more arrests in the bombing -- boston pair thon bombings. >> who is in custody, and the charges they're facing. >> hi. i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> three additional suspects are now in custody, in connection with the bombings at the boston marathon. it is believed the three college friends wanted to keep dzokhar tsarnaev from getting into trouble. wjz is live. vinita nair has the very latest on these suspects from new york and the court appearance that just ended. >> reporter: three men have been charged by the justice department today, in connection with the boston marathon bombing. they attended the university of massachusetts dartmouth, with the suspect and allegedly destroyed evidence, when they realized dzokhar tsarnaev may have been involved. >> reporter: the associated press reports that two of the three suspects arrested today

appear in this photo, along with marathon bombing suspect, dzokhar tsarnaev. the two are accused of obstructing justice, by destroying a laptop and backpack, containing fireworks. those items belong to tsarnaev. the two have been held in county jail for more than a week, on allegations they violated their student advica while attending -- visa, while attending university of dartmouth. one is charged with making false statements to investigators. all three are due to appear in federal court in boston today. the tsarnaev brothers are accused of killing three people, and injuring more than 260 others, with bombs placed near the finish line of the boston marathon. police caught up with the brothers three days later, after releasing surveillance video and photos of them at the bombings. they allegedly killed an m.i.t. campus officer in his car before one brother was killed in a shootout with police.

the younger brother was taken into custody, after he was found hiding in a boat. investigators are trying to determine if the brothers acted alone or had extremists influencing them. >> reporter: now, if convicted, the three suspects face fines of $250,000 each, and multiyear jail sentences. live from new york, vinita nair. back to you. >> dozens of people lost arms and legs in the double explosions. a local company is now offering orthotics and prosthetics to victims at no charge if their insurance doesn't coverault or some of the -- cover all or some of the costs. they will provide knee, foot and other parts needed to enhance the use of basic prosthetics. some components will help the amputees to run again. three people are recovering tonight, after they hit -- are hit by a pickup truck, while waiting to get on a bus. vic is in the newsroom with the

story for us tonight. vic? >> reporter: the accident on the corner of north avenue and parkton avenue. investigators say three men were waiting for the bus, just after 7:00, when a pickup truck jumped the curb, somehow hitting the three men. the men were taken to the hospital, but all were in stable condition. two of the men who were hit were in their 60s. and the third man was 34 years old. mary, back to you. >> okay, vic. thank you. at this point, we've heard nothing about the charges for the driver of the pickup. new at 4:00, mayor stephanie rawlings-blake wants to speak to the governor about the corruption scandal at the baltimore city detention center. investigator mike hellgren is following the latest developments. >> reporter: officers who spent years in maryland's correctional system called for more staffing in the wake of a scandal, involving the baltimore city detention center, where federal prosecutors say inmate tavon white ran the black guerrilla family gang, and impregnated four officers, corrupting them to smuggle drugs and run a

criminal empire, and using illisis cell phones -- ilisit cell phones to connect with the outside world. >> don't have the eyes to observe inmate behavior, you're going to see things like this happen. >> reporter: yesterday, in his first comments on the indictment, the governor expressed confidence in his top leadership and said he was given no timetable on the investigation. >> i have a federal investigation, involving this many partners and going after a network like this, is not like, you know, getting a cheeseburger at the mcdonald's drive-through window. these things do take time. >> reporter: the mayor said she wanted to speak to the governor over the phone expressing her concerns. we'll have more coming up at 5:00. reporting from the city detention center, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> the governor told the secretary of public safety, not to let up on efforts to root out corruption at a state board of public works meeting today. a harford county sheriff's deputy is arrested and charged

with reckless endangerment. 37-year-old deputy first class christopher bailiss allegedly discharged his gun at the scene of the accident in april in white hall. police say bailiss was off duty when he was hit from behind by a man driving a suv. the deputy said he confronted the driver, who sped away. bailiss pursued the suv. and that driver lost control. the driver is also facing charges, including resisting arrest. a vermont woman, severely maimed in a brutal attack, reveals her new face to the world. the 44-year-old underwent a complicated face transplant. and as teresa garcia reports for we'll, she's telling her story. >> reporter: carmen charlotte arn greeted cameras on the arms of one of the doctors who gave her a new face. 30 surgeons took part in the 15- hour transplant operation in february. >> we have the power and the

ability to overcome anything that happens to us. >> reporter: the 44-year-old mother of two was severely disfigured in 2007 when her ex- husband doused her with industrial-strength lye at her home in vermont. >> i'm going to come over and hug you one more time. >> the daughter of the donor who gave charlottan her new face was at the news conference. miranda gave charlottan a hug and said she looked beautiful. rider says fate brought her and her mother together. >> i get to feel my mother's skin again, i get to see my mother's freckles. and through you, i get to see my mother live on. >> reporter: charlottan is legally blind and is waiting for feeling to return to the left side of her face. but she said the transplant relieved horrible neck pain that she suffered for six years. >> if what i have doesn't change, i'm good. i'm fine. >> reporter: charlottan said she is now in a better place

than she ever could have imagine said. >> i want others to-- imagined. >> i want others to know that they need not give up on healing themselves, when tragedy strikes. >> reporter: she says if you want to move forward, you have to forgive. teresa garcia, wjz eyewitness news. >> university of maryland medical center has successfully performed the most comprehensive face transplant surgery ever, on a virginia man who lost his lips, nose and upper jaw, in a shooting accident. well, the sun returns to the skies over maryland. here's a live look at a picture- perfect afternoon. just so nice out there. wjz has weather and traffic together. we'll talk to kristy in a second. but first, here's meteorologist tim williams with the first washing -- warning weather forecast. tim, i just took several deep breaths out out there today. >> you didn't get any pollen stuck in your throat? >> who cares? it wasn't raining on me. >> you are always looking on the positive side.

you are right. it is picture perfect. not a cloud in the sky. we had clouds earlier, they have since dissipated. right now, temperatures, albeit, just a little below average at 69 degrees. we're at 67, sitting at bwi marshall. 53 in ocean city. 63 out in oakland. and you saw 74, up there toward cumberland. we were just about 8 degrees warmer at this point in the day than we were at this time yesterday. we got up to a daytime high on your tuesday of 61 degrees. but now, we're, of course, just a little above that. and we expect that that will be one of the nicer days of the week, until we get to tomorrow. because we do have dry air moving on in. comfortable conditions right on into the weekend. we'll talk about how warm it will get and how long these conditions stick around. coming up in your complete first warning forecast. kai? >> check let's check on the -- let's check on the roads with kristy breslin. >> slow traffic along northbound 95. the first spot is from the fort mchenry tunnel. up past the beltway on that

northeast corner. slows down again, from 32 past 100. as far as the beltway itself, if you're traveling on the top side inner loop, that is just crawling along there, from reisterstown road to harford. average speed about 20 miles per hour. west side inner loop, same situation there. slow traffic from 295 past liberty. and as far as other accidents go, watch for them, reisterstown road, at hanover pike. two in glen burnie. crine highway. also crain highway at mayo road. we have a water main break that is affecting traffic in the towson area. it's dulaney valley road, at east seminary avenue. let's take a live look. as you can see, things report moving too badly there, on the beltway at 70. and we'll take another live look, much slower therey on the inner loop. this is brought to you by atlantic city. go to the place where no two days are ever the same. check out do atlantic city tonight. back over to you. >> okay, kristy. thank you. still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. an offer some can't refuse.

what a new york business owner is offering his employees who get inked with the company's logo. new details about an idaho man, charged with attempting to assassinate president obama. i'm alex demetrick. coming up, not your typical rescue call. that story as eyewitness news continues. the rain long gone. the sun is back. stick around for our updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,

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it is sunny and clear. sketch degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. two peeping ing toms in georgia are under arrest. accused of spying on women in a movie theater through this ceiling. police say the men got caught because movie theater ceiling couldn't hold their weight. the men were apparently crawling around when this ceiling gave way. and the men fell through.

the employee believes they landed in the stalls in the women's bathroom. the two men are now facing several charges. well, a wild and dangerous police chase is caught on camera in l.a. a suspect desperate to get away from police, slams into more than one vehicle. chase started around the campus of usc. the driver of the stolen van plows into cars, trucks, and even police cruisers. the suspect keeps going, until police flatten his tires. he decides to bail out of the vehicle. he starts running on foot, as we can see him through the streets, until wet concrete brings him down. that's when police come in and they arrest him. a new york company has the controversial idea to help sales. a 15% pay raise for any employee who gets a tattoo of the company's logo. emily smith has more. >> reporter: a tattoo can be a way to show off your personality. for rapid realty employees, it's a fast track to a 15% pay raise, if you get inked with

the company logo. there are no size or color restrictions. brit got hers behind the ear. >> it was a substantial amount of money difference. it was nice. >> reporter: stephanie berry got tattooed two weeks ago, along with a permanent pay raise, with every real estate transaction. >> i was like, why am i giving myself away when i can get more for the same amount of work? >> reporter: the credit doesn't go to anthony lolly. he said he got the idea from a local employee who wasn't doing it for money. >> he calls me up, says, anthony, i'm getting the logo on me. i show up at the shop and say, how can i repay you? >> robert did it. he is the 40th employee to do so. >> i think it's an opportunity to show commitment to a company that makes going to work fun every day. >> reporter: but what if leave

the job? >> my wife was concerned. but you i said, it's the best commitment i could think of. >> what would you do? >> it would have to be extraordinary. scar for life. >> okay. >> ready? wjz? >> hope it doesn't hurt. ow. since all of rapid realty agency works on a commission, they get more per deal. not a great deal on wall street. and less than encouraging job nobs drag the market down. s&p is off 15. and nasdaq is off 30. let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. the federal reserve is staying the course in the face

of a weak economy. after concluding its two-day policy meeting, the fed maintained its plan to keep interest rates at record lows, at least until the unemployment rate falls to 6 1/2%. from its current 7.6% am it will also continue buying bonds on a monthly basis to encourage more borrowing and spending. stocks started the month of may with a sell-off. the market was hurt by a report that showed u.s. factory activity fell to its slowest pace of the year last month. another report said that companies added 19,000 jobs in april, the fewest in seven months. high unemployment isn't keeping americans out of show rooms. april was the best month in car sales in six years. ford, gm, chrysler and nissan, are all reporting double-digit sales gains. and yahoo is rolling out the red carpet for new parents. new mothers can now take six weeks of paid parental leave. yahoo's maternity extension is now in line with more other

silicon valley companies. and it comes after they made the controversial decision to ban telecommuting. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. the firefighters get all kinds of rescue calls. but this one was a first for the joppa magnolia volunteers. alex dethe -- demetrick reports. the victim was trapped, was a baby, has four legs. >> reporter: the call was only a minute or two from the joppa magnolia volunteer fire department. a rescue call for this. a young fox that had been trapped in a storm drain. neighbors heard it. >> definitely barked. that's how everybody heard it. it was like a slow bark thing. everybody heard it. >> reporter: it was coming from the bottom of this drain. >> it was extremely scared. and we put a ladder inside the manhole, climbed down there and pulled him out. >> reporter: it was a rescue that brought praise from the neighborhood. after trying other agencies,

the volunteers were the only ones to do anything. >> it was nice. >> i went to release him into the woods. and he kind of sat there. so decided we'd pick him up and take us him with us. and tried to contact some people. and everybody put stuff on facebook and harford fire blog. and went from there. people started contacting us. >> they advised food, water and rest. turns out the fox took to all three, as firefighters babysat it all night. >> he was friendly. i had him in my lap and everything. >> reporter: the young fox is said to be in weak condition but has better chances than in the storm drain. volunteers are now in the spotlight. >> we're pretty sure the chief is joking. >> that's a cute little baby fox. this isn't the only brush the joppa volunteers will have with animals this week. on sunday, the department is hosting a $5 a shot rabies clinic. >> that is so cute. you know? >> hopefully he can be released back into the wild eventually.

>> and that's it. they kind of don't stay nice for a long time. >> no. they will be eating things that have ears and hop around. and they look at you and say, go away. coming up on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. a man involved in the seven for the infamous sky jacker, dd cooper is found dead. is the homicide linked to the mystery? chaos and confusion. what they're showing about response time. it is a bright, sunny, breezy afternoon. meteorologist tim williams will update our first warning weather forecast. wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com, instant updates and first warning weather all the time, click cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,

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>> i have. that. >> why can't you just put that up, put that picture up and stair at -- stare at it for hours and hours. >> that's right. and then just go to bed. >> yeah. >> looks nice. >> well, we would like to keep that picture there and have that same type of a view every day. but you know, the only change over the next few days we might have, a little more sun. >> how are we going to deal with that? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> bring it on saturday and sunday, please. >> yeah. and maybe a little warmer. how about that? >> let's sing on into these temperatures. east wind at 10 miles per hour. 35 is the dew point. relative humidity, at 30%. 30.38, high pressure in control. that easterly flow has been over the last few days, bringing in a bit of a marine layer. a little moisture, adding to the cloud cover. cooler temperatures. of course that wind coming off the ocean. but right now, in the bit of a transition, still with that east wind, and temperatures in

the 60s. but that's going to change over the next few days. we have 70s now in washington. 66 in patux ept river. -- patuxent river. look at this. 74 out in cumberland. around the immediate metro areas, temperatures around 66 in annapolis and kent island. 66 in rock hall. 69 in westminster. that east wind is pretty persistent, coming in at 10 miles per hour. 15 from the northeast in ocean city. 15 in elkton. it is around this high pressure, bringing in this easterly flow. but that high is moving inland. just a little is going to decrease the easterly flow off the water. and bring more of a flow of dry air. more off the land. so even though it's going to be coming from a bit of a northeast flow, brings it across the land, as opposed to the water. those temperatures are also going to moderate. we're going to see temperatures in the 70-degree range. average range now is 70 degrees. milder temperatures are from the great lakes to the east coast. and down to the shore. colder air back toward denver, where they've had just about a foot of snow in parts of the area there up in the rockies

over the last few days. we're not getting any of that at all. what we are going to see are the temperatures getting a little bit warmer. and the high pressure is also going to keep rain at bay, at least through the weekend. we really don't have another chance of rain. no steady rain, until the beginning of next week. so that high pressure with that dryer air in place, will definitely shield us. help block that out to our wet. our sun -- west. our sunset today. 8:01. east wind on the bay. no advisories in effect. waves just 1 two -- 1 to 2 feet. today, expecting to be around 72. tonight, down around 42 with partly cloudy. mostly sunny and pleasant. just another stretch of nice weather heading into the weekend. >> perfect. >> you like it? >> yeah. >> thank you, tim. don't miss tonight's cbs primetime lineup. at 10:00, it's an all-new episode of csi, followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. there's lots more ahead on

wjz at 4:30. disturbing footage appears to show a jetliner drop from the sky in afghanistan. clues in the ricin case. what the fbi found inside a martial arts studio in mississippi that led to the arrest of a suspect. controversial decision. the fda makes plan b available to almost everyone. the passionate arguments on both sides. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise and vic after this. [ dog growls, barks ] bring your dog to work day. not our best idea. [ dog barking ]

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it is 4:30. 67 degrees. a beautiful day. sunny. hello. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >> the food and drug administration announces it is lowering the age to buy a controversial morning after pill without a prescription. danielle nottingham has the latest for wjz from maryland. >> girls as young as 15 will soon be able to buy plan b one- step over the counter. until now, they had to be 18

with a prescription. but now, all someone needs is identification showing they are 15. groups like the family research council say young girls should not be making these decisions without their doctors or families. >> parents are still in control of their daughters' lives at this point. and their concerns are going to be bypassed. >> reporter: but women's groups wish the decision came with no age restriction. >> it makes it more burdensome to get access for women of all ages. >> reporter: the age restriction may still be dropped. earlier this month, a federal judge ruled the fda must make the drug available to anyone, regardless of age. there is still no final decision in that case. >> reporter: plan b does not end a pregnancy. it prevents ovulation, if taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex. the drug's maker has to change the packaging to meet the requirements. that is expected to take a few months. in silver spring, maryland, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> the fda's ruling applies

only to plan b one-step and not to generic versions. there's more information today, about the idaho man, charged with attempting to assassinate. >> reporter: a new document says oscar ortega ramirez hernandez practiced with his weapon for six months and may have been upset about the country's marijuana policy. no one was hurt, but five bullet marks were left behind on the executive mansion. the president and first lady were not at home when that shooting took place. prosecutors say ortega- hernandez believed obama was oppressing citizens in various ways, including by continuing to criminalize marijuana. updating the breaking news from the top of the broadcast, three college friends of the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombings are themselves now under arrest.

in a court appearance, a short time ago, two of the suspects waived bail. they are accused of removing the fireworks from backpacks from the dorm room at the university of massachusetts, dartmouth, three days after the attack. they are charged with conspiring to obstruct justice. a third suspect is charged with lying to investigators. wjz will have much more on this developing story coming up live from boston at 5:00 and 6:00. a dust mask may link a mississippi man to an attempt to poison president obama and another official. >> reporter: james dutchkey is accused of sending ricin- tainted letters through the mail. and it looks like the evidence against him is mounting. >> reporter: in an eight-page affidavit, fbi agents say their surveillance team saw dutchkey, remove items from the former martial arts studio he owned in tupelo and dump them in a trash

bin. one of those items, a dust mask, tested positive for ricin. ricin was also found inside the studio, in sinks, drains and the floor. they also say he ordered 100 caster beans on ebay. they can be used in the production of ricin, deadly and has no known antidote. dutchkey denied any involvement in this you tube video, posted prior to his arrest. >> i met with the fbi. consented to search of the house. i don't have anything at all to do with this. >> reporter: dutchkey -- but it was dismissed by a mississippi judge. the judge, sadie holland, received one of those ricin- laced letters. we spoke with judge holland's son, who beat dutchkey in the race for a seat in the mississippi house a year later. >> i about decided that actually i might have been the

target, not my mother. but i'm a mama's baby in extraordinary proportions. and maybe he said, what the heck, if i get his mama, i got him. >> reporter: also, a series of texts sent to two cell phones, registered to dutchkey's wife. and we're coming for things identified as personal belongings. >> the fbi has not said whether any more arrests are likely in this case. >> a suspected 9/11 plane part is removed. the rusted wing part was loaded onto the truck after the medical examiner said no human remains were found at that location. it was discovered nearly a week ago, wedged in a narrow space in an apartment building near a mosque. it is believed the piece is from one of the two hijacked airliners. a dispatcher.

a man who saw the fire up close, called the el paso county sheriff's office to report it. the dispatcher failed to take his name, contact information, or the exact location of the fire. fire crews already out searching for the fire were never told. and that fire destroyed more than 300 homes and took two lives. the dispatcher was disciplined and said she feels bad about what happened. well, we're enjoying another gorgeous spring afternoon. take a live look outside now. the sun is shining. and the temperature, well, it's just before. thank you. here's sky eye chopper 13 for those pictures. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here now with the updated numbers from first warning weather. >> just a beautiful afternoon. blue skies. cool morning. sunshine is warm out there. we're at 67 here. 70 in d.c., and elkton. and 72 in cumberland. the cool spot with still a breeze off the chilly ocean. ocean city, at 53. the dew points low. very dry air.

right now, we're running 8 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. because we have the clouds in the area. and some spotty drizzle. 9 degrees warmer in cumberland. ocean city hasn't changed one id iota. tomorrow, dry and comfortable. it should last, we think, probably into and including the entire weekend, with temperatures exactly where they're supposed to be. right around 70. and that is normal for these days. denise? >> normal and perfect. thank you, bob. let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >> hi, denise. hi, everyone. things aren't too perfect out there at this hour. watch for a steady delay there, from reisterstown road, to harford road. as you can see by our sensor there, average speed, only about 20 miles per hour. on the west side inner loop, stop and go there, from 95 past liberty road. 95, northbound direction, still seeing a couple of very slow spots. the first from russell street to the beltway on the northeast corner. then it slows down as well. from 32 to 100 on the southwest

side. as far as accidents go, crain highway at mayen road. also crane at 175. in baltimore baltimore city, an accident, east northern parkway altarly avenue. and we have a water main break in the towson area that, has delaney road. left lane blocked this that direction. definitely going to cost you a few minutes. let's now take a live look. as you can see, thing not moving too well on the west of the road. this traffic report is brought to you by pnc bank. see this in a whole new way. with cashfully. visit their-- cash flow. visit their website at pnc.com. straight ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. criticism in colorado. the pro gun billboard that is igniting a firestorm of controversy. well, you'll never believe this. how this police cruiser wound up in that position. and for the first time this week, there's not a cloud in the sky. will this great weather last? bob is updating your first warning weather forecast coming

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hundreds of thousands of bp dollars are now going to the restoration of the louisiana coast. bp is funding approximately $340 million in the 2010 gulf oil spill. spewing hundreds of millions of gallons into the gulf of mexico. projects including the four barrier islands to restore and restock damaged fisheries. chilling video appears to document a disaster as it happens. a cargo plane crashes near an air force base in afghanistan, killing seven americans. mark phillips reports for wjz, the tragedy may have been captured by someone on video, who is in a car driving by. a warning, the video you're about to see may be disturbing. >> reporter: the video appears to show the civilian cargo plane, attempting to take off from the bagram air base, about 40 miles north of kabul.

as it climbs, the plane's nose seems to pitch upward at a steep angle. the stalls and suddenly begins to lose altitude, crashing at the base of the perimeter. all seven crewmembers on board were killed. six of the victims were from michigan, and one was from kentucky. the plane, a cargo version of the 747, was bound for dubai, carrying vehicles and supplies. >> reporter: it seems to be traveling slower than typical. >> cbs news, aviation and safety expert, captain chesley sullenberger. said once the plane went into its death stall, there was nothing the pilot could have done to prevent the crash. >> certainly, with the nose of the plane and a very high angle, and the speed decreasing, that puts you at risk for a stall of the wing, at which at some point, it becomes unrecoverable if you're too close to the ground. >> reporter: at first, the taliban claimed responsibility for downing the aircraft. but a nato spokesperson said the claims were false. and that there was no sign of

any eantsz aircraft missile being fired at the plane, or any other type of insurgent activity at the time of the crash. the accident is now being investigated by afghan authorities with the help of the ntsb. >> that was mark phillips reporting. national airlines, the orlando- based company that operated the aircraft, could not authenticate the video. but said the ntsb is charged with investigating the crash and determine the cause. and we anticipate the ntsb will study the video as part of that process. a breakdown in communication. that's what a new report says happened to rescue crews to the aurora, colorado movie theater shooting. jessica kartalija has more on what that will reveal. >> reporter: police and fire officials failed to tell each other where and when rescuers were needed in the shooting last july. they were reportedly not notified until after the attack, that it was needed at the back of the theater.

by that time, ambulances were stuck behind parked cars, police vehicles and 1400 fleeing moviegoers. police complained they had to transport some of the most critically injured in the back of their squad cars. james holmes is charged with killing 12 people and injuring 70 others in that. >> prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty in this case. a pro-gun billboard is sparking outrage in greeley, colorado. it shows pictures of native americans in an effort to argue for gun rights. tom mustin explains why it's not the only controversial message in greeley. >> i agree with the message. >> just take the picture of the native americans out of it. >> two pro gun billorder -- billboards are the talk of the town. >> it was hurtful. >> it looks like a vintage picture with a caption, turn in your arms, the government will take care of you.

native kelly salazar says it is offensism. >> it should never be to where a an -- an an ethnic group should be exploited to serve the needs of that purpose. >> reporter: they say the ads were purchased last week by local gun rights advocates who wish to remain anonymous. >> you see this billboard, what is going through your mind? >> applause. >> reporter: john power says the ad sent a strong message about protecting the second amendment. >> it sends a message that the government has proven themselves to be untrust worthy. when we see your guns. >> christina gutierrez disagrees. >> you just drive by that and see that and it's a reed re minder of how they're still cheated today. >> reporter: and they decided this is generating a strong response on both sides. >> this is just one more exploitation. >> maybe it isn't a bad message. >> well, no word yet on who is

behind the billboard. but they have only signed the two-week contract. that means the billboards will come down a week from sunday. here's something you don't see every day. a police car drove his squad car up and into the side of the utility pole in memphis. the officer was trying to pull over a driver when he lost control of his car. no one was hurt. but the officer will be cited for failing to maintain control and hitting a fixed object. cars catch fire inside a garage at seattle's seatac airport. the fire broke out on the sixth floor of the parking garage. at least eight cars were totaled. while 10 sustained fire damage. the total cost is estimated to be around a quarter million dollars. investigators believe the fire was caused by a mechanical failure in one of the vehicles. wonderful story. a toddler is the youngest patient in the world to undergo experimental treatment to give her a new wind pipe. as randall pinkston reports for wjz, doctors in illinois made the new trachea, from the

little girl's own cells, giving her a chance to live a normal life outside hospital walls. >> reporter: 2 1/2-year-old hannah warren was born without a wind pipe. doctors in korea told her parents there was no hope for her survival. but now, thanks to groundbreaking surgery at children's hospital of illinois, she has a trachea, grown from her own stem cells. >> the tube in her mouth disappeared. and she was reborn. >> doctors extracted cells around her bone marrow and grew them in a lab. within a week, the cells grew to form a wind pipe. they implanted the new trachea, during a nine-hour procedure, on february 9th. >> just taking her own tissue. >> reporter: doctors say using hannah's own stem cells greatly reduces the chances her body will reject the implant.

>> if you look into the future, this will be the future of transplantation. >> reporter: she was able to taste food for the first time ever, a few licks of a lollipop. she faces more extensive rehabilitation and more surgeries to help her live a normal life. >> our hopes and dreams for her are the same as parents with a healthy child, that they get to experience everything that this beautiful world has to offer. >> reporter: hannah has spent her whole love in -- life in a hospital. her family hopes to bring her home to join her older sister in a few months. they plan to celebrate hannah's third birthday in august. >> now, hannah may need a larger windpipe in the future, as her body grows. the man who packed the parachute used by infamous skyjacker, db cooper is now found. he was found dead in his home of blunt force trauma to the head. however, they think his death has nog to -- nothing to do

with the cooper case. cooper hijacked a plane in 1971. he released passengers for money and then jumped out of an airplane and hadn't been seen since. a case of the hiccups, live on the air. >> what i'm concerned about is that we'll see thunderstorms here. [ hiccup ] excuse me. >> chief meteorologist david paul couldn't keep a straight face. he hiccupped several times while talking about severe weather moving through the houston area. somehow, he trudges through and completes his forecast, after which, one of the anchors hands him a much-needed glass of water. >> that is a nightmare of mine. that i will end up with hiccups. either that or an uncontrolled yawn. first day of may doesn't get better than this. >> bob has the updated forecast coming up after this. mine was earned in djibouti, africa, 2004.

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feels like spring. >> anything now. >> anything outdoors today. it's a beautiful day. one thing you -- you have to remember. people don't think about it much now. the sun angle is about the same as it is about the 20th of august. okay? that's pretty high sun. in other words, you can get sunburn today, just as easily as you can late summer. so don't forget the sun screen. even though it's nice and cool out. and you're not thinking about the warm summer temperatures. but you can get the same sunburn. so look out for that. down to -- look how dry it is now. 30% humidity. dew point, 35 degrees. temperature at a beautiful 67. east winds still at 10. the barometer still rising. 30/38. down on the water. still chilly. 53 in ocean city. the water temperatures, around 52, 51 degrees. 69, in elkton. 70 in d.c. and a little warmer. cumberland at 72. locally, low 70s to the upper 60s. close to the bay. a little cooler. annapolis, kent island, at 66.

light, east winds now. from time to time, gusting a little stronger. but just a beautiful, dry, sunny, not a cloud in the sky around here. just really -- there are clouds offshore. may move into southern portions of the lower eastern shore late tonight. but leading to dry air continuing to infiltrate that region. don't expect to see much in the way of cloud cover here. to the west of us, a lot warmer. chicago is 81. not north and west. minneapolis, 36 with snow. from southern minnesota, into the denver area. this is actually very rare for this early may day. very rare. some areas up here could see 6 to 10 inches of snow. that is like record-breaking. unbelievable. further north, even warmer, though. bismarck at 49. but denver, remember, two days ago, they were at 81 degrees. yesterday, in the 60s. 30 now. 89 in phoenix. they were 101 yesterday, by the way. here in the east, beautiful, mild temperatures, perfect for this time of year. but there's the cold.

there's that snow. a little bit in minnesota. heaviest was over in portions of southwest nebraska. south dakota and northern portions of colorado, the mountain areas here. it's thinning out. but eventually, some of that is going to head up to the north into canada. that front, with that associated precip, may make it into the chicago area. but looks like we'll stay dry, until maybe earlier next week. some of these clouds down to the south are being suppressed by big area of high pressure that is setting over new england. that's going to give us nice weather for the rest of the week into the weekend. plenty of sunshine. as can you see, models looking really, really good. now. by next week, the front gets a little closer. maybe some showers. east wind, 5 to 10 knots. bay temp around 58. tonight, will be clear, cold, light winds. 43. some neighborhoods could get down to 39 or 40. tomorrow, 70 and sunshine. just an absolutely perfect day. by the way, 1963 on this day, had a trace of snow? baltimore. >> really? wasn't here. >> thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness

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