the body was found near the town of newcastle . the case is being investigated as a homicide but it may not stay that way. >> reporter: a white fence surrounding empty lots, the gates lead to nowhere and most of the green hills is covered with long and dry grass. >> sometimes people just drive around and figure this is a remote area, there is nobody around here. >> reporter: people who live in the area say this undeveloped subdivision is often used asomugha a trash dump. dead animals have been found but they say they couldn't imagine being the one to find a baby. >> no, that, that scares me. >> don't know what i would do. >> reporter: the sheriff a department said a woman walking her dog yesterday afternoon, smelled a strong smell from a plastic bag along this road. she stopped a deputy patrolling the area and said that the bag should be checked out. the deputy did and found a dead baby inside. >> take the child to a hospital,. >> fire station. >> police station. any place and somebody will help you. you know, deal with the situati

. >> strawberries are nice and about nan newcastle, and especially meat. >> reporter: the arlington food assistance center gets 60% of its food from donations. the nonprofit provides fresh foods, eggs milk and chicken. >> families coming need a variety of volunteers. >> reporter: basically we have all ages, we even have family night that allows parents to bring in very young kids to do bagging of groceries for us. >> the volunteers say they feel good about helping out. >> i'm a gardener. i like to throw things and bring it down. it is a way of donating what i grow that i think is healthy for the people. >>> the demand for food is growing because there has been a 22% increase in the number of families visiting the pantry for the first time. if you would like more information, if you would like to volunteer or give, go to j.c. hayward.com. you'll find more information about this wonderful food pantry program. >> how are you? happy father's day. >> reporter: it was nice. i appreciate that. we can put our umbrellas away now? >> not fight. we still could see an isolated shower moving through

as their new head man clarke's first senior manager a role having been assistant that liverpool newcastle chelsea and west ham over the years the scot signing a two year contract at the hawthorns to replace roy hodgson who took over the england job at the end of the season the forty eight year old has worked under some big names including bobby robson joe scenario and kenny dalglish and says that experience will stand them included if you don't pick the best people you want to make yourself look stupid so hopefully after all the good. i can be anybody can be a marine your personality can integrate you can really sort of your option i'll just be good but not be steve clarke and hopefully that will be enough to be a successful coach let's move to tennis where london police have said they're looking into a complaint of assault made against tennis player david nalbandian it follows the dramatic scenes at the queen's championship final on sunday now bundy and was disqualified after he lashed out of an advertising hording in frustration injuring a line judge in the process a complaint was then

. >>> the olympic torch flew high above the city of newcastle, england, today, many people watched as bear grylls slid more than 1300 feet off the thyme bridge with the torch. torch of bebearers are carrying olympic flame through more than 1,000 towns and villages before it reaches london in july. there he goes. our bags are packed. actually, my bags are not. raj's bags are packed. 41 days away from the start of the olympics. of course, you can catch all the action right here on nbc bay area. you can also check out nbcbayarea.com for complete olympic coverage. i'm a little jealous. >> i've got an open seat on the airplane with your name on it. >> thank you very much. >>> when we return, could the late steve jobs end up playing a key role in the president's reelection campaign. that story's next. >>> we'll also tell you about a le may os that may help make the difference in the race for the white house. >>> apple co-founder steve jobs died nearly eight months ago. his influence, though, is still widely being felt in an unlikely place, the obama reelection campaign. >> obama's campaign

new head coach this is clarke's first senior managerial role having been assistant at liverpool newcastle chelsea and west ham over the years he signed a two year contract at the whole thorns to replace roy hodgson who took over the england job forty eight year old has worked under some big names including some bobby robson jos a marino and kenny dalglish and says that experience will stand him in good stead if you don't take the best to those people you want to make yourself look a little bit stupid so hopefully i've taken all the good bits i can be anybody can be i'm not in your personality i calculate can integrate your calculation above your option i'll just be good but i'll be steve clarke and hopefully that will be enough to be a successful coach. well it's been a weekend to remember for webb simpson on the grange the american is celebrating his first ever major goal title with a victory at the u.s. open and absorbing it day out an overcast olympic club in san francisco the last major tiger woods one was the u.s. open four years ago and sitting five shots off the lead following roun

. >> i was riding down from newcastle with my nephew.nd he showed me the whole history. >> you're the nephew with all the information? >> yes. >> how do you know so much about the war of 1812? >> i learned it in music class. >> baltimore really is the turning point in events. >> reporter: thousands celebrate baltimore's beauty and rich history today. >> while he was watching the attack, he saw the flag. and he wrote the song about how the flag was still there. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: okay. so there's going to be a quiz after this. we all have to go home and study our history. but thank goodness that all of this has come so far in the past 200 years. people having a wonderful time out here. and with this gorgeous weather. it's really putting baltimore city in the sphot light. we're live at the inner harbor. i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. back to you guys. >> thank you, jessica. and make sure to join us monday morning at 11:00, for a live, star spangled sailabration special. with bob schieffer from cbs news, and jessica and m

adventure man slid down a massive slew the blind was the only bit torture in newcastle. he's one of thousands who will get the chance to carry the flame before it reaches london next month. >> and happy father's day to all the dads out there. an annual tradition, the greater baltimore medical center father's day 5 k. >> wjz live for the festivities. we are joined by good kelsey schroeder with even. she also has a very personal interest in how this event goes on today. good morning. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us the story. you said you have two kids who are in the nick you. smack my first utters three years old. she spent three months. she was born almost three months premature, and she's done so wonderful. she is here doing the race today. and my infant otter, lillian, is almost four weeks old and she's still in the nicu right now, but she's doing so wonderfully everything she will be able to come home this week. >> parents in the middle of a struggle like that, what does the nicu provide quick. >> it provides so many things. not only is it absolutely phenomenal

the flash hit newcastle's time bridge.an who took the video said the flash was so bright he had to back away from the window. patti ann? >> get a load of this. an american eagle flight attendant loses cool with passengers who are angry with a five hour flight delay at laguardia airport. >> i don't want to hear anything. we will not hear anything once we close the door. >> this cell phone video shows jose serano daring people to get off the plane this after the flight headed for north carolina didn't even let passengers on board until 4:00 then the plane was stuck behind 20 planes to takeoff then it turned around to refuel. tensions flaring over delay after delay passengers refused to take off with him on board. cops had to step in and remove him for questioning and the flight was canceled about 7 hours after it was originally scheduled to take off. >>> it is now 47 after the hour. tsa agents responsible for keeping you save in the skies. who is checking up on them? shocking reports coming up. >>> a city de criminalizes mar

. >> i was riding down newcastle with my nephew.nd he was showing me all of the information. >> you are the nephew with all of the information? >> yes. >> where did you learn it? >> music class. >> thanks to the events 200 years ago, thousands celebrate baltimore's beauty and rich history today. >> while he was watching the attack, he saw the flag. and he wrote the song about how the flag was still there. ♪ [ music ] >> and thank goodness for us that it was the history buffs, seemed to be the younger kids. in the case of that one young man in music class. guys, we are live out here at sailabration, at the inner harbor, jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> good history lesson for us all, jessica, thank you. make sure to join us monday at 11:00 a.m. for a live special sailabration special. >> i talked to bob earlier. he's excited to come to baltimore. he along with the other visitors to the inner harbor. we are lucky now with some fantastic weather. it's another dry, sunny and pleasant night. are these conditions expected to con

. >> i drove down from newcastle. >> reporter: the nephew has the information. >> yes. >> reporter: howo you know so much? >> i learned it in music class. >> reporter: baltimore was a turning point in the war. >> reporter: thanks to the events, thousands celebrate the beauty and rich history today. >> while he was launching the attack. he saw the flag and wrote the song about how the flag was still there. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: it seemed to be the kids that are most knowledgeable getting the lessons in history class and music class as well. jessica kartalija, eyewitness news. >> the kids always know. be sure to join us on monday morning at 11 time for a live star-spangled celebration special with cbs' bob sheaffer and jessica and mary bubala. >>> the daredevil he is, nik wallenda finished strongly across the niagara falls. he is the first person in history to tight ropewalk across the falls. he walked a 2 in wide cable 1800 feet in the air. there was a cable around his waist increase. the cable and the wind, but wallenda was steadfast. >> i was very focused. the wind was definitely so