them to inoperable sources. >> i want to stress that at no time during the course of the investigation was the public ever in danger. >> reporter: the suspects are in their 20s and 30s. they're all self-described an arkists with no ties to international terrorism. >> the threat we face is a diverse one. that terrorism can come in many hues. and from many homelands. >> reporter: investigators say the men wanted to make a statement against corporate america. they face charges of conspiracy and trying to use explosives to damage property, affecting interstate commerce. teresa garcia, wjz eyewitness news. >> and right now, all five suspects are being held without bond. breaking news from afghanistan, where president obama is making a surprise visit. adam may is in the newsroom to explain his trip comes on the anniversary of osama bin laden's assassination. adam? good afternoon, kai. just a short time ago, air force one lands in afghanistan, under the cover of darkness, with president obama, he's meeting now with afghan president hamid karzai. it's an immense role, after u.s. troops leave in 2014. the special forces raid that killed osama bin laden one year ago, a mile ago was a milestone in the fight against al qaeda. in marking the anniversary, president obama has been accused of exploiting bin laden's death for political advantage. meanwhile, mitt romney says today, he would have gone after bin laden, even though he publicly denounced the president's plan in 2007. the nation should be vigilant for any signs of revenge attacks. >> the president is expected to give a speech on the afghanistan war effort tonight at 7:30. you can watch that live here on wjz 13. now to a developing story on emergency repairs to the jfx. sky eye chopper 13 over the repair crews. later this week, transportation officials say they will close down the roadway, completely northbound. and down to just one lane southbound. mike hellgren reports on the major headaches ahead. >> reporter: this is what we know. the jfx was closed thursday night, starting at 10:00, and closed until friday, at 4:00 in the morning. they've already cleaned out pipes under the road. but they still need to make more repairs. >> a routine inspection led to initial road repairs. some were clogged. others crushed. and that is causing erosion on the road surface, which could eventually lead to a sinkhole. now, the cleaning of those pipes is complete, and repair crews need to close down jfx, completely, overnight. that will begin thursday, from 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. transportation officials are urging drivers to use alternative routes including park heights avenue, along with others. but it could still be a mess. >> if there's an emergency. and it's causing any kind of safety to the public, then that's something that needs to be done as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the repairs involve digging as low as 20 feet below the surface of the road. and the work carries a multimillion dollar price tag. and it's unclear now how long all the roadwork could last. >> this is very important. the jfx is a very important stretch of roadway for baltimore city. it brings you in and out of the city. so of course, we want to get the work done. and we want to get it done correctly and as quickly as we possibly can. >> reporter: already, capacity has been reduced by a third. reporting along the jfx, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> and northbound traffic will be detoured overnight at the north avenue 28th street exit and will be directed onto 29th street. and back onto the jfx. wjz will have much more on the repairs and the closures coming up all new live at 5:00 and 6:00. three masked men with guns forced their way into a home of college park students. wjz is live with more on the frightening home invasion robbery. >> well, kai, the victims are students and alumni. they scoured for evidence. one student says the suspect pointed a gun in his face and demanded keys to his car. the thieves took a silver 2002 honda crv. they also got away with cash and laptop computers. three suspects remain on the loose tonight. >> prince george's county police, asking anyone who sees the honda crv, with the university of maryland logo on the back to call them immediately. dna debate. maryland attorney general doug gansler says dna is the key to solving cold cases. and he wants to strike down last week's decision. the ruling blocks police from collecting dna samples from people charged with violent crimes. support for the appeal is growing among state prosecutors. well, testimony is under way right now in the controversial election night robocall trial. derek valcourt has more of the efforts from both sides of the julius henson case. >> reporter: for the jury, this all comes down to the intent of those robocalls. prosecutors say campaign consultant julius henson intended those robocalls to suppress voter turnout on election night 2010. but the defense says julius henson has been thrown under the bus and left holding the bag. the robocalls were sent to 112,000 in predominantly african american prince george's county, suggesting that o'malley had already won. the call never mentioned that they were really coming from the camp of republican bob ehrlich, as required by law. henson contends that they were meant to inspire more people to vote for ehrlich. testimony resumes at this hour. we'll have an update for you at 5:00. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> and wjz will have more on today's testimony, coming up all new at 5:00 and 6:00. an investigation today into a marc train accident killed a pedestrian. it happened just after 7:00 this morning near northeast creek road in lows dale, baltimore county. police say the train was traveling southbound when the person was hit. the victim has not been identified. passengers were transferred to another train. an area teen is hailed a hero, for saving his elderly neighbors from a fire. 16-year-old justin bowman was walking near the home in prince george's county, when he saw a fire on the second floor. he said he didn't think twice and ran toward the home. >> ran up to the house. and he was knocking on the door. oh, he was pounding on the door. >> yeah, i was banging on the door. i was banging on it hard, as a matter of fact. then i was like -- i was like, yeah, there's a fire in the house. they're like, there's a fire? and they went upstairs and they looked. and there was a fire. >> reporter: louise and her husband were not hurt. more than 30 firefighters put out the flames. they said justin was their secret guardian angel. they had no clue their home was about to go up in flames. wjz has weather and traffic together. i'll talk to kristy in a second. but meteorologist bernadette woods is here with updated numbers. just a beautiful day outside there. >> it is very warm. we had the morning showers go through. we'll show you first doppler radar. those are gone. and there's nothing going on in maryland. there is a front out to the west that is going to move our way tonight into tomorrow. and we'll give a chance for a couple of showers and storms. but as far as temperatures go, this is what we're experiencing. right now, it is 82 degrees outside. look at this. temperatures just started jumping, as soon as that rain got out of here. and compared to yesterday at this time, we are 20 degrees warmer. just incredible. you notice out west, not quite as drastic. that's because the warm air already started to arrive there yesterday. we're all going to benefit from it this week. and we'll have that forecast coming up. >> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. we have a couple of delays to start off the afternoon. traveling on the west side inner loop. slowing there from 70 to security boulevard. the north side inner loop, stop and go there, from dulaney valley road, around to providence road. traffic does break free after that. as far as accidents go, plenty of them. we're at baltimore drive in windsor mill. northbound 95, we have an accident there. havre de grace is blocking the right-hand lane. beginning to back things up in that direction. others include towson. frank ford avenue at moravia park drive. madison avenue at north utah. also, west northern parkway at falls road. let's take a live look. you can see the jones falls construction. causing a bit of a slowing going there. heading out of downtown, past 28th street. this is brought to you by cirque du soleil. introducing the michael jackson immortal world tour. for two shows only. may 5th and may 6th. a maryland county is turning heads after it's named one of the wealthiest places to live. forbes magazine ranks howard county at number 5 on one of its wealthiest counties on the list. people living in the area have an average household income of $100,000. howard county also kept it high on the list. loudoun county was named the wealthiest county in america. not suburbang d.c. >> yes. northern virginia. very pricey. still ahead at 4:00. an accused murderer's bunker. the elaborate setup police find in washington state. what a florida couple did with a child's car that nearly killed a 7-year-old girl. and dog food sold in maryland is recalled. grab a pencil and don't miss consumer watch. the chill is gone. sure doesn't feel like the first day of may. meteorologist bernadette woods is updating your first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, most loo sunny in central maryland now. the complete weather forecast is coming up. chaos breaks out inside a convenience store in portland, oregon. it's caught on video. watch as a flash mob ransacked the store and start stealing whatever they find. the store clerk tries to hit one of the suspects but is hit in the face. the crowd disperses, after the clerk uses pepper spray. police say this is the third flash mob theft in portland in the past month. a toy car is towed away with a little girl still riding inside of it. now it's her grandparents facing charges. police in sarasota, florida, say they arrested the grandmother and grandfather, after they were spotted towing the 7-year-old granddaughter, in the plastic, hotwheels car, behind the suv. they were reportedly drunk at the time. both have been charged with child endangerment and other offenses. the little girl was not hurt. police in washington state find the body of a man wanted for killing his family. and now we're getting an inside look at the underground bunker, where he hid out and died. chris legeros has the story. >> reporter: it is far away from any established trail, deep in in the woods on a ridge overlooking north bend. the bunker that peter keller spent building. deputies say took his own life after being surrounded by s.w.a.t. teams. >> reporter: there's still erosion coming from the hillside above. a couple of timbers have been removed. and if you look below, you can see there is 2 1/2 levels of living space. lots of junk still inside. >> there is still enough tier gas and -- tear gas and bleach inside. but inside, we find beams and cokes to drink. empty bottles of water. there's a crude electrical system that was apparently connected to a generator and piping for water. propane. charcoal lighter fuel, even a stove with a smoke stack that came up through the bunker. >> our goal right now, though, is to get this cleaned up as best we can, demolished, restored, so that it's no longer a hazard. because i mean, you can see that. if you look the wrong step here, you'd fall a good 20 feet straight down. >> detectives are studying more than 120 pieces of evidence, collected from the bunker in hopes of learning what motivated the crimes and the hideaway. wall street bounces back today after a rocky start to the week. [ stock bells ringing [ ] all the markets finish in positive territory, avenging their losses. dow was up 66. s&p up 4. nasdaq up 8. let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. stocks rallied. and the dow touched a four-year high. investigators are encouraged after reports on manufacturing and construction spending suggested the u.s. economic recovery is on track. chrysler says sales jumped 20% last month. its best april in four years. but the news wasn't as good for other american car makers. sales at ford fell 5%. gm dropped 8%. foreign automakers fared much better. volkswagen sales climbed. toyota is up 12%. analysts say toyota has fully recovered from factory slowdowns last year, following earthquake flooding in thailand. a judge digs misses a suit against dominique strauss-kahn. criminal charges were dropped but the new york judge rejected the argument that diplomatic immunity should protect the former head of the monetary fund from prosecution. users of facebook can enroll for organ donor registry. zuckerberg says that steve jobs inspired the idea last year. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. after more than a half a century, a postcard finally finds its way to a virginia man. scott mcmurray's parents took a trip to chicago back in 1957. his mom promised to write. but mcmurray never received anything in the mail. well, it turns out, that postcard ended up in florida, in early april, instead of georgia, where he lived back then. the recipient tracked down mcmurray. he finally got the card, 55 years later. >> unfortunately, as you saw there, it was 2 cents soft r. so he owes the u.s. postal service another 42 cents. >> you know where that is? >> i do. it's right on lake michigan. coming up on eyewitness news at 4:00. a tight fight. how firefighters manage to rescue a baby from the bottom of a 20-foot well. the man suspected in a deadly shooting rampage on a college campus goes before a judge, as classes resume. outside, it's sunny and beautiful. and a bit humid. and it's only going to get warmer. wjz is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com. for instant updates, click wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it is real warmth outside today. feels good. >> hits you in the face when you walk outside, doesn't it? that's because temperatures are up. but also the humidity levels are up because of the morning rain that we had. we're going to take you back to this morning. the front moved through. few showers, even a couple of storms with it. clouds mixing with it right now. take a look. wind is bringing in warmer air and drying us out. 82 degrees in baltimore right now. 80 in hagerstown. look at all of the 80s out there. the dew points have also been in the 60s most of the afternoon. just dropped to 59 degrees. so that's what is making it feel somewhat muggy outside during the afternoon hours. 21 degrees warmer. 23 in hagerstown. so we knew we warmed up. but this showed you just how much. that's been our high so far today. 82 degrees. we are way above the average. we're going to run most of the forecast above average for the next five days. and that's because look what is to our south. and it's already starting to troop up into maryland. but we've got more where that came from. the overall pattern is like this. we've got the extreme warmth to the south. then this is the storm track. it's way up to the north. it allows the warmth to build. but the other thing, with that storm tracker around, it's going to bring a front around. but all the while, it will be above average. so we got rid of one front today. the next comes our way tonight into tomorrow. here it is, right out in here. it is going to move in with clouds tonight. maybe late tonight. the chance for a couple of showers. and a couple of showers or thunderstorms are possible with that front passing through tomorrow. it doesn't really get out of here until thursday. see we again will have the chance for a couple of showers or thunderstorms. then you notice this other front, pulls off to the north of us. with that close enough, there is the chance again on friday and saturday, for a shower or thunderstorm. it's just varying chances each and every day. but all the while, it will be warm. so the forecast comes together. on the waters. pretty light winds out there. we have the small craft advisory. tonight, we're going down to 58 degrees. it will be a warm one. then tomorrow, we are going back up close to 80 degrees. so we're looking slightly cooler than today, if you want to call it that, with the high of 79 degrees. chance for a shower or thunderstorm. still some clouds around. then again the chance tomorrow and thursday. and the chance -- these are varying chances. the temperatures are going to be above average. >> nice. >> don't miss tonight's prime time cbs lineup. unforgettable. and stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00, here on wjz. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. the final words, written by the world's most wanted terrorist. we're going to find out what is revealed in the documents and diaries of osama bin laden that were seized during the raid on his compound where he was killed one year ago. that's tonight, on the cbs evening news. how often should women get mammograms? and when should they start? the new easy guidelines coming up in healthwatch. president obama makes a surprise visit to afghanistan on the one-year anniversary of osama bin laden's death, why he's there. a moment of resurgence for occupy protests. will take you to mayday demonstrations. eyewitness news continues with denise and vic after this. ,,,,, i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. [ clang ] my house is where plants came to die. ♪ but, it turns out all i was missing was miracle-gro potting mix. it's got what a plant needs. even plant food that feeds them for up to 6 months. you get bigger, more beautiful plants. guaranteed. who's got two green thumbs thanks to miracle-gro? uh, this gal. boom! everyone grows with miracle-gro. it is 4:29. 82 degrees and sunny. hello, everyone. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about. >> one year after u.s. special forces killed osama bin laden in pakistan. president obama makes a surprise visit to neighboring afghanistan. danielle nottingham reports for wjz, from the white house. >> reporter: president obama marks the one-year anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden, with an unannounced visit to afghanistan. he is meeting with troops fighting the taliban and the war against terror. the visit comes one year after u.s. navy seals killed the al qaeda leader in neighboring pakistan. there has been no information from the pakistani government about who was helping the terror leader hide in plain sight. u.s. officials are still looking for answers. >> reporter: the white house has been giving interviews and access to the situation room, where the president gave the go ahead for the bin laden mission. >> i said that i'd go after bin laden if we had a clear shot at him. and i didn't. >> reporter: the president's trip to afghanistan is officially to sign a new security agreement. his republican rival accuses the president of exploit being the anniversary for political gains. >> reporter: mitt romney, along with former mayor rudy giuliani brought pizzas to firefighters and thanked them for their sacrifices to 9/11. romney once again criticized the president for trying to turn the killing of bin laden into a campaign issue. >> i think politicizing it and trying to draw a distinction between himself and myself, was a misuse of the event that brought america together, which is the elimination of osama bin laden. >> reporter: romney also scolded the president for suggesting he would not have ordered the raid that killed bin laden. at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> the fbi and department of homeland security are warning all to be on the alert for an attack. the president will address the nation tonight from afghanistan. and you can watch his speech live here on wjz, at 7:30. well, the man accused of going on a shooting spree inside a california college is back behind bars. but not before facing a judge. kai jackson is in the newsroom with more on what the suspect said in court. the accused shooter is pleading not guilt to seven counts of first-degree murder. police say one go went room to room, at identicalos -- oikos university. when he couldn't find her, police say he walked into a classroom, ordered the people to line up against a wall, then executed them. classes resumed at the university. >> police say go just started eating in jail and has been closely monitored by the staff. occupy movement are helping to spread its message. ines ferre has more. >> reporter: hundreds are on the streets of manhattan, protesting economic inequality. this is the first major demonstration for the occupy movement since their camps were dismantled last fall. demonstrators are again expressing anger at big banks, but they're also rallying for workers' rights. >> i'm an investment banker with a spread sheet. deletes a row and suddenly there goes your job. >> reporter: may 1st is also international workers day. and this day, they're calling forces with labor unions. in san francisco, union ferry workers walked off the job, forcing the city to shut down golden gate ferry service. >> it's time for big business to step up to the plate and pay their fair share. >> reporter: in chicago, a small group walks through city streets, disrupting traffic. >> they hope today's protests will mark the return to widespread demonstrations. and they believe teaming up with labor unions will attract more supporters. >> reporter: mayday events are taking place around the world. in countries across europe, workers protested cuts in pay and benefits. in asia, thousands of people took to the streets, demanding higher wages. in the u.s., critics say the occupy movement doesn't have a clear message, but organizers disagree. >> we do have a clear message. we are the 99%. >> reporter: occupy protestors hope today's events will reinvigorate their movement. in new york, ines ferre, wjz eyewitness news. >> protests are planned throughout the evening as well. so far, they have been mostly peaceful. a washington woman is behind bars, charged with intentionally blinding her young daughter with bleach. police say the woman replaced her daughter's eye drops with bleach and put them into her eyes for weeks. she told doctors her daughter injured her eye, playing in a barn. the 18-month-old girl is now permanently blind in one eye and partially blind in the other. she lives with her father. police say her motive -- her mother, that is, is being held on $150,000 bond. in today's wjz healthwatch, doctors are laying out new guidelines, explaining how often women should get mammograms. mary explains for some, that means going to the doctor less than before. mary? >> well, vic, women with an increased risk of breast cancer, are being told to start screening at the age of 40. but the federally funded study says women should be only getting follow-up exams once every other year. women who have had an immediate relative diagnosed with breast cancer or those who have unusually dense breast tissue are twice as likely to develop breast cancer than those who don't. mammograms have been able to help detect earlier. >> one in eight women will develop breast cancer, but less than a quarter of them will die from it. a warning for dog owners. a major dog food company is doing a nationwide recall. diamond food is recalling three types of its product, saying it could be tainted with salmonella. it affects diamond formula dry food, diamond's natural, lamb meal and rice. and chicken soup for the pet lover's soul brand. for more details, log onto wjz.com, click on local news and look for this story. a terrifying night for people in oklahoma, as a series of tornadoes touch down. witnesses shot this video, showing the danger that neared their town, under the cover of darkness. they are confirming that at least two funnel clouds touched down. just outside of medford, oklahoma. power was knocked out to hundreds of homes, but no injuries were reported. meanwhile, this morning's rain clouds have moved on. and the sun is on full display in our area. take a live look at what has turned into a pretty warm spring day. wjz is live with the numbers. bob is here now with the updated numbers. >> reporter: we tracked some rain. less than a tenth of an inch most areas. still activity to the west of us. there's a chance tomorrow, yes, we'll get more showers in the area. we certainly need them. we'll talk about the rain deficit still going on. some stuff in the kentucky area, portions of indiana will move into our region. so we do think we'll see at least some shower activity. but look how warm it got this afternoon. sun came out. and temperatures jumped. 81 in cumberland. we're at 82 now. down at the beach, 79 degrees. these temperatures right now are running. look at this. 23 degrees warmer in elkton. 21 warmer than yesterday at this time. and looks like tomorrow, a slight hit in the temperatures. slightly cooler than this afternoon, with a chance of a few showers. denise? >> all right. thank you, bob. let's check on thed radios with christy -- roads with kristy breslin. wjz traffic control. >> trouble on northbound 95. we have an accident at the havre de grace exit. things are really beginning to back up but we'll keep you updated. and also, west garrison avenue, at cordelia. and harford road at alyssa. as far as delays go, traveling on the north side inner loop. 15 minutes to providence road. and west side, traffic still heavy to security boulevard. as far as your travel times did, on the outer loop. 42 miles per hour average. and 15 minutes to get through. let's now take a live look. as you can see, a bit of a slow spot there on the jones falls expressway. heading out of downtown, past 28th street. this traffic report is brought to you by accord restoration. you can trust the restoration experts at accord. visit their website at accord restoration.com. back to you. one of country music's hottest groups will be burning at the stage. the band perry will perform at the 10 -- the state fair in timonium. it had two singles that reached number 1. tickets are now on sale. ♪ [ music ] >> boy, we must be close to summer if we're talking about the maryland state fair. >> oh, yeah. straight ahead. disaster in india. see the frantic efforts to save lives when a ferry collapses. i don't know. he was running out the house. heartbreaking call for help. the latest on the murders of jennifer hudson's family. and it's a muggy afternoon, i guess you could say. but it's a nice change from the weather we have been having. stick around for the updated weather forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, rescue workers continue to search for survivors, after a packed ferry sinks in a river in northeast india, killing more than 100 people. the ferry capsized in heavy winds and rain late last night. it was carrying about 350 people. so far, 103 bodies have been pulled from the water. and at least a hundred people are still feared to be missing. the cause of the accident is under investigation. well, parts of southern britain are put on high alert, following deadly floods. a 52-year-old man died after the car he was a passenger in, became submerged. the man's wife, who was driving, managed to escape. flood warnings will remain in effect in the area, with showers set to continue for at least the next week. >> it reads like a story, ripped from the pages of a best- selling thriller. a spy disappears, only to be found in his apartment in a duffle bag. british directors are calling in a computer expert and even a contortionist to solve it. >> reporter: it took britain's intelligence services a wheel week to make this call to police, after a junior spy didn't show up for work. >> i wanted to talk to one of the members of our staff. >> reporter: police began their search for williams here on this quiet london street, where he lived. but as they made their way up into his third-story apartment, what had been a simple missing persons inquiry, quickly became a bizarre mystery. >> reporter: in the bathroom, a red duffle bag sat in the tub, padlocked. inside it, william's tightly- folded, naked body. detectives found no evidence of a struggle in the apartment and nothing to show whether this was a homicide or suicide. police even asked a yoga expert to prove williams could have locked himself in as a kind of stunt. "unlikely," he said. garris williams, 31 years old, was an athlete. and as police discovered when they searched his computer, he had a secret interest in bondage. these security images of him shopping alone are the last known images of william. what happened after he got home, and who, if anyone was waiting for him, is still unknown. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> an inquest is being held into william's 2010 death. patholgists say he likely die from asphyxiation or poisoning. a piece of emotional evidence released by the judge. >> reporter: the 911 call was made by jennifer's sister julia, just minutes after finding her mother lying motionless on the floor of her chicago home. >> i just got home from work. and it's a bullet hole in my front door. >> reporter: julia hudson's estranged husband, william balfour is on trial for the murders of her mother, brothers and son. prosecutors have said that balfour killed the three in a jealous rage. jurors heard the 911 call, on day 1 of his trial. prosecutors are expected to play it again during closing arguments. denise? >> thank you, jessica. balfour has pleaded not guilty to the murder charges in the 2008 killings. a kentucky teenager is injured after being strang strangled by a home made zip line. police say the 13-year-old was playing with the device at home when he got the device tangled around his neck. he was taken to the hospital and has been released. no word if there are any charges. an e-mail, sent by susan powell, detailing how her husband josh powell, treated her before their divorce. her father said he knew she was unhappy but didn't know she was afraid. >> i guess she sounded more desperate than i thought she was. >> reporter: that's chuck cox's reaction to these nine e-mails. her daughter, susan powell, wrote to her friends in the year and a half before she disappeared. they described a woman trapped in an unhappy marriage. to a man she describes as irrational and unpredictable. quote, it seems like a never- ending cycle. but i'm too afraid of the consequences. losing my kids or actions on his part. she talks about a will and putting it in her desk drawer at work, meeting the divorce lawyer, and still fighting for her marriage. >> it just kind of reassured me that she was doing everything she could do and just trying to hang on. and beyond what most people would put up with. >> reporter: she writes, quote, i want him in counseling, on meds. i want my husband, friend, lover back. no more crazy, outrageous, outlandish beliefs or opinions. and while she planned, she feared her husband. her father wishes he had known more. wishing he could have saved his daughter and his grandsons from josh powell. >> it came to the point where she really needed to stop and say, let me out. you know, get me out of here. and i wish he'd have told us. and we would have gone that route. >> reporter: josh powell killed himself and their two young sons in a gas-filled inferno in february in washington state. he was the only person of interest in his wife's disappearance. a georgia firefighter makes a daring rescue, after a toddler falls 20 feet down a storm drain. firefighters had to break the concrete cover, before sending their smallest firefighter into the hole. at 4'11," rosa was able to squeeze down into the storm drain and rescue the 1-year-old little boy. the child walked away with just a few cuts and bruises. well, officials in one massachusetts town are trying to curb cursing. in the town of middle borough, the police chief wants to give $20 tickets to anyone who drops high-volume obscenities in public. many say fining those with vulgar mouths would improve the quality of life, while others see it as an overreach by the government. the chief plans to make his case for the fines at a town meeting next month. desperate housewives is coming to an end. mark steines has more on the season's finale. >> reporter: coming up, the countdown to the desperate housewives finale is on. but first, the ladies got together for their final photo shoots. secrets came to life. like does teri hatcher have a problem with her fellow wives? and what will they miss most about each other? >> i'm going to miss felicity being drunk in a player. and marcia running around naked on set. those are always good times. but -- [ laughter ] >> with just two episodes left, eva's humor is still intact, but the other housewives are getting sentimental. >> you have a place in your heart for everybody. so it will be a big loss. >> reporter: all four housewives appear together on the cover of "tv guide" magazine this week. teri hatcher laughs with her daughter. but the tv magazine writes since season 5, terry and her friends have had a discord. terry wrote, i will never write the true and complicated journey of us all. but i wish everyone on the show well. >> last photo shoot. eight years ago, we were doing this. and it was the beginning. >> reporter: also tonight, ryan o'neal is opening up about his sometimes violent past with farrah fawcett. plus, the very latest on jessica simpson's brand-new baby. that and so much more coming up here on entertainment tonight. and you can see entertainment tonight, here on wjz 13, right after the president's speech. wildlife officials in arkansas turned to an unlikely rescue tool after a black bear climbs a tree and refuses to come down. they shot the bear with a tranquilizer dart. and there you see, they had inflated two bouncy houses beforehand to help cushion his fall. the bear will be released back into the wild. >> if you're keeping track. and we have been talking about this. we've had like three or four stories. of these bears in neighborhoods recently. >> i know. >> a small one right there. >> too bad he can't remember. those are fun at birthday parties. feels like summer outside. >> sure does. >> sure does. bob turk has the updated first , here's a live look outside right now. courtesy of sky eye chopper 13. pretty warm out there, bob. >> pretty surprising. >> finally feels a little more like spring. >> or summer. >> or late spring, with temperatures going really, about 12 degrees above average this afternoon. take a look at temps now. we have warmed up, many places above 80 degrees. 82 now. but the good news is, the dew point continues to drop. this morning, the dew point was in the 60s. now, it's dropped down to 59. so it's drying out with that west wind at 10 miles an hour. humidity down to 45%. now, in the summertime, if it's 90, 95 degrees. the dew point, 59. you're going to be very comfortable. you will really feel really humid. barometer, holding steady. 29.97 inches. right now, 70 in oakland. 79 in ocean city. everybody else, low to mid-80s. hot spot, pax river there. 85 degrees this afternoon. now, the light rain this morning moved through rather quickly. pretty much over until 7:00, 7:30. 81 up in bel air. rock hall, and 82 even down by the bay. 82, 58 today. 70, 47 now, the normals. record, 1985. 89. record low, 1876. long time ago. 34 degrees. right now, it's a west wind. coming down the mountain. so tends to heat up a little bit. but also dry out. and that's what's happened today. tomorrow, looks like maybe not quite as warm afternoon. we've got a weak front that came through the area. and the winds are going to go a little to the east/southeast. thinking it could drop temperatures a bit tomorrow. and still, to the west and southwest. a few little impulses, maybe a shower or brief thundershower in a couple of spots. the rain chances this week aren't that fabulous. but we'll take whatever you can get. because we're still below normal. still very warm down to the south. looks like we'll get back into that really warm air. i think maybe late thursday or into friday, temperatures will get back up into the mid or even upper 80s. tomorrow, a slight cooling as the winds go back off to the east and southeast. up to our north on the week, more chances of showers. then we'll have in our region. but we'll have some, hopefully in the area. southeast winds, 5 to 10 knots on the bay. there you go. off the ocean. bay temp, around 59. that has come up. so tonight, not a bad night. it will be partly cloudy later on. 58 for a low, which is a little warmer than it should be. 76 to maybe 79. we get more sunshine. a lot of clouds and maybe a shower. perhaps a rumble of thunder in a few spots. but chances of rain tomorrow, really aren't that impressive. >> oh. but warm again. >> happy may day. >> thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >> jfx shut down. i'm mike hellgren with the latest on the emergency road closure. what's wrong? 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