wjz is live in towson. derek has more on the tribute. >> reporter: that tribute some of it happening right out here on the lacrosse field where she played for many years. all the players right now wearing yardly love's number, the number one, on their body. meanwhile before the game even started they had a moment of silence in her honor. yardly love left notre dame prep years ago but her memory lingers here. the school paid tribute to love with a special prayer in her name this morning and many students who never even knew her wore special t-shirts today in her honor. >> it's hard to believe it's been a year. >> reporter: lacrosse coach remembers hearing the news that her former player was killed while attending the university of virginia. prosecutors say when yardly love broke off a two yearlong relationship with her then boyfriend he went to her offcampus apartment and beat her to death. he awaits trial while her family and friends still mourn. >> i think today is much more difficult than it was that day

wjz is live. mike hellgren speaks exclusively with that mother. >> reporter: this is generating lot of passing. the mom says to some it may look like she was egging her son on to fight but she says she was just trying to help defend himself against a bully. put your hands up. >> reporter: in the video the mom confronts a boy, one of several she says chased her son to his home. >> my son he's right, there too it. >> reporter: she said she encouraged her son so fight back. >> do any of you see my son backing down. >> reporter: seconds later the boys go at it. >> help me, mom? >> no, get up and fight. >> reporter: someone tries to intervene while mom keeps talking from the sidelines and then has her own conversation with the boy. >> now give him a week and he'll [bleep] you up. >> reporter: killm white says she is the mom on the tape and was fed up with her son being bullied. >> i didn't want to see my son fight but i was scared to bury my son because of these kids. if i do have to face charges this

wjz is live at college park. mike hellgren has more on the charges. >> reporter: this was an honor student. he was a triple student. and it's rare to see federal charges being brought in a case like this. >> fake ids are easy to make and easy to get. and the feds are cracking down hard at the university of maryland college park, where straight a student teddy michaels. prosecutors claim michaels would charge around $200 each and make $12,000, making ohio, pennsylvania and virginia driver's licenses. but it goes beyond one case. >> i think it's a pretty common thing, actually. >> no. it's easy to get ids. you can just ask one person. like facebook them. and within a week or two, you'll have an id. >> reporter: prosecutors say it's not just about getting into bars. >> people can obtain identification that really belongs to someone else. and that can be used for other crimes, like identity theft. or in worst case, to promote terror activity. >> reporter: they have exposed fake id rings. this was seized from an opera

wjz is always on. check in for complete coverage of the killing of osama bin laden. we will bring you new information as soon as it is released. >>> hundreds of people are also reacting to a controversial video you first saw here on wjz. a mother, encouraging her son to fight. but did she handle it the right way? wjz is live in lansdowne where the fight happened. mike hellgren has expert advice. mike? >> reporter: denise, wjz.com has been flooded with various comments on whether the mom handled the situation appropriately, whether she did the right thing. tonight, a psychiatrist is weighing in. >> my son, he's right there. do it! >> reporter: kelly white said she was fed up with her son being chased home, so she confronted the boy she believed was bullying him. >> get up and fight now! >> reporter: and encouraged her son to fight him. >> get mad and f him up. >> as a parent, i felt that i was protecting my child to stand up to this child. >> reporter: child psychiatrist mahmoud jeromey watched this. >>

wjz continues. adam may spoke with a man who knew. >> reporter: the covert group who was involved in this takedown, they call themselves the quiet professionals. we will probably never know if any of them live here in maryland. but today, we learned some of them have friends here. >> great people. great americans. they want to serve their country. >> reporter: stew smith from severna park has been training future navy seals for 10 years. the news of bin laden's death kept him up all night. >> it's neat to know i knew several guys on that helicopter. >> you knew some of the guys on the helicopter? >> absolutely. >> do you think you'll have a chance to talk to some of them about the mission? >> i don't know. i don't even want to ask them. >> reporter: seal team 6 flew into andrews air force base in maryland for a debriefing and possibly a private awards ceremony. >> for me, it's kind of like being proud of my little brother. my little brother just did something phenomenal. and i'm super proud of him,

wjz.com and wjz hd. >> the latest breaking news from wjz's news team.and traffic control with sharon gibala. wjz, maryland's news station. >> celebrations erupt and continue all around this country after we learned osama bin laden has been killed. this is the scene outside the white house overnight. we'll have much more on this day's big breaking news for you in just a couple of minutes, but first, at 6:30, it is a pleasant day to start out there, mild with clouds overhead. to get you up and running sharon has traffic after marty's weather. >> about to get the seat at the russell street coliseum, getting some shower activity passing through the area. gonna be light. not gonna be around a long time. it is gonna impact your commute here over the next hour or. so the day part shows 70 at lunch, as high as 73. in the pleasant mid-50s right now. don? >> what awaits you on the way to work or school. here is sharon gibala. >> getting busier, we picked up a handful of problems, an accident blocking owl lanes in bell camp. you'll find that one at route 40. that

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tina kraus reports for wjz.akistani authorities are interviewing bin laden's bin bin laden's wives, learning more about the terror leaders' final days. >> reporter: one of osama bin laden's wives said she lived in this will hideout in abadabad for years and never left the upper floors. they hope bin laden's three wives who survived the u.s. raid can plain explain how the chief managed to escape authorities for years. they say they had given more control to the number 2 man. some still don't believe osama is dead because they see no proof. there was no osama there, he says. america is just creating this drama to attack muslims and pakistan. in an internet posting that acknowledges bin laden's death, al qaeda calls on pakistanis to rise up and revolt. hundreds hit the streets, chanting go, america, go. saying the u.s. raid was a violation of pakistan sovereigntiy. pakistani officials say u.s. was operating without the permission. they carried out the first drone attacks in pakistan since friday. a barrage of missi

on wjz. woman trapped in the nevada mountains, survives on trail mix and water for seven weeks. tonight, the search for her husband, who left on foot, looking for her. >>> also, relief from pumped up prices right around the corner, possibly. when the prices could drop. and how much you could expect to save during the summer driving season. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> and finally tonight, dreams come true for a world war ii veteran. 85-year-old bob cotter from california, sky-dived for his birthday. he said he wanted to be a paratrooper back in the war. but he didn't meet all of the requirements. so today, he finally got his chance to jump out of a plane. >>> speaking of jumping. one of our favorite reporters here, suzanne collins, jumping out of the tv station here. this is her last night, after working here for 27 years. we want to thank her for all of her years of service. >> she's out working. >> she is working on stories until the last minute. and suzanne has been an amazing edition to o

danielle nottingham reports for wjz. that decision came as new details as what happened inside that compound were released. >> reporter: the president has told cbs's 60 minutes he will not release photos of osama bin laden after he was killed. white house press secretary jay carney quoted the president from the interview. >> it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head are not float -- not floating around as an insightment to additional violence or as a propaganda tool. >> reporter: this comes after some wanted proof that bin laden is dead. >> reporter: even with no photo proof, there is concern here in washington and around the world that americans will be targeted in possible revenge attacks. >> reporter: attorney general eric holder promised the treasure trove of information from bin laden's safe house will be used to keep americans safe. intelligence analysts are now combing through flash drives, dvds, and documents. >> as we glean that information, we will add to

remember, wjz 13 is always on. for traffic information any time, log on to wjz.com. >>> here's what people are still talking about today -- the top secret mission that left osama bin laden dead. we're getting a look at how this all went down. andrea fujii has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. this navy seals operation was one of the covert in u.s. history. in the end, the president got word of osama bin laden death with one word -- geronimo. with his closest advisors, they huddled. a lone courier led them to osama bin laden. >> this is different from anything. >> reporter: officials tracked the courier's cell phone but he didn't make it easy, turning it off every time he got close to the complex. eventually they zeroed in on the compound and bin laden was shot in the head. >> i want to thank the heroes as well as the military and counter-terrorism professionals who made the mission possible. >> reporter: after the mission, bin laden's body was buried at sea. his identity has been confirmed wi

wjz was live where it happened near the square mall. the changes the carnal is not making, kelly mcpherson has the story. >> reporter: this carnival has been here at the parking lot for five years. and now owners have to step up security after two people were stabbed. thousands of young men are beating on, hitting on and even stomping on each other. the melee forced the family event to shut down. >> it depends on what time of day. if you go early, you take the little kids to go to the ride. in the evening it's an outlet for teenagers. >> it looked like they were throwing things and fighting all over the place. i saw the police came and maced everybody. that's sad when you can't even take your family out and enjoy a nice carnival. >> reporter: in the end two young men were stabbed. four arrested. >> at this time, our investigators continue to work on identifying suspects in the stabbing in this case. >> reporter: to stay in business, the carnival is enhancing security. >> this is the fifth year we have been here never with any incident a

and tomorrow's game again the rays live at 1:30 on wjz.today's game -- tomorrow's game you can see on wjz at 1:30. today we have a forecast for the game. it will be a decent day if you go down, it will be breezy. not too bad, no chance of showers. the forecast is going to be pretty nice. we'll show you that in a second. >>> all right. well -- there it is. >> all right. we'll elaborate on that in a second. >> basically if people don't have an excuse to not get out and get their mother's day gift last minute, the weather will cooperate? >> the weather will cooperate. we'll talk about the flowermart here in a little bit. you've been down there before. >> i have. as a matter of fact i'll be down there this afternoon because there is an annual dance contest. i'll be emc. eeing that. if you want to go out and get your groove on. >> i'll leave that to other folks. that's okay. >> okay. >> weather definitely will cooperate for anything you're doing outside today. tomorrow a chance of some sprinkles, not going to washout mother's day. that's good t

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wjz is always on for you. for the latest in the killing of osama bin laden and back story, go to wjz.com. >>> retrial for two twin brothers accused of killing a pit bull by seting it on fire is set to begin later today. the first trial ended in february when the jury could not come to a unanimous decision. and the pit bull later named phoenix was so badly burned that he had to be put down. >>> one year and one day after her murder, family, friends and classmates of yeardly love are remembering the girl from cockeysville. their opening up. >> we're happy that we're keeping her legacy alive. >> reporter: three of yeardly love's closest friends are remembering the 22-year-old who was beaten in her apartment one year ago today. >> there have been a lot of sad times and a lot of great times. we started the foundation. >> reporter: love was a star lacrosse player at note tremendous dam prep and uva. and her high school team honored her by wearing her retired number. >> i think today is much more difficult than that

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mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> and the mother of the other boy did contact wjz tonight. she says she hasn't watched the video but she's very upset about what happened. and defends her son saying he is not a bully. >>> one love, one year later. tonight's family friends and classmates are honoring the memory of the woman murdered one year ago in college. kelly mcpherson spoke with three of her closest friends, kelly. >> reporter: denise, some of them say they can't believe that it's been a year. it's been filled with pain. but those closest to love have found ways especially through her foundation to make positive change in her violent death. >> so happy that noter dame is keeping her memory alive. >> reporter: three of yeardley love's friends are remembering their friend who was killed in her dorm room one year ago today. >> we are doing a lot of foundations, a lot of people are giving us so much support. >> reporter: love was a star lacrosse player. her high school team honored her by wearing her retired number. >> i think today is much more difficult than it was that da

wjz is live in the newsroom. denise has more on what they're saying. >> this now makes 30 suspicious letters mailed to schools in the districts. yesterday, 25d.c. schools were evacuated or locked down, after receiving the letters containing the suspicious white powder. the fbi says the powder in the envelopes snot hazardous -- is not hazardous. one is confirmed to be cooking starch. the fbi says they have the same characteristics as letters they are investigating there. mary? >> okay, denise. thank you. no letters have been report here in maryland. but state residents are warned to be on the lookout. >>> shocking retirement of basketball coach gary williams. wjz was the first to break this to you. and we stay on it. mark, we can say to gary, job well done. >> reporter: no question about it. gary williams took the stage, set up on the basketball court that will soon bear his name. and he made it official, his goodbye, ending a coaching career that is worthy of the hall of fame. >> reporter: he leaves a storied leg

wjz, eyewitness news. >>> and later today, mount st.ary's university will dedicate a statue in honor of pope john paul ii. >>> we are continuing to follow the follow-up situation in libya where a nato airstrike has killed gadhafi's youngest son and his three grandchildren. the libyan government says 29- year-old died during a nato air strike. gadhafi himself provided the attack according to -- -- the news set is off a celebration among opposition supporters. -- reporting from the level stronghold. >>> and it was pandemonium late on saturday night in the opposition capitol. this is what it looked like when reports came that one of gadhafi's sons was reportedly killed in a nato air strike. hundreds of people gathering in this major square waiving the revolution flag and honking their horns and singing and dancing. lots of gunfire. of course, the man they want gone is colonel gadhafi, but saturday night's news was good enough reason for these people to celebrate. >>translator: by god, we're not supposed to rejoin anyone's death, but we wan

please stay with wjz for the complete coverage of the killing of osama bin laden. we'll have more on this still developing story tonight at 4, 5 and 6. >>> today marks one year since the murder of university of virginia student yeardley love from cockeysville. derek valcourt has the report. good afternoon. >> reporter: students at notre dame preparatory school were encouraged to wear special t shirts in honor of yeardley love. it started with a prayer. yeardley love was just 22 when her roommate found her body. her on again off again boyfriend george huguely was charged with the murder. when she broke up their relationship, he went to her off campus apartment and beat her. he said he had no intention of killing her and didn't know she was dead until police told him. >> we hold on to our faith and the belief that this is not the end for her but truly the beginning of a new life in heaven. >> reporter: the various sigh la crosse players will wear her name in their honor during a match this afternoon. also today notre dame preparatory school awarded the first ever yea

this video just into the wjz newsroom, this car that ran into the mtsb bus. we're told that everyone should be okay. >>> right now police are trying to determine if they will charge a driver who hit two hopkins students. as the accident is bringing back painful memories for the hopkins community, derek valcourt has the story. >> reporter: that's sadly because they are not the first students being hit trying to cross the road to hopkins unit. this time it happened in one of the busiest intersections near hopkins. a car struck ben zucker and beth cowen. the two students were rushed to area hospitals. the car that hit them a 2010 chevy imbala didn't stop -- impala didn't stop, it kept ongoing. luckily for those two students, a hopkins university security saw the incident happen and he called police. charges have not been filed, although it's thought the driver was may have been drunk. this follows the story of poler who was struck by a car while riding his bike leaving him brain damaged. and miriam fuller who was hit by a car in 2009. >> there needs to be more i

now wjz news has the 911 calls for help. this rosedale mcdonalds was the scene of a violent attack caught on video. now police are releasing the tense filled call to 911 for help. >> can you tell if he's awake? >> he was assaulted. >> reporter: police say the he is a transgendered woman named chrissy. >> you don't have to explain yourself to anybody. >> reporter: mcdonalds says the employee that shot the video had been fired. the video shows polis having a seizure. >> we have a person having a seizure here at the mc mcdonalds. >> can you tell if he's moving? >> yeah, he's moving. >> reporter: baltimore county police have charged both attackers with assault and are debating bumping up charges to a hate crime. >> i believe it should be a hate crime. because hate versus one, versus another. it truly was hate. >> reporter: the 14-year-old in this case is being charged as a juvenile and that's why her name is not being released. back to you. >> all right, thank you kai. apparently the baltimore district attorney is still weighing

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"wjz" is live on the campus. this is the latest in a string of accidents involving hopkins students, derrick? >> reporter: the tragedies still fresh on the minds of many of the students as they learn about the most recent hilt and run right here at the one of the busiest intersections near campus. just after 2:00 saturday morning. bars in charles village had just closed. a driver hit the two as they were crossing the street. >> we were shocked. a lot of 0 students rushed out from whatever they were doing and came here to see how it happened. >> reporter: two students rushed to area hospitals. the car that hit them, a year 2000 chevy impala that didn't stop. >> reporter: one officer saw it and radioed for help and with the assistance of other police officers, he was able to chase down the driver. >> reporter: police say the driver may have been drunk, but no charges have been filed. >> the death of miriam franco, struck by a drunk hit and run driver as she tried to cross st. paul in october 2009. some hopkins stud

wjz is live in washington. mary bubala has more on the spontaneous celebrations after the news became public. >> reporter: it is such an emotional day for so many, for those in washington, d.c. we're close to the pentagon and of course those in new york city, the site of the 9/11 terrorist attack. we have more from ground zero. >> reporter: they joined thousands of people visiting ground zero as news of osama bin laden's death raced around the globe. >> it's a victory for the rest of the world, but for us it's personal. >> reporter: her brother john died in the twin towers on the other side of this gate, a devastating loss made worse as the hunt for osama bin laden dragged on for nearly 10 years. >> to have someone who promotes hate and evil, i'm glad that he's dead. i'm glad he was killed and i'm glad he was shot in the head. >> reporter: his woman also lost a brother. for her the day is birth sweet. >> it's not like i'm happy that somebody died. but it was my brother's killer. >> reporter: americans welcomed

it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> to show or just tell. the white house photos will not be released. >> reporter: tonight the exclusive interview with president obama and why some disagree with his decision. >>> hello, everybody. >>> here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> we don't need to spike the football. that's one reason why president obama won't publicly release the photos showing bin laden's body. but there are two photos we can show you but we warn you, they are graphic. >> reporter: he will not release photos of bin laden after he was shot to death by navy seals. >> it isphotos are not floating around to incite additional violence. >> reporter: the president saw the pictures and say he's certain it's him. >> we are absolutely certain it's him. we've done dna testing so there is no doubt that we killed oh osama bin laden. >> i know he's dead, but i do believe it is in our national security interest to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. >> i think if someone doubts right now with all of the verification that we have, the

stay with wjz and wjz.com for complete coverage of the investigation into barnes' death.e'll let you know as soon as police make an arrest in the case. >>> some bad parents will be spending mother's day weekend in jail. baltimore sheriff's deputies arrested 22 people in a child support warrant sweep. in all, this group of people owes more than $300,000 in back payments and five of the people arrested are women. the sweep is held every year in the days before mother's day. >>> relief from the pumped up gas prices could be down the road. experts predict prices will start to fall by early june, just in time for a lot of summer vacations. experts say you could expect prices to drop by 50 cents. it's not a huge break. latest numbers, prices in baltimore averaging $3.98 a gallon. that is 30 cents higher than last month, and prices were under $3 a gallon this time last year. >>> we have other good news for your wallet. bge says electricity rates are falling this summer. you can start to see a slight break starting next month. and they suggest turning the thermostat up a notch fo

marty bass, and the latest breaking news from wjz's news team.our first morning weather and your traffic control with sharon zsa bat a, wjz, maryland's news station. >> americans are celebrating the death of osama bin laden, as soon as the president announced the news overnight people ran into the street around the country, this was the scene in new york. more on the death of a terrorist in a few minutes.

danielle nottingham, wjz news. >> experts are pouring over equipment that seized when they raided the compound. the cia expects to find information but will not say how much the agency will then share with the public. and we are always on. for the killing of osama bin laden go to www.wjz.com. >>> when a dog is set on fire the town is stunned. the two teens will go on trial for a second time today. we're live and what we have learned. good afternoon. >> reporter: let me go back to february. one juror refused to convict. but we have learned that the case will be put off again. the dog was burned over mast of her body. public was outraged. two teens were charged with animal abuse and tried the case ended in a mistrial. >> we're anxious about the case, this is the first of this type that's gone to court in baltimore. it brought awareness and to the citizens of baltimore of what is not acceptable by our citizens. >> reporter: evidence in the trial showed the police investigation did have flaws. a lead detective was not assigned for two weeks after phoenix was set on fire. and no crime scen

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wjz we have your first warning weather forecast.e have a look at what's in store for the rest of the night. >> temperatures temperature pleasant. -- temperatures are pleasant. cool spot is by the ocean. ocean city 66. there have been a couple showers across pennsylvania. looks like they'll pass to the north. maybe a brief speckle later on. the bulk of the rain we are expecting in the next day or so is coming from this area. showers all over the place. heavy rain down there and flooding. the bulk of that will pass to our northwest. the front approaching us, we have a chance of getting some thunderstorm activity. some of it could be strong. with more on that bernadette woods is joining me. >> maryland is once again in a slight risk area for possible severe storms tomorrow. it is not all of maryland but a good portion of maryland. as we head through the late afternoon and evening tomorrow any thunderstorm that gets going could get to the point where it produces damaging winds or hail or maybe more. if any watches or warnings come out w

. >> from the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage, it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> gadhafi bombed, one of his family homes hit, he escapes injury but four relatives are dead. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm adam may. we start with this story, gadhafi's three grandchildren and youngest son are dead after a nato air strike. we have the latest. >> reporter: fireworks lit up the fight sky in the city as libya celebrated the death of gadhafi's youngest son. the spokesman said the 29-year- old was killed by a nato air strike and gadhafi survived. >> the leader himself is in good health. he wasn't hurt. his wife also is in good health. >> reporter: three of his grandchildren were also reportedly killed. nato said its missions aimed at command centers and do not target gadhafi. the leader appeared on libya state tv earlier on saturday calling for a cease fire and negotiations but refused to step down. rebel commanders rejected officer saying the time for compromise has passed. gadhafi's 6th son studied in germany. >> so far tonight nato hasn't c

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