she gives her first interview. what it reveals about a possible presidential bid. eyewitness news at 4:00 starts now. this is wjz tv, baltimore. from the is city to the county to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. deadly stand off. day three of the hostage situation at a mall in kenya. >> is there any end in site? i'm kai jackson >> i'm mary bubala. the kenya red cross said thousand offense people are dead. the situation is apparently unclear. tara mergener has the latest from wjz. >> loud explosions and gunfire erupted in nairobi monday as the terrorist attacks on an upscale mall ended its third day.

yeah oh -- two militants killed, ten arrested and more hostages free. >> plums of black smoke billowed out of the key light, a report of militants setting fire to mattresses. >> in new york president obama talked with kenya's president by phone. >> to the kenya people, we stand with them against this terrible out break that's occurred. >> a militant group with ties to al-qaeda is taking responsibility and claims three americans took part in the attack. >> the state department said they have no confirmation americans were involved but said u.s. citizens were injured. . >> san diego native moved there

a couple years ago. >> i'm grateful to be alive. >> john kerry said the u.s. will pursue the terrorists responsible. >> the red cross says 63 people are still missing. change is coming on board flights in the u.s. you may be able to use your ipad or kendall during take off and landing. denise is in the news room with more. >> reporter: county according to the new york times the faa advisory panel will visit. they're expected to allow reading e books or other publications, listening to podcast or watching videos. possible interference has been reported but there's still many questions. >> well, there's actually been a good deal of study done. the unfortunate part about it, it has neither confirmed or tonied the fact that interference can

effect the aircraft's performance. >> reporter: the band on using cell phones during landing is expected to remain in place. >> thank you. the panel will recommend its new policy to the faa by the end of the month. tsa officers at bwi thurgood marshall catch a woman trying to sneak a stun gun through security. it is the second stun gun stopped by tsa officers in just three days. the woman was sited on state weapons charges. budget battle. we're just a week away from a possible government shut down. the house passed a bill to keep that from happening. the legislation deobamacare. >> with one week to go before it runs dry house republicans are defending their strategy. >> we don't what want to shut

down the government, just obamacare. >> i don't think in america we should throw tantrums when we lose elections and threaten to shut down the bill. >> senator ted cruz a republican from texas insisted his party could win this fight. >> i think senate republicans are going to stand side by side with boehner and reasons to the people and stopping this train wreck. >> most senate republicans say it's not worth the risk when democrats control the senate and the white house. oklahoma's tom cobert. >> i think it's great attempt to raise the issue of the weaknesses and problems. it's not a tactic we can carry out. >> if the house and senate are unable to reach an agreement by october 1st millions of federal workers deemed nonessential will be furloughed with no guarantee they will get back pay when the government reopens. social security checks and veterans

benefits would go but late since fewer workers will be available to process the payments. national parks and museums would be closed. >> in a speech friday president obama insisted he would not negotiate over funding the government or over passing the dell ceiling. the death toll rises from flooding in colorado. officials say a 79-year-old woman is now the 8th person to die in the floods. this as vice president biden plans to view the damage and discuss recovery. many people are grouping together to rebuild small bridges and washed out roadways. it's officially fall. sunny and warm. autumn temperatures are here. meteorologist chelsea ingram is in the first warning weather center with a look at the temperatures. i'm sad to see summer go but fall is here, we will enjoy it. >> the next thing you know we will be talking about winter. ready for that? >> no. >> temperatures are on the cool side right now. certainly feels

like fall out there. take a look. temperatures in the 60s for a lot of us. 66 degrees in baltimore. 68 in dc, 50 inland. dew point at 41. humidity is low today. today will be the coolest day of the week. we are running a few degrees cooler than we were just 24 hours ago. at least 4 degrees cooler in central maryland but 9 degrees at pax river. we have a few clouds around. to be honest, increasing sunshine throughout the afternoon. that's going to bring us mostly clear skies over night. a very cool night. whether he start to get closer to seasonal norms into your tuesday afternoon. high pressure still in control. we will talk more on what you can expect in the next couple of days coming up. now a check on the roads from parker shane at wjz traffic control. hey, parker. >> thanks, very much . it's nice to be here again, mary. we have several accidents right now. a surprising number especially in the city. in and out bel air we have an accident

along route at lake fannie road. people heading the ing in that direction are likely to be late. maryland avenue and bittal, broadway and bank. along route 2 out of the annapolis area at route 100 we also are working on accident. out to a live shot of the road now. you see that we have some delays on the beltway approaching i-70. this report brought to you by sesame street. sesame street live at the lyric september 27th and 28th. tickets go on sale now. >> thank you. want to own part of the empire state building? you're about to get your chance. the real estate family that owns the skyscraper is preparing to make an initial public offering.

they're hoping to raise more than $1 billion, offering more than 71 million shares between $13 and $15 each. it's expected to list on the new york stock exchange as esrt. everybody should forget about this. i have already put up a hostile take over and i own all the shares. >> i would going to say you and i would probably put in the for three. >> right. >> i think it's really cool to own a building in new york. >> that would be cool. >> you could claim that. >> what a piece of history. still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. >> it's a change over when he willingly supported by americans. >> we're going to have this discussion today. when the camera goes off nobody is going to do anything. >> the navy yard shooting and the nra, a gun control debate. are changes coming? plane versus building.

the investigation into how this happened. clean up crew. a former nfl player's house trash. now the unexpected help he's getting autumn temperatures are here. will we see a change? meteorologist chelsea ingram is updated the first warning weather forecast complete coverage continues with kai jackson, mary bubala and first warning weather with bob turk, meteorologist chelsea ingram and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's mostly sunny and 66 in central maryland. a pilot is seriously hurt in a plane crash in texas. it happened at the wallard county airport near brookshire. the pilot was sent to the hospital. police say he was the only person in the plane. the cause is under investigation. in up state new york dozens of people volunteer to clean up the home of an nfl player after it's trashed by partying teens.

these photos were taken over the weekend at bryan holloway's home. several teens broke into the home, had a wild party and posted pictures on twitter and facebook. the president is calling for stricter gun control laws. the national rifle association said that's not the answer. pamela brown has the story. >> president obama giving a passionate ulogy for the victims and calling for a transformation of america's gun laws. >> i'm asking what can we do to prevent them from happening again and again and again? >> earlier in the day nra president wayne laf ie r appeared on meet the press.

>> there weren't enough. when the -- >> l aier and the president's comments were a point, counter point. >> it aught to be a shock to all of us as a nation and as a people. it aught to lead to some sort of transformation. >> we need to look at letting the men and women that know firearms and are trained in them do what they do best, this is protect and survive. >> the president once again grieving with americans as four other major mass shootings during his presidency. fort hood, tucson, arizona, aurora, colorado and newtown, connecticut. what's clear, this debate will continue. >> that's the change we need. that's a change that support supported by the majority of americans. >> we're going to have this

discussion today. when the camera goes off nobody is going to do anything. >> pamela brown, cnn new york. >> aaron alex sisz xis was behind the shooting. he died during a gun battle with police not a great start to the week on wall street. >> [bells ringing] >> all the markets are down today. the dow is down 50, the s&p down 8, nasdaq down 9. blackberry is being sold to one of its largest shareholders in a deal worth $4.7 million. it will make blackberry a private company and give stockholders $9 a share in cash. blackberry warned it would cut 40% of its work force. the company has been struggling to come beat against apple and samsung. apple's latest iphone launch turned out to be a record

breaker. the company said it sold more than 9 million models since they hit store friday. microsoft unveiled two new surface models today. the pro 2 targets professionals who want the full power of a laptop in a tablet. they start at around $500. wal-mart will hire 5,500 seasonal workers and make more workers full time. that means wal-mart will be offering more workers benefits. that's your money watch. for the latest business news, follow me on twitter at alexis cbs news. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. well, every school year teens join their high school's

marching band. if they're good enough they play at disney or a major parade. as mike schuh reports the dulaney high school band is taking their act overseas. >> in westminster and elsewhere volunteer hours are spent perfecting their act. as you got your act together you get to fly your banner here in london. >> this is new year's day 2011. guess what... >> we receive add follow up invitation for next year. >> they sent a letter in glorious british fashion. two reps showed up this morning in person to ask the band toer form in 2014. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> in appreciation the band

played for the invited guests, much to the delight of the superintendent. >> to get nominated for this and to be invited once is monumental. to get it twice is phenomenal. we have been known as one of the best school systems for music education. >> everyone appreciates hard work. this is one of the largest day for parades in the year. >> they're wonderful. >> only a hand ful of schools this in our area get invited. >> i think that's amazing with the way they show, enthusiasm, learn their core graphy and play. they are pretty, pretty good. >> well said, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> that is brilliant as they say over there. it will cost over $350,000 to send the band. all the money will be raised by the students and their parents. kai, that long coat was straight

out of parliament. >> it was. it was nice. >> exactly. you need it. >> that's a nice story. >> yeah. >> i wish the young people so much luck. they're doing a great job. coming up on eyewitness news at 4:00, amanda knox retrial. navigating trips for families with autism. how a new program from jetblue is helping. we're getting our first taste of fall to do. will we see a change in the weather? wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com 2, for instant updates and first warning weather all the time click on cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

welcome back. temperatures still on the cool side out there. we are below normal for this time of year. normal is 75 degrees. we're only at 66 degrees in central maryland. even 50 degrees in oak land. higher elevations cooler temperatures. dew point at 41 degrees. humidity is way down. it's going to stay down for the next couple of days locally. temperatures mainly in the mid 60s out there. with the exception of washington around 68 degrees.

all courtesy of a northwest wind. so that's pulling in those cooler temperatures and that dry air. this wind associated with this area of high pressure, i'll show you that here on the big picture of satellite and radar. it's the area of clear, dry air. that's going to control cast control our -- control our forecast. we've got several dry days, good time for out door activity. high pressure still continues to dominate the forecast. temperatures will eventually reach seasonal norms into tomorrow and wednesday. bay temperature at 73. that's closer to our seasonal norms. winds out of the north and 10 knots. here is what you can expect tonight. a chilly one. already using that aga tshgs etive. patchy fog for the next couple

of nights and mornings. 75 degrees for that high temperature. mostly sunny skies. we will look at the next days in the next hour. >> thank you. tv honored its breast best and brightest at the emmys. jessica kartalija spoke with entertainment tonight's nancy d'dell about some of the highlights. >> you are literally pulling an all nighter and look fantastic. >> very kind. i am. absolute absolutely zero sleep. that's how it is. you just go all night long. there's the winners to talk to after they win and then parties throughout the evening. so it's just all work. >> i would imagine. >> it feels like play. >> what were the highlights for you? >> one of my favorites was jim parsons because i'm a huge fan of the big bang theory and the biggest fan of his. just to have him backstage after he won he was just so emotional. i saw that when he gave his speech on

stage. i talked to him about why he was so emotional. here's what he had to say. >> how does it feel? >> this is the most dream-like trip i've had here. i'll be honest. i just felt like one boy only deserves so much good fortunate in a weird way. do you know what i mean? the numbers game alone just to be invited here is just, i don't know,really touching. >> so very deserving. having won like three of the past four years, that's what he means that he deserves that much luck. he just said he was overwhelmed because of the moment and not realizing he would win again. >> a lot of talk about michael douglas last night. >> yeah. he arrived on the red carpet without catherine jones. i asked him for an update on their relationship. he was very open on where they are. take a listen to that. >> how are you holding up with everything that's been going on? >> well, we're fine.

everybody is fine. there's nothing more to say. we're taking a little break. we're talking. i think everything is going to be fine. i'm very hope. chl ful. >> as we all are. they make such a good couple. that was good news. then there was a ton of fashion. did you have a fashion favorite on the red carpet? >> i loved all of them. of course, we love jew -- julia. we will all be watch ing. thank you so much. >> you get much more emmy wraup wrap up tonight. >> have a good one. >> don't miss inter entertainment tonight at 7:30. still to come on eyewitness news at 4:00, will see or won't she? hilary clinton gives her first interview since leaving the state department. crack down in chicago. the extreme measures to curve violence there. will that plan work? death penalty hearing.

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it is 4:30, 66 degrees and sunny in central maryland. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. the political drum sweet beat is building for a hill clinton candidacy for the white house. polls show she's the leading contender for the democratic nomination. >> in her first interview since leaving the state department hilary clinton admitted what everyone has suspected all along. as she wrestles with the idea of running in 2016 she said, i do. i'm pragmatic and realistic. she gave herself a way out telling new york magazine, i'll do whatever i can from the position i find myself in to advocate for the values and policies i think are right for the country.

>> privately people in her inner circle think a campaign is inevitable. they are working on the assumption she's running again. joe hagan quoted a long time clinton friend as say, she's doing a very clinton thing. in her mind she's running for it. she's also convinced herself she hasn't made up her mind. >> she's a savvy politician. she's been coy about it in telling people to back off a little bit. meanwhile, people in her staff are putting the foot on the gas. >> bill clinton tried to slow it down more saying sunday his wife's decision was a long way ahead. >> i think she would be the first to tell you there's no such thing as a done deal. i don't know what she's going to do. >> there's indications governor o'malley will run for the nomination in 2016. death penalty protocol.

lawyers for boston suspect tsarnaev are in court today. kai is live in the news room with more. >> reporter: his attorneys are trying to get the death penalties taken off the table. he faces federal capital charges in the bombings that killed 3 people and left more than 200 hurt. his lawyers said they have not received key evidence and have not had enough time to submit a proposal. he's been held at a federal prison in boston. vic. >> thank you. u.s. attorney general eric holder will have the ultimate say on whether to seek the death penalty. just days after a mass shooting in chicago injuries 13 people, including a toddler is considering bringing in the national guard. there was a surprising sign of hope this weekend. >> the assault rifle shooting in the park of 3-year-old deonte

howard and three others is an example of how bad chicago's problem with gang violence can be. saturday there was this example of hope, rival gangs together playing basketball. >> you bring everybody else, work as a team, establish our goals and move on. leave all the shooting and the gang banging for the streets. >> called the peace tournament, it included nba star eric rose and isaiah thomas, both chicago natives all pushing for peace. the event is run by father flagger. >> i want to just balance it. there's this wonderful thing of peace on saturday. >> how to find that balance is the problem. illinois's governor is suggesting bringing in the national guard. >> at some point they're going to have to leave and then what? you're still left with the same

issues. >> mayr emmanuel booed by some people is frustrated. >> we will not allow children in the city of chicago to have their youthfulness, optimism, hope taken from them. >> now, the number of chicago homicides is actually down compared to last year by 21%. an elders berg man is in critical condition after being punched at a party. the carroll county sheriff said the victim was at a party in westminster when he was punched in the face. he fell striking his head on the pavement. that knocked him unconscious. michael schwartz, junior is charged with second degree assault. for families with an autistic trial air travel can be a huge challenge. now one airline is giving families a way to practice. marly hall reports from jfk airport in new york. >> getting four young kids through an airport and on a

plane is a challenge. but for the price family it's even more difficult. their youngest child, calem has autism. the 4-year-old has never been on a plane. he often acts out this many unfamiliar settings, especially when there's a lot of noise and activity. >> being out in public and doing things with him a very difficult. >> the price's and 100 other family with autistic children are getting a chance to practice the entire travel experience. >> welcome to jetblue. >> jetblue airways and autism speaks sponsored a flight training program at new york's jfk airport. families lined up for check in, boarded a real aircraft and taxied around the airport. >> this is an environment where everyone has been trained and they're supportive. >> parents of children with autism say one of the toughest parts of the travel experience is the time before take off when electronic devices must be turned off. >> now we're taking away his

fun toys and a way to communicate which can escalate a behavior. >> families say airline employees and passengers usually aren't as nice but they have the confidence they need. >> this is rehearsal for disney. >> they're planning to travel to disney world this december. marly hall, wjz eyewitness news. >> jetblue said it plans to roll out more programs in boston, los angeles, orlando in the near future. it's a beautiful autumn afternoon. here's a live look outside at sunny skies, a perfect day. bob turk is here with the updated first warning weather numbers. >> it's the first full day of fall. it came in yesterday afternoon at 4:44. it's going stay with us until about december 21st i'd say. 66 now. that was saturday afternoon ex excuse me.

66 elkton, 67 ocean city, 50 oakland. the dew points down to 41. that means it's going to get chilly tonight. this morning we were in the low 50s. some 40s to the west of us. 56 over in dc. we have a chilly night tonight. the next several days just beautiful, nice weather. this is going to last all week long. there's essentially no rain coming, at least through the weekend. we need more rain, even though we had a grade school on saturday. how is the commute so far? let's check in on the roads with parker shane. >> thanks. things moving along reasonable s afternoon. you can see on the topside inner loop heading to the north side you're going to see slow traffic from pikesville over to harford road. speeds only 15 miles an hour below where they should be. on the southwest side inner loop delays from i-70. outer loop some delays from approaching 70

down towards 95. over to the left of the screen on westbound 70 your typical delays into ellicott city starting at 29. we had a report of a disabled vehicle at the tunnel but that's cleared. 100 eastbound at route 2 you can see some delays now heading all the way back to 295, the bw parkway. that accident is in the clearing stage. a new accident in the towson and luthersville area, york road at green meadow. let's go to that lye shot of the beltway at 70. the inner loop is actually looking better than it did a few minutes ago. this traffic report is brought to you by your local zip's dry cleaner.

finds your zips at 312smips.com. high drama on hostages. it's the story of a family thrust into the middle of a political conspiracy to asis nate the president. jessica kartalija has a preview. >> i'm not going to repeat myself. i suggest you listen carefully. >> tony is a surgeon chosen to operate on the president. they threaten to kill her. >> follow my instructions. no one will get hurt . >> it's a very big wake up call. >> this is the scariest thing anyone would have to go through. >> he's doing something for a good reason but doing bad things. >> you're going to kill the president of the united states? other wise we will kill your family. >> faced with that extraordinary choice she chooses to avoid making a decision and

the action centers on the consequences. >> i underestimated her. >> i can see how duncan thought ellen was a push over. >> i'm disappointed. i thought we had an understanding. >> the essence of this series is really her and i going at each other and sort of topping each other in many ways. >> each week these two very strong characters try to out wit each other, manipulate each other and hide things. >> the this whole thing was only supposed to be a 2-day operation. in and out, get the deed done and everybody goes back to their lives. >> i love that it's compounding everyone. i love that nobody has in idea. >> we have eyes and ears, thought of everything. >> jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> you can see the series premier of hostages right here on wjz. it airs tonight at 10:00 and it's immediately followed by eyewitness news at

11:00. >> interesting cast. should be interesting. straight ahead. the captain of the concordia speaks out. who he said is to blame for the cruise ship crash. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ over coming his disability. a man with an amazing musical talent. a beautiful day to start the work week. will we see a change? bob will have the updated first warning weather forecast. complete coverage continues with denise koch, vic carter and first warning weather with bob turk, meteorologist chelsea ingram and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's it's wjz, maryland's ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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the death toll rises from widespread flooding in mexico. more than 100 lives were claimed. rain set off mud slides, washing out roads and causing rivers to over flow. amanda knox is defending her decision not to return to italy for a retrial over the killing

of her british roommate 6 years ago. she spoke on british television today. >> amanda knox told british tv anchors she's too scared to go back to italy to be tried again for murder. >> i'd do anything to prove my innocence. >> knox spent 4 years in an italian prison. her and her boyfriend were acquitted in 2011. >> people say why not go back in you're innocent and have nothing to fear or nothing to hide. why not go back? >> nothing to fear? i have plenty to fear. i was already imprezened wrongfully. i was convicted wrongfully. >> she talked to british broadcasters from seattle. she returned there after being set free and got a book deal worth millions of dollars. now she said she can't afford to return to italy. her lawyers will represent her instead.

she asked if she'd take a lie detector test. >> that would be just -- i would be fine with that. >> the only person behind bars for the murder is rudy guede. he's serving a 16 year jail sentence. alfonzo van march. sgrsz >> the sue >> there was con consistent sis in the appeal decision. the captain of the concordia said other people are the blame for the ship wreck. >> reporter: he said the hamsman batched a check toif maneuver steering right instead of left and hitting the reef. he said the company failed to list the reefs on his chart. the captain is accused of

carrying out the unplanned maneuver to impress passengers. 32 people died in the crash. he's charged with manslaughter. >> thank you. if convicted he could face 20 years in prison. a report she does new light on an incident in which a hydrogen bomb was dropped over north carolina 15 years ago. >> it literally would have changed the course of ri. history. >> just threes day after john f. kennedy's address that the united states declared a nuclear disaster. in january 1961 the air force almost detonated an atomish bomb over north carolina. >> the robert was obtained during research for a book. . >> there was a b-52 bomber that started leaking fuel. thousands of gallons of fuel started

coming out. it prepare to do an emergency landing. while it was preparing the emergency landing there was a weight imbalance. >> one of the bombs deployed a parachute and fell into a field. >> what prevented the detonation was one safety switch and a fair amount of good luck. that safety switch was later found in some cases to be defective. >> had the device exploded the fall out could have stretched across the eastern sea board reaching to washington dc and putting millions of lives at risk. the only remaining sign is this plaque. >> when you look at the long missed accidents it gives you enormous pause about other countries like pakistan, india, north korea having nuclear weapons.

>> the near miss in 1961 is one of at least 700 significant incidents involving nuclear weapons recorded between 1950 and 1968. a new study on preschoolers shows taking naps has a positive effect on learning. researchers found learning skills differences. children who stayed away forgot 15% of the information they learned in the morning while children who napped remembered everything. experts say children only need about a one-hour nap. a california guitarist is gaining attention for his unique way of playing. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> he plays with his feed instead of his fingers. he's from romania and was born without arms. he was rejected by his village and his family put him up for adoption. he said music has caught him he can

over come anything. this teenager also plays the cello, which is even more remarkable because you're boeing that. that's amazing. >> anyone who has any complaint about anything today, say you can't do thinking, shut up. >> yes, get over it. fall is definitely here . >> it's a great start to the work week weather wise. will it,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

well, beautiful weather like this makes you feel fancy free. >> fancy and free ? fancy free. okay. fall did arrive yesterday at 4:44. i said saturday. usually it is on the 21st. this year it was the 22nd. let's take a look -- oh, that hurt. let's take a look at temperatures and conditions now. that didn't really. 66 degrees. humidity at 40%. dew point is way down at 41. west, northwest winds. very october-like day.

barometer rising 30.03. 50 oakland, 62 cumberland and 67 67 in ocean city. locally temperatures only in the low to mid 60s. over night it will get back between 42 in the coldest areas to about 49 or 50 down by the inner harbor. we have a breeze right now. over night it will quit. light winds, clear skies, temperatures with a dew point of 41 will drop quite low. clouds down to the south. the rain we had on saturday moved offshore. it's kind of stalling out across northern florida. it could be some tropical development perhaps down there. right now it's quiet, no problems. to the west, shower activity. they may see the first snow of this season in the mountains and rockies. chilly air coming down. a lot of rain again today over portions of colorado where they don't need

it. see that low pressure? a little snow in the aspen area. that rain is not helping the situation. not as easy as it heavy as it was. cloud free, high pressure over the entire area. just pleasant and dry into the weekend and beyond it as this high is just going to sit here. eventually it will get milder, may get into the upper 70s. the normal high is 75. sunrise at 6:56, sets at 7:01. the bay temperature around 73 degrees. over night tonight a clear and chilly night. 45, could be some patchy fog in some spots. then tomorrow bright sunshine after any fog burns off. i don't think it will be extensive. there could be fog where it rained this weekend. moisture around. in the afternoon sunshine, back up to around 75. just about normal tomorrow. beautiful afternoon. >> gorgeous. thank you. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. the situation is

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coming up next on wjz news at 5:00, aftermath of the attack. kenyan officials speak after a terror attack hits the capital city, what's going on now. this parent has plenty to say but school leaders just weren't having it and now he's under arrest. i'm derek valcourt, i'll tell you what had that dad so fired up when eyewitness news continues. a 5 -month-old baby girl is dead and now baltimore city police are investigating.

i'm rochelle ritchie. what her mother says she was told. >> get all these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news starts right now. hi i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. a celebration on a bus hurt a ravens player. >> reporter: the ravens confirmed that they were investigating an injury that happened early this morning involving their star player. fans are used to seeing