(elevator bell dings) and some scientists think the t. rex could run up to 45 miles an hour. that's apex predator. you know what that means? yes. that means they're top of the food chain. they eat everything. so? so... t. rex beats triceratops. i win. you went home last night and googled dinosaurs, didn't you? yeah, i did. you have no life. i win. i owe her from yesterday. she's on her way to the airport. oh. yeah, for that white hat thing. i thought there wasn't money. lisbon fixed it. oh. would have been nice to say good-bye. yeah, well, cowards don't get to say good-bye when they want. cow--wow. where'd that come from? you calling me a coward? yep. how so?

(exhales) how long have you been pretending you're not in love with van pelt? who says i'm in love with van pelt? i was once, a long time ago, but not anymore. we're just... we're just... good friends. you're a coward and terrible liar. uh... (chuckles) says you. "coward." what does he know about relationships? yeah, well, you date pregnant hookers and your-- your dinosaur eats grass! (patrick) tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock... morning. good morning. we're gonna be short-staffed for a while. van pelt's off to l.a. thank you. adult education's a beautiful thing. uh, speaking of which, uh... i've upset the ecosystem of the poker game. i think you've been spending too much time at the museum. "upset the ecosystem"? bertram's now a better poker player because of me. the ecosystem has changed. you need to adapt or die. who says i need the help?

don't try to razzle-dazzle me. money talks. (shuffles cards) what do we use for stakes? you can't play poker without stakes. oh, i have that covered. herbivores are worth 1 carnivores are worth 5. okay. deal. what do you got? (clears throat) all in. you're bluffing. i call. really? okay, are you cheating? no. wh-- i'm gonna smoke you. stay tuned for sce

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is wjz, maryland's news station. campus murder. a college student fatally stabbed. >> it is crazy. he will not see his baby. >> his pregnant girlfriend and eyewitness tell us about the crime. >> reporter: good evening. thank you for joining us. sadness and disbelief on the eastern shore tonight. a promising college student killed right in front of his friends and his own brother. wjz is live with the emotional reaction. >> reporter: as you can imagine the victim's family and friends are devastated as are many on that eastern shore campus that has been rocked by this murder during their homecoming weekend. >> just like that, he is tkpw- p. >> reporter: r hoda grieves over her boyfriend. >> that is all i care about is the baby -- that he created.

i have to tell the baby that your father is gone because of careless behavior, nonsense. >> reporter: it happened 9:30 saturday night as his kous and i know younger brother came to visit him at school during this homecoming weekend. >> he died in my arms. >> reporter: they drove across campus to get food. they encountered three other young men in the street. >> i tried to tell them get out of the middle of the street. after they start like -- they start talking and all of this other stuff ask my brother like when he seen danger he put himself -- he made sure we were safe, you know what i am saying. he went out. >> reporter: st. clair was stabbed in the chest. the police now looking for the killers. >> investigators do not believe it was a random act. >> reporter: st. clair recorded music and his popularity on the eastern shore made him a target for jealousy. his girlfriend said though he

liked to party he was a brilliant mind with a 3.8gpa who planned to become a doctor one day. now his family wants justice as they prepare for a future without him. >> he left his baby girl who will grow up and know how great his father was. >> reporter: the police have not said anything about a motive and for now they do not have much of a description of the suspects to go on, either. although they are 3 young african-american males in their late teens or early 20s. >> not a lot of details right now, derek, thank you. anyone with information on the murder is urged to call maryland state police at the princess anne bearics. you can remain anonymous when you make that call. in the wake of that murder another university of maryland student was remembered today. more than 100 people attended a memorial for college park student steven rain. the police say he was killed by his off campus roommate on tuesday. prince gorge's county police say a graduate student, green, set fires in the basement and

backyard of the home to draw his roommates out in the open and then he shot them. rain died in the front yard, another housemate was able to escape. green died from a self- inflected gunshot wound. he was from baltimore county. olympian oscar pistorus career is on hold. -- pistorius career is on hold. he is charged with murdering his girlfriend. >> reporter: south african runner oscar pistorius is leaving the track behind. he canceled all future races to focus on fighting murder charges. the police arrested the double amputee track star on thursday. prosecutors say the 26-year-old shot his girlfriend, model reeva steenkamp. he is charged with premeditated murder. but he claimed he thought he

was shooting an intruder. >> tragedy unfolded. we can only give oscar our support at this point in time. >> reporter: now, new details are coming out about what happened inside of the house. cbs news has learned that the police believe she slept in the same bed as pistorius and was in her nightgown when she was shot in the bathroom and then she locked herself in the bathroom where she was shot in the head, hand and arm. the police took a gun from the home and found a bloody bat. it is unclear if that was used as a weapon. the runner's family visited him at a police station over the week skpebd say they are standing by him. >> we have -- weekend and they say they are standing by him. >> we have had support on a global scale. >> reporter: locals prayed for both of them at church service. >> show the love of god in the situation. >> reporter: lawyers for the runner are preparing for the next court date later this

week. back to you. >> now, steenkamp's funeral is on tuesday. all operations halted on tuesday after a shooting left the trainee critically injured. the police plan to include trainings but firearms training is on hold. investigation into the shooting is underway and six officers have been suspended. two men, include ago baltimore city firefighter, are accused tonight of running a prostitution ring. the illegal business involved a minor. >> 30-year-old swreupl ons, a baltimore firefighter and 33- year-old franklin coit face federal charges. accused of running a prostitution ring. they say the business used underaged woman. >> if you run a prostitution business, if you have somebody under 18 involve inside that

business you face a mandatory minimum 10 years in federal prison. the u.s. attorney says the men faced their prostitution ring out of this former warehouse. and it is a crime simmons faced before. back in 2010, baltimore county detectives responded to a prostitution ad posted by simmons. he received a 1-year probation and a fine. but he kept his job. now, his office is aggressively pursuing sex trafficking crimes, especially those involving teens and children. >> in a case in which the under age teen appears to be a prostitute or advertised as one, those cases are going to receive the highest priority of attention from the federal government. >> reporter: according to court do you means, simmons posted a $50,000 bond and was released. >> as of tonight he is

suspended from the fire department without pay pending an investigation. a standoff comes to an end. a 38-year-old suspect surrenders but not before stabbing a teenager. the standoff lasted 2-1/2 hours at a home in hagerstown. charged with attempted murder. the police say they saw a woman running from the home with a knife sticking out of her chest. the victim does have serious injuries. meanwhile, in baltimore, three men are behind bars in a string of robberies, charged with 24 convenient store robberies in baltimore city and county. the robbers targeted 7-eleven, royal farms and stores from late december through early february. in all of the cases one suspect drove and the other one stayed in the car while the others robbed the store. inspirational stories at today's black history oratory contest. for years we have been a sponsor and now this year we get to showcase more talented

students. >> everyone is relaxed and feels good. >> reporter: part of the show kai jackson introduced the students. >> i am going to try to study mandarin chinese and for my career i want to go into engineering. >> reporter: the new town senior wowed the crowd and plans to be a pediatrician. >> it is very hard for me. i am not really good with talking in front of people. but i guess it is encouragement for me to get better in speaking in public. >> reporter: this year's winner. >> he grew up in a rough part of detroit and struggled to maintain good grades. >> reporter: campbell, poised on stage for just 14 years old. >> no matter where i go in life it is the stuff that you learn

on the way there that is going to have the most impact. >> just 14, amazing. on behalf of wjz we want to thank all of the sponsors who made it possible. well, the pope addresses tens of thousands at his weekly blessing. one of the holy father's final public appearances before he resigns later this month. the 85-year-old appeared from a window for the blessing. he asked for prayers for himself and for the next pope. prayers from -- cardinals from around the world are starting to gather for conclave to elect his successor. stay with us. we have more to come on eyewitness news tonight. iraq in turmoil. a shopping district bombed. dozens dead. what is behind the latest violence. also, a discovery, the police find more than a human skull. why they immediately he

suspected a murder -- immediately suspected a murder. a toddler is slapped by another passenger. the outrageous accusations against the business executive tonight. record traffic i will have more on the numbers, coming up. the cold air that settle inside this week send is going to carry over into the new workweek. we will have your complete forecast coming up

it is cold and windy out there? 24 degrees. chilly first winning forecast. car bombs leave hundreds dead and more wounded. 37 people were killed by bombs that tore through shopping areas all within minutes of each other. the explosions targeted outdoor markets. it is the third time this month that a tax claim more than 20 lives in a single day. talk about signs, they found a human skull in the woods with a lot of evidence. they found it under an interstate bridge. at a closer look the skull has a huge hole right through the forehead. pretty clear it came from a bullet. the police responded to the scene and they found several more bones. the remains have been sent to

the corpors -- coroners office. a toddler's mother claims the man sitting next to her was drinking alcohol and complaining about her son. the mother tried to avoid him by holding the toddler and standing near the bathrooms but then she says when they sat back down the man called her son the "n" word. >> he said it again but even more hateful and he office my face, i pushed him away. >> reporter: the mother said she started to cream and it drew concern. that is when the businessman slapped her son in the face. get this. an fbi agent happened to be on the plane and that man is now facing a federal assault charge and his name has been publicized all over the country. a sad day for the music

world. mindy mccredy passed away. the coroner has not released the information but it is believed the singer ended her own life. she had a history of failed attempts. also in celebrity news, crowds overrun a houston shopping mall. they were looking for stars. the shoppers say they saw tweets and instagrams pictures of singers and basketball players at the mall during the nba all-star weekend. so, they all went to the mall. looking for neo, bryant but these folks were disappointed. a fire marshall had to shutdown the mall and fans who did get inside say that the stars were blocked by heavy security. >> speaking of crowds, the regents busiest airport hit another milestone. baltimore's own marshall airport is reporting record passenger and shipping numbers for 2012. it seems biz tecertain he has been. tim williams explains why.

ticket sales taking off at the airport means more passengers are boarding than ever before. >> the airport that my wife and i pretty much always fly in and out of. >> nicholas travels to see family in new york. convenient is a major factor. sweet deals and prices are the reason that this airport gets their business. >> prices are good we can get 1- way round trip, nonstop. >> reporter: what is nonstop, markals ongoing success. >> we just finished the busiest year ever. over 22.7 million passengers. just fantastic growth. >> it is the third straight year for record traffic at the airport. 2012 saw an increase in traffic by 1.3% in the year before. the largest carrier combined with air trapbd to combine with 21% for the travelers. >> right now in the history of the airport we moved half a billion people. >> with more traffic comes more cargo. part of the record numbers is

more shipping to more destinations. >> cargo is up over last year. as aination as a whole it was flat. >> reporter: international service saw the biggest gain. and for one reason -- >> the biggest calling card here is that it is easy come, easy go airport. >> projections show 20then will be another year for soring numbers: >> airport managers anticipate 2013 will be another big year. well, baltimore leaders nominate activists, harper, to replace hate hairisson. harper is vying to represent the 45th district and finish the rest of the term. harrisson was the longest serving term. it will go through a commity and forwarded with the governor for a former appointment. penn state students dance for nearly 2 days straight all

for charity. they busted out moves for 46 hours. it is called fun 2013 to raise more than 12 million towards the fight against childhood cancer. the event made more than $100 million in donations since 1977. do they actually do hain the stadium there bernadette? >> all night long and all day. >> they do. two straight days. >> when i started it was in the white building. awhile ago. a smaller event. iten its to grow every year. it is student-run. $100 million. >> $12 million. >> i was not lucky enough to have done that. >> i can see you for dancing for hours. >> i would love to. >> an amazing event. for the kids to come in to benefit from it. they showcased during it, too and for a great cause. >> you want to keep moving in you are out there tonight. the winds are cold tonight. >> cold. cold. >> it was a cold day.

a cold night. >> have an extra blanket tonight. >> yes. making their way across the state today. this is what it looked like. scattered about, coming in on the gusty northwest winds. everything died down now. the skies are pretty much cheer. that trend will continue through tonight. the winds, going to remain up. sustained winds. gusts over 30 miles an hour. it will continue tonight. look at it and 24 is where we sit right now in baltimore. 10 degrees in oakland. factor it in. minus 4 in oakland right now. for baltimore, feels hike then degrees, most of the area feels like it is in the teens. actual air temperatures drop to the teens overnight. we are going to see we managed a high of 2. 13 degrees below average this time of the year. that is a cold day. we started out in the 20s, back down to 24 degrees. tomorrow, below average before we get a push of warm air coming our way on tuesday. but, it is coming with the storm system here. mainly in the form of rain. we will get into more of that

in a moment. first up, here, over in the northeastern part of the country. deeper colors are returning. but, here is the warmer air coming in. the clouds are coming in late tomorrow. tomorrow, sunshine out there. not going to warm us up out there much. in the 30s for the highs. windiest today. still breezy. then, clouds coming in. the storm could arrive late, late hours tomorrow into the early morning hours of tuesday as an icy mix. it will be a rain event. going into the 40s. closer to 50 degrees, actually. >> back down below average. not as extreme as today. on the waters with this going on. gale warnings going on. they will be dropped and still breezy tomorrow. with advisories out with going down to 18 degrees. the windchill, single digits. tomorrow, 38 for the high. still a chill he day out there.

not quite as cold as today. back up to 49 on tuesday with the rain coming in. maybe starting as a mix around here. wednesday, back down to 39. sunshine returning, watching for another storm on friday. adam? >> i turned on that electric happy valentine's day. i never knew he liked me. we'd have to keep it quiet. or we could just tell h.r. happy valentine's day. it would never work. try the new brownie batter donut. get any six donuts for $3.99. america runs on dunkin'.

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basketball team, took out virginia. playing the pink game, in honor of their coach who passed away from breast cancer. helping her, her teammate katie, going deep from the corner. here is team work the terps executed a burst. they secure their 21st victory against four losses, maryland trailing duke in the acc race even though they are 12-2. they win big today. high school ball, mount saint joe taking on saint francis and nick miles today. we are talking the conference class a championship. there is the mount saint joe crew. and here is kyle dorin. 47-28. saint francis, sadler, for the panthers with a team high, 24 points today. play of the night, though, courtesy twain morgan. watch this shot coming up. 6'8 and uses every ink of it to stuff it in the rim. much to the delight of -- inch

of it to stuff it in the rim. much of the delight of the coach. now, that is the third time they have beaten mount saint joe this season. all right, baseball now. among those relief pitchers featured on tonight's masn, 28- year-old pedro who went 7-3. pedro poised served as the bird's set up man out of the bullpen. he is working hard towards getting better control and improved production. >> nobody said that we were playing october and that was proof. and, it is in the past. it -- we are now in 2013. >> well, pedro went 7-3 and he will have his cap to the side

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