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serious deliberations and we are very appreciative of that fact. >> reporter: major dixon is accused of using gift cards intended for the needy. >> i think jurors are probably having a problem with corruption in this case being a gift card. so, that may be it. but again, the jury may be talking about something totally different. >> reporter: the jury has already sent two notes. two about tension in the jury room. >> when you and i have a disagreement, it will grow very tense. >> reporter: jurors will be back here at the courthouse monday at nine am. so will the major, but she's keeping up several public appearances this weekend including four tomorrow. i'm mary boubala, back to you. we invite you to stay with wjz for the latest on the trial. we will bring you the juries decision as soon as it is announced. a man was shot in the head in an apparent carjacking around 9:00 this evening, police say the victim walk into the carol fuel station on eddmington avenue and said he was carjacked. an update on a story we first told you last night at 11:00. a woman shot and killed was there attending a viewing for her boyfriend who had been murdered. police are searching for a link between the two killings. >> reporter: a city police officer guards each door at the funeral home in west baltimore. investigators say sometime around 7:30 last night someone fatally shot regina megahey. she was attending her boyfriend's wake who was murdered last week. police are looking for a link between the murders. anthony mcfadden was shot to death near his home. as his family gathered, mcgahee stepped outside to take a phone call, and someone was watching. >> at some point, our victim in the case who had been inside came outside, when the gunman opened fire on her. >> reporter: those shots peered mcgahee's chest and the window where she was standing. >> nothing sacred any more any where. >> reporter: joseph h. brown iii says his business buries many homicide victims, and police are always called in. >> they are here for our protection as well as the protection of the family. >> reporter: he was not surprised that wake was interrupted with deadly gunfire. >> it was definitely violated last night, that's not the first time. there's violence all over the world, violence is world issue. >> reporter: doctors pronounced her dead at the hospital. now back to you. >> police are asking anyone with information on either shooting to call investigators, the number is 410-396-2100. an nts car collides with a car. police say four people were injured but only one was taken to the hospital. no word on what caused the crash. the swine flu is still spreading over maryland. and tonight we learn that it has taken the life of seven more children. that brings the total to 30. today baltimore held another swine flu clinic. experts warn with the holiday season approaching, you should only travel if you are feeling well. the guide lines for cervical cancer testing are also changing. new at 11:00, kelly mcpherson explains the changes. >> reporter: patients and doctors believed getting a pap smear every year could help prevent cervical cancer. but now it's all changings. ing. some in the medical community say that's too aggressive. >> unfortunately i had quite a few abnormal pap smears. and eventually i had to have a procedure done to rule out the negative abnormal cells to make sure they weren't cancerous. >> reporter: if she had waited for the test. >> the abnormal cells that were there could have turned into cancer. >> reporter: the cervical cancer recommendations are that pap smears should start at age 21. >> everyone if they don't know they have it. they are going to get rid of it on their own. that's what they're telling us. >> reporter: does that make you nervous? >> yes, that does make me nervous. when it comes to cervical cancer, in the very young -- and i have patients teenagers that come in with cervical cancer, those are not picked up with pap smears, they have problems with bleeding. >> reporter: a new guideline of not getting a pap smear every year, will translate into patients not seeing their gynecologist every year, and that is not what the guidelines say. >> we need to educate the public, you know by the way you still have to have an examination once a year. >> this guideline change comes just one day after women were told to wait until 50 not 40 to get mammograms. some are questioning if this is to lower health care cost of precancer screening. >> historically when we have seen recommendations published in the united states, the insurers have indeed moved to be supportive of those guidelines. >> reporter: the baltimore doctor we spoke to is a member of the organization that released those guidelines. he believes the motives were not financial, and releasing these guidelines near the mammogram ones were coincidental. >> thank you kelly. health and human services secretary has spoken out against the new mammogram guidelines but has not yet commented on the new pap smear guideline. lawmakers are expected to vote on whether to allow the full senate to start working on the bill. 60 is the magic number the democrats need to keep the legislature alive. the price tag is estimated at $1 trillion. that's one reason the republicans are against both the house and senate versions. democrats say part of the reform will be paid for by taxing high end health insurance and taxing medical costs. the boss is back in town after more than 30 years. bruce springsteen brought the glory days back to baltimore tonight. kai jackson was lucky enough to catch a glimpse of tonight's performance. >> reporter: that's right, and fans were with him every step of the way. bruce springsteen brings his rock & roll to baltimore. and fans love everything that makes bruce, bruce. >> his unique style. >> reporter: that style is springsteen's raspy voice, his casual style and lyrics. performing songs like his classic hungry heart. we found three young springsteen fans, who realize the boss is 60 yearsology. and they realize they are rocking with a dude that is older than their parents. >> reporter: the boss is 60 years old. >> yes. >> reporter: what does that mean. >> that he's been in business for a very long time. >> reporter: all right, i'll tell you what: after seeing this tonight, i have a new respect for bruce springsteen. this guy is absolutely amazing. you have to be careful while buying tickets. we found some guys that had been duped. the bottom line is, bruce springsteen loves baltimore and baltimore loves him right back. and they did it with style tonight. >> there are no more tickets available, it was a one night thing, right kai. >> it's sold out. but there's always some tickets available so where. so there are a few people who sold them legitimately. but there are some who unfortunately got duked. >> thank you, kai. screen doors slammed shut, separating a three-year-old and his father then the train rolled away. a miley cirus bus crashed, what may have gone wrong. i have decided next season, season 25 will be the last season of the oprah winfrey show. and oprah's tearful announce. hear what she's ending her show. i'm bob turk. i'll have your complete morning forecast coming up next. epeqgpepepepb÷ the skies can clear and it's 43 degrees in central maryland. a scene of panic then relief. watch as the door comes open, a 3-year-old jumps out without his father. fortunately a woman on the flat form stayed with the child until he was reunited with the child. the train system apologized and gave the family an annual pass. a deadly accident in virginia involves one of miley cirus buses. cirus was not on the bus at the time, but her spokesperson will not say where she was. the convoy was heading to north carolina for a show this sunday. the highway was wet at the time, but police aren't saying the weather was one of the causes of the crash. while she awaiting trial for the murder of her 3-year- old daughter, kasey anthony's defense team dropped a bomb. they are saying that the man who may have found the body may have been the murderer. a girl says she used to walk in on her while she was getting dressed. anthony's lawyers do admit they have no physical evidence to tie him to the crime. police ruled out crunk as a suspect early in the investigation. sounds like santa claus is going to write responses to your children's letter. new security measures will now be in place to protect every child's identity. the queen of talk calls it quit. oprah winfrey says her show will end after 25 years of being on top. the talk show host made the emotional announcement today. >> reporter: it was an emotional day for oprah winfrey and her multimillion dollars fan club. >> after months of thought, i decided that next season, season 25 will be the last season of the oprah winfrey show. >> reporter: oprah he'll back tears as she announced she will end production of her top rated daytime talk show. >> these years with you -- our viewers have enriched my life beyond all measure. >> reporter: oprah's syndicated show originated in 1996. it quickly became a popular daily event and a power house. the oprah winfrey show has 23 million viewers in the u.s. alone and airs in more than 145 countries. oprah has captured viewers with her high profiled guests. she has interviewed every celebrity under the sun, from tom cruise to sarah palin. >> reporter: but viewers should not think they are seeing the last of the queen of talk show, word is she may start a new talk show in her own studios. oprah has helped others start their own shows, like dr. phil, rachel ray and dr. oz. viewers can look forward to what oprah promises will be a her rabble final two seasons. and oprah will tape her final show on september 9, 2011. >> well, what a ride. right now we're at 43, it's just cool. no wind at all. barometer is high. dewpoint at 36: that's pretty indicative of how cool it's going to be in spots. right now, 43 in d. c. we have one of the coolest spots, a little warmer than oakland. at least at last report they came in with 40 degrees. they do have a breeze there. most places a very light wind and we do have light winds and clear skies, that's where you see clear temps. next weather maker down there in texas, already spreading clouds into portions of tennessee, that's going to be moving off to the east northeast. right now we have generally clear skies, a few clouds in the sky. over all a very nice saturday. for the most part sunny, then we watch this high pressure that's going to drop over southern mississippi. that's going to head off georgia and carolina. it'll start kicking back atlantic moisture. that means some rain likely, looks like they'll probably hold off until late sunday. maybe even at night sunday. probably like 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, or later than that. most rain will be falling here on monday. we can see a half inch of rain. last night and yesterday we had an inch of rain. northwest five to 10 knots. for the overnight, clear and chilly. mid-upper 30s with a light wind. tomorrow, back up to 58 with a few patchy fogs, all in all a very nice day. at night some showers, rain likely monday. sunshine returns, 60 and 58 here for the middle of next week. have a nice weekend denise. >> you too, thank you very much bob. check in with tim williams, they'll be here tomorrow morning on eyewitness news, that starts at 6:00 a.m. for the updated first warn forecast. and the ravens have a plan to stop the indianapolis colts. we boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas about all the discounts we're offering. i've got some catchphrases that'll make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff...? boss: how 'bout this? gecko: ...they're the bee's knees? boss: or this? gecko: sir, how 'bout just "fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance." boss: ha, yeah, good luck 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state high school play off chesapeake at dundor. defenseman championship on offense for eastern tech, manester straight ahead. eastern tech beats chesapeake 24-6 to win the region. the final nascar race of the year, mark martin is the only driver with the chance to catch points leader jimmy johnson. martin was the fourth fastest in his race today. nearly 174-miles-per-hour in his top lap. so he takes the full position for sunday's 400 miler near miami. looking to wrap up an unprecedented fourth straight cup championship. we will see if he can get it done. obviously we'll all have our attention on football on sunday, ravens and colts. >> i know, and they say that the ravens are favored. >> suddenly vegas has the idea. >> they are the ones with all the money, maybe they are smart. >> let's hope they are vampires thrive at night and so do movies about them. the midnight shows new moon earned a record $26.3 million. the latest record for midnight screenings was harry potter. that's over 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