about. >> an epic win over the red sock now the birds are back. mark viviano has the latest. >> reporter: you mentioned the birds are flying high just having spoke to some of the players. not everyone close. these guys know better than to get too excited this early in the afternoon. but the fact is they have the best record in the east, they're riding a winning streak. the way they've been playing gives fans reason for optimism some they haven't had for about 15 years. >> here's the 3-2 delivery. up the middle where hardy is playing and the orioles have done it. >> reporter: two wins in a row over the yankees in new york. then a three game sweep of the red sox on the road, a boston marathon that lasted 17 innings. designated hitter chris davis ended up pitching and did anything that he or anybody

could have expected. a towering 3-run shot that lifted the orioles to victory. so they come home like heros. bolstered by a good opening month, knowing there's five more months of a long season ahead. >> we're excited. we're playing tonight. boston is a good series and everybody is going to want to talk about it today. but now it's over, we're moving on to texas today. >> it's better than being on the other end of the stick. we're just trying to play a game, mind our own business and win for today not for tomorrow. >> reporter: long suffering o's fans can't help but feel a new day has been dawned. we ask with our fan cam. how excited are you and is the resurgence for real? >> i definitely think they are for real. they are gelling, they're doing what they need to do. >> i'm pumped and happy for them. i'm glad they're in first place. >> they're playing as a team, and that's something that we need.

baltimore is known for their hitting. >> i think every pitch is going to be good. i think we might even make it to the world series. >> reporter: talk of the world series in may how about that for optimism. the orioles are really depleted as they've had to call up a couple from the minor lead. getting ready for the texas rangers. we'll have more tonight. wjz is following breaking news, the cia stopped the plot to blow up a plane headed for the united states. >> al-qaida's affiliate in yemen is behind the plot. u.s. officials say the group planned to destroy the plane around the one year anniversary of osama bin laden's death. the plot involved an ungrade of the underwear bomb that failed

to detonate on a plane. the uni bomber was told to buy a ticket on the airline of his choosing, it's unknown what happened to the alleged attacker. >> officials are examining the bomb to see if it would have made it through airport security. a new video released by al- qaida, the emotional plea comes nine months until one winsteine was kidnapped. >> reporter: winestine is in a video pleading for the president. >> my life is in your hands president. >> reporter: a ribbon hanging outside of winestein's home. people inside would not

comment. security experts called it a still abduction. >> it shows that -- >> reporter: including an anti drone spike against al-qaida operatives and al-qaida suspects around the world. >> it's very important that you act quickly and i'm now waiting for your response. >> the white house public response is no negotiations,

condemning for his immediate release. new revelations tonight about the man accused of opening fire inside a howard county church. wjz is live, mike hellgren has more on the suspected gunman's troubles and whether he slipped through the cracks, mike. >> the gun that we just learned was registered to the homeless man blamed for all of this. he was going through what one friend described as a downward spiral. the murders of two women inside an episcopal church has shaken elequit city. he became angry when told to limit his frequent visits to a

food bank. he then became angry killing two. cherise wilson's fiance has known jones since he was a child. >> he didn't think he would go that far. they're saying that it was over food. but he doesn't believe, he thinks it was more deeper frankly. >> reporter: she says his world collapsed several years ago after a rocky divorce and trouble in what had been a successful landscaping business. >> it had been thriving very well. then everything started going downhill. you know everybody has ups and downs. >> reporter: they believe he simply went into the church and saw anyone he saw. church officials say they will continue to reach out. >> they always give the benefit of the doubt. how this individual ended up with a firearm when we have some of the strictest gun laws here in maryland is shocking and i certainly hope that the howard county police get to the bottom of that. >> reporter: again the gun was

registered to mr. jones. the bishop of maryland say they are praying for him but say that a lot of people are angry with the society and can't keep guns from unstable people, and these are his words. mike hellgren, wjz news. new at 6:00 you will hear from police on this mobile crisis unit they use to deescalate situations like this. two high school seniors die in a high school accident after their prom. police say brendan coliflower lost control of his car and hit a tree. he died along with his passenger samantha kelly. the couple seen on the picture in the left were stand out athletes and honor roll students: friends say they crashed on the way home from senior prom in west virginia. political consultant julian tinsley are firing back for problems problems from

robocalls. derek valcourt has the story. >> reporter: the blame for the legal problems with that robocall should fall on julius. julius has been told jurors he wrote the election call in three minutes while having lunch with his granddaughter at mcdonalds. >> the call was not put together to get people not to go vote. >> we're okay, relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> reporter: henson told jurors he was uninstructed by paul shorick not to release the authority line it was paid for by the ehrlich campaign. he everyone tried to get a

second opinion from greg massoni. >> when i read the message, he said he liked the call and i said you do you need a tag for this call. he said i don't need a call. >> he says you never had that conversation and that he essentially assumed you would put that tag line on there. >> the reason why that doesn't measure up to the truth is because he got the test call. he heard the test call. masonni heard the test call and there was no tag on it. if that call was incorrect he had an opportunity to say, wait a minute. let me put an authority line on this call. nobody in that campaign did that. >> reporter: the jury was allowed to go home early today after one of the jurors fell asleep during henson's testimony. henson's says he's going to try to force sherick to testify in

this case. and they say sherick will use his fifth amendment and choose not to testify. >> we'll continue to follow it, derek. thank you. and paul shorick was sentenced to one month of home detention and 500 hours of community service when he was convicted. the seafood company says it will cut 100 jobs when it closes it's facility. phillips says it will try to place workers in other jobs including positions at the company's restaurants. the cloudy weather continues into our workweek. it is an overcast monday and we're looking for a chance of some showers. wjz is live with the latest. let's start with bob turk. >> always glad, might as well

get some rain out of it. looks like we'll probably receive some rain or showers. right now it's pretty quiet around here. as you can see, and way out to the west, showers at the mountains but they're never going to make it here. tomorrow afternoon we will see showers and maybe a couple of thunderstorms popping up tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night. we're still at 68 degrees. that's pretty much been a high for today. which is just a few degrees what it was below average. cumberland had a little sun, 72. 70 in oakland. dc and a little bit warm also easton at 72. ocean city only there at 60 degrees with winds off the ocean. bernadette woods in the outback to look at the updated rain numbers. >> wjz drought watch continues to track our rainfall totals. everyone though we've had rain clouds not a lot of rain coming out of those clouds. we're one week into that month and already the rainfall deficit is adding up for may. for the year we're just over 5-

inches now. that's going to continue to add up if bedon't get some needed rain out of these next few storms. so we have a chance coming our way and we'll have that forecast coming up. bernadette, thank you. the winner of the kentucky derby is in maryland for the second leg of the triple count. "i'll have another" just arrived on a flight for the race of the roses. right now the horses arriving are preparing for the preakness. sky chopper 13 is live over the trailer right now. we also have a crew on the ground and we'll bring you much more coming up new at 5:30. beautiful. >> so beautiful. i know. there's "i'll have another" i think that i've heard. the owner purchased "i'll have another" for $130,000, it won $1 million. >> i think that was a good buy. each little hair on that horse

is manicured by hand. >> pristine shape for the preakness. how a serious illness is spreading from dog food to people. this loaded gun confiscated at vwi marshall over the weekend. i'm adam may, turns out it's not an isolated problem. you will not believe what else they found here over the last couple of weeks. a new safety campaign kicks off. a cloudy monday, wjz is tracking showers coming our way. don't miss the updated morning forecast with bob. ,,,,,,,,,,,, i'm more of an absentee plant parent.

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68 degrees in central maryland. the complete forecast is just ahead. a search continues for a tennessee mother and her three daughters. >> reporter: police are searching for this man, 35-year- old adam mays as they investigate the disappearance of joanne bane and her daughters. they were last seen at their home which police searched again on sunday. mays was a family friend who's described as being like an uncle to the girls. calia, alexandria and adrienne. police found the several bodies in a home. police will not release if the bodies are children. >> let us know where the kids are. let us know where that mom is. >> reporter: police say joannne bane's husband was getting ready to move the family to

arizona when they all disappeared. police are still trying to determine if joanne went willingly. they warn that mays is armed and dangerous. >> it's pretty rough situation. >> reporter: investigators say mays could have changed his appearance or even cut or died the girl's hair to disguise their identity. there's a reward for any information that leads to the bane's family and mays arrest. >> mays was last seen in mississippi but also has tied to arizona, the texas, the carolinas and florida. if you're waiting for someone to get home from work. lets check on the roads at wjz traffic control. >> hi everyone, northbound 95 still some problems in that direction that's from russell

street past the fort mchenry tunnel. and from 95 over to liberty road. on the topside the north side of the interloop over to philadelphia road. several accidents starting in bell air at wakely. philadelphia road at morris lane. and in baltimore city, russell street at washington boulevard, also east of baltimore at center street. as you can see things still slow. heading out of downtown. this traffic report is brought to you by the people's pink party. you can get all the details for friday may 18 by visiting preakness.com. back over to you. >> christie, thank you. dozens of motorcycle riders gather to honor those killed in accidents. monique griego has more. >> reporter: the roar of an engine and feel of the road is what many bikers love. but it can come with a cost.

>> it's not for a man in a hurry i would still have my father and my mother would still have her husband. >> reporter: martin was struck and killed by a driver in 2006. today in glenburnie they gathered with bikers from across the state to honor the fallen riders of maryland while also kicking off motorcycle safety awareness month. >> take a moment to look both way, not once but twice. >> save a life look twice is the message state leaders want drivers to remember. each of these signs represents one of the 66 lives lost last year. >> with the warming weather every year, there's going to be more motorcycle riders getting on our roadway and we need to share the road. >> reporter: high gas prices have led to more motorcycle sales. and more inexperienced riders means more crashes on the road. >> it's important they get the

training before they get on the roadway. >> i beg you to take the responsibility behind the wheel of your car. the extra time you take while only second can save a life. >> reporter: monique griegos. >> bob is here, it has been a cloudy day. >> we've had lots of east winds off the ocean that kept us from a lot of clouds. not a lot of rain. we had a couple of sprinkles at 6:00 a.m. the barometer is currently holding steady. we're looking at a better chance of showers and thunder tomorrow. pretty nice night for baseball tonight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

all righty, looks like if you're headed out to the ball game tonight. texas rangers-orioles. temperatures will be in the mid- 60s. you might want to take a sweatshirt, that might keep you a little bit warm. let's look at temps in the area. not going to drop a whole lot

tonight because of the clouds. 68, 72 in easton. 70 in washington. a little warm out to the west with a little more sunshine. 72 in cumberland. showers and some thundershowers just to the southwest. might get to you in the next hour. 67 pax river. the upper temperatures in the upper 60s right now. if you're headed down to ocean city by memorial day maybe it'll be in the low 60s that's about it at this time of year. it just takes a long time to heat up. 66 rock hall, bell air and westminster, up to 67 and 68 in columbia. southeast winds there you see it right off the bay in the ocean. as long as you have the winds in that direction. it tends to keep temperatures down and humidity kind of up. but tomorrow the winds go back to the south. it should warm us up a bit.

but showers to the west of us. the showers to our north today but tomorrow we will see a lot of clouds. scattered showers, maybe a thundershower popping up in the afternoon. i think this front is going to slow down. so what will happen on wednesday once a front gets close to our region it's going to slow down. and another low pressure expected to develop at the coast. it's going to enhance chance of more rain and we need it still on wednesday. it should end sometime later when thursday, a little bit of chilly air comes in from the north. probably some sun and clouds to go up again in the afternoon. maybe a brief shower on thursday. but most of the day will be over on wednesday. gusting 25 knots it'll be a warmer breezy day. 62 is the bay temp. sunrise 5:59 a.m. mostly cloudy tonight. maybe a scattered sprinkle. tomorrow a lot of clouds, some sun and a few showers but in the afternoon maybe a couple of showers and the thunderstorm can develop and a better chance tomorrow night of some of those

showers into wednesday as well. >> all right, bob. thank you. still ahead at 5:00, the debate hitting up. vice president biden's comments about same-sex marriage. new skin cancer guidelines for children and teens, what parents should know about a new study. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's 5:30, 68 degrees and mainly cloudy. good evening thank you for staying with eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a security concern at vwi marshall airport. a man tries to bring a loaded gun through security. >> reporter: that loaded gun confiscated here over the weekend is symbolic of a greater problem. hundreds of people bringing guns and weapons through security checkpoints every year. sunday morning police were alerted to a discovery at vwi marshall this glock handgun loaded with 10 rounds of ammunition and two extra magazines. >> basically that he had forgotten he had the handgun. >> reporter: agents across the

country have seized thousands of weapons and guns. included two other handguns in baltimore. the tsa is testing new programs that losens screening practices on the elderly and frequent travelers at the same time. >> we always deserve the right to be random and unpredictable so terrorists cannot gain the system. >> reporter: but everyone the elderly have broken the rules. a nice was found hidden inside this walker. it's much smaller than the so called debrainer than the one found a week ago. the man with the glock is facing two charges, carrying a handgun and trying to bring a weapon through airport security. adam may, wjz news. >> the precheck program for frequent fliers isn't available in baltimore yet but it should be later this year. a man is found murdered at

the kentucky derby. >> detectives say they are still looking for suspects in the death of adam perez. police say that perez was killed as a result of injuries from a fight. they are currently asking witnesses to come forward with any information. police are stressing that perez's death had nothing to do with the kentucky derby. back to you. >> perez is a native of guatemala and lived at the track quarters for workers. growing anger over maryland's high court ruling for a pit bull attack. political reporter pat warren has more on the force behind the movement. the 2007 pit bull attack that mauled seleski is reaching high consequences. >> he grabbed my leg and started shaking me and dragging

me through the alley. >> i'm going to get and bit my leg. >> reporter: the maryland court of appeals on friday ruled that when an attack involves pit bulls it is no long ernesto prove that the particular pit bull or pit bulls are dangerous. clearing way for dominique's father to sue the landlord for negligence. it raises a question for watchdogs that now want the governor to intervene. >> i have just been overwhelmed from the response from people that are very upset about this ruling. >> reporter: the chair of votes for animals say they are eager for this issue to be brought up in the next special section. >> currently we have a one bite rule. that all gets one bite before they are determined to be dangerous. but what this law does is it says that pit bulls and pit bull mixes and any dog that any

jury might determine looks like a pit bull, might be a pit bull are immediately considered to be inherently dangerous and we feel like that is absolutely wrong. >> reporter: according to the humane society, maryland is the only state in the country that categoryically identifies pit bulls as a dangerous breed. i'm pat warren, now back to you on tv hill. >> thank you, pat. a spokesperson for the governor tells wjz they have received numerous calls and e-mails and are looking into the matter but the special session will focus on the state budget. the debate over similar sex marriage heats up as another member of the president's cabinet speaking out. erny duncan says he believes same-sex couples should be able to marry. this comes after vice president biden said he supports same-sex marriage. >> i'm absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marry

men, and women marry women are entitle -- entitled to the same right. quiet frankly i don't see much of a distinction beyond that. >> reporter: the white house says biden is not breaking rights with president obama who does not support same-sex marriage. tomorrow people in north carolina, indiana and west virginia will choose between mitt romney and ron paul for the republican nomination. susan mcginnis is live with the report. >> reporter: mitt romney appeared unconcerned for tomorrow's nomination as he watched the nba play offs. he is the likely nominee and president obama is already

taking aim at his eventual opponent. >> why else would he want to spend trillions more on tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. >> reporter: tonight romney campaigns in virginia. candidates are hoping on who romney will choose to be his running mate. >> i am not going to talk about the presidential process. >> reporter: senator marco rubio one of the names most often mentioned is still trying to deflect the question. >> governor romney has a process in place and i'm going to respect that. >> reporter: another possible choice, kelly ayot was more willing to address it. >> i would say i have some would say better experience than barack obama had when he was a senator and ran. >> reporter: for the democrats the choices are set. lots of signs are being made.

>> obama/biden. >> reporter: biden was less definitive when he was asked if he would run for the presidency in 2016. >> ron paul does not have any campaign events on the schedule. we'll bring you the latest on the candidate and the issues. a nationwide alert for dog owners, your pet food could make you sick. the centers for disease controllers is investigating the sal salmonella outbreak. it's possible that they became sick after touching the food or handling dogs that ate it. a governor task force is counseling parents about sun

exposure in children. >> reporter: 14-year-old sabrina cohen spends most afternoons in the sun. whether she's playing on the water or out she's always wearing sunscreen. >> it's fun to be tanned and looks nice sometimes but it's really not worth it. >> reporter: counseling children on skin care helped them become more alert about skin cancer. doctors spoke to patients between the ages of 10 and 24 even if they had no history of the disease. >> the sun damage that people get in their youth is probably more damaging than what happens when they are older. >> reporter: more than 2 million americans are diagnosed with skin cancer every year. making it the most common type of cancer in the u.s. the task force recommends staying away from tanning salons, avoiding the midday sun and using sun secret with the protection of 15 or higher. sabrina's mom knew to be

vigilant when her kids were outside. >> they would be so annoyed and say, i'm the only mom doing this. and i said one day you'll thank me. so okay. >> has that day come yet? >> no not yet. >> but sabrina seems to be coming around. >> i know it has a bad effect later on in life and it's really not worth it. >> reporter: she's the first one to break out the sunscreen both on and off the field. >> having light skin, hair and eyes increases a person's risk of skin cancer. an honor for prince harry today as he makes a quick stop in washington, d.c. the prince is here to receive a leadership award from the atlantic council. it honors his work with veterans. a spokesperson says his visit will be short. he'll only be here for about 24 hours. a quick look at stories on

tomorrow's baltimore sun. a river boat being built in salisbury will soon be carrying passengers on the mississippi. and more on chris davidson's unforgettable pitching performance. for these stories and more read tomorrow's baltimore sun and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's forwarning weather team. and "i'll have another" flies to baltimore and prepares for the freakness. jessica kartalija. he looked better than i do after a day of traveling. he looked great. >> reporter: i know, i have to say it's almost like preakness as they got them into the barns. he was the very first horse off of the bus. we should say trailer rather. we should also mention that the last time that a derby horse, a derby winner arrived here at pimleco this soon after the big

race was back in 2001. kentucky derby winner. i'll have another landing at vwi marshall before being escorted to pemlico. >> does o'neil have success at the derby training at churchill dawn and he wanted to get here as soon as to believe. have the horse familiar with pemlico. and we're glad to have him. >> reporter: after winning the derby saturday, o'neil set his sights on the preakness. >> i have a feeling this horse can handle it. >> reporter: we're told o'neil will arrive here at pemlico later this week. we should mention it's unlikely that i'll have another will hit

the track here at pemleco until wednesday at the earliest. we're live, jessica kartalija. >> jess, thank you. jess had the color on the horse on too. purple. that was a nice touch, very good. a new york soldier collapsed and dies during a web chat with his wife. what authorities had to say. and i'm bob turk at the weather center. more much needed rain headed our way in the five day forecast,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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thunderstorms out there. over although a little bit above average with highs in the 70s. now for the rest of the five day, here's bob. >> it looks like an increasing chance here by wednesday. temperatures in the mid-70s. cooling down to 52 on tuesday night. we see sun and clouds, chilly air comes in. maybe a brief sprinkle or shower. 59 down to 45 again. 69 friday, 72 sunday to partly sunny skies for the end of the week. looks like a nice start to mother's day weekend. >> we like to hear that, bob. thank you. and the average household spends $2,300 a year on energy bills but you can save on average $200 a year by using a preprogrammable thermostat. to learn how to become an energy saver, go to wjz.com. new video of a rare tornado

ripping through japan. more than 100 homes are damaged and it also knocked down telephone poles and heavily damaged cars and left customers without power. olympic organizizers are investigating a security breech. right now there's no way to verify the report. there's no foul play suspected in the death of a u.s. soldier in afghanistan. captain bruce clark collapsed during a skype video chat with his wife. she claims she saw a bullet hole in the closet behind him. but the army has ruled out a shooting because they were not able to find any bullet wounds in clark's body. investigators are now waiting on toxicology results to determine a cause of death. the stocks here in the u.s. aren't selling off as feared

but there's new concern over europe's death crisis. alexis christoforous reports for wjz. >> reporter: conservatives in greece say a coalition failed sunday. there are renewed questions on whether the country will stay in the european economic community. >> you have a sales state over there. i think the question is not if but when greece unilat era er -- unilaterally gets knocked out. >> reporter: indexes fell more than 2%. the rest of europe recovered after early losses. voters in france elected --

>> a valid approach to growth is what he believes is appropriate. >> stocks here in the u.s. did not experience the same volatility in markets overseas. traders say the political upheaval in europe may still cause problems here. >> europe is our biggest trading partner. >> reporter: there's uncertainty over the u.s. presidential election in november. alexis christoforous, wjz. >> denise is in the newsroom with the news stories coming up. >> the latest on what terrorists were trying to do. >> triple crown hopes kentucky derby winner i'll have another

arrives in baltimore. the excitement coming up to the preakness. check in on these stories and much more coming up at 5:00. controversial punishment for a little boy in colorado. >> why school officials are accusing a 6-year-old of sexual harassment. ,,,,

five men charged with plotting to blow up a ridge in ohio enter a plea in court today. the men are facing three counts each after trying to detonate a fake bomb that was planted by an fbi informant. they will remain in jail until their next hearing. >> the final suspect in the hazing death of a drum major turns himself in. 11 band members are accused of beating robert champion during a hazing ritual in november. champion's death prompted the school to suspend all band

activities until the end of the investigation. a 6-year-old boy is charged with sexual harassed. it all started when the little boy sang a popular song. >> reporter: he's sang the pop song i'm sexy and i know it. >> it was just like really. it wasn't like i was outraged. it wasn't that i was completely upset. you know but i was just like, okay. >> reporter: deovante has special needs. and these documents say he's been in trouble for quoting the song before. he's not singing it anymore though. >> why not? >> because it's not appropriate. >> deovante was suspended from school on wednesday, he's due back in school on monday but not before his parents have a meting with school administrators, they're hoping for an explanation from the principal. >> we hope they give us a clear picture of why they decided to

call this sexual harassment. >> reporter: so far the school isn't talking specifically about the incident. a statement to cbs4 news reads, we have protocalls in place to avoid any disruption to the class. >> if he sticks with this charge at school, this physical lows him the rest of -- this follows him the rest of his life. >> the charge will likely just go on the boy's school record. no sexual harassment charges were filed. the controversial election night robo call takes center stage in the courthouse. who julius henson says is really to blame. [ female announcer ] with xfinity,

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>> orioles magic, remarkable extra inning win. as the orioles go into extra innings and celebrate. check in with all the day's news and more. hello everybody i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> updating breaking news, the cia stops a frightening al- qaida plot. mary bubala is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: al-qaida from yemen with