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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. church rampage, chilling new information about the shootings that targeted two women. >> police reveal a disturbing motive as cruisers grieve tonight. >> hello, i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> two women shot inside their church office were trying to help the man who killed them. tonight, the close knitted community is in shock. meghan mccorkell has new details on this devastating case. meghan? >> reporter: denise, police say the shooter was a homeless man who once turned to the church for help and then turned on the church and came back with gun. inside a place that's supposed

to be sacred, an unthinkable act. >> hard to fathom. >> reporter: the administrator shot. a homeless man dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. neighbors tell wjz that often tried to reach after the homeless population. >> it's wrong. the guy obviously was mentally ill, had some problems. that's the kind of people the church likes to help. >> reporter: he'd been coming to the food pantry. >> recently, the staff members say he's become argumentative and some asked him not to come back. >> reporter: but he did and police say he brought a gun. church members gathered to remember the victim. >> many of us remember her

fondly and sad about anyone else would be with a death of someone close. >> hope she's in comfort. >> reporter: now the church must come together to cope with the horror that happened here. and was pronounced dead at the scene. mary is being kept alive on life-support so her family can donate her organs. wjz eyewitness news., meghan mccorkell. a car with a light rail train sending several people to the hospital. sky 17. you can see the back door. people went to the hospital with minor injuries. a handgun inside a baltimore elementary school and even more shocking, in the hands of a prekindergartenner.

>> reporter: luckily, a teacher was able to discover and call for help before something potentially horrific happened and now the little boy made several charges. at north wood elementary in baltimore -- >> crazy. >> reporter: parents are fuming after learning a prekindergartenner brought a gun to school and students are still recovering. >> i was scared because i thought it was somebody in my classroom. >> reporter: city school police arrested the 5 year old boy's mother who identified as 37 year old burnetta anderson charged with giving the minor access to a firearm, reckless endangerment and having a gun on her person and vehicle.

>> makes no sense. >> reporter: a .22 caliber handgun, but the school's system has not revealed whether it was loaded or not. >> could have got a hold of the gun and then just playing with it and other kids could have got hurt. >> reporter: northwood principal sent this letter to parents saying they work diligently to make sure northwood elementary is a safe environment for learning and asks parents to monitor what their children bring to school. >> keep weapons locked up. >> reporter: required school authorities to suspend students who bring guns to school. weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, thank you very much, weijia. no word on whether he's been

disciplined yet. the last five as commissioner. credits the drop in crime in the city. he doesn't know exactly what he's going to do next. the last day is august the 1st. campaign consultant takes the stand in the so-called robo- call trial. they used it to influence voter turnout. they had a lot to say. >> reporter: emerging after the first trial, there were few words for reporters. >> it's okay. it's well. >> reporter: took the stand in his own defense for his political consultant for the failed 2010 campaign to elect bob for governor. >> i stand to testify and i

think that should remain in the courthouse and i'll be happy to talk to them when it's over. >> reporter: when henson returns to court, he'll be asked. registered democrats closed polls and democrat governor was already with him. >> okay. >> reporter: friday morning, jurors heard from a senior advisor and testified no knowledge of the row ball call robo-call election. henson will return to court to continue his testimony. at the courthouse, wjz

eyewitness news. >> if convicted, he could spend time in prison. for the first time, we hear from the prostitute at the center of a secret service scandal. dana swarez said she went back to the hotel with the secret service agent, had access to top secret files. helped this woman known as g.i. jane. she plotted to kill a swedish artist. now facing 15 years in prison. imprisoned in cuba, a maryland man has been for 2 1/2 years for a crime he didn't

commit. with no end in sight, allen opens up about the allegations against him. convicted of spying on cuba claims he was on a humanitarian mission to bring technology to the cuban jewish community. he's allowed one phone call per week and has charges against him. >> they charged me with being a threat to the security and the state which is -- if i weren't in this situation, i would be laughing at it. >> with secretary of state hillary clinton to bring him home. gross said he's thankful. >> president obama and secretary clinton have really have anything possible. >> but gross is no closer to coming home to his family in

montgomery county including his terminally ill grandmother. >> i have a mother who has inoperable lung cancer who's not getting younger or healthier and my lawyer and i have written on more than one occasion to the government of cuba requesting permission for me to visit her. i will return to cuba and you can vote me on that. >> in the two years and five months he has been held in cuba, allen gross has lost 100 pounds. talking about raising taxes, announced the special session on may 13 president for america's wealthiest people. that failed and led to the possibility of losing half a billion dollars in budget cuts. well, a spring tradition for more than one hundred years. flower time in baltimore. 130 vendors selling flowers to

crafts to lemon sticks. started in 1911 as a way for baltimoreians to buy for their gardens. now it's blossoming civility. you can enjoy the city's finer side and it's absolutely free to everyone. a lot of fun. coming up, a family shocked by a soldier's sudden death. >> it's horrible. >> the heartbreaking wife from half a world away. >> some diners punished for complaining about bad service. >> reporter: i'm mary bubala. the up close and personal experience just ahead. >> some showers and a nice weekend ahead. i'll check out the first weather warning 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. ,,,, ,,,, kiwi. soy milk. impulse buy. gift horse. king crab. rhubarb pie. lettuce shower. made by bees. toucan sam. that's not cheese. grass fed. curry. gingersnaps. soup can tower. 5% cash back. right now, get 5% cash back at grocery stores.

cloudy. first warning weather forecast is coming up. they say the floor is pancaked on top of each other. the structure was undergoing repairs and the workers left for the day.

the cause of the collapse is still under investigation. and in the tradition, it turns tragic. this video may be disturbing to some people. that student is participating in a foam sword fight. the 18 year old got up and walked away. the driver of the bus was given a ticket for running a red light. two days after junior seau is found dead, this dramatic 9- 1-1 call is released. >> it was like he shot himself in the chest. >> the woman identified herself as seau's girlfriend. his death has been ruled a suicide and police say a note was never found. there are concerns that repetitive head injuries from football may be a factor. seau's family will donate to

researchers looking into the long-term effects of concussions. hundreds of former players are suing the nfl for not doing enough to treat head injuries: an unthinkable circumstance, but in afghanistan, a woman heard his death while talking on skype during one of their videochats. captain kevin clark was an army nurse from new york. he's survived by two girls and wife. the member of the beastie boys has passed away. adam yatsu also knowned as mca died of cancer. held against their will for

refusing to pay a tip. they tried to pay a lower amount and eventually paid the 17% gratuity. some great changes coming to the show in baltimore. coming to an end. it's all part of an effort to improve the dolphin experience. >> reporter: they can go for as little or as long as they want. >> for dollar days, we opened the stadium up for everybody and we saw a magical thing happen. grandmas and grandpas came down

to the window. >> reporter: and the aquarium already scaled down the show. now the atmosphere is calmer and the loud music is gone, although the dolphins do tricks, but the trainers teach them why. >> can anyone answer that question, why you're not supposed to feed a dolphin? you'll fete attacked. >> reporter: in the wild, you're not supposed to feed dolphins. kids know there's very much a splash zone. >> ticket prices at the aquarium are going up slightly to off set. mary bubala, wjz eyewitness

news. if you think the moon is bright tonight, wait until tomorrow. the celestial phenomenon tomorrow will be the biggest and brightest full moon because it's passing closer than usual to the earth. on the east coast, it will appear the largest around sun set. let's hope it's clear. no clouds. it was nice out there tonight. >> you need to look to the east. that's where the moon rises. clear? i think it will be. take a look at radar. there's a front to the north of us. some showers but most dissipated in a pennsylvania and around the metro, not much to speak of at all. so we don't have a great chance of showers overnight. slight chance of a shower, that's putting in the forecast. the front should be in the area by later on tonight and at 3:00 a.m., it should be somewhere

across northern virginia to help keep the skies clear. the north and northeast, 63 in ocean city and a 62. 70, 72 down to the south. actually got pretty warm today. kind of humid for a while. actually 85 for the two minutes in the southeast. north wind at 13. any showers tonight would be few and far between, but there's still activity over west virginia and ohio just down to the south and southwest. as you can see the motion there, almost nothing. in fact, you can get up to north of the st. college, it clears out. we expect this to be just to the south, so hopefully turns

out to be a dry and sunnier afternoon with some moving in and the orchestra. saturday night and sunday looks nice. pleasantly cool. low humidity and pleasant temps. northeast winds, five to ten knots. maybe a shower in some spots, could hear some thunder. 62, 83 tomorrow. could be an early morning. sunday is beautiful. showers possible tuesday and then temps in the mid to upper 70s. denise? >> thank you, bob. up, the high flying orioles looking to take down another rival.

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the orioles in the fight for first place while the yankees and red sox in the bottom two spots in the division. both time the two front runners have been that low in may in 20 years. first time for the o's to face bobby valentine. at fenway, something we haven't seen yet this season. mark reynolds without a home run before tonight and that was a drive with the green monster. three times the orioles trail in the game and matt wieters. this is a marathon.

now in the fourteenth inning. tied. final two games of the road trip. a blast from the past. could be to the orioles next week. scheduled to take a physical exam and sign a contract. coach charlie ranked third in the country. they won. the hounds make it look easy. they have higher aspirations ahead. >> that's what you talk about. it's the beginning of the

tournament. knock two down and have four more. it's like we have a good shot at it. >> loyola of 13-1 like the basketball team. ncaa draw sunday night. ladies on the kentucky derby, the oaks, phillies only and in the history of that race, the jockey rides the winner. aboard on the outside and she believes he can and she does. winner of the $1 million kentucky oaks, they line up tomorrow which means two weeks away. >> thank you, mark. coming up, may the fourth be with you. >> some surprising ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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