shocking new accusation zaz -- accusations against a man accused of killing and eating his roommate. >> it's a chilling tale. he calls the a ccused cannibal an acquaintance. he says he was highly intelligent if a bit strange. he was shocked by the attack. reporter: just days before police say alexander kinyua carved his roommate, kujoe bonsafo agyei-kodie, with a knife, and ate his heart and brain inside a home in hartford county, he was accused of attacking joshua cesar, beating him with a bat and standing over his body with a knife. he fractured his skull. >> i was able to turn because i

felt him. he had a black sheet over his head. that's the only thing i remember. he had a black sheet over his head. >> what's going through your mind? >> utter shock. >> reporter: seize --cesar believes he would have been the first victim of kinyau's cannibalism. >> whether or not my eyesight comes back, it's going to be on my mind the rest of my life. >> reporter: talking not only about the virginia tech massacre but also human sacrifice. according to published report, kinyau, who attended morgan and whose father taught there, had trouble on campus, expelled from punching a wall in january. one person called him a virginia tech waiting to happen. the university spokesman would not

go on camera but pointed out kinyau was not a student at the end of the attack in hartford county. >> how would you describe him? >> he was a little odd. he was strange. i couldn't have the slightest cool of what his motive was to attacking me. i wouldn't even be put in that situation if morgan did a better job of telling the general population of what type of persons there were around. >> cesar's lawyer also believes the university should have taken prior action. morgan state tells us security and safety of students is a priority for them. reporting live, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> kinyau's family has declined comment. he's being held without bail. >> a man seriously hurt during maryland's recent tornado outbreak. >> keith matthews was pinned

underneath a concrete wall when a tornado demolished his auto shop. he suffered broken ribs and lost 30% of mobility in one of his legs. his other leg is broken. he's now recovering at a baltimore county rehabilitation center. if you want to help with his medical bills, you can donate at the bank. >> breaking information about the number of tornados we saw in maryland last week. bernadette? >> we've been continuing to tell you this is an ongoing investigation. as of today, two more tornados were added to the list. that brings our total to 12. the newest ones, simpsonville, howard county, and allegheny county. this ranges to the entire state. the all-time record for one day was 9 tornados in 1992. we've broken the all-time daily record. in addition to that, a record for june tornados with

10. we've also broken that. the average for a year is 10. we're up to 12 . there's a chance that more could be added. we'll keep you updated as we head through time. back inside. >> thank you , bernadette. in a few hours, maryland's newest and largest casino will open its doors. chopper 13 is live at arenda mills where people are lining up to get in. wjz is live inside the casino. adam has more on the opening. >> this casino is very high end and very, very high tech. it's absolutely beautiful inside here. this is one of the electric poker tables. a lot of people aren't familiar with them. they're a little different than atlantic city or las vegas. the cords -- cards come out on other computer screen. the doors open up here at 10:00 tonight. reporter: spin and win, mr.

cash man, lucky 7s. the machines are on and ready to go. now it's time to open the door and pay the electric bill. >> we're thrilled. this is one of the finest casino entertainment projects anywhere in the world. >> reporter: joe wineburg expects up to 8 million visitors a year. it will generate $400 million in federal and state revenue a year. >> this casino will be the largest taxpayer in maryland, correct? >> by far, not only the largest taxpayers in maryland's newest but in the united states. >> reporter: the casino has more than 3,000 slot machines. the denominations start at one penny and go up to $100. >> you'll be surprised as to how many customers and patrons will come in looking for the traditional one-armed bandit like these right here. >> reporter: troy hall manages the slot machines and helps coordinate the setup. >> it has a light show that

goes off in that particular zone. >> so the lights will flash on the ceiling? >> oh, yeah. the sound coordinates with it. >> reporter: the casino features 100 electric table games and restaurants. >> so happy to be here at maryland live. this is something that's long time in the making. >> reporter: celebrity chef, bobby flay, opening his burger palace. he got the idea during preakness a few years ago. >> we have burgers from different types of the country, l.a. burger, dallas burger and such. >> is there a maryland burger? >> there's not , we could do like a blue crab burger. a little surf and turf. i'll have to get in my experimentation kitchen immediately for that. >> reporter: there are plenty of options to search for lady luck. i've been smelling those bobby flay burgers in here all day long. they smell absolutely wonderful. this is an example

of one of the slot machines. it's double diamond wheel of fortune. i threw a couple of bucks in there. let's bet one credit. oh, close but no cigar. what happened here is that money i tossed in to the slot machine, it goes to the state's education fund. if you lose a couple of bucks you don't have to feel too bad about it. >> if it opens at 10:00 tonight, what time does it close? >> it doesn't close. [ laughter ] >> it goes all night? >> it opens up at 10:00 to the general public. there's a little bit of a vip party beforehand. it's going to open up at 10:00 then it's just come on down and have a good time. i don't think the party ever stops at a casino. >> is that right? another section with more

games will open later this year. >> the u.s. army intelligent analyst accused of leaking documents is back in cort. manning is seeking dismissal of 10 of 24 charges he faces. the 24-year-old is accused of leaking documents to wiki leaks. his trial begins september 21st. if convicted he could face life in prison. >> a jury of 7 women and 5 men is chosen to hear the sex abuse case against jerry sandusky. what could be key evidence from one of the accusers is causing a stir in the courtroom for the defense. >> reporter: it took less than two days to select a jury for accused child predator, former penn state assistant coach, jerry sandusky. many of the jurors have ties to the university, including a professor, administrative employee, alumni, and season ticket holder. the defense is getting the local jury it fought

for. >> it can't be denied that this jury is connected to him even if they don't know it. >> reporter: sandusky is accused of abusing boys over 10 years. >> i know with my son there are a lot of sides to a story. adam replied, so i guess what you're saying is i guess kids don't always tell the truth? he said absolutely. >> reporter: 8 of the accusers are expected to testify against him. victim number 4 reportedly has love letters from sandusky. word of the letters was leaked to the media. his attorney proposed to delay the trial saying the gag order had been violated. the judge is determined to begin the trial

monday. >> life in prison if convicted. >> the chair man of the washington, d.c. city council is charged with bank fraud. brown is accused of over stating his bank income. former council member harry thomas, jr. admitted to stealing thousands in city funds. >> a strange smell is taking over the inner harbor. an environment group think its pinpointed the cause. monique griego has more on what could be causing the stinky problem. >> the smell is pretty hard to miss. the problem isn't just in the air. just take a look at what's in this water. reporter: the inner harbor over powered by trash, dead

fish, and an overwhelming odor. >> we smelled sewage. >> reporter: this week the mystery surrounding what's causing it widened after the wreaking got worse. >> we know what algae smells like. it smells horrible. but this smells like sewage it's different. >> reporter: bluewater baltimore say all signs point to a sewage leak or an overflow of the system possibly caused by last week's storm. boat crews noticed the problem saturday. >> basically it was just a field of gray water sitting on top of the harbor. >> reporter: one of the first thing that tipped the meyers off that sewage may be in the water is the appearance of these. they look like rocks but are actually balls of grease. when you crack them open, trust me, they stink. there are other signs. >> it's disgusting but tampon applicators, condoms. all sorts of things. >> reporter: they're testing

for bacteria found in sewage. the city has yet to confirm or deny if it's sewage. department of public works crews also out looking for leaks. so far no cause has been found. >> i admit it's really baffling where the source is because it was such a massive spill and it hasn't been obvious. >> bluewater baltimore is hoping to get the samples back tonight. monique griego, wjz eyewitness news. >> they are asking anyone who notices a problem at the harbor to call 311. >> it is a mild spring day outside today. take a live look outside right now. some clouds are covering some of the sun in some places. we see rain showers this week? bob has the answer. >> a few around right now but not along the baltimore region. a little bit activities

developed south of the washington area and northern virginia. basically down south, west dc area, arlington area. that's the second shower we've seen there. nothing across northern maryland and southern pa. just one tiny little sprinkle there. there you see it. not much going on there. there it is. around the baltimore area, maybe a brief sprinkle tonight. otherwise tomorrow is a better chance. temperatures down to 72. we were up to 77 a little while ago. tomorrow probably getting closer to 80. a big warmup for friday and the weekend. it's back to july temperatures for the weekend. >> the space shutting enterprise makes its way home with the country watching. the shuttle traveled along the hudson river today and passed by several landmarks including the

statue of liberty before reaching the intrepid sea, air, and space museum. >> still ahead tonight, male murder mystery. body parts are sent to a canada school. tonight, who police believe is behind the bizarre crime. >> a sexual assault in what seems like a tiny alley in a deserted section of town actually takes place in the heart of downtown annapolis. that story coming up. >> coming up, the u.s. naval academy first's black graduate is remembered. >> your updated first warning weather forecast is coming up. man: there's a cattle guard, take a right.

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>> mostly sunny, 72 degrees in central maryland. annapolis police are looking for a man. >> an area not prone to crime -- >> i usually feel safe walking around. >> reporter: becomes the scene of a crime. a young woman walking home at 1:30 in the morning on may 19th is followed by a stranger who forces her in to the alley in historic

downtown annapolis. she tells police she is able to fight him off, but not before he sexually assaults her. police are released this surveillance video of a man running around the same time at the time of the attack. police want to determine if this man or anyone saw anything unusual. >> if anyone knows who this guy is, tell us who it might be. we're not breaking down doors. this is not a suspect at the time. it's a person of interest. we'd like to talk to him. >> reporter: police believe this was an isolated attack. it's also a reminder to be on guard. >> you have to be careful. there's danger everywhere. >> have to be careful and protect yourself. >> reporter: if you have information that leads to an arrest and indictment you may be eligible for a reward.

>> annapolis police say there were 5 forcible rapes and 2 attempted rapes reported in the city last year. a firefighter is injured helping a family escape from a house fire in prince george county. more than 90 firefighters were able to bring it under control. the family escaped to the balcony. a laddered truck was used to rescue them. the firefighter's injuries are not life-threatening. >> it was not easy being the first african american graduate of u.s. naval academy. the man who blazed that trail in 1949 was remembered. >> reporter: graduation packs many emotions at the naval academy. >> i'm definitely humbled by the experience, humbled by the history before me. i want to give thanks to everybody who made it possible for me to be here today. >> reporter: wesley brown, more than any other, was that person.

today at the academy's chapel, wesley brown was celebrated as the first african american to grad here in 1949. he died last months at the age of 85. >> as we pay tribute to the life of a guy who paved the way that made it possible for all of us to be here today. >> reporter: charles holden, wesley brown's trail blazing made it possible for him to travel in space and now run nasa. >> wesley brown showed us through the power of his example what it means to be a real american hero. >> reporter: wesley brown was subjected to racism and harassment on this campus. >> he said every single day i think of quitting but the next morning i changed my mind. aren't we lucky that he did? >> when i think of wesley brown and all the lives he touched, he left them all better. we thank you, wesley. we love you and you will be missed and forever

in our hearts. >> wesley brown served through the korean and vietnam wars. in 2008, the academy named its new field house after him. >> warmer weather headed our way. a beautiful week so far. there are a cup --couple showers south of the area. southeast winds at 8. barometer holding steady. we'll take a look at the warmup and risk for a few more showers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> there's a live look outside right now. what a beautiful day. it looks good and it is good, bob. >> it is good. a few showers that popped up. take a quick look at radar. the dc area and run across portions of southern pg county. that's about all i can find right now. there you see it in the south of dc. northern charles county. the rest of the region, pretty quiet right now. one tiny little thing that just popped up. there you see it in hartford between california very and belair, just north of hartford. that popped up in the last five minutes. a few folks tonight may see a brief shower. we're 72 now. 61 in oakland. 64 ocean city and

dc with a shower close by at 70. 75 east and that's the warm spot. locally, low to mid 70s. extremely comfortable temperatures. we're looking to warm up. tomorrow warmer than today. by the weekend, it will feel more like july than it has in the last couple weeks. more like early may. southeast winds right now, but tomorrow they go more to the west southwest. that will begin to bring somewhat warmer air. there you see it. 86 in north dakota. 84 in winnipeg. east, temperatures in the 70s. warm area will move our direction. we expect to get in to the 80s friday. mid to upper 80s, maybe even 90 by the weekend. low pressure across eastern portions. spill little spokes of energy with shower activity. just a few across pennsylvania. we may have clouds. partly

cloudy skies. tomorrow afternoon, a second area of energy coming down. probably see a shower or thunder shower in some locations. friday, high pressure begins to take control. we'll see warm air friday and over the weekend, a big warmup. west winds at 5. bay temperature around 72, 73 degrees. for tonight, a few isolated showers in a few spots. otherwise clear to partly cloudy. may get to 80. could be a show er, thunder shower any time at 4:00, 5:00 tomorrow afternoon in to the early evening hours. a big warmup for friday. great weather for baseball friday, saturday, and again on sunday. >> a local artist is dreaming big, hoping to get one of his

his sculptures in. >> reporter: local artist reggie taylor has launched a campaign to raise $100,000 to construct a sculpture called "be more." it would stand 9 feet tall and 50 feet long. >> i think our community needs to be more. i think there are lots of ways we can uplift the community. >> reporter: it would include the word be more in 30 different languages. >> one of the public pieces of art in baltimore city to not only welcome visitors in our city to be more, but also inspire people in our neighborhoods to be more. >> reporter: taylor wanted to talk about a project that inspired him when he was young. this mural made him realize how powerful public art can be. >> it was things like the life mural that brought me back to earth and made me think about my actions and made me think about my interactions.

>> taylor still needs city approval and needs to raise a lot of money. so far he's only collected more than $300. >> you can go to our website, wjz.com, for a link if you'd like to donate. >> still to come tonight. >> the e lection is over. it's time to move wisconsin forward. >> in office, scott walker survives a recall election. how his win could help boost romney's white house bid. >> cheryl crow discovers she had a benign tumor. find out why doctors say millions could have the same thing. >> looking for more cost-effective ways to fulfill ♪

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>> 6 :30. 72 degrees and most mostly sunny. thanks for staying with wjz. scott walker becomes the first ever governor to survive a recall election.

democrats wanted to push him out of office but they may have hurt their cause in the process. campaign 2012. reports from the white house. >> governor scott walker visited a wisconsin factory on wednesday and attempted to bridge the political divide in his state. >> the election is done. we don't have a -- opponents anymore. >> reporter: walk er was the third governor in u.s. history to face a recall, and the first to survive after beating milwaukee mayor, tom barrett. democrats launched the effort to remove walker after he pushed through controversial legislation, taking away union rights for most public workers. passions ran high. one barrett supporter was apparently so upset he conceded the race, she slapped him. barrett was composed in defeat. >> this is not an end tonight. it's an end of another chapter of wisconsin's history. >> reporter: the white house insists walker's win won't hurt

president obama's re-election efforts in wisconsin. democrats have won in 6 straight presidential elections in that state. republicans say that winning streak may be in jeopardy. gop groups outside wisconsin spent a record amount on walker's campaign and set up an organization that republican white house hopeful mitt romney can step in and use. >> this was a recall election in a relatively small state. >> reporter: walker says romney's win will echo. they're trying to use the effort to energize republicans across the country. >> a new poll shows right now voters in wisconsin support president obama over romney. stay with wjz with more campaign 2012 news. we'll bring you it

on air and online at wjz.com. >> the obama administration is warning syria sanctions could be around the corner. syrian activists say this video shows a military helicopter taking aim at fighters. more than 10,000 people have been killed since the uprising of the regime had begun. >> the latest on another bizarre case. >> police believe human body parts are link today the alleged murder of a chinese student in montreal. connecticut porn actor is accused of dismembering june lynn. boxes containing hands and feet arrived at schools in vancouver. while police believed the parts belonged to lin, a dna match is needed to confirm.

>> the porn actor was arrested in germany and does not plan to fight extradition back to canada. >> a drug bust ends with arrests. employees were trafficking drugs through the nunez international airport. the video has been blurred to protect the identities of the agents. they passed cocaine and handed off drugs to a courier. >> ray bradburry has died. he may be next -- best known for his book, fahrenheit 51. bradburry earned a pulitzer prize citation. he was 91 years old. >> time now for a quick look of the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. how morgan state

university has handled the news that one of its students killed and possibly cannibalized a classmate. a guide to surviving summer health emergencies. remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first weather team. >> politicians are reluctant to add policies that increase the budget. a sheriff on the eastern shore is flying high nearly for free. >> reporter: the city, county, and state all fly them. the police choppers are not cheap. >> traditionally very expensive to get in to aviation in law enforcement. >> reporter: miles of inaccessible shoreline. a deputy in the air would be welcome. >> it would be very labor intensive. >> reporter: he knows there's no way voters would accept the cost of a chopper. the feds opened the door to this.

it's like a chopper but it's not. you're looking at a german-built gyro plane. >> being able to look at a scene, look for a person is clearly unrestricted in the back seat. >> reporter: want to see a truly unrestricted view? how about this? top speed, 100 miles per hour. it's the low speed of 15 miles per hour that makes it valuable. it can't hover like a chopper, but it's not expensive like a chopper either. rather than 5 to $2500 an hour, it's 10 to 50 times cheaper and even better for queen ann as this flying machine is free. the feds are paying for all the costs except for gas and the pilot. deputy shepling was already on the force. >> being able to balance the two, the responsibility as well as providing services when needed, the public will ask

later sheriff, why weren't you prepared? at this point we can say we're prepared. >> reporter: the feds are getting an evaluation and the county has capability they could only dream of. mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> the county is also looking at using volunteer pilots to make the cost of flying the gyro even lower. >> all right, that's going on my wish list. pretty cool. still to come tonight , a disturbing discovery. a mother says a gas can was strapped to a baby seat instead of her own child. >> scary statistics show a brain tumor may not be all that rare. >> a big warmup headed our way for the weekend. ,,,,,,,,,,

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>> a powerful storm is making its way across australia. it created problems for boat owners. dozens of vessels were severely damaged. in sydney, strong winds brought down power lines bringing down house holds and businesses without electricity.

>> a photo snapped by a traffic officer shows a child wearing a seatbelt and sitting next to a gas can strapped to the car seat. the mother said her son would wiggle out of the car seat. the mother has been cited for seatbelt violations and other violations. >> cheryl crow says she was diagnosed months ago with a benign brain tumor. >> reporter: cheryl crow isn't letting a brain tumor interrupt her nationwide tour. the 50-year-old revealed she had a fairly common type of noncancerous tumor. >> these are almost always benign tumors and rarely progress to anything beyond that. >> reporter: they grow from the tissue covering the brain. they're not in the brain itself.

crowe says she discovered the problem last month with memory problems. >> i personally think it's unlikely that the miningeal caused the memory loss. usually that's associate would a larger tumor. >> they account for 1/3rd of brain tumors. they're twice as common in women and usually occur in adults in their 40s and 50s. in the rare cases they do get big, they can cause headaches and seizures. that's when doctors consider removing them. crowe, who is a breast cancer survivor, is expected to undergo periodic brain scans to monitor the tumor. >> when anyone hears the word brain tumor they're going to be concerned. if you have to have a brain tumor, this is clearly the one to have. >> the grammy winner says she's

healthy and happy and working on her new record. >> crow tweeted her fans and said she appreciated their love and support and told them to watch her on the tony awards. >> one of the country's greatest days of sacrifice. this is the anniversary of the d-day invasion. helped turn the tide of world war ii. the anniversary was marked by the unveiling of a bronze statue dedicated to the junior military officers who served on that day. >> scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> we'll sit down with governor scott walker who survived a recall vote last night. what will it mean for the presidential race? that's tonight on the cbs evening news. >> here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> it is a very busy week at the maryland food bank. volunteers and wives helped out on the conveyer belt.

they're sorting and packing meals chefs have prepared using perishable food that would have otherwise gone to waste. this weekend, we're teaming up to feed the hungry. dur ing the homestand against the phillies, bring nonperishable food cans with you benefiting the food bank. saturday you can see bob and tim and pat warren. then on sunday. it's part of thenening community involvement. >> bring your dollars on saturday. that's when we'll be there. it's a beautiful spring night outside right now. a warmup could be on the way. bob and bernadette have your updated first weather forecast. >> it's a gorgeous evening out here. if you like the cooler

weather, enjoy today because the heat is returning. tomorrow, sort of a transition day. we start out with sunshine. the clouds start to build up in the afternoon. then there's the chance for a shower or thunderstorm as we move through the day and evening hours. >> looks like july comes back. we'll start with june . 84 on friday, 87 saturday. a lot of sunshine. 90 on sunday. 88 and also the humidity is going to come back. it's going to feel pretty warm sunday and monday. >> still to come on eyewitness news tonight, the ravens are back in the practice field this week. >> the controversy regarding how terrell suds was injured. ,,,,,,,,,,

>> neck and neck for first place and they're back. the fan sports report. >> there's no fear of fenway park and the orioles. orioles in first place, red sox in last. the os winning games in boston like they own the place. steve pierce, just picked up from the yankees minor league system laid down a perfect bunt. that put

the go-ahead run in scoring position. a wild night. the orioles blow a lead in the 9th and come back and win. the anonymous os are coming back. >> we have had a lot of up and downs, injuries, everybody is shuffling all over the place. everybody kind of contributed. >> every time something went bad for us, we responded the next inning. the team showed great heart. we battled back. it was a huge win to start off the series. >> the os have won 6 in a row at fenway park. lefty pitcher scheduled to start tonight. josh beckett. first pitch in about 15 minutes. you can see the game on masn. the os face the phillies in camden yards. saturday at 4:00. another roster move. the os have sign ed 49-year-old pitcher jamie moyer to a minor

league contract. he was released by colorado last month after he became the oldest pitcher in history to record a win. on the final day of the baseball draft today, the orioles picked cal ripken's son. ryan rip ken has accepted a scholarship to play at university so it's unclear if he'll sign. he's a 1st baseman and pitcher. the ravens respond to a report about how linebacker terrell suggs was injured. the team expresses no concern about what some view to be a controversy. another voluntary gathering at the practice. most of the top players don't show up. suggs will be in baltimore next week for a doctor's

appointment. espn quote eyewitnesses who say he got injured in a basketball tournament. >> it's not relevant to anything that has anything to do with what we're trying to accomplish. if we were, i guess we'd think about it. the conversation as far as terrell suggs is going to be rehab and he's going to go to work and get that thing back. knowing terrell, he'll be back sooner rather than later. >> ravens owner on hand for today's workout. the ravens' first mandatory mini camp comes next week. post position's pick for saturday's running at the belmont steaks in new york. i'll have another will start in the 11-gate in a field of 12 horses. i'll have another is the early 4-5 favorite. dullahan is at 5:1, going for the triple crown. >> be right back. ♪

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is there a message for the nation? >> voters really do want leaders who stand up and make the tough decisions. >> pelley: reports from dean reynolds, nancy cordes, and john dickerson. brian rooney on california voters cutting pension benefits for city workers. why a major metropolitan area is facing a growing threat from wildfires. bill whitaker is there. and art hart on the road-- a widow's journey to discover her husband's heroism on this anniversary of d-day. >> reporter: how many years did you wait? >> all my life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it happened smack in the middle of america and rocked the political landscape coast to coast, the republican governor of wisconsin, scott walker, survived an attempt to throw him out of office. in a rare recall election last