. >>> i'm on mats -- ron matzs, they're repairing the hands of the clock on the tower. 's coming up. >>> all right, ron, looking forward to it. we'll check the last night's megamillions numbers. good luck, everybody. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> here's the five-day forecast and the drive to work on monday may be damp. 66 degrees and 54, and 62 and 60 for tuesday, wednesday and thursday and overnight lows still in the 30s and 52 degrees sunday night. >>> well, it's been a part of the skyline for a century and the hands on the clock of the tower are in need of heavy repair. ron matzs has more. >>> from street level to rooftop. the tower stands 288 feet high and the hands of the clock on the southside of this building haven't been working. several years ago, we did the restoration of the building and at that time, we found that the clock was getting stuck. >> this is the high flying window washer turned clock repairman. he's hanging 180 feet in the air, his job, to bring back the hands of time. it's windy in the swing stage, it swung a lot, i had to keep myself level. >> it was built in

ron matz has more on a $45 million project that will bring the hotel to one of baltimore's most populareighborhoods. >> reporter: fells point recreation is one of baltimore's signature buildings, built in 1914, it once served a community center. there were dances and basketball games. it's just been sold for $2 million. to local developer j. joseph clark and hns properties which built harbor east. a 132-room hotel is on the way. >> there will be a new hotel room here on two levels inside. and the interior will be open to the sky. >> tourists stop here every day. the building doubled as a police station for the hit tv show, "homicide." >> to enjoy the whole thing. and history was amazing. >> that european look won't change. except for being cleaned. the building's exterior must stay the same. >> we have secured historic tax credits from the state and from the federal government, which requiresitous keep things looking the way they do. >> reporter: there will be one big difference. the famous tugboats are leaving for canton remember. >> it's going to be different. it's going to be like di

. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >>> justin windsor is 21 and livers in pasadena where he works at the seaside restaurant. doctors expect him to make a full recovery. >>> still to come on eyewitness news saturday morning, fighting for his life, what may have caused a local honors student to suddenly collapse. >>> paramedics mistake, they pronounced a maryland man dead when he was really alive. details on the investigation into and a $20 million scam how police say a theft ring preyed on businesses and consumers in baltimore county. that's next when eyewitness news saturday morning ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> >> welcome back to eyewitness news saturday morning i'm gigi barnett. >>> i'm tim williams, it is upper 20s, 30 degrees area wide. it's a chilly start, sunny but brisk as saturday mornings go. it is the last saturday of the month. we're looking at a pretty well chilly day but a calm day. no rain in the forecast, any rain we had yesterday long gone, pulled all the clouds with it. the sunshine is bright, skies are blue, but the temperatures will not quite rebound. we will be