>> maryland live bringing if tons of gamble -- in tons of gamblers and tons of money. the casino is expected to generate millions of dollars for the state. derek valcourt is live with more on the casino's first full day. how did it go? >> reporter: it was a good day. they are doing big business here. casino officials and lottery officials not able the release to us -- able to release í how much hutch money taken in. -- how much money has been taken in. it's a small fortunate considering thousands of people packed this place hoping luck is on their side. >> constant traffic through you the front doors of maryland live casino. >> just feels like las vegas. >> in this much anticipated $500 million facility, there's penty. plenty -- plenty. >> back blackjack. . >>

-- >> great for jobs, 1,500 new ones. the see know anticipating -- casino anticipating paying $400 to the state in the first year. >> brings extra money in for funds for school and all the stuff maryland needs right now. >> right now there are four restaurants already inside the casino. by the fall they'll add a fifth. it's the prime rib. they're still growing. later this year 1,500 more machines will be added and a concert venue. >> i came up today and it's still a mad house. >> people have come swarming in as a result of that excitement. we should see a more normal crowd flow here shortly. most of the crowd here it's the location that makes them feel like they hit the jackpot. >> it's right off the beltway. you're here in like 15 minutes. >> now at least we have a

casino that's beautiful and first class that we can come to and not have to take our money to another state. >> reporter: as the 5:00 hour approaches, more people are coming here. there have already been some $10,000 winners hitting the big jackpot. i am not one of them sadly. >> i hope you are working and not gambling on the job today. >> reporter: i've been busy. >> you're off the clock in an hour. thanks. >> the quay see no -- casino will be open sunday through thursday 8:00 a.m. to # 2:00 a.m. friday and saturday it stays open until 4:00 a.m.. thousand s of speeding drivers caught on camera are getting off the hook because of a tip poe. vic is in the news room with details of the mistake. >> reporter: more than 3,000 speeding tickets will go out. their tickets were printed with

the wrong address. they say the camera is in the 4500 block of wall bash avenue when it's down the street in the 5400 block. that amounts to more than $120,000 in tickets that are now void even though the drivers were speeding. >> city transportation officials say the error lasted from december through april. they are contacting the effected drivers. three teens are accused of trying to fire bomb a home. they threw cocktails at the house in the 900 block of gailsville road. investigators think they wanted to get revenge for an earlier dispute with the people who lived there. new revolutions in the case of an accused cannibal in maryland. he and his victim attended morgan state university. now under intense scrutiny the school's president issued his first public comments today. we continue to investigate this unusual case. mike hellgren is live near the

campus with more of the impact on the morgan university. >> reporter: the university president would not do any interviews. he said his lawyers would not allow that. he offered his condolences to the victim. i spoke to a man who knows the suspect and the victim very well. >> charges that alexander kinyua dismembered and ate his roommate kujoe bonsafo agyei-kodie have rocked communities around the world from their native african villages to hartford county to where the murder unfolded to morgan state university where they attended classes, the pastor who ministered to both men is trying to make sense. >> i don't think he was on his right mind on the sunday before he was arrested. he was in church and i embraced him. i said, god has a special plan for you. that day he asked me for a bible. i think he was trying to

seek a way back. >> the church is not only raise aring money to help pay for kinyua's defense but also for a proper burial for his victim. >> the young men lived like brothers. >> he said it was like losing two sons. >> while their family es grieve serious questions remain over whether morgan state missed warning signs. kinyua is accused of attacking another student. >> he was standing over me with a knife. >> the writing was on the wall. he should have been extracted from the community long before he had the opportunity to senselessly attack josh. >> the university says it's president is conducting a full review to see if anything could have been done differently. >> reporter: the university told us that we were allowed on campus but a few moments ago they kicked us off campus without any explanation. it makes you wonder who they are afraid -- what they are afraid of. reporting live, mike

hellgren. >> thank you. kinyua remains locked up in a jail. the church wants to invite the victim's family to come here for a burial. we continue to investigate the strange smell at the inner harbor. tonight the initial results are in. monique griego explains just how dangerous the water is. >> reporter: tonight those test results are in and they do show elevated levels of a disease causing bacteria in the water. just how serious this problem is and what's causing it is still up for debate. >> gray water, a surge in trash, dead fish and an over when he overwhelming smell, signs to blue water baltimore it points to a sewage spills. >> the greece balls can only come from sewage pipes, condoms, tampons. >> the group began testing for

a disease causing bacteria found in sewage. today they got their initial results. >> the highest was around the three times lowest thresh hold for human contact. >> the condition of the water forced a downtown sailing center to cancel programs. >> the children like to splash in the water. >> they believe waste made it into the water, city and state leaders don't believe the initial bacteria readings support that yet. they say the elevated levels of bacteria and trash are normal after storms like the ones we had last week. >> you have dog and cat extraments that gets washed into the storm system and flows out into the harbor. >> various factors, including the recent algae bloom could be causing the smell. until all test results are in nobody can pinpoint the cause. >> we need to find the problem to fix it.

at this point we don't have a specific problem to fix. >> for me it's not a question of wlo -- whether it's a sewage spill, it's a question of where it's coming from. >> reporter: another big thing on everyone's find is celebration. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to come down here to the harbor. >> thank you. the city and state say it could be a couple of days before they get those water quality results. police are closely watching a black bear spotted in baltimore county. take a look at a picture where several people have reported seeing the bear. officers say they want to protect the community and bear. there's no plans to youth niez it. some storms are coming through parts of maryland tonight. it is still a bit cool for june as we take a live look outside at the water there.

wjz is live with first warning weather. tim williams and bob turk are updating our conditions and temperatures. we'll start with bob. >> radar shows a good shot across pennsylvania. that's where the bulk of the activity is now. a lot of it is going to die out as we lose the energy from the sun. we've had a few showers across the maryland area. a few of them were strong a little while ago. right now not a whole lot in the baltimore area. a little one near dc. to the west of us near hagueers town, we had one. there's a risk between now and 9:00 and 10:00 of a shower across north central maryland as the night goes on. temperature wise, we're at 77. a little cooler where it rained. oakland 66. easton only 68. they had a shower a while ago. we talk about a warm up. tim williams in the out back with how warm it's going to get the next four or five days. >> reporter: we might wish we

had showers to cool us down over the next few days. we lose the energy for the power of those storms. we start to lose that, which means tomorrow we're looking at sunshine, blue skies, maybe a few clouds. we'll have warming temperatures into the weekend. the dew points, humidity levels, heat levels are going up to near 90. that's going to be the first summer type feel we've had in a week or so and it's going to last quite some time. bob will have your five day forecast in just a few moments. after weeks of disappointing news congress wants to know what's going on with the sluggish economy. now the chairman is on capital hill to provide answers. >> federal reserve chairman out lines the big risks facing the

u.s. economy, growing debt in the u.s., the debt crisis in europe and the physical clip, the scheduled expiration of bush era tax cuts combined with major cuts in central -- federal spending. >> are you telling us if we allow nothing to happen, if we see the tax increase, there is going to be a direct impact on economic growth and job creation? >> i'm looking not just at the taxes but also the sequester and the end of the payroll tax and everything else, yes. >> he told congress the federal reserve is ready to act to boost the economy if need be. he gave no hints that there's any immediate plans to intervene. in the past the fed injected cash into the financial market and lowered interest rates to try and simulate growth. his testimony did nothing to end the bickering on capitol hill. >> the bush tax cut increase

the deficit, do not create jobs and they should come to an end. >> they're looking at a giant tax increase come january the 1st. so it would be the largest tax increase in american history. >> the fed meets in less than two weeks. they may face some pressure not to take any new action because it could be viewed as helping president obama win the reelection. >> he said new hiring may have slowed down last month because companies did their hiring in winter to make up for job cuts during the recession. the chairman's comments did little to help wall street today. the dow was up 46, the s and p down a fraction, the daz knack down 14. -- nasdaq down 14. the decision forcing george zimmerman to spend several more weeks behind bars. >> big repairs are going to mean big delays dp -- if your

commute takes you from the harbor tunnel. >> believe it or not, riply is opening soon. a behind the scenes tour when we return. >> the big warm up is almost here. don't miss the updated first warning forecast with bob. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, man: there's a cattle guard, take a right.

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wherever the wind takes me. this is so off course. nature can surprise you sometimes... next time, you drive. next time, signal your turn. ...that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. it's mostly sunny and 77 in central maryland. the complete forecast is coming up. it's a challenge many adults would lose. no soda for the next 30 days. the it's a test that nearly 200 students at one city school plan to pass. more in to want's school watch. -- more in tonight's school watch. >> there's no soda in the cafeteria at role land park

elementary and middle school, only milk and juice. for the next 30 days over the summer students say they will continue to live without sugar drinks. it's called the soda free summer break challenge. for some of them it's a tough pledge to take. >> root beer is any favorite soda -- my favorite soda. >> the schools wellness committee is well aware of that. it's also headed by baltimore's former health commissioner to says the 30 day challenge is designed to break bad habits. >> if you go a month without doing it will oftentimes break the pattern. in howard county we found that happening. >> when the school realized that the average american drinks 45 gallons of soda every year they removed the soda machine. this is now all that's left, an out line of the machine and a picture reminding students of their summer challenge. >> it will be harder but i guess there's different things

out there. it wouldn't be as hard. >> the summer challenge is like any other test in school. all based on the honor system. for students who crush the challenge there's no reward. >> if they give rewards they're bribing people. people should make their own decision. >> the reward should be your good health? >> yeah. >> nothing else is. the challenge has to be a continuous 30 days, no five days here and five days there. it has to be straight shot. the school says it's also encouraging students to exercise more during their summer break. back to you. >> what a great young man. >> i know. >> im pressive. >> all right. the sewoda free summer break isn't just for students. it's challenging parents and teachers to. if you're waiting for somebody to get home from work, let's check in on our roads right now. here is christy live. hi. >> hi

. it's so busy out there. northbound on the harris burg expressway, heavy delays there. the topside of the inner loop, now delays stretch all the way around to hartford road. that's going to be at least 30 minutes to get through. on the west side inner loop, a 25 minute delay from the bwi parkway to liberty road. the outer loop slow from 795 to edmond son avenue. slow from kate avenue to the tunnel and then from eastern avenue to white marsh boulevard. as far as accidents go, sean road at the harrisburg express way, park heights avenue at oak ford avenue. let's take a live look. things crawling along on the expressway. give yourself some extra time. there's a look at the west side. it seems to be moving better that than -- than it was moments ago. this traffic report is brought to you by maryland live, the

ultimate gaming and entertainment destination is now open. back over to you. may jor new inner harbor attraction is almost ready to open. mike schuh takes us through the riply's believe it or not. >> these are the finishing touches for the 32nd city served by riply's believe it or not. >> it's beyond my imagination of excitement and believe it or not. >> karen remembers reading the riply comics as a kid. now the weirdness is real. real kwie candy and -- eye candy and it's right here. >> it's definitely out there. it get s your imagination running i think. >> from hog wart as made from half a million match sticks to a mummy made of mufflers. >> what's cool about that, it's all made out of laundry lint out of the drier. >> okay. look, this place is

filled with weirdness by design. >> this stuff is all pretty weird. >> that's not -- that's good for us. thank you for saying that. you know, riply believe it or not is a -- we're the global leader in the strange and unbelievable. >> believe it, they hit their goal. the lobby center piece is a mini with a million crystals glued to it. to weird it up, mini gene simmons is the driver. if weirdness makes you happy, extra si awaits. >> there's so much to choose from. i like it all. >> when will the frenzy begin? they hope to be open by this saturday. mike schuh wjdz wjz eyewitness news. >> admission ranges from $12 for a child to $28 for an adult for all three attractions.

let's take a look at the weather. it's going to cooperate, get warm. no wind at all, 77. we will come back and take a look at a big warm up right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wo

quite around here. we have one little thunderstorm. take a look just popped up. it's over may berry. it's moving pretty much nowhere at this point. there it is to the southeast. south of stump town and may berry could be a brief downpour with that one. may see some of this activity later on this evening. 77 now, 81 in washington, 7 5 in hagerstown. locally, outside of showers it's mid to upper 70s. with showers temperatures drop into the mid and upper 60s. right now winds have turned to the southwest. that's going to bring in warmer air that we haven't been around all week long. it's been very pleasant. this afternoon still have low pressure east of ma

maine -- east of maine. with that chilly air clouds break out. watch ou things explode -- how things explode. a lot of this headed into maryland if it holds together. it's been charged by the sun. later this evening we will lose the sun after 8:30. a lot of this activity will die out rather quickly. it looks like a good chance between now and 8:00 and 9:00 or picking up showers around thundershower actively. here comes some warmer air for the next several days. by saturday mid upper 80s. sunday could get close to 90. humidity in the middle range. it won't be a horrible weekend but going to be warmer. late in the day maybe a northwest breeze at 5. the bay temperature around 72. tonight still risk of a shower,

thunderstorm in a couple of shots, other wise partly cloudy, 56 over night. tomorrow back up to a high of 80. going down to the beach looks nice. mid to upper 70s to low 80s, a lot of sunshine all three days. water temperature still chilly at 66. still ahead, every flier hates the middle seat. now airlines are cashing in. the new fees that have passengers upset. >> distracted driving takes center stage on capitol hill. i'll explain coming up on wjz. >> i'm ron matz at the maryland spca. why it's the perfect time to adopt a cat or kitten. the story coming up here on wjz.

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it's 5:30, 77 degrees and mostly sunny. thank you for staying with wjz. here are are -- are some stories people are talking at. if you use the harbor tunnel prepare to find another route. repairs are going to lead to major back ups this summer. you're looking live at the bridge that leads to the funnel -- tunnel now. alex explains the reason for the delays. >> the 71,000 cars a day that

travel through the harbor tunnel must cross this steel bridge. >> we do expect to have extensive back ups. the delays at the baltimore harbor tunnel could be up to an hour. intlsz the work -- >> the work will begin after the celebration is over. by the time the labor day grand prix runs the work will be done. >> all lanes will be open for traffic during that labor day weekend. >> the work zone will cover one mile. concrete on the bridge will be replaced. it's not an emergency, it's wear and tear. >> with all the effects of traffic and salt. >> stage 2 the outside lanes, stage 3 only one lane in each direction open. after labor day construction of new bare rier

wall -- barrier wall. >> doing the work on weekends was considered and quickly ruled out. >> it will drag on for much longer. we'd be at the mercy of thewet ere. >> a-- weather. >> a void it if you can. >> the bridge that makes the tunnel possible could make for an impossible commute. >> maryland transportation authority is recommending driving use the key bridge or fort mchenry tunnel during the repair work. george zimmerman will remain behind bars for at least 22 more days. denise is in the news room to explain. >> reporter: a new hearing is í set for june 29th, meaning he has to stay in jail at least until then. he pleaded not guilty in the shooting death of trayvon martin. he returned to jail sunday because a judge revoked his bond after prosecutors claimed he deceived the court about his finances. his attorney is calling it a

mistake and say zimmerman looking forward to clearing it up with the judge. >> he has claimed self-defense in his deadly confrontation. with more mobile devices attracting more attention from drivers the federal government unvails a new plan to track down on texting drivers. >> from texting to phone calls, sometimes the great dangers are inside vehicles. the department of transportation unvails a new plan to end a distracting driving epidemic. >> americans have gotten into dangerous behavior with their cell phones and tengs texting devices to think they can -- texting did vice to think they can -- devices to think they can use them while driving. >> it encourages 11 states to end act legislation and enforce it. push the auto industry to

reduce invehicle distractions and educate now drivers about potential dangers. it came after a jury convicted a massachusetts teenager of vehicular homicide. the trial was a landmark in distracted driving cases. speaking at the department of transportation conference, one crash survivor explained how another driver's distraction changed her life. >> i had a traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, neck, rib and hip and some emotional stress so. she should have been -- stress too. she should have been focusing on the road but she was on her phone. >> the distracted driving is in number one cause of death among american teenagers. >> the federal government found distracted driving accounted for one in ten over all roadway fatalities in 2010. >> federal government is

testing campaigns against distracting driving in delaware and california. the lateers airline fee has -- latest airline fee has passengers upset. airlines are changing extra for window and aisle seats. delta, american and u.s. airways are among the companies doing to preferred seating fee. one high ranking maryland congressman is speaking out about the leaks of classified national security information. they called it a pattern that is getting worse. members of both parties are calling for hearings to address the matter. coming up at 6:00, pat warren speaks with the congressman about the intelligence leaks. another man's killing in syrian. government forces

slaughtered dozens of have youville yankeess. >> these are the latest kashl kashlties. rebels released a video that claims to show another mas cure. according to the opposition, at least 78 residents, including children were killed and then burned in the western city of hama. >> the regime sponsored violence that we witnessed yesterday is not called for. >> united nationing monitors have been -- nations mon stores have been trying -- monitors have been trying to get to the scene. the president denies any responsibility. state television claiming antigovernment groups are responsible for the killing. in a meeting with turkey's prime minister, hilary clinton condemned the mas keer. >> we would like to be able to stand up here and make a pronouncement and save the lives

of innocent syrians. we're disgusted by what we see happening. >> clinton said the international community still believes a diplomatic solution is possible. the united nations special convey will present a new peace plan to the un security counsel. >> rebels claim 13,000 people have been killed in the 15 months of violence. the presidential candidates get a financial boost. they are showing a significant jump in fund raising. new figures somehow the gop and romney campaign raced $16 million more than president obama. it's the first month the massachusetts governor collected more money than the president. the $76 million is twice as much as romney raised in april. the boost koe insides with romney merging as the party's front runner. we will bring you the

latest on the candidates and the issues on air and online at wjz.com. time for a quick look at some of the stories that you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. all the riders in the belmont stakes will have a clear view of the track thanks to a maryland company that makes jockey googles. for these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun and remember look for the updated forecast from wjz's weather team. why it's a great time to adopt a cat or kitten in the baltimore area. >> if you've always wanted a cat or kitten, this is the perfect time to adopt one. the baltimore 500 offers free adoptions in june. it's sponsored by the shelters, which make up the baltimore animal welfare alliance. >> adoption fees are waived for

cats and kittens to encourage people to bring a kitty into their home. >> baltimore animal shelters are over flowing with cats. there are many to choose from here at the maryland spca. >> the personalities, every cat is unique, they have wonderful quirks and stuff that they show us here in the shelter. >> this is mary lou. she's 2 months old and she needs a home. >> summertime is known as kitten season in the animal welfare world. we have a lot of cats and kittens that become homeless. >> looking for a home and a new friend and a chance to save a life. >> come on down and take a good look at our cats. they're all wonderful and want a new home. scomblsz people come out -- >> people come out to support this idea. we need the community to help us. they get a cat or kitten and a life is saved. >> that's little mary lou. >>

i like that cat. >> since the baltimore 500 started in 2009, more than 1,700 cats have been adopted. log onto wjz.com for more information. mary lou won't be there long i don't think. >> call her cop per's new friend. >> copper, i don't know. he would be upset. >> all right. still ahead on eyewitness news, a child dangling from the side of the building. the one thing that saved the toddler from a dangs fall. dangerous -- dangerous fall. >> what michael jackson's daughter is saying about her childhood. >> warm weekend headed our way. the five day forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

in the city got a game going on new federal hill. so far thethe weather is cooperating. one southwest that popped up. you see it. another little bunch from hagerstown up to cascade to

the news, . some -- to cascade. some folks are going to see showers, others nothing at all. we still have a risk of showers tonight. tomorrow temperatures in the mid 80s, probably and 83, 84. a lot of sun tomorrow. tim has a look at that five day forecast. >> reporter: it's definitely going to get warmer. picking t -- picking it up with saturday, wjz food drive is this weekend and weather be cooperate 87 saturday, 89 sunday, 87 monday, 85 tuesday. no chance of major showers. maybe some pop up stuff through this evening and over night lows in the of 060s. 0 -- of -- in the 60s. energy saver, plant trees and where it is planted will

determine how much energy you can save. for more information on how to become an energy saver go to wjz.com and click on our special section. back inside. >> thank you . more debris from japan's deadly tsunami hits the west coast. a doc washed ashore. the 7 0 foot doc drifted thousands of miles across that pa terrific ocean after it was torn from a fishing port in northern japan. more debris is expected to wash ashore in the coming months and through the year 2014. severe weather freezes up traffic in colorado literally. dozens of drivers had to abandon their cars after a strong hailstorm swept through colorado springs. the storm left some vehicles buried up to their windows in ice. a number of tornados and found clouds were reported -- funnel clouds were reported. a twister causing devastation in australia.

a mini tornado damaged dozens of homes and businesses and sending people's belongings flying through the air. it topped trees and power lines. thank thankfully no reports of any serious -- thankfully no reports of any serious injuries. scary moments for a toddler in china when he slips through the railing of a 4th floor balcony. here is what happened. his head became stuck in the railing and thankfully that presented him from falling to the ground. a neighbor climbs out and trying to push the child to safety. eventually the toddler was able to pull himself up and get back inside without help. it's not clear where his parents were. the use of ct scans is skyrocketing, but new research shows exposing children to unnecessary radiation could have some serious consequences later on, like the increased risk of

cancer. >> the bun disfamily has three active days. >> kids play and they fall and hurt themselves. >> like any parent ashley knows some bumps and bruises will require a trip to the doctor or a ct scan. a new study shows the scans can effect their health in the future. radiation exposure from two or three ct scans of the head during childhood can triple the risk of developing brain cancer. >> the risk from five to ten ct scans of the head tripled the risk of leukemia. >> the study looks at 180,000 children that had ct scans. newer scan ers expose kids to less radiation. researchers say the scans only increase the chances of cancer slightly, about one additional brain cancer case for every 30,000

patients and one additional leukemia case for every 10,000 patients. >> experts say radiation doses from cat scans should be kept as low as possible and only done when absolutely necessary. >> there is a small but real risk of cancer from these ct scans that needs to be weighed against the benefits of ct scans. >> the fda advises parents to question their doctor about whether a scan is needed. >> if i thought it was important i'm going to put any -- put my children through that testing. >> ask if a radiation free alternative is available also. >> the fda is also working on new safety training materials for doctors and tech nixes who administer x-rays and scans to children. 3 years after his death michael jackson's daughter sitting down for an exclusive one on one interview with open

a. during -- opera. during the chat paris jackson opens up saying he was a normal dad who wanted his kids to have a formal life. -- normal life. >> he told us that when he was younger he didn't have a childhood. he would be stuck in the studio singing while other kids were out playing. he wanted us to have that. chuck ki cheese was our favorite place to go. >> the interview is set to air june 10th. check in at 6:00 for all new stories. a preview for us. >> land mark lawsuit, more than 2,000 current and file nfl players file a junt suit against the nfl. what they say the league covered up. >> can't keep a secret. that's the reputation the united states is getting in the intelligence world. coming up, maryland congressman dutch re, per homes in on the problem. >> check in for more oh on these

stories at can have -- on these stories at 6:00. the o's are flying high. they're back in fist place and having fun beating up on boston. >> mark has the latest next in sports. i was paying too much with cable.

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the oriels are back home this weekend. before they will return, they have one more game in boston. they go for a third straight win over the red sox tonight. mark joins us with the latest. let's hope they do it. it will be nice. >> they got that chance tonight and so far this season major league baseball is looking more and more like the nfl where we can say any team can win any given sunday. in baseball losers like the oriels, the nationals and pirates are improved and playing like contenders while big money traditional winners like boston, detroit and philadelphia are struggling. the o's success in boston, a sign of how they have turned. the o's are in the first place with unknown talent with the pitcher like chen. he's been better than anyone expected. he allowed one run, seven innings beating the red

sox last night. they continue to get contributions from back up players. chavez drove in the game winning run. a 2-1 win has them in position for a series sweep. >> boston is in our division and we have to fight with them. it's great. i feel very happy to be a part of it. >> relief pitching is another pig part -- big part of it. closer jim johnson leading the way as best with 18 saves, second most in the majors. he finished the first two games of this series. more on the o's coming up next hour. we're going to check in with the ravens on the final day of off season work outs for this week. great expectations for young defensive back jimmy smith. we're going to hear from him in sports at 6:00. >> thank you. or

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now. >> warning signs. new insight in to the accused maryland cannibal and his victim. >> how the president of morgan state university is responding to this alarming case. >> hello, everyone. i'm dick carter. >> here's what people are talking about tonight. >> could a self-admitted cannibal could have been stopped? he had a long association with a school over intense scrutiny over its response. mike hellgren is live on campus with the school's president first statement on the tragedy. >> the university president offered his condolences to those affected but refused to say anything else, saying the lawyers advised him not to. we did find a