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>> hello. >> the body of a missing father and his two sons are found. they were the victims of what may have been a tragic accident. mieg hellgren has the -- mike hellgren has the latest. sglsh >> reporter: this was a -- this >> reporter: this was a massive operation. we have pictures of the farm now. it took more than 40 emergency personnel plus help from neighboring farms to try to rescue this dad and his two sons. they were not able to. we know the dad's name. it's glenn nolt and his two sons who are 14 and 18. police do not suspect any foul play. they worked regularly on this farm. they were last seen yesterday afternoon. they were working on a. it's

unclear how they got inside. no one saw the accident. we are told by police they are experienced on the farm, the dad has his own farm in pennsylvania. witnesses found the tractor running next to the pond. the last body was pulled out just before 6 o'clock this morning. it's heart breaking here. many from the farming community came out to help to try to do what they could. they had to empty gallon after gallon of manure here. we're working to gather more information on this developing story. live in kent county, mike hellgren. >> thank you. we will have the latest on this story tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. this afternoon city police are investigating a murder during an apparent home invasion in north baltimore. 35-year-old tavon frederick was shot and killed inside his home after

several men forced their way in last night. his teenager daughter was inside at the time and called 911 after they left. police say the attack does not appear to be a random act. he vanished more than 30 years now. now new york city police announce a possible break in the case of ethan patz. we have the latest now from new york. >> a possible suspect is now in custody in connection with the disappearance of 6-year-old ethan patz who vanished 33 years ago on may 25th, 1979. police sources tell cbs news a man named pedro her than does admit -- hernandez admitted to killing him. police are trying to verify the things he told them. >> he alleges he lured the boy, killed the boy and diz opposed of the body. it does not appear it's going to be able to be recovered now. >> former deputy director of

national intelligence john miller has been following the case for decades. he said hernandez was never a major figure until now. he said other suspects made admissions in the case and their statements turned out to be false. >> they have an individual who has provided a credible story. >> he was on this block making the trip by himself for the first time to the school bus stop. >> he became the first child to appear on the side of a milk carton. he was declared dead in 2010. >> last month investigators dug up a concrete basement in a building but their search came up empty. his parents still live in the same apartment just down the block from where he disappeared. they have the same number in case their son ever tried to call them.

>> the police are expected to release new details later today. investigators are looking into the cause of a fire on the board of a nuclear powered submarine. >> officials are venting smoke and fumes from the uss miami so they can get inside to assess the damage. the fire started in the forward compartment yesterday evening. the vessel's nuclear reactor was not effected. 7 firefighters and crew members were hurt but not badly. the reactor has been shut down for two months. back to you. >> thank you. that submarine had been docked in maine since march for routine maintenance work. lay offs could be on the way at rg steel. they announced that it filed a notice of potential lay off. the company did not provide any further details. rg steel said earlier

this week the company is consider selling steel in three states. a foggy start has given way to lots of sunshine. take a live look outside right now. some clouds are still hanging around. the sun is shininge brightly and there's -- shining brightly and there's lots of blue sky available. we have full coverage for you. good afternoon tim. >> we say the first indication of the weather is what marty is dressed in. he's in his short sleeve, that's an indication of how this afternoon and the next few days will play out. we have a little bit of a disturbance around off the coast of ocean city and just some unstable air out there. the dew points are going up, it's getting warm. we're starting to enter a summer type pattern, widely scattered showers could pop up here and there. 78 at bwi marshall already. # -- 64 on the -- 74 on

the shore. in central maryland it's 3 degrees warmer than yesterday and daed on in oakland and towards -- dead on in oakland and up towards the north. let's send it out to marty. >> reporter: good afternoon. let's take a look at couple of graphics. we're starting to see a heat pump in the area. we're going to notice temperatures and humidity moving up slowly but surely. hour by hour, now through the beginning of the weekend. our next graphic shows where the air is coming from. it's coming from temperatures are already 80 in memphis, dallas 82. we're going to get into a flow up in the south and west. that is going to define our weekend. we've got a heat pump high setting up just down to our south and west, almost right over the center of dixie

itself. if that was offshore you can imagine what that will do to our weather. it's an inland high and that is allowing an area of low pressure to form off the carolinas. tropical concern? yeah. we may see our second named storm, both happened off of north florida, south carolina. we're not too concerned about the weekend. it's something we've got to watch for early next week. we'll have a further discussion of that and take a look at your first warning forecast coming up shortly. the first african american to graduate from the u.s. naval academy passed away. wesley brown started in 1945. just a few years ago the academy conducted the wesley brown field house. he went onto have a 20 year career in the navy. he was 85 years old. a new state law will have

new maryland hotels forced to be greener. the measure requires future hotels to install emergency saving equipments which control the lights. it will save thousands of dollars in electricity. still to come, back in court, the ohio teenager accused in a deadly school shooting faces a judge. >> still burning, a look at the damage a wild fire in nevada is causing and when it can be put out. >> and tim williams will be back with your full first warning weather forecast. please stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's sunny and 78 right now. the complete forecast is still coming up. an ohio teenager accused in a school shooting is back in court today. a judge is expected to rule whether tj lane will be tried as and adult. he's accused of opening fire back in february. three students were killed, two others were wounded. he's facing several murder charges and attempted murder charges.

he will face a maximum sentence of life in prison without patrol. hilary clinton said the u.s. pulled off a cyber attack against terrorists. they were able to replace al kwie da that flagged about killing americans with adds that show how many yemen people have been killed. a bombing killed 90 people at a military parade. a wild fire in nevada is still burning this afternoon leaving dozens of houses in danger. a voluntary e evacuation is still in effect. it appears to have been started with an illegal burn at a private residence. it's only 15% contained. the u.s. government is taking new steps to put an end to food stamp fraud. some people are ripping off taxpayers by selling their benefits cards

for state. it will give state more power to investigate people. food stamp proud cost taxpayers about $750 million a year. yahoo is trying to simply fie the way we search the -- simple fie the way we search the internet. the software offers search results as thumbnails rather than a list of links. it's available for free at apple's store and can be installed on most browseers. still ahead, as you take another live look outside, the rain and fog of this morning has moved out. will they be back? your full and complete forecast just 2 and a half minutes away. >> here is a look at today's midday stocks and last night's

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>> the weather is really starting to kick in. the biggest change is that the dew points are going up, the humidity levels are going up. along with the heat it's going to be the first real summer like weekend that we've had. we could be calling this a mini heat waive. temperatures at 78. our average now is 76 for this time of year. we're going up from here. we'll be in the 80 degree range. wind from the east -- winds from the east are keeping it cooler than it could be. the difference here is that the winds are going to shift to the west and southwest. along with that the temperatures are going to go up from here. we're already with a dew point in the 60s. it's usually in the summer we start talking about them that high. high pressure in control of the forecast. 66 in oakland away from the impact of that eastern wind.

79 dc, 79 easton, 74 in ocean city. we're also seeing the temperatures around most of the area, right around that 80 degree range in central maryland going up from 75 in westminster and bel air. right now the disturbance just off the coast, ocean city up to about atlantic city towards the jersey shore is bringing in that eastern flow. that's going to continue to move away. as high pressure continues to sink in away from -- or i should say away from the great lakes and towards us that high is going to allow for warmer air. what that means for us is that hot humid conditions stay with us for the forseeable future. the next front is going to move far enough to our north that it should impact us. we will get some pop up showers but other than that, the heat pump effect is going to be in place all the way up and down the eastern sea board with showers down to our

south. for today, 84, thunderstorm in spots, widely scattered. we've been dealing with this the last few days. 62 tonight. we start to lose the heat of the day. tomorrow widely scattered showers with 87. we'll have 90s to talk about in your five day forecast with marty. the oriels get a day off today to try to regroup after losing two of three to the red sox. their home stand will wrap up this weekend when the royals come to town. send it's on wjz. -- sunday it's on wjz. see it live right here at 1:30. still to come, a new study on baby's born via c-section and obesity. >> remember, witness wjz 13 is -- wjz 13 is always on for you. for updates and that forecast go to wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

in today's health watch, harvard researchers say c-section babies are twice as likely to become obese by the age of 3. those children may also have a higher risk of

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welcome back. we're going to keep that summer like story around through the weekend and through the five day. why is that? because it's the unofficial start of summer. 87, 90, 92 and 88. the normal high the upper 70s. >> don't miss tonight's prime time cbs line up and then stay tuned for eyewitness news at 1:001:00. the -- at 11:00. the smithsonian zoo is welcoming its newest edition. the baby cheetah cubs came into the world two months ago. the cubs are now being hand raised by zoo staff. if all goes well they will make their public zoo appearance this summer.

>> very cute though. >> some awe to ouch. >> very quickly, right? >> yeah. >> thank s for watching. >> see you tomorrow.,,,,,,,,,,,,