complete coverage, it's wjz, maryland's news station. hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talk ing about. we begin with breaking news from montgomery county where a parking garage under con partially collapses on two men. denise is in the news room. >> reporter: wjz has just confirmed moments ago that one of those two workers trapped has died. sky chopper 13 is over the scene. a short time ago at the west field montgomery mall, it was just about 2:00 when a section of the parking garage collapsed. a go team from shock trauma is on the team to assist with the rescue as is the urban rescue team. the deck is under construction. >> we will continue to update you on this breaking story as more information becomes available. the first of the oklahoma

tornado victims are being laid to rest today as pounding rain hit the area, stalling the recovery process. edward lawrence reports for wjz from the heart of the destruction in moore, oklahoma. >> heavy rain and flooding added to the misery in moore, oklahoma today as the first of 24 tornado victims was laid to rest. family and friends gather for the funeral of 9-year-old antonio cateralla. she was one of 7 children killed. more than 6 inches of rain flooded streets today. >> our roof fell in last night because of the rain. >> the tornados spared diane meyers house, wiping out the rest of her block. she thought she was lucky until this morning. >> it's extremely hard. extremely hard. we've live d here 20 years. i've raised my kids here. >> after the rain stopped volunteers helped residents search through piles of rubble for their belongings. >> where do you start on this? >> on the top and just work

your way down. anything we can do to help. >> the governor of oklahoma announced a memorial service for tornado victims sunday night. president obama will visit the area the same day. >> they'll be a time for us to come together in prayer, for thankfulness and prayer for those who have lost loved ones . it will be a time for healing. >> today will be the last day of school in moore. teachers, students and administrators said their end of year good-byes and gave out backpacks and toys. >> the tornado damage this moore is estimated at $2 billion. to help victims go to redcross.org or call 800-red-cross. the red cross is on the ground in moore working around the clock. any donation will go to the survivors. as moore, oklahoma begins to recover and rebuild from the

tornados stay with wjz and cbs for the latest on the storms, the damage and people getting involved. more arrests today in the meat cleaver murder of a british soldier. police say the attackers have been on their radar in previous terrorists investigations. >> a british soldier stands guard outside the military barracks just down the street from where a fellow serviceman was murdered. prime minister david cameron killed military chiefs and called the killing hateful and horrific. >> the people who did this were trying to divide us. they should know something like this will only bring us together and make us stronger. >> teams of forensic experts scoured the streets for evidence the day after two men crashed their car into a british soldier before knifing him to death. one of the men talked to cameras holding knives with bloody hands. >> an eye for an eye, a tooth

for a tooth. >> he called the killing revenge for the death of muslims. police shot him and another man. they're now hospitalized under armed guard. officers raided homes in london on thursday trying to determine if the murder suspects are part of a wider plot to terrorize britain. >> residents are shocked at what happened. the prime minister is urging them to carry on as usual. >> authorities are crediting a scout leader with saving lives. she confronted the suspects minutes after the attack. >> i could see a butcher's knife. >> she tried to reason with the attackers. >> he said i killed him. i said why. he said he's a british soldiers. >> protestors clashed with police claiming the government is not doing enough to stop extremists from spreading across the country. >> british lawmakers held an emergency session this morning

to discuss the attack and security is stepped up at army barracks across london. a friend of the boston marathon bombers is shot in florida. gigi is in the news room with more on the possible criminal connection. gigi. >> reporter: the fbi says ibgragim todashev confessed that he and tamerlan were part of a brutal triple murder back in 2011. fbi agents say they were questioning todashev when he flame violent and made a threatening move towards the investigators. that's when he was shot and killed. the government said todashev and tamerlan tsarnaev trained together at a gym in boston. the fbi became interested in todashev when phone records show that he made several calls to tamerlan tsarnaev. back to you. >> thank you. the fbi says so far it's found any evidence to

link todashev to the boston bombings. the army psychiatrist in the deadly fort hood shooting he wants to fire his attorney. the military judge is consider request. she delayed jury selection until june 4th. he could face the death penalty in the attack that killed 13 people. the boy scouts of america is voting today to allow openly gay boys into their organization. that decision is expected to have a major impact. 1,400 people cast ballots. that decision is not expected until 7:00. a long standing ban on gay adult leaders stays in place. a rescue off the coast of ocean city but it wasn't a swimmer. a greek oil tanker was 60 miles out when it radioed a crew member on board had a serious head injury. they medivaced the man around 7:00

this morning. the patient was taken to a new jersey hospital. for some the long memorial day weekend is already underway. outside right now it is partly sunny, warm and actually pretty nice. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob turk has look at live doppler radar. >> we're about 8 or 9 degrees cooler than yesterday but there's plenty of moisture out. we have activity mainly across portions of virginia, the mountain areas. we're going to have to watch this activity as it moves off. right now nothing close by. maybe one little up here in southern pennsylvania. as you can see, it's moving just through delta. we'll keep watching the radar. we probably will see some activity later on this evening. could see some heavy downpours. tomorrow one thing is for sure, once this

activity moves off the east coast we'll have shower activity tomorrow, probably into the afternoon. much, much cooler. only in the low 6 0s. it's going to be breezy and it's going to stay chilly all weekend. we'll have that forecast coming up. >> thank you. let's check on the roads with christy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, everyone. trouble along news, weather, and -- along northbound 95. we have one at route 23. now on the shoulder. also one around little gun powder falls bridge. right now we're looking at a significant delay from the beltway up to route 24 in harford county. other delays along -- along northbound 95 stretch from 32 to 100. as far as the west side inner loop goes, watch for brake lights from south western boulevard over to liberty road. a couple of accidents lingering out there. 16th avenue at morgan road, mayo road at oak wood and

also northern parkway at silver avenue. let's take a live look. not too bad, ease ing ing up there on the beltway at delaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet. bill's has it all for you. you can call them at 877-75-bills. high marks today for some of baltimore county high schools. more than half rank among the best in the nation by news week, u.s. news and world report and the washington post. the schools met the criteria on college readiness, statement assessment, graduation rates and sat scores. more on the 13 schools being recognized coming up all new at 5:00 and 6:00. we have to say that a young man named tim williams junior was among the on rees today. he's in a baltimore county school. my god son. i'm a little proud of him.

>> congrats to the williams for sure. still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, a freak accident kills a man on a california highway. what came flying through the windshield. >> hurtful e-mails are read in the michael jackson wrongful death trial. the nasty things a concert promoter says about the king of pop. >> i'm mike schuh at the white marsh mall. at first this looks like art but all of this is going to be going to the maryland food bank, which should give you an idea of where our story is going. >> it is a warm afternoon. we might get some rain tonight. bob will update our first warn ing weather forecast. complete coverage continues with kai jackson, mary bubala and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist tim williams and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's mostly cloudy, 80 degrees in central maryland. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. dozens of indiana school

children are recovering after a school bus slams into three other buses. it injured at least 50 kids actually grassy strip along the interstate became a triage area for first e responders. most of the children had minor injuries. the driver of the bus was air lift today a hospital. police are investigating the cause of that crash. a 33 year old father of three is kill in a freak accident on a california highway. a pipe crashed through the windshield of his car. nick smith has the story. >> it struck him in the jaw area. >> sky 7 hd was over the scene minute offense a man driving west on i-508 was killed after a pipe went through his windshield and tore through his jaw. >> the way the pipe came through the vehicle it came bouncing off a vehicle. >> the victim is 33-year-old

michael cox. he leaves behind a wife and three children. his volvo cashed here. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> i don't think a driver driving down the highway would know that pipe may have bounced out. >> investigators believe the metal pipe is one like this, commonly used as a leveraging tool to tie down materials. larry has more than 35 years of trucking under his belt and a safety record to match. >> sometimes stuff falls off. you have to be very careful about securing everything. >> the traffic back upstretched for miles. >> another routine, make sure everything is where it's supposed to be. >> to -- does that come from experience? >> of course and common sense. >> they don't think they will be able to find the vehicle unless a witness comes forward.

it was an uneven day on wall street. >> [bells ringing] >> the markets were up for most of the day. the dow was down 13, the s and p is off, the nasdaq is down 4. let's go to new york with alexis has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> stocks bounced back after an initial sell off. the dow plunged more than 100 points after a surprisingly weak report on chinese manufacturing. that sparked a global stock market sell off. good news on the u.s. economy helped the market rebound. sales of new home rose in april to the second highest level since the summer of 2008. the unemployment lines got shorter as 23,000 fewer americans applied for jobless benefits. >> ford will stop making cars in australia because of sore

soaring manufacturing costs and a drop in sales. they started making cars that there's in 1925. >> kesla motors has paid back its government loan 10 years ahead of schedule. the energy department loaned them $465 million in 2010 to make advanced technology vehicles. they used that to make their model s. earlier this month they report their first quarterly profit and it's stock price has more than doubled since january. >> that's your money watch. for more, go to cbs cbsmoneywatch.com. the maryland food bank says more than 175,000 marylanders don't know where they're next meal is coming from. now as mike schuh reports, they found a creative way to get their message out. >> during the holidays they

have no trouble filling the warehouse at the maryland food bank. >> we're happy to get food in the summer, in the spring. you know, we get so much around thanksgiving and christmas because people think people are only hungry at thanksgiving and christmas. >> what does that have to do with stacked cans of food at the white marsh mall. >> it's called lilly pad lunch. all of it gets doe nated to the food bank. >> part art, all good. >> they got together and figured out how many cans, how in boxes. >> there are three of these, slice of cake and also girl scout cookies, all designed by local architectural firms. a lot of donated food, sure. the bigger issue -- >> it brings attention to the maryland food bank. >> we just wanted to promote awareness of the food bank and

the fact that now donations are low. this is a time where people should come donate to the food bank. >> through this weekend there's a vote for your sculpture. >> the maryland food bank always needs food. what they need are volunteers right now. right now they're adding extra shifts. from the mall, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. back to you on tv hill. >> on average the food bank receives 11 tons of feed per week. if you're interested in volunteering we put a link to their website on ours, so go to cbsbaltimore.com. >> very cool. >> that's beautiful. it's like modern art. >> yeah. >> very neat. great idea. still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00, marijuana is legal in colorado, but it could spell trouble for some drivers. we will take you to a test track. >> it is warm outside today. there's a cool down for the holiday weekend. bob's forecast is coming up next. >> wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on

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all right. a live look outside. the aquarium today. i'm sure those dragon boat s are out there. >> it will be busy this weekend. >> yes, lots of people coming. >> maybe they will have some special deals. i'm not sure, but it's possible. later on we're going to talk about ocean city and the beach forecast. it's not going to be very warm down there. right now let's take a look at temperatures. cooler than yesterday by about 6 degrees right now. we're at 80. the dew point is 5 or 6 degrees lower than yesterday. it's not nearly as humid. the humidity is at 60%. barometer falling at 29.79. 74 oakland, 65 ocean city, only 65 degrees and it will probably be about the same temperature the next few days. 82 in dc. there are some thunderstorms the developed over portions of

piedmont and the mountains in virginia. 77 rock hall, kent island, annapolis and 81 in bel air. south winds in the region bring in rather moist and warm conditions. that's going to change radically by tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon. shower and thunderstorm activity, one of them just southwest of the frederick area. we'll watch that. that has that has a history of heavy downpours and gusty winds. a few more across southern virginia. southern maryland you will see some showers in maybe 2 hours or so. this batch southwest of martins berg is going to take a little why but may get to frederick and washington down. about 7:30 or 8:00 we will look at thunderstorm activity. we have a frontal system that has to go through the region. until that happens we will deal with showers and pop up thunderstorms. that front is going to move off the east

coast, take clouds with it. we expect an area of low pressure for a storm to develop around the jersey coast. that's going to keep a lot of clouds in tomorrow and drag down very chilly air. as that cool air continues to flow in it will get breezy, maybe a little rain on friday. saturday clouds and showers to our north and northeast, we'll be much cooler, partly cloud skies but breezy, only in the 60s for the most part for our highs. winds tomorrow picking up out of the northwest. the bay temperature about 66 degrees today. some showers and maybe a thunderstorm or two. 62 tonight. tomorrow a high of only 64 degrees with cloudy skies, some showers around. breezy and a lot cooler on your friday to start the holiday weekend. >> we can turn the ac off then. >> it can be snowing on friday but it's still friday. >> true. >> sweatshirt. >> all right. don't miss tonight's cbs prime time line up. at 10:00 it's elementary then stay tuned

for eyewitness news at 1 success. the orioles head out on the road this memorial day weekend. you can see saturday and sunday's game against the blue jays. both games are at 1:00 live right here on wjz tv. lots more ahead on wjz at 4:30. missing mother, utah police release new video and documents in the suzanne powell case that raised more questions about her marriage to josh powell. >> comfort and safety. why an oklahoma family found a closet more than just protection against the tornado. >> protecting our country. the changes the president is promising about drones and guantanamo bay. guantanamo bay. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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it's 4:29, 80 degrees and cloudy outside. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm vic carter. >> i'm denise koch. we are still follow ing breaking news from montgomery county where a parking garage under construction has partially collapsed. one man is dead and another is still trapped. sky chopper 13 was over the scene a short time ago. it was just about 2:00 when a section collapsed actually go team from shock trauma is on the scene to assist with the rescue. firefighters are working with engineers to shore up the structure to prevent further collapse. it is under construction. president obama spent part of the afternoon laying out the future of the u.s. fight against terrorism. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from the white house. >> president obama went to the national defense university to

lay out his strategy for dealing with terrorist threats. he defended the use of drone strikes to target terror suspects over seas. >> simply put, these strikes have saved lives. >> the president conceded the strikes have resulted in civilian causalities but said to do nothing would invite more. he argued congress is briefed on every strike, including the one that killed al-qaeda organizer alaki. >> they deauthorized the classification of this and the death of three other americans in drone strikes. >> the white house is promising to look at ideas for extending over sight of drone strikes. two senators have drafted legislation that will do just that. senator an gus king of maine is cosponsoring the bill with marco rubio. >> it's so the executive isn't judge, jury and prosecutor and executioner all in one.

it's just a check and balance. >> a demonstrator interrupted president obama as he renewed his pledge to close guantanamo bay. >> you close guantanamo today -- >> why don't you let me address it, ma'am. why don't you sit down and i will tell you exactly what i'm going to do. >> the president said detainees who are not put on trial in the u.s. will be transferred to their home country. at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> 103 guantanamo detainees are on a hunger strike. 32 are being forced fed. a so lum day in moore, oklahoma. loved ones are gathering to bury some. kai is live with more in the news room. >> reporter: one of the first funerals was held. 9-year-old antania. she was along with six

other children when a tornado destroyed plaza towers elementary school. president obama plans to visit the town on sunday. as the clean up efforts continue rain is now slowing down those efforts. >> the ef-5 caused $2 billion in damage. police in moore say about a quarter of the town's homes are damaged or destroyed. complete coverages now for bigad shaban, who reports for wjz. >> this closet is one of the few things left standing in the heywood's home. lewis and janie huddled there when the 200 mile an hour tornado blew threw and destroyed their house. >> what makes the pain so strong being back here now? >> we don't have a place to stay. grand kids can't visit. everything. >> it took less than a minute

for the twister to leave the couple homeless. >> by the time i shut the door i think it was like 20 or 30 seconds later we heard the roar of the tornado. >> the heywood's want to rebuild in moore but they say it would be too difficult to return to this neighborhood. >> it would just be kind of scary. you know, it's hard to sleep now just hearing the sounds. the sound comes back and you wake up wondering if you're in that closet. once the storm was coming janie headed to the closet, a place she's found comfort before. >> my kids are in the military. some are still. some have got out. when they went to the war and the fight i would always go in there and call on god. >> you would pray in that closet. >> right. many times. >> the heywood's are now picking up the pieces and hoping to rebuild out of harm's way. in moore, oklahoma, bigad

shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >> the heywood's say they don't know where they are going next but hope they will be able to stay with relatives in the meantime. to help victims go to redcross.ororg or call 800-red-cross. any donate will go to the survivors. as the story in oklahoma continues to develop stay with wjz and cbs. former anne arundel county executive john leopold has a lot less money today. leopold's paid a 75000 dollars fine. he resigned and served 30 days in jail. as part of the sentencing, he agreed to pay that fine and complete community service. there's new information in the suzanne powell case. she's the missing utah mother who disappeared in 2009. as bryan carl son reports, police release

chilling home video of powell, telling how she wanted to protect her family from her husband. >> this is me, july 29th, 2008. >> it's as if suzanne powell is speaking from beyond the grave. >> covering all my basis making sure that if something happens to me or my family or all of us that our assets are documented. >> before she disappeared in december of 2009 she went all her home and documented all of her and her families belongings just in case. >> i had necklaces too. he got in a rage and broke this, as you can see. there's pearls in there. broke this and threw all my dvd's and made a mess because he was angry at me. this was about a year or two back. >> suzanne was so afraid of what her husband, josh powell, might do she wrote a secret will

and testament dated one month earlier and kept it in a safety deposit box with instructions that josh was not allowed to see it. inside she writes, for mine and my children's safety i feel the need to have a paper trail at work that's not accessible to my husband. she said i want it documented that there's extreme turmoil in their marriage. she said josh threatened her if they got a divorce there will be no lawyers, only a meet ya to. the boys will not grow up with a mom and a dad. >> when powell disappeared in 2009 her husband was considered the prime suspect. last year he killed his two sons and himself by setting their home on fire. a warning today from national weather forecasters. get ready for another busy hurricane system. last year was the third busiest season on record with 10 hurricanes, including sandy and caused $50 billion in damage. a normal year has 12 named storms, 6

hurricanes and three major storms with winds over 110 miles per hour. here's the breakdown for this year's forecast. experts expect 13 to 20 named storms. 7 to 11 are expected to strengthen into hurricanes. we saw peaks of sunshine here and there today. take a live look outside where the skies are over cast and some serious may may be heading our way. bob is here now with the updated numbers from first warning weather. >> don't like that forecast. that's for sure. we're going to have other hurricane forecasts that will be coming out in the next week or so. let's take a look at radar. we have one or two showers close to the city. most of the action is south of the area in south maryland. across northern virginia, that's where we're seeing the bulk of the actively. one shower just popped up northeast of the city. right now around the perry hall, parkville and just west of joppa, right along harford road

and bel air road, literally right over perry hall a little brief thundershower going on. this is moving off to the northeast just through lees berg. it may get to howard county in the next 2 hours. we will be watching the radar carefully. temperature wise right now, a little cooler than yesterday. we're only at about 80 degrees. tomorrow as that front moves through the area tonight with showers, tomorrow we're left with more showers but much cooler temperatures. holding in the low 60s tomorrow afternoon. going to be kind of raw and kind of windy. it looks like a cool holiday weekend shaping up. i'll have that forecast coming up. >> thank you, bob. let's check on the roads with christy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, everyone. things have gotten much business er along the beltway. if you're travelling on the topside of the inner loop, watch for slowing from stevenson road to harford road. it's going to take you an average of 25 minutes to get through. on the west side stop

and go from 895 past 70. north bound 95 very extensive delay, from 32 the over to 895 on the oh southwest side, and then it slows down again from the beltway split over to white marsh boulevard. as far as 70 goes, heavy in the westbound direction from 29 to bethany lane. as far as accidents go, in the harford county area, north wolf at east eager and key highway at koving ton. very busy 70 westbound to bethany lane. we will take another live look. it's gotten slower on the inner loop of the beltway around delaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by the center for disease control. smoking causes immediate damage to your body. if you or someone you know wants free help call 800-quit-now. one artist's yearly memorial day tradition is spreading

across iowa. ray, bub, bubba has painted a mural on part of this 60 ton boulder. he's running out of space. he decided to branch out, painting a rock mural in every county in iowa. the artist says it's a big job but he has no shortage of stories to tell. you guys have a lot of bounders in iowa. >> yeah. it's really great work. straight ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, why homes on the side of a house where a man died are being knocked down. >> there's a mixture of sun and clouds outside on a sticky afternoon. bob is updating your first warning weather forecast coming up. complete coverage continues with denise koch, vic carter and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist tim

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discover new evidence. kaitlyn shepard was abducted along with another teenager while getting off a school bus. >> this newly released photo shows catherine shepard on the school bus, probably minutes before she was abducted. authorities released it wednesday so everyone can get a closer look at what she was wearing. >> until we know differently, we're going to assume that she's alive. >> wednesday's search efforts focused on the wooded area. authorities road atv's, used k-9s and led volunteer searchs through the thick brush. scomblsz it's a poor family out there losing their daughter rite now. we want to help them try to find her. >> late tuesday authorities found the girl's backpack and purse not far from here in a ditch along the side of the road in a town of frasier. these new clues provided major lead for authorities. >> we had to have thrown the

backpack away. >> the backpack and purse were found 10 miles south on the other side of the river where the 12-year-old girl was. law enforcement seemed to focus special attention on that wednesday saying they were doing another extensive search. we know also know that the suspected abductor, michael cleaneder worked at the fog confinement, the one where the 12-year-old escaped and he was found dead by suicide. authorities in her hometown say they're not giving up. >> we're still very hopeful. i think we have to be positive. i think we need that for the family and for the community. >> more than 120 law enforcement officers and 200 volunteers are helping with the effort. two homes in florida are demolished. mary bubala is in the news room with the latest. >> reporter: the two homes from

in ses ner, florida. that's where jeff bush died after a sink hope opened up under his bedroom taking his life. after crews demolished the home where he lived they con deemed the two homes on the other side of his. the people living there had a few days to the collect their things. the clean up following the demolition is expected to take 3 days. >> thank you. fences will be put up around the properties to keep people out. it appears some of the people who hired michael jackson had harsh words to say about the king of pop. a lawyer called jackson a quote, freak in an e-mail. a company employee responded to that e-mail, meeting jackson in person would be creepy. all this came out as evidence during the wrongful death lawsuit filed by michael jackson's mother against the concert promoter. it has been one of the

toughest questions facing colorado since marijuana was legalized. how high is too high to drive. a new pot program put drivers to the test. >> one car, 24 laps 10 cameras and three stoned drivers. >> my name is tyron. i'm a moderate the he avy user daily. >> i'm chris. i'm 28. i smoke on a regular to help ease the pain. >> lauren is 25, a heavy user of marijuana. she showed up in more than twice the proposed legal limit, according to the blood tests we conducted. >> nice job. >> we asked the driver training program master drive to conduct the test. it's closed course was set up with cones. >> whoops. oh, there was already a cone. >> quick lane change s and stop

signs. >> this way. >> after a cup up -- couple of practice runs it was time to smoke. >> i will tell you when i start feeling it. >> before our start we measured for the levels of thc. ty was already over twice the limit. >> i did it backwards. >> she feels in control but has trouble maintaining the speed limit and strikes several of the cones. >> how did it feel after having smoked? >> actually, it was more -- i felt more relaxed. >> worse than the first time. she's missing entire elements of the course. >> that we would see. she repeatedly drove on the wrong side of the cones, both before and after smoking. >> well, a bill is sitting on the colorado's governor desk right now. a priceless artifact from the titanic is now on display in

tennessee. this violent was found floating in the water still strapped to the man who played dying it. it remains missing until 7 years ago. they combed the bottom of the atlantic to find the instrument. it will remay on display in two museums in tennessee. >> amazing it wasn't destroyed. it's a most ly ly cloudy afternoon with a chance of some rain tonight. >> bob has the updated first warning weather forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a little bit of spotty rain from a couple of places. not that much. the clouds put a cap on the temperatures. so far they've put a cap on the thunderstorms. there are some developing to the south and west of us. i'll show you those shortly. 80 degrees now. the dew point is is -- is about 6 or 7 degrees as it was yesterday. it's not quite as moist although it probably feeling that way. humidity at 60%. the barometer falling to 29.69. 65 ocean city, 82 cumberland, 82 dc with showers just west of washington now. 72 oakland. the dew point in the med

mid 6 ohs. any 60s. any showers tonight could have heavy downpours that. can cause water to accumulate on roadways. a little shower here east of la plata. one quick shower just moved through parkville. not much with that. a lighter one here just northeast of dc near lees berg. this is a strong thunderstorm that has possible hail with it. they've had some reports in central virginia of quarter sized hail with these showers and thunderstorms just as we saw yesterday across that region. we'll get into a northwest flow, much cooler air. we'll probably have lingering showers as well. still some thunderstorms developing. by the time the front gets to us it

will be nighttime, which is a good thing. we will lose the heat from the sun so lose some of the energy with those storms. the front moves through, low pressure develops and drives chilly air into the region. it will be well-below normal. winds on the bay picking up to 25. the bay temperature around 66 degrees. tonight some showers, maybe a gusty or really drenching thunderstorm in some areas. 62. tomorrow a high of only 64 degrees. yesterday we were 86, 87. that's a big drop. there will be showers around too. pee brooe sendtoo -- breezy, a lot cooler tomorrow. the sun should come back out by saturday afternoon. it will be dry by saturday and sunday. by monday, the best day of the weekend. still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news, a live update on the breaking news. a partial collapse of a montgomery call mall parking garage. the latest on the attempts to save a trapped worker.

deadly garage collapse, breaking news right now and a montgomery county mall. >> cleanup in oklahoma but mother nature isn't making things any easier. what people are having to deal with now. >> a federal audit finds stimulus dollars intended for baltimore city school children is found far from the classroom. i'll explain where your tax dollars went when wjz returns. >> checking in for more on

these stories. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. we're updating break ing news right now in a deadly parking garage collapse. wjz is live. meghan mccorkell is on the scene with the latest on a worker who is still trapped. what's the latest? >> that rescue effort is underway right now here at the westfield montgomery mall in bethesda. there's nearly 100 rescue workers out here on scene frantically trying to save that man who is buried under a collapsed parking garage. they were told one other construction worker has been killed in this collapse. it is another construction worker that they are trying