obama outrage. the president's new comments as the first hearing into the secret service prostitution scand begins -- scandal begins. >> hi, everybody. i'm kai jackson. mary bubala is off. today, the prostitution scandal takes center stage on capitol hill. president obama is angry about these accusations. >> homeland security secretary janet napolitano said that investigators will get to the bottom of the secret service prostitution scandal, leaving no stone unturned. >> let me be clear. we will not allow the actions of a few to tarnish the proud legacy of the secret service. >> reporter: napolitano's office is overseeing the investigating office. agents who were preparing for the president's trip to the summit of the americas are accused of bringing prostitutes

back to their hotel room little. >> to your knowledge, is this the first time to date this has happened? >> over the past two years, the secret service office professional responsibility has not received any such complaint. >> reporter: of the 12 agents implicated in the scandal, nine are being forced out. three others have been cleared of serious wrongdoing. republicans are following the investigation closely to plaque sure -- make sure everyone involved is held accountable. >> this has put a black mark on the secret service, and quite frankly, our country. >> reporter: president obama spoke on cbs late night with jimmy fallon. he said the vast majority. secret service do a great job protecting him and his family. >> a couple of knuckleheads shouldn't detract from what they do. but a couple of these guys should not be doing this. >> reporter: and they are

trying to make sure something like this does not happen again. >> reporter: a dozen military personnel are also implicated in the scandal. their security clearance is being withheld while the justice department investigates. a short time ago, several people walked into a barber shop on marlin avenue. the suspects began to argue. one pulled a gun and hit a customer. schools in the area around the 400 block of that area are being placed on alert status as a precaution. wjz is on the scene. we'll have an update on the investigation at 5:00. a fourth suspect in the violent st. patrick's day beating is in custody. denise has more on the suspect and how community involvement led to the arrest. >> well, kai, the video of the beating is vital and should help bring them to justice. 24-year-old shatise. police say she beat the virginia man in the head and the chest with her high-heeled

shoe. the attack happened on st. patrick's day outside of a courthouse. 21-year-old aaron parsons is being held on $100,000 bail. police say he is the one who punched the victim in the face, knocking him to the ground. 18-year-old diangelo carter was arrested yesterday. and 21-year-old sheana davis was arrested last week. police say there could be more arrests once all of the culprits are identified. a mother is in custody, facing charges. she's accused of stabbing her baby in front of a social worker. derek valcourt has details from police. >> reporter: we're getting a better picture of the bizarre and scary happenings inside that social security office yesterday. and we now know the name of that young baby girl. her name is pretty diamond. and it's a miracle she's still alive, after what she's been through. >> the question everyone is asking. why would kenisha thomas pull out a knife and savagely attack her baby girl? new information might give us

insight into what she was thinking. according to polices are she did not have -- she did not have custody of her 8-month-old daughter, pretty diamond. thomas pulled out a long silver blade with a wooden handle, a kitchen knife, and began attacking the child repeatedly, stabbing her. the social worker left the room, screaming in terror. that's when one of her male coworkers came in and began throwing chairs at kenisha thomas, to stop her and eventual he subdue her. witnesses told police, they heard thomas saying, "lock me up." if i can't have her, no one will. they found the baby on the floor with a knife stuck in her neck. they immediately rushed pretty diamond out of the area for medical attention. she suffered five stab wounds in her head, neck and chest. police say she is expected to survive. >> reporter: police tried to question kenisha thomas.

but she refused to speak and asked to speak with her attorney. she now faces a slew of charges. coming up at 5:00, more of the shocking things the suspect reportedly said during the attack. he's sworn to enforce the law. today, a veteran is accused of taking it into his own hands. baltimore city detective, thomas nicholson the fourth. police say he misused his power, investigating his daughter earlier this month. today, mayor stephanie rawlings- blake reacts publicly for the first time. >> the public needs to know if an officer operates or acts outside the law, we're going to take it seriously and act on it. >> his daughter did return home safe. the nicholson was the lead detective, by the way, in the case of missing teen phylicia barnes. damaging testimony today in the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards. dick brandon has more on what edwards' former aide says about the mistress at the center of

the case. >> reporter: the prosecution's star witness, andrew young, spent a third day on the stand, working hard to avoid contact with his former boss. prosecutors are counting on him to make the case that john edwards used illegal campaign contributions to cover up his extramarital affair. young explained how his relationship with edwards collapsed, while he described his so-called life on the run with rile hunty. he also said he -- rielle hunter. he also said that he got into a shouting match with edwards. >> he never looked at the jury. and even in what appeared to be basic questions, he was thinking and rethinking what he was going to say. >> reporter: there n a book he -- in a book he wrote about the case, young acknowledges he received secret donations from donors as gifts, not subject to campaign finance law.

he said i did this to cover my butt because the feds were investigate being. >> reporter: the prosecution must prove that not only did edwards knew about it, but that he knew it was illegal. >> they're going to participate him out to be that he was in it for himself. >> reporter: edwards and his family used the bulk of the money to build a billion and a half-dollar house. young is currently immune. edwards faces up to 30 years in jail if convicted on all charges. unofficial concession. today, newt gingrich makes plans to officially end his campaign for president. gigi barnett has more. >> reporter: hi, kai. well, one day after mitt romney sweeps five more primaries. gingrich is on the campaign trail today in north carolina. a spokesman for the former house speaker said he will officially step down next

tuesday. gingrich promises to keep all 23 campaign events scheduled for this week. meanwhile, romney is said to be searching for a running mate for the fall election. kai, back to you. >> gigi, thank you. stay with wjz for complete coverage of campaign 2012. we'll have the latest on the candidates and the important issues. a military judge in maryland rules today. army private first class bradley manning will face a court-martial in september. manning fays 22 charges for the largest leak of military classified documents in u.s. history. the judge today ruled against a motion filed by the 24-year- old's lawyers. they filed a motion, claiming the prosecution team was withholding evidence. manning faces life in prison if convicted. the chill is gone. outside, it's mostly sunny and mile. wjz has weather and traffic. tim williams has more from first warning weather. good bit of sunshine out

today. viar comfortable day. drying out and warming up from the last few days. what is heading our way, though, is some more rain, as we continue to watch these april showers, moving across the mid-atlantic. that batch of rain you see out to the west there, is going to get here by late tonight and through tomorrow. not unlikely that we'll have some thunderstorms with that. we'll hear some rumbles as we move into the region. 67 degrees now. actually, the temperatures are going up now. we have our up-to-the-second temperatures updated now. we are at 67 degrees. this is the warmest we have been so far. still pretty chilly where the snow is on the ground in oakland. 70 towards the nation's capital. we'll talk about the timing and the impact of the rain moving our way coming up in your complete updated first warning forecast. kai? >> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >> northbound 95, having some slow traffic in that northbound direction. from 32 to 175. if you're traveling on the

beltway, west side inner loop, stop and go there, from 70 to security boulevard. north side inner loop, expect a 10-minute delay from delaney road to providence road. and a minor slowdown outer loop york to charles street. accidents include pennington avenue at pop lin street. west mount royal avenue at north howard. and there's a film project. that has greenmount avenue closed between east 25th and east 27th. let's now take a live look, as you can see, there's a look at the jones falls expressway. a bit slow in the northbound direction from north avenue, well past 28th street. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm. or these them online at cochranfirm.com for your free consultation. still ahead at 4:00. mad cow disease what you need to know about the first u.s. case in years. the most polluted. which areas in maryland have

dirtier air in baltimore city. she could still be alive. the latest in the madeleine mccann case. the sun has been out most of the day, but there is rain in your first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,

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right now in central maryland, complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. it's 68 degrees. new video is released of a drive-by shooting in washington state that critically injures a woman. surveillance video shows shots being fired from a white car. 21-year-old nicole westbrook, whose image was blurred out. you can see her hit and fall. police don't believe she was the intended target. the search is on for the driver of a minivan who almost ran over a bike cop. you can see when all of a sudden, a minivan starts coming toward him. the van missing him only by inches. the minivan speeds away from

the scene. police say they are looking for the driver and passenger of the minivan. today's healthwatch. american lung association is out for its annual state report. baltimore is getting cleaner while some parts of the country are getting worse. >> reporter: to a -- on a typical day in los angeles, the pollution is visible in the air. >> you look over and see the smog, blanketing the city. and then you realize, it's really disgusting. >> reporter: but the american lung association's new state of the union report, finds air quality has actually improved in l.a. and in the most polluted cities in the nation. in fact, the air is the cleanest since the report began 13 years ago. >> we have definitely made a lot of progress, since the clean air act was enacted in the 70s. and that is very encouraging. but as the report today highlights, we have a long way to go. >> reporter: the report shows more than 127 million people are living in places with dangerous levels of pollution

that can cause wheezing, coughing, asthma attacks, heart attacks, and premature deaths. >> reporter: even though pollution levels are better in los angeles, it still is the most polluted city in the country. and many other areas across california also top the list for poor air quality. >> reporter: pollution can be especially harmful for children, the elderly, and people with asthma, heart disease, and diabetes. experts say it's a good idea for them to limit outdoor activities when the pollution levels are high. >> these chemicals cause an excess of inflammation and oxidative stress that can affect a lot of parts of the body. including the lungs, the heart. >> reporter: many here in l.a. agree, the air quality has improved over the decades. >> i think it's certainly better than when we were growing up in the 70s. >> reporter: but they say a lot more work needs to be done. >> reporter: in los angeles, teresa garcia, los angeles, wjz eyewitness news. >> baltimore, ann arundle and

harford counties all received fs. wall street gets a passing grade today. markets finish in positive territory, especially the nasdaq. the dow was up 89. s&p up 19. nasdaq up 68. let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. federal reserve policy makers wrapped up their two-day meeting. and there were no surprises. they said the u.s. economy is growing moderately, but did caution that europe remains a big risk. the feds once again pledged to keep interest rates low, to at least 2014. but is holding off on taking any further steps to boost the recovery. during his news conference, fed chief ben bernanke added that the housing market remains weak. and the unemployment rate is not falling as quickly as he had hoped. apple's stocks soared 10%, after delivering a blowout earnings report. the world's most valuable

company said it surged 35%, selling double the amount it sold a year ago of shares. it also sold 12 million ipads during that samed with. -- same period. orders for big-ticket items like airplanes, cars and appliances, fell by the most in three years. and coca cola wants to split its stock, 2-1 for the first time in 16 years. the move would make the beverage giant stock affordable to most investors. that's your money watch. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. a montana farmer has a lot more company these days after one of his animals decides to stick by his side. ♪ [ music ] the bird, simply called "goose" refuses to leave his wing man. the man said he's had the bird since the 1980s. but only recently started following him around.

even with the constant honking, the farmer says he doesn't mind. coming up on eyewitness news rat 4 -- at 4:00. neon peon trouble. >> i will never give up fighting for my children and their protection. deion sanders' wife is out of jail, after being accused of assaulting her husband. today, the charges filed against the former baltimore ravens. yoga gate. why one of president obama's suits is now at the center of the cleaners. a mixture of sun and clouds, and a mild afternoon. but you may want to find your umbrella. wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com, instant updates and first warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

beautiful day outside, tim. maybe just for a walk. or a picnic or anything. >> it's a gorgeous day. we're in a pattern of where it's a little sun, a little rain, a little sun. kind of an every other day thing. it's going to be that way right on through the weekend because of a series of disturbances we

have moving our way. we'll show up to you here in a second. right now, though, temperatures are very nice. 68 degrees is the normal high for this day. this is the warmest we have been all day long. could maybe go up a degree or so before our official numbers come from for the afternoon. 68 degrees, very comfortable afternoon. 27 as your dew point. relative humidity is 27%. winds from the west/northwest. it's a dry wind coming in at 14 miles per hour. it is pretty breezy out there. barometer expected to drop now as we have low pressure moving closer to the region. 59 out in oakland, where the snow is still on the ground. we have 60s heading from cumberland towards hagerstown. 65 in elkton. 66 in ocean city. 70 in d.c., and closer to the d.c. suburbs. we have temperatures a little higher. 68 in annapolis. 68 on kent island. and 68 in columbia. winds have been in the double digits all day long. 14-mile-per-hour winds, not gusting too high.

they have been pretty sustained in the double digits. but 13- to 14-mile-per-hour winds, pretty much the order. winds could go up definitely, if we start to get thunderstorms rumbling across the area late tonight and tomorrow. all because of several disturbances we talked about. we have a low-pressure system moving past the carolinas and offshore. but follow this line of clouds. right on from california, right on over. this is the jet stream. and it is this line that all the disturbances are going to follow over the next few days. we'll get a bit of a lift in the jet stream, but every disturbance you see here is going to follow that pattern, which means we have a few off and on days of rain and some showers. the first one comes later tonight. we've already seen the clearing. today it's been very nice. sunshine and blue skies. the rain comes tonight and into tomorrow. and then we start to get clearing into friday. this is friday. next batch of rain comes on saturday. and then it all starts over again. our sunrise tomorrow, at 6:14. small craft advisory in effect

because of that series of disturbances in effect tonight and tomorrow. our forecast looks like this. tonight, going down to around 40 degrees. increased clouds. some rain and thunderstorm late. tomorrow, the thunderstorms could be with you, when you're driving in tomorrow. 68 degrees, our daytime highs. going to be a breezy day. pretty raw day, at least early on. but then we may start to see a little clearing heading into the afternoon. don't miss the primetime lineup. orioles home stand continues through the weekend. when the oakland athletics come to town. sunday afternoon, it's masn on wjz. you can see the game between the o's and the ar's, at 1:30, live here on wjz 13. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. the supreme court is hearing arguments today over arizona's controversial immigration law. we'll talk to people on both sides of the question to find out how the law has changed their lives. that's tonight on the cbs evening news.

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it is 4:29, 68 degrees with a mixture of sun and clouds. hello. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. setting the record straight. media mogul rupert murdoch testifies. the billionaire is facing tough questions about the phone- hacking scandal. >> rupert murdoch seemed

relaxed. the media giant insists that he is not angry at britain's prime minister for dragging him into it. >> frankly, i welcomed the opportunity because i wanted to put certain myths to bed. >> reporter: murdoch defended his reputation as news corporation, and denieded telling editors which politicians to support. word is murdoch spied and hacked phones to get information. this has sparked outrage. the 81-year-old media mogul took to twitter to bash the government after he and his employees came under investigation. murdoch played down tweets. >> who were you referring to? >> reporter: murdoch's arguments are being closely watched here but also in the united states, with where he has powerful media companies. and this whole thing has gotten

into his way of his plans. >> reporter: hacking scandal brought news of the world down last year. murdoch's son james, testified tuesday. and e-mails revealed his cozy relationship with politicians when he ran part of the family's empire. >> i didn't. >> reporter: but rupert murdoch insisted, he has never asked a prime minister for anything. in london, monica via miczar, wjz eyewitness news. >> murdoch did admit to one major error in britain's sunday times nearly 30 years ago. his paper published hitler's supposed diaries, but they were later found to be fakes. kai is live in the newsroom with new developments in this case. >> reporter: police are releasing the image of the british girl that shows how madeleine might look at the age of 9 this. is the age-progressed picture. portugal police closed their investigation in 2008. but scott lard wants it reopened. they are now reviewing 40,000

pieces of evidence. british investigators believe the girl is still alive. >> a spokesperson for the mccanns said that this latest report is no more credible than other tips that proved incorrect over the years. a custodial worker is found dead at a kennedy space center launch pad. it was in a building located under the liquid oxygen tank. a nasa spokesman says a cause of death is not yet known. and the man's identification is not yet being made public. for the second time in less than a week, a passenger jet makes an emergency landing after striking birds. jeff glor reports for wjz, it happened in new york again. >> all right. clear for takeoff. 160 with 571. >> reporter: jet blue flight 571, left for palm beach at 6:45 p.m. and shortly after was struck by at least two birds, forcing a return to the westchester

county airport. >> 571, we gotta come back. we hit two big geese. >> jet blue 571, roger. and stand by. >> reporter: two geese crossed in front of the jet and hit into the windshield, oshstructing the pilot's view. and though no damage was found, they declared an emergency, heading back to base. >> airport 11, taking 1-6. >> jet blue, 571. nice to have you back. >> reporter: the flight landed shortly after 7:00, and there were no reported injuries. the crew and all 54 passengers boarded another plane and took off again for florida about two hours later. >> it was awful. well, everything was confined at first. and then we took off and it was evident we hit something. and the plane kept swerving from left to right. >> oh, my god. i mean, it could have been worse. because if that thing ever went into the engine. it was certainly inconvenient. but as a comparison to what it could have been, we're good. >> reporter: three years ago,

captain chesley sullenberger, famously guided a u.s. airways flight into the water on manhattan's west side, after birds took out both engines also on takeoff. since then, birds have smashed into more than 1700 flights in new york state alone. and this emergency landing is the second such event in the new york area in less than a week. last week, a passengero board a los angeles-bound flight captured this video of a flock of birds before they hit the engine, forcing a return to jfk. >> reporter: and captain sullenberger predicts more strikes, especially around la guardia, with the city building two garbage dumps nearby that will attract more birds. 18-year-old rica richardson is now charged with grand theft auto. police say rich orderson -- richardson was a passenger in march when the driver sped awail.

police reese -- rescued the driver and richardson. three passengers died at the scene. the driver died a short time later. an alleged beating victim is refusing to testify against his accused attackers, two baltimore brothers. cory asked a judge to drop the charges against eliayahu and afi werdesheim. the judge says that is not his decision. they are accused of beating someone in 2010. the brothers say it was self- defense. president obama gets yogurt spilled on him by fans during a campaign stop in colorado. >> whose yogurt got on me? >> i'm really sorry. >> she said, i'm sorry. the yogurt, belonging to an enthusiastic college student, accidentally got flupg on president obama during a meet and greet tuesday. the purple snack hit his pants, which he began promptly wiping off with a napkin. the president, however, was not

upset. >> secret service. >> i'm very sorry, sir. i'm so glad -- >> obama mentioned the incident later today at a campus event, where he was touting his proposal for low-rate student loans. nice warm after days of chilly temperatures. the sun returns to warm things up for us. live look outside now. feeling more like spring again. bob is here now with the numbers from first warning weather. bob? >> right on the normals are the averages for today. believe it or not. but we have things headed our way. take a look at radar. yes, there's shower activity, developing across indiana, ohio, now all the way down to charles ston, west virginia and from chicago all the way down. you can see that shower activity. and thundershowers as well. overnight, into your thursday. we're looking for showers to move back into the region. could be maybe as much as a quarter to a half inch in some spots. temperature-wise, we're right where we should be. we're at 68. d.c. at 70. still kind of chilly in oakland.

but still had snow piles there. ocean city even warmed up to 66. we had april showers headed our way. it will be a little milder. but we also have chances of showers the next four or five days. >> let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, denise. hi, everyone. things are definitely getting heavier on the beltway. delays now back from frederick road to security boulevard. as far as the north side of the inner loop goes, at least 15 minutes there from york road to providence road. and the outer loop, just a minor slowdown there, from york road to charles. northbound 95, stop and go there, from 623 up to route 100. and a couple of new accidents, bel air, emerton road, at patterson mill. taylor avenue at perring parkway. close to the towson area. and also greenmount avenue at east 30t street. let's now take a live look. as you can see, things are a little heavier there. but still moving along. just west of york road on the beltway. and we'll take another live. as you can see, there's the

jones falls expressway. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate, too. you can always call them at 1- 877-75-bills. back to you. >> okay, kristy. thank you. baltimore police are investigating a series of tire slashings. sometime overnight, nearly 20 cars were slashed in the 4100 block of park heights avenue. this morning, wjz found people replaying their flats with spares. anyone with information on the vandalism is asked to call police. baltimore city schools are going green. today, mayor stephanie rawlings- blake joined a baltimore city school dr. andres alonzo for an announcement. the mayor say the all of baltimore's 205 city schools are celebrating. and to celebrate the occasion, mayor rawlings-blake presented with a bin that they are distributing to every school. >> good deal for everyone there. straight ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. the video sparked outrage.

will it prevent a jury in the case of a houston police officer? the octomom gets a social services complaint. who called about the living conditions for her 14 children? and we're enjoying a mild, sunny afternoon. bob will update your first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the first of four houston police officers charged in the video taped beating of a teenage suspect heads to trial. prosecutors say andrew bloomberg and three other officers were caught on camera last year, kicking and stomping 15-year-old chad holly. defense attorneys allege the high-profile tape will affect bloomberg's chances of a fair while -- trial. the fbi is brought in to help search for the missing 6- year-old arizona girl who disappeared days ago. the move comes as investigators scale back their search. she was last seen by her family in her room friday night.

they are now focusing on local areas like landfill and drainage. the man who cons ifed to fornorway's mass killing. >> anders breivik is slamming a diagnosis that declare him insane. he said it was made to portray him as irrational. a second psychiatric examiner found him insane. they will consider both reports. breivik admits to the bombing of oslo's government district that killed eight people in the subsequent shooting massacre. in a labor department that left 69 dead, most of them teenagers. >> breivik claims the attacks were, quote, necessary. because the victims had betrayed norway by embracing immigration. mad cow disease found in a dairy cow in california.

baker commodity says the cow was randomly selected for testing. the usda says the consumers are not at risk because the cow is not on its way to the food supply. >> the milk supply is safe. this has no affect on the milk. and the meat supply is safe. that that cow did not make it into the food chain. >> the plant says the dead cow is in quarantine until the usda gives it disposal instructions. a woman says she's furious with the transportation security administration, after her daughter is given a patdown at a kansas airport. the woman says her mother set off the alarm, passing through security. she was told to sit and await a patdown. but when her daughter went to give her grandmother a hug, a security officer allegedly implied a handgun had been passed to the little girl. the t.s.a. says agents did follow procedure and never accused the girl of carrying a gun. a 5-year-old boy in need of a heart transplant is found,

safe, after being kidnapped from a st. louis hospital by his father, who does not have custody. police say porter was found. an amber alert was issued after the boy was taken from the hospital yesterday. jeffrey stone and his mother are both charged with kidnapping and other offenses. the drama between pro football hall-of-famer deon sanders and his estranged wife pilar. today, deion is charged with misdemeanor assault, relating to a fight for which his wife was later arrested. >> not many are interested in what a house mother has to say. >> today, they were, after pilar sanders, the estranged wife of former cowboys quarterback, deion sanders, was released from the collin county jail. >> i am innocent. >> reporter: she denied the report that her husband tweeted monday saying she and a friend jumped him inside his prosper house. >> i understand that i have very little chance at beating a

hall of fame, two-sport man that everyone seems to love and adore. >> reporter: prosper police haven't commented on the incident, which led to pilar's arrest on a misdemeanor assault charge. >> i'm a full-time mom. 100% for my children. and i just haven't been given a fair shake. since any of this began. >> reporter: sources confirmed to cbs 11, that the hall-of- famer left north texas. and on his twitter feed tuesday, he posted a picture of himself with new york giants quarterback eli manning. sanders had no comment today. >> and far too often, people are enamored by glitz and glamour and the yellow jacket and the star on the side of the helmet. but i will never give up.

[ crying ] i will never give up fighting for my children and their protection. never. [ crying ] >> i sincerely believe that the story put out by sanders is not the truth. we have witnesses and other evidence that contradicts what he said. and that evidence will come out in court. >> the charges against sanders carries $5,000. police paid a visit to the home of the woman dubbed octomom after reports of neglect. her hair stylist reportedly called police, claiming there was only one working toilet in the home. and some some of the children used plastic training toilets in the backyard. however, police said nothings found during the investigation and nocharges were filed. the state of new jersey is about to cash in on a revenue stream, unused gift cards. gift card sellers will soon be able to obtain zip codes from buyers. that way, they can claim

balances from cards that have been inactive for two years. as a result, american exrses and other-- express and other companies have stopped selling gift cards in the garden state. it's not set to hit theater this summer. but a new sci-fi film. >> coming up on entertainment tonight. we are taking you to the set of one of the most talked about movies, prometheus. >> come on. are you ready to do this? i know you are. >> oh, my god. incredible. >> the ship, prometheus, explores the for thest -- furthest resources. among the crew, charlize theron. >> we get to walk onto a set that is incredible. and have ridley scott direct you. >> ridley scott with his resume. try alien and blade runner. in this case, it's the

discovery of extra extraterrestrial civilization, with clues to mankind. >> he wants to come find us. >> but our heroes must fight a battle. >> he's my sanity director. >> also tonight, we are behind the scenes of dark shadows with johnny depp. plus, kim and kanye, rihanna and action. we have the couple's news, coming up later on entertainment tonight. you can see entertainment tonight, here on wjz. a walk down new york city's memory lane is now just a mouse click away. a new york online is giving to the big apple. some dating back to the mid1800s. there are snapshots of ports and buildings. even snapshots of lucky luchiano. it was such a hit, it crashed on its first day. >> hopefully that will settle down soon so some of us can

take a look at these photos. >> bob will be able to tell you exactly what kind of car that is. get out and enjoy the sunshine. because rain clouds are coming back. >> bob has the updated first >> bob has the updated first ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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here's a live look outside right now. bob says we are smack dab normal. >> it was gorgeous today. >> right on the money. >> 68 degrees is what we would normally expect. that is based on all the records we keep for the last 130 years. this is the normal temperature that we normally expect on this day. but that doesn't leave me anything, does it? because you can go from 45 to 95. so in between there. that's what we call average. most times, it's in the 60s or low 70s. take a look at temps right now. yes, very pleasant afternoon. 68. but also very dry right now. 27, dew point. humidity, only 21%. so it's a dry, dry air mass. west/northwest winds at 14. barometer holding steady. going to start falling tonight, as low pressure will begin approaching us from the west and northwest. and that's going to bring with

it clouds and tomorrow, april showers again. d.c.66, ocean city. a little cool still in oakland. at 55. remember issue they had 8, 9, 10 inches of snow two days ago. and a lot of it is gone. but there are still some piles up there, i'm sure most of it is gone. locally, temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s to near 70. right by the bay, even. rock hall, annapolis, and kept island and columbia. 68. nice west wind, drying things out nicely. going to bring moisture off the atlantic ocean, and clouds. south this afternoon. showers from southern ohio, into the carolinas. another batch of rain, these are little impulses of energy. just a little pressure system rolling by the area. right now, in between, clouds to the north. clouds and showers to the south. but this is what is moving in our general direction. essentially, a warm front is developing. very warm, humid air down here.

that's going to move across our region. overnight into tomorrow. i don't see how we can escape, getting shower activity with that. but eventually, it will clear out on friday. we get a little cooler and dryer. so decent sunshine friday. and then on saturday and sunday, another system rolling through the area. another chance of showers this weekend. unfortunately, yes, it's your weekend. southeast winds at 10 to 15 and small craft advisery. tomorrow, bay temp, around 57 degrees. tonight, not too bad night. but later on, overnight, shower, maybe even a thundershower by early morning. i'm talking 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. so when you go to work in the morning, might be actually raining by 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 a.m. 67 tomorrow. morning rain and an afternoon shower or thundershower, as a little bit of sun can come out tomorrow afternoon. >> more rain headed our way. >> good. that's a good thing. thank you, bob. still to come. a look at the woman who police say tried to kill her baby girl.

but it's what she said during the attack that may give police the clue to her motive. i'm derek valcourt. i'll explain coming up on

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social services attack. new insight after a baby is stabbed. her mother arrested. >> police explained the chaos and a possible motive. >> hi. i'm kai jackson. and i'm denise koch. in for mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> panic at a social services building. police reveal a bizarre attack of an 8-month-old girl, allegedly at the hands of her own mother. derek valcourt is there. he is one of those who witnessed the whole thing. >> reporter: police documents paint a gruesome picture of that mother attacking with a large kitchen knife and those documents tell of the heroic efforts by one dss worker to >>op it.