thisis baltimore. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now, it is complete coverage. it is wjz. >> saturday soaking. much needed rain. was it enough to end the drought? >> adam is off. people are talking a us bother rainstorm was short but it came down fast. umbrella was a must-have to avoid the pelting rain. you can sigh it falling hard at the stadium and these kids ran for cover. without umbrellas it was a mad dash to the car. >> the rain has stopped but the question is was this brief storm enough and if not, is more rain on the way? tim williams has a look.

>> good evening. we're looking at a very brief bit of rain that moved through. it is not the end of this system at all. take a look. we'll show you there was briefly some rain that moved through even with lightning hit with this system moving through the region. we'll give you an idea what is moving through the region. there is a very strong batch of rain that is moving in across the northern portion -- the gulf states and around the northern portion of the gulf states i should say add that low will track past those numbers you see there and come up in entire eastern seaboard. we're seeing an nor'easter before this is said and done. track our way into tomorrow and into tomorrow night very chilly and very wet. >> we are still looking at an average of 12 inches of rain by this time of the year.

we're tracking the rainfall totals year-to-date, we're under 7 inches of rain. the deficit is under 5 inches only at bwi marshall .05. a half-inch in other parts of the state. it will be chilly air building in and wind ings picking up nor'easter heading into tomorrow evening and a lot of rain still to come with this system. we'll outline the timing for you. >> we look forward to seeing with you then. stay with us. to find forecast updates log onto wjz.com. still behind bars, george zimmerman remains locked up tonight one day after he is granted bail. randall pinkston reports his attorney hopes to have him out soon. >> reporter: george zimmerman is still in the jail but he first must post bail.

>> $150,000 is a lot of collateral. >> finding a place for zimmerman and his family while he awaits trial. >> we have a lot of concerns about security. >> he is accused of murdering martin. they rushed to the courthouse after the judge granted bail. they are not happy with the decision, but they are being patient. >> at this point they want the legal process to play out and so do many residents in sanford. they want this case unwanted national attention to be resolved. >> i'm looking forward to a conclusion of this and for sanford to get back on track. >> there is still some tension here. terry jones, the florida pastor who gained note righty. >> maybe the plaque and

community can stand together for justice. >> sanford citizens do not want violence here. >> if there is an outbreak, there won't be here. >> they want the case tried in the courts. >> how many of you agree the judge made the proper decision for bail for zimmerman? not on the streets. zimmerman's attorney says he will be out of jail no later than midweek. a key figure has died. he passed away after suffering a brain hemorrhage. he was one of the 8 convicted of watergate charges. he served seven months in prison. he was 80 years old. a total of six secret service members have left their jobs after being accused of hiring prostitutes while on the job and now, the scandal is

becoming plate sized as it heats up. here is more on what one maryland congressman is saying about this. >> reporter: they are demanding a tour re investigation and some are asking whether that should include a check inside the white house. but one maryland congressman says he is doing enough. >> maryland represent cummings is depending the president involving a dozen secret service agents. >> he got folks out of columbia the moment he found out about this. he stripped them of their security clearance and he suspended them and they have taken action. >> the reenforcement comes after some republicans raised questions about the white house staff. >> it is per pos truss.

>> sarah palin spoke out. he worked security during her 2008 campaign. he put a photo on facebook and said i was really checking her out if you know what i mean. cheney is one of six men who have been forced out, so far in clouding supervisor greg stokes. >> the head of the secret service briefs cummings on the investigation everyday. his committee has turned in ten questions to the agency. >> six other agency employees are still under investigation along with 11 military service members though they have not been charged. as many as 20 colombian women are on the list of prostitutes who partied with them. >> we had a few bad apples but i mean this does not speak for the thousands of secret service men and women who put their lives on the line everyday. cummings expects to get answers on may 1st, that is the

deadline his committee set. >> cummings said after they receive that information, they will determine whether public hearings are necessary. police are still searching a manhattan building in hopes of cracking a 30-year-old cold case. he disappeared in 1979. police reopened the case this week. it is believed he met with a carpenter who worked in the basement before he was vanished. that man is cooperating. >> two teens are facing charles after a school stabbing. it happened on friday. two female students were fighting over a wig when one stabbed the other with a pearing knife. one is in critical condition. both have been charged with assault. there is now a national and local movement for employers to

hire active military and veterans. >> from here row to hired. the first ever job fair for active military and veterans. >> many of our vet rans have come back and have not gone out actively looking for a job knowing they have been deployed so when they get back they have the need forget for getting a job. >> he said he was passed up, because of his service for the country. >> i was kind of stuck in a result. he is hoping to find the right fit with the 25 public and private organizations here. the it company recognizing the special skill sets they off irr. >> they bring a dedication that sometimes you can't find in the civilian sector. >> they are making the push to

hire mill their veterans. the goal private companies hire 100,000 by 2013 giving service members the respect and employment they deserve. >> i enjoy putting the uniform on everyday. i do it for my kids. that mission still holds very close to my heart. if you missed today's event, wjz.com has more information on how you can become a hero to hire. back in baltimore, after a trip around the world, a young sailor docked his boat. >> [ applause ] >> a crowd cheered as he pulled into annapolis. he sir couple navigated the america's alone. that is a 25,000-mile voyage. the first to make it solo and

nonstop. he is happy with his trip but glad to be home for several reasons. >> now i can talk to people. >> he raised $25o,000 for chesapeake region accessible boating for people with disabilities. >> congratulations to him. and welcome home. >> coming up, two trains collide. police scramble to help those hurt. >> caught speeding, a driver turns on a speed camera. find out how he tried to fight his fine. >> remember the coach started >> new season. >> these kids are competing. i'll tell you how they can win when eyewitness news continues. >> one batch of rain moving in. heavier rain by tomorrow. i'm in for bernadette wood.

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it is cloudy and 57 degrees in central maryland right now. dozens of people are hurt after two trains collide near

amsterdam. a local train was heading out when it crashed head-on with another. both were going at least 30 miles per hour. the cause of the crash is under investigation. police are looking for the man who shot a speed camera in santa fe, new mexico. look at this video. he fires off five rounds in his pajamas and walks away. it caused about $1,000 of damage. police say the man had just been slapped with a speeding ticket. now instead of a $100 fine, he is looking at felony charges. >> a man could face time in jail for torturing his neighbor's cat. he shot it 20 tiles with a be- be gun and drowned it. a neighbor came to it for the rescue and is being treated at a clinic.

>> his eye will have to be removed. it has been damaged from bullets. his eardrum is damaged. we believe he has some brain damage. >> the man who tortured the cat will be charged weather animal cruelty. penn state fans are gearing up for a new football season for the first time without their coach joe paterno. he passed away in january. dozens of fans draped the statue with flowers before bill o'brien made his debut today. if you looked around today it seemed as if a lot of people were out getting yard work done before the rain that is. the mayor was no exception. >> we see these annual cleanups every year. >> we announced our power and dirt initiative.

>> the but the mayor has upped the stakes. >> the community clean competition. we divide the city into four sectors. >> indeed 70 neighborhood teams are finding the power in dirt competing to try to make their neighborhoods better. the most successful in each area gets a $5,000 prize. >> how much recycling has gone up. how much is it going down, because you're out there cleaning up? >> they are keeping the neighborhood clean and are reclaiming this vacant lot. >> it was overgrown. it had couches, televisions, washing machines. there was a body that was found here two years ago. >> his group said the hard gains of today will endure because he and some of the

others here today live here. >> it makes it our responsibility to make sure this looks great all the time, because we live here and we want to keep it going because it is our home. it is not a field trip for us. >> instead of the 60 years of disinvestment you see investment. the mayor will announce which four organizations won the contest at her annual fall clean up. >> there is an exciting addition to the zoo colobus monkeys gave birth. it is not clear what the gender is. they are known for their black bodies with white tails. it brings the title to 4. >> faces only a mother could love. 0 that is exactly what i was thinking. i wonder if they will have

somewhat of a naming contest? >> they probably will. all the monkeys were running for cover from rain. some areas more than other. there was some light thinking there are areas getting much more than what central maryland is right now. this brought blue through. >> >> something like that. >> central maryland. in the middle of the afternoon toward the evening, but front is still just draped along the eastern seaboard and around ocean city, there is a diagonal line back to virginia. you sigh some of the heavier showers. many of you have heard some of the rumbles of thunder and seen some of the lightning associated with it. this system is going to stay with us and that front will be the highway for the next batch of heavy rain will move up into the eastern seaboard. today we enjoyed a very nice day early on, 81 degrees, well

above our average high of 67. 88 was the record high and we were closer to that than the normal. right now we're at 57 degrees with a west northwesterly wind. the winds will pick up through the day tomorrow. pretty gusty tomorrow and monday and chilly on top of it. temperatures will be around this range for the next few days. we have temperatures around 51. 63 down en ocean city. around the immediate metro area, 53 westminster. 60 in rock hall. and 62 in annapolis. we have seen these double digit wins around dc. look at the flow of the wind. it is low pressure around this that is bringing in this counterclockwise flow and that is why the winds are coming in from the north and northwest.

this front blew through and it will be draped right on down all the way extending down to the gulf and it is this low pressure system here that well be watching, tracking along the carolinas, right past virginia and right into the delmarva and jersey shore. by late tomorrow night into monday it will start pulling cold air down and that means there is a winter weather watch. winter stormwatch in effect. up to 6 inches of snow sunday into monday in the higher em visions. a small craft advisory in effect. tonight 48 degrees. off-and-on rain and drizzle. tomorrow with rain heavy at times only up to 54 and we could see 51 on monday. tomorrow the winds will pick up and we'll expect up to 2 inches of rain tomorrow evening. coming up next in sports,

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stan is here with our sports report. >> we have a lot to talk about with the orioles. they are topping the sports desk as the birds trade. 25-year-old josh bell who was hitting 094 to a player to be named. birds in anaheim playing as we speak. this is a fairly long-term pitcher's dual. punching him out. then the next batter. breaking ball. seek ings his first homer. >> the first nine batters he retired but top five matt with a man on base.

bye-bye baseball. that is a two-run homer. right now, here is the score. 8th inning. it is not a final. in the 8th. it is orioles 6-3. 6-3 in the 8th is the last we had. meantime today was the last day for the pitcher against seattle in seattle. he threw the first regular season game. holliday did it years ago. he strikes out brendon ryan and white sox win 4-0. baseball's 21st perfect game since way back in 1922. >> not so bright.

nick davis 3-0 upper hand. navy goalie had 18 saves today. watch him with the ball. then hopkins, greeley comes down on that. came back very valiantly but he went down today. here is the final score. navy upset hopkins 8-3. that is the final. more action. this time from durham, north carolina. women's lacrosse. she lights up the net on duke. duke couldn't do much today. they got beat 12-3. so maryland with the help from kate black will face top seed unc in monday night's championship match.

nba tonight, dislocated. without the terrific trifecta, meet miami scrubs 86-8h. nascar grabs the poll for tomorrow. 175. today in boston tied at 3. washington, troy, powerplay goal. capitals beat the brew whens by 4-3. if they keep playing the way i think they could, they could run the defending champs out of here. >> we'll be ,,,,

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