station. crime scene. the worst wild fire in colorado history. >> two people are dead, was it intentionally set? i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking t . >> homicide detectives are now on the scene of colorado's worst wild fire. weather is being ruled out as the cause of this deadly fire. some evacuations orders were lifted. >> crews are searching for hot spots the make sure the most destructive wild fire in colorado history don't roar back to life. >> walking properties, putting out stumps, little brush fires. >> rain has helped firefighters get the upper hand on the massive blaze that killed two people and burned nearly 500 homes. darrell fort returned to his house to find out he lost everything. >> i couldn't believe it.

i didn't want to lose it. >> fire officials have ruled out weather as a possible cause. they're investigating whether an arsonist may have set the fire. >> this is a crime scene until proven other wise. >> as crews returned from the fire lines of residents crowded the streets to show their appreciation. the wild fire may have destroyed hundreds of homes but thousands of others were saved. >> downed power lines are preventing some residents from returning home. a developing story. fbi agents are on the tarmac at nuwark's liberty airport right now. they are questioning a passenger who stood up in the cabin of the united airlines jet and yelled everyone on board was being poisoned. the pilot decided not to divert the plane. it arrived at 2:00 this afternoon. right now there's no indication anyone was actually poisoned. we'll bring you

updates on this story as soon as we get them. jury selection begins in the trial of the off-duty police officer charged in the death of a teen. denice is live with more on this for us. denice. >> reporter: baltimore county police officer james laboard is accused in the death of 17-year-old christopher brown. police say last june laboard chased brown after a group of teens threw rocks at his front door. laboard found brown hiding in the bushes. he's accused of pulling him out. brown died of asphyxiation after a struggle with the off-duty officer. the jr. must decide if laboard acted appropriately during that altercation >> thank you. laboard is facing two counts of manslaughter but maintains his innocence. today family and friends say a final good-bye to a 10-year-old cecil county girl who was raped and murdered. funeral services were held today for cam ri ring at the crunch funeral home in northeast married. ring's body was found

one week ago not far from the home she was staying at. richard madden is charged with the rape and murder. wjz talks to the girl's god mother coming up at 5:00 and 6:00 today. twice today baltimore county firefighters rush today a group home in parkville. the second time they ordered everyone out. mike schuh explains why several people were evacuated. >> 8 people were taken to the hospital, four patients, four staff. the assistance director said right now they are all feeling better. >> the windows are open but the front door warns of danger. here at midnight a person is found unconscious. >> came in, treated the patient and transported. >> the fire department left. an hour later, another call. >> this is a group home for those with mental disabilities. all four patients and four staff members were transported to hospitals. six were in need of

the hyerbaric chambers. >> i went and saw everybody. >> how are i do are they doing? >> doing well. >> i understand they have disabilities. did they understand what happened? >> probably not. >> the number 2 at the agency which runs the home praises her staff, firefighters and er nurses who saw to it that those were off went to shock trauma. >> i have nothing but absolute accolades for the staff at the hospital. they were absolutely awesome. >> the fire department called in the department of the environment. samples highed high carbon monoxide levels but since it's not the heating season they're looking for other causes. >> sometime you can mix how hold chemicals, sometimes a chemical can be knocked over, exposed with water. >> that explanation though stumps the vp as she said due to the mental capabilities of the patient they keep few chemicals of any kind at this home, a home that's closed as air samples are

being analyzed. >> upon recovery those patients will be taken to other group homes owned by the state agencies. two agencies are now investigating. >> thank you. the results of those inquiries t not be available for a few days. howard county police need your help to find the person two women say exposed himself to them. this is a surveillance picture or video at the target store in columbia. it was taken at 8:00 p.m. on saturday. two women were confronted by the man in the dressing room. anyone with information is asked to call howard county police at 410-313-top. -- stop. chelsea ingram is update ing

ing the first warning weather forecast. hey. >> hello, everyone. we've got a decent amount of cloud cover out there. the atmosphere feels soupy. that's because humidity levels have kicked up today. 86 in baltimore, 84 in washington. the dew point is 65 degrees. we're warmer in some spots. ocean city, we're 5 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. that's because we saw rainfall today so that's helped you keep temperatures on the cooler side in those locations. we're all stuck under these clouds. we've seen a few breaks in sunshine. we will continue to do the same thing as we head into tomorrow. while we have a chance for a scattered isolated shower or two this afternoon, we'll have a better chance as we head into tuesday. we will talk more about that coming up in your exclusive first warning weather. let's check on the roads

with christy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, christy. >> hi, everyone. a couple of problems to start out the rush hour. if you're traveling on pata sco avenue westbound the ramp to get on 895 is closed off due to a crash. northbound 95 just crawling along from 32 over to 895. it slows down again past white marsh boulevard. average speed about 30 miles an hour. on the topside of the inner loop, stop and go. expect 25 minutes to get through. we have delays on west side inner loop as you make your way past 70. other accidents include solomon's island road at mayo. let's take a live look. we have some slow traffic there on the beltway around delaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you usa discounters, the incredible credit store. everyone can apply for credit.

back to you. >> thank you. right now leaders from all over the world are meeting in northern ireland for the g8 summit. tara mergener reports for wjz, the meeting will focus on high profile issues including the former nsa contractor who claims he spied. >> protestors demanders action on the syrian civil wars placed white thumb stones. >> we need g8 leaders to get behind a political solution to the crisis. i'm not for more weapon. it will only add fuel to the fire. >> president obama and russian president vladimir putin are sitting down to discuss the crisis in syria. president obama signed off on u.s. military support for the rebels fighting to over throw syria's president. putin is on the

other side of the civil war. >> complicating laws a and the white house are can diz disclose disclosure. >> i'm pleased to join these leaders to announce the launch of negotiations on a new trade agreement. >> the u.s. and european union will start talks on a trade deal that would create 200-0000 new jobs. at the white house, tara mergener, wjz eyewitness news. >> g8 leaders say if the trade agreement is approved it could have a greater impact on the worldwide economy than all other current trade agreements combined. great news for ravens fans. for the second year the team is holding three free individual practices. the first practice is august 4th at the naval

academy. then at m&t august 11th. both of these practices are open to the public. the ravens will also hold an open practice at stevens university on august 18th. because of limited seating fans must enter a lottery to get tickets. this does not mean you can try out for the team. that's different. got to get your agent to contact them. >> it's nice they're having these open practices. nothing can be as great as the college dome. that was such an amazing experience. >> i'm glad i had a chance to go out there. >> a lot of fans. they were like a couple yards away from you. >> it was incredible. >> this will do. still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00, you messed with the wrong woman. how a mother protects her children from an armed man hiding inside her car. >> the stand off over julian as

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it is partly sunny, humid and 86 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. a deadly weekend accident leaves two people dead in st. louis. a tractor trailer ran a red light and smashed head on into an suv outside a casino. the impact knocked the truck on its side spilling its road all over the road. one person is each of the vehicles died in the accident. a near by police car was damaged by the flying debris. gunfire breaking out at a

father's day catholic mass in utah. police say 35-year-old charles jennings junior walked into the service hand in hand with his wife and went up to his father and shot him in the head. james evans is in critical condition but expected to survive. his son-in-law was captured after fleeing in a stolen pick up truck. police haven't released a motive for the shooting. jennings had made previous threats. a brave mom in texas takes on a man armed with a knife to protect her children. she was pulling out of a parking lot when they realized they weren't in the car alone. >> dorothy baker was just driving home with her sons, ages 5 and 2 when a man kept up out of the third row. . >> it was scary. >> he had a knife. >> threatening my kids with the knife, threatening to hurt them. >> he wanted money. >> i asked him how much

. he said $200. i said i don't have that cash, i have $20 in my account. he said i better figure out a way to get it or my kids were going to get hurt. >> thinking fast at one point the mother of 6 ignored his requests to make a turn. . >> i tried to stay calm. >> that's when he came up to the front row, only to realize she had already dialled 911 on her cell. instinct took over and baker was able to rip the knife from the man's hand, push him to the passenger seat and punch him in the face while they were moving. >> i told him to get out of my car. he got out and starting running. the next thing i thought is if he gets away he can do this to somebody else. >> she pursued. >> he zagged and i turned intending to clip him in the side or something to get him to stop. i ended up actually running completely over him. >> police identified the man as

53-year-old ismael martinez. he's listed in stable condition. many people are praising this mom, covered in scratches but she doesn't see why. >> do you see herself as a hee hero? >> no, a mom protecting her kids. >> she said she saw martinez watching her and her children earlier in the day and recognized him the moment she saw him inside that van. >> amazing. how brave. a good start to the week on wall street. >> all the markets are up today. the dow is up 110, the s&p is up 12 and the nasdaq is up 29. let's go to new york right now with the cbs money watch update. >> stocks have stayed higher through out the day. investors are feeling confidential that the federal reserve will support the u.s. economy. >> the fed begin as 2-day meeting tomorrow. they are likely to conclude that the u.s.

economy is recovering more slowly than expected. that could encourage the feds to keep interest rates low to stimulate borrowing and spending. >> talks on a massive trade deal between europe and the united states will happen next month in washington dc. president obama called the relationship the biggest in the world. after meeting with european leaders at the g8 summit. >> about a trillion dollars worth of goods and services are traited between the eu and the u.s. each year. >> britain's royal family will be taking part of the proceeds surrounding the baby fever. analysts estimate baby products could net more than $380 million in sales. that means everything from union booties to onesis. the royal collection trust is selling pj's modelled after a guardsman uniform.

that's your money watch. for all your business headlines log onto cbsmoneywatch.com. a seattle area woman thinks she sees a large dog in her neighborhood but it's no dog. it turns out to be a bear. jessica morkett shows us the video and has the young woman's reaction. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. the bear . >> when daniel matthews got home on wednesday she saw what initially looked like a huge dog in her van cooper front yard. with a closer look -- >> i couldn't think. i was just like oh, my god, a bear. that's all i could say over and over again. with a few extra words in there. >> danielle was able to jump in her car and catch the bear. it ran around the corner until it reached a neighbor's fence and climbed over. >> i jumped out of the car and

i pounded on the people whose house it was. i'm like there's a bear in your backyard. i don't think they believed me at first. i was kind of freaking out. they were like, oh, my god and go back there and their dogs were freaking out. >> i can not believe that. it hopped a fence. >> danielle and her mom called animal control. by the time they got here the animal got away. >> i was freaked out earlier. >> i was totally freak ed out. >> the family believes the bear may have been attracted to livestock in their backyard. animal control has not found the black bear yet but says it's not unusual to come into residential neighborhoods. >> i felt bad chasing him. i probably gave him a heart attack. obviously he's okay enough to hop fences. >> you chased him out of our yard. >> wow. the family is just happy that that danielle chased the bear out of their yard. can you do it? >> oh, my god, oh,my god. she was a character. she chased it

out of her yard into somebody else's yard. >> i would have more like hama, hama. >> that's for sure. coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, a new hunt is on for jimmy hathaw. where the search is focused now. >> we have a recall you need to know about. >> there's a mixture of sun and clouds outside. can we expect afternoon thunderstorms? don't miss your updated first warning weather forecast. >> wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on web cbsbaltimore.com instant updates and first warning weather all the time click on cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

all right. a live look outside. it is humid but you know, i think most people are enjoying the day. >> yeah. >> it's okay. it's summer. >> it doesn't look too bad. you know what, it will oh officially be summer at 1:02

a.m.. >> i said it's summer. >> it feels like sum mer. i consider it summer anyway. >> okay. >> it's not too bad of a day. yes, it feels a little humid . we have the chance for a few thunderstorms this afternoon. i want to take you to first warning doppler weather radar right now. i want to draw your attention to cecil county. we do have a severe thunderstorm warning that is in effect until 5:30 as we head into the afternoon. it's all because of this one storm cell that has strengthened to that severe weather criteria. it's just going to skirt the very north eastern portion of cecil county. we will be keeping a close eye on that. it's moving around 45 miles per hour towards the southeast. yes, it does have some hail in there as well. it will skirt again just the very north eastern portions of cecil county over the next hour or so. we are warm out there. around 86 degrees right now in baltimore. 82 in elkton. dew point around 65. thing s feel very humid and even soupy as

well. breezy in dc, 14 miles an hour, 5 out of the north in baltimore. we're in between two weather systems that are going to be effecting us not only today but into tomorrow. in the tropics we have a tropical depression that's developed. is it expected to strengthen? it's not likely. i'm not going to say that it's not possible. if it does it will be -- our next main storm will be called barry. it's expected to continue progressing towards the northwest at this time. of course, the first warning weather team will be keeping you updated on that. not expected to effect our weather any time soon. on satellite and radar, this is what is effecting us. we have a storm system located towards our south, also one other the great lakes. these are going to work together to provide us with chances with scattered thunderstorms into this afternoon and a better chance of thunderstorms and

showers as we head into your tuesday. today through wednesday this is how it's going to play out. this cold front from the north is going to push across our region. as it interacts with the surface area of low pressure that's going to ignite the possibility of a new thunderstorms. as we head into tomorrow temperatures around 86 degrees. variable clouds. and again, as i mention ed ed, possible thunderstorm in the afternoon. >> we will stay tuned to you. >> thanks. don't miss tonight's cbs prime time line up. it's hawaii five-0 followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. there's lots more ahead on wjz at 4:30. he's still in hiding but talking again. what edward snowden is saying about a nsa leak. >> a defenseless pitcher is hit

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it is 4:30, partly cloudy, 86 degrees. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. two former mobsters face off in a boston courtroom. a 72-year-old former hit man testifies about 83-year-old james whitey bulger saying his ex-partner in crime betrayed their oath. >> former hitman joe martorano and former mob boss james white traffic information any time log bulger glanced at each other but didn't make contact. mart ran know spent 12 years in prison. bulger was arrested in 2011 after 16 years on the fbi's most

wanted list and now on trial for 19 murders and other crimes, including extortion and racket tiering. martorano said he decided to become a government witness after he learned bulger was an fbi informant. on the stand on monday he said he and bulger were partners in crime and best crimes and he named one of his sons after bulger. mart ran know said he ratted. >> i never informed or ratted on nobody. if i would have killed him i would have killed him but he wasn't there. that's what i think he deserves. >> as he testifies against bulger martorano doesn't see himself as a rat. >> i'm trying to stop him from ratting anymore. >> bulger denies being an informant and trying to raise doubts about martorano's testimony. that i said he framed him for murders he didn't quit in exchange for a sentence for martorano's own crimes.

>> now, in court today martorano said he took a $20,000 jump sum pavement from the government rather than go into the witness protection program. nsa leaker edward snowden is defending his disclosure of top security u.s. spying programs. kai is in the news room with more on how snowden is reaching out while in hiding. >> reporter: snowden spoke out during an online chat today with the guardian newspaper. it's the same paper he told about the once top secret government surveillance program at the nsa. know den gained access to the information when he was a contract to with the agency. snowden, who grew up in maryland, tax officials are calling h him a trader and say he will never have a fair trial in the united states. snowden is hiding out in hong kong. he made it clear he will not return to the u.s. voluntarily. >> thank you. u.s. officials maintain the datt hering programs are legal and under security court super vision. the court marshall for

private first class bradley manning enters its third week. he's charged with aiding the enemy. a judge, not a jury, is hearing the case. so far the judge has heard from 40 of the 140 witnesses scheduled to testify. bradley said he didn't think sending the links to wikileaks would hurt national security. it's been a year since julian assange remains holed up as politicians meet to discuss his fate. >> the crowd cheered as julian assanged waived through the window. ecuador's foreign minister traveled there.

>> ricardo patino tried to set up a team from legal experts from both sides to break the diplomatic deadlock. they fear sweden may hand him over to the u.s. to face spy charges for leaking documents on his wikileaks website. >> they said it costs millions of dollars to protect him. >> he vows his country will standby assange. they said being holed up in the embassy is bad for his health. he said he's strong enough to stay for at least 5 years rather than face the threat of legal

proceedings in the u.s. >> ecuador's prime minister made it clear assange will not be smuggled out in the trunk of the car. he said the wikileaks should be allowed to walk out the door and go to ecuador. there's increased police presence in the neighborhoods a advantaged by assumer storm sandy. at least 8 homes have been ransacked for copper pipes. that caused those homes to flood just weeks before they would have been livable once again. police say they will be patrolling the areas with the most vacant homes. take a live look outside right now. we have a mixture of sun and clouds. we have a chance for a few storms, showers later this afternoon. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here now with the updated numbers from first warning weather. >> most of the area is pretty quiet. we have a couple of storms around the region. take a look at radar. this one north of hagerstown very light. we have a stronger storm near philadelphia. that's moving to the southeast.

they have a severe thunderstorm warning for a little piece of cecil county. it looks like it's going to miss that area. there's also another one that i just found to the east of baltimore, a very small little cell. it's sitting probably right over the middle river area, about martin airport. middle river to chase, moving off to the east, northeast. there may be a pop up shower in the next hour or two. tomorrow probably a better chance of scattered shower activity. temperatures in the mid 80s, a couple degrees warmer than they should be. normal high is 84. the dew point is in the mid 60s is a little bit of humidity out there. just enough to fuel storms today and again tomorrow. let's check in on the roads right now with christy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, christy. >> hi, everyone. volume along the beltway just ce s to build up. traveling on the west side, that delay has stretched out. it's now from 895 past 70.

on the topside of the in ner loop, steady delay from stevenson road over to providence road. average speed only about 30 miles an hour. northbound 95 problems. the first one 32 to 895 and then from russell street past white marsh boulevard. we have construction causing delays there westbound patacso avenue is closed off. other accidents include north rosedale at edmondson avenue, east 25th at lock raven boulevard. let's take a live look. traffic moving along but at a slower pace. this traffic report is brought to you by erickson living. visit charlestown in va tonsville. visit ericksonliving.com. tampa rays pitcher eric cobb is out of the hospital after

getting hit in the head by a line drive. this is the latest head injury in the sport. it has some asking if major league baseball to do more to protect pitchers. >> it's one of the most disturbing sights in many baseball, a pitcher denseless, getting h hit in the head by a ball traveling more than 100 miles an hour and reaching the mound in 1/3 of a second. alex cobb said he woke up with only a minor headache the day after being hit by a line drive. he's hardly the only victim. last month j.a. happ had to be removed on a stretcher. brandon mccarthy got hit and now has seizures. >> when you see it happen and when you see line drives and hard ground balls go up the middle it crosses your mind. >> it's not just major leagueers. gun ner was

16-year-old when a line drive struck him in the head during a high school scrimmage. he and his family would like to see pitchers helmets. >> i think it will give everyone the confidence. >> while major baseball league officials have studied several possibilities they only cover 40% of the head. cobb was hit in the ear. anything like a hockey mask is considered too bulky for a pitcher to wear. >> whoever comes up with a solution for this is never going to have to work again in their life and probably for generations of their family won't have to work. >> alex cobb suffered a mild concussion and is resting at homeful globe trotters arrived in maryland for a week of fun. they dribbled 7.7 miles to tip

off globe trotter week. all the proceeds will benefit local charities. you can see the globe trotters play in towson on wednesday, thursday and friday. they're fun. >> yes, they are. >> they're a lot of fun. >> they're the orange al -- original practical jokeers. who tur kish police are facing off with this time. >> no sign of on ohio toddler. why the child's mother is be hind bars. >> we're back to june-like weather in maryland. is there a chance of thunderstorms popping up? bob is back next with your first warning weather forecast. ,,,,

for the first time we're hearing some frantic 911 calls after the deck collapses in miami sending dozens into shallow water. >> miami dade county police and fire. where's your emergency? >> i'm at shuckers bar and grill and the deck just totally

collapsed. there's at least 100 people in the water right now. other people are going to save them. but it's horrible. >> hundreds of people were at the sports bar watching the nba finals. 33 were injured, 2 seriously. the cause of the collapse is not yet known. after more than 2 weeks of anti-government demonstrations police are trying to keep protestors from collecting in the square. that has not stopped crowds from trying. >> thousands of people try ied to march towards the square where demonstrations began before spreading around the country. narrow alleyways, protestors played a game of cat and mouse with the police. the police fired tear gas. they used powerful water cannons to try the protestors back.

the crowds are angry with turkey's prime minister. he was democratically elected but after 10 years in power his opponents say he's become aauthoritarian. he still has many supporters. yesterday tens of thousands of them rallied. >> we're behind him and he always will be said this man. until death we'll support him. >> five people, including a policeman have died and more than 5,000 have been injured so far during this unrest in turkey. the search is on for information on to disappearance of former teen leader jimmy hoffa. mary is in the news room with the latest. >> reporter: the search for jimmy hoffa has been going on for 35 years. now the fbi is

searching for clues again. crews are digging up a field just north of detroit acting on a tip from a former mob boss who said hoffa is buried there. no trace hoffa has turned up. >> theorys over the years have suggested his body was put in a trash compact to in michigan and buried in florida. nearly 2 weeks after a little girl's disappearance a $10,000 reward is being offered. >> as you can imagine, it's rough. >> it's been 12 days but hope that baby elanna has not waivered for her family. >> we need to bring the baby home. >> police arrested the toddler's mother, angela stinford. he admits to knowing

elanna suffered a serious physical injury but did not get medical treatment. >> she should have been truthful and done. she shouldn't have been in the house from the get go. >> now she's in jail on $250,000 bond charged with child engagement. >> she made several mistakes. i'm not going to say she was directly responsible for anything. my daughter was in her care at this time this happened. police are handling it the way they feel they need to. >> police detectives won't comment on the extent of elanna's injuries or who caused them. regardless of the details family friends and strangers are not giving up. >> we have to follow everything through and make sure there isn't anything to be found. >> everybody keep their eyes out. you know, that's all we're asking for. everybody just really look. >> the fbi and tpd are offering a $10,000 reward for information

on elanna's whereabouts. the family hopes it brings the baby home. >> something has to break. somebody knows something. >> y fbi and u.s. coast guard crews were searching a river looking for the 18 month old. it was an awkward moment at the daytime emmy awards. kevin clash won three award for his work on sesame street. clash quit the show after charges were filed for sexual assault on young boys. the dads of five -- the injuries ofbabies got reports of the nap nanny and nap nanny chill products. they have agreed to stop selling the nap nanny. its owner said she still

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the last few days of spring believe it or not. we only have like 4 more days before summer officially arrives. it feels like summer out there today. our normal high is around 84. take a look at temperatures right now. we're around 86 officially at the airport. some warmer than average. the dew point in the mid 60s. not overly humid but sticky. north winds at 5. 82 in elkton and a

thunderstorm just to the northeast of cecil county. it's going to be effecting wilmington, primarily. 77 ocean city. still nice down there, 85 in washington. locally temperatures ranging around the low to mid 80s for this time of year. that's about average. a little shower that move ed d offshore here from the edgewood area and aberdeen moving off to the east, northeast. not very strong. that's over the bay now. a tiny shower north of emmitts berg. it's going to totally miss cecil county. it's heading for the wilmington county. even though they have a warning don't think it's going to effect that region, at least not based on the current movement of that particular cell. west winds there at 7 pushing those things away. most areas all day long have seen this southern wind. tomorrow it goes back to a north or northwest wind.

there's a front approaching tomorrow that could bring showers. this afternoon a weak line across the great lakes. we could see some scattered thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. you can see some stuff here in western pa and mainly down to the south of our region. there's a tiny depression moving towards beli z. it's going inland tonight and it will die out. that's good news. cooler air on the way as this front approaches. by wednesday, thursday temperatures getting cooler than average with drier air coming in. south winds 5 to 10 knots on the bay. the bay temperature around 74. tonight there may be a shower or thundershower. 66 by morning. tomorrow a day just reich today but a slightly better chance of a thunderstorm and there could be some brief

downpours and brief gusty wiepdz in any storms tomorrow afternoon. >> thank you. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >> a man is brutally beaten after wearing a yankees cap here at camden yards. now his family is speaking out for the very first time. i'm jessica i'm jessica kartalija, that story coming up,

coming up next at 5:00, attacked at a park. a man continues to fight for his life. for the first time his family speaks ability his recovery and the amounting expenses. >> what's being done to prevent unwanted sexual advances. we'll

talk to outraged maryland lawmakers. >> i'm derek valcourt in northeast cecil county where hearts are broken as they prepare to lay to rest this little girl. what happened to kami ring. that story coming up on eyewitness news. >> check in for more of these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. beaten at the ball park. a man sucker punched an orioles game. i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking t today. >> hecklers at camden yards nearly beat matt fortese to death. now his family talks about thede