. >> i'm jessica kartalija. sgltsz here's what a -- >> here's what people are talking about today. a promising college student is killed on the eastern shore campus. mike schuh is live with the latest on this violent incident. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. the president of the university of maryland eastern shore said it was heart wrenching to have to call the parents of that student and tell them he was stabbed to death on campus. >> just like that, he's gone. >> rhonda boat eng grieves over the death of her boyfriend of 4 years, 21-year-old edmond aaron st. clair murdered this weekend at the university of maryland eastern shore. >> that's all i care about his baby. he created it. do you know what it feels like to have to tell a baby your father is gone because of careless behavior because of this nonsense. >> it happened around 9:30 saturday night as his cousin and younger brother came to visit him during homecoming weekend. >> he died in my arms. >> isiah saint t. clair said as the three of them drove across campus to get food they encountered a group of three you

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >> here's what people are talking about today.police in southern california saying the manhunt for an ex-cop who went on a week-long killing spree is over. this noon, we're being told it is the body of christopher dorner inside a burned out cabin the scene of a shoot out late yesterday. here's the latest for wjz. >> police have not yet confirmed that christopher dorner was the man they found inside a charred cabin. >> now it will depend on the condition of the body that's recovered. it will depend on the forensics that are available and the laboratories that are available. >> the week-long search for dorner ended with an intense shoot out at the cabin. cbs reporter carter evans was in the middle of it. >> we are right in the center of the action here. we are right where this is happening. >> then with a single gunshot the final confrontation was over. police say the former los angeles police officer and navy reservist took his own life as the cabin went up in flames. john miller headed up to lapd's mayor crimes unit. he said there

>> hello again i'm jessica kartalija. >> and i'm don scott. >> and here's what people are talking about today. there are three days left before automatic across the board spending cuts kick in. the president is taking his message on the road while republicans in congress are accusing him of using scare tactics. >> president obama is visiting a shipyard in new port news virginia today. he is warning that civilians who work on navy ships could face layoffs if $85 billion in budget cuts kick in. military leaders talked about how challenging the cuts will be at a congressional hearing this morning. >> if we do not have the resources to train and equip the force, our soldiers are the ones who will pay the price potentially with their lives. >> with the clock ticking it's small businesses like this communications contractor that are already bracing for the impact of the cuts, especially hits to the defense department. >> for us it could go into the millions of dollars. >> pedro alfonso employs 120 workers. his business relies on contracts with government agencies that will see their budgets s

jessica kartalija with more on the search for the cause for the illness. jessica? >> vic, hazmat crews arrived after several people fell ill here at the keswick center. >> reporter: one by one, employees in the kes wick sowrp south center are loaded into ambulances. several are rushed to the hospital after suddenly becoming ill. >> trouble breathing. unknown cause of the illness. at this time is it under investigation. hazmat has been performing sweeps of the building. >> hundreds were immediately evacuated. some didn't want to go on camera. >> announcement came over the pa system, telling everybody to evacuate the building. >> we kept hearing sirens coming and going. and my manager came in a little later, like 10-ish. and she said, what's with all the sirens, the ambulances out front for? next thing you know, they made the announcement for everybody to vacate the building. we have been out here for 40 minutes. >> it's still unclear what cause the ilcontinuous. >> we've checked for carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide and others. >> reporter: we're told more than 1,00

. >>> i'm jessica kartalija. >> i'm don scott. >> here's what people are talking about today. >> it's the breaking news we're following in anne arundel county. sky chopper 13 is live over the scene of a fatal accident. >> reporter: good afternoon don. good afternoon everybody. this accident occur ed red around 7:43 this morning involving a car and a cement truck. the cement truck on the side of the road just now getting hooked up to be removed from the scene. about 5 minutes ago they finally opened up chapel road to allow traffic to come through. this is a mile to the west of route 3. now traffic is moving fine. no factor there. one person dead in this accident according to anne arundel county police. reporting live from chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> thank you. all morning long traffic was not moving on that roadway. at least five dozen accidents because of icy conditions this morning. most of them we're just a fender bender type. >>> here in baltimore city many residents like these spent the morning scraping ice from and clearing snow off their cars, but then the

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >>> here's what people are talking about today. 4,200 people an board the carnival triumph are happy to be back on dry land. randall pinkston reports for wjz from mobile, alabama. >> tug boats towed the carnival triumph to a shipyard in the port of mobile. a team of engineers and investigators are looking into the cause of the engine room fire and the extent of the damage. it's unclear whether repairs and clean up will be done. thousands of passengers erupted into tears as the ship docked. sewage soaked floors plastic bags as toilets camp tents on deck. nicole brown has a sheet. >> roses are red violets are use, use a red bag when you use number two. >> she has a souvenir mug. >> it says the total staff capacity was 1,100. you add those up, those don't make it to 4,200. >> the u.s. coast guard is leading the u.s. part of the investigation. final decisions about the cause of the blaze and the repairs that are necessary will be made by the bahamas. >> carnival is offering $500 cash a full refund and discounts on future cruises. >> they can have whatever they'

. -- jessica kartalija. >> don scott. >>> a shoot ing ing on the las vegas strip. ron matz is in the news room with the latest on shots fired over night. good afternoon. >> reporter: story still developing. three people are dead and several others injured. according to authorities people in a black range rover fired several shots around 4:30 this morning before crashing at the intersection surrounded by the bellagio. the car that it shot at burst into a taxi and shot into flames. the driver, the taxi driver and a passenger in the car were all killed. back to you. >> the intersection is expected to be closed for hours. >>> new information on the accident that topped traffic for hours this morning. around 5:30 a tractor trailer hit a man changing a tire on his car. that man is dead, two people in his car is hurt. no word on whether the semi driver will be charged with anything. >>> lawmakers have passed a bill that reverses a decision labeling pit bulls as inheritly dangerous. the bill holds all dog owners responsible not just pit bulls owners. it grants dog owners t

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >>> we begin with this day's breaking news. it is in wilmington delaware. a man opened fire inside a crowded courthouse leaving several people dead. alex is live with this. >> reporter: three people are dead including the shooter. police officers inside exchanged fire with the shooter before he reached the metal detectors in the lobby. two women were killed and two officers sustained non-life threatening injuries. details are still coming in. it's not yet clear how the shooting was killed. police could not confirm whether he entered the building targeting a specific person. >> thank you very much. earlier wilmington's mayor said one of the women killed is the shooters estranged wife. >>> the other developing story a major announcement from the vatican. for the first time in 6 centuries the pope will resign effective at the end of this month. wjz has complete coverage of the decision. mike schuh is live with reaction from local catholics. first more on the shocking revolution. >> pope benedict xvi delivered the surprising messag

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >> here's what people are talking about today. months after robert gladden opened fire inside perry hall high on the first day of school he's again facing a judge. wjz is live outside the courthouse. alex demetrick is there with the latest on today's sentencing hearing. alex. >> reporter: well , when robert gladden pled guilty to attempted murder the 15-year-old opened himself up to a possible 40 year prison sentence. >> gladden's lawyers already arguing many of the same points that failed to move the teen's trial to juvenile court. calling the shooting insanity at its finest, stupidity at its best and the act of a disturbed child. firing into the crowd in a cafeteria with a shotgun wounded 17-year-old daniel borowy whose mother took the witness stand and talked about how it effected her special needs son and family. >> reporter: she said she thought her son was going to die and after burying one child she didn't want to bury another. arguments by both sides are still underway. >> daniel borowy who has down syndrome is expected to

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >>> here's what people are talking at and watching closely today, the north east bracing for a super winter storm with as much as 3 feet of snow expected to fall. blizzard warnings are in effect from manhattan to maine. it's already starting to snow isn't the big apple. it's expected to keep coming down with the heaviest accumulations tonight and tomorrow up there. here we've got rain starting well before dawn. commuters at penn station had their umbrellas up. gloomy skies remain but the rain has stopped for a moment. will we be seeing any snow? wjz is live with first warning weather coverage for you. marty bass is in the out back and meteorologist tim williams in the weather center. good afternoon, tim. >> good afternoon. we are watch ing ing two portions of a system coming together. the juice of it all is moving up the coastline. you see that. marty and i were just talking about that. with these types of colors if this had been a tropical storm of any type we would be concerned. it's moving up the coastline. the second phase is moving on in. that's bringing

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >> here's what people are talking about today the number of patients coming forward is increasing. women worry that their private parts are seen on video from the office of a former john hopkins doctor who killed himself. there are worries they have been posted online. wjz is live. mike schuh has the latest on an ever growing investigation. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. those are the top concerns. they are speaking out his patients. they are seeking legal advice and worrying that they're most private parts are being seen online. >> wjz learned that federal authorities are actively involved in the investigation of doctor nikita levy, the john hopkins gynecologist fired earlier this month accused of secretly taking pictures and video of his patients during examination. >> tracy williams is sick. >> what was he doing with the pictures and video? >> that's a being unknown. gynecologist í amphetamine í fete fetish porn is all over the internet. some claim to future videos by real doctors. >> we have a lot more work to do. that is definitely an angle

i'm jessica kartalija, the heartbreaking story of we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. carmax. start here. >>> a controversial ageneral too for the new chief diplomat secretary of state john kerry started his first foreign trip in london to discuss hot button issues like syria and iran. next up is a meeting with the russian foreign minister. they're expected to concentrate on the emotional issue of the recent russian band on american adoptions. now imagine meeting the child you want to adopt, building a relationship, and then being told you can't be together. that's what thousands of american families trying to adopt children from russia are dealing with right now. this morning jessica kartalija shares the story of a maryland couple caught in the middle of a political tug of war. >> good morning. unless a russian court has already approved the adoption there's an indefinite hold on new adoptions of russian children here in the u.s. one maryland famil

i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> jessica, thank you. two buildings make up the keswick complex. only employees in the south building were evacuated today. >>> wjz is following a developing story from downtown. two employees robbed at gunpoint, inside mercy medical center. police say around 1:00, the employees were robbed on the third floor and cash was taken. police are reviewing surveillance camera footage. to release that picture to the public. >>> weather system dumping snow in the midwest is bringing maryland rain and lots of it. here's a live look outside right now. rain falling around much of the state at this hour. let's go right to meteorologist bernadette woods and bob turk, tracking first warning live doppler radar. we'll start with bob. >>> wet night on tap for just about everybody. take a look at radar. the heaviest activity now between easton and cambridge on the lower eastern shore. and that's moving up towards central portions of delaware. here in the baltimore region, not all that heavy. in fact, most of the rain has bee

jessica kartalija has more on the growth of this popular do you want area. -- downtown area. it is really growing. jessica? >> absolutely, denise. underarmour, just the latest to come down here. joining all of the other stores and restaurants, making this part of charm city an incredibility destination. not only for tourists but also for locals. >> reporter: the energy of underarmour hits harbor east. and it opens its doors saturday. >> it's going to be a frenzy. it's fantastic. this is the biggest presence anywhere in the world. >> reporter: henry stafford, says the store will be a model for international growth. >> it's more than a store. it's a lab for us. >> while some is unique to baltimore, their shoes front and center. and an entire half of the store is just for women. >> we're building an amazing, amazing women's business. and we're showing our commitment to that right when she walks into the store. >> and adding to the store's whole creative vibe, this gent screen made up of 330,000 l.e.d. lights. >> reporter: with a prime location right on the water, underarmour hop

jessica kartalija reports, race officials are racing to get younger fans to the track. >> reporter: thennouncement we've been waiting for. the 138th running of the preakness stakes is fast approaching. >> it's a festival inside with the bands, the food vendors. >> ♪ ♪ >> reporter: old hilltop is adding new talent to its fest this year. rapper, song writer, producer pitt bull will be performing. hip hop rappers, nacamore and ryan lewis will also take the stage. pimleco staff are racing to get new and younger fans to the track. calling preakness the people's race, the people's party. >> reporter: this year's line up resembles talent of preakness past. maroon5, bruno mars. it's the hard core racing fans that are excited about what takes place here in the track. the million dollar purse associated with the second jewel of the triple crown. >> and they're off in the preakness. >> this season, races at pimleco will continue after preakness. running through the belmont stakes. that's a few weeks of added revenue for the race course. >> i understand that pemleco is old but we're working hard to

jessica kartalija, eyewitness news. >>> jess. thank you.don't forget black eyed susan day is the friday before preakness. >> don't forget the black eyed susan is also a beverage. >> yes it is. and they flow very readily. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions. nice afternoon. very, very average temperatures for this time of year. 47 it's dry. dewpoints way down. 21degrees. humidity 35%. barometer is still rising. come back and take a look at the rain on your tuesday right after this. hey america, even though they don't need one wes, clay, and demarcus tried on the depend real fit briefs for charity to prove how great the fit is even while playing pro football. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try one on for yourself. @!ósyih >>> oh beautiful beautiful out there. >> nice day. >> i tell you winter my friends is on the way. even though meterological spring begins this weekend. that doesn't mean that winter is really over. but the way the patterns are going. we are still going to se

are jessica -- jessica kartalija has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: police did say it stemmed from a domestic dispute are are unclear of a motive. >> delaware police are still trying to figure out what led to an early morning shooting inside a wilmington courthouse. >> a loan gunman walked into the lobby area of the county courthouse and opened fire. >> it happened around 8:00 this morning. >> i heard two shots. that's when i re acted and turned around and he ran out of the building. >> two women were killed, one believed to be the suspect's ex-wife. >> she said there's been a shooting. as i stated before, i couldn't make out what she was saying because she was distraught. i'm not sure exactly sure if it happened in front of her or whatever the case may be. >> two capital police officers were also shot but wearing bullet proof vests and are expected to survive. the suspect was discovered dead at the scene. >> we're investigating whether that was the result of the exchange of gunfire or a self-inflicted wound. >> police searched all the floors of the building to make su

jessica kartalija has more on what some new documents are uncovering. jessica? >> the city department did not have permission to conduct training exercises at the rosewood health department. the city police department did not meet the conditions to use the shutdown state-owned facility for training. the police trainee remains in critical condition. the training supervisor who fired the shot is on leave. six officers are on suspension. and the police department has a new academy director. police commissioner anthony batts said the department was not aware dozens of recruits were being taken to the abandoned facility. >> city police are acknowledging protocols were not followed. state police are conducting the criminal investigation. >> city police say they're hearing from hundreds of women on a hotline they set up for patients of a gynecologist, suspected of secretly recording exams. as of this morning, police have received up to 300 calls from dr. nikita levy's patients. he was fired from johns hopkins and was found dead in his towson home. police believe he com

jessica kartalija is there. she has an update on this developing story. jessica, what happened? >> good afternoon, kai. good afternoon, to everyone. we're here outside of shock trauma awaiting a report by baltimore police. they are briefing now at shock trauma, trying to figure out what exactly happened. again, that press conference, expected to start momentarily. what we do know is a police sheriff was shot while at a training exercise. owings mills, off of rosewood. the trainee was medivacced to shock trauma. at this point, his or her condition is unknown. still not being released where exactly that trainee was shot. doing research, we found that last year, the police trainee program had come under fire after some said they were injured during training exercises. we'll be sure to investigate that as well. now, again, what we do know, a trainee, allegedly shot during a training exercise out at the rosewood center in owings mills. we know that they were medivacced here to shock trauma and are being worked on at this point. we'll bring you the latest details as soon as they becom

jessica kartalija has more on what happened.

i'm jessica kartalija, here in hunt valley, where the new sports illustrated just hit store shelves. that's coming up on wjz. >>> and plenty of clouds around. will we see any snow in our area? our updated first warning forecast is coming up. >>> it is cloudy and 36 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. in a town where crime is a rare thing, a dangerous man is on the loose. tonight, new developments in a smash-and-grab robbery in frederick. rochelle ritchie has the latest from police. >> reporter: so far, only one of the alleged robbers is in police custody. the thieves stole more than 150,000 worth of jewelry and led police on a foot chase through downtown frederick. >> reporter: frederick city police say one of the masked men in this surveillance video, robbing colonial jewelers in downtown frederick is now behind bars. >> alonzo meadows, we quickly developed as our primary suspect, based on the descriptors. >> reporter: it took 21 minutes for him and two men to rob the store of more than $150,000 worth of high-end watches.

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. >> jessica kartalija has more. >> reporter: good morning. under armor announced it is officially opening the doors joining the many other stores and restaurants here in harbor east. the energy is hitting harbor east. the store opens its door on saturday. >> it is mantastic. this is the biggest presence of under armorler anywhere in the world. >> henry stanford, the vice president, is saying the store will be a model for growth. >> it is more than a store. it is a lab to learn. >> reporter: some is unique to baltimore, their shoes are front and center. half of the store is just for women. >> we're building an amazing, amazing women's business and showing our commitment to that right when she walks into the store. >> reporter: and adding to the store's creative vibe. this giant screen made up of 330,000 lead lights. >> reporter: with a prime location along the water. they hope to gain more national exposure. >> we are so pleased to have them here in harbor east. it is a good to retail destination. >> reporter: it joins a long list of resteeler

jessica kartalija has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: police are still trying to determine a motive behind this shooting. dellware police are still trying to figure out what led to an early morning shooting inside a willmington courthouse. >> reporter: a loan gunman walked into the area and opened fire. >> reporter: it happened at 8:00 in morning. >> i heard some shots and that's when i reacted and turned around and just ran out of the building. >> reporter: two women were killed, one believed to be the suspect's ex-wife. police are now saying it stemmed from a domestic dispute. >> this was not a random act of violence. preliminarily this was the result of a custody dispute that has lasted in our court system for several years. >> reporter: two capital police officers were also shot but were wearing bullet-proof vests and are expected to survive. the suspect was also discovered dead at the scene. >> we're still investigating whether that would as a result of the exchange of gunfire or whether that was a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> reporter: the new castle c

jessica kartalija reports, the little boys mother worries about the long-term effects. >> when jessica bent and her 2-year-old adopted son jonah took their seats their flight got off to a rocky start. >> i said we're sitting next to you. he just basically rolled his eyes and growled at us. >> hundley began complaininging that know that was too big to sit on his mother's laugh. >> he was annoyed. he would turn my light back on after i turned it off constantly saying things to the staff. i took us out of the situation and we stood back by the bathroom. >> jessica to do for 9 -- stood for 90 minutes returning ing only for the landing. >> he looked at me in a hateful way and said [beep] >> shocked jessica questioned hundley. >> i said, what did you say. >> hundred dollar ley pushed up against her face and repeated himself. when she pushed back he slapped n jonah acrossped -- jonah across the face. >> hundley worked for aned airplane parts manufacturer. >> most major airlines do not require a chide to have their own seat until they turn 2. >>> defense secretary nominee chuck hagel is hoping

jessica kartalija is live in the newsroom with the new information. jessica? >> reporter: well, mary, according to our media partners, the baltimore sun, police did not have permission to conduct the exercises at the training if the. a trainee was shot in the head last week. it happened at the shuttered rosewood complex in owings mills, a former facility used to treat the developmentally disabled. an investigation has revealed, the veteran officer who fired that shot accidentally had his service weapon, not his training weapon. now, the records show no permission was granted for training exercises to be conducted at that facility. mary? >> all right, jessica, thank you. state police continue to investigate the shooting. >>> well, police on the eastern shore say dozens of people may have witnessed the fatal stabbing of a university of maryland student. but so far, no arrests in the case. and now, police hope security camera footage helps crack that case. wjz stays on the story. derek valcourt is live with more on what that footage reveals. derek? >> reporter: w

jessica kartalija has the latest for us. >> reporter: police are still trying to find the motive behind that shooting. delaware police are still trying to determine what led to a shooting. >> a lone gunman walked into the public area and opened fire. two people were killed one believed to be the suspect's ex- wife. police are now saying it stemmed from a domestic dispute. one witness describes what she saw. >> she just said there's been a shooting as i stated once before, she i couldn't make out what she was saying because she was so distraught. like so i'm not exactly sure if it happened in front of her or whatever the case may be. >> reporter: two capital police officers were also shot but were wearing bullet-proof vests and are expected to survive. the suspect was also discovered dead at the scene. >> we're still investigating whether that was as a result of the exchange of gunfire or whether that was a result of a self-inflicted gunshot. >> reporter: police locked down the building to make sure there was not another shooter on the scene. >> i have talked to them several times and th

here's jessica kartalija with a closer look at the case. >> olympic track star oscar pistorius looks down as he leaves the police station charged with murder. >> a young woman did die on the scene of gunshot wounds. >> that woman was reeva steenkemp, a model and girlfriend of pistorius. she was shot four times inside athletes home. the 26-year-old sprinter known as the blade runner for his high-tech artificial legs is a national hero in south africa. he made history at the london olympics last summer, becoming the first double a amputee runner to ever compete at the game. pistorius had been with his girlfriend for several months and would have celebrated their first valentine's day together. the day before she satisfied steenkemp tweeted there should be love for everyone. there's reports she made a surprise and he may have thought she was an intruder. police say witnesses heard screaming. >> there has previously been incidents at the home. >> his lawyer would not say much about how pistorius is feeling. >> he's very well. obviously emotional, but mine fine. >> police say forensic exp

jessica kartalija has the story. >> reporter: when jessica bennett, and her 2-year-old adopted son jonahk their seats next to joseph hundley, their flight got off to a rocky flight. >> i said, oh, we're sitting next to you. and he just basically rolled his eyes and growled at us. >> reporter: hundley allegedly began complaining that jonah was too big to sit on his mother's lap, becoming more outspoken as the flight continued. >> he was aflied -- annoyed with his comments. and he was turning my light back on after i would turn it off and constantly saying he was the staff in in regards to my son. so i took us out of the situation. and we stood back by the bathroom. >> reporter: jessica stood with jonah for 90 minutes when they returned for the landing. jonah began to cry, and hundley became irate. >> he looked at me in a really hateful way. and he said, f-ing [ bleep ] >> reporter: shocked, jessica questioned hundley. >> and i said, "what did you say?" >> reporter: hundley then pushed up against her face and repeated himself. when she pushed bag back, he slapped jonah across the face. hun

we're live in harbor east, i'm jessica kartalija. wjz eyewitness news. >> and the store is already boosting the city's bottom line. most of the contractors are from baltimore. and the store's 25 employeeless are all local. >> that one company has changed a lot the landscape of baltimore. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. off the chain. why this popular rapper is snapped, posing for pictures with two maryland state troopers. >>> ambushed. a university of maryland student kills a roommate and then himself. is now putting the issue of mental illness and guns into the spotlight again. >>> governor o'malley shows up in a new 2016 presidential primary poll. what they have to say about him coming up. >>> and get ready for more snow. stick around for the updated first warning weather forecast. >>> we have some light rain in some places. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. a deadly triple shooting in college park once again has the issue of mental illness and gun control in the spotlight. >> reporter: vic

jessica kartalija is in studio b right now, as we ask the experts about preventing colon cancer. >> reporter: joining me now, dr. michael bloom from good sam. it's a topic nobody really want to the talk about. >> absolutely not. but it's an important one. colon cancer screenings. in this day and age, it is a disease. and if there is one message you can get out to people, not that bad. a little preparation before. but it's a painless test. and to prevent something that really should be prevented. >> you don't need it done that often. that's the good news. for people who are average risk -- for example, no symptoms, no family history, and let's say they had a colons on copy and it was normal, it's every 10 years. that may be different for people who have family histories or specific symptoms or other specific problem. but for most people, you really don't need it done that often. it's quick, painless and not that bad. >> just do it. >> absolutely. >> dr. bloom, thank you so much. i'll send it back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you, jessica. once again, if you have questions about colonos

jessica kartalija explains, energy officials are taking the blame. >> the whole system was designed to proocht something like a power outage from occurring. the system was defective. >> reporter: seconds into third quarter of the super bowl. >> half the power in the super bowl stadium is out. >> entergy, taking the blame. saying the device, known as a relay in the company's switch gear, malfunctioned. cutting power to one of two feeder lines, supplying power to the dome. >> it's been inside that switch gear that entergy owns that i think can be fixed. >> it was dimly lit for 34 minutes, while crews worked to restore power. >> means about a 20-minute delay. >> ravens' head coach jokes about the outage. >> i believed you during the blackout. who are you tacking about? >> that is -- >> what is the issue? >> there was a concern about restaurants after the game. new orleans has a lot of great restaurants, dave. >> they have ruled out cyber terrorism as a cause. ironically, it is part of a $4 million upgrade. >> the device has since been removed from service. we are working with the manufact

i'm jessica kartalija, the shocking story coming up. >>> check in for more on these stories and all the's breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. >>> stabbed to death. a campus homecoming celebration turns tragic. >> now, the search is on for the killer on a university of maryland campus. >> hi. i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> the university of maryland eastern shore is still reeling after a student is murdered this weekend. derek valcourt has more on the murdered student and the search for killers. >> reporter: homecoming weekend is typically a time for excitement. but what happened here left

jessica kartalija explains how the incident is causing widespread outrage. -- outrage. >> reporter: itappened on a flight from minneapolis earlier this month. now the man is facing federal charges. >> reporter: when jessica bennett and her 2-year-old adopted son jonah, took their seats next to joe hundley, their flight got off to a rocky start. >> i said, oh, we're sitting next to you. and he just basically rolled his eyes and growled at us. >> reporter: hundley allegedly began complaining that jonah was too big to sit on his mother's lap, becoming more outspoken as the flight continued. >> he was noticed with his comment. he would turn my light back on, after i turned it off. kind of saying he was the staff in regards to my son. so i took us out of the situation and we stood by the back bathroom. >> reporter: jessica stood with jonah for 90 minutes only returning for the landing. when they began to land, jonah began to cry. >> he lookedda the me in a really hateful way and said f'ing [ bleep ]. >> reporter: shocked, she questioned hundley. >> i said, what did you say? >> he then pushe

jessica kartalija is live in the newsroom with more on the plea. robert gladden enters the plea moments before his trial was to begin. >> he pleaded guilty in the shooting of daniel boroughy. -- daniel borowy. he used his father's disassembled shotgun. he seriously injured 17-year- old daniel borowy. gladden's attorney spoke to his family after the plea. >> they're satisfied with what happened. i explained to them what the circumstances are. they have been very understanding people from the beginning. >> reporter: gladden also pleaded guilty to using a firearm in a violent crime. mary? >> okay, jessica. thank you. gladden faces a maximum of 40 years in prison, when he is sentenced on monday. >>> invasion of privacy. the investigation is expanding into a johns hopkins doctor, who is believed to have been secretly videotaping patients. police say 54-year-old dr. nikita levy, committed suicide in his towson home monday. he was fired on february 8th, when an employee reported that he was using his personal camera to take video and pictures of his patie

jessica kartalija reports, energy officials are taking the blame for this major mistake. jess? >> reporter: well, kai, ironically, the system was designed to prevent something like this from happening in power outage. but it turned out to be defective itself. >> reporter: seconds into third quarter of the super bowl. >> half the power in new orleans stadium, the super dome here, is out. >> reporter: the super dome's power company, entergy, taking the blame, saying a device, known as a relay in the company's switch gear malfunctioned. cutting power to one of two feeder lines, supplying power to the dome. >> it's important to find the root cause. and it's now been traced back to this relay, this faulty device, inside that switch gear that entergy owns. and i think that can be fixed. >> reporter: the super dome was dimly lit for 34 minutes, while crews worked to restore power. >> that means about a 20-minute delay. >> reporter: ravens' head coach, john harbaugh, appearing on david letterman thursday, jokes about the outage. >> i believe you, during the blackout, who are you talkin

jessica kartalija is with the latest what happened. >> reporter: our understanding is he is now in surgeryt this point. we are waiting to get any notification from the mayor or city police on exactly what happened. they tell us that they are waiting for