will jerry sandusky take the stand in the child sex abuse trial? >> what his lawyer is now saying about the possibility. hi, everybody. >> here's what people are talking about. >> jerry sandusky's lawyers are calling a range of witnesses today including his wife. they are trying to prove the former coach never sexually abused young boys. manuel gallegus has the latest from pennsylvania. >> reporter: jerry sandusky's wife arrived at court for the first time since the trial began. she could turn out to be a key character witness for him. the defense has called more than a dozen witnesses so far, trying to show the former coach had a stellar reputation as a friend and in the community through the charity he founded. joyce porter has noun him for 40 years and testified on his behalf. >> think of all the thousands

of kids he has helped. >> reporter: the defense tried to discredit the accusers and motives. a neighbor of a mother testified she told him, i'll own sandusky's house after finding out about the alleged abuse. and the defense questioned two investigators. they tried to suggest that the investigators led the accusers to make accusations. a former penn state wrestler who met him as a teen testified about his relationship with the former coach saying he received fifties, but was never abused. sandusky's attention spoke about whether his client will take the stand, comparing the drama to a soap opera and telling reporters they need to stay tuned. court obviousers felt it was an odd remark in a case with such serious allegations. manuel gallegus. >> sandusky faces 51 counts of

sexual abuse involving 10 boys. he could spend the rest of his life in prison if convicted. new details in the case of a former student accused of killing his house mates and eating his body parts. >> reporter: well, a judge ordered him to be transferred to a maryland state mental hospital. the decision comes after he was formally indicted on murder charges. the 21-year-old is accused in the death of his house mate. the state's attorney office says he was transferred to the hospital for a evaluation and what is what the attorneys requested. he is being held without bond. >> thank you. >> he had been living with the family when he was killed. we are learning more about a murder investigation in delaware. the resort's first murder in over 30 years. police say they have arrest warrants for a 26-year-old seen here in this video. he is wanted in connection with

the death. she was found dead in a ground room at the atlantic ocean side motel on coastal highway. a cleaning lady discovered the body yesterday morning. the former rutger's university student convicted of bias for spying on his roommate is now free. we are live with more. >> reporter: he walked out of jail after serving 20 days of a 30 day sentence. he reported to the jail on may 31st. even though he could have remained free while the case is appealed. last month, he was found guilty of spying on his roommate during an encounter with another man. he still faces three years probation and 300 hours of community service. >> thank you. federal immigration authorities say he will not be deported to his native india. decades after he won the preakness, we may learn if he set a record back in 1973.

the maryland racing commission is meeting right now to decide if there's enough evidence to lower his time. since he won the race, many questioned the official time because of numbers between the score board and the officials on the ground. dozens of tall ships and hulls set sail out of baltimore's inner harbor. marking the war of 1812. wjz is live at the inner harbor and we have more on the images. >> reporter: hello. and good afternoon to everyone. it's hard to believe that this is the same inner harbor where all of these people came to see the 40 tallest ships from around the world. but today, they set sail taking celebration with them. naval warships began their departure around 6:00 tuesday morning, the grand finale of

the celebration. >> we had great crowds, outdoor festivals and concert, the air show, it was a fantastic week. we're thrilled. >> reporter: just a few hours later, led by the pride of baltimore two, tall ships from around the world sailed past in a grand departure. like the canons that welcomed the ships to baltimore, business is booming around the inner harbor. the general manager says they're still seeing record crowds. >> it was about 30% over our previous business week that we've ever had. >> reporter: hard to determine who has the best view. >> we have been following this on the way out of the harbor. and one impressive about this ship is dozens of brave, brave

sailors manning the riggings. >> reporter: sky eye chopper 13 flew overhead as the tall ship bid farewell to baltimore. and they bid farewell, but for a short time. tonight at 5:00, why we may be seeing some of the tall ships sooner than later. live at the inner harbor, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you. you can see all the stories about the celebration on our website. well, another beautiful day to be out on the water. a live look outside right now. summer is ready to arrival. we have weather and traffic together. bob is here with the updated numbers. >> for the past six or seven days, the temperatures have been spectacular. no humidity to speak of. today is the warmest in a while. take a look. right now, at 86. that's about two degrees above normal for this time of year.

washington, d.c. up to 87. and the dew point is high, 68. and it's going the stay that way. what's going to change are the temperatures. they're going to be going up. right now, anywhere from 10 to 15, 17 degrees warmer now than yesterday at this time. 18 degrees warmer in hagueerstown. tomorrow, we jump up eight or 10 degrees and that means a heat advisory will be going into effect. you can see it in central pennsylvania. and that's from noon until 8:00 tomorrow. around the philadelphia area, an excessive heat warning for that region. so two hot days headed our way. heat and humidity going the make you feel like 100 degrees or higher for the next two days. >> thank you. let's check on the roads at traffic control. >> hi everyone. well, there's congestion out there. on the north side of the inner loop, stop and go around the

parkway. the westbound side, only 10 minutes from baltimore national around to security boulevard. and northbound 95, brake lights there from the beltway approaching white marsh boulevard. though traffic does break free after that point. as far as accidents go, winter avenue also west warren at beaver dam, the accident near the light rail. a live look, not a bad drive for you. that's the west side there near security boulevard. this traffic report is brought to you by termnex. get to cock roaches before they get to you. back to you. >> thank you. traffic on the bay and key bridges could be an issue tomorrow because of what's traveling under them. clearance between some massive cargo and the bridges will only

be a few feet. >> reporter: a ship has been waiting. wednesday at low tide, they'll pass under the bay and key bridges. >> they're not coming through the bridge at the full height. they have been disabled. they have been lowered. so the height on the bridge is 183 feet. and i think we have about four to six feet clearance. >> reporter: that's still going to be a tight squeeze, but it's the price of keeping baltimore sports competitive. ships will be dwarfed by the next generation of ships carrying 14,000 containers and because they'll be wider, they are needed to lift cargo from one side to another. >> that's important because no ship owner wants to come to a port. >> reporter: to avoid the possibility of drivers becoming distracted, the bay bridge will shut down wednesday for roughly 40 minutes. and the key bridge will slow

traffic at 3:15 for another 20 minutes. closing down the key bridge is impacting another project. the 895 bridge that connects the tunnel is set to partially shut down tuesday night. that's been pushed back to wednesday night because the key bridge is one of the alternate routes needed and the ships will be stopping traffic just as rush hour begins. wjz eyewitness news. >> the four cranes cost $10 million each, but no taxpayer money was used. the company that runs the port for the state is picking up the tab. forbes relesses its list for the top paid athletes in the world. and a baltimore raven is on it and it may surprise you. the 12th highest paid athlete is incomeoda. his salary is the highest for any athlete on the team sport.

he signed a five-year deal worth $61 million. mayweather was at the top making $85 million. no matter how you slice it, it's a lot of money. >> a lot of money. >> it's a lot. still ahead, a burglary, what happens when this man goes through the drive-thru window. freak accident, a teen shot in the head with a sphere. his story of survival. a benefit for the children's center. we look for the most photo generallic baby. the story -- photo generallic baby. the dangerous temperatures in the forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

mostly sunny right now. the forecast is coming up. a robbery suspect in texas decides breaking down the door of a fast food restaurant is too much, so he tried the drive- thru window. the man hangs through the window and threatens the restaurant employee with a gun. the worker hands over about $200 and the suspect takes off. police are trying to track him down. well, an industrial fire in arizona prompts a number of explosion. massive flames engulf the business. you can see the explosions happening as the fire rages on. no word on what caused it. peter d'oench has a look at the stunning images. >> reporter: from the side.

>> showing the sphere. that is from looking straight down at the back edge. >> reporter: doctors display a montage of initial x-rays of the head. he was transported with three- feet of a sphere protruding. it took three hours of surgery to remove it. police say his friend was holding a sphere gun like this one when it deployed and hit him in the head. >> about one each above his right eye. >> reporter: froms from um jackson and the army trauma training center praised paramedics for preventing more head trauma. froms used a rebar cutter from miami-dade fire rescue and vice grips to stabilize the sphere. >> in this case, we needed to make sure none of the blood vessels have been injured. we had to do a test. >> reporter: doctors and were challenged by removing the tip

because it had an unscrewable tip. >> the thing that allowed it to go well so far are number one, it was the right side instead of the left side of the brain. and number two is it missed all of the main blood vessels in the brain. and number three, missed the vital structures in the brain. >> reporter: he is in serious condition and can speak. >> his words are amazingly easy to understand. >> doctors say he could be in the hospital for up to three months and they say they're optimistic about his recovery. wall street is having a good day today. all the markets posted gains. the dow is 6 points. the s&p is up 13. and the nasdaq is up 34. alexis christoforous has tonight's money watch update. >> reporter: u.s. home builders broke ground on more single family homes last month.

and permits for future building projects rose to the highest level in three years. housing starts fell 5% in may because of a plunge in apartment construction. and investors are pinning their hopes on the federal reserve. many are hoping the fed will announce new steps to get the economic recovery back on track. fedex is sounding a profit warning. the delivery company says higher cost sent a slowing economy will hurt earnings. microsoft has taken the wraps off the new tablet computer, surface. the answer to the popular ipad. the cover flips down to become a full key board and has a kick stand. it will run on the windows 8 operating system. it hits the market this fall and will retail for between 500 and $800. sales of the nook fell 11% last

quarter. and that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. nothing draws others and awes of -- draws awes like the picture of a cute baby. next month. it's a context for a good cause. >> reporter: the 20-month-old is a star. last year's winner of baltimore's most photogenic baby contest. >> we come to baltimore every year. this is our 20th year in baltimore searching for baltimore's most photogenic. >> reporter: it took on special meaning for logan and mom. >> it meant a lot for us, seeing how a lot of the physicians are with hopkins. a good way for me to teach him

a lesson. >> reporter: categories include most precious, most comical, most beautiful and most fashionable. your child just might win. >> all parents that enter their children get a professional modeling photo shoot. it's for infants through age 5. >> reporter: this is much more than just a contest. each year, it raises more than $10,000 for the johns hopkins children's center. >> the children's center is amazing. state of the art. just caring individuals. very hands-on with all the procedures. i couldn't have asked for more. >> reporter: a picture perfect way to help others. >> say bye-bye. >> bye. >> reporter: wjz, eyewitness news. >> the contest runs thursday through sunday. the enter fee is $35. >> give him a run for his money. >> the photo was in black and white. >> it was a little while ago.

coming up, bear attack. how an injured woman is taking matters into her own hands. shoe scandal, why this design is creating controversy. get ready to blast the ac. bob is updating the temperatures. wjz is always on on wjz.com and first warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. ,,,,,,

the flag still flies, bob. >> hope you have enjoyed the last six or seven days that have been so pleasant because the next two or three are going to be uncomfortable, air conditioning is going to be a must. and tomorrow afternoon, a heat advisory because temperatures will go back up into the mid- 90s. but it's going the feel like 100 degrees. and summer arrivals tomorrow night. 86 now. 68 dew point.

unfortunately, the dew point is probably not going to drop much which means in the mid-90s with the dew point of 68, you are going to be really uncomfortable. and right now, the pressure 30.10. holding steady. 91 just jumped up there. a lot of sunshine out there. 82 in oakland. ocean city, breeze off the water, still only 74. for most of the day, low to mid- 70s. temperatures went up like 10 degrees quickly. right now, 82 in rock hall. upper 70s down by the bay. and in fact, if you live near the water, you will not see temperatures in the 90s. you may get to the upper 80s and drop back down. maybe t hottest temperatures downtown and west and north of the city away from the nice cooling influence of the water. a southerly wind, south,

southwest, coming down the mountain, even hotter. and we will show you the temperatures. hot and humid conditions through thursday. by friday, a front approaches from the northwest and may kick- off widely scattered thunder showers. thursday night, better chance on friday. and then, yes, it will cool down somewhat for the weekend. it should be warm, but we won't have the extreme temperatures. look out. showers and storms all across the northern tier today because of the dividing line between the heat and the cooler air to the north. some of it passing to our north. showers across new england, looks like just on the dry side. but a few showers did pop up in the mountains and the next couple of days, no trigger mechanism until we get the friday. now look at the temperatures, detroit's 94. chicago 94. right now, still a couple hours to heat up. denver at 93. the cool air, winnipeg at 59

degrees. the big temperature, 74 degrees by the water. 70 for a low tonight under clear to partly cloudy skies. tomorrow back up, yikes 6, hot, humid, uncomfortable. sunshine. it will feel more like 100 by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. >> yeah, not seeing these temperatures or conditions. >> plenty of water and stay in the shade. >> we'll get there. >> thank you. and don't miss tonight's prime time line-up, 48 hours mystery followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. and still to come tonight, wildfires out west, dramatic evacuations caught on camera. ing for answers, rodney king's mother passionate words about her son's death. the world's top leaders plan of action. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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it's 4:30. 86 degrees. mostly sunny in central maryland. >> here's what people are talking about. leaders of the world's largest economies are wrapping up in a two-day summit in mexico. >> reporter: the leaders of the world's 20 largest economies smiled for their official photo. but the seriousness of europe's financial problems dominated their meetings. >> we are going to be working under your leadership with our european partners and with all countries to make sure that we are contributing so that the economy grows, the situation stabilizes. >> reporter: the leaders are preparing a statement of support for global job growth, but it won't include decisive action on the european debt crisis. >> it is much harder to push

through the difficult changes that are vital to generate the growth and the jobs that our citizens rightly demand. >> reporter: just as the greek elections begin to calm fears in that country, concerns over spain's debt have grown, threatening to throw europe into chaos and spread here to the u.s. >> reporter: the interest rate is now more 7%. economist say those rates need to come down fast. >> if they don't, then you will see countries like spain default. and that will be a bigger deal. >> reporter: european leaders will have a summit of their own at the end of the month. they are trying to convince the other leaders and investors they are on course for fixing their economic problems. at the white house, danielle nottingham. president barack obama met with leaders of the four country, italy, germany, spain

and france and today the president held talks with china. more people in colorado could be forced from their homes. dozens have been evacuated in the past week and a half. we have a look at dramatic video captured by a couple who escaped the fire. >> reporter: the couple recorded the evacuation from their cabin. you can see the flames and smoke in the distance as the couple drives away. they had only minutes to grab their belongs and flee, hoping their home would be spared. they have now learned that their cabin has been destroyed. firefighters have about half of the fire contained, but more heat and wind could make matters worse. so far, 60,000-acres have been burned. >> damage is now estimated at more than $12 million. right now, a large brush fire is burning in southern california. the fire prompted the evacuation of 50 homes. a break overnight helped firefighters get the blaze 75%

contained. only one house has been destroyed so far. they hope to have it fully contained tonight. the mother of rodney king talks to the media. more on her questions about his death. >> i talked to him friday night. >> reporter: it would be the last time. >> i'm going to come down and see you. i love you. >> reporter: we sat down with rodney's mother in her home, a home he bought for her. >> he loved people. and he loved to ask questions and he would ask them. >> reporter: and now his mother is left with questions about his death. rodney king's bid was found at the bottom of his southern california swimming pool. officers say he likely drowned. he became famous after l.a.p.d. police officers were caught on tape beating him. when a jury failed to convict them, it sparked riots on the street. 50 people would be killed and rodney would make a famous speech. >> can we all get along?

can we get along? >> when he gave that speech, it was from his heart. some people laughed at him and some people made jokes at it. >> reporter: and his mother admits, despite a big heart, her son had problems in the 20 years that followed. >> due to the beatings, he had to cope to not walk in shame. >> reporter: she insists that he was a good son. she showed us this painting he bought for her just a few years after the riots. as for his death, when i asked if she was suspicious -- >> i don't know. i haven't heard all the reports. i can't say. so i would want to think the best. >> reporter: through it all, she says their family will come together, rely on their faith and keep rodney's memory alive. we're human. >> rodney king leaves behind three daughters and two grandchildren.

the search is on for a man suspected in several gas station robberies. police say the man in these photos took cigarettes and lottery tickets on two separate occasions. and he reportedly stole the same items from the shell on mountain road. anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers. maryland lawmakers meet to decide whether changes should be made to a ruling targeting pit bulls. we are live with more on that hearing. >> reporter: lawmakers on a pit bull task force heard from owners as well as victims. they are trying to decide whether to take action to undue the ruling that deemed all pit bulls inherently dangerous. it makes landlords and other people liable for injury by a pit bull on their property. those who oppose fear they'll be abandoned and people will be

forced to relocate. >> thank you. wjz was at the meeting. more on the arguments coming up live at 5:00 and 6:00. a bear attacks a woman outside her home in new hampshire. and now once it's caught, it may have to be killed. >> reporter: a bear trap has been set up. the new hampshire woman says she was attacked on her front porch. if caught, fish and game plan to euthanize the bear. >> her dog was out, the bear was outside the house. she was trying to save the dog. and you know, she got tangled up with it. >> it came up on the porch. and there was blood on the porch. >> reporter: the neighbor says she was caught badly in the arm by the bear. >> somehow the dog got away out from between her and the bear. and that's when it took a swipe at her. >> reporter: they say they'll keep the trap and hope to catch the bear. but after two days, they plan to remove it. >> if that bear is caught, it

will be killed. it has become obviously a problem. >> what they should do is try to find the right bear and track it and make sure it's not an aggressive bear. >> reporter: many have been spotted in the area. this particular one was with her two cubs most likely looking for food. >> stop feeding bears. pull your bird feeders in. people think it's cute to see them. you're causing hem to lose their fear. >> now if that particular bear is captured, they'll exam to confirm it is the same one. it's warmer today than yesterday, but looks like we're in for a big change. take a live look outside right now. summer is getting ready to officially arrival. weather and traffic together. we have the updated numbers. >> well the last 10 days have

been so lessen, really comfort conditions, low humidity. but we have a big change headed our way. today the warmest day in a while, 86,000. that's about two degrees above normal. 72 the cool spot in ocean city. and oakland warmed up to 88. now 16 degrees warmer than yesterday. we are 17 degrees warmer because yesterday only around 70 degrees and because of the heat coming tomorrow and probably on thursday as well, they'll issue beginning at noon until 8:00 tomorrow afternoon a heat advisory for much of central maryland. and across the region, they have issued a heat advisory, excessive heat warping. temperatures in the mid- to upper 90s. but it will feel like 100 degrees or higher. so please take it easy. haven't seen these temperatures for quite some time. >> thank you. let's check on the roads right now.

hello. >> hi everyone. well, we do have a couple of problem spots on northbound 95. the first problem we have is a vehicle fir that's between white marsh boulevard and mountain road. and we have those delays that still stretch from 95 split approaching white marsh boulevard. as far as the north side, stop and go from the expressway around the valley. the west side inner loop, that delay increased. looking at 20 minutes from baltimore national pike to security boulevard. and the outer loop slow in that direction. average speed about 35 miles per hour. as far as accidents go, two in the white marsh area. franklin square drive and campbell boulevard at town center drive. and one in the city, liberty heights avenue. let's take a live look. things are definitely slowing down a bit there on the beltway at security boulevard. they appear to still be moving and we have traffic building as well on the harrisburg

expressway. this traffic report is brought to you by the firm. visit them online for your free consultation. back to you. >> thank you. speaking of traffic, imagine if cows got in your way. that's what happened on this highway in illinois. run away cow shut down part of the interstate for hours yesterday. five of the 56 cattle onboard escaped after an accident. the cows crossed the highway and ran through the grass before they were corralled. >> gosh. free tom. straight -- freedom. straight ahead, scandalous sneakers. this mini darth vader uses the force for good. how the boy makes an amazing recovery. and we're in for a big warm- up. updating temperatures coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a string of suicide bombings spark more violence. muslim car bombers attack three christian churches. an angry mob than trug muslims from cars and beating them. at least 30 people were reportedly killed. a group of extremist may be responsible for setting a mosque on fire. neighbors say they saw a group of israeli settlers break in. the attack comes as authorities prepare to move settlers to outposts. a toss up in egypt where no clear cut winner has been decided yet in the presidential election. more on what the candidates are saying. >> reporter: a campaign spokesman for hosni mubarak's exprime minister says that the general is the next president of egypt.

he is reportedly beat out by his rival by half a million votes. but the muslim brotherhood is fearing fun area a confrontation. they claim its candidate is the real winner. the claims could open a new chapter of unrest in egypt after hosni mubarak was ousted from power and that was just 16 months ago. >> thank you. the official results will be announced thursday. police are investigating a strange incident that happened at a wal-mart in kentucky. a customer got stuck to a toilet seat covered in super glue. she was stuck for nearly an hour. they believe able to get her to the hospital. police are now trying to determine who is responsible for the crime. a lot of controversies surrounding a pair of shoes. and some say the sneakers are sending the wrong message. >> reporter: harsh crittism unfolds right after they

unvailed this new sneaker. young and old share their thoughts when we showed them the picture. >> it looks offensive. like maybe you're a bad individual and you have to be shackled. >> would you wear these? >> i wouldn't. >> like if you were in jail. >> reporter: the shoes come with the set of what appears to be plastic shackles. the playful tag line was about locking your kicks to your ankle. many felt it evoked slave images. >> it looked like somehow or another we were able to promote to young people that they should want to be prisoners. >> reporter: the designers known for work has made no comment after defending its shoe earlier today, they later decided to no longer produce the shoe which was set for august. the maker released this statement, the design is nothing more than the designer's outrageous and unique take on fashion. and has nothing to do with

slavery. we apologize if people are offended by the design and we are withdrawing our plans to make them available in the marketplace. >> and that designer responded earlier today saying his work has always been inspired by cartoons, toys and his childhood. the dog pound is making a come back. the comedian is hosting a new talk show. hall recently won the latest season of celebrity apprentice. but he is best known for hosting his show that ran from 1989 to 1994. his new show will debut in the fall of 2013. the force is strong with this mini darth vader. he was born with a heart defect. he says he is feeling great and he is excited to have a milk shake as soon as he gets back.

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a live look outside right now. great weather. great weather. >> so long sailors. >> yes, it was just such a great run of weather and activities. but i think baltimore is like this. it was terrific. it is going to get a lot hotter over the next couple of days. but if you're on the water, that's the place to be. it's going to be cooler anywhere near the ocean and the bay. take a look at temperatures. we are standing at 86. about two degrees above normal or average for this time of year. not so bad. but the dew point is high, it's 68 degrees. humidity 55%. no wind currently. 30.10 the pressure. it will be holding steady. hot spot now just came in at

90. 79 oakland. 87 washington, d.c. mentally cool, in fact, headed down to the ocean, that would be another good place because the ocean breeze will cool you off. 74 right now. even close to the bay, temperatures only in the upper 70s. and away from the water, eight, nine degrees warmer. but tomorrow's temperatures probably about eight or nine breeze warmer than right now. we have little wind here. it's been a general southerly wind. tomorrow more of a west, southwest wind and high temperatures developing to the west that will be us w us. and because of that, tomorrow from noon to 8:00, this entire region through central maryland, baltimore, all west of the bay, under a heat advisory. now to the northeast, philadelphia region, maybe a little hotter because of the urban area up there. they are under an excessive

heat warning. temperatures will feel more like 100 to 105 up there. tomorrow around baltimore, it will feel like upper 90s to around 100 degrees. looks like showers are going to hold off until this front approaches and that's going to be on friday and friday night. in the meantime, hot and humid. it will turn somewhat cooler and drier over the weekend. but we have to deal with the excessive temperatures compared to what we have seen. and sticky and uncomfortable. downtown baltimore and washington, d.c. probably won't get much below 80 tomorrow night and thursday night. to the north, some showers and storms. that warm front pushing through the region. up to the north, showers and storms in michigan with strong winds. that's the dividing line between cooler air and the heat that's developing to the south and west. the temperatures right now, detroit and chicago, mid-90s.

denver 93. phoenix normal, 106 for them. but to the north, 65 and 59. so that cooler air is clashing with the real heat. that's where they had the big storms there. 92 dallas today. heat and humidity will continue to flow into the region. bay temperature around 74. so anywhere on the water is great. tonight, down into 70s. under clear to partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, low to mid-90s. downtown at 96. the airport 95, 95, 96. and that's about 10 degrees higher than average. and it will be humid too. so it will feel like 1 00 degrees. >> here we go. >> thank you. still to come tonight. >> the sailors sail right out of t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,