the outburst. he eventually pleaded guilty to public intoxication, public swearing and he was arrest. >> he didn't even know that a woman had arrested him. he did not remember being tazed that night. i can't understand how you can't remember -- being tazed. >> she said, he kept saying, i'll kill you all. >> i told him he needed to comply with my orders. that he was only making the situation worse. >> huguely comes from a wealthy family. he spent his high school years here. the head master told wjz, our hearts go out to all of the families involved in this terrible incident. we ask that you remember them in your thoughts and prayers. >> it's just so shocking. you know, to have a death at a school, let alone a murder. >> reporter: police are also looking into whether huguely threatened her before her death. and whether or not he had been drinking. >> it may not have come to the attention of authorities that could have taken the appropriate action. >> we'll have new legal analysis coming up tonight at 6:00. and as you mentioned before, mr. huguely sits in jail. his next court appearance is in june. we also stopped by the home of the roommate who found ms. love dead. her father was home and said the family declined to talk about the incident at this time. reporting live from chevy chase, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> mike, thank you. details for funeral services for yeardley love were just released. a funeral will take place friday afternoon at ruck funeral home in towson. a funeral service will be held at 10:00 a.m. saturday, at the cathedral of mary our queen. an accused terrorist, smiling in times square. that's what a new photograph shows. randall pinkston reports for wjz, on the exclusive photo of fasal shahzad. >> this photo, taken about a year and a half ago, shows faisal shahzad taken a year and a half ago, with friends and family, just 100 yards from where he's accused of leaving an suv, packed with explosives. his suburban life as a financial an lift, husband and father -- analyst, husband and furth, didn't raise red flags. but we are now learning that he bought a handgun in february. >> it appears that in march is when he decided to put this plan in motion. >> reporter: shahzad has already confessed he rigged up the bomb. and told investigators he got training in pakistan. so far, u.s. officials have not verified that claim. >> reporter: while he waits for his first hearing here, authorities are trying to determine his motive, and whether he had any help. >> what we're starting to see, more and more, the unguided missiles. and by that, i mean, they're given some training in terrorism. and they're told to go do something. >> reporter: fbi agents started watching shahzad late sunday, after they learned he recently bought the suv. police are also looking into this. because agents briefly lost track of him. >> i don't know why they lost surveillance on him. but this is not that unusual. in surveillance matters. >> reporter: authorities put shahzad on a no-fly list monday morning. but he was not arrested until he was already on a plane to dubai monday night. emirates airlines said it was working from an outdated left. -- list. now, the will require airlines to check for updated lists every two hours. >> and police believe the man shedding his shirt in that publicized video near the times square car bomb is not related to the attack. and police are not even looking for him at this point. new information tonight about a deadly halloween party at a howard county mansion. denise is in the newsroom with details judge frustreleased documents. >> well, kai, this deadly shooting took place last halloween at a $1.6 million mansion. 19-year-old aaron bryce and nathaniel quick. according to the times, documents released this week revealed that chaos at the scene of the shooting, at least four fights broke out that fight. and guests passed guns through the window into the party. according to the witnesses statement. witnesses also gave varying accounts of the shooting to police. providing drastically different descriptions of the suspect. >> the howard county times reports that the chaotic scene is what ultimately led them to drop charges. word of a special memorial for a special police officer, killed in the line of duty. smith burg was trying to arrest douglas pryor in 2007. pryor was accused of stabbing his girlfriend to death and fled to a house. nicholson was shot and killed as he approached that house. now a section of route 64 will be dedicated to him in the may 14th ceremony. pryor is now serving six life sentences for that shooting. officers surrender three baltimore officers. turn themselves in. now, wjz learns one of the officers has been in trouble before. wjz is live in east baltimore. adam may has the exclusive details from central booking. adam? >> mary, all three of those officers have been locked up here at central booking all afternoon. meanwhile, today, wjz has learned that one of the officers has faced misconduct ailgtzs in the past. and in fact -- allegations in the past. and in fact, the settlement cost city taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: three baltimore city police officers turned themselves in to central booking. they were indicted on kidnapping charges. they're accused of picking up two 15-year-olds in a police van last may. dropping one off at east baltimore and driving the other to howard county, leaving him at patapsco state park, with no shoes or a cell phone. the boy's family has now filed a $10 million lawsuit. >> there might be allegations of practices and procedures of something that has been allowed to go on. and has, in fact, been sanctioned by the hierarchy in the baltimore city police department. >> now, wjz larges -- learns one of the officers has been in trouble before. we discover court records from a 2008 complaint. they were fired by a man who claimed officer helen burned a cigarette into his forehead. the city settled that claim. helen was only back on patrol for about a year before being suspended with pay during this kidnapping investigation. >> it sometimes takes a while to look at all of the witnesses that prosecutors need to speak to and interview, prior to going to the grand jury. >> police officials have not commented on that 2008 settlement. but they are talking about the new allegations. >> we are not going to tolerate any behavior that undermines the integrity of this agency or the hard work of the men and women of bpd. >> reporter: and the city f.o.p. now is currently defending the officers. two had their bail set at $200,000. and officer helen, the one who had the previousations of misconduct, his bail was set at $250,000. >> all right, adam. thank you. the naacp say its applauds the indictment, not the officers tonight. new details tonight about the victims of a deadly crash in western immediate -- maryland. that crash happened in flints stone. it rolled hundreds of feet down a steep hillside. state police confirm all of the victims were from fayette city, pennsylvania. the only survivor, 18-year-old rachel ankwas spot -- ankram was spotted. >> you may soon see a spike in your water bill. baltimore public works officials want to boost water and sewer rates by 9% for city residents and businesses to cover costs to replace aging pipes. under the proposal, yearly water and sewer bills for the average family of four would increase by $81. the hearing on the proposed increase will be held june 9th. a beautiful wednesday out there. live look outside. pleasant evening with bright, blue skies. wjz has more. we're going to start with bob. >> it was a really speck -- spectacular day out there. barometer holding steady. well off to the north and northwest, there is a front that tomorrow morning will be in our neighborhood. and it might just kick up a widely scattered shower. i think most of the activity is going to be up to our north as it is right now, around cleveland and approaching buffalo. bernadette has a look at what is beyond that front for the rest of the day. bernadette? >> well, that front is going to come by. and as bob said, could spark a shower or thunderstorm. but most of the action is going to be off to the north once again. it get the out of here. but this weather pattern is going to move pretty rapidly. and another front moves through friday into saturday. as it does, the chance for a few showers or thunderstorms. behind it, much cooler air is going to arrive for the weekend. and we'll have that forecast coming up shortly. right now, back inside. >> bernadette, thank you. baltimore, get ready to start your engines. plan toss bring indy race -- prans -- plans to bring indy racing has more. gigi barnett has more on the deal and what it means for indy fans. >> the city skyline is one thing the indy racing league likes about baltimore. another thing, this is a big sports town. >> reporter: the deal is done. this saturday action baltimore will see next summer. indy-style racing, right through well-known downtown streets. and the city approved the agreement today. >> this is an exciting day in baltimore and if this car doesn't make you excited, you need to get your heart checked. >> reporter: they say the city's inner harbor is the perfect location. >> when i looked at the photograph of baltimore, it was like i hit the lottery. because i got the harbor and camden yards yards and wide enough streets and the ability to run the race without impacting too many businesses or residences. >> reporter: for two years, the city negotiated with baltimore racing development, a group of investors for the event. now, over the next five years, baltimore's grand prix will attract more than 100,000 visitors. sweep a little more than $11 million into the city's tax coffers. and create nearly 2,000 jobs. it's a deal baltimore needs in a sluggish economy. >> we know what a huge impact this is going to have for our community every summer. it really is probably going to be the most powerful tourism of the summer. >> reporter: baltimore streets aren't quite ready for high-end performance racing. over the next year, the city will plug potholes and pay for improvements to the tune of $7.5 million. the next step now is pitching the play to the indy racing lead. >> it's very interesting to indy. but also because of the beauty of the city. >> reporter: and altogether, between 12 and 14 million dollars will go into improvements and preparations for the race. the race is between august 5th and 7th, 2011. kai, back to you on tv hill. >> gigi, thank you. baltimore will join other cities like long beach, california. st. petersburg, florida. and sao palo, brazil. we're following breaking news now. captain mike perry with more from anne arundel cont i. county. mike? >> reporter: we're between 695, between 895 and route 2 in glen burnie, where a motorcycle has collided with a vehicle, causing substantial damage to the motorcycle. excuse me. and we believe fairly serious injury to the rider. as you can see, two medical units, pairmdzs and maryland state police are -- paramedics and maryland state police are block the right lanes. this is going to be on the outer loop of 695 at route 2, richie highway. expect delays as you come from baltimore county toward the key bridge. no word on the cause of this accident. back to you on tv hill. >> all right, captain mike. thank you. we'll continue to follow it. and still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 5:00. moving closer to land. growing concern over that massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico. tonight, the latest on the effort to contain it. i'm suzanne collins in sykesville. the residents of this town speak loud and clear about the decision to install speed cameras. they overturn that ordinance. i'll have that coming up next. on the fast track, why these students are in the right place at the right time to land jobs. and perfect weather in maryland. the updated weather forecast coming up with bob coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, imagine oil leaking over the gulf of mexico. it is arriving manuel gallegus reports for wjz, on the latest on containment efforts from lose lose. -- louisiana. >> this 75-ton concrete and british dome is what they hope will put an end to the massive oil leak. now gushing about 200,000 gallons a day. >> it will actually seal over the leak. and then we'll engineer piping that goes up to a barge and we'll be able to funnel the oil that is escaping now. >> reporter: 50 miles off the coast, remote-controlled machines are preparing the ocean floor for the placement of the four-story structure. 5,000 feet below the oily surface. >> bp expects to start containing the flow. thursday. saturday, it will begin pumping the oil to the service. and -- several -- surface. and we are hoping that it will stem the flow. >> they are racing to contain the contamination. >> local leaders and louisiana governor bobby jindal say jack boat barges like this one, will serve as staging on the gulf. >> you look it. stake it in the ground, across an option in the marsh. and it will actually, the wave action will help the oil collect. >> ribbons of rust-colored crude oil. satellite shows it is reaching the mississippi delta. and the damage to wildlife is already evident. this portuguese man-of-war struggled to stay alive. >> homeland security scet secretary -- secretary janet napolitano, along with others will tour the region tomorrow. if you're waiting near someone to get home from work, let's check the roads. >> we have three accidents. one of vem involving -- them involving a motorcycle. on the outer loop. and again, it is involving a motorcycle. causing a backup just past 97. meantime nbeckliesville, we have another vehicle involving -- accident involving a motorcycle. that accident at falls road. unfortunately, no real alternate. and as far as getting around that accident scene. now, meantime, there's a crash involving a motorcycle in catonsville on newberg avenue. another accident in sykesville on circle drive. painters mill road, at red runt. in aberdeen, a crash on philadelphia. at old philadelphia. and three accidents in the city, north mlk, at pennsylvania avenue, east lombard at south calvert. and east carrie at south clinton. still looking at a jam on 70 eastbound, approaching the beltway. and jams on the beltway, now down in the 20s in two sections. 26 miles an hour on the northwest side. there is a live look at the west side. there is a look at 95. watch for a jam in the northbound lanes as you approach the beltway. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. call 1-800 the firm or visit cochran firm.com for a free consultation. a big honor for governor martin o'malley. he is in chicago, being named biogovernor of the year. including $75 million in funding for the state's universities and colleges. >> reporter: maryland's biotech industry is being cultivated right before our eyes. inside labs like this at baltimore community colleges, life science institute. student catisha is positioning herself for the future. >> i'm currently interested in the forensics department as well as testing. >> the students are enrolled in the applied science program. >> we actually have to use our brain. and actually do hands on. >> many will go on to become lab techs. and director kathleen norris says their stills are -- skills near demand. >> right now, some of the industries have pulled back and are not hiring as well. but there's more money in research now. >> 15 students in this program will graduate this year. and many have already secured jobs here in maryland. >> reporter: and for those still looking for jobs, here's a lead straight from governor martin o'malley, who today was named biogovernor of the year at an international conference in chicago. >> a great maryland company. they're hiring 500 additional people this year. human genome sciences. their earnings were up 400% this year. this is an industry that even in these tough times has continued to add jobs in maryland. >> governor o'malley was recognized for launching a 10- year, $1.3 billion initiative for moving maryland's biotech industry forward. it's a green kind of day. let's take a look at temps. beautiful day out there. research or just getting some sun. 79 now. dew points in the 40s. winds southeast at 10. we'll come back and look at the end of the week into the weekend after this. clear the afternoon for that. that's for sure it's a bit cooler on the water. take a look at temps around the area. upper 70s to low 80s. that's where most places are now. and the cool spot, ocean city there by the beach at 67. 75, oakland. hagerstown coming in at 83 degrees now winds a little southeast now. and tomorrow, they're going to go being bato the west. and that will bring in oorktsd air mass because of this front out to the west. and that is snow this morning, actually. over northern montana. yes, cold enough in the 30s. there was some snow. and that area of low pressure is going to ride quickly after this one. friday night. we'll have a front going through the region. maybe showers late friday night. this front is moving very quickly across the great lakes. already making it into did troit and buffalo now. with skinny little line of showers. most of this activity looks like it's going to pass again to our north. tomorrow morning, maybe 6 to 9, maybe a brief shower. primarily tomorrow will be a dry and breezy day. behind the front, the winds go back out to the west. and we'll watch high pressure build in. so thursday afternoon, all day friday. beautiful friday night. that next system, a little stronger, passes through. i think there will be sunshine friday afternoon. this is where we could see pretty good thunderstorms by the time it gets to late, late friday night and saturday morning, may have some showers. but it getting wet again over the weekend. bay temp up to 62. tonight, clear to partly cloudy. 58. and a little milder than last night. and tomorrow, early morning, maybe an isolated shower. otherwise, 83 with a breeze in the afternoon. it will dry out. all in all, a nice thursday. just a few scattered showers early in the morning. that's about all i am expecting. >> okay. >> we can handle it. thanks, bob. still ahead on eyewitness news at 5:00. chaos in greece. the outrage bringing protestors to the streets with a deadly outcome. nutritional concerns. tonight in healthwatch, the new concern of an effective daily supplement. a group of iraqi kids is learning the game they love right here in maryland. opportunities they don't have at home. i'm andrea fujii. that story coming up on eyewitness n n,,,,,,,, it's just after 5:30. 79 degrees and sunny around maryland right now. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. some say speed cameras improve safety. others call them a government money maker. but when the town council in sykesville, carroll county, voted them in, suzanne collins reports, residents responded no way. >> against. against. for. >> reporter: it's a moment of true democracy. the people of sykesville have spoken. even though the town council voted overwhelmingly for speed cameras, the calculus fought back, gathering enough to put it on the ballot. allow its -- allowing it to be overturned. >> i think it's trickery. >> to get money? >> to get money. >> 208 voted for speed cameras. but 321 voted against. the town manager said people felt adam mant -- adamantly one way or the other. >> folks who live on cul-de- sacs or have philosophical reasons feel strongly. >> reporter: three speed zone cameras were to be established. one here at sykesville. >> my 10-year-old son goes to piney ridge which is just down the street. and he's told me several times that a car has gone speeding by. >> reporter: police say a traffic survey showed it didn't change behavior. >> in one location, it does show that we had about 800 vehicles a day, traveling 12 miles or greater over the posted speed limit. >> reporter: many who voted against the speed cameras say yes, speed suggest wrong. but they just didn't want those cameras in their small, historic town. >> i didn't like the idea of the cameras. i care very much about the speed issue. and it is an issue. and i think were needs to pitch in and slow down. but i wanted there to be another way. >> people opposed to the speed cameras law had to collect 120 signatures in just 20 days to get the signature on the ballot. a washington, d.c. school principal will beremain behind bars. >> reporter: all three suspects were caught on surveillance camera, using brian bets' credit card. after he was murdered. detectives say the teens killed betts during a botched robbery attempt. the three are charged with murder. but their parent says they're innocent. >> what would you like us to know about your son. >> he didn't kill nobody. >> we don't want any comments. unfortunately, this is a sad case for either the victim or ourselves. so right now, we just want to try to go and, you know, find some type of restitution in our heart for all of this whole matter. >> reporter: >> the montgomery county attorney says that all three teens could face the possibility of life in prison without patrol. >> parole. >> coworkers went to betts' home after he failed to show up to work at the middle school. angry plans against the government's new plan. joel brown reports for wjz with the latest. >> reporter: angry mobs hurled molotov cocktails at greek police then storm the steps outside parliament, where they were met with tear gas. smoke poured out of this bank in athens after demonstrators set it on fire. three people were trapped inside and killed. demonstrations are one thing. murder is another, said the greek prime minister in his plea to end the violence. the riots, along with the nationwide strike that shut down schools and airports are response to greek government plans to slash salaries, pengs and -- pensions and raise taxes. those painful measures are intended to save greece from financial ruin. the rest of the country is offering a $141 billion bailout package. but only if greek lawmakers agree to the cuts. the turbulence on the streets of greece put the world's financial markets into a tailspin. stocks plunged on wall street on tuesday and were down again wednesday morning. because investors worry that greece's debt trouble could spread. if more european countries go broke, they won't pay back american banks. and they could stop buying u.s., at a time when the u.s. is trying to recover from its own economic crisis. joel brown, cbs news. >> today marks the first death during a protest in greece since 1991. at least 12 other people have been hurt so far. newsweek was founded back in 1933. the company took ownership five decades ago. the post says newsweek has been piling up losses since 2007, due to falling ad revenue. those are expected to continue into the future. >> one of the world's largest shoe and apparel companies is cutting more than 1,000 jobs worldwide. that's 5% of its work force. about 500 of those jobs will be at nike headquarters in oregon. nike says the cuts are necessary to remain competitive in the current economic climate. in today's healthwatch, many people take nutritional supplements to get more vitamins and minerals. new research finds taking too much can increase your risk of cancer. >> reporter: as sue got older, she started taking nutritional supplements to stay healthy. >> it has vitamin c. and a lot of other things in it. >> reporter: david balfour believes in vitamins, too. >> a multivitamin has all of the letters of the alphabet. a, b, c, d, e. >> but new research finds taking high doses ever -- of anti-oxidant supplements can make us sick. the doctor found it by adding large amounts of vitamin c and e. >> the levels we find to be optimal for cell growth are the normal amounts for people taking normal diets. and the ones we find associated with increase in genetic abnegotiates are -- abnormalities are in the same range as those taking the supplements. >> and those link to cancer. >> among those are cumulative genetic abnormalities. >> reporter: the study does not mean you should stop eating foods rich in anti-oxidants like milk, food, peanuts. this study found there is no down side to filling up on these kinds of foods. >> reporter: researchers say a multivitamin is also fine. it's when people take 10 or 100 times the amount in a daily multivitamin that causes problems. sue says she's careful about what she takes. >> you don't just grab a handful of vitamins off the health food shelf. >> reporter: because too much of a good thing can be bad for you. in los angeles, sanda -- sandra hughes, wjz eyewitness news. >> normal amounts have been seen to help treat for instance asthma. also, the maker of 40 children's medications shuts down the facilities where those medications are produced. fda inspectors say they found unsanitary conditions at the plant near philadelphia. they're also looking at whether ingredients that may have been contaminated mank used. meanwhile, they are asking parents to use private label alternatives. time for a look at the baltimore sun. morgan stanley begins its move to harbor point, creating hundreds of new jobs. more on the decision by the department of public works to boost water rates. and coverage of the vigil tonight at uva in memory of yeardley love. remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. well, a group of youngsters from iraq spent the day playing baseball at the cal cal ripken academy. andrea fujii explains that the academy teamed up. >> after an 18-hour trip from iraq, this group has one thing on their mind. >> i went to a class on it. >> expecting the student to actually play with a baseball team. >> reporter: the government group sports united collaborated with the iraqi baseball federation to help bring 10 kids and their coaches to the united states. and the ripken academy was happy to jump on board. >> we have been lucky enough to work with countries such as southafrica, taiwan. >> the kids range in age from 15 to 17 years old. they say opportunities like this don't happen at home. >> we can't practice baseball because we don't even have the right stadium. >> reporter: we're told these girls are very tent tive of -- tent tive of being on camera. sports for iraqi women is looked down upon. >> for security reasons and also due to some of the traditions, they do not always get the opportunities that they want. >> reporter: many are here just to learn the basics. >> he just wants to be mentioned. >> reporter: the kids say they don't know much about american baseball. many don't have tvs. >> we don't have channels that show baseball games in baghdad at this point. >> red sox. gave a literal transition -- translation for the word. >> and now they know cal ripken and his academy. an organization that is hoping to share the game with everyone. >> we hope to spepped spread the game more and prr and more so that it becomes more popular. >> reporter: in harford county, andrea fujii. wjz eyewitness news the. and the kids will be in the area for 10 days. next week, they'll be in camden yards for a baseball lesson. >> i hope they enjoy their stay. still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. suspect on the run. the extreme length this man goes to to avoid police. daring rescue. crews get three adventurous college students to safety. i'm bob turk. the first warning weather center. more sunshine headed our way. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. storebut first, here's today's report from wall street. ,,,,,, ,,,,,, when it comes to constipation relief... miralax is the one. it's the one. the one recommended by more doctors. only miralax is clinically proven to relieve constipation 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[ male announcer ] remove three times more soap scum per swipe with the new mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber. it is pretty tough to top. gorgeous afternoon. how about your thursday? will it be almost as nice? >> we have another front that will come through. we'll start out with temperatures in the low 60s. there could be alt an isolated shower. more sunshine mixing in again. temperatures overall, looking good. for the rest of the five-day, here's bob. tomorrow will be an awfully nice day. friday, it will even be cooler. clouds and sunshine by nighttime. clouds burning. scattered showers late. after midnight, into saturday, early afternoon. 78, 74. down it a chilly 43 saturday night and breezy on saturday. 64 on mother's day. a little cooler. and 66. a lot of sun here on monday. >> all right, bob. thank you. in today's energy saver. as humidity kicks in this summer, you should know there are energy-star dehumidifiers. they use 10 to 20% less energy. and that can save consumers more than $230 in energy costs per year. for more information on how you can be an energy saver, go to wjz.com, and click on our special section on the home page. fire investigators are surveying the damage after a truck explodes near a san antonio refinery today. the 18-wheeler was being loaded with fuel. setting off a chain-reaction smaller blast. at least one person was critically burned. heavy smoke also forced residents within a half mile radius to evacuate. an ohio man is free tonight after spending 30 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. 52-year-old raymond toller was vindicated based on new darn testing which proves he did not rape an 11-year-old girl in a cleveland park. the judge advised himy -- him he could file a lawsuit over the ordeal. they have been working on his case since 2004. three college students in georgia tempted fate and nearly paid with their lives. they jumped into a fast-moving creek and soon found themselves nide be -- needing to be rescued. third person made it out after he was given a life jacket. none of them suffered any serious injuries. a carjacking suspect in oregon makes a dangerous run. take a look. donald evangertried successfully to swim away. watch as he reaches into his waistband for what looks like a gun. the officer subdues him with a taser. the gun turned out to be fake but multiple charges against him are real. check in with eyewitness news at 6:00. for all of these stories and more coming up, denise is standing by with a preview. a man is struck and critically injured. new at 6:00, police need your help to identify him. new meaning to swimming with the fishes. university of maryland researchers, making mini submarines that actually swim like fish. find out why. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news at 6:00. >> stay with us. eyewitness sports is next. this is mark viviano. the o's are struggling. and the front office is fed up. word of a warning, plus highlights from today's game in new york. and what's hot in hoops. the late evaluate from the nba play -- latest from the nba play-offs when eyewitness news continues. tarting with o's baseball. >> i'm just getting tidied up here. >> and it's not a long season but has been. >> it can be a real long season if you don't win. andy macphail has seen enough. he sounded a warning to those basically in hitting. in a wote to baltimore sun, macphail says to put it kindly, some hitters are underperforming. quote, i'm not staying with them forever. it's not a suicide pact. they'll have to start performing or go to norfolk. our patience is not inexhaustible. end quote. a limited number have options. but with that warning, they would head out to face yankees pitcher andy pettitte who has dominated the o's. nolan rimold, with two runners on. his first at-bat. he grounded a double play. another frustrating day at the plate. and with that, the birds' glove work, not so hot either. two outs. fourth inning. mark teixeira. lou montanez was there to make the catch. but he didn't make the catch. a glaring misplay. and two runs would score for new york. when an out would have ended the inning. the birds' bats did come to life late. wigging ton and homers came. he's been their best hitter. but that wasn't enough to avoid a sweep. o's lose their third straight in the bronx. 7-5. the final. they will play at minnesota tonight. outfielder adam jones watched today's game from the bench. he suffered the injury last night, visibly pained after a swing during an at-bat tuesday. his condition, day to day. no word on the severity of the injury or how long jones can be out of the lineup. four orioles are already on the disabled list. the o's head to minnesota's new outdoor ballpark. today, the twins took on the tiger. goes to the wall. orlando hudson will hustle around to score. minnesota up 3-1 in the third. then to tiger's turn in the place. similar to what we saw in the o's place. singles to right. brendan bosh is there. but he can't make the catch. these are big leaguers. in comes the run. twins 5-4. they're in first place. o's play a four-game series in minnesota starting tomorrow. don't do that, kids. coming up next hour, the stars are out in l.a. jack nick olson -- nick -- nicholson. david beckham. kobe bryant out to defend their nba title. round 2 of the play-offs. and we'll bring you up-to-date on all of the basketball action on eyewitness news at 6:00. coming up, 9:00 a.m. we'll be joined by shanda schilling, who is kurt's wife. >> and she is now a new york times best-selling author. >> thanks, mark. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. troubled relationship. the privileged athlete accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend, a star lacrosse player from cockeysville is in the spotlight. i'm mike hellgren, wjz investigates a violent incident in his past. and new developments in the murder case. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, coming up now on eyewitness news at 6:00. what sparked the violent murder of a virginia student from baltimore county. the latest on the search for motive. and measure on the suspect's background. accused of taking a teenager and leaving him. one of the officers is accused in a previous case of misconduct. that's coming up. lone wolf? investigators are trying to determine if the accused car bomb suspect acted alone. what he's saying tonight. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. fate alt attraction. -- fatal attraction. a virginia college student murdered. her ex-boyfriend, now charged. >> tonight, information about his previous run-ins with police. >> hello, everybody. i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. hoos what people are talking talk -- here's what people are talking about tonight. >> they are trying to unravel why a virginia university student allegedly killed his ex- girlfriend. mike hellgren reports with more on his background. >> reporter: a