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it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> small town rocked. a shooter outside of the carroll county restaurant. >> had to be a powerful weapon to do that. >> one man is dead and one is behind bars. hello, everybody. i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. people are talking about tonight. >> carroll county stunned by the second murder in weeks. customers were looking on. wjz meghan mccorkell has new developments in the investigation. >> reporter: state police say the shooter is in custody. accused of opening fire in a crowd of a dozen people outside of a popular lounge.

a typical friday night and customers go in and out of the harvest inn family restaurant. friday morning, a crime scene. >> we never have anything like this happen. >> reporter: just after midnight, police say jacob opened fire killing 36-year-old gary and injuring gary hale. one bullet went through the next door. >> went through the house. >> reporter: he was driving by when the bullets started flying. >> came back later and saw a body covered up. it was ridiculous. >> reporter: witnesses say they don't know why he pulled out a gun. >> there was no kind of scuffles here. there was no confrontation between him and the person shot. >> reporter: even more worry as many, this is the second murder in eldersburg in two weeks.

a man was stabbed behind the martin grocery store and an arrest was also made in that case. >> it has one of the lowest crime rates of any county in the state. >> it's kind of nerve wracking. >> reporter: violence is seldom seen. he fled the scene after the shooting but police were able to contact him and convince him to turn himself in. reporting live, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. thank you very much, meghan. he's been charged with first and second-degree murder and attempt of murder. fires trapping more than a dozen people inside an apartment complex. firefighters quickly rescue people in the building but tonight, dozens are still homeless. the video captured a towering fire in delaware. firefighters -- just eight hours later, the same house

catches fire again. firefighters believe the ocean breeze kindled the flames. the house is a total loss. fire department protection, some have been criticizing their bosses on twitter. the fire chief wants to rewrite the rules about social media. >> reporter: the latest heated battle in baltimore city's fire department is over twitter and what firefighters can and can't post on social media. it comes after fiery criticism with the mayor chief online and closing. "there's no medics but you can call the video phone." the department said the new guidelines are not to repress free speech but to make sure intelligence is not divulged and only given in emergencies. >> concise guidelines and boundaries and members can

communicate, but it must be done orderly. >> reporter: but still, the firefighters' union is troubled enough. they are meeting with lawyers and the fire department next week. >> that's our only concern, to make sure the members are covered legally. >> reporter: but the criticism won't vanish. some say they'll go underground and go anonymously. the supreme court ruled that they can face punishment in limited situations for what they say on social media, but maryland's general assembly said you don't have to share your user names and pass words with your employers. >> it's like tapping into a phone with personal messages. >> reporter: like the fire department, baltimore city police are also working on a policy. there's no problems behind the

push. wjz eyewitness news. >> there's no plans to put the policies into effect. the 2010 robo-call scandal released. asked to visit his dying mother from behavior. the jury found the former consultant guilty for the robo- call tag line but he was acquitted of more serious charges including election fraud and sentenced to 60 days in jail sparking outrage in raleigh, demanding his release if alive, would joe paterno face charges? the university's sexual abuse allegation against jerry sandusky. paterno broke the law according to police. the problem of bullying has

claimed children's lives across the country and here in maryland. tonight, star ravens player ray rice helps to stop more tragedies. wjz is live. monique griego is explaning why it's personal to ray monique? >> reporter: the cause that a teen has committed suicide. the family was there as he sent his message. constant harassment on social media sites drove grace to take her own life. >> upset by what happened to grace, the howard county teen's sister reached out to the favorite football player. >> you can feel the family's pain and in that situation; i felt that and it felt like they needed a voice out there. >> reporter: he's now working to spread an antibullying

message. several thousand kids and parents. >> some of the kids look at me as a role model and if there's one or two kids in a crowd, you know, i impacted their lives. it's the first step in a process because it's something new we deal with as a society. >> reporter: get people to open up and talk about bullying and bring to light how widespread the problem is. >> it's a bigger problem than they used to be. a lot of kids at my school get hurt. >> reporter: they have a celebrity to show it's okay. they hope the story encourages adults to do their part to keep another child from dying. >> take it seriously. don't expect them to ignore it and that it will go away. >> reporter: and there's still an ongoing criminal investigation into grace's death. reporting live from federal

hill, monique griego, wjz eyewitness news. >> ray rice plans to hold more events like this in the future. hand, foot and mouth disease have cropped up. doctors express urgent care center has seen three cases of the disease. it usually affects kids under 5 that causes painful sores and fever, skin rash. there's no vaccine or nerve treatment. the new law, it's illegal to text while driving. alex demetrick reports on whether police are really starting to enforce it. >> reporter: it's day one for the new patrol. half a dozen unmarked units, trying to find someone texting on their cell phone. it's something a lot of us do and probably all of us have seen. >> it's kids, teens, adults, everybody does it. it's unfortunate. >> there's one right there. find a good safe place to stop

them. >> reporter: it's an effort to crack down on the driving but especially texting behind the wheel. it's a primary offense in maryland. >> you cannot at all when physically driving. they're taking their eyes off the roads for long periods of time. >> reporter: it's not like running a radar for speeders. >> i look down into the vehicle while they stop and wait to turn. >> it doesn't take much looking. it turned out to be a long light. >> still doing it. >> reporter: the fine is $80 plus one point on your record. the focus with police today. >> it's on the driver and the record on what they did. >> reporter: one stop at a time. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness

news. >> and this crackdown on texting while driving is becoming a statewide enforcement. this county will be a focus for the next four months. this olympic team gets a visit from the fashion police. why these uniforms have members of congress in an uproar. what's next is right out of an action movie. >> why do you smile so much? >> i'm mary bubala with a remarkable story of smiles rather than sadness as a maryland girl struggles with a rare disease. that story next on eyewitness news. >> i'm bernadette woods in for bob turk. another round of heat is moving in today. we'll have that coming up in the first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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and donut today. >> cloudy, 79 degrees in central maryland. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. powerful thunderstorm in seattle not only brings rain but dangerous lightning. this video shows some of the 600 strikes recorded in just one hour over puget sound. the lightning is suspected of starting a number of house fires. the storm calls for power outages. a traffic camera in new jersey captures the dangers of running a red light. the car goes through the red light and gets hit in the

intersection, goes airborne and lands in the other lane. minor injuries and estimates traveling at least 60 miles an hour. ralph lauren is responding to the controversy over the olympic uniform. several members of congress were outraged to learn the apparel was made in china. one respective calls the decision dumb and self- defeating. ralph lauren said the team uniforms will be made in the usa. as for the upcoming summer games in london, it's too late for changes there. the 530 american athletes will wear the uniforms made in china on july 27. an attorney for the family said the housekeeper discovered the body in california. so far, police have not released any details. sage is the oldest and starred in two movies and starred in

rocky v. super star beyonce, what makes her special is fighting. how you can help her. >> whenever i see you, you're smiling. why do you smile so much? 12-year-old hannah has the most infectious giggle which is truly amazing knowing so much of her live has been lived in pain. hannah was born with the osteogenesa. it's a megastar in the world of music. ♪ happy birthday hannah >> beyonce spends time with her after concerts. >> hannah loves to go to

concerts but soon she'll be going for special treatment. hannah's mom just sold her van to pay for the trip. >> she's had now well over 110 bone fractures. just the same three in may, early may when she was hospitalized and now we're on the course of going to montreal to see what can be done because it's increased. >> i love it. clearly pink is your favorite color. >> reporter: hannah uses a motorized chair and her mom is raising money online to raise a new van that's compatible with it. it costs a lot. more than $60,000. but it would allow hannah to spread her joy and guess where she'd go first? go to the mall? would you like that? >> yeah. >> why? >> so i can shop. >> if you'd like to learn more about hannah or help in any

way, head to our web site at wjz.com for a link. back to you. >> the disease affects about one in every 20,000 americans. there was a wonderful reunion. it included bernadette. she went to visit at johns hopkins. 600 tiny babies a year. this is the 100th anniversary of the johns hopkins children's center. >> they all look great, don't they? >> yeah. it's a wonderful gathering. the kids come back, so we look forward to many years with them. really nice afternoon. weatherwise, it was a beautiful day for the temperatures, but a couple of showers came in. we have the first warning doppler radar. we have rain from the west and we see general tracks in

western part of the state and up into pennsylvania but you see the overall track is slowly edging off to the east, so haigerstown, more to the east overnight. for most of us, more clouds than rain that we've dealt with in the afternoon and evening hours and as far as the winds go, it's pretty light also. we're probably going to see patchy fog overnight and the temperatures not really moving much. we82 degrees still in d.c. we managed a high of 90 degrees this afternoon. close to the average is 88. we go close to the average tomorrow, but the warm front is coming and once that clears, the temperatures climb through next week. here's the storm coming from the south and moisture connected by different fronts in here. the main one that's going to affect us is a warm front and until it clears us with these

scattered showers overnight, the thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon hours. now, this is not all day, but there is a chance on and off throughout the day and then sunday, the cold front part is going to swing by to our north and when that happens, again, the chance for thunderstorms around here and mainly through the afternoon hours. what it's going to do is change the temperatures. it's going to usher in the heat that will build up in the middle of the country. we'll have those numbers in a moment. southwest winds at 5 knots. very light winds tonight and tomorrow. we see fog tomorrow. otherwise, a couple of showers out there and maybe a thunderstorm. this is mother or father a shower for the overnight hours and a chance for thunderstorms up to 87 degrees. just into the 90s on sunday and then monday, 94. we're back up in the upper 90s.

denise and vick? >> thank you, bernadette. check with meteorologist tim williams tomorrow morning on eyewitness news and they'll have the updated first warning weather forecast. action with the orioles. back in the swing of things. is it enough to beat the tige,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. >> well, not to be discouraged. mark is here with the sports report. >> talking to the team before the game, back from an all-star breaking feeling like they're in this thing and they are. there was the game they had to play. yeah, back from the all-star break, certainly optimistic and refreshed. hoping to get the hitters back in gear. nick markakis is back in gear. but then bite s the bird again. forces hamels to leave the

game. he's got an exam. either way, that's bad news for the detroit tigers. serves up a home run. the slugger cabrera off the secondary wall. 451 feet away. one of the longest homers in history. the orioles hitters with the same story. consecutive shutouts. two runs on six hits and could be more for the o's but detroit played defense. leads up and takes away a home run. the o's start the second half of the season with a disappointing 7-2 defeat for the tigers. three games against the tigers. you can see the series finale on sunday. that's here on wjz first sunday at 1:30. the o's officially welcome their future, their top draft

pick kevin gosman. he reach ed the contract agreement. he was the fourth in the june draft. he gets an exciting bonus of $4 million. earlier in the show, we saw ravens runningback ray race helping the teenagers. he addressed the uncertain contract status. without his deal, he skipped all of the team's off-season. the negotiations continue on a multiyear contract and the deadline for that to get done is monday afternoon. >> i'm always optimistic. you know, i'm always, you know, god me put me in a position to be there. i never play for the.

>> drew brees, $100 million. six years. that's the biggest guarantee ever for an nfl contract to pass, six years, no quarterback has been better into a super bowl and literally paid off. >> wow. >> guaranteed, six years even if he gets injured. wow. thanks, mark. stunts. why people are hanging upside ,,

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the world championship. trying to score a goal and the biggest winner. >> well, also in the category of whacky people, people on the coast of north carolina are probably looking for a super hero to save the day when they saw this. a dozen people dangling high above the river. don't worry. it's a stunt for the upcoming iron man 3 movie. the cast and crew have been hanging around in the cape area. iron man is scheduled to be released next week. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,

>> letterman is next with mark