yet been determined. she did have some facial fractures. a bone fracture. >> reporter: neighbors say richards did not have a job before this happened. police don't believe he had an accomplice. and they say the only motive is robbery. >> that's devastating. that's awful to think someone would go so far as to take another person's life that lives next door. >> i was there on the scene. i was one of the first members of the families to arrive. she died of a very tragic death. and she did not deserve it. >> reporter: the family shared a snapshot of her life with mourners. robinson was a mom, a grandmother, a widow, who worked at several hospitals before retiring a few years back. >> we both came from north carolina. and we called each other homegirls. >> she was a good friend. very nice, beautiful person. >> reporter: flowers now sit next to the windows of her boarded home. now this tight-knit neighborhood is trying to heal from this vicious crime. >> reporter: and police wouldn't reveal what led them to richards. they arrested him last night. he had no prior criminal record. mary? >> such a sad story, mike. thank you. robinson was just 61 years old. a mystery in howard county tonight after construction workers find a body. crews found the body of michael thomas cobb in the woods yesterday. police used his fingerprints to identify him. cobb's family told investigators he was last seen august 12th. police do not suspect foul play, but an investigation into the death continues. a 10-year-old boy is the latest victim in violence in baltimore city. he was hit by a bullet, while inside his east baltimore home. and tonight, police say they are still searching for the gunman. wjz is live at city police headquarters. gigi barnett has details of this investigation and an update on the child's condition for us. gigi? >> reporter: well, mary, so far, that child's condition is good. he was released from the hospital today. police are convassing -- canvassing his neighborhood. looking for the victim and the suspect who shot him. >> betty is reminded of the violence she saw and heard inside her home. it happened when her family was having dinner. >> we just heard these gunshots. pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: coleman said someone opened her front door on north lakewood avenue around 10:00 p.m. and opened fire. one of the bullets struck her grandson. 10-year-old tevian. >> next thing i know, tevian comes up. he said, mama, i've been shot. i've been shot. i said, no, you haven't. >> reporter: until he showed her his hand. >> that's when he held his arms up. and there's a big hole in his arm, and blood just running. by this time, i done lost it. i done lost it. >> we're trying to figure out if these acts of violence are related. >> reporter: police say it's the latest in a string of violence. now, the government is promising a crackdown. it begins with commanders hitting the streets. using plain clothed officers to catch up with suspects. >> it is frustrating, right? time after time, we're sitting before the podium, or behind microphones, with another life taken by gun violence. it does get tiring to have to do that. but we're getting better. >> reporter: see -- so far in baltimore, detectives have tracked 267 shootings this year. and the total number of shootings, facial and -- fatal and nonfatal is more than 200. for tevian, those numbers have struck home. >> feel like the [ inaudible ] >> reporter: and police officers say they are trying to reassure tevian that they are searching for the suspect in his particular case. meanwhile, in the city, there have been at least 400 shootings so far, whether they were fatal or nonfatal this year. the number of shootings, compared to the same time last year, is actually down. back to you on tv hill. >> and we have one more statistic for our viewers. there were 14 homicides in the city just last month. killed while trying to run to safety. a glen burnie 7-eleven clerk gunned down during a robbery, and tonight, police hope someone will recognize the men responsible. suzanne collins is in the newsroom with the just-released surveillance photos. >> reporter: anyone with information in this case could be eligible for a reward of up to $15,000. these are surveillance photos from inside the store. three suspects enter the store on august 9th and demanded cash. the store's clerk, yuceph atia, was shot and killed, while trying to run away. one of the suspects was carrying a black, nike backpack. after the shooting, they were all seen headed north on marley boulevard. >> thank you, suzanne. if you have information about this case, you are asked to call police. again, you could be eligible for a reward of up to $15,000. the first cases of the west nile virus have been diagnosed in maryland. the state health department says a baltimore county adult and a montgomery county senior are infected. >> the west nile virus is carried and transmitted to people by infected mosquitoes. maryland has now confirmed its first cases in the season. one in baltimore county, the other in montgomery county. >> west nile virus is a problem because it's a disease that can be relatively mild, or it can lead to death. it can be very serious. fortunately, here in maryland, we have few cases. these are the first two cases this year. >> reporter: symptoms usually appear three to 15 days after being bitten by an infected mosquito. symptoms include fever, headache, rash and swollen lymph glands. >> health experts say it has become a problem. and while the risk is low, they encourage people to use precautions. >> reporter: get rid of standing water around your home. cover your legs and arms at dawn and dusk, when mosquitoes areute the most. and using bug repellent. so far, 1200 have been tested for the virus in maryland this year. but only one in anne arundel county has tested positive. >> the risk for west nile virus will continue throughout the mosquito season. this is primarily until the first frost when the mosquitoes die off. you need to be vigilant. watch out for mosquitoes, protect yourself, keep your environment free of mosquitoes, certainly until the first frost. don't let your guard down. >> west nile virus surfaced in maryland a decade ago. and several people have died from a severe form of it. >> we have breaking news right now, on the westbound side of the bay bridge. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene of the accident, involving a tractor-trailer. captain mike perry has more for us. mike? >> reporter: yeah, this is a real bad accident, denise. this is the westbound span of the chesapeake bay bridge on the anne arundel county side. near the toll plaza. there's about a four-mile backup from the eastern shore to the western shore. apparently the tractor-trailer rear-ended, then drove the car into the side rail of the bray bridge, causing the driver to be significantly and heavily trapped inside the vehicle. now, we do have a maryland state police medivac helicopter en route to sandy state park. they will be landing there and awaiting the rescue of the person inside the motorcycle which is trapped. we don't know about any injuries to anyone else here, the driver of the tractor- trailer, et cetera. we'll continue to monitor this situation and keep you updated. but we can tell you for certain that the westbound span of the chesapeake bay bridge, from the eastern shore to over at the toll plaza -- the -- on the western side, closed in its entirety as this rescue continues. maryland transportation authority police are en route. and you can see, anne arundel and queen anne's fire are on the way. >> thank you. new insight into what caused the freight train derailment. the accident happened on august 5th. a csx transportation spokesman says there is no doubt that a broken rail caused 13 cars to jump the tracks. no one was hurt. the track will now be replaced around labor day. in 2001, a more serious derailment led to a chemical fire that disrupted downtown baltimore for a week. maryland health officials report seven more heat-related deaths this summer. the total so far this year is now 26. all but one of the victims had underlying health problems that contributed to their death. well, let's take a live look outside on this friday evening. another day with temperatures back in the low 90s. but there's no rain. and it's not that humid, i guess. we'll find out. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist bernadette woods and meteorologist tim williams are updating your forecast. >> denise, you're right. the humidity is down a little bit. yes, it's warm out there. it's 90 degrees. but the thing is, you can get some relief if you head into the shade. you can't even get that relief. that's one of those really high dew points and humidity. here's how it looks. when we open everything up, you can see something going -- nothing going on. the next storm system is out to the west. and that's where there are a lot of thunderstorms and how all of this is going to play into our forecast. here's tim in the outback. tim? >> we're definitely going to see them by the weekend. until then, though, things look good for the outdoor activity. can't ignore one of the hottest tickets in town has been a berth. going down in about two hours. first pitch, mainly clear and mild. game-time high. by the end of the weekend. you'll have more details on the timing of that in your complete updated first warning forecast. back-to-school countdown is on. baltimore county schools are set to begin in a little less than a week. principals are getting an early lesson on this year's academic goals. in this wjz school watch report, andrea fujii tells us what new challenges they face. >> 700 baltimore county school leaders gathered at perry hall high school to learn about priorities for 2010. >> it's more than a pep talk. it's a tone-setting for the year. and will continue to do the work. >> i think today really brought the sense of cohesiveness and what we need to do to get to the next level. >> reporter: baltimore county's graduation rate is 86%. and 68% for african american males. the highest in the country for a large district. >> reporter: half of the county's high schools, including right here at perry hall, were named on newsweek's list of top high schools in the country. >> reporter: but the superintendent wants principals to set expectations even higher. >> we want to continue the progress that we have in place, in terms of preparing our students for the high school assessment assessment. >> always looking at every one of them. making sure no kids fall through the cracks. >> reporter: tight budgets and new curriculum. >> we are looking at being more efficient in our use of resources. >> i'm anticipating a very challenging year in my school in particular, with infusing technology into the curriculum. >> these school leaders say they're excited to see the summer come to a close. >> looking forward to getting kids back in two weeks and starting again. >> reporter: andrea fujii, wjz eyewitness news. >> and baltimore county schools start august 30th. >> yea. >> i know. right? [ laughter ] >> no, i'll miss my children. but time to go back to school. still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 5:00. busted, a modern day bonnie and clyde. how agents tracked them down. worried about contaminated eggs. now, millions more recalled. i'm alex demetrick. coming up, a small force with a big job. that story as eyewitness news continues. and a serious accident on the bay bridge. right now, sky eye chopper 13 remains on the scene in anne arundel county. we'll have an update on this breaking news in a few moments. ,,,, narrator: a local entrepreneur had an idea for a new neighborhood business. and with help from small business loans sponsored by governor martin o'malley, arrow bicycle shop opened its doors in 2008. this governor gets it. it's our job to give maryland businesses the tools they need to grow and create jobs. narrator: now, arrow bicycle shop is making main street stronger... selling bikes and creating new jobs. o'malley understands what a business like mine needed to get started. narrator: martin o'malley. moving maryland forward. we continue to follow that breaking news on the bay bridge. wjz has complete coverage with sharon gibala and captain mike perry. let's start with captain mike perry over the scene of the accident. mike? >> reporter: this is a very, very serious collision. this is actually on the westbound span of the bay bridge. it occurred about 15 minutes ago. this is going to be on the sandy point side, westbound span, a tractor-trailer has collided with a car, causing a heavy rescue to the operator of the vehicle -- of the car. as you can see, firefighters, a number of them, are standing around the outside of this car, which was crushed on the front and back. apparently after being struck by the truck, it was pushed into one of the guardrails on the westbound span, causing the driver to be trapped inside that vehicle. maryland state police medivac helicopter trooper 1, out of mark state airport has just landed on the westbound span. there are a number on anne arundel county and queen anne's county. fire units on the scene for this heavy rescue. most importantly, what it has done is explos closed -- is closed the eastbound span of the bay bridge. there is about three miles of traffic just sitting on the bridge. and there is also a delay on the eastbound span of the bay bridge. as can you see, they normally would run two-way operations. would run three lanes eastbound. but now, only two lanes are going eastbound. and there is at least a mile or two backup on the westbound side. [ inaudible ] keep you updated as we continue to gather information. >> all right. we're having a little difficult with the signal there. but captain mike perry is going to stay over the scene and keep updating us. right now, let's go to sharon gibala. she is watching the situation on the bay. >> reporter: good afternoon, everyone. it is causing quite a backup. and the unfortunate situation of that is that there isn't good backup. we can show you another perspective. there is a look at 50 at the bridge. you can see traffic coming by. if we can get the signal back, we'll show you the live picture again. again, it's 50 westbound. blocking the lanes. accident involving a tractor- trailer. a backup at this point to roman coke road. and that delay is only going to ton to grow as the bridge stays closed. medivac just arrived on the scene. hopefully when they actually take off, they'll be able to get a lane open. meantime, plenty of other problems to talk about as well, including an accident on the top side of the beltway still. that is on the outer loop at york road. it is still causing some delays there. you're also looking at another accident on the beltway. this one on the inner loop at bel air road, blocking the right lane, causing a backup there. watch for an accident, west friendship at northbound 32. another in the city. callaway. as far as delays go, 95 northbound slow. 32 to 175. five minutes there. with an average speed of 25 miles an hour. there's a look at your drive times and your speeds on the beltway. extremely slow. especially on the top side. all because of the two earlier accidents we had on york road. there again is a live picture at 50 at the bay bridge. that is the big problem. shut down at the bay bridge. expect big delays. also expect delays if you're headed to the beach between 97 and the severn river bridge. typical delays. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's. bill's has got it all for you. call 1-877-75-bills. >> thank you very much, sharon gibala. we'll continue to follow that situation. bernadette is here with a fairly humid day. but not bad. >> not too bad, especially when from what we've had so far this summer. today wasn't one of the worst ones. 96 is where we sit right now. that's our high on the day. and tim and i were just adding it up. this saturday 49th time this year we've hit 90 degrees. the record, 54. isn't that incredible? >> really? >> that's 49th. as we take a look at the forecast coming up later. there is another chance furthermore. but there is a chance for thunderstorms to return. and we'll have that forecast coming up. ,,,,,, welcome back, everybody. there is the sun out. looking over federal hill in the city. a beautiful sunset is going to be today. and a warm summer afternoon. so far today, we've topped out at 90 degrees. and we were just talk being this right before the break. the 49th time this year we've hit 90 degrees. now, as we head into the evening, the temperatures are starting to drop. and we are already down to about 88 in d.c., 82 degrees in ocean city. now, the winds are out of the north. and that's what is keeping the humidity somewhat in check for today. but even with the temperatures up there, an air quality alert is still in effect for the rest of today. we'll have to keep you updated on that tomorrow if that gets extended or not. here's the next storm system out there. it's still pretty high out there. this is going to head out. so high pressure again tomorrow. sunny to partly cloudy skies. temperatures not all that bad. close to 90 degrees. but here comes that storm on sunday. thunderstorms start to break out during the afternoon. and this storm is going to stall in the area through at least monday. it could even stick around through tuesday. so monday, more clouds around. temperatures coming way down. and a chance for a few rounds of maybe even showers out there, in addition to a thunderstorm. now, if this sticks around into tuesday, we're going to keep those clouds around. and also a chance for a few showers. we'll try to get it out of here as we head through the second half of the week. overall, on the waters, bay temperatures, 82 degrees. winds out of the northeast, turning around to the southeast at 5 to 10 knots. forecast looks like this. pretty quiet one out there. we're going down to 68 degrees. a mild night. then tomorrow, we go up to 88. sunny to partly sunny skies. a warm afternoon. a nice day for a lot of the outdoor events going on still this time of year. and thin, as we head -- then, as we head into the next couple of days, we'll see the thunderstorm chances return. ocean city looks like this. tomorrow, 84 degrees. great week day. and most of sunday is not looking too bad. the chance of thunderstorms is coming in later in the day. and then sunday afternoon, not too bad. something we'll have to watch for later sunday. >> you rarely get mid-80s in august. >> i know. especially with that water coming in. that's great. >> thank you. >> thank you, bernadette. still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. infamous astronaut. she attacked her romantic rival. now, lisa nowak's future is in jeopardy with the navy. i'm suzanne collins in west baltimore. the mother of a child who was killed while on his bicycle, wants to reach out to other children to warn them about the dangers. that story coming up next. deep water discovery. oil still in the gulf. what it means for the ecosystem. >> and sky eye chopper 13 remains on the scene of the crash. captain mike has an update coco,,,,,,,,,,,, nothing worked on my eczema until new cortizone-10 intensive healing eczema lotion. the power of cortizone-10 plus restora helps heal my symptoms. cortizone-10 -- feel the heal. it is 5:28. 98 degrees and sunny. here are some of the stories people are talking about. right now, a tractor-trailer and a car collide on the bay bridge. and right now, there is a major backup. and at least one person appears to be seriously injured. captain mike perry is over the scene of accident in anne arundel county. mike? >> hello, denise. just around 5:00 this evening, a tractor-trailer and a car collide on the westbound span of the chesapeake bay bridge. on the anne arundel county side. tractor-trailer collides with the car. drives from the rear. driving it into one of the side rails. causing the driver to be trapped inside of the passenger vehicle. now, the man was rescued by workers. hoo is now being loaded into a maryland state medivac helicopter what was landed. he will be transported to shock trauma. westbound expands now. at least 4 or 5 mile it is extending back over the canton arrows. all of these cars stranded on the bridge as the rescue attempts continue. we are told the accident will be cleared as soon as possible. but at this moment, with all of the fire apparatus here, it looks like it will be quite sometime before traffic is restored to normal. this is also affecting eastbound traffic. now they're only getting two. so the backup is well back into annapolis. back to you. >> as far as we know, only that one person is injured. is that right? >> that appears to be correct, denise. looks like the driver of the tractor-trailer is there. >> thank you, captain mike perry in sky eye chopper 13. a 12-year-old child dies riding his bike into traffic. now, his mother is using this tragedy to warn other young people to be extremely careful. suzanne collins explains, joshua blackwell was a promising young 8th grader. >> reporter: brenda white grieves, looking at photos of her 12-year-old adopted son joshua blackwell, who died on his bike yesterday. the 8th grader raced down the hill, not stopping at a stop sign. and police say he slid under a car, crossing windsor mill road. >> when i got there, they were pumping his chest. and i just fell to my knees. >> reporter: brenda white and her family adopted three boys. joshua was just 4 then. she said he had been in many foster homes and would try to get out at night. she would guard the porch and stop him. >> i would put him in my arms. and he would scream and kick and cry. and take him back in. >> but when brenda's sister and mother passed away, she has become more deeply involved with raising the boys, with a firm and loving hand. joshua's death leaves her heart broken. but she wants to speak out to other children. >> i just hope his death is not in vain and that all kids will listen to their parents, do what they say. and that when you ride your bike, to do it safely. >> reporter: joshua suffered a massive head injury. late today, police decided they will not charge the driver of the honda element, believing she was not to blame. >> reporter: when a child dies, it might get easy to get angry or want to blame someone. but brenda white says she is not doing that. she says she only felt sympathy and compassion for the driver, who witnesses say was hysterical at the time. >> my heart goes out to her. i know it was not intentional. it was something that couldn't be helped. it was an accident. >> and joshua's mother says it is a good time for kids and parents to review bike safety rules. you can find a link at wjz.com. a man suspected in the link of a homicide is arrested by baltimore county police. seanshawn patrick was taken into custody late last night. in connection with the death of donald russell. russrussell was found last night. police believe mryncza is believed to be homeless. >> they call themselves a modern-day bonnie and clyde. but after nearly a month on the run, they are finally in custody. as kendis gibson reports, the couple is being investigated for a murder that happened while they were on the run. >> america's most wanted fugitives are behind bars. >> it is finally over. >> escaped prisoner john mcclusky was at a campsite. along with his fiance and cousin. when s.w.a.t. moved in, welch grew -- drew a gun but then swapped it. >> he made a statement. i had gotten back to the tent. there was a gun there. and that he would have killed the officers involved. >> reporter: mcclusky who was in an arizona prison for attempted second-degree murder escaped last month with two are the inmates. officials say welch helped from the outside by throwing a pair of cutters to the man over the security fence. convicted murderers were eventually caught. but mcclusky and welch eluded police for three weeks. the couple is suspected in several crimes, including a double murder in new mexico. the bodies of an elderly couple were found inside a burnt-out camper. authorities say mcclusky admitted to the killings during thursday's arrest. >> he said the murder weapon is over in the tent. >> a park ranger spotted the couple's stolen car at the campsite. mcclusky even talked to the ranger. a decision he told police he regretted. >> he also stated that he should have killed the forest ranger when he had an opportunity to. >> reporter: the couple considered themselves a modern- day bonnie and clyde. investigators are now searching the campsite where they were caught, looking for evidence that connects them to any of the crimes. kendis gibson, cbs news. >> it's not clear where the fugitives traveled while on the run. authority says they looked into seven -- 700 tips from every state during the man hunt. a funeral today for the deadly plane crash in alaska. a service for lobbist bill philips was held today. stevens and three others also died in that crash last week. the group was on a fishing trip. phillips 13-year-old son willy survived. in south carolina, hundreds of mourners said their farewells to two toddlers who authorities say were killed by their mother. if the two were laid to rest in orangeburg this afternoon. they say their mother, shakwan duly, suffocated them, put them in her car and roll today over. she is now charged with two counts of murder and was not allowed out of jail today for the service. former astronaut, lisa nowak, who pleaded guilty to attacking her romantic rival, now faces an uncertain future with the navy. a panel recommended that she should be discharged from the service. the secretary of the navy will make the final decision. the rockville resident famously drove across country in disguise to confront a romantic rival at an airport. she received probation for her guilty plea. from rap stars to presidents, lingering questions tonight about whether wyclef jean can run for president of haiti. he planned to run for president of his native count row this month -- country this month. now he has to await to see if he has been approved as an eligible candidate. the final list of candidates should be released sometime today. well, tonight marks four months since at this time worst oil spill in u.s. history. now there is concern about where all of that oil is. while the government says most of the oil is already cleaned up or dispersed, scientists from the university of georgia say a large amount of oil is deep under water. but the particles are show small -- so small, they can't be seen by the naked eye. the oil is taking longer to break down because of cold water temperatures. that means the plume will linger for quite sometime. a hijacking grounds an american airlines jet for hours. tonight, authorities are looking for the person who call today in. the american airlines flight sat on the tarmac in san francisco for hours yesterday after someone called in that threat. two passengers were taken into police custody to be questioned. authorities say the two were picked at random and then later released. the fbi then determined that the phone threat was not credible. it's another sign of the tough economic times. the number of americans making hardship withdrawals from their retirement accounts has reached a 10-year high. according to fidelity investments, 62,000 borrowed from their 401k accounts. nearly half also took a hardship withdrawal last year. a need must be shown in order to qualify for the withdrawal. in healthwatch, the nationwide egg recall is expanding. manuel gallegus reports, a second farm in iowa is now recalling eggs that could be contaminated with eggs with salmonella. >> reporter: the latest egg recall comes from hillendale farms in iowa. millions of eggs are believed to be distributed since early april. they were sold under the brand names, hillandale farms and sunny meadow. there are laboratory-confirmed cases of salmonella from those eggs. >> people have to be getting sick or there has to be excessive proof of contamination before many companies will voluntarily, quote/unquote, recall their food. >> reporter: and there is another producer. wright county egg. 380 million eggs were distributed under more than a dozen different brand names. wright county has a history of environmental and worker safety violations. he now faces several lawsuits from victims of this outbreak. the eggs are being blamed for making hundreds of people sick. nebraska is the latest state to report being sick. and there may be many cases out there. >> some people think they caught a 24-hour bug and don't necessarily equate it with a food-born illness. >> salmonella can be fatal for the elderly and children. but no deaths have been blamed on this so far. just misery for victims like carol lobrato who spent months in the hospital. >> just sick of the sick -- sick. sick, sick, sick. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. the most common symptoms of salmonella are diarrhea, cramps and fever. it can be life-threatening, especially for those with weakened immune systems. time now for a quick look at the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. a look at the clash between the school. how to carve out a place for children to do home wok. -- homework. for these stories and a whole lot more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. and remember, you can look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. as summer, yes, winds down, the next few weekends will bring a flood of people into parks and out onto the bay. alex demetrick reports. that's going to make a busy finish for maryland's natural resources police, after a very busy summer. >> reporter: natural resources police enforce a wide range of regulations. >> how are you making out? >> how many you got so far? >> all right. let me take a look at it, please. >> very nice. >> thank you. >> any other fish on the boat? >> let me check your safety equipment. fire extinguisher. >> checking safety equipment now could help later in an emergency. and there are plenty of them. >> boats taking on water. occupants with medical attention. boats aground. >> reporter: since memorial day, there have been 3,000 marine calls. 230 of them boating accidents. 430 vessels in distress. and 11 of those calls, fatal accidents. the most recent was this week on the elk river when a man ran a boat on a channel marker and was killed. then there was the giant boat party on the nagacy. >> we had five operating under the influence arrests. several disorderly conduct arrests. >> reporter: there are fewer than 250 officers to patrol maryland's water and public land. just here in anne arundel county alone. >> 30,000 boats out over the weekend. >> reporter: 30,000 boats just this weekend. and the number of officers available? >> maybe 18 to 20. >> as for days off, none of the force gets one on weekends, not until summer is over. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, besides the bay, natural resources police also patrol the state's public lands. to exceed, 12 million visitors a year. still to come tonight. killer bear. a man mauled in ohio. why the owner could now face charges. powerful floods. a train knocked off a bridge. wait until you see this. blatch l. -- i'm bernadette woods in the first warning weather center. fortunately, nothing like that going on around here. but forecasts do enter the picture. we'll have the five-day forecast coming up when we return. here's tonight's report from wall street. mmmm. you don't love 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if including advair will help improve your lung function for better breathing. get your first full prescription free and save on refills. welcome back, everybody. a little breeze out there. and a lot of sunshine. the forecast for tomorrow. as we head into the weekend, looks like this. more sunshine is in the agenda. temperatures going up close to 90 degrees. humidity a little higher also than today. but then a new storm moves our way. and for more on that, we send it out in the outback to tim. >> as bernadette mentioned, our new storm is approaching by the endst weekend. better-- end of the weekend. better chance of a storm monday or tuesday. temperatures of 85 on sunday. chance of late day showers or thunderstorms. 83 on monday. and overnight lows going from 70 degrees into the mid-60s. now, for your energy saver tip of the day, we're addressing pool filters. switch pool filter operations to off-peak hours. you may want to consider replacing pool pumps and motors with energy-efficient equipment. your savings will depend on how much energy you use. go to wjz.com and click on the special section on the home page. reconstruction begins on a railway, destroyed by floods in china. take a look at this. the floods destroy a section of the railway bridge. and two carriages tumbled into the floodwaters. in this case, no one was killed because the trains have been safely evacuated before the collapse. at least 2,000 people have been killed by flooding in china so far. >> a bear killed a man in ohio. and a former exotic animal trainer could face charges. police say the 24-year-old was working at sam mizolla's animal sanctuary when he was attacked. the man was rushed to a nearby hospital when he later died. police say the trainer was stripped of his license. an investigation is ongoing. check in with eyewitness news at 6:00. we will keep you updated on the breaking news. the serious accident, snarling traffic on the bay bridge. a live report is coming up. a 13-year-old charged with murdering his teacher. the brutal crime happened inside a maryland youth facility. and tonight, a new report shows critical mistakes that may have led to her death. plus, lead found in toys sold at a baltimore mall. which stores were carrying these dangerous products. check in for these stories and all the breaking news. coming up all new at 6:00. and eyewitness news at sports is coming up next. mark viviano is live at camden yards. >> the texas rangers are warming up behind me. things got heated up last night. we'll talk to a couple of orioles who played a big part in what was an orioles shutout victory. one ravens assistant coach who has a particular interest in tonight's game. that's all ahead when eyewitness news continues. ,,,,, mark viviano, down at the ballpark. what a game there yesterday, mark. we hope for another one. >> now, they'll be out here to give it a shot. the new manager, buck showalter shows his first curve ball in terms of a different strategy. today, he has julio lugo, playing left field tonight. trying to get as many right- handed batters into the lineup tonight against the texas rangers. texas is the best team from the west. the orioles have given them fits lately. having lost to the o's five straight times. talk about the attitude. last night on evidence, a relay against andres. blocked a bag. tagged him out. it was a tough play. o's third baseman went right after his oppone ept, -- opponent. got restrained by the umpire. a 4-0 win over the first placed texas rangers employs. >> you know, i -- rangers. >> you know, i think it's everybody's responsibility to do everything they can to help win a ball game. whether it's on offense or defense. and i'll leave it at that. >> it's huge to get that first out in the inning. and i think that play right there really allowed me to continue and finish. >> well, matusz pitched well. you saw the wigginton play. and also this play here in right field. or's have-- o's have won 11 games. jake arrieta pitches tonight. o's are at home. while the ravens are on the road. it's a short trip for them to the south. to take on the redskins tomorrow night. second game of the preseason. and the game against the redskins holds special significance to ravens quarterback coach jim zorin. he was washington's head coach for two seasons before he was fired this past january. soon found he was wanted as an assistant in baltimore. it was a rough tenure for zonin in washington. last was the worst for the redskins in decades. he is heading into his return tomorrow night. >> i suspect i'll have some -- you know, some good feelings about what those fans, how they -- what these fans do, how they support the redskins. and then, you know, some of the players. you know, i'm very fond of. >> it's going be to be very-- going to be very meaningful for him. he's a great coach. he's brought a lot to us as the ravens. and i know he gave his heart and soul for the redskins for two years. and that is kind of what is t is all -- what it is all about. he's meant so much for our quarterback and our team. >> now, zorin was replaced by mike shanahan. and that continues. the redskins revolving door of coaches. they have had seven coaches in 10 years. rank -- ravens play at washington tomorrow night. and it is just a preseason game. they will keep score. though it doesn't really matter. there are things to look for. namely, who is going to be the team's kicker this year. shane graham was signed. neither has really separated themselves in the fight to become the ravens kicker. also look at the linebackers for some competition there. jameel mcclain. those guys. jameel mcclain, javaris. and all fighting to get that inside linebackers job. there is plenty of competition. there is raven against rank, trying to get -- against raven, trying to get a roster spot. coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00, more on the o's who continue to fight despite being if fought at. we'll have more on eyewitness news at 6:00. see you then. fighting for reputation. fighting for morale. >> reporter: for the ravens, for sure. the texas rangers, they get a team warming up behind me is in first place. and they're destined to be a play-off team. but the orioles have stood up trying to make it 6 in a row tonight. >> thank you. we love it. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. i'm mike hellgren. minnie pearl robinson was retired. she lived a quiet life in this house in the suburbs, until police say her next-door neighbor killed her for $20 inside her pocketbook. ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] there are many vehicles that claim to be just as capable off-road as the jeep grand cherokee. but without triple-sealed doors, a raised air-intake system, or even a watertight drivetrain, just how far off-road are they talking about? ♪ coming up now on wjz eyewitness news. security causing a major traffic delay on the bay bridge. a woman murdered. house set on fire. tonight, police charge the teen who grew up next door. a 10-year-old becomes the latest victim in a shooting. >> i'm gigi barnett in city police headquarters. that story is just ahead. a family run over and killed in front of church. the tragic accident sparked new plans to improve safety. and a live look outside. will rain ruin any of your weekend plans? the answer in first warning weather. >> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> wjz at 6:00 starts now. stowe r. hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> and i'm denise koch. kai is off. here's what people are talking about. >> right now, a 19-year-old sits in facing the death penalty, for killing his neighbor.