it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> a retired teacher murdered, police found the victim in her car and tonight have released new information about a possible motive. going, everyone, i'm adam may. a retired teacher murdered in live daylight. live in glen burnie, susan collins just got an update on the case, suzanne? >> reporter: we learned about the case late today, it involves a 63 year old victim, her car was parked in the parking lot in this area. police believe it was an attempted robbery. myra cason is the victim. she's a retired school teacher. aparticipantly cason left a physician's appointment at about 7:30 in the morning. we'll tell you more now from detectives. apparently, she left a physician's appointment about 7:30 in the morning. that was the last time she was seen. police believe perhaps someone was in the car with her or approached her car here in the parking lot, and we do now have that story with the detectives. >> myra cason is a 63 year old former arundel school teacher, shot in the upper chest. >> we believe that possibly somebody was in the vehicle before she got to this lot. >> police were called to her car yesterday around 11:00 a.m. it was found in a remote part of a shopping center in glen bernie. >> it was crook and they had -- by the time i saw it, they had a tarp over it. >> reporter: she was last seen alive at 7:50:00 a.m. yesterday morning. the lot where her body was found in her car is considered a safe area by shoppers. >> it seems like a safe area, you never know. >> we need the public's help to figure out how she got here and if anybody saw anything. >> reporter: myra cason's family is devastated. she has family members here in glen burnie, they are pleading to the public to help solve the case. they have no leads, if at all. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you. police are urging anyone with information to call 410-222- 3458 or metro crime stoppers. maryland records another death related to the snow storm. the body of a man was found yesterday. officers found 31 year old antonio sesker after a search. police do not believe there was foul play in involved. three days after that storm, more than 3,000 customers in maryland are still without service. the company says it assigned about 2,000 workers to the routages, bge describes this as the worst winter seen they've seen in memory. >> what's unique about this storm is we've had 50% more outages as a result of this storm than with the two february back-to-back blizzards combined. >> bge hopes to have all outages restored by late tonight or early tomorrow morning. 3500 customers have been restored since wednesday. it has been overcast and calm compared to earlier this week. outside right now, plenty of clouds and lights of the city are glimmering. tim williams has the conditions. >> good evening, everyone. we're looking at a calmer day than we've had. light snow moving across the region. we had a light and weak clipper system move across the northern tier over towards the east. 33 degrees right now, still above freezing. satellite radar gives you an idea of what moves through. it was a little bit of snow and only dampened the roads a little bit. what we're looking at tomorrow, high pressure to our north around anne danner, keeping -- canada. then settling our sights on a storm in the upcoming week. adam? now to the violent protest in egypt. more than 70 people are considered dead and that is spreading into america. >> a police van pushed protested back in alexandria, egypt, but nothing has contained the anger. they lit vehicles on fire, attacked police stations, and rioted in the streets. an army commander warned a crowd of thousands in cairo to stay inside once night fell. but many ignored the 4:00 p.m. curfew. >> president oz. poz -- hosni mubarak swore in a vice president. the u.s. urged mubarak to take concrete action before the new vice president was announced. hundreds of protestors gathered at the united nations saturday afternoon. one of more than a dozen demonstrations across the u.s. >> enough is enough. people are killing each other and you're using the army against the people now. >> reporter: protestors say they came here to express solidarity with the people in the streets of egypt and call the obama administration to take a tougher stand. more protestors gathered in paris, london, and beirut. at the white house, president obama met with his national security team. the president reiterated the need for egypt to use restraint against the uprising. at the united nations, scott goldburg, wjz news. >> los angeles, chicago, and seven other u.s. cities were gathered. right now police are searching for the man suspected in a deadly shooting. police say 30 year old ranard benjamin was shot several timed and later died. several men shot at benjamin before driving away in a silver four-door pickup truck. crews responded to this home in the 4500 block of sunny side avenue this afternoon. one person is being treated at a burn center this evening. a ride costs $1 for passengers, that could be going up. gigi explains. >> reporter: two months ago, annapolis city leaders revamped the transit system after some customers complained about it. >> we want to get to places on time. >> reporter: so the city added new lines, better buses, and more transfer stops. but next month it may cost more to get on, 50 cents more if county leaders approve a plan to raise the rate. >> our fare was way below market value. >> reporter: richard newell says the increased rate will also pay for a planned circulate to near the state house, and that could attract riders who usually drive. >> it's important for us to do it effectively, but we also want people like you and me, who have an option. we want to provide the kind of service that will make you say i don't need my car to go that distance. >> reporter: the city says it considered a number of options before deciding that to eliminate from the transit line. one idea that was nixed was starting the bus line an hour later in the morning, but ultimately the city decided passengers would not be able to get to work on time. in annapolis, gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. annapolis must pay for 40% of the service and a rate hike is the only way to do that. thousands of people turned out to support the orioles today. wjz wants to thank those who turned out. a whole host of our crew was out there today as part of wjz's sponsored event at the orioles and at masn. >> we also want to thank those who came out to give blood at the crown plaza hotel. see mike schuh, tim williams, also myself. had a great time there. when it nows, donations really drop. so it's more critical now after wednesday's big storm. they had a great turn out today. thank you again. still to come on wjz, a 3 year old hero. >> hello, 911. >> caller: daddy needs help! >> how a toddler saved his father from bleeding to death. also crews search for a missing boy. the big piece of evidence just pulled from the water. mike schuh in columbia, a new way for health clubs to generate energy. the story when we return. >> complete coverage continues with adam may and meteorologist bernadette woods, and sports with stan saunders. it's ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, new evidence today in the hunt for a missing california boy and his alleged kidnapper. police turned the car of jose rodriquez from a canal in california. rodriquez is accused of kidnapping his ex-girlfriend's son two weeks ago. the car was empty, police are trying to find bodies. in oregon, a young boy save thes his dad from bleeding to -- saves his dad from bleeding to death by calling 911. listen to this. aaron haste nearly -- aaron hayes nearly stabbed himself to death after a woodchipping experience. the experience had a happy ending. millioning go to the gym and fitness centers to stay in shape. one company wondered if they could harness the calories burned and turn them into energy. >> reporter: hear that? their spinning is connected to this generator. >> they are hemping to power the building -- helping to power the building. >> reporter: the generator adds $500 to the bike. >> it's a long-term pay back, so a health club like this, just on energy, probably about a 10-year pay back. >> the old bikes were worn out and needed to be replaced anyway. >> we thought it was the perfect opportunity to go all out for the cycle room and really make an impact. >> reporter: each person is producing enough to light a lightbulb for an hour. the club tracks each minute, each day. some gyms have even seen a spike in members as people seek out these bikes. >> i mike a lot of choices in my life from the car i drive and products i purchase. this is one more choice i can make. i think it adds up. >> i'm a big person on recycling. i like to save things and this is a way to give bike while working out. these bikes are a great opportunity to give instead of taking. >> reporter: they are designing generators for the rest of the equipment and some day 25% of the electricity could be generated by health club members. >> by the end of the year they hope to have the gentlemens all over the country. if you go 20 miles, you should get a deduction in our rate. >> we could generate by how much we run our mouths. we could power the city. >> we could. man, we got up to 34 degrees today, just enough over freezing to keep melting down. little by little, man. maybe some of that power could help us do that. we definitely have a long way to go. we have another bit of mess on the horizon. we'll talk about it in your complete forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, now, complete forecast, and the first warning of severe weather. >> all right, well, 34 degrees was our daytime high, we've only dropped a degree since the sun went down. overnight lows around 20 degrees. 41 the daytime high, 24 as your overnight low. that's a key, 24 is a degree up from where we were a few days ago. actually, we're getting warmer. days are getting longer by a minute or so and we're heading towards spring. that's a nice spot. we had fan fest today and a lot going on outside. we have a long way to go. performs right now around 30 degrees. 3 # in elkton, 37 on the shore, 36 also in dc and in easten. the winds are calm, a light wind around most of the region, the river has highest wind around 12 miles an hour. you see a lot of calm readings as well. what we're going to be watching now, this is how the stage is set because of the temperature variance around the region. we're at 33, temperatures to the north and northwest are in the 30s and cold. to the south, 60s down towards memphis, atlanta, and new orleans. this is the direction of the next storm system coming through. it would be okay, we were below freezing and stayed there, but this system is already taking in moisture from a storm off the pacific coast, taking a dive down towards the gulf states. it's going to bring warm air into the cold air that we have sitting over top of i. what that means is we're going to see a bit of a mix. it's not going to be all snow or rain, although we could see a change of rain into the coast. we're going to see an icing event. that could be a real big problem for us. the cold air is already going to be here. this is a monday into tuesday into wednesday event. primarily tuesday into wednesday when the storm makes the sweep up towards the eastern sea board. we're going to take a close look on the storm taking the track on the mainland or out to sea. if it stays out to sea, we'll be okay. but if it comes in, we'll see mixing. we could see wintry mix on tuesday and wednesday and a change into snow. our next high tide, 3:01. sunrise tomorrow at 7:15. forecast looks like this, 26 degrees, lingering clouds, seasonably cold. 41 tomorrow with clouds yielding to sunshine, but a bit milder. for the next five days, 31 on monday, wintry mix and mess that we'll keep an eye on on wednesday. temperatures up potentially to 40. overnight lows in ,,,,,,,,,,,, hello, everybody, to quote an old phrase, "there's joy in mudville, these days." when it comes to orioles baseball, happy days are here again. a fantastic turnout by passionate orioles fans. we told you about it earlier in the newscast. so many fans excited about the prospects of the os winning. the hopes are the birds become more competitive under the light my fire way of buck showalter. >> we keep them in mind, they are on board. we have some great guys and let's go win some games in 2011. college hoops now, morgan state, he flocks norfolk state's kyle quinn. then bears down court and gets the bucket. but on this given saturday, morgan's bears fall to the spartans. 5-2 in the mid eastern athletic conference. nba play continued to cross town. visiting north carolina a and p. that's tony gallo improvising on the arm form known as one on one. don't have a final score, they were leading in the half. 4-2 in the conference, 9-9 overall. now to bigger guys, one team to keep an eye on, seems to be picking up speed, georgetown ranked 24th in the country. they outrank the hoyas. occasionally getting the easy, uncontested bucket. and the laker's kobe bryant on this steal, then the slam for 8th place in the nba all-time scoring list. kings win in l.a., 100-95. in tennis, women's title mass, tim number two seed after beating her for her first major including last year's. final score, 3-4-3. the first player to reach a grand slam singles title. in new york, despite a smooth pole vault, number one ranked pole vaulter in america finished second. picking up on ground level, women's 60-meter hurdles, at the top of your screen, she wins the event in 8 seconds flat. >> slam into a foam wall. >> better than a what wall -- brick wall. >> right on. stan, thanks. coming up tonight at 11, we have new information about a hostage situation. what police are revealing tonight. be sure to watch "48 hours: mystery" followed by eyewitness news. there's a man with extra tickets to the super bowl if you can find them. thousands of football fans are searching restaurants and stores looking for this mysterious man. he's left clues to his location online and the lucky fan that finds him and asks "have you been to dallas lately" wins a super bowl package. tonight, we want to say good-bye to a long-time wjz employee, doug prior is retiring. this is his last newscast. he works back in master control, which is the brains and heart and soul of the ,,,,,,
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