. >>> the fan who was bullied at camden yards is finally out of shock trauma but he has a long road to recovery. his family and attorneys talked with us today and brian kuebler tells us what they wanted us to hear. >> reporter: he just checked into a row be a hospital where it could be months before the family determines how much damage was done. it was on may 29th when he was on a date getting heckled by two men behind him. ortiz got up to confront them and was punched. he isn't weeks under doctor's care and shock trauma. ortiz is learning to walk and talk all over again. the family said they are beginning to see what they call an electric personality. >> it's coming back a little bit. he's starting to understand thing last little bit more, starting to ask some more questions, starting to recognize some people more but then in the next breath he could say something totally off the wall that makes no sense. >> reporter: it will take months for him to recover. coming up at 6, the family still wants answers as to exactly what happened that night. we'll have that part of the story and how

about his struggle to recover he was on a date when he was heckled for wearing his yankees hat at camden yards. jessica car talia has the latest on the attack. >> reporter: cell phone video captured moments after 25-year- old matt is brutally attacked at a nationals orioles game. michael bell and michael fleischmann are accused with throwing a punch, leaving him unconscious, cracking his skull. now his family is speaking out for the first time. >> when matt had to get on to emergency brain surgery may 31st, he had complications from his injury, more than 30 people drove down from hagerstown to be in the waiting room and wait with my family throughout the surgery. >> reporter: after two weeks in critical condition, in a photo from his graduation, has been moved to a facility to learn how to talk. >> he is into rehabilitation. >> reporter: he was on his second date with taylor queen when the fight broke out witnesses say the suspect, who had been heckling fans throughout the game continued to yell and it and at them nathan steel man an off duty trooper came to his aid. >> he was able to cl

. >>> coming up next father's day at camden yards, the orioles taking on first place boston. can the birds win the series from the sox? find out next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the orioles wrapping up their four game series with the boston red sox for a big father's day crowd at camden yards and look who threw out the first pitch, actor richard gere. he took part in the catch on the field event before the game. 3rd inning orioles lead 1-0 when khris davis does it again. davis hits his first major league leading 23rd home run of the year and gives the o's a 3- 0 lead, the 100th of davis' career. in the 5th inning orioles still leading 3-0. manny machado with a single to center to drive home nick markakis to give the o's a 4-0 lead. manny extends his hitting streak to 14 games. nick markakis had four hoots as the orioles win it 6-3 -- hits as the orioles win it 6-3 to move back within a game and a half of first place boston. >> it's huge any time a division rival comes in and you get a chance to gain some ground. you want to take as many games as you can, especially these guys obvio

reporting live at camden yards, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> new this morning, as many as 3 football players from the naval academy could face criminal charges. a female midshipman accuses the three of sexually assaulting her. according to the department of defense, the female student dropped the complaint last year but has since revived it. >>> happening today, former secret service agent is expected to make an announcement about his political future. he scheduled a news conference where he is expected to formally announce plans to run for the republican nomination for maryland 6th district. bonn geno served on security details of president bush and obama. last year he was defeated in his run for the u.s. senate. >>> world leaders admits more embarrassing allegation of u.s. spying. edward snowden the u.s. whistle blower that leaked the information that was holed up in hong kong is promptings more announcements and his father begs him to stop. here's the latest from washington. >> reporter: the latest leak of government seek rids stunned the g-8 economic summit. he had war snow dn re

. >> if you see something bothering you at camden yards you can send an sos from your phone. all you need to do is text orioles and your location to 69050. an executive with the team declined to comment on potential security changes resulting from this incident. however, he did express his concern for the family. reporting live at camden yards, 11ry cavanaugh, wbal tv news. >> a new report in major league baseball indicates the commissioner's office is about to lay the hammer down on admitted and suspected performance-enhancing drug users. a dozen players could face major suspension. more sandusky will have later in sports. >> a 13-year-old girl is in critical condition at hopkins children's center after she was hit by a day care van this afternoon. it is according to howard county police. it happened at 4:00 at vollmerhausen road and castleford drive in savage. the girl stepped into the street in front of a van owned by la petite academy. five young children on board -- none of them was her. two people recovering after the driver of an suv lost control and crashed into a pos

. >>> coming up next in sports, father's day at camden yards, taking on boston. can the birds win this ,,,,,,,, hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. . >>> the orioles wrap up their four-game series with the boston red sox before a big father's day crowd at camden yard. actor richard gear threw out the first pitch. as for the game itself, in the 3rd inning the orioles are heeding 1-0 when rush davis does it again. he hit his major league leading 23rd home run of the year. it gives the orioles are 3-0 lead. it's the 100th home run of davis' career. ma chadda drives home markakis. the orioles win 6-3 to move back to 1.5 games back of first

those fans are coming out the camden yards in big numbers. with our wjz fan cam we asked if you're surprised by the success this season? >> not at all. i thought they would pick up and they did. >> not at all. i expected it and looking forward to the world series. >> i was at the game yesterday. electric. people going crazy. give me some more chris davis. >> reporter: the fans love chris, crush davis. they're now on the take on the detroit tigers. the o's open that road trip in detroit tonight. >> fans are noticing the birds success too. four orioles are in position to start in this year's all star game. >> it will be the show down in mo town. >> we'll see what happens. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 5:00, from the inner harbor to towson. what the world famous harlem globe trotters are up to today. >> a tip of what may have happened to mobster boss jimmy hoffa. >> a mystery illness at a group baltimore in parkville. what happened here next. >> summer like conditions return to maryland. don't miss the updated first warning weather forec

red sox go to win this 15-4. >>> the orioles wrap up their series in boston today at camden yards.n see the game at 1:30 live on wjz-13. >> what are you getting for father's day? what do you want? >> .-dot-dot feedback on set. >> wish is granted. >> that doc weighs 40 pounds easily. >> pick it up. >> that's why we didn't drag him out. >> he's naked. you brought out a naked duct. this is family television. we have two uniforms. that is the one that does he have on all last year. it dawns the signature of hall of fame 1983 broke robinson. he signed that on the trip. >> these are good luck charm. he means we win today. >> duckies back. doc is here every time the orioles are in town. that's the key. >> thank you very much. that's going to be the attraction this week. >> thanks, paul. >> it's not as nice a day at camden yards today as it was yesterday , but it's going to be a very summerlike day. hopefully, showers will hold up. it's an early enough in that we will get the game in without any delays. showers out to the west. as you see, it's a humid haze. more cloud cover. southwest win

and you know we are here at camden yards and he checked out of shock trauma and is at a rehabilitation hospital where it will be months before we know how much damage was done to him. now it was an orioles national game on may 29th when he was on a date and get being heckeled by two men. according to court records, fortese got up to and he was pu back and sustained a serious head injury. he spent weeks under doctor's care in shock trauma but is finally well enough to begin rehab. he is learning to walk and talk all over again and his family tells us they are beginning to see what they called his electric personality. >> coming back a little bit, slowly, he is starting to understand things a little more. starting to ask some more questions, starting to recognize some people more but then the next breath he can say something totally off the wall that makes no sense. >> reporter: fortese is making progress but his family says it's long road a-- to a full recovery. his family wants answers and wants folks to coming up at 5:30 we will show you how to help if you have information on this cas

. >>> the fan beaten at camden yards has been released from shock trauma and is at a rehab facility. the road to recovery is just beginning and it's expected to be a long one. sherrie johnson is live with more on details. >> reporter: he is recovering at rehab facility and he has a long road to recovery. and his family basically is asking for the public's help trying to get information on what exactly happened. now what we know is that he was hurt during the orioles national games on may 29th. according to court records he got up to confront two men who were heckling him and scaled a 5 foot wall and reached over the railing and that's when he he was punched and fell and hit his head. now gregory flischman and gregory bell were charged with assault. according to records, they maintain it was sek defense and there's a question of -- shall self-defense and there's a question of the aggressor. fortese is well enough to begin rehab. he is learning to walk and talk all over again. it will take months for him to recover. his family has retained attorneys and are trying to gather more inform

. >>> he was attacked in camden yards and matthew fortese is in rehab. the recovery will be a long and difficult process. sherrie johnson is live with more on the family's appeal for anyone who might have seen the attack. >> reporter: yes we are here live at camden yards where it all happened. yes, matthew fortese is out of shock traumaer but -- trauma but he is at rehab hospital. it was a orioles, national game when he was on a date being heckeled. according to reports he got up to confront them and he scaled a 5 foot wall and reached over the railing and that's when he he was punched and fell back and sustained a serious head injury. now gregory flitchman and michael bell were charged with assault and according to reports they say it was self- defense and there's a question of who was the aggressor. fortese spent weeks in shock trauma but is well enough to begin rehab. he is learning to walk and talk all over again and his family tells us they are beginning to see what they call his electric personality. the family has announced a new hotline in the ho

. >>> and at 5:00, the sewage is flowing into the water near 39th street and camden. the department of public works is pouring into the water in the main. the department of the inenvironment and the city health department are now aware of this. >>> some shocking news for millions of the verizon customers the country's largest spy agency admits to tracking millions of their calls every day. wjz is live, alex demetrick has more. >> reporter: every verizon customer foreign and domestic is being surveyed. the national security agency is making at home on your phone if you're a verizon customer. >> propaganda costs more for the agency. >> reporter: a week after the boston bombing a secret visa court approved the government's request for verizon phone records for 90 days. >> but there's never been an order. >> reporter: byron wilkin has -- the time and duration of the call and location data. but not the content of the conversation. while that still leaves a lot of data. members of congress say only business calls were being singled out for tracking not cell phone and reside

live outside camden yards, lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. right now outws of south south baltimore. sky team 11 over the hanover street bridge. captain roy taylor, what is going on there? vehicleoks like some has taken out the southern -- correction, northern warning sign. it has knocked it down and it has shut down southbound hanover street. northbound hanover street has a portion of that in the middle of the roadway. this is causing a major impact because traffic cannot proceed past hanover street which is causing a backup on 95 and 395 all the way to martin luther king boulevard. be advised, if you try to cross this. it, you're to have major issues. captain roy taylor he is thank you. the driver is cited in an accident with a school bus and 55 kids aboard. investigators believe the bus driver turned his head to talk to the kids when he crashed into a van which then plowed into a r. in all nine people were sent to the hospital, five of them students from centennial lake elementary school. we are told all injuries are minor. national transp

has moved this to san jose at camden avenue a report of a car fire blocking a lane with top speeds. this crash involved with a big rig appears to be gone but it is still slow. on 24 from lafayette we are mostly in top speeds. the bay bridge toll plaza is packed like sardines. give yourself extra times. metering lights are on. >> almost 24 hours have passed sin the supreme court ruled the backers of proposition 8 have no legal standing meaning same-sex marriage will return to california. the big question remains, when will they happen? abc7 news reporter joins us from the castro district. >> this weekend's pride parade can be the biggest in history because of the court ruling at castro and market. the barricades and the crowds are gone and castro has just reoned after the biggest celebrations here in years. spontaneous cheers and lots of dancing as thousands of people save -- savored the supreme court ruling with market street jammed. many couples are excited about the future. many credit former supervisor harvey milk for starting the fight for gay rights. >> i am only sad harvey cou

. >> 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

en el camden yard, chris davis bateÓ su 23er jonron, para encabezar ese departamento en las mayores,s y anotÓ tres carreras, en el duelo que los orioles ganaron 6-3 a jon lester y a los medias rojas de boston. baltimore ha ganado seis series seguidas sobre los medias rojas, desde el aÑo pasado. en cleveland, cory kluber cubriÓ ocho innings en blanco y los indios estropearon el retorno de stephen strasburg al vencer 2-0 a los nacionales. strasburg, quien habÍa estado inactivo por lesiÓn, contuvo a los indios a una carrera y un hit en cinco innings. strasburg recetÓ cuatro ponches y repartiÓ cuatro bases por bolas. realizÓ 82 lanzamientos. el colombiano jhonatan solano se fue de 3-0. y hoy se cerro la primera fecha de la copa fifa confederaciones, la seleccion de nigeris goleo 6-1 a tahiti dando un paso firme para su clasificacion y por la mls el dc united volvio a perder 2-1 ante toronto fc. hoy a las once tendremos mas, los esperamos univision washington le invita a ganar un par de boletos vip para disfrutar del festival latino que se celebrara este fin de semana 22 y 23 de junio en

collins joins us live from camden yards. >> no lawsuit has been filed. supporters say that is not the purpose of calling today's news conference. , as is team matthew ortiz support or made up hi of his and others.ily, i has no kind of behavior place. it is outrageous, it ruins lives. it is irresponsible. possibleave made it for witnesses to call a tip line and they are seeking donations to pay for his medical expenses. they're providing donation boxes. rex we are imploring other merchants to do the same thing. >> matthew w.a.r. the yankees baseball cap to a game at cameron yards. after an hour of heckling, michael bell and gregory fleshman threw a beer that hisck ortiz and girlfriend. one of them punched him in the head, save -- sending them over a railing to the concrete five feet below. matthew suffered a gash to the back of his head and was winning from his nose and ears. chewing tobacco had blocked his airway and was removed. he started to breathe. >> one or more individualsere spitting on matt and the trooper. >> he was rushed to shock trauma with h

a date at camden yards turns tragic when some hecklers beat a man almost to death. now his family is speaking out for the first time. wjz is live at oriole park. jessica kartalija has more. >> reporter: denise, tonight the 25-year-old struggles to recover while two suspects sit behind bars charged with assault. cell phone video captured moments after 25-year-old matt fortese is brutal alley attacked at a nationals-orioles game, heckled for wearing a yankees cap, mychal bell and gregory fleishman are now charged with throwing a punch that sent fortese falling several feet, cracking his skull, leaving him unconscious. now fortese's family is speaking out for the first time. >> when matt had to go into emergency brain surgery on may 31st, due to complications from his injuries, more than 30 people drove down from hagerstown to be in the waiting room and wait with my family throughout the surgery. >> reporter: after two weeks in critical condition, fortese in a photo from his graduation has been moved to a facility to learn how to talk again. >> he's out of that acute p

matthew, a lifelong yankees fan, or a yankees baseball cap to the game at camden yards. michael bell of annapolis and fleshman threw a beer at him. punchedhe assailants him in the side of his head, sending them over railing onto the concrete. a state trooper and childhood friend rushed over to help. matthew was not breathing. he was bleeding from his nose and ears and suffered a gash to the back of his head. the veteran removed a wad of chewing tobacco that locked his airway. >> matt is working with different speech therapists along with occupational therapists and physical therapist. >> he is turning to understand things and starting to ask some more questions. starting to recognize people but in the next breath he can say something that is off the wall that makes no sense. >> supporters have set up a atdraising website www.mattortiz.com. the assailants remain free on $50,000 bond each. >> police are investigating a double shooting in east baltimore. officers were called to the 2600 block just before 6 p.m.. an unidentified man was shot in the arm. a short time later a

. >>> we start with man who was critically injured after a fight in camden yards. was with his family. we have more on how matthew is cooing doing and what his family wants us to know. >> reporter: matthew has an electric personality, his family says, a caring and respectful young man as he begins his rehab from a critical head injury. >> it's coming back. he's starting to understand a little more, starting to ask some more questions, starting to recognize some people more but then in the next breath he could say something totally off the wall. >> reporter: painful for his older brother to see, but understandable, matthew suffered a serious head injury that required emergency surgery. today is day two of his rehabilitation, finally out of shock trauma but headed down the long road of learning how to walk and talk all over again. >> a lot of people have said it's a marathon. it's not a sprint. every day we have to take it one day at a time and see what happens. >> no one would put a diagnosis on it. it's why his family and attorneys addressed the media today thankin

lowell melser joins us live from camden yards with that part of the story. fanonna, forgets being a of the orioles. just being a fan in general. when you hear stories like this one about biogenesis, it's very disturbing. we have heard that no orioles are linked with this case. however there was chatter about one oriole at the beginning of the season. it with the threat of suspensions looming because of the biogenesis scandal, some fans in baltimore are taking it hard. >> when you talk about large amounts of money like this, people are doing whatever they can to get paid the most, compete the best. >> others are taking it in stride. affect myoing to fantasy teams. >> there's no doubt baseball like other professional sports has had its issues with performance enhancing drugs. now it looks like mlb may be putting its it down. >> if you look at the history of baseball, players are always looking for a competitive edge. >> he says through history these ball players have been doing whatever it takes to win. rest assured, there are still a lot of good role models o

traveling camden south 845 is expected to run 10 to 15 minutes late because of heavy rail volume on theine. just be aware of that. so far it's not reporting delays but just may be a little later. metro vre, no delays, running on or close to schedule. in the district, traveling eastbound, 12th street, this is at florida avenue, your eastbound lanes are blocked because of a crash in the area. to work your way around, shoot over, take 11th street, not seeing any heavy volume there just yet. but i am seeing heavy volume, 66 eastbound at fairfax county parkway. your delays continue as you head toward 123. eastbound and westbound, your travel lanes are open. sluggish eastbound. also sluggish from 234 as you make your way eastbound all the way to 28. then you'll get a small break before you get to fairfax county parkway. i'm back in ten minutes. over to you. >>> right now let's go to richard jordan with news from the live desk. >>> the syrian army has regained control of a key border town. the move is seen as a victory for syrian president bashar and hezbollah fighters. it's on the lebanese bo

a packed house at camden yard. 1-1 pitch. there are a lot of people left.it was a nine-run game at the start of the ninth. they love watching this team. here comes the swing from strop. >> you realize how quickly a score can change. the yankees have only two outs with which to do that. come back from an eight-run deficit. >> joe: the orioles won 13 of the last 21 against the yankees. after dropping 43 of the previous 56. the orioles are now one out away from beating the yankees here tonight. that's back and out of play. if the orioles win tonight they will have won five of the first eight between these two with one more to go in the series. tomorrow night. should do it. machado. orioles win the first two games of the series. 11-3. britton gets the win. he's 2-2. phelps with the loss. he's 5-5. it was baseball night in america presented by ace hardware for tim and ken i'm joe. there's the final. 11-3 baltimore. now two and a half out in the a.l. east. >>> welcome to the baseball night in america post game show powered by mlb network. 11-3. chris davis admini

in the 3rd inning yesterday at camden yards the orioles up 1-0 when chris davis hits his major league leading 23rd homerun of the year. in the 5th the o's lead 3 hfr 0, machado with a single. the orioles win 6-3. tonight the orioles will begin a series in detroit against the tigers. you can see it at 7:00 on masn 2. >> i like how they're calling chris davis crush davis. >>> gaining ground. firefighters in colorado are thanking mother nature. >> a pit stop in dc getting ready for the last journey across the u.s. >> it will be summer by the end of the week. your complete first warning weather forecast for the last days of spring still coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, we're here at walmart with kim. she just shopped at giant. she's got a receipt. we're gonna shop for the same items and see the difference. let's shop! ok. downy fabric softener at giant cost $8.85. here you save $2.35. wow! drumstick ice cream cones you saved $1.52. that's amazing! stouffer's chicken enchiladas at walmart you saved over $2. no way. it's a fiesta in your wallet. o.k. big moment. same items at walmart, $182.61. that's

you may have spotted a celebrity at camden yard yesterday, it is richard geer.he wore an os jersey with number 1 and dad on the backth he and cal ripken are good friends. >>> would you pay $50 to see brad pitt fight zombies? we're here at walmart with kim. she just shopped at giant. she's got a receipt. we're gonna shop for the same items and see the difference. let's shop! ok. downy fabric softener at giant cost $8.85. here you save $2.35. wow! drumstick ice cream cones you saved $1.52. that's amazing! stouffer's chicken enchiladas at walmart you saved over $2. no way. it's a fiesta in your wallet. o.k. big moment. same items at walmart, $182.61. that's a 15% savings. that's incredible! bring your last grocery receipt to walmart and compare the prices. you'll see for yourself. >>> how much are you willing to pay to see brad pitt save mankind from zombies in "world war z." they are hoping that $50 will be the trick. movie goers are paying $50. it offer comes days after steven spill burg and george lucas made dire predictions if the movie industry doesn't change

the line drive to right field. , and kept onall running. 5-4 was the final at camden yards.vermore can still take the red sox if they win tomorrow. the reason royals, a terrifying moment. over 100 miles per hour. he lost consciousness. he did leave the game on a stretcher. a very scary scene today. can the city was beaten 5-3. -- kansas city was beaten 5-3. phil mickelson will get a chance on father's day at merion golf club just outside of philadelphia. weily the crowd favorite, get the same lineup on sunday. tiger woods with an early tee time on father's day. the chip shot on the sixth, it sums up his entire day. a 76. he is 10 shots back. somewhat of a surprise. check out this tee shot. a sensational shot. an easy birdie. he shoots a 69. he is one back. phil mickelson on 17 for the birdie. that will work. on the golfead calendar. i feel better than i have ever helped -- ever felt leading into the final round. my putting is better than it has been in years. i feel very comfortable on this golf course. i love it. >> anyone could still win on sunday. one, finishing in second

. >>> well, a star spend father's day with his son at camden yard. look at this, richard geer throwing out the pitch. he wore an os jersey and number 1 and the word dad on the back. i saw this on twitter yesterday, lynette, i was thinking his connection to baltimore and the orioles. he's an os fan, he is close to cal ripken, jr. >>> all right. today, the temperatures around 86 to 87 degrees and warm and humid day. and the path of showers and storms into the afternoon. and tonight sticky still. we have the showers and storms around. the temperatures at 68 degrees. and tomorrow, we will do it all over again. just a little bit warmer, around 88 degrees. so, have the rain gear around through the next several days. this is what you can expect. by wednesday, we go down hill in terms of temperatures much more comfortable. this is the seven-day forecast for you. it is warm into thursday. but lots of sunshine in the forecast on thursday and friday, and that lingers through the week with more clouds coming in here by sunday. now, a check of the traffic with la

video captures the frightening moments after matthew fortese is sucker punched by two oriole fans at camden yard as they took on the nationals. these two men, gregory and fleischmann, were taunting fortese throughout the game. >> they threw a beer and when they threw the beer it hit another individual. >> reporter: fortese confronts the men and he is hit and falls over the barrier. cell phone video captured the incident. two people were arrested. >> he was spitting on him. >> reporter: he remains in hospital with a fractured skull. >> these are our community night flyers we are handing out. >> reporter: he owns jimmy john's and shares a common love for the yankees. he's holding a special fundraiser that will help fortese. >> 25% of our proceeds will go to matt and his family to cover medical bills. >> it could be my kids as grow up. fleischmann and gregory are charged. >>. >> the orioles spokesperson has not commented on the incident. >>> we're over liberty road in gwynn oak. a driver lost control and hit the building. two people were taken to the hospital and both are expected to recover.

. >>> the location -- >> well, let's head over to camden, delaware, where the firefighter firefighters are working hard on this apartment fire. multiple house cameras on the firefighter firefighters, and you can see them knocking their way into the apartment, but when they get inside, it is almost like the whole top floor is completely gone. it is looking like framework. you see something like this, and you think, where do you start when you're, this is your job and you are walking into this room like this. where do you begin? >>> fortunately, they do know the answer to that question, because they are pros and they obviously know what they are doing, but it is gnarly to see them walking into this red inferno on the other side of the door. it is crazy. >> they said they were aggressive in their approach with this and took multiple lines inside and were able to get this thing under control. >>> somebody was driving through the biltmore estates in asheville, north carolina, and guess what they saw up in the tree? some of nature's finest, a mama bear and her cubs. getting in closer, watch

. >> the fan beaten at camden yards has been released from shock trauma. he was hurt during the orioles nationals game. according to court records, he got up to confront two men who were heckling him. he's spent weeks at shock trauma and is finally well enough to go to rehab. . >> it's coming back a little bit, slowly. he's starting to understand things a little more, starting to ask some more questions, starting to recognize some people more, but then the next breath, he could say something totally off the wall. >> it's going to take months for him to recover. his familyhas retained attorneys and they're trying to gather more information about what happened the night he was hurt the trial of a baltimore police officer has started. he was on duty last month when he says a group of kids threw rocks including chris brown. hechased the kids and when they found brourngs he was dead. it's up to a jury to figure out who to blame. the officer is charged with manslaughter. >> a pair of robbers got away with a pair of [technical difficulties] when two men approache

taking care of business in camden yards. >> time for traffic and weather together on the 1's.or delays on mta. , minor of perryville delays. -- problem at apple 10 road someton road, there is debris in the road. northbound 895 ramp, watch for closures. marshough the white area, 56 miles per hour. this is 83 near timonium road. j.f.x.ys on the that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the sun is it. u hasnderick, the s broke in back out -- the sun has broken back out. this will be mostly after lunch time in baltimore. expecting more showers at ocean city. here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. wait a sec! i found our colors. we've made a decision. great, let's go get you set up... you need brushes... you should check out our workshops... push your color boundaries while staying well within your budget walls. i want to paint something else. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. glidden premium interior paint starts at a new lower price at $18.94 a gallon. >> good morning. the red sox came to town for four games. to digoles had a

the only thing really is an incident on the south bay maps is there's construction at the camden avenue on-ramp. that should clear without incident before the morning commute kicks in. single car involved west 24 just past the muraga off-ramp. no injuries, but we're tracking that. the approach to the maze, just fine. >> just fine. sounds good. it is 4:57 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," one city launch ag brand new app aimed at helping you find parking. >>> plus new details we're learning about a deadly hit-and-run that happened blocks from san jose's police station next. >> reporter: new this morning, facebook is set to make another big announcement. what will it be? maybe a new video sharing service. we'll be talking about that coming up. >>> a strike is looming at b.a.r.t. riders will be getting a serious message this morning from union workers. i'm christie smith. i'll tell you what it is coming up in a live report. >>> we'll look over here to the south bay where traffic moves smoothly. i have my eye on two reports from chp about incidents on 880 and 24. >>> right now we'

it happened at camden yards on may 29th. he just got out of a hospital and transferred to a rehabilitation hospital now. police say it started when he was heckled and had beer thrown at him because he was wearing a yankees cap. >>> two people are in custody after a police chase that led to this crash and a two-hour long standoff with s.w.a.t. team members in los angeles. police went after this car which had been reported stolen this afternoon. the car collided with a van after a short pursuit. s.w.a.t. trucks surrounded the car but the suspects wouldn't come out for hours. eventually officers threw a nonexplosive grenade known as a flash bang to stun the suspects who were then pulled out of the car. >>> new video from a large organized bike ride in the district shows some riders making dangerous decisions right up until one gets hit by a cab. jim rosenfield spoke to the founder of d.c. bike party about what happened and is live near logan circle tonight. jim? >> reporter: they roll out by the hundreds here on the streets of

the off-ramp on camden avenue, someone reported someone entering the freeway using the off-ramp. chp headed out there and did not find anything of the sort. no crashes in the last ten minutes. that is good news. we will keep our eyes peeled and listen to scanners for the area. we don't want any problems like that, nothing going on so far right now. a live look outside will end with a shot of the peninsula. 101 moving smoothly up to the golden gate bridge. there's a little team there. it's hot and there's water. >> it is hot out there. i noticed motorcycles on the roads yesterday. keep your bottom on the seat. i saw a guy riding high like that. makes us all nervous. 66 in livermore, 64 in san jose and 60 degrees in gilroy to start the day. it's going to be a really hot day. thanks for waking up with us on a friday. we'll help you take the edge off this heat. we stop the clock at noon today. between now and noon, you can get out there with comfortable conditions. by noon today we're already talking about 90s inland, 93 in livermore. you can count on a really hot day ahead as temper

. >> reporter: the first drive in opened in camden, new jersey 80 years ago.fter the second world war when the car was king. there were 4,000 of them. the movies may have gone from black and white to digital, but sitting out under the stars in your favorite car with a bag of popcorn is never going to change. of course, the advent of the color television came as a body blow. and so-called progress now means folks watch movies on tiny screens. something poppy will never figure out. >> when you can come out here and sit in your car and look at that giant screen -- >> why look at that? >> i know. >> reporter: still, the perfect combination of good weather and a good movie will always keep them coming. just remember, no hiding under blankets or in the trunk to sneak in. do you bust them? >> yes. yes, we do. >> reporter: even if it is part of the experience. kevin tibbles, nbc news, west chicago illinois. >>> that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt in for brian. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. go

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we have a crash reported north 17 right around camden avenue.a crash, no other details from chp. slowing on the southbound side. that's pretty typical again. we'll watch for updates and i'll share those with you. live look outside showing the north bay, southbound 101 with the headlines through the curve. there is fog for the north. keep that in mind. >> thanks so much. 5:57. we continue to up date you on the health of nelson mandela this morning. marla tellez will have a live update next. >>> right now at 6:00, nelson mandela's condition goes from bad to worse overnight. we'll take you to south africa as an anxious nation waits to hear word about the health of its hero. >>> will a booming b.a.r.t. strike bring chaos to your morning commute? christie smith will try to have a few answers in a live report. >>> supreme celebrations all day and almost all through the night in the castro. did the revelry get out of control? >>> if you thought yesterday was hot, wait till you see where we are headed. the hottestt$ñ weather of the y so far right into t

. >> a baseball fan beaten at camden yards spent the last few weeks in shock trauma.s on the road to recovery. where he is on this tuesday june 18th. good morning i am charley crowson. >> i am megan pringle. we are going to get to the weather. it's finally feeling like june and we are speeding into the summer right now even though it's not officially summer. let's find out what's in store for the rest of the week with lynette charles. >> and we will put a holt to the summer plan and we will get you out the door. maryland's most powerful radar is dry but we have a few isolated showers and thunderstorms that rumbled through the area last night. with that we had a flash flood warning in effect for kent county and that's long expired. they did put down heavy rain with the thunderstorm that moved through. right now, we are nice and dry he but we are not going to stay that way throughout the day. we will get more widespread showers in the forecast and thunderstorms. they will start late this morning and trickle into the afternoon. temperatures wise we are at 72 in shadyside

family of a lifelong yankees fan seriously injured in an assault allegedly by two orioles fan as at camden yards speaks out. he suffered severe head trauma and a skull fracture. >> it happened during an orioles-nationals game. to oriole fans are accused of taunting or tease for wearing a yankees hat which escalated into a fight. this is a a support group made up of his family, friends, business people, and liars. -- lawyers. >> this kind of behavior at sporting events has no place. it is outrageous, it ruins lives, it is irresponsible. it is not what sportsmanship is all about. >> they're making a public plea for witnesses to call a tip line. donations.e seeking boutique is providing donation boxes. >> we are imploring other urchins to do the same thing. matthew w.a.r. yankees baseball wore alast months -- yankees baseball cap to the game. allegedly threw a beer that struck ortiz and his date. one of the assailants punched or tease with his fist, sending him over a railing onto the concrete five feet below. matthew was not breathing and was bleeding from his nose and ears. >> one or more i

. >>> coming up tonight, a parents' plea for help after a baseball fan was attacked at camden yards. >> why the fbi chose to search a field for the remains of >>> federal apth agents are hoping to find the remains of jimmy hoffa. they were looking in a field. they have been talking to an ailing ex-gangster who says he knows where the body is buried. he's believed to be involved with the mob when he disappeared in 1995. he was last seen in a detroit suburban restaurant. >>> a pilot landed his solar-powered plane in the dead of night at dulles airport over the weekend. it's the only solar power plane that can fly at night. as transportation reporter just discovered, that unusual sight caught some people by surprise. >> reporter: in the wee hours of sunday morning people looked into the night sky and saw this hovering. thought it was truly a close encounter. we now know that the unusual landing came from this plane, the completely solar powered solar impulse aircraft which is now in chantilly. can it operate day and night because of the enormous solar power capacity it has. not everyone

. >> matthew fortese is sucker punched at camden park. witnesses tell police these orioles fan 21-year-old michael bell and 22-year-old gregory fleischman were taunting fortese because of his yankees apparel. >> a group of young men threw a beer. it hit another individual. >> fortese confronts the men. he is hit and falls over the edge. the men are placed under arrest. >> he was spitting on that guy. he was. >> for tese remains in the hospital with a fractured skull. >> these are our community night fliers. >> bryan campbell owns jimmy johns in hagerstown and shares a common love for the yankees. he's holding a special fundraiser. >> we're going to donate 25% of proceeds to matt and his family to help cover medical bills. it could have been anybody at the game. >> gregory fleischman is charged with first and second degree assault, michael bell is being charged with second degree assault. both men are also charged with disorderly conduct. i'm rochelle richie. >> the orioles have not commented. >>> two people are hurt after a jeep crashes t

cell phone video captures the frightening moments after 25-year-old matthew fortes's sucker punch at camden yards as they took on the nationals. >> reporter: witnesses tell police, these orioles fans, 21- year-old michael bell, and 22- year-old gregory fleishman, were taunting fortes throughout the game, some say because of his yankees apparel. >> we had a group of men, threw that beer. when they threw that beer, it ended up hitting another individual. >> reporter: fortes falls over the concrete barrier, hitting his head. paramedics were called to the stand. the men accused of instigating the fight, placed under arrest. >> he was spitting on that guy laying on the ground. he was spitting on him, he was. >> reporter: fortes remains in the hospital with a fractured skull. this has sparked another fan to help. >> these are flyers that will help. >> reporter: he owns jimmy john's and is holding a special fundraiser to help fortese. >> on wednesday, june 26th, we're going to hold a fundraiser night for matt and his family. from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m., we'll donate 25% of all of our rodes -- provides

. >>> the family of the maryland man critically injured in a fight at camden yards are asking for prayers25-year-old matthew f o rtez was assaulted by two men. he was targeted because he was wearing a yankees cap. his condition has the gotten worse since he was taken to shock trauma and he is currently listed in critical condition. his family is asking for privacy and for prayers. the two men involved have been charged with assault. >>> anne arundel may have more firefighters soon. laura newman is proposing legislation that would add 100 more firefighters the at a cost of $3 million. lawmakers in anne arundel county say they want to make sure the extra hirings are justified before the legislation is approved. >>> nasa satellites are taking stunning imagines of the -- images of the destructive tornado that rolled through moore oklahoma, you can see a big color slash running west to east. nasa says that is the path of the tornado. according to the national weather service, the ef5 twister tore through a 17-mile extreme stretch -- 17-mile stretch and was on the ground for 29 minutes. two doz

spent years in communities camden, philadelphia, interviewing 110 specifically unwed fathers.hors like the fact most of the men they interviewed welcomed being a dad. i'm pleased to welcome kathy and tim to the table. why is it it was a surprise to you even young fathers, i hear one as young as 15 was excited for what sounded like an unplanned parenthood. >> prior to this research i spent years researching single moms. colleagues said you've got to talk to the dads. so finally we did. they thought dads would respond to a pregnancy by cutting and running. that was sort of the conventional wisdom at the time. instead we found even though most of the births were unplanned, fathers were really excited. they greeted the opportunity to father with a great deal of enthusiasm. >> tim, we know and you write about how birth rates do vary greatly by socioeconomic class and by race in different communities. 50% are the birth rates for unmarried women among african-americans, for example, as opposed to 20% for white americans. how does that play spot story and research you're explaining. >

chief political correspondent carl camden reports, paul's libertarian views have him front and center on this issue. >> reporter: the obama administration collection of the public's private phone records has outraged and united civil libertarians from the right and far left against big government intrusion. u.s. senator rand paul, kentucky republican, is a tea party favorite and 2016 white house contender. >> what our founding fathers partly fought the revolution over, they didn't want generalized warrants going house to house with soldiers looking for things, or now from computer to computer to phone to phone without specifying who you're targeting. >> reporter: on the liberal left, dennis cosin itch who ran twice for president, and said they have too much executive power to erode civil rights in the name of national security and counter terrorism. >> we have a right to be left alone from the government, stay out of your bank account, medical records, educational records. once the patriot act was passed, it pierced that shield of protection, which individuals thought they had. and no

our next guest and her husband spent seven years in 23 communities in both camden, nmg nj and philadelphiarviewing 110 unwed fathers. their mission to challenge the notion that young, poor, inner city fathers are dead billion beat dads. with us now, harvard professor kathy eden. author of "doing the best i can." kathy, i have a sense that i don't have data to back it up. let me know what you found. >> in my generation, more men are staying with their family than in the previous generation. are young men telling each other, you got to stay at home, you can't just fly the coop? >> absolutely. it's not perfect. it's still tough to stay involved in you're an inner city dad and you don't make a lot of money and you're not married to the mom of your child. men are overwhelmingly saying hey, it's not okay to step off your responsibilities, he want to not just have the status of father. but i want to embrace the role and fatherhood is something they value, it's something they want to do. it's something they find meaning from and it's snl to their identity. >> among the men you've spoken to. when t

nine month old camden. >> i did a lullaby album dedicated to him.nal project for me and something i can share with him. >> how has that changed your life. >> it's changed everything in life. most parents will tell you, every decision you make, every moment now has a different perspective to it. a different gravity to it. >> would that be one of the greatest days of your life? would it be up there -- >> taking a shot at me. >> i will tell you yesterday was one of the greatest days of my life. my wife surprised me with a boat cruise around ma hat tan, my son and she and i -- >> and you performed last night. >> performed last night in brooklyn at the new barclay center which was awesome. >> because you were working hard last night, we have a father's day gift basket for you as well. >> oh boy. >> i'm the number one dad. >> we're going to put number 100 on that. >> when he gets home they're going to treat him like number two. >> i'm in trouble. i'm counting on them still being at hershey park. when you get out there on the tour, you're out there with th