elkridge, evacuated after an unexpected wake-up call. >> firefighters came down the hallway. and they were pounding on the doors. >> reporter: stan bay, from california, soon found out police were busting a meth lab. the drug is usually made by mixing an over-the-counter cold medicine with chemicals. in some cases, the combination can be explosive. >> you know, the room that this is all happening is just down the hall from me. so they had arrested these three guys. and they had him cuffed, they had him on the floor. >> reporter: police arrested two more outside the hotel. >> well, we've arrested five in total. and they're all facing charges of manufacturing, possession, and possession with intent to distribute. >> last near -- last year, more than 10,000 meth labs were busted in the u.s., according to the maryland enforcement agency. most cases are in the lower midwest. and that's where police say these suspects are originally from. >> they were manufacturing the meth because they were unable to find it in howard county.

>> so it was for their own use? >> it's our understanding and belief that they intended to use the drugs among the five of them. >> reporter: guest the at the hotel were allowed back in their rooms around four hours later. >> it was quite the experience. it was sort of a combination of poseidon adventure and a ride at disney world. >> reporter: a business trip he'll never forget. >> reporter: those suspects are between 20 and 34 years old, and all of them are in police custody. adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: only 10 meth labs have been busted up in maryland since 2004. wjz is learning more tonight about the man suspected of dismembering a family friend and then eating his body parts. mary is in the newsroom with details. >> another victim believes that suspect had planned to eat his organs, too, when he attacked him with a baseball bat. police say this man, 21-year- old alexander kinniao confessed to eating the heart and parts of the brain of his roommate in harford county. but attorneys for another man,

joshua caesar, say kinniao attacked him inside his dorm. and when squeezear came -- caesar came through, he was standing over him with a knife. he attacked a family friend days after attacking caesar. >> kinyua is charged in the killing of cujo j. cody. he is also charged in the bat attack of caesar. big money, big problems. that's the reality for some pro athletes, including former ravens star jamal lewis. wjz, mike mike helhas more on the -- mike hellgren has more on the bankruptcy. >> vic, it could be a very bumpy road ahead for lewis. if his assets are sold to pay creditors. many times, combined with huge salaries can spell troubles for athletes. >> reporter: former raven jamal lewis was living the high life,

making millions, buying property across the country. now, he's in financial trouble. filing for bankruptcy with assets, according to published reports, that include a fur coat, a trucking business, an amusement park and that championship ring he won here in baltimore. he's reportedly $10.6 million in debt, even owing money to m&t bank, the name on the stadium, where he made his name in the nfl, and where he once said football wasn't the only thing happening on the field. >> come to find out, i'm not a youngster anymore. that this is really a business. >> reporter: lewis is not alone. antoine walker had several bentleys but ended up broke, having to sell his championship ring. >> reporter: sports illustrated estimated that about eight in every 10 nfl players had financial difficulties two years after they retired. >> athletes feel immortal. >> reporter: steve silverman represents many and he has seen

it all. >> we had one client of the firm who retired with $50 million in the bank. and within 10 years had declared bankruptcy. there are a lot of shady people that feed on them hike piranas. and before you know it, the money is out the door. it's like a lottery winner. some people are so hard-headed, they don't get it. >> reporter: as for lewis, he'll be in court again for his bankruptcy next month. >> that's because his hearing for today was rescheduled. he retired in 2009 after 10 years in the nfl. he's just 32 years old. vic? >> all right. thank you. silverman says that divorce can also take its toll on the finances of many athletes. new revelations in the scandal surrounding anne arundel county executive, john leopold. the alcu says it has proof that john leopold illegally gathered information on has political enemies. the group said it obtained state records.

in each case, the aclu says an active or retired anne arundel county police officer, conducted unjustified background searches on leopold's behalf. one of the men targeted is civil rights leader carl snowden. leopold had denied the existence of an enemy's list. a northeast baltimore restaurant owner is found dead, inside his place of business. police say michael sullivan owned sully's seafood and subs. the 55-year-old was found murdered inside the restaurant yesterday. so far, no arrests have been made. anyone with information can call metro crimestoppers at 1- 866-7-lockup. difficult and expensive cleanup continues around maryland tonight. days after a tornado outbreak leaves a path of destruction. wjz is live at harford county. derek valcourt shows us there is still a long way to go in fallston. >> reporter: there's a long way to go. because there was so much damage done here.

this is one example. the storm literally ripped this wall right off of the building. they had to board it up, add support beams as braces to keep the plywood up here while they make repairs. and there are buildings like this all over fallston. along bel air road in fallston, businesses took a beating. company signs missing, bent or broken. shattered glass, needing repairs. and too many damaged roofs to count. >> all of a sudden, you could hear like debris hitting the building. >> reporter: fallston pharmacy, one of many businesses here with tarps temporarily covering the damage. >> water was starting to leak inside. so that's what they're working on picking now. >> reporter: the f-1 tornado captured in this new photograph, lifted and demolished this trailer, snapped hundreds of trees, ruined cars, knocked out power, and sent auto shop owner, keith matthews to the hospital with broken bones, after the tornado destroyed his small building, crushing him under a fallen

concrete wall. >> the royal farms stores, way back there. we found its sign in the woods, hundreds of yards away. >> reporter: roofing company, now swamped with repairs, and cleanup rue -- crews, busy, trying to help businesses get their doors back open. nearby homes also took a beating. >> we lost a lot of the siding on our house here. >> reporter: jill shore had damage to her deck, walls ask roof. similar stories for other neighbors. many surprised that the damage wasn't worse. >> i did not think my house was going to be here or my garage. >> i think we definitely got the brunt of the storm. >> that's amazing that something like that can happen here. >> take a look at this truck. after the storm, folks came out of their buildings and found this truck on its roof. a little bit of damage here. they had to flip the truck back over. but it's just a testament to the power of that f1 tornado that swept through the fallston area. keep in mind, there were a number of other tornadoes, 10

in all, counted so far, in maryland. we're live in fallston, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> going to be a long recovery. derek. thank you very much. the weather channel ranks maryland third on the list of states for its tornadoes per square mile. much calmer weather today. it's still a little cooler than normal out there. let's take a live look outside from sky eye chopper 13. still, will we see more of the same this week? first warning weather has more. let's go to bob in the weather center. >> a little sun out there. that's good news. may even see the transit of venus we just talked about. skies cleared just a tad. you know there are showers upstream. most of those will pass way to our west. not even impacting our region at all. except maybe in far western maryland. slight chance of a shower. maybe coming in from new jersey. as far as temperatures go, boy, it has been a little chilly the last couple of days. bernadette woods in the outback with a look at those current

temperatures. bernadette? >> well, it's been cool. our average is now up to 80 degrees. not close to that today. we have been in the upper 60s here in baltimore. and take a look at our current 67 degrees. now dropping back down into the 60s. look out west, though. still in the 50s this afternoon. okay. this is the pattern we have been in for a couple of days. and we're still going to be in through at least thursday. it's this cool pocket of air, over the entire northeast. it not only keeps our temperatures down. but it will promote the chance, each and every day, of a shower or thunderstorm as bob was talking about. so that chance exists tomorrow. even again so on thursday, before a big-time warmup moves our way thursday. we'll have more. back inside. maryland governor martin o'malley may have a stake in today's vote, on whether to recall wisconsin's republican governor. political reporter pat warren explains, the governor campaigned for the democratic challenger. and the republicans fight back. >> as wisconsin voter goes to

the polls to discuss whether to do this. the governor of virginia is playing this tune about maryland's martin o'malley. ♪ [ music ] >> how does a voter recall in wisconsin become a grudge match between maryland and virginia. governor o'malley and virginia governor bob mcdonald, share their respective parties governors association. they campaigned to help the democratic challenger defeat the incumbent. >> the state, where the governor has tried to become the poster boy for rolling back women's rights, rolling back workers rights. >> reporter: mcdonald and the republican workers association responded with this ad, slamming o'malley as a poster boy for tax increases. but o'malley defends his approach as balanced. >> it's nothing that any of us particularly want to do. >> reporter: and as parting

leaders, o'malley and mcdonald are sure to continue locking horns. >> i think most of us appreciate seeing the two together. particularly if we can maintain a civility and a high level to the discourse, and that's what i've tried to do, rather than hit-and-run press releases. >> reporter: about you -- but maybe once in a while, take artistic license. >> in virginia? we look forward to your liberation. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this could be a long election year. i'm pat warren reporting. now back to you. >> wisconsin's election officials are expecting a near record turnout today. excitement in east baltimore today at a groundbreaking for a new school. city lawmakers threw the ceremonial throw at the site of the new waverly elementary and middle school. construction will now begin. it is set to open for students in 2014. next week, boats around the world, will sail into the inner harbor for the star-spangled

sale-a-bration. it's part of the war of 1812. monique griego has more on the festivities. >> reporter: well, hundreds of thousands of people are expected to come here to the harbor for this year's event. and many people are hoping it means more tourism for years to come. >> reporter: excitement ignited with a bang, as a celebration of the bicentennial of the war of 1812, kicked off at the inner harbor. >> this is going to be the biggest thing we've seen here in the last 30 years. >> the mayor and governor were on hand to anticipate one of the most anticipated events. next week's star-spangled sale- a-bration. >> we commemorate this history with a great celebration. >> reporter: it will bring an international parade with more than 40 tall ships and naval warships to several spots along the harbor. this similar event in 2004 brought in hundreds of thousands of people. but the bicentennial means everything is bigger and better. >> i'm more than excited to have all of this activity come

into the area, bring tourism down so i can show off where i live, which is fells point. >> reporter: in addition to the big boats, there will also be a military air show, headlined by the blue angels. >> it's a tremendous opportunity for families to come down and see the ships. >> reporter: this is only part of a bicentennial push for the next year. >> we're looking forward to the positive buzz this is bringing to the city. >> reporter: and many are hoping that those who come next week will remember what the star spangled banner has to aur. >> they're saying, wow, there's the science center, there's fort mchepry, there's the historical society. people will remember baltimore and come back. >> reporter: the sale-a-bration kicks off june 13th and runs through the 13t. and all of those events and tours are free to the public. so you really don't have an excuse not to come down. monique griego. wjz eyewitness news. >> and of course wjz will bring you extensive live coverage of

the sale-a-bration. it all starts a week from wednesday. still to come on wjz eyewitness news. the queen's diamond jubilee. inside all of the excitement for the royal sale-a-bration will take you across the pond. this is governor martin o'malley, initiating the first call on maryland's new statewide, 700-megahertz radio system. >> it's called maryland first. a new communications system for maryland first responders. i'm mary bubala. i'll show you how it works, coming up. i'm alex demetrick. coming up, it's happening right now. and if you miss it, you'll never see it again. that story as eyewitness news continues. and we'll have the updated first warning weather forecast. stay with us.

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it is partly cloudy as you can see right now. mostly cloudy some in areas. 67 degrees. can you hear me now? you know the line from the commercial, but a version of it is being put to test right here in maryland. mary has details on who it is helping and how. mary? >> well, vic, it's all part of a new multimillion-dollar communication system for first responders. >> jfk barrack, can you read? >> all-state police dispatch.

i copy loud and clear, governor. >> reporter: with that dramatic cause, maryland connected all maryland police, firefighters, ems and emergency management personnel on the same radio system for the first time ever. >> public safety needs to have their own system that allows them to get through. >> reporter: ray lara, former baltimore city fire chief, helped design the new system. he told me, the 9/11 attack is the ultimate example of a communication breakdown for first responders. and why they called for evacuations, but firefighters never heard. maryland first not only links communication agencies but operates on its own powerful communication frequency. first responders will have clear communication to respond. >> it's built to a higher standard than cellular is. there is backup generators. the towers are much stronger. and it's only fiber optic cable. so it's underground. >> that's welcome news to ross

coate, with the harford county 911 center. >> having an additional fallback system available to us definitely would have supported us in that incident. >> the first phase of the new system will be fully operational by the end of this year. vic? >> okay, mary. thank you. and the entire system will be up and running by 2016, at a cost of $345 million. a bizarre attack at an anne arundel county construction site sends one man to the hospital. police say 41-year-old guillermo lopez molina, shot his coworker with a gun during a fight. lopez-molina was charged and arrest audio -- charged with first-and second-degree assault, as well as reckless endangerment. no word on the victim's condition tonight. if you don't think you'll be around in 2117, it's now or never, to catch a rare celestial event. it is the transit of venus. and alex demetrick reports, it is becoming visible right now over maryland. >> reporter: like a table full

of pool balls in ocean, the transit of venus is the ultimate trick shot. the size of earth, it passes between us and the sun twice every 100 years or so. >> it's fairly rare because the orbit of venus is tilted relatively close to earth's orbit. this will be in perfect alignment. >> reporter: it is so rare, it hasn't been seen since 1639. and that put into motion looking for it a century later but also to use the measurements. >> it was like the holy grail back in the 1700s. >> reporter: among others, english surveyors, mason and dixon went to south africa. and sea captain cook went to hawaii. they will use telescopes to decipher venus's atmosphere. the sun backlighting it like night through -- light through a nightgown. >> that sort of gives us the chemistry. >> the transit of deveinous has

applications beyond our own solar system. >> it lets us test things that are developing outside of our solar system. >> reporter: as they transit between their star and earth. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, safe viewing is a must to observe the transit of venus. the maryland science center is offering it. and there is a link to the transit at wjz.com. wjz eyewitness news. >> i understand we have a shot from our tower cam outside now. >> we had some sun for a while. but clouds and internet. there you see it. >> there's the sun. >> i don't know what you can see, venus and a little tiny, tiny dot. but at least we got a little sunshine late this afternoon. >> now, there's a live shot. >> that's from nasa hd. >> i can't see anything. >> it's right there, under the 13. [ laughter ] >> well, one thing we can see, the temperatures. 67, north winds at 5. barometer rising now. come back and take a look at a pretty decent couple of days. still a risk of a shower after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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>> great. that is it. yeah. there it is. >> okay. i'm not sure we can see it here. because the clouds, and overcast skies. we did see a little sun. take a look at temperatures now. average high is 80. right now, we're only at 67. it really does feel like that early october kind of day. 63 in ocean city. 59 up in oakland. 69 in washington. and we do have quite a few clouds around. dew point 46. which means temperatures tonight, some areas could get down to the upper 40s, low 50s. 68, kept island. -- kent island. ask 69 up in westminster. light nort winds in the region now. not going to be a major factor, as far as winds are concerned. but they keep bringing in this kind of damp, overcast condition, from the north and northeast. looks like tomorrow, a day very much like today. starts off maybe clouds clouds and sun. then the clouds building in the afternoon. brief showers possible. this afternoon, most of the activity over ohio and western pennsylvania.

and down to our south, this is a boundary line. very warm and humid down here. like 90 degrees. shower and thundershower activity. through the carolinas. here in our region. cooler air, yes. warmer air is trying to ride over it. by thursday, we'll have a pretty good chance of a better widespread shower or thunderstorm because of the cool air in place, the warm air riding over it. right now, showers, very widely scattered. but well west of us. there are some showers in northeast p.a. and new jersey that could get in the air tonight. slight changes, however, are not that great. so kind of a slight chance. maybe 15, to 20% chance. thursday, that's about it. warmup begins. very nice weather headed our way for friday and the weekend. south winds on the bay, very light. only 5 knots. bay temp 72. tonight, slight chance of a shower. very slight. otherwise, rather cloudy and cool. 50 degrees by morning. 75 tomorrow. a little warmer than today. only got up to mid-70s. shower possibility. maybe in the afternoon or

evening. but only about a 20% chance across the region tomorrow afternoon. >> thank you very much, bob. still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. sex abuse trial. former penn state assistant coach, jerry sandusky. details as jury selection gets under way. death toll continues to rise as a plane goes down in a neighborhood. what officials say happened just before the crash. security slipup. the tsa hands down major punishments for dozens. what the agency says its employees failed to do. ,,,,,,,,

it's 6:30. 67 degrees and cloudy in central maryland. hello. thanks for staying with wjz. here are shift stories people are talking about tonight. jury selection is under way in the trial of former penn state coach jerry sandusky. nine jurors have been chosen now, but it may be tough 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 former penn state

assistant coach. many in this community feel the way local nancy fulton does. >> i think he's guilty. and that silly grin he has had his face, doesn't do him good either. >> reporter: judge john cleland toaltdz the potential jurors they hold justice in their hands. >> he knows they have seen news reports on this case. he said he is trusting them from this point forward to act as jurors. andand 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 his victims. >> reporter: some on1 -- 150 witnesses may be called to testify. the prosecution may call the wife and son of coach paterno to take the stand. >> it was mcqueary who claims he saw sandusky naked in the

shower with a boy more than a decade ago. despite all of the sensational headlines, the judge urged potential jurors to have an open mind. >> not to render an machine until the case-- an opinion until the case is heard and the state proves beyond a reasonable doubt. >> but the 58-year-old insists he is innocent. >> the judge is hoping to begin opening statements on monday. a major victory in the war on terror. as al qaeda's number 2 is killed. the white house confirms, abu ya ya al-libbi of -- was killed in a drone strike. he is described as the operational leader of al qaeda. more than a dozen of the group's senior commanders have been removed in the past year. the death toll continues to rise after a plane crashes in a neighborhood in nigeria. mary is in the newsroom with more on what may have caused it to crash. >> reporter: officials say everyone on board that plane was killed. but they still don't know how

many victims were on the ground. 153 people on the dana air flight died when it crashed in the heavily-populated area. a spokesperson for nigeria's aviation ministry says the company has indefinitely suspended the license of aier. the flight crew radioed the tower that they had engine trouble shortly before the crash. but the exact cause of the crash, still under investigation tonight. denise? >> thank you, mary. some u.s. citizens were on board the flight. but the state department has not confirmed how many. homes are evacuated in colorado, as massive wildfire burns hundreds of acres. this fire is being called the stewart hold fire. it's in larimer county, where it's destroyed one structure that forced the evacuation of more than a dozen homes. several more families are on their way home. an orioles radio announcer takes the stand in roger clemens' trial today. joe angel testified he saw

clemmens on a golf course. prosecutor says he attended a pool party at canseco's home. in 2008, clemens said he didn't attend the party. clemens is charged with lying to congress when he denied taking steroids or human growth hormone. trouble at the tsa. the agency hands down one of its largest disciplinary actions in years. 43 employees, including a top supervisor, have been fired or suspended in fort myers. an internal investigation reveals they failed to perform random screening last year. wisconsin is holding a recall election. targeting republican scott walker. danielle nottingham explains how today's results could have implications for the presidential race. >> reporter: wisconsin voters lined up early to decide whether the republican governor will keep his job. at a cost of $9 million to

taxpayers, the recall election puts milwaukee mayor tom barrett, against sitting governor, scott walker. >> i voted for scott walker once. and i want to make sure he gets in again. >> reporter: polls have shown republican scott walker with a lead as high as 7 points. but it's been shrinking. >> around the state the energy has been building and building and building, which we think is a very good sign. >> reporter: keymach lawmakers pushed through a balls, pushing through and stripping government employees of their collective bargaining rights. >> ultimately, i care more about the next generation. >> reporter: if walker keeps his job, some political watchers say it could make wisconsin a difficult state for president obama to hang onto this fall. >> the president has not gone to wisconsin to campaign for barrett. but he tweeted his support monday. saying, i'm standing by tom barrett.

he'd make an outstanding governor. >> the president absolutely stands by tom barrett. and you know, hopes he prevails. >> other democrat stars have been to wisconsin to campaign for barrett, including former president bill clinton. republicans have also been pouring into the state, including governors chris christie and nikki haley. at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, if the recall is successful, scott walker will be only the third governor in u.s. history to be removed from office by a recall election. we will bring you the latest on the issues on air and online at wjz.com. a dramatic rescue in california after a woman falls more than 100 feet off the edge. a waterfall. the woman was hiking near los angeles, when she lost her footing and tumbled down a cliff. her boyfriend ran to where she was, lying on the ground, still unconscious. a rescue chopper hoisted the woman to the hospital where she

was treated for minor injuries. time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. why facebook posts by some bel air firefighters resulted in their suspensions. dig out your punch bowl for your next party. and try fun, new recipes. and a look at union rags aim horse that trains in maryland and is one of the favorites for belmont. for these stories and more, read the baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. cheering crowds packed london to celebrate the final days for queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. monica villamizar reports from london. >> reporter: a horse-drawn carriage took queen elizabeth on a majestic procession through the streets of london. the 86-year-old monarch smiled and waved on the final day of celebrations to mark her 60- year reign. >> congratulations. whoo! >> the queen's husband, prince

phillip, is in the hospital, with a bladder infection. so her majesty'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 to buckingham palace. then came the grand finale. massive crowds cheered. with members of the royal family. and the royal air force flew over the palace in her honor. >> the queen made a rare address to the nation. she thanked the country for helping her mark her six decades on the throne and said it has been a humbling experience. >> you just 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!

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. don't often see hip hip loo ray -- ray these days. >> i liked her hat. very smashing. >> you'd have fun in her closet. >> i think i would. officials say a crash could have been avoided. we'll tell you why. disney is changing your child's diet. the changes in healthwatch. bob turk. will it warm up for the weekend? i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. and wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories on wjz.com at this hour. for updates on the day's news, and the updated forecast any time, log onto wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,

an indiana bus driver's decision not to wear his seat belt. he is 13 from his seat. the bus veers offer the road and slams into the home.

fortunately, no children were on board at the time. the buzz driver was cited for not wearing his seat belt. in tonight's wjz healthwatch, disney joins the battle against childhood obesity, announcing plans to ban junk food ads on its tv and website. the white house is already praising the media giant. >> 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 announced on its media outlets have nomeet new-- to meet new, stricter nutritional standards. that means a wide variety of candies and foods will disappear from disney's website, tv and radio. >> 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 consumers are demanding more nutritious food. >> reporter: the company is selling billions of its licensed fruits and vegetable servings at theme parks. and it could help offset any drop in advertising revenue. >> they realized that what is good for our children can also be good business. >> reporter: disney's new standards are in sync with federal recommendations. but nutritional expert says some guidelines are still too lenient. for instance, 10 grams of sugar in a single serving of cereal. but it's a step in the right direction. >> i'm happy they'll be doing that. >> reporter: the first lady called on more companies to follow suit and help get america's kids back in shape. alexis christoforous, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, the new guidelines won't go into effect until 2015

because of preexisting contracts with disney's advertisers. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. an american drone has killed al qaeda's number 2. are we close to knocking them out for good? we'll examine that tonight on the cbs evening news. and here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,

will this weather last? bob says emphatically no, because it always changes. he and bernadette woods have all of the answers for us. first, let's check in with bernadette williams in the forecast. >> it will last for a day or so because we're locked into this weather pattern. this is starting to break up. we drop into the 50s. then tomorrow, sunshine giving way to building clouds. and temperatures a little higher, into the 70s. then again the chance for a shower, or thunderstorm as we head through the afternoon or evening. for the rest of the five-day, here's bob. and the warmup will begin a little tomorrow. close to mid-70s, close to 80 thursday. there will be a risk however, not that great. but better chance thursday of a shower or thundershower. up to 84 drying out somewhat on friday. look at the weekend.

87 on saturday. whoa, that's well above average, which is now 81 for the weekend. and 91. yeah. hot summer day coming up on sunday. denise? >> all right. thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. we'll meet the orioles' new top draft pick. >> here's a draft pick with an unusual game day diet. ma,,,, do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ?

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well, we know the o's can beat boston. mark has done it here. >> no longer in the first place with the orioles. trying to get back there now. they do roll into boston, battered and bruised. adam jones is in the lineup tonight. this, a day after he had both of his wrists examined for injuries. but he's okay. meanwhile, jones' fellow outfielders nick markakis and nolan reimold. steve pierce, he's the o's starting left fielder at fenway park tonight. pierce was picked up from the yankees' minor league system over the weekend. made his o's debut at tampa tampa bay sunday. got his first hit as an oriole. peers against the red sox tonight, with jason hamill getting the start on the mound. he's been the birds' most consistent starting pitcher. they certainly needed a good start. boston going with lefty jon

lester. he has lever lost to the o's. first pitch in about 14 minutes. this is the second day of the baseball draft. the o's have selected two more pitchers. this after the birds used their first round pick on a talented and quirky college pitch frer louisiana. >> the baltimore orioles select kevin gozman a right-handed pitcher in lsu. >> reporter: gossman was the first pick. the o's get a 21-year-old right- hander who throws a fast ball better than 90 miles an hour. but there's a lot to this lsu tiger beyond his ability. he's known for hisstition. looic like this wardrobe. >> i put my right sock on, take it it off. go get something to drink. go back, put it on. then get a drink, take it off am. >> reporter: he is most known

for what he consumes when he pitches. he consumes four powdered do doughnuts every time he returns to the bench. >> i think it's extremely hot. i don't know how anybody can eat that many powdered doughnuts. i eat like one powdered doughnut and i feel sick. >> it's kind of something superstitious to me. that's why i do it. i think for some weird reason, it helps me pitch better. so gotta keep doing it. >> yeah, gawsman loves his doughnuts. and after he was picked by ot's, he said he can't wait to get to baltimoreo sew he can eat some crabs. and top of the empire state building today. in new york, getting ready to ride i'll have another in the belmont stakes this saturday. after his victories at the kentucky derby and here at the baltimore at the preakness. gutierrez is on the journey of a lifetime. >> it's going to be a first time for me. first time for me in kentucky. first time in maryland.

♪ [ music ] >> the trumpeters from belmont park, join gutierrez, atop the building. i'll have another will be the first to win the triple crown in 34 years. literally on top of the world. >> it's easy to follow him around all the time now. [ laughter ] >> wake him up in the morning. thank you, ma,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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him. bob orr on the takedown of al qaeda's number two. a razor-close election tonight that both left and right have fought tooth and nail. can the governor of wisconsin survive a recall? dean reynolds is there. bill clinton gives us his solution to the financial crisis that threatens the u.s. recovery. but he warns time is running out. >> i'm trying to do it yesterday if i were in their position. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road" with a story of love that was lost in war but has survived the test of time. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. he was always the one who got away. al qaeda's number two, abu yahya al-libi had escaped from an american prison and dodged hellfire missiles aimed at him from u.s. drones.