temperatures in the low 90s, upper 80s. but we do have that advisory in effect, until 9:00 tonight. that store, it's a heat advisory to our north and northeast. around the philadelphia region, it's actually an excessive heat warning. that's in that region. a little hotter, humid. we're at 92. 81 in oakland. but with a dew point at 65. the 92 degrees feels more like 94; over in eastob, feels like 98 degrees. so we'll be probably cooling off only into the upper 60s and low 70s tonight. and looks like any showers tonight will be few and far between. denise? >> thank you, bob. we're also closely tracking beryl and its impact on the southeast. the tropical depression is bringing soaking rains and ruining holiday plans along the coast. randall pinkston reports for wjz, with a look at the damage. >> reporter: crews fought strong winds to put up flags in jacksonville, warning people to stay out of the water. the beaches in northeast florida and southern georgia are usually packed on this day.

but this year, many are shut town. berim hit the coast, early monday morning, with winds up to 70 miles per hour. and torrential rains. rains and low-lying areas are flooded. the surf was strong enough to break up parts of this dock. powerful waves also sent this boat crashing into a nearby wall. the winds knocked out power. and tens of thousands do not have electricity. holiday parades and events across northeast florida have to be canceled. ber yil weakened by the afternoon, and people went to see what the storm left behind. >> reporter: jacksonville's mayor is warning residents to stay close to home. it's feared it could bring more bands and possibly tornadoes. >> if you don't have to drive, please don't drive. don't go out into the water. >> reporter: but this storm does have a silver lining. beryl is moving further inland, bringing rain to a region that suffered through a long drought. >> we could see widespread 5 to 10 inch rain. so in some respects that, would

actually be good news, despite the washout for the holiday weekend. >> reporter: the remnants of ber yil are expected to head out to sea late tuesday, bringing rain to the carolinas. randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. >> hurricane season officially starts on friday. but ber yil is already the second named storm of 2012. so let's check in again with bob turk, for more on beryl's path and the potential in maryland. >> right now, take a look at what is left of ber yil. extreme southern georgia. that extreme spin to about savannah. it's moving very slowly now and to the north and northwest. take another look at the tracking of it. it has weakened considerably. winds down about 30 miles an hour. and we expect it to head, believe it or not, going to head back out, toward the east over the atlantic. eventually thursday and friday. it's going to pass probably east of maryland. maybe 300 miles by thursday morning. it could cause some slightly higher surf at the beaches here

by that time. looks like it's going to be too far out. and too weak by that time. it may regenerate somewhat once it gets over the gulf extreme. but right now, it's a downfall to our weather. we have cooler weather headed our way after tomorrow. >> thank you, bob. and stay with we'll for first warning weather. to find updates and doppler, log onto wjz.com. a chilling man in baltimore. a young man shot in his car dies crying for help. >> the family and police, 92 neither one of them have good information on this case. we don't even upon if the victim here was targeted or killed by random violence. >> reporter: 22-year-old22-year- old lamel osbee was supposed to be turning 21 this weekend. but instead, his parents are planning a funeral. >> he did not deserve to die. that was my only boy. my heart is saddened.

>> early saturday morning, osbee was driving in a dangerous area, where previous bullets scar an apartment complex. a witness tells wjz, new gunfire seemed to come out of nowhere. osbee hit the gas but got stuck in a dead end. he turned around and pulled out of the neighborhood. >> reporter: police pulled him over for going the wrong way down the street. when he stopped his vehicle, he fell out of the car, and his body was riddled with bullets. he told police he had no idea who shot him. >> as of yet, we have no information. >> my son was a good guy. he never been in a fight. never had a quarrel with anybody. no enemies. >> reporter: lamel's parents also say their son held a steady job and he was deciding if he should finish college or join the navy. >> unbelievable what my husband and i and our family and friends are going through. but what we don't want is anybody to retaliate in a negative way.

i don't want another parent to feel what we're feeling. we want the law to handle it. and then we know that god has the last say of all. >> osbee was pronounced dead at sinai hospital. we have checked. he didn't have anything serious on his criminal record. tonight, it's unclear what he was doing in that neighborhood to begin with. reporting live, adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> adam, thank you. anyone with information should call metro crimestoppers. you can remain anonymous. a hollywood man is killed by a drurchtion driver in ocean city. police say 30-year-old diego fachinny. he is facing several charges by homicide. police have identified the victim as 22-year-old matthew ches wick of cooksville. he died at the hospital. police are searching for two men who forced their way into a dundalk home, shooting a man inside and stabbing his

girlfriend. wjz is live at shock trauma, where one of the victims is recovering. derek valcourt has more on this violent home invasion. >> denise, we spoke with one of the women who was inside that home, when two robbers barged in armed with a gun and a knife. >> i was scared to death. >> reporter: her name is sharon. and though she would not share her last name, she did share the story of what happened inside her daughter's home, alt 705 in dundalk. that's when two masked robbers broke into the house through the back door, identifying themselves as police officers. >> came running up the steps with a gun. and had it on me and her. and the one behind him had the knife. >> she said the robbers were demanding money. but the violence began when she tried to call 911. the robbers stabbed her daughter's boyfriend and her daughter. >> she threw herself in frojtd

of me and said, you're not stabbing my mother. and i think that's how she got stabbed. >> reporter: the issue robber -- robbers fled into the alley to a waiting getaway car. >> reporter: they say they're worried about a crime in a community loaded with kids. >> it's scary. you want to let the kids go outside and play. and you can't do that. it's very scary. >> we had another friend that lives down the field on dalton. she actually had a home invasion. now this. it's quite rough. >> i don't know if it was drug- related or anything. but there's drugs everywhere. >> i want them caught. so they don't do it to nobody else. >> reporter: the woman who was stabbed is expected to survive her injuries. that man she was shot, still last check, listed in critical condition here at shock trauma, where we are live. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. thank you very much, derek. anyone with information on this crime is urged to call

baltimore county police. america's fallen heroes are being remembered in memorial day ceremonies around the country. president obama joined military leaders at arlington national cemetery to honor the war dead at the tomb of the unknowns. and in maryland, dozens gathered for one of the oldest memorial day celebrations in the country. mike schuh reports from westminster, where veterans received a warm welcome on main street. >> reporter: in westminster, maryland, generations have come to know exactly what is going to happen on main street on the last monday in may. >> 145 years. >> what does it say about westminster? >> westminster, as much as we grow, we can still be a small town. >> reporter: big enough to line a mile of main street. small enough that the hometown vets can get a special delivery during the parade. >> it's overwhelming. it shows that we have a country

that cares about their veterans. >> reporter: back on the first national memorial day, was called decoration day, westminster participated. >> reporter: how did this all come about? it's 1868. and the mayor's daughter, gathers some elementary school children ask tells them to go cut flowers from their garden. they walk over and lay them on the graves of civil war soldiers here in westminster. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: so whether this is your 30th parade or like mike from ellicott city, your first -- >> it's deserving. i never got it in 69 and 70 when i came home. they didn't like it. >> reporter: times change. our country no longer blames the individual soldier for the decisions made in washington. and all those who donned a uniform are thankful. >> reporter: this country needs more of this? >> why not? it's commemorating our country. everything that we stand for is on the holiday. >> reporter: in westminster, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> and after the parade, the

city hosted a half dozen additional events to mark memorial day. financial troubles for former ravens star. according to our media partner, the baltimore sun, jamal lewis filed for a chapter 11 bankruptcy in baltimore, stating he owes about $10.5 billion to various companies. he helped lead the team to their only super bowl victory. the state of maryland takes center stage with two area schools going head to head for the national lacrosse championship in boston. sports director mark viviano joins us with highlights and reaction from loyola and maryland battling for the title. >> mighty maryland, big state school in college park. loads of experience taking on little loyola, baltimore. a school that has never won a national championship in any sport until today. >> maryland in the back. loyola in the gray. >> reporter: and a sea of green in the stands. a huge loyola contingent made the trip to massachusetts to witness history.

early second quarter, the terps take a 3-2 lead on a goal by kevin cooper. but that's the last time maryland had the lead. loyola took over from there. led by fifth year senior, eric leds bee of severna park. the hounds scored seven straight times en route to a 9- 3 win over maryland. the first-ever championship for loyola. the team that began the season as underdogs, finishes as doping toes -- as top dogs. they are bringing it back to baltimore. >> this is alumni. our kids got what they deserved. because they were great all year. >> reporter: while the hounds whip it up on the field, back here in baltimore, fans check out the action on tv. school is out. but they know the hounds are coming home winners. >> whenever the team ends up coming back, whoever is on campus will be outside on the quad. whether it be us four or you know, whoever is there. we're all going to be there to greet them. >> and the first championship

in loyola history is completed with a school record, 18-1 record. the hounds only loss was in overtime to johns hopkins. denise. >> what a year for loyal a. thank you, mark. this is the second straight year that maryland lost in the national championship game. >> all right. still ahead at 5:00. an vehicle danger at gas pumps. how criminals could be targeting your credit cards when you fill up. accusations against the pope's personal butler. >> on duty and patrolling ocean city beaches. a look at the lifeguards who keep swimmers safe. i'm gigi barnett on the beach in ocean city. that story is next. >> will the memorial day heat stick around for the week? don't miss the updated first warning forecast with bob. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it is sunny and 91 degrees right now in central maryland. complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. members of ocean city beach patrol are risking their lives to make sure everyone stays safe. >> unseasonably warm weather has already led to several rescues. >> good morning. >> reporter: from the moment they hit the sand, it is a good morning on the ocean city beach. and for visitors, it's going to be a safe one as well. >> nothing about this job is easy. lifeguards are constantly on alert, and the training seems endless. >> we have two seasons. >> we're used to it. >> lieutenant ward. most of his 180 staff members are college students on summer break who called this job fun. >> i'm excited i can be the one who is saving someone's life. i want to be that person. that's why i signed up for

beach patrol. >> reporter: ocean city beach patrol doesn't hit the stands until this holiday weekend. but last weekend, they pulled five people out of the water. one of them was a 13-year-old girl. >> we had one so far out, we had to send the coast guard boat out to get them. >> after much hard work, preparing for swimmers, the summer season is about to heat up. >> guards take their stands for the first time of the year. >> in ocean city, i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. ocean city beach patrol has one for swimmers. keep your feet in the sand until a lifeguard is in the stand. if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's click on the roads with christy breslin. >> not not good news on the eastern shore. let's take a live look at the 50 eastbound. goes over to the bay bridge. you're looking at an eight-mile delay. we also have a live shot here.

50 at 4:04. begins at easton and goes to the outlet center drive. expect about 30 minutes to get through the delays, at least 10 miles long. if you're traveling on the harrisburg expressway, in the northbound direction, we have a crash there at york road. only the left lane getting by. traffic is slow to middletown road. other accidents include mcdonogh. growth land at west belvedere. and also, east fairmount at curly. let's did back. you can see, it's going to be a difficult drive out there. over to the bay bridge itself. this traffic report is brought to you by your baltimore hyundai dealers. celebrating the hyundai elant ra. save thousands now at your baltimore hyundai dealer. 75 years ago today, the first car drove across the golden gate bridge. teresa garcia reports for wjz. the an anniversary is being marked with a huge anniversary

celebration. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge is 75 years old, a milestone celebrated with a sec spectacular fireworks show over san francisco bay. californians paid tribute to the state's most iconic architectural structure with a weekend of activities and events. and you didn't even have to cross the span to get in on the fun, thanks to a special effects souvenir snapshot. >> how did it feel like to dangle off the golden gate bridge? >> felt good. >> was it kind of scary? >> yeah. >> reporter: thousands of tourists and bay area residents took part in a ceremonial hike or bike ride across the 1.7- mile span. >> what is it about walking across this bridge? >> it's a very memorable day for me. it's 70 feet. and i remember my daughter was 2 years old on the 50th. [ laughter ] >> and did you walk across that day? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: it took almost four years to build the bridge,

at an estimated current cost of $1.2 billion. the golden gate's famous dark orange color was not the first choice. it was originally used as a primer, but the designers decided to stick with it. and it became known as international orange. parts. bridge were given a touchup for its 75th anniversary. and now, bay area residents are already planning the 100th anniversary festivities for their beloved landmark. teresa garcia, wjz eyewitness news. >> the last two known builders of the golden gate bridge passed away in april, within a week of each other. >> bet you it's cool in san francisco. >> it's probably about 60. >> misty. >> 75 can be a pretty warm day in san francisco. let's go down by the water. let's take a look at our region. it's been a hot afternoon. still very warm at 91. the dew point did come down to 64. that's good news. humidity, 40%. north winds at 5.

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beautiful day outside. it's hot. memorial day. >> this is exactly what most people ask for. >> it's a pretty hot afternoon. only by the water. by the bay in the ocean or the mountains. significantly cooler. take a look at temp the around here. 83. cumberland with rain. they have dropped to 83 degrees. 87. ocean city did get pretty warm today. but it's a little colder than most areas. we're at 91 now. d.c. just dropped to 89. locally, upper 80s, except 82 in westminster. clouds didn't see any shower activity on radar. 87, annapolis and kept island. and 86, rock hall. once again, the dew points in the mid-60s, which makes it feel a couple of degrees warmer than the actual temperatures. but not significantly warmer. it's not like we're talking about 100-degree heat index. south winds, except we have a

light north wind. i don't know why. southerly winds will keep us in the heat again tonight and tomorrow. until this front to the west of us, this front creating showers showers and storms across minnesota and wisconsin now, is moving across the great lakes. it will drag a cold front across our region late tomorrow night, early wednesday. ahead of it this warm flow continues out of the south. and that means more heat and humidity tomorrow. few more clouds in the afternoon. maybe a pop-up shower and tomorrow night, a better chance of a thunderstorm or two going through the area. this is what is left of beryl. winds around 70 miles an hour in georgia. for us, we have one storm in allegheny county did prompt a flash-flood warning. it's now moved into pennsylvania. although they still have some of the heavy runoff in some of the streams up there. it am -- a cluster of storms here. tomorrow, another warm, humid day. wednesday, late in the afternoon. things get much nicer.

cooler conditions. lower humidity for the rest of the week. thursday, friday right now looks very nice. friday, this will slow down. could create additional showers friday night. south winds, 10 to 15 on the bay. bay temp has warmed up nicely to 73 degrees. ocean temperature, mid-60s. 69 tonight. partly cloudy. warm, humid night. some suburban areas will be 65. tomorrow, back up to where we are right now. 91. partly cloudy skies. maybe a shower or thundershower in the afternoon. better chance tomorrow night, particularly late tomorrow night, into early wednesday. then it begins to clear out and dry out. >> okay. thank you, bob. still ahead at 5:00. remembering the fallen. reaction from maryland families as their loved ones are honored on memorial day. another piece of the puzzle. how new york city police are trying to track down the remains of etan pates. i'm ron matz, on route 40. a final and fond farewell to an ellicott city landmark. the story coming up here on

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it's just before 5:30. 91 degrees and sunny. good evening. thanks for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. men and women killed while serving our country are honored at dulaney valley memorial day.

experience said in the past 12 months. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: six marylanders have fallen since memorial day 2011, including baltimore city firefighter, aaron marcanti's father, murdered by an afghan police officer while on duty last year in can ca bull. >> last year, -- kabul. >> last year, i was one of the guys firing. and he was watching. >> reporter: ceremonies like this take place all over the country. >> the phrase, all gave some and some gave all, is a phrase all veterans know. >> reporter: army specialist ronald wildrick gave all. the soldier was killed by insurgents in afghanistan. >> one of the things that strikes you when you lose somebody close to you is that absolute devastation, of course. and i am aware now that more than before, that each and

every family must be going through exactly the same devastation. >> reporter: that includes the family of airman matthew fiedler of westminster. lynn kaufman honors soldiers. >> we give tbim memberships to any wounded vet, post-9/11. . >> reporter: may offer comfort to the grateful men and women who put their lives on the line. [ playing "taps" ] >> pat war warren, wjz eyewitness news. >> the dulaney valley memorial gardens, circle of the immortals, was dedicated in 1967, and reserved for marylanders killed in action. police are investigating two deadly accidents on maryland waters. this afternoon, the coast guard recovered the body of a man who disappeared near kent narrows, after his boat crashed into a jetty. and crews are also still looking for a man who never resurfaced after jumping off a boat in the bay.

he was last seen near howell point in kent county. a violent holiday weekend in chicago, more than 30 people wounded by gunfire. police say a 6-year-old girl was among those injured in the string of apparently unrelated shootings. in another incident, three men were shot when their party bus was riddled with bullets outside a party bar. there have been more than 67 homicides in chicago compared to this time last year. a story about corruption, power struggles and betrayal, reaches the top of the vatican. the pope's personal butler has been charmed with illegal possession of secret documents. allen pizzey reports for wjz, this may be only the beginning. >> reporter: there was no hint at pentecostal mass that pope benedict xvi [ inaudible ] as any pope in modern time. his personal butler, gabrielo, is cued -- accused of leaking

secret documents including papal correspondence to the italian press. benedict is said to be pained that he had been betrayed by someone so close to him. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: in his homily, he noted that we must live by the spirit of unity and truth. the problem for the vatican is that truths which were supposed to remain secret, are getting exposed in fullsome glory. the journalist said he obtained them from multiple sources but did not pay anyone. in his six years as butler, he was privy to the darkest roles in vatican city. he faces up to 30 year. >> jail. but vatican watchers are questioning why a man described as extremely loyal and devout, would risk his career and the

comfortable life his wife and children enjoy as that in vatican city. >> for cbs this morning, i'm allen pizzey, in rome. and vatican city police arrested him last week, after they found sensitive documents inside his apartment. police in new york city are attempting to track down remains of etan pates, now that someone has confessed to the 33- year-old murder. pedro hernandez told police that he placed the 6-year-old boy's body in a trash bag and left it in an alley. investigators are looking into log books. a plan that reducedded the number of bird strikes is coming under fire. the proposal is allowing them to kill half a dozen of the bird species.

environmentalists say the plan conflicts with a plan to restore the wetleft-hand habitats. the faa says the number has doubled since 2005. police are warning of a crime that pumps around the country. cheryl atkinson reports, the target is your bank card. >> i had 2300 dollars in the bank. and it said i only had $1,000 in there. >> reporter: police say this man is suspected of stealing young's debit card number and going on a shopping spree. he allegedly used it four times in two days at target, wal- mart, and macy's. detective eric londommia said the trick was finding out how the thief had gotten young's and other victims' numbers, without actually industrialing their cards. >> they all do use their cards at gas stations, which is unfortunately, a very common location for skimming devices. >> reporter: it has card

numbers on a memory chip. hacker greg evans showed us how a crook can use a popsicle stick and super glue to attach the skimmer. >> future thing -- first thing we have to do. this way, the person doesn't even know when they're sliding the card in. the person thinks he's pumping his gas and everything is fine. but in actuality, someone just stole his credit card. >> reporter: them didistration was done in aert -- demonstration was done in a matter of minutes. >> how many credit card numbers or debit card numbers can a small skimmer hold? >> about 1,000. 1,000 credit card numbers. >> i was really angry. very, very angry. >> reporter: police caught the suspect and say just last week, they charmed him with fraud, forgery and identity theft. >> and security experts say that skimming could be netting crooks as much as $3 billion a year in the u.s. gas prices are still on their way down.

prices dropped a few septs a -- cents a gallon over the weekend. easing tensions with iran, along with plenty of supply, continued to bring down the prices. here's a look at what we're paying for an average gallon of regular gas here in maryland. this time last month, it was $3.85. now it's down to $3.57. memorial day kicks off the summer barbecuing season. prices for chicken and steak are up by more than 5%. driving feed prices higher. and because of that, ranchers are raising fewer hogs and cattle. ticket sales for the baltimore grand prix are off and running. fans can now purchase them at the official event website, race on baltimore.com. the event showcases the stars of the indy racing league. it takes place labor day weekend, starting friday, august 31st, with preliminary rice racing and qualifying. tears and tugs are on the--

hugs are on the menu today, at a howard county landmark. ron matz reports on an emotional day for a place that always considered customers their family. >> reporter: for 66 years, those words meant great food, good friends and a hot cup of joe. >> it's starting to hit me now. >> reporter: the forest diner is closing. customers are crowding in for one final meal. >> it's been so nice here, every time we come. >> waitress ellen jackson has been here 19 years. >> all the love, people. and they're always here for each other. >> reporter: at this beloved ellicott city landmark, every customer has a story. >> reporter: stan hanson says his wife made a stop at the diner, after the birthday of a child. >> before she even showed the child to her grandmother being she brought her here to forest diner to show her to the wait tress that they knew everywhere. >> reporter: forest diner

employees will not lose their jobs. they'll move across the street to jilly's, where the menu will be the same. >> hopefully the customers will come. and that's the main reason i'm here. because i have so many customers that i love that are like family to me. >> reporter: that family came out in force today, for the food and the memories. >> it's been great. it's like a family, people that have grown up, they're all grown up now. now they're bringing their children. >> a little sad. it is the end of an institution. >> reporter: in ellicott city, ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, the brothers who own the forest diner will create retail space and 38 apartments on that property. >> all right. still ahead on eyewitness news. international mystery. why two americans are suspected in the death of an exchange student in japan. growing crisis. the fresh outrage and calls for peace, after a violent weekend in syria. i'm bob turk. first warning weather center. break from the heat headed our way.

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very warm conditions. ray light little breeze. yes, it's a format, we told you that it was going to be a nice weekend. dulles airport tied a record at 90 degrees on this day. we didn't get quite that hot. but we did get to 93 officially about an hour ago. it's dropped now to about 91. tomorrow's forecast, similar to today. except we have a chance in the afternoon. particularly over scattered thunderstorm. upper 80s to low to mid-90s. and later tomorrow night, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, until midnight or even 2:00 in the morning, we could see a thunderstorm across the region. going to bring in decent, heavy rain in some areas. so we'll be watching that. and on wednesday, still a risk of a leftover shower. 59 wednesday night. 80 on thursday. low humidity, beautiful, friday night. there may be another shower. temperatures holding in the 70s

friday and saturday. that's a big drop. so cooling coming our way, middle and end of the week. in today's energy saver, think about a home performance review. a certified expert, through weg, looks at energy issues throughout your entire home. you get an energy audit of your home, which includes visual testing. rebates of up to 20% can come from it. for more information, go to wjz.com. scroll down the right-hand side of the page and click on our special section. traumatic video from wisconsin, where an explosion rips apart a home. a man and woman were rescued from the burning house in glendale, a suburb of milwaukee. both suffered serious injuries. several neighboring homes in that area were damaged by the fire. the cause remains under investigation. an investigation is under way into what caused the plane to lose power and crash into the san diego bay. witnesses say the single-engine plane was pulling a banner when the engine died and it suddenly

started falling. the aircraft plunged into san diego bay, just a few feet from a hotel. the pilot and passenger managed to walk away with minor injuries. crews recovered the plane. international mystery. two americans are being questioned after an irish exchange student is found dead inside a hotel room in tokyo, japan. the men were arrested after hotel workers found the 21-year- old woman unresponsive in her room. medical examiners say she had been strangled. one of the americans was reportedly inside that room with her. the u.s. embassy confirmed the arrest, but is not releasing any other information. well, international outrage is building after a weekend massacre in syria kills more than 100 people. united nations envoy kofi annan is calling on everyone with a gun in the country to lay down their arms. monica villamizar reports for wjz from london. >> reporter: activists say this

video proves the violence in syria has not stopped. the amateur footage shows what is believed to be renewed shelling in the city of holmes. it comes after friday's massacre in the western city of hula, killed more than 100 people. dozens of the dead were children, under the age of 10. >> the events in syria over the weekend are just horrific, atrocious really. i expect that the international community, the pressure will mount. >> reporter: but the president stopped military advisers set forth will only be discussed if this fails. kofi annan hopes diplomacy will solve the crisis. she demanded an investigation into the massacre. >> those responsible for these brutal crimes must be held to account. >> reporter: world leaders are blaming president bashar asad's troops and are warning the regime to respect the u.n.- brokered troops. >> there's not an interest for anyone in the world for syria

to descend into an even bloodier situation and into full-scale war. >> reporter: u.n. observers remain in the country. they wear body armor but carry no weapons. locals give them firsthand reports of violence. but many syrians say the monitors are overwhelmed by the magnitude of the conflict. monica villamizar, wjz eyewitness news. >> friday's massacre is one of the deadliest single events in the 15-month uprising against president assad's rule. activists say the army shelled the city of hula, as armed men executed entire families. major developments, concerning one of the biggest international sports scandals in history. police in italy performed raids in 23 cities with a country with the top professional soccer league. a number of players and coaches had their homes searched. several had been arrested for fixing the matches on behalf of international crime

organizations. a protestor interrupts former british prime minister tony blair during a judicial inquiry. the man was accusing blair. being a war criminal for joining in the invasion of iraq in 2003. he entered from behind the area where blair and the judge were seated. the former prime minister was testifying in a press ethics hearing in connection with the rupert murdoch hacking scandal. >> check in for eyewitness news at 6:00. for all new stories coming up, a hot holiday weekend. we'll have the latest on a heat advisory in effect in our area. and what you need to know. and many veterans returning home from war, have injuries that aren't visible. see how hearing loss is changing many lives. check in for these stories and all the breaking news, coming up new at 6:00. bikers on a thousand-mile ride through tibet, find inspiration from an unlikely source. it came from this little stray dog. they say it started following them. and while they kept pedaling,

he kept running. the bikers say the dog showed tremendous will power as he climbed over 10 mountains to finish their journey with bikers. one of them even compared the canine to forest gump. we had a dog here who did something. remember the dog that ran in the race? >> yes, yes, yes. the dog that ran in the marathon. but that doesn't really look like a tibetan dog. >> well, it was a dog -- dozer. thank you. thank you. was that amy? thank you, amy. and did you see at the end? they gave it a ride. >> they should have. after all of work. still ahead. justin bieber, wanted for questioning. why the teen idol faces an investigation in california. ,,,

musician justin bieber is now a wanted man in california. police are waiting to question him about an altercation with a photographer outside a shopping

center. witnesses say bieber argued with a man, then struck him while the man was trying to photograph bieber and his girlfriend, selena gomez. the photographer called police, complaining of chest pain. he was treated and released from a nearby hospital. a big break in the search for a missing 22-year-old college student in louisiana. police say they found the bicycle belonging to mickey shunnic, about 30 miles from where she was last seen may 19th. shunnic was riding the bike home from a friend's house. two fishermen discovered it under a bridge. police say no other evidence was found at that site. a former catholic priest removed from the ministry over sexual abuse allegations now holds a job with the tsa. he now works as baggage screening. his conduct is under new scrutiny as a new lawsuit is filed. >> reporter: the security checkpoint between terminals d and e, at philadelphia international airport is a busy place. thousands, including lots of

kids, pass through here every day. and look who we found as one of the supervisors here. this is thomas harkins. until 2002, he was a catholic priest, working at churches across south jersey. but the diocese of camden removed him from ministry because it found he sexually abused two young girls. and now, in this lawsuit, a third woman is claiming she also is one of harkins' victims. >> what do you have to say about this lawsuit? >> i have nothing to say. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed in federal court against the camden diocese says quite a bit, accusing harkins of sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl in 1980 and 81. the lawsuit claims the abuse occurred 10 to 15 times while harkins was a priest, with one assault even occurring in his bedroom in the rectory. we asked if the traveling public should be worried. >> no, they shouldn't be?

>> the public should not worry, given your past? >> i have nothing to say. >> they should know who they're hiring. as public, we are screened through our underwear, getting on a plane. yet they hire a man like that? >> reporter: karen polesir, with the survivors network of those abused by priests, or s.n.a.p. believes hiring harkins is inappropriate. even though the tsa says he deals largely with luggage, not passengers. >> the tsa says all of its employees go through a criminal background check before they are hired but because these cases are so old, criminal charges were not filed. still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. police stop a car for driving the wrong way. and it turns out the driver had been shot numerous times. [ female announcer ] with xfinity,

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coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 6:00. a young baltimore man shot to death tonight. emotional of emotional reaction from this family. the day to remember. i'm pat warren. coming up on eyewitness news. maryland honors her fallen heroes. >> packing a punch. tropical depression beryl hits florida. the damage it's causing and the latest on its path. a heat advisory in effect for our area. how long will the hot weather stick around? the first warning weather team

is tracking it. check in for these stories and all the breaking news. wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. chilling crime. a young man shot dead. >> his family's pain tonight. good evening, everyone. vic carter is off tonight. i'm adam may. >> and i'm denise koch. the young man is getting help after being shot. tonight, we have emotional reaction from the victim's family. >> reporter: 22-year-old lamel osbee was supposed to be getting his pictures taken