and he died several hours later at the hospital. >> reporter: weatherford owned weatherford funeral services. we tried to speak with friends and family of the victim, but they were too upset to speak. police say brown and weatherford were acquaintances, but would not say how they knew each other. >> baltimore county police say robbery does not appear to be the motive. vic, back to you. >> thank you. >>> state police arrest a popular baltimore radio personality, for driving under the influence. derek valcourt is live in the newsroom with more on the arrest of the dj known as stash. >> reporter: stash was arrested. steven smith, known to 98 rock listeners as "stash "was arrested sunday night, when police say his vehicle slammed into a car, stopped at a red light, near i-95. that car then crashed into a third car. several people suffered minor injuries. police say they conducted field sobriety tests on the 47-year- old. and then placed him under arrest for dui. schmidt has not been on the air at 98 rock monday and tuesday. >> the station is declining to comment, calling it a personnel matter. >

and he died several hours later at the hospital. >> reporter: weatherford owned weatherford funeral services. we tried to speak with family and friends of the victim but they were too upset to speak. brown and the suspect were acquaintances. but they would not say how they knew each other. and robbery does not appear to be the motive. >> reporter: the victim's fiance said they were to be married next month. >>> state police arrest a popular radio dj for driving under the influence after a car crash in bel air this weekend. steven smith, known to 98 rock listeners as stash; his vehicle slammed into a car stopped at a red light near i- 95. that car then slammed into a third car. several people suffered minor injuries. police say they conducted field sobriety tests on the 47-year- old, then placed him under arrest for dui. smith was not on the air monday or tuesday. the radio station declined comment on the arrest, calling it a personnel matter. >>> hopefully you're ready for some ravens football. today is the opening day of training camp. wjz is live at the ravens practice facility at owings m

officials found phillip weatherford. he died. mark brown, jr. last been charge -- has been charged with first-degree murder. the two knew each other, got into a fight and brown stabbed weatherford. >>> if you're watching us from catonsville be aware of making trips to your automated teller machine. they believe the robberies are linked to two other crimes in june at banks in the same area. the man has used various cars to drive up to the locations and he's always concealing his face. by the time the victim sees him, it's too late. >> the most important thing you can do is be aware of your surroundings, especially if it's not in a well populated area. >> the police say the robber usually strikes between 9:30 and 10:00 at night on saturdays and sunday and chosen banks on baltimore national pike, frederick and will kins avenue. >>> police say this man sexually assaulted somebody in the 2300 block of aiken street. he's about 5'6", weighs about 150 pounds. call 410-396-2076. >>> for the second time in four days weave le lost another one of our sons t

police found 523-year-old -- 52-year-old phillip weatherford. investigators say the two knew each other and were driving south on pulaski highway when they got into a fight. brown stabbed weatherford. >>> tonight baltimore city police are searching for suspects in a stabbing on reisterstown road on monday that backed up traffic during the evening rush hour. the three men were seen next to the 7 eleven in the 5100 block. they crossed the road. one man stabbed a victim repeatedly near the bus stop. the man collapsed when the suv ran over him. paramedics transported the man to a local hospital where he is still listed in critical condition. >>> tonight baltimore police need your help trying to identify this man. he's wanted in connection with a sexual assault. it happened in the 2300 block of aiken street. anyone with information is asked to call the city police department's sex offense unit. 410-396-2076. >>> new tonight, the catholic priest at the center of the landmark sexual abuse coverup in philadelphia was sentenced to six years in prison. he

the church's pastor, stan weatherford told jackson mississippi tv station w-l-b-t it was a small, yetocal group and he did what he thought was best by asking the wilsons to take their wedding elsewhere.i didn't want to have a controversy within the church // i wanted to make sure their wedding day was a special day."weatherford married the couple at a nearby church.i had dreams of having my wedding the way i wanted it and i also dreamed of having it at the church. and unfortunately it didn't happen so i was very devastated, in turmoil and just very hurt. some congregants said they hope the wilsons and the church can move on."i would say i'm sorry this happened and would you forgive the people who caused it, because we're going to try to."as for the wilsons:te'andrea has been a member of first baptist for more than a year.charles said he was looking forward to joining.but now, they don't feel welcome or at home."all we wanted to do in the eyes of god was to be man and wife in a church where we thought we felt loved." i'm andrew spencer, reporting. a colorado bakery is feeling the heat

weatherford married the couple at a nearby church.i had dreamm of havvng my wedding the way i wantedd i also dreamed of having it at the church. and unfortunately it didn't happen so i was very devastated, in turmoil and just very hurt. some congregants said they hope the wilsons and the church can move on."i would say i'm sorry this happened and would you forgive the people who caused it, because we're going to try to."as for the wilsons:te'andrea has been a member of first baptist for more than a year.charles said he was looking forward to joining.but now, they don't feel welcome or at home."all we wanted to do in the eyes of god was to be man and wife in a church where we thought we felt loved." i'm andrew spencer, reporting. the town of crystal springs is planning to hold a unity rally tonight. a howard county police officer is listed in stable condition, this morning... after a woman crashed her car into the back of his police cruiser over the . weekend.it happened early saturday morning on washington boulevard in laurel.police say yylanda murchison.. who you see in these pictur

the church's pastor, stan weatherford told jackson mississippi tv station w-l-b-t it was a small, yetroup and he did what he thought was best by asking the wilsons to take their wedding elsewhere.i didn't want to have a controversy within the church // i wanted to make sure their wedding day was a special day."weatherford married the couple at a nearby church.i had dreams of having my wedding the way i wanted it and i also dreamed of having it at the church. and unfortunately it didn't happen so i was very devastated, in turmoil and just very hurt. some congregants said they hope the wilsons and the church can move on."i would say i'm sorry this happened and would you forgive the people who caused it, because we're going to try to."as for the wilsons: te'andrea has been a member of first baptist for more than a year.charles said he was looking forward to joining.but now, they don't feel welcome or at home."all we wanted to do in the eyes of god was to be man and wife in a church where we thought we felt loved." i'm andrew spencer, reporting. the town of crystal springs is planning to

joel weatherford from georgia is managing this team from tennessee. he says friday's storm was so violent locating and repairing each trouble spot can be a daunting task for the utility company. >> this is kind of like the tornado storms. they just touchdown and skip around so it takes them a long time to assess the damage. >> reporter: there is good news tonight, pep co-, one of the major utilities here, says it's running ahead of schedule and has restored power to more than 90% of its customers. they hope to have everyone back online by late friday night. jeff? >> glor: whit johnson, thank you. many fireworks displays have been canceled today because of the fire risk. 44 large fires are burning across the west tonight. firefighters say they have a big fire near colorado springs 80% contained now. that killed two people and destroyed nearly 350 homes. in mexico, election authorities said today they'll conduct a partial recount of the presidential votes after the man who came in second claimed the contest was rigged. the enrique pena nieto won sunday'

there were those who reacted to that because of that. >> reporter: weatherford went on and performedhe wedding at a nearby church -- >> i didn't want to have a controversy within the church. and i certainly didn't want a controversy to affect the wedding of charge and te'andrea. i wanted it to be a special day. >> reporter: after months of planning, the couple said they had no choice but to go on with the wedding at the no location but still can't understand why a church would ban a wedding because of a race. >> i blame the first baptist church of crystal spring. i ballistic missile those who didn't stand up. >> reporter: church officials say they welcome any race into the congregation and plan to hold internal meetings how to move forward should this situation recur. >> i was prepared to do the wedding here, just like it was planned and just like we had agreed to. i was just rocking for -- looking for an option to be able to address a need within our congregation and at the same time minister to them. >> that was david kennery of affiliate wlbt. the first baptist church has been the

weatherford performed the wedding at a nearby church....urch officials say they welcome any race into their congregation...but will hold internal meetings on how to move forward should this situation reoccur. 3 a gruesome find for some ranchers in south texas. why dead bodies are turning up on their land. oh look at this one. one. a couple's front yard... vanishing before their eyes. why they can't stop it... and the reason their lives could be at risk. 3 3 you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. i-radar is now available at foxbaltimore dot com. use the interactive tools to track coming storms down to your street. go to foxbaltimore dot com slash i-radar several dead bodies are turning up on ranches in south texas.... as casey stegall shows us, its a problem officers are struggling to prevent. 3 for years, ranchers across the u-s mexico border have shared concern about illegal activity happening on their land. we're talking about humans, weapons and drugs being smuggled across their private property. but now some say that th

. >> reporter: the church's pastor, stan weatherford told wlbt it was a small yet vocal group and hed what he thought was best by asking the wilsons to take their wedding elsewhere. >> i can't want to have a controversy within the church, and i certainly didn't want a controversy to affect the weddi wedding. >> reporter: weatherford married the couple at a nearby church. >> i had dreams of having my wedding the way i wanted it. and i also dreamed of having it at the church. and, unfortunately, it didn't happen. >> reporter: some congregants said they hope the wilsons and the church can move on. >> i would say i'm sorry this happened, and would you forgive the people who caused it because we're going to try to. >> reporter: as for the which will sons, she has been a member of first baptist for more than a year. charles said he was looking forward to joining but now they don't feel welcome or at home. >> all we wanted to do in the eyes of god was to be man and wife in a church we thought we felt love. >> reporter: i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> and we ask you to talk back on one of t

joel weatherford is managing one of the teams.e says the storm's damage was like that of a tornado. so widespread, repairs would take time. >> i bet you've seen a lot of storm damage before, haven't you? ? >> plenty. >> how does this compare? >> it's so scattered, it makes it hard. >> the searing heat not only affecting humans. following the storm, people flooded the green briar pet resort in maryland seeking cooler conditions for their animals. >> there's this crazy warning back and forth. >> kennel tech jennifer cline says the resort normally holds 400 dogs. already at max capacity, they agreed to take on an extra 150 pets. >> had to move dogs around that we make more room for dogs coming in. the owners want, we provide it. >> major utilities are telling us that they've actually been able to work ahead of schedule and have restored power to more than 90% of their customers. they hope to have everyone back online by late tomorrow night. but of course, as you can imagine, for many that can't come soon enough. jeff, erica? >> whit

joel weatherford from georgia isford i managing one of those teams.says the storm's damage was like that of a tornado, so widespread repairs would take ke time. >> i bet you've seen a lot of storm damage before, haven't you? >> plenty. >> reporter: how does this compare? >> well, it's so scattered.atte it's difficult. >> reporter: the searing heat not only affecting humans.ded the following the storm, people oler c flooded the greenbriar pet resort in maryland seeking cooler conditions for their animals. this kennel tech says the resort normally holds 400 dogs. already at max capacity they agreed to take on an extra 150 pets. >> had to move dogs around making more room for dogs coming want in. and we go ahead and provide it.tilities >> reporter: major utilities are telling us that they have been able to work ahead of schedule and have restored power to 90% of customers.ght. they hope to have everyone back online by late tomorrow night. tha but as you can imagine, for many, that can't come soon enough.you. >> witt johnson, thank you. >>> in the middle

. >> and pastor weatherford. >> the few don't speak for the church. >> some of the quotes seems likea number -- >> a number of people were outraged as anyone would be. the pastor is the real leader that failed. >> the pastor gets the wimp win for the day. but it's more than being a wimp. at this day and age you have to stand up to bigotry and discrimination. >> put him on. >> he's earned it at least. >> the husband said if there were a time to step up and be christ like it was before the wedding, hindsight is 20/20. but they are married, good for them. >> we have to take a break, ahead on "starting point," a young woman gave us one of the most memorable olympic moments of all time. remember that? kerri strug being carried by her coach. she'll talk about the women's gymnastics finals and the big shock that happened over the weekend. >>> two top republicans are joining us live, why senators john mccain and kelly ai don't think ayottte are hitting the road together. >> your punching bag, i'm starting to think. [ feedback ] attention, well, everyone. you can now try snapshot from progres

she is a member of that church and knows the church's pastor, stan weatherford.y and ended up performing it at another location. we were unable to reach the pastor or the church. but he told cnn's affiliate, he made the request after some congre members complained about a black couple getting married here. >> it was setting a precedence. i didn't want to have a controversy within the church and certainly didn't want a controversy to affect the wedding. >> reporter: the controversy, the pastor says he wanted to avoid has new mushroomed into a far bigger one. >> we are appalled that a religious institution would discriminate against individuals in 2012. >> reporter: we spoke to derek johnson, the president of the mississippi chapter of the naacp. he says instead of sanctuary, churches can be one of the many remnants of segregation. >> the most segregated time is sunday morning when african-americans and whites attend separate churches. and that has been done and carried out in mississippi like nowhere else. >> reporter: outside sunday services, there were members o