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>> announcer: please welcome last year's winners of multiple tonys for the "book of mormon," trey parker and matt stone. >> hello! winning the tony award for best musical changes one's life forever. you're transformed from an artist to an artiste, from a child to an adult, from a lowly caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly. >> tonight we who are the broadway establishment-- (laughter) >> are pleased and honored to welcome this year's nominees for best musical. >> you young whippersnappers who desperately seek to join our ranks. (laughter)

tonight we have seen performances from all the nominees for best musical. once again the nominees are >> "leap of faith." "newsies." "nice work if you can get it." "once." ♪ >> and the tony award goes to: "once." ( cheers and applause ) >> accepting its award for once producer frederick

zollo. >> isn't it great that book 6 mormon has won-- no i got-- on behalf of barbara broke, john hart, patrick milling smith, michael wilson, or ren, the schubert its,-- we thank you for this great honor. we thank glen hansing and mark for their incredible score, john carney for the film. the creative team you have honored tonight boy are they good and how about that company lead by kazee. there is a story that hall clerman used to tell and it goes something like this once upon a time in russia, theres with a wealthy family with many children. the mother was quite ill and the children were weeping. to comfort them the nanny gathered them and told them not to worry. she knew of an elixir she

said and if you put a drop of it on your tongue you would never be ill and if you drank some would you never die. she said the name of this elixir was the theatre. this story changed the life of one of those children forever, constantine spanof loveski. all of us who have worked in the theatre have drunk from that elixir and had our life changed and are proud to say that once served it up every night at the jacobs theatre and if you like you can wash it down with a cold beer. thank you, thank you all. (applause) >> well, that's it congratulations to all our winners. i usually close the show with a song but i've been told we are running over which is a shame because, i don't know, it was a good one. but ♪ if i had time ♪

♪ if i had time i'd sing a little song recapping these awards ♪ a jazzy ditty set to introspective chords ♪ with lyrics that would cite who won and lost tonight ♪ with jokes we'd have to write mid-show ♪ they'd all be on topic and each one would rhyme, but there's no time ♪ if i had time, i'd say how "once" won once, won twice and won once more how clybourne park took play, we made hugh jackman's day, is harvie firestein gay who knows. and jokes that mike nichols had just earned his dime but there's no time. ♪ i'd mention judith and judy, and tracie as judy

i know, what a shock on flappers and christian's kidnappers ♪ and christians who rolled with the flock. ♪ jesus, those jesuses rock! ♪ oh, what a crime that due to certain people's speeches running long ♪ you'll never get a chance to hear my clever song you'll never get a chance to hear my clever song, although i could ask les, the head of cbs, hey les, do you say yes or no ♪ ♪ the network has spoken ♪ it's telling me i'm ♪ completely out of and:. >> a,,

off campus shooting. several students at auburn university killed. tonight, the search for the gunman and what triggered the gunfire. >> >> good evening, everyone, thanks for joining us, i'm adam may. drew levinson has the very latest from auburn, alabama. >> reporter: hazardous material teams in white suits scrubbed the crime scene near the campus of auburn university. a manhunt is underway for the alleged shooter. the 22-year-old, police say he shot six people, killing three of them. >> just in shock, right now. >> reporter: investigators say the shooting happened at these apartments after a fight at a party saturday night. many people who live here knew the victims. >> i can't really explain in

words what happened. i feel real bad, knowing it happened in my own neighborhood and i see these people around every day. >> >> reporter: two former football players were killed. >> >> auburn's football program is a big part of campus life here and the team is successful. it won the national championship in 2010. but it is not believed football played a role in this. >> the only connection football has in this is that they are victims of a pruittal shooting. sometimes, young men get a bad rap, but they are victims today. >> >> reporter: in a statement, the coach said -- . . auburn's police chief said his department plans to do everything it can to bring this

case to a close. drew levinson, "wjz," "eyewitness news." >> desmonte is facing capital murders charges. >> >> a woman took a 10-month-old boy from his home in pikesville. it is believed she snatched him over a bilogical dispute. she's is and from of the mother. she and the baby were found -- >> they found her in possession of book bag and there was a three inch blade at that time, but there is no evidence that she used the knife to take the child out of the house. >> >> buying a soft drink or a bottle of water in baltimore could get more expensive. bottle tax is moving forward

despite concerns it was -- >> in the city, you are paying two cents tax per bottle and it's looking a lot like this will soon more than double. the heated debate over adding five cents to the city's bottle tax to pay for school construck has rained for months >> we owe our children >> reporter: the bottle tax plan, pushed by the would raise $10 million in referee:: new and allow the city to levy $300 thousand in bonds. for months, the bill had been sitting in the budget and taxation committee where it does not have majority support. that does not sit well with some council members. >> monday, i'll make the motion. >> >> reporter: this councilman said he plans to call for a rarely used petition to force the bill to the committee to the city council where it has

the support to pass. raise $10 >> reporter: bottle tax supporters say it may be time to force this issue saying children in deplorable schools can not afford to keep waiting >> i will not kick the can andic nor the state of our schools and not try to do something. >> reporter: if the bottle tax is passed by the full city council monday night, it's possible the mayor could sign it by the end of the month. back to you. >> >> all right, derrick, thank. >> >> critics of the bottle tax call it bad for business, saying it could drive shoppers

into the county looking for lower prices. >> >> a panel will conduct interviews of applicants to replace the outgoing police chief. five years on the job, last day, august 1st. >> >> police now say a driver who crashed into a washington, d.c building on purpose was actually trying to use a lighter following the crash. officers at the scene friday night said they took away a lighter from 32-year-old charles ball from new market, mail. they say a gas container was found in the front seat. the accident happened a mile from the white house. tonight are, he is facing several charges, including arson. >> >> a man facing several charges after a road rain crash that happened last night at the baltimore park in glenn burnie. 25-year-old tonic hadderson

drove his vehicle into a car that honked at him. when a third car pulled over to help. hicker son got back into his car, rear-ended the truck and it triggered a chained reaction. at last check, everyone involved was injured -- jerry sandusky charges with sexually abusing many young boys. >> his arrest november 5th, 2011 stunned those at penn state who knew him as an accomplished defensive line coach and a man committed to helping young boys at the charitable organization he founded. but prosecutors say he used that organization to find his victims. >> this is a case about a sexual predator accused of using his position within the community and the university to prey on numerous young boys for more than a decade. >> reporter: alenned crimes detailed in the 23 page grand jury report which said that

sandusky sexually assaulted eight boys over a 15 year period, including allegations that he raped one boy in a shower at penn state. >> for everyone who has ever played sports, you get showers when after you work out. when people heard he had showers with kids. that makes him guilty, right. >> >> reporter: december 7th, he was arrested again, accused of molesting two additional boys, bringing the total number of victims to 10. the attorney representing boy number five said things are clear. >> part of it stack up is the fact that you have all of these similar type incidents among youngsters who were essentially segregated out and then preyed upon. >> >> sandusky has already pleaded "not guilty" to all 50 counts against him >> in syria, a kurdish activist

has been announced the new leader. at a news conference today, the new leader called on officials in syria, russia and china to help him end the bloodshed. as you may recall, dozens have been killed over the last few years, russia and china have blocked u.n. security resolutions that would halt these kills >> world markets open one day after spain accepts a bellout. financial leaders hope that will boost things here in the u.s spain's decision to accept this $125 billion package makes it the fourth and large effort european country to receive emergency assistance. >> >> after 15 seasons in the nfl, derrick mason will retire as a raven. he is expected to announce his retirement at a news conference tomorrow. the 38-year-old played for the

ravens from 2005-2010. he played with houston, but he is going to retire as a raven. all of the details tomorrow. we'll have complete coverage of that press conference on "eyewitness news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> mr. we want to thank everyone as the baltimore orioles celebrate another successful year. food bank as part of our continuing community commitment, we collected a lot of food and a lot of people generous handing in their money for the orioles games for the weekend. alot of people stopping by and opening their wallets. alot of folks remembered canned goods this year. if you didn't get a chance to see them at camden yards, you can still help out. go to "wjz." com. >> >> we have a lot more still to come on "eyewitness news." >> i can tell you they are a danger up there. >> >> forced to flee an intense

wildfire moving across colorado, forcing hundreds out of their homes tonight. >> >> a church bombing, terrorists target a sanctuary in nigeria, killing dozens. >> >> she was banned from her boyfriend's apartment, so a woman hides in a suitcase. >> >> banning bumpers statewide, the proposed regulations that could keep sleeping babies safe. i'm gigi barnett. that story next away. >> >> showers heading our way. complete first warning forecast, coming up, next. . ,,

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a clear warm night in central maryland. still 77 degrees. bob turk will have the first warning forecast in a few moments. >> >> check this out, firefighters are still struggling to get a handle on this fire. it has damaged 10 structures and officials say it is growing rapidly due to high winds. evacuations were sent out to at least 73 homes. >> >> throughout the day, why we have done emergency notifications but as everybody is aware, those are not always reliable. we follow those every chance we got with firefighters and deputies going house to house. >> because of this, the massive fire is unknown

>> suicide bomber detonates his explosives outside of a church in nigeria. explosions went off as a gunman attacked another church. violent incidents -- churches have been targeted almost every weekend this year. >> >> a shocking smuggling case in oregon and it's also a couple can see each other. people living in this building said they noticed something strange with one of the tenants, apparently, coming in and out with a pink suitcase. it turns out inside of the suitcase, his girlfriend was curled up inside in a fetal position. she said she was doing it so she could secretly visit him. >> it's not what you think, though. you put your head under a pillow or under a blanket, it's just like that. >> >> can't be very comfortable >> she was not allowed inside

of the building because she got in trouble there a year ago. she said she is going to figure out a new way to get back inside even though she was arrested fortress passing. >> >> doctors say crib bumpers could turn into death traps, gigi barnett explains how maryland is pushing to replace them all together. >> >> reporter: never used a crib bumper for her daughter or her toddler son. >> there is a risk their head can be entrapped between the side of the crib bumper and the crib itself. >> reporter: that's why the state moved to ban the bumper from store shelves. under the band, stores will have a little less than a year to begin to strip the bumpers. >> >> increasing number of reports in the united states and other countries. >> >> reporter: this doctor heads the state department of health. he said the number of cases is

small and manufacturers try to convince him that the bumpers are safe. since 2001, maryland has seen one baby bumper deaths and nine asphyxiation deaths. >> it does not happen a lot, but one baby that dies because of the crib bumper is one it 25078. >> reporter: the state said the next step is a public campaign, telling parents babies should sleep on their back. >> that message is hard to deliver when everywhere you go, these bumpers are for sale. >> >> reporter: health workers say the best option for parents to keep kids safe is no bumper at all. in baltimore county, i'm gigi barnett, "wjz." . back in october, the american acad he my my of pediatrics recommended that parents stop using crib bumpers.

if this regulation is approved, stores will have sell june of 2013 to get them after their shelves. > >> memorial program that gives friends and family a chance to pray and honor those who have lost loved ones. shock trauma put together a photo collage. >> >> uss iowa headed to the final birth in the port of los angeles. it will now become a museum and tourist attraction. four tugs pulled the 887-foot long vessel through the harbor's main channel there it is. it looks fairly clear. it last saw action back in world war ii and the korean war. bob, hot weekend we have had here. >> hottest day of the year. it was not humid, dew points in the 50s. much of a breeze, part of the

time, tomorrow, humid, but not as hot and there are showers on the way, take a look at temperatures, still a warm night, 77, but the dew point is only at 61. that is still rather dry air, humidity only 57% this time of the night, >> the coolest spot, ocean city at 72 and oakland at 67, some areas north of the city are in the low 70s, so there is some comfort out there in some spots, but metro areas are still warm. 80 in washington, d.c hagerstown, 78. down by the river, 77 locally, 74 up in bel aire, but the mid- to upper 70s most places it is a mild or warm night, but it's pretty dry. hottest day of the year so far, 94, 64 last night, average 82

and 60. 49 back in 1960. no wind here at all. tomorrow, the winds go back a little more to the southeast, making it a little cooler tomorrow, because a bit of an ocean flow to the north, clouds activities, showers, but to the south, a bunch of rain coming in there, there you see it tennessee valley and that low pressure with the shower activity should be here late tomorrow night, probably more likely on tuesday, a good chance of shower and maybe thundershowers, heavy rain, in , in and a half. some spots could see as much as two inches of rain as the warm moisture comes along the funnel system, this front, we believe, will slow down to the risk of additional rain on tuesday, tuesday night into early wednesday before the fun gets through, then it will get a little cooler, a little drier we think toward the end of the week. pretty good chance of rain here particularly on most of the

day, tuesday. >> >> tonight, a few clouds, mild, average low, 60, 65 by morning, tomorrow, clouds and sun, warm but showers late tomorrow night, but high of only 88 and that's six degrees cooler. it's going to feel a little better. also, more humidity, 2 showers likely on tuesday, heavy rain and thunder a lingering chance on wednesday, 84, drying out between thursday and friday, 81 and 83, temperatures getting a little close tore normal by the end of the week. >> >> coming up next in sports, two extra inning victories in as many day for the record setting orioles, ,,,,,,

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orioles are not pretending to be contenders, nine straight extra innings victories. two days after snatching the series from phily -- batting. doing full well matt with a walkoff double. >> >> oriole fans bouncing off the wall. adam jones crosses the plate, the game winning run. o's win 5-4. they are off tomorrow, and then meet the pirates on tuesday >> meantime, the o's hosting

the mets. andy petite, andy was all right, he stayed in the subway series and watched teammate russell walk off in the bottom of the ninth. yankees win 5-4. sweeping the mets, half game in back of tampa bay in the division. orioles, a full game. >> the smell of racing. -- . finally, tee to gene green, golf, memphis, tennessee. fine contribution for today's roundup. to win the classic.

by one overtime. the first player from china to win an lpga event. she is the only chinese native on the l pga tour. >> >> men's final, rained out. they will do it again tomorrow. >> >> thank you, have a good week. >> mr. we'll introduce you to ,,,,