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this is wjz-tv, wjz-hd and wjz.com, baltimore. from the city to the counties to your neighborhood, now is complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> signs of violence inside a secure government building. >> stabbing her baby with a knife. >> tonight, the chilling calls to 9-1-1 and the quick actions to save the baby's life. >> i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. >> here's tonight stories. a mother stabbed her baby in the head. >> kai jackson has the desperate calls you'll hear only on wjz. kai? >> reporter: we have the chilling account of a violent attack on a baby, an act now etched in the minds of those

who witnessed it. >> a parent came in. she stabbed the baby. >> reporter: chaos inside the department of social services office in east baltimore on the 22nd. a helpless infant is stabbed. >> she's in the conference room. she was having a visit with the mother and she stabbed the baby. >> how old is the child? >> the baby is an infant. can you get here quickly? >> reporter: tanisha thomas pulled out a knife that she managed to get by security and stabbed her own daughter. >> where's the mother? >> they're holding her down in

the conference room. >> reporter: it has raised concerns for social services. others grabbed the baby which was on the floor with knife in her neck. the infant was rushed to the hospital. she was released from the hospital yesterday. thompson remains in jail without bail. back to you. one year later, on the anniversary of osama bin laden's death at the hands of navy seals, president obama makes a surprise visit to afghanistan. tonight, he reveals details of his agreement with the afghan president and the plans to withdraw troops. president obama arrived at the bagram air base in afghanistan in a secret trip meant to mark the first anniversary of osama

bin laden's death. shortly after landing, president obama met with afghanistan's president, hamid karzai. >> with this agreement, the afghan people of the world should know that afghanistan has a friend, a partner, in the united states. >> then on the anniversary of the night he announced bin laden's death, he addressed the nation from afghanistan. >> i will not keep americans in harm's way a single day longer that's absolutely required for national security. we must finish the job we started in afghanistan. >> here at home, a concern grows with a possible terror threat to coincide with the security, but michael said the scariest threat could be under our noses. >> who is the u.s.'s biggest enemy at this moment?

>> frankly, i think it's home grown terrorism. >> airlines are being extra cautious tonight and tomorrow using more scrutiny as they monitor commercial flights into the country. and there is breaking news in afghanistan tonight. we have just received word that three explosions have been heard in the capital city of kabul followed by gunfire, hours after president obama left the country. we'll bring more details as we get them. a dangerous blow off a bridge. officers arrested them when they tried to detonate devices. they are all self-described anarchists who wanted to make a statement against corporate america. may day violence was in seattle. members of occupy seattle dressed in black fired through several banks and stores.

they're behind income inequality on international workers' day. you can see a group of activists rallying in mckelvin square and picketed. two boys were charged with accidentally shooting a 13 year old girl and hiding her body. according to the baltimore sun, the 12 and 13 years old admit they took part in the death of monet. teens dragged her body to an alley and put it in trash. officers say she was alive at the time but died afterwards. electionrobo-calls are in

trial. more on the election tampering. >> reporter: julius admits he wrote the election robo-call suggesting to the democrats that they need not vote because governor o'mally had not already vote. >> we're okay. we're all right. >> the calls did not say don't vote. the calls did not say the election is over. >> reporter: the robo-call also never contained the legally required tag line identifying it was really from the campaign and told wjz he blames his campaign for it. >> why am i responsible for a decision that was not mine? >> reporter: in opening statements, his defense attorneys told the jury henson had been thrown under the bus for the robo-call that henson insists was not intended to

suppress voter turnout. >> i said all along that was the purpose of the call in the first place to motivate and suede people to vote. >> reporter: on wednesday, the jury will hear from the woman's voice in the robo-call, the employee, russell, will take a stand. she has been given immunity in exchange for her testimony. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> julia henson faces two charges related to voter fraud. the northbound side of the highway will be closed overnight around 29th street. crews repair a collapsed drainage pipe and thursday night, only one lane of the southbound jfx will be open. find a detour by going to wjz.com and clicking on the news tab. a dangerous dash.

out-of-control fans at the game. players are sounding the alarm. megmegan? >> reporter: there are warning signs to not jump on the field. there are somewhat harsher penalties for those that do. a shirtless fan flies in. and later, the umpire gets him. 23 year old chris now faces multiple charges. he's the fourth person this season to jump the fence, including this guy dressed as batman on opening day. >> i enjoyed it. the crowds went crazy. >> reporter: but security guards say it's not joke. >> we've seen sporting venuing themselves where the athletes are at risk. >> reporter: he sounds off to

the media partner, the baltimore sun, i advocate that people get tased. you don't just disturb a game that's going on. it's private property and i'm sick and tired. former o's player say it may be because the team is playing so well. >> they're spirited, obviously, they don't want them doing that. >> reporter: recent crasher is charged with disturbing the peace, and disorderly conduct. but the better punishment may be banishment. >> allow the fan to cheer. >> reporter: the one who dressed as batman has been banned for life. meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> in addition to the man dressed as batman, 48 other mans were ejected from friday's

home game. the local lacrosse community comes together to raise money for a charity they support closely in memory of the murdered native. well, people who live in howard county are quick to tell you it's a great place to live. turns out, it's also one of the richest. for the seventh year in a row, forbes magazine named it one of the five wealthiest in the country. a median income of $103,000. number one is in virginia. >> we can get bob turk to move out. >> number one! [ laughter ] coming up, an elderly woman outsmarts two burglars. the quick thinking that brought police to her home without calling 9-1-1. >> facebook saving lives. the inspiration that came from

baltimore. >> are pit bulls like this inherently dangerous? that's the ruling from maryland's higher courts. reaction from this controversial decision is coming up. >> i'm bob turk. i'll have the first warning weather forecast coming up next. >> complete coverage continues with denise koch, vic carter, kai jackson, and first warning weather with bob turk and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,

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today is mainly clear. 65 degrees in central maryland. strong winds force a wildfire. 150 people were evacuated, but no injuries have been reported. fire officials say it started as a campfire and is not considered arson. an international tragedy. norway's top olympic swimmer dies while attending a training camp in arizona. they found his body in the shower. he passed away from a suspected heart attack. he won the first olympic swimming medal in 2008. he was scheduled to return to norway this week. at least five people will be facing criminal charges in connection with the hazing death in florida. robert was found dead on a bus after returning from a football

game. he died from blunt force trauma after being hazed by other band members. the charges range from demeanor to felony assault. robert champion's family said they're thankful after five months of delay, there's now movement in the case. maryland's highest court labels pit bulls as dangerous. that ruling has sparked some debate. people are arguing about who is the blame. >> reporter: dominic almost bled to death after he was attacked by a pit bull. >> it bit him in the arm and got him in the femoral artery. >> reporter: ever since, he's been in a legal battle trying to sue the landlord for negligence. the case can move forward declaring that when an attack is involving pit bulls, it's no

longer necessary to prove that a pit bull is dangerous. >> it gives people that are mauled, not bitten by the dogs, to seek recourse. it's all about accountability. >> it's similar to racial profiling in a way. you can't look at physical characteristics of a dog and determine whether it will be aggressive or not. >> reporter: there's another influx of the dogs. >> we've been getting a lot of phone calls being threatened by landlords to be evicted if they don't get rid of the animals. >> reporter: he said they're trying to help the children. >> they have the accountability that's necessary for earning this type of dog, that's where they should be. i don't want the dogs out there and i'd like the people who advocate them would be people who aren't committed. >> reporter: it's highly politicized. one study that pit bulls are no more likely to be involved in fatal attacks, but an older

study say pit bulls are the most dangerous. adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> an online petition has almost 4,000 signatures to ban the state from discriminating against pit bulls. a senior citizen helped police capturing a person breaking into her home. she turned on her medical alert necklace. the device activated an intercom system. the medical dispatcher alerted police and arrived in time to arrest the teens. wow. thanks to a new feature on facebook, you can become an organ donor in just minutes. you can sign up and have it displayed on their timeline. john hopkins was instrumental in this.

the police chief is proposing a fine for high volume obscenities. stopping this air pollution will enhance the quality of life in the town. the $20 fine was chosen rather than having every offender's mouth washed out with soap. >> we could raise money in the newsroom. >> there's things i want to say and can't. >> we'd all be arrested. let's take a look at the radar. a batch of showers popped up over ohio and portions of west virginia and continue to head out to the east and seven days, over the mountains. we may see showers after 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 in the morning and then things quiet down. a lot of this is not going to make it in our direction, but some of it probably will. we missed a lot last night. i think some of that will happen tonight. 65 degrees now. 80% humidity. no wind at all. the barometer is steady at 0.00

inches. 58 in cumberland. close to 70 in d.c. 60 in ocean city. locally, around the mid 60s, everywhere, which is really warm right now. 0 wind. a light east wind. that's going to keep us in a little bit of cooler ocean air. now, some of the ocean air is very stable air. south in virginia, it could get into the 80s. i expect we'll stay in the mid 70s tomorrow and the boundary line next to the region offshore to the north, the system in ohio will create pretty heavy showers and hailstorms tonight. it's still a viable piece of precipitation. how much survives in the mountains? because we lose the energy in the day. i think some will survive.

we'll probably see showers in the morning and then probably a refiring of the showers in the afternoon. so kind of a tough forecast to predict exactly where and when it's going to shower over the next couple of days. it's going to get a little cooler tomorrow and then thursday, things begin to warm up late in the day. i think friday will be the warmest day and saturday as well. looks like a warm start to the weekend. some shower activity by dawn. temperatures holding near 60 degrees. a few showers and maybe a thundershower in the afternoon. 76 tomorrow. on thursday, still showers and 76. really warm friday. 75, cooling down as we begin the early part of next week. denise? thank you, bob. one thing that's been missing from the orioles season, up next in sports. ♪

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it's a good night. mark viviano with us. >> yeah, a chance for the orioles to win meaningful accomplishments tonight, going for the first win over the yankees this season. orioles pitcher trying to win for the first time in almost a year. and a victory for a thousand in his career. why not get it in new york? strong for six innings tonight. allowed one run. wouldn't that be good enough? well, he got some help from the home run ball. j.j. harding gets two long shots. chris davis also got a homer tonight. their first victory over new york and career win 1,000 for buckshell walter. his first win was with the yankees 20 years ago.

season finale tomorrow. o's are one behind tampa bay. their best player, evan longoria, suffered a torn hamstring last night. the slugger will be out for four to eight weeks. a media mob in washington, d.c. surrounding rookie brice harbor. he played two games on the road. first time, but harper gets a hit in arizona. they lost five games in a row. football news? ravens coach jim harbaugh didn't mean the make the news, but he issued a statement that clarified comments he made about the new england patriots. he said the patriots super bowl

title have an asterisk and are stained. he said he didn't mean to discredit belichick. he called him to set the record straight. they play the ravens in september. it is kentucky derby week, but her ride has been pulled from the race. the horse, mark, was taken out by larry jones that said the horse isn't ready. that was the best ever finished for a female jockey last year. there will be something in the ♪

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