sandusky's sex scandal. his arrest on child sex abuse charges rocks the country. >> now, the trial begins for jerry sandusky. >> hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> jury selection under way in the trial of former penn state coach jerry sandusky. three jurors have been chosen so far. but it may tyke time to find an impartial jury in the tight- knit community. >> reporter: jerry sandusky and his lawyer came to court, hoping to find jurors who do not already assume the worst about the coach. many in this community feel the way nancy fulton does. >> i think he's guilty. >> yeah. >> and that silly grin he has on his face, that doesn't do him any good either. >> reporter: about 221

potential jurors were brought in for questioning. judge john cleland told them they hold justice in their hands. >> he said he is trusting them at this point to act as jurors, not to read newspapers. >> reporter: many had worked at penn state or even volunteered at second mile, the charity for boys sandusky founded and where prosecutors say he met some of the victims. >> reporter: some 150 witnesses could testify during trial. the defense has indicated it may ask the wife and son of coach joe paterno to take the stand. >> reporter: prosecutors have indicated they might call mike mcqueary, his father and forger penn state officials. it was mcqueary who claimed he saw sandusky naked in a shower with a boy a decade ago. >> not to render an opinion until the case is heard and the state proves beyond a reasonable doubt. >> how are you doing. >> in the 68-year-old former

assistant coach, charged with 52 criminal counts, insists he's innocent. in belmont, manuel baleg us, wjz eyewitness news. >> and the judge is hoping to make opening statements on monday. breaking news from washington, where the white house confirms the death of al qaeda's number 2 man. a drone strike early this week in pakistan, killed abu ya ya allibi. pakistani officials say he was in the house targeted by u.s. officials. the u.s. says the drone campaign will continue. a baltimore county man convicted in his wife's murder, appeals his conviction in the precedent-setting case. denise is in the newsroom with the decision. denise? >> reporter: well, kai, the maryland court of special appeals says dennis tetso's murder charges stand. though tracy's body was never found, tracy was last seen on her way to a motley crue

concert. prosecutors used a security video of someone argumenting -- arming her car security system with her key to be. they argued successfully her husband was the only one to have that key to be. baltimore county state's attorney says everything that happened in the trial was correct. and the appeals firm approved the sentence. >> dennis tetso is currently serving 18 years in prison. baltimore police need your help to find who killed a popular restaurant owner. michael sullivan was found shot to death inside his business. sully seafood and subs yesterday morning. police have few leads and no suspects. anybody with information is urged to call metro crimestoppers. the number, 1-866-7-lockup. an unusual smell inside a holiday inn express leads to a meth lab. officers responded to a call and followed it to a room on the fourth floor in elkridge.

inside, they arrested five men from out of state. and with a search warrant, police also found heroin and a gun. all of the hotel rooms were evacuated while police removed the lab. it's one of the largest disciplinary actions the tsa has ever taken. 43 employees, including a top supervisor, are either fired or suspended. cheryl atkison reports for wjz, the security screeners failed to do their job. >> reporter: every day, nearly 2 millionaire travelers rely on the tsa to help keep the nation's sky safe. but last year, at southwest florida airport, at fort myers, officials say dozens of screeners failed to do their job. >> this is a big deal when five tsa screeners are fired and 38 are put on suspension, this is a huge deal. >> reporter: an internal investigation revealed that over a two-month period, 43 workers didn't perform required secondary checks on as many as 400 people after the passengers went through security.

>> the tsa themselves admit that this is an important part of the screening process. >> the punishments were handed down last friday. in a statement monday, the tsa said its disciplinary action reaffirms our strong commitment to the safety of the traveling public. but florida congressman john micah has written a letter to tsa agent john pistol, demanding more answers. >> if necessary, we'll subpoena the documents. and why it took a year to take disciplinary action against these people. >> reporter: this is just the latest embarrassment for the tsa. last year, 48 screeners in honolulu were either fired or suspended for improperly check checking bags. and newark, some were punished accused of stealing or sleeping on the job. and last week, a man boarded a flight without a ticket before getting caught.

>> tsa is out of control this. is nonsense the tsa has to stop. >> despite the findings, the tsa claims the nearly 4 million passengers who traveled to and from the airport last year were not put at risk. high-tech health at a nearby airport. >> dulles international airport, where we are proudly celebrating -- >> this is paige. she's making quite a stir at dulles international airport. she is a life-sized hologram. paige is designed to give passengers information about the airport. but the problem is, she looks so real, that many travelers say they have asked her questions and she didn't respond. dulles is using paige on a three-month trial basis and may add more. the day started sunny. but the clouds are moving in. we're in a bit of a cool spell now. but it's really a lovely afternoon. wjz has weather and traffic together. meteorologist bernadette woods is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. >> we're watching this pattern. it will continue through pretty

much thursday. we'll show you first warning doppler radar. still the chance for a shower or thunderstorm as we head through the evening. anything that forms is going to be scattered about, as you can see, just to our northwest, some of these will make their way into western maryland. there's still the chance for something to pop up. you can see just scattered areas of showers and storms. with the clouds building up, it's 67 degrees now in baltimore. look at all of the 60s out there. and out west, it is still in the 50s. sos yes, they're below average. but there is a warmup coming our way. and we'll have your forecast shortly. kai? >> thank you, bernadette. let's check in with christy bredz lin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. we have a couple of problems out there. slows from dulaney valley road to providence. not too bad. the west side inner loop, we have an accident there at frederick road, that's blocking the left-hand lane. delay back to the beltway. slowdown going well past baltimore national pike. as far as 95 goes, that's moving okay now.

and the northbound and southbound directions. harrisburg expressway, northbound, just a minor slowdown as you make your way to timonium road. and we have an accident carroll county, at sandy mount road. as far as your travel times go, 48 miles per hour average. and 13 minute toss get through. let's now take a live look. as you can see issue there's a west side of the beltway at wilkens avenue. that's slowing, due to the accident at frederick road. give yourself a little extra time if you're heading that way this afternoon. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800 the firm. or visit them online. some excitement today, in waverly. >> city lawmakers toss the ceremonial first shovel of dirt for the brand new waverly elementary and middle school.

the community has fought for years to get a new school built. and the work on the $22 million facility is now set to begin. the school will be open for students in the year 2014. >> wow. very cool. >> oh, they're going to love it. next week, boats from all over the world will sail into baltimore's harbor, for the star-spangled sale bration. it's part of the major push to celebrate the bicentennial of the war of 1812. monique griego has more on the festivities. >> reporter: during the sale bration, boats from all over the world will be coming in here. and this morning, we got a glimpse of all of that excitement to come. >> reporter: today, excitement ignited at the inner harbor for baltimore's upcoming bicentennial of the war of 1812 celebration. >> we're looking forward to the buzz, the positive buzz that this is bringing to the city. >> today, the mayor and governor o'malley drummed up invitations for the city's

biggest event. the star-spangled sale-a- bration. >> we commend this history with a great celebration. this entire harbor will be filled with tall ships, with naval vessels, the blue angels screeching overhead. >> reporter: sale-a-bration will include more than 40 tall ships and naval warships to the inner harbor. >> this is going to be the biggest thing we've had here in years. it will be like another invasion in baltimore, but a friendly one. >> and many believe the bientennial will bring tourists and attention to baltimore's ever-growing inner harbor. >> when you have sale-a- bration, they come. and they say, wow, there's the science center. wow, there's fort mchenry, there's the historical society, people are going to remember baltimore and come back. >> reporter: as part of this celebration, there will also be a military air show, blue angels. there will also be a lot of activity for kids. reporting from the inner

harbor, monique griego, wjz eyewitness news. >> this runs june 18th and 19th. and we need to get our 1812 on. >> who is ready? >> wow. >> i love him. no one has more enthusiasm than that man. he could sell anything. well, still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. startling video. how it may be a lesson to all drivers. >> disney takes the stand on junk food. the new stand is for ads that target children and families. i'm alex demetrick, coming up, it's happening right now. and fumiss it, you'll never -- if you miss it, you'll never see it again. if you want, you can sleep with the windows open again tonight. how long this cooler weather will stick around. meteorologist bernadette woods will update our first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's 67 degrees and mostly cloudy in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. an electric-powered lawn toy burst into flames in ohio with a 2-year-old riding on the back. a neighbor says he saw the child's father grab him from the burning toy and use a rug to extinguish his burning clothes. the boy was flown to a nearby hospital, suffering from burns on up to 75% of his body. investigators believe the battery in the toy started that fire. shocking video of a bus crash in indiana is educating other bus drivers on the dangers of not wearing a seat belt. watch as the man driving hits a bump in the road and is tossed out of his seat into the stairwell of the bus. look at that accident. he barely holds onto the steering wheel. and he crashes into a home. thankfully no one else was on board. the driver was cited for not wearing a seat belt. >> wow. just minutes ago, a celestial event began that won't be seen again for another

century. alex demetrick reports, the transit of venus became visible in hawaii at 4:00 p.m., and is headed east towards us. like a table full of pool balls in motion, the transit in venus is the ultimate trick shot. it passes between us and the sun twice every 100 years or so. >> it's fairly rare because the orbit is tilted, kind of relative to earth's orbit. so this will be in perfect alignment. >> reporter: it's so rare, it wasn't seen until 1639. and that put into motion a transit. using it to make a crucial measurement. >> you can use the transit to figure out that this would frame the sun and the earth. and that was like the holy grail. >> among others, mason and dixon went to south africa. and went to triangalate that -- triangulate the distance for the first time. the sun back-lighting it like

light through a nightgown. >> and that gives us sort of information about chemistry and the dynamics of the upper atmosphere. >> reporter: the transit of venus has applications beyond our own solar system. >> that lets us test techniques for developing and discovering new planets that are orbiting outside of our own toular system. -- solar system. >> reporter: as they transit earth. >> the transit will become visible here around 6:00 p.m. and safe viewing is a must. the maryland science center is offering it. and there is a link to the transit at wjz.com, just click on local news. a bit of good news from wall street. [ stock bells ringing ] the markets finish in positive territory. the to you was up 26. s&p up 7. nasdaq up 18. let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. emergency g-7 talks are taking place today about europe's debt crisis.

they're -- there are growing concerns that spain's banks will need a bailout. and word that one of the largest lenders in cypress is in need of cash. analysts say this is a threat to the u.s. economy. and that has many wonder waiting to see if the federal reserve plans another round of stimulus to jump start the economy. fed chief ben bernanke is expected to give his speech on monday. service companies, including restaurants and hotels, expanded at a slightly faster pace in may. it's the 29th straight month of expansion for u.s. service companies, which employ roughly 90% of the work force. verizon says it has offered voluntary buyouts to employees in 12 states. they hope not to have to cut 1700 jobs. casino magnet, steve nguyen, plans to spend money. nguyen is going ahead with the

resort, despite signs of an economic slowdown in asia. the project will house hotel rooms, gaming tables, restaurants, the shops, spa and a nightclub. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. an iowa man and his teenage sons make a mammoth discovery in their backyard, literally. they found this massive mammoth bone. hopefully we'll see it. oh, we don't have the video of it. >> where is the bone? >> let's move on then maybe to break. because i don't want to read the whole thing. maybe we can show it later in our 4:00 hour. >> it's a fascinating story. >> okay. >> and we want to show it to you. coming up on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. two teens caught on tape fighting. why one of the girls' mother is arrested by police. narcotics bust. what officers helped take off the streets. we're definitely in a pattern of cool air. will it warm up for the second half of the week. stick around for your first

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really a nice day out there. >> it is. >> i like this kind of weather. >> it's cool. for june, it's so cool. >> yes, it was. and we started out with sunshine. just a gorgeous start to the day. clouds leveled up in the afternoon. there's still a chance for a shower or two to come out of those clouds. but it's capping that temperature, close to 70 degrees. and in some cases, not even getting to 70. this is what we have been seeing. as far as this forecast goes, it's giving a moment here. what is going to happen is that we have the sunshine giving way to those building clouds. and as that happens, it could give way to a shower or thunderstorm. today, we're not seeing as much out of that. but we have the past few days. and while we're locked in this weather pattern that, is going to continue. at least that threat. the winds are out of the northeast. and that is keeping the cooler, dryer air in place. 45 degrees is our dew point. that's how dry this air is on top of us. and look at those air temperatures. across the entire map right now, we are in the 60s.

we'll take you in a little closer and show you that even for baltimore, 67 degrees. just along the water, 69 for rock hall, annapolis, and kent island. so our overall pattern, keeps us below average. and that average has now topped 80 degrees. so far today, we have only gotten to 68 after starting out in the 50s and tonight, we're going lower than that. the clouds will start to break up tonight. but tomorrow, we're going to do it all over again. clouds building up. clouds head for a shower in the afternoon. and we are still in for the same weather pattern through thursday. and it locks all of the cool air on top of us. temperatures probably a few degrees higher tomorrow. but the idea is still running below average. until we hit the weekend. because we have a big-time warmup headed our way just in time for the weekend. here's one front to the south. another coming down from the north tomorrow. keeping the cool air around. keeping the chances of scattered showers and thunderstorms around. and that trend does not break until friday. out on the water, bay temp, 72 degrees. that is warmer than our air

temperatures in some cases. winds out of the south at 5 knots tomorrow. and that's probably going to add a few more degrees to our temperature. tonight, going down to 50 degrees. shower and thunderstorm is still possible. tomorrow, sunshine, with building clouds once again. shower and thunderstorm possible as we head through the day. looking at maybe the mid-70s for our highs. still cool and very dry air on top of us. we'll have your five-day coming up later. >> thank you. don't miss tonight's primetime lineup at 10:00. it's 48 hours mystery. then stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. well, as we mentioned to you earlier, an iowa man and his teenaged sons make a mammoth discovery in their backyards. look at this. they found this massive mammoth bone, now identified as a femur, along with several other bones belonging to the creature. experts say the mammoth is now 12,000 years old. the men have now enlisted the help from volunteers at the university of iowa. they hope to uncover the mammoth head in the next few

weeks. actually, we just got an update this. is from spencer's, the novelty shop. i'm kidding. that was a great shop. >> how deep was it? >> i don't know. it didn't look that deep. don't go searching in your own backyard. still ahead. deadly tour buzz crash. the ntsb releases the cause of the accident to claim 15 lives. new world, a drum major's death. artillery salute. and clouds cheering. we'll take you to the finale of queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee celebration. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise and vic after this. everyone's hair breaks. ♪ oh oh oh oh you see it in the brush... ♪ oh oh oh oh ooh oh ...and then there's the pillow. ♪ i dare you to dare me so they dared me to try this pantene. [ female announcer ] pantene anti-breakage the keratin protection system makes hair stronger reducing breakage up to 97%. ♪

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it's 4:29. 67 degrees and mostly cloudy. hello, everyone. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm ric carter. and i'm denise koch.

>> cheering crowds pack london for the queen's celebration of her diamond jubilee. >> a horse-drawn carriage took queen elizabeth on procession. the 86-year-old monarch smiled and waved, on the final celebration to mark her 60-year reign. the queen's husband, prince phillip, is in the hospital, with a bladder infection. so her madgesty's son, prince charles, stood in for him. >> god bless you, queen. >> prince william and kate took a separate carriage with prince harry, making their way through screaming crowds through buckingham palace. then came the grand finale. massive cheers as she stepped onto the balcony with the royal family. and the royal air force

screamed overhead. >> the queen thanked the country for helping her mark her six decades on the throne and said it has been a humbling experience. >> it has touched me deeply to see so many thousands of families, neighbors and friends, celebrating together in such a happy atmosphere. >> reporter: the irish guards even removed their hats to give three cheers to the queen. >> hip hip hooray! hip hip hooray! >> hooray! >> hip hip hooray! >> reporter: the queen gave them a big smile and four days of jubilee celebrations came to a close. in london, monica villamizar, wjz eyewitness news. >> prince phillip watched the celebrations on tv. his son, prince edward, said his father is feeling much better. right now, wisconsin voters are casting their ballots in today's gubernatorial election. scott walker, who you see voting here, is being

challenged by milwaukee's democratic mayor, tom barrett. the campaign began more than a year ago, after walker stripped most public employees of their collective bargaining rights. walker and others face recall votes. the head of florida a&m university proposes sweeping changes for the school's named marching bands. kai has more on the new requirements that could soon take effect. >> reporter: in the wake of the hazing death of drum major robert champion, ammons will present his findings this week. he wants to limit marching band to only full-time students, limiting their time with the band for only four years. amon suspended the band. 11 people have been charged with felony hazing in that case. two others face misdemeanor charges. >> last month, ammons announced the ban will remain off the field until at least fall 2013. caught on camera. a california mother is caught

egging her daughter on in a fight. both mother and daughter are under arrest. >> you sit here, baby. go, get her. >> others have say -- investigators say the voice you hear in the background is darlene hart. she's telling her daughter to fight 14-year-old esbee duran. esbee is the one on top here. detectives say she is trying to defend herself, after hart brought her daughter to firestone park last night, just to peat espee up. espee's dad, still in shock. >> very angry. very angry. >> reporter: throughout the video, you hear cussing. [ bleep ] >> duran said the fight last body 90 seconds, until a family friend saw what was happening and broke up the brawl. >> brought her daughter, fully greased up, with vaseline on her face and arms to get her, and beat her and rip her clothes off, which she did. she managed to tear the shirt to where thigh my daughter's breast came out.

>> classmates knew the two had problems with each other. when we showed them the video, their expressions said it all. >> that's disgusting. >> i wouldn't expect that to happen. likeke a mom. >> parents even more disturbed. >> it makes my stomach churn. i don't know how other parents can actually condone taking their daughter to hurt someone else's daughter. >> reporter: this man's daughter. and he shopes share -- hopes sharing this story of bullying will go beyond the classroom. >> parents are supposed to guide their kids in the right direction, not teach them how to pick on other kids. >> reporter: esbee walked away with just a couple of scratches. the motor and daughter were both arrested for conspiracy and battery. a suspected drug dealer is off the streets, following a raid in baltimore. misseizeed narcotics and handguns and cash. it's the result of an ongoing narcotics investigation in the area. the suspect, 39-year-old roger dyer is under arrest and faces

several charges. a bizarre attack at an anne arundel county construction site, leaves one man with possible life-threatening injuries. police say 41-year-old guillermo lopez molina shot has coworker. lopez-molina was arrested and charged with first- and second- degree assault, as well as reckless endangerment. he remains behind bars this afternoon. no word on the victim's condition. the fight to legalize same- sex marriage in california intensifies today. following a decision from the appeals court. >> sponsors of california's same-sex marriage ban, known as proposition 8, are now planning to take their case all the way to the u.s. supreme court. a federal appeals court refused to consider or reconsider an earlier ruling that found the voter-approved ban unconstitutional. the court found proposition 8 to be a violation of the civil rights of gays and less bi-- lesbians in california. and despite the ruling, same-

sex couples will not ba -- be allowed to marry immediately. >> if the supreme court decides to take up the legal battle, arguments could come as early as next year. in today's wjz healthwatch, combatting childhood obesity. disney announces a crackcounsel on junk food-- crackdown on junk food 5ds and get -- ads and getting approval from the white house. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama had a warm greeting for the newest partner in her campaign against obesity. >> this new initiative is truly a game changer for the health of our children. [ applause ] >> reporter: disney announced that all products advertised on its media outlets have to meet new, stricter tutrician -- nutritional standard. that means a wide range of candies and fast foods will disappear from disney channel and radio stations and stations and websites. >> i totally agree. they should have everything more healthy. >> reporter: the health kick

also extends to disney's theme parks, which will cut sodium in children's meals by 25%. >> reporter: disney did its homework before launching the new plan. executives studied the marketplace and found that consumers are demanding more nutritious food. >> reporter: the company sells its own fruit-and-vegetable product. that helps offset any drop in advertising revenue. >> they realize that what is good for our children can also be good business. >> reporter: disney's new standards are in sync with federal recommendations. but nutrition experts say some guidelines are still too lenient. forfor instance, 10 grams of sugar in a serving of cereal. but experts say it's a step in the right direction. >> i'm happy to hear they're going to do that. >> the first lady called on more companies to get in step and get in shape. >> now, the new guidelines won't go into effect until 2015, because of preexisting

contracts. the sun seems to be taking a break this afternoon. outside now, it's cool and quiet, with some clouds in the sky. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here now with the update numbers from wiefort farn -- first warning weather. temperatures upper 60s. quite a few clouds now. a slight chance we'll see shower late tonight. here's why. look up to the northwest. couple of showers up there in western p.a. as we hope to open up a little more around johnstown and pittsburgh. and they're moving right now to the south. so it doesn't look like we have much of a chance of a shower tonight. maybe a very slight chance, a sprinkle here and there. but that same weather pattern we've had the last two days will continue. the next two days. so if you like this kind of weather, below normal temperatures. slight chance for shower each afternoon. maybe a little better thursday. then we'll talk about a big warmup for the end of the week and the weekend. denise? >> thank you, bob. let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hello, kristy. >> hi, denise. hi, everyone. trouble out there on the west

side of the beltway. it's blocking that left-hand lane. and we have steady delays back to the harbor tunnel through way. as far as the west side outer loop, 10 minutes there to baltimore national pike. and northbound 95, just a minor delay there, as you make your approach to whitemarsh boulevard. harrisburg expressway. stop and go there. from shawan to belfast. accidents include baltimore boulevard at sandy mount and carroll county. reisterstown road at labyrinth. also, east fayette at north charles. let's take a live look. you can see, things a bit slow there. wilkens avenue, due to the accident there at frederick road. this traffic report is brought to you by terminnix. cockroaches can carry up to 33 different kinds of bacteria. get to them before they get to you. with a terminnix guarantee. back to you. >> a pet deer finds her way home after she's ordered to be released back into the wild. bambi has been the websters pet, ever since they found her

on the side of the road in mobile. but keeping wild animals as pets is illegal in the state of alabama. so the department of conservation and natural resources tranquilized the doe and dropped her off 50 miles away. nearly two weeks later, bambi is back. and this time, she's hoping she can stay. >> that brings a tear to your eye. she wants to be there. it should be -- speaking of disney, a disney movie. i'm on bambi's side. suitcase surprise. but one traveler found inside her carry-on bag. and who put it there. doomsday call. a deadly agent is released. a break in the manhunt for the suspects. and turn off the ac and throw open the windows. bob is updating your first warning forecast coming up. [ woman ] before allegra, my allergy medicine

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police track down a cult member behind a deadly nerve gas attack inside a tokyo subway. officers say the 40-year-old

woman has confessed to taking part in the 1995 attacks while she was part of a religious cult. police say the group targeted five trains, killing 12 people, and sickening thousands. the cult's leader and followers were all given death sentences for the attack. a peruvian court has cleared the way for jor an vander van der sloot to be extradited to the u.s. but he will first have to finish serving a 28-year sentence. van der sloot is facing charges in connection with the disappearance of natalee holloway. and prosecutors want him to stand trial in the u.s. holloway disappeared in aruba in 2005. the man accused of killing himself committing a gruesome murder could be back in canada in a week. mary has more. >> reporter: we want to warn everybody at home. the details of the story are very graphic. luca minatta will not fight extradition back to canada.

that's where he's accused of recording himself stabbing someone to death and dismembering the body. he allegedly sent body parts in the mail. in a video online, he also seemed to eat parts of the remain. s. after the gruesome crime, he -- fled to germany. >> he will have to go before a german court for an extradition hearing, once canada formally requests that he be returned for trial. a traveler finds an unusual note inside her bag. christine sloan has the story. where's what happened here at newark liberty international airport has passengers talking. >> this is a personal choice of everybody. >> reporter: a female traveler, who identifies herself as jill filopovick, says a transportation security administration screener placed this note, written on a tsa notice, in her suitcase, after finding an adult toy in her bag. the note said, get your freak on, girl.

they said, total violation of privacy, wildly inappropriate, and clearly not okay, but i also just died laughing in my hotel room. >> i think it's fine. it's a joke. >> reporter: tsa officials don't think this say laughing matter. a spokesperson says the screener has been removed from federal service. >> i don't think the guy should get reprimanded or the girl. >> reporter: but she blogged she's glad it's being taken seriously. adding but i get no satisfaction in hearing that someone may be in danger of losing their job over this. and pointing out, i would much prefer looking at why security has been used to justify so many intrusions on our civil liberties. >> i really think that personal items like that ought to be left alone. >> reporter: federal source say screeners are not allowed to leave any kind of note in bags. as for filopovick, the tsa has personally reached out and apologized. >> that was christine sloan reporting. the nt -- ntsb says a

sleepy driver is behind a bus crash in new york. last march, the new york-bound fur bus was on i-95, returning to new york, going 78 in a 50- mile-per-hour zone. the bus ran off the road, toppled over, and crashed, killing 50 people. the driver is pleading not guilty to manslaughter and charges of negligent homicide. blaze is already consumed a couple hundred acres in larimer county. and the northern part of the state. it is spreading completely unchoked -- unchecked. firefighters are helping to bring the flames under control. no injuries have been reported. and it's unclear how the fire started. a hiker is lucky to be alive, after she loses her footing and falls more than 100 feet off a cliff. rachel kim has the story. >> reporter: rescuers signal to air-lift a hiker who fell 100 feet from the edge of a waterfall in eaton cannon. >> we heard that there was a

second waterfall, a little higher up that you have to hike up to. and we went up and it was great. >> reporter: he tells us, he and his 25-year-old girlfriend were hiking, exploring the two waterfalls. after taking in the second one, trouble. >> we were coming down. and there's not exactly -- the trail isn't really distinct. it's kind of hard to figure out how to get down. and we went the wrong way. so we kind of just went with it. and she slipped and fell. >> reporter: reese said he scrambled down as quickly and safely as he could. he finally reached his girlfriend. >> when i got down, she seemed pretty conscious. and she was answering all of the questions i asked her. >> reporter: rescuers arrived, hoisted up the woman, wrapped securely. she had scratches and complained of back pain. >> we have rescues probably three or four a month at this location. >> reporter: fire officials tell us this is a typical scene for them. 60 hiker his to be rescued in the past year. two died in the eaton canyon

national area. they urge visitors to stay on the trail and not be fooled by the beauty. this has the third steepest terrain in the u.s. >> maicialghtsz of time, people come out and they're not prepared. they don't have the right footing. they don't bring waterbottles. they are unprepared for the weather and terrain. >> it's a lot better than it could have turned out. >> that was rachel kim report being. the woman is expected to recover. in tonight's consumer watch, a warning for parents. a popular brand of high chairs is now being recalled. the consumer product safety commission has issued a nationwide recall on even flow convertible high chairs. investigators say the chairs can detach unexpectedly, causing the children to fall out. but no serious injuries have been reported. parents are being told to contact even flow for a replacement. a proud mom misses -- >> a proud mom misses the end of her daughter's graduation, after she's arrested for cheering. >> but i'm like, are you

serious? >> she said they were shocked when police slap on the cuffs-- slapped on the cuffs, just moments afterthey watched the teen walk on the stage. school officials say they told the crowd not to cheer until the ceremony ended. oh, i'm sorry. she was booked for turk the peace. the family had to wait until the income day to celebrate at a graduation barbecue. well, just arrest me now. because i'd be cheering if that were my daughter going across the stage. it's clear and mostly cloudy. >> bob turk has the updated first warning forecast next. ,,,,,,,,,,

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here's a live look outside right now. you can see that layer of clouds right there, bob. >> these are the kind of clouds that usually produce some light rain showers. nothing really built up. but we do have some showers to the west/northwest of us. quick look at radar. up that area. shower activity popping up around pittsburgh. and extreme southwest p.a. however, take a look at the motion. it's moving almost southwest. so the chances of the baltimore region, in fact, most of maryland, looks like will miss

any showers tonight. temperature-wise, we're at 67. northeast winds at 6. the barometer holding steady. 29.89 inches. 52. that is one cool afternoon in oakland. 59 in cumberland. the warmest spot we can find. 69, 69. and 64 at ocean city. locally, mid- to upper 60s. honestly, these are more like october than early june temperatures. our normal high is 80 degrees. so we're a long way away from that. 69, annapolis. northeast winds. this is marine air, off the atlantic ocean, that is keep us in these cool temps. but that will begin to change. tomorrow, a little bit warmer than today. warmer on thursday. then, high pressure is going to build off the east coast. and the warmth will come back big time this weekend. in the meantime, low pressure is still over maine. still spinning around. driving down those clouds. chilly air aloft. sun comes out. you get clouds forming. see those showers?

they're west of us. tonight, really not much of a chance of showers. maybe 10 to 15%. tomorrow, about the same thing. thursday, however, looks like a better chance of some scattered showers. as the next system rolls down from canada. afternoon shower, thundershower likely. once that passes, that's when the real warmup begins for the end of the week and the weekend looks very, very summery. south winds on the bay, around 5 knots. the bay temp, around 72 degrees. actually came down a little bit. sunrise, 5:40. sets at 8:30 at night. tonight, slight chance of a shower. very, very slight. otherwise, cloudy and cool. 50 degrees tonight. yeah. tomorrow, still below normal with a high in the mid-70s. slight chance, slight chance -- i don't know, my chair just dropped. slight chance of a shower in the afternoon or evening. but not a great chance. so it strays cool next couple of days. >> great. thank you, bob. still to come tonight on eyewitness news.

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