life in prison for sexually abusing 10 boys. the jury just learned a verdict in the last hour. >> reporter: the crowd of residents gathered here outside the courthouse celebrated when they heard the news. jerry sandusky guilty of more than 45 counts. sandusky had no visible reaction in court. his bail was revoked and he was taken into custody. jerry sandusky was led away from court in handcuffs after being found guilty of 45 counts in his child sex abuse trial. the crowd outside the courthouse cheered as the verdicts became known just after 10:00 p.m. on the second day of jury deliberations. sandusky's attorney said he was not surprised. >> it was the expected outcome. because of the overwhelming amount of evidence against jerry sandusky. >> reporter: the former penn state assistant former head coach was accused of molestic 10 boys. the boys testified that they met sandusky through the second mile. eight accusers took the stand, describing in graphic detail how the abuse started with gifts but progressed to fondling, oral sex or rape. sandusky denyed the charges but he never took the stand in his own defense. instead his attorney tried to discredit investigators and suggested the accusers were lying. the defense also brought to the stand dottie sandusky's wife. the prosecution also called mcqueary to the stand. he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. sandusky's family is said to be devastated. his attorney is promising an appeal. live in belfont, pennsylvania, i'm man well gallegus. here's the latest on tonight's verdict. jerry sandusky was found guilty on 45 of 48 counts of child abuse. he was immediately taking into custody. sandusky faces a maximum of 142 years many prison. sandusky's lawyer has promised to appeal the verdict. we'll keep following the breaking story and bring you the latest developments as they come into our newsroom. a landmark verdict in this catholic priest sex abuse trial. montsenior lin was responsible for investigating child abuse claims but instead he moved accused priests to different parishes. >> there's no apology that could heal the wounds these children suffered. there are no words that truly express how sorry we should all be for what happened to them. >> reporter: lin's lawyers argued that the priest reported the accusations to his bosses. he faces up to seven years in prison. a fight over religious freedom is brewing in the catholic church here in baltimore and across the country. the church is getting ready to take on the obama administration over controversial same-sex issues. i s sues not all catholics want to mix politics and church. >> reporter: at the helm of the political movement is baltimore's new arch bishop lori. he's spear heading the opposition that mandate catholic institutions that threat the parishes. >> the mandates sort of put our work on steroids or kind of really engaged us, it galvanized us. >> reporter: fourth night for freedom is a call for prayer. but catholic protesting outside say the church is turning parishners up. >> young catholics are giving up the faith because they're seeing the church is being led by politicians not religious leaders. >> what kind of a country would it be if those who believed in their people of faith were shut out of the political process. then we could not advocate for justice and peace. >> reporter: the baltimore arch archdiocese and other religious institutions have filed several lawsuits challenging the president's mandate. mary bubala, wyz. a majority of catholic women use birth control. an out of control suv slams into a kiddie pool injuring six people. it started when two vehicles crashed. one of the suvs plowed through a fence, and ran right through the pool. four kids in that pool were hurt. three other people in the vehicles were treat for minor injuries. nine dead, 80 injured, three years ago today marks the worse accident in the history of the metro dc system. alex demetrick shows us how it the somber anniversary was remembered. >> this is my baby, my cousin right here. >> reporter: one of nine people killed when two dc metro rail trains collided. a faulty track senator stopped one train but allowed a second to keep moving. despite the engineer hitting the emergency break, the crash injured many. >> i'm pretty sure they're working on it. hopefully it'll get better. >> reporter: and it has been, eight in 15 legislations have been enacted including train procedures, a doubling of safety staff and upgraded safety modules. but safety improvements in place are not the only improvements needed. stronger train cars designed for crashes are still in order. or parts of breaking falling off are fresh worries. >> those events are very significant. metro needs to pay attention to them because those are warning signs. >> reporter: for metro and its riders. those stronger railcars are going to cost metro over $700 million, 300 of them are expected to arrive by the end of the 2013, kai. >> thank you. according to the ntsb metro's challenge is going from building a 106-mile system to maintaining one that's aging. an anne anne arundel county man accused of impersonating an officer. he told the cop he's a military officer from louisiana. he tried escaping but police eventually arrested him. it's a crime that shocked the community. a man murdered then his killer confesses to eating some of the victim's organs. monique griego tells us about a memorial for the victim. >> reporter: the community hopes to raise enough money to return the victim to his family in ghana. >> reporter: it left his family and friends devastated. >> it's very, very sad that this happened. nobody could have seen this coming. >> reporter: thomas mora was not only coda's friend he knew alexander kenue, a morgan state student now widely known as the maryland cannibal. police say he admitted to dismembering and eating codi who was his roommate. the horrific crime occurred in hartford county. >> this is something you see in a movie, horror movie not people you know, that you've spoken with. >> reporter: codi was from ghana. tomorrow morning community members will hold a memorial in codi's honor. the memorial will be held here at all nation's gospel church. cujo's friends hope by bringing people together they'll be able to raise the enough money to return him to his family in ghana and pay for funeral services there. >> we want them to know that we're doing everything we can for him. >> reporter: and thomas is still coming to grips with what happened, he's now focused on giving his friend the burial he deserves. >> he became part of the community and that's why it's so important, so important that to get together and do for him. >> reporter: the memorial service is tomorrow at 10:00 that's all all saints church. monique griego. >> thank you. for more information on the memorial and how you can help the family, log on to our website and click on the news tab. encouraging news about the health of the chesapeake bay. the death zone is smaller than normal. that's according to the department of natch resources. the problem happens every year when warmer weather helps algea grow in the bay. a car accident in a parking lot. the incident that left two luxury cars crashed. and bullied on the busby a group of students -- bullied on the bus by a group of students. and gas prices are expected to lower. i'll tell you how much. i'm bob turk, i'll have the complete warning weather forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ i, i'll bring the fire make you come alive ♪ ♪ i can take you higher what this is, forgot? ♪ ♪ i must now remind you let it rock, let it rock ♪ ♪ let it rock mostly cloudy and 72 degrees in central maryland right now. the pleat forewarning weather forecast coming up. we continue to follow breaking news in pennsylvania. jerry sandusky is taken to jail after being convicted of sexually abusing 10 boys. sandusky showed little emotion as the verdict was read. he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison, we have the latest on the verdict online at wjz.com. a slip up behind the wheel leads to a major accident in a chicago parking garage. the driver of a bmw reportedly hit the gas instead of the breaks when he was trying to park. the vehicle crashed through the guardrail landing on top of a jaguar and her -- mercedes. coworkers had to recover hall's body after he slipped while trying to rescue a hiker. huge crowds are on edge in egypt waiting for the news of the president to be announced. >> thousands of protesters rallied in teret square. tonight backlash against the seventh graders caught bullying a school bus monitor in up state new york. some of the boys are now receiving death threats for taunting karen kline: the video of the bullying went viral. the father of one of the boys who picked on kline apologized for his son's behavior. >> i just want you to know that my family, we're all sorry for this and we're going to get it right. >> the woman says she doesn't want to file charges, she thinks it'll be better if the boys are banned from the bus for a year. filling up at the tank, used to seem like an easy enough task but watching the dollars add up has been a set back for many. like business owner allen bland. >> it's really tough out here for a small businessman. >> reporter: alan has owned his busyness but says once gas prices shot up he had to dig deep in his pockets to fill up his work truck. spending nearly 500 to $600 a month. >> that's a lot of money. >> reporter: but now prices are predicted to hit below $3 a gallon by halloween. >> i find it hard to believe. they've been so high for so long. >> reporter: the state of maryland has seen a drop of more than 30-cents, and baltimore went from $3.64 a gallon to $3.34. regina abelero says the recent predictions in drop in gas prices are slowly due to crude oil prices going down. >> we've seen them consistently drop over the last few weeks. trading in the 80 to $85 a barrel range. prices at the pump are expected to drop everyone lower by the fourth of july. just in time for the nearly 40 million americans expected to hit the road. >> typically see gas prices go up right around the holiday season but we have seen them decline actually as we were approaching the memorial day holiday weekend. >> reporter: gas prices below $3 a gallon sounds good but they'll believe it when they see it. >> i would love to see that happen, god knows i would. >> reporter: the drop in prices could have an impact on consumer spending and the presidential election. an 81-year-old man lost his wallet in new hampshire in 1944. he says he forgot about it until a stranger mailed it to his house. the wallet was stuffed with old photos of his family and a letter from his half sister. unfortunately the 14-year-old forgot to leave any money inside the wallet. >> he was 14 when he lost it apparently. >> yeah, yeah. they found it. >> they found the wallet. >> only in calamazoo. we have some weather. officially at the airport they had .4. here in tv hill a trace is all we got. right now, down to 72 west northwest winds at five. the barometer holding steady 29.85. trust me it's going to be in the 70s and 60s. don't know why that happened but sometimes it does. and there you see it again. it's a na na na. we have light winds out of the west. tomorrow they'll pick up a little bit more. that will bring in drier air. pretty humid out there right now because of the rain earlier. but tomorrow temperatures will be a little cooler than today. even as much as 10 degrees and it'll be less humid. the sun going through the area, that's what caused the showers and storms. we had reports of hail. a lot of places in delaware new jersey picked up ping-pong sized hail. this afternoon and evening. around dc some trees down because of gusty winds. tomorrow maybe a thundershower or shower. you can see the cloud cover moving off to the east. this little batch of clouds could develop into a tropical depression this weekend in the gulf of mexico. that's something else we'll be watching. look at all this moving north to east. we have clouds to the west and east of us. 10 knots from the bay, the bay temp around 78 degrees. tonight let's go for a few showers to the east. other wise partly cloudy, 68 by tomorrow morning. still a warm day, a nice sunny day tomorrow. upper 80s. a little bit above average. same thing for sunday and sunday night into monday, could be showers, thundershower, 84, 58 at night. upper 70s for tuesday and wednesday. beautiful for the middle of next week, kai. >> all right, bob, thank you. coming up the orioles are back home welcomed by a sell out crowd at camden yards. and the birds deliver a victory for their faithful friend. mark has highlights of the beltway battle with the nationals next in sports. ,,,,, mark is here with our wjz13 the fan sports report. >> the o's looking good at the ballpark tonight and a lot of people looking at them for sure. what a season it's been. the orioles and the nationals they are in play off contention. adding to the oddity as those two teams met at camden yards. they had a two hour rain delay even though it didn't rain. when it did rain during the game there was no delay. but there was a sell out crowd of 76,000 sees the o's and the nationals. reynolds sees a homer. the big right hander looks just as good as he did in that game. hamel throws 8 innings this time. he struck out 10. reliever jim johnson catches a line drive from espinos. it's a 2-1 orioles win. pitching reigns supreme as the o's snap a two game losing streak. masn on wjz, see the birds battle washington right here in the series finale, 1:30. nolan rimold signing photographs for fans in what might be the last time you see him at the stadium this season. he has decided to have surgery. currently on the disable list. >> it's disappointing. you know i wanted to not just individually but collectively too because the team has been playing well, to not be a part of it and just to watch it is tough. but still rooting for the guys and pulling for them. each of rimeld's four seasons have been cut short by injury. finally nice car, brand new bmw how would you like to bin it. all you have to do is hit a hole in one par at the euro tour stop in colon germany. it's a deal. englishman andrew marshal takes that deal. hole in one, his first as a pro. give that man the keys to the bmw worth $77,000. >> that's that six series coupe. i mean four door. i mean four door. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,, i'm drinking dunkin'. medium iced, cream and sugar. dunkin' iced all day long. dunkin' keeps me going. it gives me the boost i need. dunkin' iced keeps me moving and grooving. i run on dunkin'. you ready buddy? you're probably not getting called up to the majors. but your fence? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. a different kind of rock star hits the stage in new york. >> dozens of inspired musicians rocked out at the regional air guitar. some say they have even started playing real guitar to get ready for the event. ready for the event. they will go ,,,, we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. coming up on the late show, will smith. we would like to wish our producer well as he moves on. good night, thank you for watching.