. >>> i'm gigi barnett in owings mills.story is straight ahead. >>> just happen to be at the right place, at the right time. i guess. >>> a humble hero. the incredible rescue from this burning car. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 6:29. partly cloudy. 49 degrees in central maryland. good evening. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. talks of a cease-fire in libya. rebels say they are willing to put their weapons down, as danielle nottingham reports for wjz, it doesn't look like moammar gadhafi wants to talk. >> reporter: moammar gadhafi's supporters show no signs of backing down. the libyan leader hasn't been seen in nearly two weeks. but he's passing out weapons to people in the capital of tripoli, who say they'll use them. >> yeah, we are ready. they are coming to attack my country, you know? >> where did you get this gun? >> he gives everybody guns. >> reporter: rebel forces are working to get more weapons as well. they've cut a deal with the tiny nation of gutter. aime

. >>> i'm gigi barnett in owings mills.story is straight ahead. >>> we want to see your favorite deals from the ballpark. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 5:30. 47 degrees and spartly sunny. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. >>> a positive sign. the number of people who died in traffic accidents is down across the country. but in maryland, highway officials say there is no reason to celebrate. >>> it's estimated that more than 240 million vehicles traverse the roads of america. that presents millions of opportunities for accidents and fatalities. but they say they are actually down. >> i certainly want to see the numbers go down. >> reporter: the national highway traffic administration says they have dropped. in 2010, 32,788 people were killed. it's the lowest number of highway deaths since 1949. >> it is very encouraging. the national numbers came out today. and they do show a reduction from 2009 levels. >> reporter: they tribute the reduction of numbers to more people wearing seat belts, better safety equ

. >>> gigi barnett joins us. b&o railroad museum. looking good. bringing some of that back for breakfast? >> reporter: they said that they would come back for you all. i don't know if you want it for breakfast. this is a cocktail. >> when we heard about the carroll county schools we were ready for happy hour. >> reporter: i would be too. it's for a good cause. the national kidney foundation of maryland. i'm going to talk to george kilborn, the spokesperson for the organization. you are having a very special event. the second year for an event. called sante. what is it? >> it's a terrific event tomorrow night at the b&o railroad museum. a food, wine, craft beer and spirits tasting event featuring some of the best restaurants in the maryland area. some are here. live music, a silent auction. terrific wines from black kelvin yards. >> reporter: the money goes to the kidney foundation? >> yes. 75% of the funds stay right here in the greater baltimore area to patient services, fund research and really help folks dealing with the condition. >> we have t