher rate. >> i think it's okay. as long as they're not taking additional away from the already offered classes. >> it's worth it for the quality. >> reporter: but regardless of how they may differ on the proposed classes, these stiewpths agree, -- students agree, pepper spraying is taking it too far. >> reporter: santa monica

school officials are investigating. well, a shark chomps down on a surfer's foot in hawaii. a shark bit his left foot. he clung on, yelled for help. and two strangers pulled him to shore. lifeguards posted warning signs. the man's wounds will keep him out of the water for a while. but he says he's eager to get on board. buying a ham for easter dinner this weekend will cost you more. ham prices have been higher than usual because the cost of pig feed has gone up. this spring, ham has been selling for 35 cents per pound. despite the extra costs, ham sales don't appear to be slowing down. a dog takes a bullet in the head to save his owner's life in new york. the 12-year-old pit bull, kilo is a lucky dog, when a gunman, posing as a fedex delivery man hits the owner. the shooter fired three shots. one hit kilo's head. but he was checked out by vets

and is expected to be okay. he probably hates that collar. they always do. [ laughter ] well, in today's weather, it's perfect for baseball. will the sun shine for opening day. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

that's where it's going to happen. there's your official music. to signal that it is time for baseball in their opening game, which is tomorrow. weather looks nice. a lot of folks are fighting allergies. and as a result, meteorologist tim williams sounded a little more like barry white today. >> very attractive. >> maybe barry white will sing the national anthem or something. oh, say can you see ♪ i won't try. won't attempt it. but if you are definitely going down to the game, it is going to be one of the nicer first opening days we've had in a long time. opening day forecast is going to be right on target for what it typically should be like for this time of year. temperatures around 60 degrees. sunshine and blue skies.

we'll have it officially for you in just a second. 62 now at bwi marshall. relative humidity. air is very dry right now. this wind from the west/northwest is bringing in a very cool air mass overnight. it's going to be responsible for a freeze warning in effect for harford county, right on out to allegheny county because of the cold air coming in from canada. 29.83 is the barometer reading. around the state, take a look at these temperatures. 49 on the schoar. we have 62 on bwi marshall. 58 up toward elkton. 57 in westminster and bel air. 57 in anap onis and on -- annapolis and kent island. winds will be persist entsz. not going to be very, very, we'll say gusty. at least through the afternoon, as things start to calm down. but there will be times through the early part of the day tomorrow, where things will be a bit breezy. with that, definitely take the jacket. we were just discussing that here. take a jacket out there, so you'll be comfortable.

but we are going to start to see the temperatures leveling out. we'll have 60s in the mid- atlantic. 60s to the south, where there have been very strong storms, rolling in across texas, toward atlanta. that could affect play at the masters, down toward augusta, over the next day or so. but these storms are going to stay well to our south. while we get cloud cover out of this. most of the moisture stays to the south. and the clouds will be pulled down with it. and we talked about the breeze tomorrow. the breezy conditions stayed with us through the early part of the day. things start to calm down very nicely. stays very pleasant. you'll hardly find a cloud anywhere tomorrow. but again, it's going to be right on target with a 60- degree daytime high, right around 60 to 62. right on target for this first full weekend of april. sunset today at 7:45. small craft advisory because of those winds going into tomorrow. northwest winds tonight. mainly clear. 36 degrees, the overnight low. 60 for tomorrow.

mostly sunny and breezy. and here's that official forecast. mostly sunny. breezy, game time. temperature at 60 degrees. first pitch, of course, 3:00. and of course as we have been saying, our coverage starts at 2:00. >> 2:00 p.m. >> does. live. straight through. thank you, tim. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. who won the mega millions jackpot? i'm mike hellgren. what the lottery's director is saying now about the swirling rumors. rumors. and how common is it to wait ,,, i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind.

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