>> good morning. coming up next on eyewitness news. a killer captured. who made the mistake that allowed them to walk out of prison. >> a big loss for baltimore. a popular restaurant owner well known in the community passes away. look back at his life and career next on wjz. >> home invasion lives -- lease an elderly man and his girlfriend have repeat. >> taking a live look outside. it quit chilly blustery auto morning. meteorologist chelsea ingram is your first warning weather forecast.

>> good morning. it's a good morning to come inside and check in on everything at the maryland harmon: show. with to do with all those secondhand finds. eyewitness news is seconds away. >> this is wjz-tv. baltimore. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it's complete coverage. it's wjz. >> good morning welcome to eyewitness news this sunday. i'm gigi barnett. >> and i'm here for tim williams. it's a nice morning. clear skies. it's actually very seasonal. check it out. plenty of sunshine. a lot of sunshine in store for us. temperatures sitting in the 40s for a lot of us.

46 degrees at bwi marshall. 34 degrees in oakland. 50s in southern maryland. dewpoint up to 35 degrees. check out the cool air located in northwestern canada. that will make it down our way but not until about tuesday night or wednesday morning. for today high-pressure in control. a high road 64 degrees. mostly clear skies. by the evening 51 degrees. >> thank you. more in our first warning weather forecast in just a minute. first, here's a look at the stories people are talking about. five people dead in a crash near the maryland pennsylvania border. the crash happened in washington township yesterday afternoon. investigators say two motorcycles collided head on with the suv killing four people on the motorcycle and one person an suv. the accident was so bad the

counters were called to the scene. no longer on the lam. to convict her workers mistakenly freed from a florida prison are back behind bars. >> reporter: police found joseph jenkins and charles walker at a hotel in panama city, florida just a hundred miles from the president they escaped from. >> we want you to surrender yourself to someone you trust who will bring you back in safely. >> the two men serving life sentences for separate murders but both were allowed to leave the prison after officials received forged court papers ordering their release. jenkins family picked him up. >> they took him first to his grandmother's house was totally

elated. we then took him to his mother's house. >> amazingly, earlier this month both men follow florida law and returned to a jail to register as freed felons. corrections officers took these mugshots, fingerprinted them, and watched them walk out the door. jenkins and walker were on the run. the state of florida is the revealing -- reviewing all files. >> florida has changed his early release program. the sentencing judge has to verify every relief order signed. city homicide detectives investigating a fatal shooting in the southwest section of baltimore just after 9:30 last night. police rushed to the three and block off franklin town road. they found a 2002 chrysler pt cruiser on the sidewalk. inside that vehicle was a female adult with multiple gunshot

wounds. she died before doctors could help. the tech tips say anyone with information should give them a call. the search is on for three next man accused of robbing and beating an elderly couple in anne arundel county. >> reporter: the victims of a terrifying attack. now they are telling their story to wjz. >> they started beating me up. the 87-year-old still can't believe what happened. he says three intruders broke into the rear of his home and brutally beat him and his girlfriend. >> they said, shut your mouth. they told me they would help lay down. all of a sudden he hit me again. >> anne arundel county police are hunting for the assailants.

pricing is just off dorsey road. the attack has left all for and is 73-year-old girlfriend shaking. it was just terrifying. just terrifying. >> the three suspects fled in an unknown correction. all over was able to make it across the street to a neighbor who called 911. >> i hope they catch him. we don't need people like this around in this world. we go to church and everything and live for the lord. if they get the love of god in their heart, they wouldn't to things like this. >> he needed eight stitches to close a won't in his four head. this incident does not appear to be a random attack and the victims were targeted. no back to you. >> a member of the community has come forward to donate a new tv to the victims. police will also help install it.

we now know the name of the man that shot to death along orleans street last week. police in northeast baltimore say someone shot palmist harder friday night. it happened just after 6:00. police say an unknown target center -- an unknown man shot him. he was 22 years old. a traffic stop turns deadly. no police are investigating. it happened saturday morning. an officer pulled over the vehicle was suspended takes on group one near the exit to route 100 west. police say hakeem mohammad also give false information about his identity. that's when officers arrested him. soon after he complained of not feeling well and went into cardiac arrest. police say they have ordered an autopsy in this case.

a big loss for baltimore. a popular restaurant owner has passed away. look at his life and career. >> reporter: good morning. edward eddie owns several north baltimore restaurants during his career, but his most successful was the fire -- was the southern inspired. ms. shirley's, a successful restaurant chain. saturday he passed away. he died after a battle with leukemia. he was 61 years old. the mayor released a statement saying in part, my heart aches at hearing the news of eddie's passing. this shirley's cafe is a baltimore landmark. talkin name: mark after an employee and personal friend. two years ago wjz talk to him about competing to be on the food network the great food truck race. >> there's lots of positive things about being in baltimore.

>> .-dot-dot .-dot-dot kids name was well-known around baltimore. other restaurants owned included roland park bagel company. his mouthwatering dishes through long lines and his legacy lives on through the food he loves to make. >> he opened this shirley's in 2005 that now at the locations. back to you. >> he will be missed. funeral services are set for monday afternoon. maryland state police are reminding drivers to move over. this after a trooper was struck and critically wounded well helping other drivers on the side of the road recently. the states move over law requires drivers to move into a lame away from emergency vehicles. drivers are supposed to slow down if they pass an accident scene.

in sports, the stage is set for 2013 world series. late last night boston red sox clinched the american league championship in game six against the detroit tigers. they'll meet up with the st. louis cardinals wednesday for game one of the series. the cards and the red sox have met three times in the world series. and it is always one of the biggest games on the ravens schedule matter what our teams record. today is the showdown. mark viviano has more on what to watch for in pittsburgh. >> reporter: baltimore hates big ben, but the ravens players respect him. i am mark viviano. but they are saying about the steelers quarterback coming ,,r we come back. it into the ravens and steelers this afternoon live right here on

wjz-13. yesterday was -- well, it rained. >> a little bit of rain, a lot of cloud cover. i walked outside and i was like, it rained. >> beautiful, mostly clear. sunny today. sunny up in pittsburgh as well for the game. take a look live outside. boy does it look great. a nice crisp autumn morning out there. temperatures sitting in the 40s. take a look at our current across the region. around 46 degrees at bwi marshall. 30s in western maryland. a couple 50s in southern maryland. dewpoint at 35 degrees. that humidity has gotten a lot lower through other day today. locally seeing temperatures anywhere from 40s to 50s. winds shifting about west thanks to

a cold front that protestant rain and cloud cover yesterday. didn't really change our temperatures who much. we are very seasonable for this time of year. winds a little on the breezy side for baltimore and dc. the big picture on satellite and radar showing that cold front moved through. now it is starting to push off into the canadian maritime. behind it we see an area of the year, dry air. that's associated with high-pressure. so here's how things will play out. high-pressure brings us plenty of sunshine, then we keep a close eye on the cold front had from north western canada and the great lakes. that will bring us a chilly air mass for this time of year. we see lows dip into the 30s for a lot of us and then high temperatures only making it into the mid-50s. it is this dip in the jetstream that's going to bring those cool temperatures and usher them right into our neighborhood along with that cold front it moves

through. they temperatures 65 degrees. winds out of the northwest. again, that's why we've got that small craft advisory in effect. his would you can expect. highs around 64 degrees. mostly sunny. a very seasonable day. also seasonal night with temperatures around 42. plenty of sunshine headed into the start of the work week with temperatures write around 66 degrees. i think today is my pick of the week for temperatures in the amount of sunshine. >> this is it. today is the day. >> and then it's a lot cooler. >> still ahead on eyewitness news sunday morning -- >> and i am sharon gibala live at the maryland home and garden show. want to make this chair look new again? apparently it's pretty easy.

today you have the unique opportunity to hear from the experts on how to do that. that's after the break. >> but first, here's a look at yesterday's winning lottery numbers. good luck. we are back in just a moment. ,,

>> good morning again. thanks for joining us. i am meteorologist chelsea ingram. it's 46 degrees outside right now in central maryland with mostly sunny skies out there. a very beautiful start to the day. plenty of sunshine through the afternoon. take a look at our current temperatures. some spots in the 50s already including dcn patuxent. humidity a lot lower than it was yesterday. i weather -- here's what you can expect. mostly sunny skies. highs around 64 degrees. >> shall be back with the first full forecast in a minute. first, ravens fans gearing up for one of the biggest games of the season. the town is painted purple. today is the showdown. sports director mark viviano explains what the ravens need to focus on in sports.

>> reporter: good morning. for about a decade now the ravens and steelers rivalry has had the label baltimore against big ben. he made his nfl debut against the ravens back in 2004. he lost that game but he's beat the ravens many times since. he didn't play against the ravens at all last season, missed both games with shoulder and rib injuries, but he is back to help them deal with ravens at heinz field today. it's been a rough season for ben and the steelers. he's been sacked 18 times in five games in pittsburgh has just one win so far. still, the ravens defense says they respect the opposing quarterback. >> he's very tough to bring down. he's always looking to make a play downfield, especially now. the guys won two super bowls. that speaks for itself. >> he's gifted. he can run around.

we've got our hands full. we had to make sure we have a good week of preparation. >> ravens quarterback has faced steelers 12 times, including a couple playoff games. the ravens have five wins and seven defeats in the series. the ravens will not have linebacker josh bynes today. he's out after surgery on an infected finger, but linebacker jameel mcclain is listed as probable. if you just play, it will be his first game since he suffered a spinal cord injury in december of nal cord injury in december last year. read ravens are 3-3. pittsburgh with a record of 1- 4. highlights in reaction tonight at 11:00. >> you can see the ravens and the steelers this afternoon at 4:15 live right here. nice weather even in pittsburgh. >> mostly sunny skies. temps around 56 degrees, so some very good football weather.

>> inspiration, renovation, and decoration at the home and garden show. >> it's packed with product every homeowner needs as well as educational seminars. >> meet the areas top home improvement experts. >> we find. sharon gibala with a familiar face of hdtv. >> hdtv is so awesome. she's going to speak on how you can take secondhand finds over finds from the attic and basically make them look new again. personally, it's a little intimidating, but she says it's not so hard. >> good morning. it really isn't hard. you just have to dig in. with a project like this, it's really simple. it takes baby 45 minutes to do it. poppyseed off, recover it, and you have a whole new chair. >> that sounds pretty easy. what else are you going to talk about?

>> i talk all about repurposing. hopefully, inspire people to do their own treasure hunting and do a little bit of reproducing themselves. >> people can get inspired by some of these fantastic things and then maybe go home and do something themselves. >> absolutely. looking at things in a different way, looking outside the box. so just really thinking outside the box. >> we've mentioned that you will be talking at noon. will people be able to ask you questions. >> ali to a question and answer after my session. >> is that someone even traveled two hours. >> i've got people coming from far distances, which is really great. >> she is here from detroit, so this is a special opportunity. we are at the state fairgrounds into ammonium. the show runs from 10:00 to 6:00. back over to you guys.

>> traveling really far to see that. thank you. still to come on eyewitness news sunday morning -- >> he's budding engineering students have won a national contest with this electric car that they built. they built. the story could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know.

>> welcome back. a look at what you can expect for

the next days. temperatures around 66 degrees starting the work week. cloud cover increases as we had through tuesday. things turned much cooler. we drop about 10 degrees into wednesday. slight chance of rainfall. headed into thursday, 54 degrees for the high. 38 degrees for the low. down to 35 and a couple spots hitting freezing. >> high schools across the country send their breast and brightest into an engineering battle. >> one from maryland rolled to a national victory. >> reporter: two to 5 liters per minute flow rate. >> you need to be pretty sharp to excel in this class. >> this is one of the robots use. >> with such things comes failure. >> from that we learn what could go wrong and we learn how to

improve the vehicle. >> then he ups the ante: from a concept you could hold in your hand to one you need to roll out by hand. this is a $5000 electric car him him him inside there is a fully grown high school senior. >> cramped. >> five students here felt it and it won a regional competition. their next stop is california to the national. >> i just put the pedal down and that was the fastest lap. >> they win the national title with solid planning and prep. >> we just knew how we needed to perform. >> i think just being so prepared. >> prepared in that their car was the only one with a canopy and they would arrive hours before to prep the car. they say it was fun taking what

they learned. truly a hands-on education. >> authentic education. >> mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> complete coverage continues with gigi barnett and meteorologist tim

williams. it's wjz, maryland's news statio. >> good morning and welcome back to eyewitness news this sunday. i'm gigi barnett. >> and i meteorologist chelsea ingram. thanks for joining us. we are sitting right now in the mid-40s. so it's on the cool side. very seasonal, believe it or not. plenty of sunshine right now. plenty of sunshine in store as we had throughout the afternoon. here's a look at current temperatures. high-pressure in control for us. again, plenty of sunshine in store. highs right around 64 by midday, 51 degrees by evening. >> thank you.

let's take a look at the stories people are talking about this morning. five people are dead in a crash near the maryland pennsylvania border. they're crash between two motorcycles and an suv in washington township yesterday afternoon. two motorcycles traveling in one direction collided head-on with an suv killing four people on the motorcycle and one person in the suv. that accident was so bad grief were sent to the scene. the road was shut down for about five hours. surprising developments in the case of the 12-year-old florida girl who took her own life after being bullied online. the stepmother of one of the accused girls is now under arrest. >> reporter: a florida judge read the charges against is in foster, including child abuse because of this recently discovered video from july. authorities say she viciously beat two young boys when she cut them fighting in her home. other children can be heard laughing and swearing the background. after the ordeal, one boy remained motionless on the ground.

>> after we showed her the video about how she at least hit this one kid 10 times in the back and in the head with her fist and she admitted, well, i did go too far that day. >> police on the video online home investigating the suicide of her back upset with. she jumps off a tower at the cement factory after being cyber bullied for almost a year. two students were charged in the case, when is the stepdaughter of lindsay and prosper. >> the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. >> after her child's arrest, she told reporters she doesn't allow her children to bully and monitors their social media. but if this is video on one of her kids facebook page. >> the sheriffs of the children in the video from july are fine. cases under supervision of the florida department of children

and family. two convicted murderers back behind bars after being released from prison in florida with phony documents. u.s. marshals caught up with joseph jenkins and charles walker at a motel in panama city beach. the men are expected to appear in court later today. police say walker and jenkins who are both 34 years old have forged motions to reduce their sentences. they also used those court orders granting request for early release. remembering the fallen. baltimore fire department honors the firefighters who died in the line of duty. this ceremony also recognized firefighters show bravery in the face of all blaze. >> reporter: a single flag hoisted high in memory of city firefighters lost over the last year. this ceremony at the war memorial building in baltimore marks the occasion. >> he lived and he breezed talking about this.

>> silas grant died last year. he was injured several times during his fire career but before retiring in 1978, grant was a trailblazer in that department engine 13. >> one of the first classes of african-americans when he came on. when i was a young kid, i would come and watch them at the station. it made an impact upon me. >> a total of 52 firefighters honored this weekend at the memorial service. none died while on duty. in the last year the city has not lost any firefighters while battling blazes. that is a badge of honor for many here. >> we do have a firefighter killed, we look at that and say why. she >> and shortly after the memorial service, the city hosted it's metal state to recognize top firefighters in the department. several people in the hospital after a crash in howard county. it happened yesterday morning

along route 1. police say the crash involved five cars. medics rushed the seven people to the hospital, two of them with life-threatening injuries. no word yet on what caused the chain reaction crash. the father of edward snowden is back on u.s. soil. edward snowden has been forced into seclusion after leaking classified information about a secret u.s. government surveillance program. this was the first time his father spent time with him. he talked about the trip saying that he stands by his son and defends his loyalty to the u.s. >> my son would die before he would sell secrets to a foreign government that would harm his country. i know that for a fact. >> loni snowden also said his son has no regrets: the whistleblower and not a fugitive. he also advised his son to stay

in russia and said that he plans to visit him again very soon. the new jersey supreme court upholds a state judge's ruling on same-sex marriage. the court decision means that same-sex couples can legally start tying the knot as soon as tomorrow. cities and towns profit state added extra hours this weekend. the clock is ticking if you need a book -- if you need to book a flight for the thanksgiving holiday. according to travelocity, thanksgiving airfares are up 7% from last year, an average price of $415 round trip. travel experts say you'll pay a very high price if you haven't booked already. traveling on thanksgiving day or coming back on saturday could save you some cash. ravens fans are driving up to pittsburgh today to see one of the biggest games on the schedule.

here is mark viviano with what you can watch for today from pittsburgh. >> reporter: good morning. for about a decade ravens/steelers rivalry has had the label of baltimore against big ben. he made his nfl debut back in 2004. he lost that game that he's been the ravens many times since. he didn't play against the ravens at all last season, missed both games with shoulder and rib injuries, but he is back to help and he awaits the ravens at heinz field today. it's been a rough season. he hasn't sacked 18 times in five games. pittsburgh has just one win so far. still a ravens defense says they respect the opposing quarterback. >> he's very tough to bring down. he's always looking to make a play downfield, especially -- you

know, the guy has won two super bowls. that speaks for itself. >> he's gifted. he can run around. we got our hands full. with got to make sure we have a good week of preparation. >> the ravens quarterback has faced the steelers 12 times, including a couple playoff games. the ravens have five wins and seven defeats in the series. the ravens will not have linebacker josh finds today. he's out after surgery on an infected finger, but linebacker jameel mcclain is listed as probable. if he does play, it will be his first game since he suffered a spinal cord injury in december of last year. ravens are 3-3. pittsburgh with a record of 1- 4. both need a win. highlights in reaction tonight at 11:00. back to you for now. >> see the ravens and steelers this afternoon at 4:15 live right here. we all know that the season

is well underway, you can still sign up for the 2013 pro football challenge. to compete, go to cbsbaltimore.com and click on link at the top of the homepage. you must be over 18 to play. our contest runs through the regular football season. you are competing with people nationally for prizes, so go to cbsbaltimore.com. sign up now. we have seen some mega lottery jackpots lately. some changes means is bigger and faster growing jackpots now. the minimum jackpots will grow by at least $5 million after each drawing or there is no winner. the second-place prize will increase from $250,000 to $1 million. mega millions is played in maryland and 42 other states. drawings are held on tuesdays and fridays. so if you don't get the numbers, you've still got a chance to be a millionaire. >> sounds good to me.

if you are going up to pittsburgh today, i take a jacket with you. temperatures only in the 50s. beautiful day. take a live look outside. plenty of sunshine right now. that's what we see as we head into the afternoon. take a look at current temperatures across the region. still sitting in the 40s. 46 degrees. 34 and some 50s on the map, including dc, patuxent, as well as easton. so we're less humid than we were yesterday and locally same temperatures anywhere from the mid-40s all the way up to around 50 degrees in some spots. winds coming out of the west. that is filtering in drier air and that means we see plenty of sunshine throughout the day. satellite and radar showing that cold front. that's the theory of clouds and

precipitation. that is high-pressure. again, a very nice and seasonal day on tap for today. you see a cold front traveling from north western canada and than the great lakes. that will bring us a fairly chilly air mass. the caps off temperature about 10 degrees. lows in the 30s in some spots and highs only in the 50s for several days. that's all thanks to the jetstream dipping down significantly pulling in a lot of that cold air. again, that sticking around for a couple days. they temperature at 65 degrees. we've got a small crafted by 3 affect. here is what you can expect. mostly sunny and seasonable. temperatures around 64 degrees. unfortunate, 42 and clear. average is 44. you may even get to see a meteor or

two. it will peak overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. we've got home on that block a lot of those meteors from being able to be visible. tomorrow looking fun with plenty of sunshine. temperatures write around 66 degrees. >> a good thing to do some star gazing. >> the only thing is the phone. i think you still be able to see at least one or two. >> still to come on eyewitness news sunday morning -- don't go away. we are carving pumpkins. and with got some tips on how to get the exact face on that pumpkin you want. >> and if you're looking to get inspired for a home project, whether it's new windows or cutters or as easy as carving your pumpkin. the maryland home and garden show is the place to be today. we will have details coming up after the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> a beautiful shot of the inner harbor. 46 degrees and sunny outside right now. welcome back to eyewitness news weekend edition. the home and garden show

underway at the fairgrounds this weekend. >> and is more than a few surprises that are sure to delight you. >> from punk and art and sand sculptures, wjz is live. sharon gibala is back. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have the pumpkins to my right. we have sand to my left. so many things to see at the maryland home and garden show. whether you are looking to get inspired for a big project like windows or cutters or closet organization or a small one such as a pumpkin carving, you think i could do that? i don't think so. we have just plumber here with the maryland home and garden show. good morning. >> good morning. >> you have some new and fun things to catch people's lives. >> we've really tried to make the show entertaining for everyone. we know they're so much to all their. we've got the food network halloween wars. you see the information.

the city did a tremendous job on this file stand behind us. we have cash and cari here. we also have the national barbecue champion. he's been a big hit with all of the guys trying to figure out how to make that brisket not turn out like the shoe leather. >> are people going to be able to taste it? >> he did have tasting yesterday. yesterday we had baby back ribs and brisket. >> i saw there was a food vendor in the back as well. >> there's food here that can be. as always, we have the home and garden show which is such a great time to do projects. i myself went yesterday. they offer so many deals because they want to get through the winter. there are so many deals. this is the time to really get your house ready for the holidays. >> fantastic. you can come from 10:00 to 6:00 today at the maryland state fairgrounds in timonium. by the way, cari is speaking at

noon. >> thank you. >> sounds good. >> eyewitness news reporting live this morning from the home and garden show. you do not have to be a master sculptor to learn how to carve those pumpkins. still ahead on eyewitness news sunday morning, how to make the best jack-o'-lantern. we've got an expert in the studio. don't go away. don't go away. it doesn'tand when you get up -- can i play?

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executive chef oliver becker at the four seasons. you are carving pumpkins. >> absolutely. we have a pumpkin carving contest with our staff. we judge them. we have some great prizes. i think everybody can carbonize pumpkin. by sunday that one last night. he is 10, so he can do it, you can do it. >> that's impressive. >> i helped him a little bit. having a dad as a chef, you pretty good with a knife. first, you want to pick the right pumpkin. i think there are some great pumpkins out there. definitely inexpensive. a pumpkin is easy to carve, much easier than what because it's softer but still firm enough to hold the shape. first, we want to design a pattern. on the piece of paper, you draw the face you want on your pumpkin.

so those are the eyes. we cut them out, and then attach the paper to the pumpkin and copy it over. >> so do the outline. >> and then there is some great pumpkin carving kits out there. they're fairly inexpensive. for me as a chef, a little vegetable knife does the trick. >> you don't need some big carving knife. >> especially the broad strokes, sharp knife works perfect. >> do you clean this out first? >> i prefer it carve first and then cut around like here and then you can enter your candle. be careful. make sure it's off when you go in at night. a little more detail. you can check out the seeds and

all the guts. >> that's great because you're making pumpkin pie. >> you can browse the pumpkin seeds. >> for me hauling and pumpkin go hand-in-hand. we know it's great treats. we look forward to that place them. >> how did your son did the detail? >> we did it the same way. >> okay, yeah. >> a smaller knife probably. >> and then i-team at the four seasons. so you can be very creative. they are quite amazing. if you're not into pumpkin carving, we always have fun cookies. we have cookies and a lot of great holiday parties coming up. our thanksgiving brunch is $69.

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chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >> here's what you can expect. 66 degrees starting monday. clouds filtering by tuesday. by thursday, 54 degrees. 38 for the low. 54 on friday and 35 for that low temperature. getting a little chilly. >> thanksgiving brunch. when is it? >> thanksgiving day. from 1:00 until 8:00. if turkey, pumpkin pie, seafood display, great desserts. i think it's a steal. >> learn more about how to carve these. thank you. >> thank you. chef oliver becker. thank you so much.

and remember if you don't want to carve it, make a cookie. >> that's my cup of tea. >> it's really good. that's our show for this sunday morning. i'm gigi barnett. for everybody here at wjz, thanks for joining us. cbs sunday morning is next. bye-by,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,