plans. they wanted to see if they could bring down an airplane. the suspect had not yet picked a target. denise. >> it is not clear what happened to the alleged bomber. a maryland man held hostage in pakistan is now begging president obama for help in a new video released by al-qaida. alex demetrick reports, the plea comes 11 months after warren winstock is kidnapped. >> reporter: warren winstock comes out on video pleading it has his life. >> if you accept the demands i live if you don't accept the demands i die. >> reporter: a ribbon is hanging outside of winestine's home.

his family refused to comment. security experts called it a skilled abduction. by posing as delivery men with a story that got them past guards to winesteine's room. >> if you respond to them i will live and hopefully rejoin my family and my children. my two daughters. >> reporter: winestien may return but has set high demands for his release. >> it is very important that you act quickly and i'm not waiting for your response. >> reporter: the white house responds is no negotiation.

condemning winsetine's kidnapping and calling for his immediate release. >> winstine does not mention a deadline. only that delay would hurt his position. a family friend says his life had been in a downward spiral in recent years. the gun was registered in his name. the murders of two women inside st. peter's episcopal church. he was homeless, living not woods near the church and visiting the shelter daily. >> when this individual ended up with a firearm is shocking. >> reporter: police say the gun was registered in his name.

that he killed mary margaret cohn and margerie cooney. >> he didn't think he would go that far, saying it's over food. but he doesn't believe, he believes it was more deeper than franklin. >> reporter: he says his world collapsed several years ago. after a divorce and his business collapsed. liz have not revealed whether jones had any mental hell issues. >> you don't know what you can encounter simply by saying the wrong thing or putting yourself in a bad position. we use mobile crisis teams on a daily basis. >> reporter: green counselors are on hand as -- grief counselors are on hand as the church prepares to bury those who died. they expressed anger on what he called an unstable person could

get a gun. reporting live, mike hellgren. wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, thank you, mike. funeral services for reverend cohn will be held tomorrow. a tragic accident kills two high school seniors as they drove from home. the couple on the far left were seniors at williams port high school. they both died when cauliflower lost control of his car and hit a tree. they were both stand out athletes and students. -- that now has him on trial. wjz is live at the metro courthouse. derek valcourt has more on what hipson is saying in front of the stand. >> reporter: both in front of a jury and camera today. hipson continues to point the blame for the robocall legal

problems on paul sherick. julius hinso n said he wrote the robocall in three minutes. >> the call was not to get people not to go vote. >> reporter: prosecutors disagree. they say the call was an illegal trick to try to get democrat voters to stay home by telling them governor o'malley had already won. >> we're okay, relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> reporter: hinson told injuries he was instructed by paul shorick not to include the line saying it was paid for by the ehrlich campaign. saying he everyone tried to get a second opinion from ehrlich's campaign. >> he said he liked the call and i asked him, do you need a tag for this call. he said i don't need a tag.

>> he's saying you never had that conversation and that he assumed you would put that tag on there. >> the reason why that doesn't measure up to the truth, he got the test call, heard the test call. masoni listened to the test call and there was no tag on it. 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: julius henson returns to the stand tomorrow for his cross-examination. henson's-- shorack's attorney says his client will exercise his fifth amendment right now to testify. the case could be headed to closing argumenting as soon as tomorrow afternoon. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> derek thank you, paul shorick was sentenced to five

months of home detention and 500 hours of community service. >> well oriole fans are buzzing. sports director mark viviano has more on all the excitement. >> reporter: the fans may be jumping on the bandwagon but the players are applying the brakes to having too much excitement too early. yes they do have the best record on baseball and yes they're riding a five day winning streak. still though reason for optimism for an organization that has not had much to cheer about in 15 years. >> there'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. designated hitter chris davis ended up pitching and did

better than he or anybody else could have expected. jones blasted a home run shot that lifted the orioles to victory so they come home like heros. bolstered by a good opening month, knowing there are five more months of a long season ahead. >> we're playing tonight and that's the big thing. is boston is a nice series, and it's over and now we're worried about texas and we're moving on to today. >> it's better than being on the other end of the state. mind their own business and win for today not for tomorrow. >> reporter: o's fans can't help but feel a new day has dawned. we asked with our fan cam, how excited are you and is the resurgence for real. >> i definitely think they are for real. they're gelling, they're doing what they need to do. >> i'm glad they're in first place. >> they're playing as a team.

that's what we need. baltimore is known for its team hitting. >> i think we might everyone make it to the world series. >> reporter: yeah the fans can get that run away excitement and start mentioning a word series. while the players i spoke to are worried about this series the texas rangers. i'll have an update on some of the roster changes that are necessary. that's coming up later in sports, back to you for now. >> the orioles are home for the next nine games. it'll be a cloudy night when the birds take the field. any chances of rain? we still have to make up some of our deficits rain wise. bernadette woods and bob turk are tracking live the doppler radar and updating those numbers for us. >> heading out to the game it'll be in the 60s. some kind of nice wrap to keep you warm. take a look at radar. around here it's quiet. but in garrett county and far western maryland, thunderstorms have just popped up there's one near kingwood and just north of

oakland and near kaiser. they are all moving off toward the north and northeast. there they go. they will not affect the ball. looks pretty obvious there. but baltimore just be cloudiness and chances of showers we had will increase tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon. take a look at temperatures right now, 57 now. 56 haggers town. there's oakland just dropped to 59. now as far adds rainfall goes we've had a lot of little incidents of rain but not a whole lot expect for that one weekend. bernadette has an updated look at those numbers, bernadette. >> that's right there's been more clouds and rain coming out of the clouds and that's why the rainfall deficit continues to grow. wjz drought watch continues to watch these numbers and only one weekend in may but already

26 inches down in that deficit department. and for the year we're over 5 inches once again. now as bob was talking about, we have two different storm systems moving our way with a deepened chance for measurable rain out of this. hopefully we will have something. we'll update you on that forecast, now back inside. security concerns at vwi marshall effort at the tsa finds a man trying to enter the airport with a loaded gun. >> reporter: that loaded gun is symbolic of a bigger problem, hundreds of people are bringing guns through airport security checkpoints every year. sunday morning police were alerted to a dangerous discovery at a security checkpoint at vwi marshall. this glock handgun loaded with 10 rounds of ammunition and two extra magazines. >> basically that he had forgotten that the handgun was

in his bag. >> reporter: just the latest traveler caught with illegal items at the airport. in the last five weeks, agents have seized thousands of weapons and guns including three other loaded handguns in just baltimore. >> un unfortunately they're not that uncommon. >> reporter: the tsa is testing new programs that losen screening practices on the elderly and frequent travelers. >> we also reserve the right to be random and unpredictable in the way we do screenings. >> reporter: agents recently found a nice hidden inside this walker. it's much smaller than the so called debrainer. also seized a few weeks ago at vwi. that virginia man with the glock is now facing two charges, carrying a handgun and trying to bring an unauthorized weapon through airport security. at vwi thurgood marshal. >> the precheck program for frequent travelers is not available in maryland yet but

it should be next year. hollywood casino in cecil county took in 11 million in april. that's up from this time last year. ocean down pulled in nearly 4 million. money earned goes to education and other state needs. still to come tonight. on wjz eyewitness news. inches downward. gas prices on the decline. how much longer will the trend continue? a new safety campaign kicks off in glen burney. the coming up what state leaders are asking you to do for motorcycle riders. i'm jessica kartalija, pemlico racehorse coming up next week. the arrival of kentucky derby winner, i'll have another. and why his arrival is different. stick around for the updated warning weather forecast. ♪

♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. it's mostly cloudy, 67 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. thousands of motorcycle riders gather to honor fallen motorcycle riders. >> 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 motorist in a hurry i would still have my father and my mother would still have her husband. >> reporter: cara's father martin was killed in 2006. today in glen burney they gathered to honor the fallen riders of maryland while also kicking off motorcycle safety awareness month. >> take a moment to look both ways, not once but twice. >> reporter: save a life look twice is the message state leaders want drivers to remember. each of these represents a lost life last year. >> there's going to be more motorcycle riders guiltying o n -- motorcycle riders getting on our roadways with the warmer months. >> reporter: inexperienced riders means more crashes on the road.

>> it's important that inexperienced riders get the proper training before they go on the road. >> i beg you to take responsibility behind the wheel of your car. the extra time you spend checking will save a life. >> 13% of its maryland work force, phillips says it will try to place workers in other jobs including positions at the company's restaurants. the most talked about horse in the world are now right here in baltimore. the kentucky derby winner arrives in pemlico just hours ago to prepare for the preakness. jessica kartalija has more on the early arrival of i'll have another, jess. >> reporter: the last time that

a horse arrived here at pemlico after winning the kentucky derby was back in 2001. kentucky derby winner i'll have another arrived in pemlico. the earl arrival is a boost for pemlico. >> does o'neil have success at the derby training at churchill downs and he wanted to get here as soon as possible and have the horse familiar with pemlico and we're glad to have him. >> i'll have another has won the kentucky derby. >> reporter: after winning the derby saturday, trainer doug o'neil set his sights on the second jewel of the triple crown. >> i just had a real good feeling this cold could handle all that. and he proved me right. >> reporter: usually they tend to wait a little longer before putting the horse on the plane

and sending them over. meantime the horse is resting at this point. we're told it is unlikely that i'll have another will hit the track here at pemlico until wednesday at the earlier. live at old hilltop. i'm jessica kartalija. >> and i'm here is the rest. >> i wonder what they were saying as they were having drinks after the preakness. i bet they were continuously saying, i'll have another. >> whether they lost or they won. >> i wonder how he got through security. >> the metal. these horseshoes. >> those seats. >> when he took his shoes off, it wouldn't be a problem. 67 this wouldn't be a bad day for preakness. the barometer holding steady. we'll come back and take ,,,,,,,

here's a live look outside right now. overcast but the temperatures are fairly mild so that's pretty good. >> cool i guess. normal high right now is about 71. so far today we've had a high of 69. tomorrow with showers, actually getting a little bit warmer but there'll be also a risk of thundershower activity. we still have the rain as i

told you. more than 5-inches above normal for the year. that's more than a month of rain deficit. let's take a look at temps around the area. plenty of clouds, 67 here. 59 ocean city, with the winds off the ocean it's chilly. 61 up in elkton as well. the warm spot out to the west. we had some sun earlier but there's showers headed your way. 70 cumberland, 69 showers and thunderstorms activity in garrett county and that's moving up toward the northeast. 69 in dc,66 par river locally. bell air and rock haul with the winds off the bay there and the ocean. westminster as 66. a bit of a breeze too. that'll warm us up a few degrees. showers also in the forecast because of a system out to the west. actually a frontal system with high pressure developing to the

north. they had showers in pennsylvania, got kind of close to rain a little bit around 10:00, 11:00 west of the city. now scattered thundershowers. doesn't look like it's total cloud cover. and shower activity developing. looks like that front however will stall out as it reaches the east coast. that means we think a layer of low pressure is going to develop along that front and give us some increased chance of showers again on wednesday. so until the front gets through which will be late wednesday, the risk of showers will be with us thursday. some dry air comes in, also some chilly air coming in. sunshine perhaps in the morning and clouds building up in the afternoon. maybe a brief sprinkle or shower thursday afternoon. but most of the rain will be later tuesday into wednesday afternoon. gusty winds in the bay up to 25 knots and there'll be a south wind. sunset 8:07. we're get into the longest days

of the year. 54 yet tonight with a spotty shower possible. slightly above average, a lot of clouds, some sun, a shower or thundershower, maybe a thunderstorm in the afternoon or tomorrow night. and the risk of showers continues on wednesday. so maybe we'll make up some of that deficit. could see a half inch of rain or more and that's good. >> okay, thank you bob. still to come. tornado, terror caught on tape. a rare event for where it happened catches a community off charge. how dog lovers are fighting back. murder at the kentucky derby, tonight the mystery heating up. ,,,,,,,, so, ah, your seat good?

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it's just before 6:30, 67 degrees and mostly cloudy. good evening thanks for staying with wjz. a growing man hunt for a man accused of kidnapping a woman and her three daughters. the suspect is now linked to two suspicious deaths. >> reporter: police are

searching for this man, 35-year- old adam mays as they investigate the disappearance of a woman and her daughters. they were last seen at their home which police searched again on sunday. adam was a family friends which is described as being an uncle to the girls. late last week police found the bodies of two unidentified people inside a home in union county mississippi that's linked to mays. investigators will not say if the bodies were children. neighbors are praying for the victims and urging mays to come forward. >> let us know where the kids are. let us know where that mom is. >> reporter: police say joanne banes husband was getting ready to move the family to arizona when they disappeared. investigators are still trying to determine if joanne went willingly. >> this is a very quiet

community. nothing serious has ever happened around here. it's a pretty rough situation. >> reporter: mays might have changed his appearance or everyone cut or died the girl's hair to disguise his identity. there's a reward for information that leads to the banes family and mays' arrest. >> mays was last seen in mississippi but he also has ties to arizona, texas, the carolinas and florida. a murder mystery at the kentucky derby. police are trying to determine who killed a track worker and why. mary is live in the newsroom with more on the investigation. >> the body of perez is found hours after i'll have another is crowned kentucky derby winner. police are asking witnesses to come forward saying there were several fights in the area where his body was found. perez was from guatemal and

lived at the quarters for workers. mary, thank you. police stress that perez' killing has no apparent connection to the kentucky derby. police say 37-year-old gregory wallis confronted the victim at his home. pulled out a knife and stabbed the other man several times. now the wounds apparently are not serious, wallis was arrested by officers near the scene and facing a number of charges. there is growing concern over a controversial ruling over pit bulls here in maryland. an organization that promotes animal rights legislation is asking the governor to pass new legislation during the general assembly special session next week. political reporter pat warren has more on the force behind the movement. >> the 2007 pit bull attack that mauled 10-year-old dominique seleski is having far reaching consequences. >> he grabbed my leg, he started shaking me around and

shaking me around the alley. >> reporter: dominique is one of several attacks. >> he came under the fence and bit my leg. >> reporter: a court found that when a pit bull is involved there's no more need to determine if a pit bull is negligent. it raises a protest from maryland groups a watchdog that now want it is governor to intervene. >> i have been overwhelmed from the response of people who are very upset on this ruling. >> reporter: the chair is asking the governor to bring the issue up in the legislation. >> the maryland is a one bite rule. all dogs get one bite before they are determined to be dangerous. 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. >> reporter: according to the humane society, maryland is the only state in the country that categorically identifies pit bulls as a dangerous breed. reporting from annapolis, i'm pat warren, now back to you on tv hill. >> a spokesperson for the governor tells wjz they have received numerous calls and e- mails and they're looking into the matter but the special section will focus on the state budget. drivers continue to receive some relief at the pump. prices in m. -- maryland have peaked for three straight weeks. slowing u.s. economic growth, slowing u.s. crude inventories and a strengthening u.s. dollars are a reason for the price drops. we're paying $3.88 that's down to $3.74. europe's economic problems

catch up with leaders in france and greece. voters clearly rejected politicians in favor of austerity measures and let it be known they want change. >> reporter: french president- elect waves to supporters on his first day after his victory. he defeated nicholas sarkozi. voters filled the square to celebrate. the crowd was so loud, many didn't hear a long speech. he said i don't know if you can hear me but i have heard your calls for change. he's promising more government jobs and more spending to lift the economy. that goes against many other countrys in europe where strict spending limits are in place. he became the party candidate after kahn was wrapped in

controversy. in greece the party that approved the economic bail out did not win enough votes to form a government. voters led a far right extremist group to parliament. residents are angry over austerity measures imposed over the past two years for bail outs. and italians are voting in the first election since mario monte was tapped to save the country from its debt crisis. austerity measures in italy are also angering voters. monica viamizar. >> halan will be sworn in as france's new president may 18th. here is a look at the stories you will see in the baltimore sun. concerns of gas pipelines that will run through baltimore. and more on chris davis' unforgettable pitching performance. these stories and much more on tomorrow's baltimore sun. a team of super heros is

taking a box office by storm. the avengers that's what you're looking at took home a record $200 million opening weekend. that shatters the previous record held by the final harry potter movie. worldwide the marvel epic brought in $600 million. >> all these heros from the past are coming back to the screen. >> we need them. just in time. energy drinks that will give you a boost but the damage to your teeth may not make it worth it. details in health watch. the families of two teens killed in an accident. i'm bob turk, more showers headed our way. i'll have five day warning forecast. and wjz is always on. here are the top stories at wjz13 at this hour. for updates on all the day's news, log on to wjz.com.

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philadelphia in the deadly duck boat. two hungarian's died in the ride the duck boat. flow the city of those vacationers are suing the thug boat company. more than 100 homes were damaged. the storm also knocked over telephone poles and heavily damaged cars leaving more than 16,000 customers without power tonight. a landslide causes some serious problems for people in tibet. soldiers had to use explosives to clear a path for hundreds of stranded travelers. heavy rains triggered a landslide near the capital. blocking off a major stretch of highway that links tibet to nepal. so far there have been no reports of any serious injuries or death. as government task force has

counseling programs are about skin cancer are helping children and teens to understand the dangers of sun exposure. 14-year-old sabrina cohen spends most afternoons in the sun. but whether she's playing in the water or the sun, she wearing sun block. >> it's nice to look tanned but it's not worth it. >> reporter: counseling children will help make them for responsible. the task force recommends doctors talk to patients between the ages of 10 and 24. even if they have no history of the disease. >> the sun damage that people get in their youth is probably more damaging than what happens when they're olding. >> 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 salon, avoiding the midday sun and using sunscreen with the protection of 15 or higher. sabrina's mom debby knew to be vigilant with their children. >> when i would put sun block before school or before games, they were so annoyed saying, you're the only mom doing that. and i said some day you will thank me. >> has that day come yet? >> no not yet. >> but sabrina seems to be close to it. the report also says having light skin, hair and eyes increases the patient's risk of skin cancer. energy drinks may give you a boost but they may be damage to your teeth.

the beverages can damage tooth enamel. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the evening news. >> there's been a surge in attacks by afghan soldiers on their american allies. tonight you will meet a soldier's widow trying to make sense of her loss. that's on the cbs evening news. and here is a lo,,,,,,,,,,,,

a lovely monday evening with a little gray. a live look outside right now. the sun has struggled to come out from behind the clouds at times today. bob will update the forecast for the rest of the week, bob. >> looks like we'll be stuck with a lot of clouds the next couple of days. a few risk of showers in the afternoon and tomorrow night. into the low 70s. any time thereafter 6:00 or 7:00 a couple of thundershowers as well. maybe steady rain and scattered showers. 74 and drying out late wednesday night into thursday. 52 at night. back up only the upper 50s with a lot of clouds in the afternoon on thursday.

but a dry friday and saturday. upper 60s to the low 70s. slightly just slightly below average this time of year, denise. >> thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. no rest for the orioles after their marathon in boston. >> the orio,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

well i can understand the orioles being sober but i tell you fans are going crazy, mark he's live at oriole park at camden yards with the fan sports report. >> there's reason to feel good being in first place and the orioles certainly happy to to be home as they start a series with the texas rangers. they're also a bit tired out. jason burken and steve roban has been added to the roster. the orioles pitching is so depleted after that marathon in boston yesterday they had to

call up chris davis pitching since his college years. davis told us today he hopes his pitching days are done. >> you know in all honesty, i don't ever want to do that again. but i am glad we got the win and you know it was a tough game. it felt like every time we put up a run they came back. and neither team could really hold a momentum. it was huge for us to get the win and the sweep. >> davis is in the line up tonight at third base. while bryan mathis is get the start against texas. the o's need an an extended outing by madoxx to give their pitching a rest. game time 7:05 you can see it on masn. the ravens have added another defensive lineman he is free agent ryan mcbean. used to play for the denver broncos. the catch is, he will have to sit out the first six games of this coming season with the

ravens because he violated the nfl's performance enhancing drug policy. let's talk some college lacrosse, the field is set for the ncaa tournament. we were with the layolla greyhounds when it was announced they were the number one seed. they will take on canishus on a first round game on saturday. >> we're just excited to all the offseason conditioning, hitting the weight room. practicing hard every single day. taking it one day at a time and to see the results it's awesome, it's sweet. >> baltimore is well respected in the tournament. layolla is number one. also maryland getting a bid. the terps are going to take on lehigh. the layolla women will face pennsylvania. the hounds are the number six

seed. they're coming up for the big east championship. layolla could face maryland. the women of townsend and navy also on the field. less than two weeks to the preakness and the kentucky derby winner i'll have another made the trip from churchill to penlaco. derby runners are expected to join i'll have another here in baltimore. the preakness field is limited to 14 entries. getting set for baseball here at camden yards, the first of four against the american defending champion texas rangers. in first place as they stand right now. highlights tonight at 11:00, i'll see you then. >> can't wait. thank you mark. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,

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eyewitness news. they call themselves bat man and bat woman and they decided to tie the knot on free comic book day. they said they just happened to be in the right place at the right time. they didn't plan it? all right high honors for prince harry in washington, d.c. today. the atlantic council is presenting the prince with an award for his work with war veterans and soldiers. prince harry is a soldier himself of course. the young royal, a spokeswoman says his visit to the u.s. will likely last less than 24 hours. >> he is a busy guy. he has things to do, people to see. >> and a big plane to take back. >> i'm >> pelley: tonight, the u.s. stops an al qaeda plot to blow up a u.s.-bound jetliner. agents recover a sophisticated

new bomb. john miller on the plot, norah o'donnell at the white house, and mark strassmann on what it means for airport security. a shortage of cancer drugs. why can't congress fix it? dr. jon lapook goes to washington. >> reporter: why does it take months and months? why not today? >> pelley: and david martin on afghan allies who turn out to be enemies. >> it just does sting a little bit more that it was by the same people he was trying to help. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, we have late-breaking news on an al qaeda plot to blow up a u.s.-bound jetliner. sources tell cbs news that a would be suicide bomber was intercepted by the c.i.a. recently. the bomb is now in the hands of the f.b.i. for analysis. it is said to b