don scott. >> sometimes there's morning madness. >> it's always been for the audience. it's always been for the viewer. two completely different people. >> no matter what direction he may be going, baltimore loves don. >> he is the ironman of wjz. >> we love you. >> happy anniversary, don. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. this is fun. maybe i will do 40. >> ron monday, wjz eyewitness news. >> i said i would give you a hug. >> this is actually the second hug. >> for a video and a slide show, you can send your well wishes and greetings on wjz.com. >>> so quickly back to quiz business, check back with us on 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. hi, sally. >> we have an incredible story of survival. a minivan engulfed in flames and the rescue caught on tape. >>> a danger of texting you may not think about that sent one girl to the hospital. join us after dr. phil. don, happy anniversary, here's to another 35 years. >> thank you very much we'll are you making it easier for bacteria to grow on your dentures? you are if you use toothpaste instead of soaking them in polident. toothpas

don scott. >> sometimes there's morning madness. >> it's always been for the audience. two completely different people going in the same direction. >> no matter what direction he may be going, baltimore loves don. >> he's the ironman at wjz. >> happy 35th anniversary don scott, we love you. >> happy anniversary, don. >> thank you very much. this is fun. maybe i will do 40. >> reporter: don, let me a my congratulations, it's an honor to walk with you, you're a true professional. >> thank you for helping me out when i was a cub reporter and you knew your way around city hall and you and tom gave me much guidance. >> it was our pleasure. i want to thank three people who help me put that story together, carol, amy dickson and paula gauge. thank you. >> i thank them too. >> reporter: don, i love it, i love you, thank you, it's a pleasure to work with you and when i get back, i'll give you a big hug, congratulation. >> well, hurry back. thank you. >> talk to you in a bit. >> ron you can hug me too. by the way, i have negligented to thank you, this wouldn't have been as much fu

don scott. >> it's always been, for the audience, for the viewer. two completely different people, going in the same direction. >> reporter: and no matter what direction, he may be going, baltimore loves don. >> he is the iron man of wjz. >> happy 35th anniversary, don scott. we love you. [ blowing a kiss ] >> happy anniversary, don. >> thank you very much. this is fun. maybe i will do 40. [ laughter ] >> ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> and remember, wjz is always on. for extra video of don, a slide show, a web poll and to send in your well wishes. >>> right now, we have breaking news. captain mike perry is live over a fire. >> reporter: pretty smoky. we are over a fire at north point and wise boulevard. where apparently a salvage yard has a fire. we have one vehicle burning. it appears to be a salvaged vehicle. it has caught some tires in the salvage yard on fire. as you can see, it's putting off really, really thick, dark black smoke. and that is drifting down to the edgemere area. firefighters put it out just a few minutes ago. if you see smoke

. >>> hello again, i'm don scott. >> here's what people are talking about today. police released the identity of the man killed inside the store last night. he's the owner of the store. they talked to police about the investigation. >>reporter: good afternoon, while police won't say much about what happened during the robbery, they are searching for two suspects. police say the owner of a liquor store is dead, shot once in the chest by two robbery suspects and now police are on the hunt for them. police say that robbery began around 9:00 last night at the liquor store and investigators say that the two robbers walked inside and at some point, they shot him in the chest and ran out without any chest. he die at the store, now police need help finding him. >> for anyone in the area, if they saw two men running in any direction to contact the police department because we are interested to find out if he went to a car and what that vehicle may be. >> police have one witness, they are interviewing that person. they're looking for two men, one was spotted wearing a dark

i'm mary bubala. >> don scott. >> tim williams. we'll keep you posted on my

i'm don scott. >> reporter: don scott is the face thousands of marylanders trust and wake up to every morning. >> rise and shine, with don scott and marty bass. >> reporter: july 1974, don walks in the doors of wjz tv. he didn't expect to be here quite this long. >> nope. came for 2. and i've stayed for 35. and around the 10-year mark i had to fight like heck to stay here. no, i never thought i would be here this long. but this is a heck of a place to live. >> and the council has adjourned about 10 minutes mow. >> reporter: coming from dayton, ohio, don hits the streets as a general assignment reporter, getting to know the people of baltimore. >> you get to meet all kinds of people and cover all kinds of situations. soit's the best education in the world, whether or not you're going to anchor, whether or not you're just going to be a person. >> hello. >> reporter: in 1984, don takes the anchor chair and joins marty on eyewitness news morning edition. >> 6:46. >> coming up. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the chemistry is immediate. >> he can tell by -- he's over here trying to read his trad

. >> hello, again, i am don scott. >> and i am mary bubala. >> here is what people are talking about today. is it of those people shot at a cookout on ashland avenue, the police commissioner is expected to speak very shortly on the matter. mike hellgren is live with new refraction the mayor. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, don and mary. the mayor says this was clearly part of a feud and clearly premeditated. they think this is part of a retaliation, a big rivalry between big drug organizations. wjz was on the scene last night in the 2600 block of ashland avenue in the east end community when 12 people were shot during a cookout. among them a pregnant woman and a 2-year-old. all of them are expect to survive. investigators say a man open fired with a semi automatic weapon. the mayor lashed out this morning. >> this was prepremeditated. not a random act. you talk about premeditated. it is their responsibility to speak up. think of that pregnant woman who was shot, the baby who was shot. other people who were shot. people know what happened help in need to speak up so we ca

. >>> i'm don scott. >> i'm mary bubala. health workers say many of the patients who contracted the swine flu at the downtown conference are visitors from out of town. live at hopkins plaza. more on the flu fears. good afternoon, gigi. >> reporter: good afternoon. veteran affairs workers are in town attending a training session, but it was cut short when they became sick with the h1n1 virus flu. the health department confirms it, 11 cases found at this federal office building in downtown. the patients worked with the veteran's affair department. they were out of town guests attending a training session when some came down with flu- like symptoms. they were asked to stay in their hotel rooms, now it may have three more suspected cases. in a written statement to eyewitness new, the health commissioner wrote we continue to monitor these cases and the spread of h1n1 virus flu here in the city. the out break in maryland continues and involves generally mild symptoms similar to the ordinary flu. >> reporter: they are likety flu sy

>>> hello again, i'm don scott. >> i'm mary bubala. >> we begin with breaking news out of glen burnie where a man has been shot outside an apartment complex. now several area schools are on lockdown. good afternoon, wee. >> reporter: good afternoon don and everyone. even though school is out for the summer there are still a lot of summer programs, and with a potential murder on the loose police are not taking any chances. a qung man in his 20s shot and killed. the scene, a glen burnie apartment complex nothing less than chaotic. now surrounding neighborhoods are filled with anxiety. police say the person who pulled the trigger is at large. >> you haven't had that much of it going on in the neighborhood so it's kind of scary. >> as it stands we don't have a motive. we're continuing to interview witnesses to determine if there's possibly more than one suspect involved in this. >> reporter: at this time police don't even have a description of the suspect. he is most likely still armed, but they have taken serious precautions. the shooting put several nearby schools on lockdown, including

i am mary bubala. >> don scott. >> and i am marty bass. you all have a great afternoon >> kevin: how's it going, man? >> daniel: (sighs) don't ask. >> jana: god, i wish i could give you a hug, but i think "smiley" over there

i am mary bubala. >> don scott. >> for marty bass, i am bernadette woods. have a great day, everybody. see you back here at 4, 5 and 6. >> enjoy that weather. >> yeah. ♪ [ music ]

. >>> hello again, i'm don scott. >> i'm mary bubala. >>> gm is promising its customers and the federal government a leaner, greener company. there's a lot to be done to make the transition from bankruptcy to profitable. drew levenson is reporting with the latest from detroit. >> reporter: general motors is out of bankrupt. >> today marks the beginning of a new company. >> reporter: ceo fritz henderson introduced the new gm. he's promising a laser focus on high-quality, fuel-efficient cars, and a new management culture humble and determined to pay back the taxpayer. >> a new era. we have the highest expectations for ourselves, and everyone associated with the company must realize this and be prepared to change and fast. >> reporter: the new gm is much leaner. there are fewer brand, gone are saturn, saab, pontiac, and hummer. now, there are just four from which to choose. buick, cadillac, gmc, and cheverolet. >> getting acclimated to less volume and now it's time to produce energy efficient. >> reporter: for that gm is pinning its hopes on the electric volt. you do on the market late nex

. >> hello, i am don scott. >> and i am mary bubala. we will begin with breaking news out of southeast baltimore. 400 young students have been forced to evacuate from their summer school after a drug suspect runs inside the school attempting to escape police. eyewitness news is live at william packa elementary school. jessica kartalija is gathering the latest details. good afternoon, jessica. >> reporter: good afternoon, mary and everybody at home. s.w.a.t. teams are inside searching for that suspect, but sources tell eyewitness news there is a good chance he may have already left the building. >> a flash by. kid run in the school and police plan in behind him. >> police were questioning the man regarding a warrant when he took off running. >> we have information from staff that there was a guy seen running inside. at that point, members of the s.w.a.t. team are inside the school doing a sweet. >> sweetreport -- doing a sweep. >> reporter: all children were evacuated. >> this is crazy because it is, like, children involved and just craz

. >> hello, again, i am don scott. >> and i am mary bubala. here is what people are definitely talking about today. crowds are streaming into the staples center for one of the biggest memorials in u.s. history. a live look at the scene in los angeles. we are just now an hour away from the start of the star- studded tribute tore michael jackson. complete coverage begins with terri okita. we are live in the staple center with more on what is going on right now. >> reporter: not an overstatement to say we have never seen anything like this before from the thousands of fans who turned out here to the private memorial service in los angeles to logistics and organization it took to put all of this together, it is a tribute fit for a king. the jacksons left their family home today to say farewell to the king of pop. their private ceremony is at forest lawn cemetery. then los angeles police escort his casket to the downtown staple center so fans have a chance to say goodbye. >> an experience. you don't get too many opportunities to do something like t

now don scott, marty bass, breaks news with mary bubala, your first warning weather, and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> hello, again. at the top of the hour, it is another real nice day start on the 13th day of the month. is that lucky for driving? you are about to find out from sharon. marty over in first warning weather. >> take a look at temps. super pleasant. a few high clouds around. low 60s cumberland and oakland. mid-70s pax river and ocean city. 65, hagerstown. 62 it degrees in elkton. downtown, 65. 6 to, bel air. 64 westminster and columbia. annapolis at 72. rock hall and kent island in the mid- to upper 60s. pretty good amount of sunshine this day. 83 at lunch going for high of 86. don. >> thank you. >>> if you were about ready to make your run, sharon gibala with wjz traffic control. >> so far our morning commute is pretty good. reports of a vehicle fire in crofton at davidsonville roled watch out for that. only one problem to get in your way. it is there with water in the road. water main break on golden ring at concern avenu

now, don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first-warning weather and traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. . >>> it's friday. >>> it's the top of the hour and it's real summertime day's start. sharon guides you through the rush hour and marty has weather. >>> gorgeous sunrise. just getting better, absolutely a beautiful sunrise, unfortunately 12 hours from now, the clouds won't be as benign and the sunset near as pretty. here's doppler, we're seeing shower activity to the west. the cause and effect with warm, humid air and the cold front taking us into the low 80s by the end of the weekend. 81 ocean city. 65 oak land. 75 packs river. 71 elkton and 73 in easton. the mid-70s in rock hall. columbia and bel-air 73. 71 in westminister. after morning rush hour, the chance for thunderstorms in the forecast going through bedtime. possibility of a strong thunderstorm exists today. 84 and maybe some foul weather this evening. >>> if you're watching the sunrise, here's sharon gibala in traffic control. >>> good morning. we have a few accidents. i

. >>> good morning, maryland, now don scott, marty bass, breaks news with mary bubala, your first-warning weather, and traffic control with sharon gibala, it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> it is 6:00 on this thursday morning and it is still a sticky day's start but not as sticky as it's been the rest of this week and tim has some good news in the forecast. tim williams in for marty bass in the first-warning weather center. >>> an active wednesday, we had five counties under tornado warnings at one point. things have calmed down and you see a lot of blue skies out this and stars this time of the morning. looking at the forecast, temperatures around 70 degrees. 69 here on television hill. 88 is the normal temperature and the lows back down to the 70s. a nice day in store but we may have more rain heading our way. talking about that coming up. >>> thank you. how about the early commute. here's sharon gibala in traffic control. >>> we have picked up one accident on 95. 95 at 295 looking at an accident on the left shoulder. not causing delays. two downed trees. park heights avenue is your

now, don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first-warning weather and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> it's friday. it's the top of the hour and a lot more clouds have moved in in the last hour. we thought was a dramatic sunrise is high in the clouds. tim williams has first-warning weather. >>> good morning, we have a slight risk for severe thunderstorms because of a system moving into the region. out to the west, we do have some light showers moving across cumberland and into washington county on the western edge. oakland, parts of cumberland starting to see the lighter showers and these could start to fire up. it's a large system that is extensive and goes down into the gulf state and to shift it over, to give you an idea on how big the system is, it's going out pretty big, it's called clicking the button one time too many. it's an idea of where the system is. it's extensive from new england to the gulf state. your forecast looking like this. temperatures around 86 degrees today. the thunderstorms clearing out by earl

. >>> i'm don scott. >> i'm sally thorner. today we have strong words from city and religious leaders as though behind a series of shootings sunday night remap on the loose. we have a live report outside police headquarters with a the latest. >> reporter: the pregnant woman who was shot delivered a healthy baby but not much other good news. the violent feud between drug gangs has left a bloody trail across this city. >> it definitelies home. >> what is happening to our chance of rain? >> reporter: the naacp president condemned unprecedented bloodshed in eastern baltimore. >> stand up and deal with what is happening in the community, stop pointing the finger and blaming somebody other than ourselves. >> reporter: 18 people were shot in five hours in the 2600 block of ashland avenue, among 12 wounded at a cookout. that and at least one other stemmed from a feud between rival blood gangs. >> it's a big city t. needs are much greater than our resources are right now. >> reporter: police have swarmed the neighborhood. their presenc

don scott has been with wjz 13 for 35 years. his partner for most of those years, marty bass, explains how you can take part in the celebration. >>> we want to know as don scott celebrates an amazing 35 years at wjz 13, what should he be named for putting up with marty bass for 25 of those 35 years, first thing in the morning? multiple choice for you here. a, a saint. b, united nations ambassador, the world can use all the help it can get, or c, wjz 13 general manager for a day? go to wjz.com and cast your vote. >>> also, we want to e-mail in your congratulations to don. you can send them to him at wjz web alert at cbs.com. or click on the link at the top of the page. don, you rock, buddy. >> thank you, marty. be sure to tune in tomorrow for the morning edition for special ronch as we all celebrate don's 35 years here on wjz 13. >>> tune in to csi new york. >>> and katie couric has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> we'll show you how a struggling tradition electrician is. we'll show you tonight o

. >>> good morning, maryland, now, don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, traffic controlning doppler, we

now don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first warning weather, and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> it's the top of the hour, and another dynamite day start. we have got a full moon overnight, a waning full moon. lots of stars were visible, and now lots of blue sky. and there have been some problems with traffic or have been some problems with traffic this morning. sharon will detail those after marty's first warning weather. >> let's jump non. look at temps. i was noticing the warehouse of camden yards. the sun is up enough talk see the reflection downtown or the shadows downtown on camden yard. 67, d.c. 59 in cumberland. 54 in oakland. easton. 56, westminster. bel air and columbia at 59. 55, kent island. 62, rock hall. 7. degrees at lunch on its way to a high of 82. beautiful 12 hours from now this evening, sunny and 78 degrees. don. >> thank you. >>> a few hassles out on the hurry-up. sharon with wjz traffic control. >> they all seem to be on the west side much the beltway or at least one of them. an accident invol

good morning, maryland, now don scott, marty bass, mary bubala and traffic control with sharon gibala, maryland's news station. >>> hello again, there is a touch more summer out there this morning. sharon will have your traffic after the weather. >> let the party get std

. >>> complete coverage continues with don scott, mary bubala, and first warning weather with marty bassnd meteorologist tim williams. it's wjz, maryland's news >>> one chaotic scene in south korea as hundreds of lawmakers brawl over a media reform bill. arguments turn into fights as they debated bills aimed at easing ownership of television networks. one of those bills did end up passing. no one was seriously injured. >>> a big meeting later today for president obama. he will be talking with the prime minister of iraq. nouri al-maliki. the president is expected to get a earful of the amount of violence in the country as iraqi forces assume a larger police role. the meeting comes a couple week after vice president joe biden met with al-maliki in iraq as u.s. forces began their withdrawal. >>> an update on a young boy rescued from a burning car in milwaukee. you remember this dramatic video to get a mother and her two children out of the suv, the 4-year-old boy who was badly burned is in stable but critical condition this noon. this morning. his father appeared on "the early show." >> the

. >>> hello, again, i am don scott. >> and i am mary bubala. >> here is what people are talking about today. the questions that continue about the death of former ravens quarterback gnars. what exactly happened and who was that woman found dead next to him. adam may has latest on the complete coverage of the investigation. good afternoon, adam. >> reporter: hi, don. we are awaiting for final test results from nashville police. we are hearing more from mcnair's girlfriend's family and they tell a tennessee that mcnair was in the process of getting a divorce and remarry the waitress he was met six months ago. >> reporter: new pictures on the web site tmz, the couple reportedly vacationed together before the shocking end of both of their lives. on saturday afternoon, a close friend of mcnair's found the ravens quarterback in his nashville condo shot four times, twice in the head and twice in the chest. saleh kazemi was found shot once in the head with a semi automatic pistol under her body. the evidence so far suggests murder-suicide but police have not come to a definitive conclusion ju

now don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first warning weather, and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> hello, again. in 30 seconds it will be 5:00. the humidity will hug you hello this morning the minute you step outside your door. >> that was a great descript her -- descriptor right there. man, i am with you. >> sharon is around after marty in the first warning weather center. >> look at that shot. it said it all. look at the city lights illuminating that body-hugging humidity. >> especially down in the horizon. >> we still see stars us out this morning. a warm and humid morning. a hot and humid afternoon. partly sunny skies. first warning doppler weather radar. what we are seeing receipt now is not a whole lot of activity -- seeing right now is not a whole lot

. >> hello, again, i am don scott. >> and i am mary bubala. >> here is what people are talking about this noon. a school's escalating debt and operating cost combined with a dwindling enrollment combined with economic pressures. towson catholic says it is closing its doors. eyewitness news and gigi barnett are live outside the high school. gigi. >> reporter: good afternoon, don. it is not the first school the archdiocese had to close but it is the first high school. they say they just don't have have the money and parents are scrambling to find a solution. >> reporter: three catholic schools are already set to close, the fourth, towson catholic. parents and students received the word in an e-mail last night. all morning long, they rallied in front of the school upset about its closing. >> we are very saddened by the way the school was closed. we certainly understand economic conditions and the way economy is and enrollment is low, but i believe there were other ways to proceed. >> reporter: archdiocese of baltimore says the problem is deep debt and low enrollment. last year 81 studen

. >>> good morning, maryland, don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first warningeather and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it is wjz, maryland's news station. >> hello, again. in 10 seconds it will be 5:00. it is a lovely day start. a full moon is setting in

. >>> hello, again, i am don scott. >> and i am mary bubala. we will begin with that breaking news. another body has been found in baltimore's inner harbor and this noon we have learned it is a member of a washington d.c. councilperson's staff. sally thorner is live with this discovery. >> just moments ago we confirmed that the person found dead is councilman jack evans -- he is from jack evans' staff. identified as 30-year-old desi deshaine. they were drinking all day sound and filed a missing persons report when he went missing. it took police until today to find his body. he is councilman evans' communication director. at a meeting they paused for a moment of silence to remember him. >> sally, thank you. reporting live from the newsroom. deschaine's parents are in the area and from their home state of connecticut. we will have more today at 4, 5 and 6:00. >>> the other big story at noon. southwest airline inspects hundreds of planes after a foot-long hole ripped in a flight to bwi thurgood marshall from nashville. it had to make an emergency landing in west virginia. a major inve

check in with don scott and marty bass tomorrow starting at 4:55 a.m. the updated first warning forecast. >> more ravens memories of steve mcnair. >>> mark is here. as we've been saying, it was a very emotional service. >> steve mcnair's time in baltimore was brief. certainly quite an impact as a football player. emotional night in nashville ten he see. that's the city where ravens receiver derrick mason first caught a touchdown pass from steve mcnair when they were teammates at the titans. the duo hooked up 32 times for tds. the last one was this against arizona. baltimore two, thou seven. mason was among the many who paid respects to the former quarterback at a memorial service tonight. >> the last thing that i want to remember about you is every time you scored, every time you came out of that huddle, you gave two bumps to your chest and pointed to the sky. so i'm going to give two bumps for you, and point to the sky. love ya. >>> baltimore swimmer michael phelps is back to his old self. not just winning but breaking another world record. the latest

now, don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first-warning weather and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> it's friday. >>> it's 5:00 and it's also back to really humid this morning after yesterday's one day reprieve. we've had some trou

i'm mary in for don scott this week. have traffic in just a minute but first we'll start with tim. >> some folks are saying what storms are you talking about. they hader

now don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first warning weather and wjz traffictrol with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> it's friday! >> good morning, everybody. it is a good thing it is friday. a humid start to our day. some rain passed through overnight. some of the ground is still saturated. eyewitness news has weather and traffic together. we are also following breaking news. a helicopter crash in maryland. sharon will have more

now don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first warning weather, and wjz traffic gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> in 10 seconds, it will be 5:00. it will be a warm and muggy monday morning day and week start. sharon will have your traffic after tim's first warning weather. >> good morning, everyone. coming off of a stormy night for many areas and very calm for others. it has been very sticky and going to remain very humid for the next few d

now don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first warning weather and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> hello, again in 30 seconds it will be 5:00. it is the 13th day of july. sharon will let you know how traffic is doing. marty over with first warning weather. >> a great shot. can we go back and take a look at it. a few high clouds in the area. every once in a while a peek of a planet over a star and a waning month to sky. generally what you are seeing the beginning of a nice day with sunshine and temps in the

i'm in for don scott. he'll be back on monday.ron is standing by with traffic and we're going to head in for him and -- tim and he is in for marty today. >> good morning, everyone. temperatures are in the low 70s and it is very humid. we do have showers moving across the region. some are you starting to make their way over toward the

check in with don scott and meteorologist tim williams starting at 4:55 a.m. >>> the orioles are on the road and counting on their rookies to help get a win. mark will have more next in >>> the orioles are playing as we speak. >> that's right. late-night baseball for the o's. the o's third straight series against a contending team. the results at this point would indicate the o's after ways to go before they're contenders themselves. the o's outfielder was named to the all-star team but adam goes down looking against jarrod washburn. the o's with just one hit through five innings. brad bergeson starts. he's still looking for his first win on the road. russell branyan:theories pitch. #-0 mariners. right now it's 2-0 seattle this game in the 6th inning. before the game the o's put chris ray on the disabled list with tendonitis in his arm. it's been a tough year for ray, continuing his comeback from elbow surgery. >>> in boston tonight, an emotional homecoming for former red sox short stop nomar garciapara, now with oakland. he got a standing ovation that lasted more than a minute. prior t

i am mary bubala in for don scott. he will be back a week from today.ams is over in the first warning weather center in r

. >> and ron matz, don scott, of course. >> and it's been -- >> from carroll county, thank you, bernie thank you, from ficks burg. >> and we have a gentlemen here, he's bringing us canned goods. fortune where are you from? >> baltimore highlands. >> thank you! >>> well, let's get this in quickly, why do you do is this? >> well, it's a problem across america and i want to help out the state my husband plays in and it's a good thing we're doing to help maryland. now to this guy, putting him on the hot seat, he's from boston. who are the better givers. >> well, i challenge the o's fans to come out. gigi, the boston fans are really pulling out their wallets. >> bring cash or cans. bring the can, we can do a lot with -- bring the cash, we can do a lot with it. >> derek speaks their language. glen bring a do will, will,a! -- bring a dolla! >>> we've been a part of this for years and just by being out here, we've made a difference and -- hi! >> okay, so you got to do it. >> i'm not out here playing work we're working out here at gate c, not just working, but working it! getting some money. >>

. >>> should announce this time tomorrow is going to be the zeineth of the two-hour, don scott, 35th anniversary celebration. >> which ron has a big part in. >> ron has a huge part in. >> the pinnacle. >> we'll present the story this time tomorrow. >> going to be a lot of fun. >> we're going to have a blast. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> no you're not. >> take a couple zanax and relax. >> we'll get to that tomorrow. >>> we're living obviously, in tough economic times, but a lot of high end up-scale retailers opening apt the towson center. we're got louis vuitton is the latest to open right here in baltimore. >> the hand bags, the pricey purses, the shades, the famous logo, this is the new louis vuitton store at the towson town center. >> i'm excite aid to have a store like this. take a look at the products. it's a store that's all louis vuitton. >> i think it's a great idea. i want to add more to my collection. >> it's just that sentiment that retailers say is up in research. >> customers wanted it for a long time. it accentuates the unique boutiques we already have. >> i had to c

we'll collect the donations at the gate and tonight, you can see don, scott, ronald reagan -- ron matz and adam may and we'll be here tomorrow night as well. sunday, look for suzanne, denise and mark and weijia jiang. >>> in tonight's health watch, move over botox, there's a new wrinkle fighter on the market. kellye lynn says that the fda approved dysport. >> reporter: like botox, it's used by decreasing frown license. she's not one to embrace wrinkles. i've used botox the last few years to prevent, i'm intense and i get the deep wrinkles through here. >> reporter: now, she's trying dysport. >> botox lasts anywhere from three to four months and some get it done every six months and dissport lasts four months. >> it's just been approved and there's a rare side affect where the toxin could spread. and serious complications aren't common. the typical side affect would be swelling and bruising and rarely a headache. >> it's about options for michelle, she's glad to try something new. >> dry dissport and see. >> it's about the same. >>> okay, kelly and the side affects are nose and throat i

i'm in for don scott this week tim's in for marty and we'll have traffic in just a moment. >> well, good morning, everyone. if you haven't been out and about, if you looked at that picture you understand what we're saying. you're dealing with limited visibility because that's now creating fog all around the area. no dense fog advisories in effect but there is some patchy fog out there so your forecast looks like this. this morning some hazy conditions. the fog will eventually just kind of lift out of here, but we're looking at temperatures getting up to a very humid 86 degrees. down tonight into the range of about 70 degrees in parts of the area. your complete updated first warning forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> and out to sharon in traffic control. . >> i'm happy to report that trouble on i-95 is already gone. we do have an accident left though. this is going to be in the bell camp area. meantime a live look at the topside of the beltway shows no delays there at harford road. and there's a look at 95, a little bit busier but no delays at the 895 and 95 split. this traffic

don scott is celebrating 35 years. his partner for most of those years, marty bass, has more on how you can help celebrate. >> we want to know, what should he be named for putting up with marty bass for 25 of those 35 years, first thing in the morning? mult pel choice for -- melt pel choice for you here. a, a saint. b, united nations ambass bor. that's my vote. the world could use all the help they could get. or c? go to wjz.com and cast your vote. also, we want you to e-mail in your congratulations to don. you can send them to him at wjz.com -- wjzwebalert@cbs.com. or click on the link on the home page. don, you rock. >> thank you, marty. make sure to tune in tomorrow for the wjz morning edition for coverage as we celebrate don's 35 years at wjz. >>> now, turning to weather. we'll have your complete first warning forecast. first, bernadette has a look at the ocean city forecast. hey, bern. >> hello there, sally and everybody out there. congratulations to don. that's just fantastic. as far as our forecast goes, if you'

don scott has been with wjz 13 for 35 years. his partner for most of those years, marty bass explains how you can take part in the celebration. >> what should he be named for putting up with marty bass for 25 of those 35 years. first thing in the morning? multiple choice for you here. a, a saint. b, united nations ambassador. my vote. the world can use all the help they can get. or c, wjz 13 general manager for a day. we can call him don newman? go to wjz.com and cast your vote. also, we want you to e-mail in your congratulations to don. you can send them to him at wjzwebalert at cbs.com. or you can click on the link at the top of the home page. don, you rock, buddy. >> and make sure to tune in tomorrow for the wjz morning edition for special coverage as we celebrate don's 35 years at wjz. [ laughter ] >> not a bad vote. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. >>> a very unlikely group of activists goes to bat for the ocean's deadly predators. >>> healthcare reform. president obama is pushing for it. the latest controversy that affe

i'm in for don scott today. tim is in for marty and sharon will have traffic in a moment but we'll start with the weather. >> good morning, everyone. we're seeing the light of day which is a good thing. a little bit of sunshine out there, but add that to the increased humidity levels that we're feeling today over yesterday and those two days before and we're feeling pretty sticky out there. this air is coming in from the south. we do have some rain setting up along the coastline pretty much on the eastern edge of the delmarva right along the shore. just a few light showers along the 95 corridor up toward the northern portion and then a few just down south of d.c. but all seeing just a few light showers this morning. your forecast looks like this for this tuesday. temperatures starting off in the upper 60s to the low 70s area wide. we'll see some sun and a chance of showers and scattered thunder showers in the mid to upper 60s. your complete updated first warning forecast is coming up in a moment. >> sharon i'm s

i am mary bubala in for don scott today. he is off the whole week and tim is over in first warning weather center in for marty. we will get to sharon in just a second. we will start with tim. >> all right, mary, good morning and good morning, everyone. if you were just waking up, a pretty pleasant start. temperature-wise we are looking at a calm day. temperatures are in the 60s. first warning live doppler show we have rain moving in our region and nothing across the state just yet, but we have showers courtesy of a front just offshore and low pressure moving in from the south. that low pressure will bring with it some humidity, higher humidity, temperatures in the 80s and a chance of showers through this afternoon and the rest of the day. so this is how it all shapes up. temperatures starting off in the mid-60s. our daytime high around 83 degrees. back down into the mid-60s with a chance -- increased chance of showers and thundershowers by midnight. we will have your complete updated first warning forecast in just a few mome

now don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first warning weather and wjz traffic maryland's news station. >> it's friday! >> it is 6:30, and the first double-digit day of the month of july, and another dynamite day start. sharon will have your traffic after marty's first warning weather. >> let's look at the day part. sunshine through the day. beautiful out there right now. just stepped outside. very pleasant. temps in the low 60s. 7 of at lunch going for a high of 79 today. we may not track 8 to even though i think many location will but where the official reporting stations bwi closer to the water, we stay at 79. clear skies and 7., don. >> thank you. >>> if you were about to step off to work, sharon with wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning, everyone. getting busy. we are hearing of an accident 95 northbound at the baltimore county, howard county line. a vehicle into a guardrail there. traffic being held on 895 in the southbound lanes at the harbor tunnel because of a vehicle fire in the tunnel. hopefully they will get that clear and get traffic moving

now don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first warning weather and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. hello, again, at the bottom of the hour, it clicks over 6:30. it continue to be one nice day start even traffic wise as well. sharon will detail that for you and marty with first warning weather. >> let's look at how this day will square itself away. very little haze and humidity right now. very little haze and humidity through the day. sunny skies. 82 at lunch on its way to high of 86. beautiful 12 hours from now. what a great evening with temps in the mid-80s. we are in the low 60s now. don. >> thank you. >>> what awaits you on the way to work? sharon with wjz traffic control. >> well, we have a few issues. still no delays though. first of all, we have a new problem that will be a traffic light out on 83 northbound at the warren road off-ramp there. watch there for that. otherwise, we have some debris also now on 29 southbound at i- 70. apparently a large piece of wood in the road. we cleared the debris at the west side

scott key bridge. this traffic report brought to you by toyota. you can choose from 16 different fuel-efficient models. toyota, moving forward. donck over to you. >> thank you. the top of the news this half hour, a very violent sunday in baltimore county which ended with 20 people shot and wounded in just a matter of hours. among those a pregnant woman and a toddler both attending a cookout and both the unintended targets of a gang battle we are being told now. eyewitness news and mary bubala live outside city headquarters. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, don and everybody. the police commissioner showed up at the scene where 12 people were shot. he and the mayor are putting a ton of resource trying to solve this crime and stop the madness. >> reporter: on foot, in patrol cars and in the air, baltimore police swarm this east side neighborhood, the scene of multiple shootings, two of them fatal. in the 2600 block of ashland avenue. >> you are seeing the product of an environment that needs change bad. >> reporter: city police say 18 people were shot, two of them fatally on sunday. 12 of the victims were shot at a ba

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