shock trauma. his name has not been released by the county. reporting live in towson, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. back to you on tv hill. quite an ordeal. so far, the window washing company has not returned calls to eyewitness news. >> a promising coppin state university student murdered. tonight, police say he was stabbed to death, all because of video games. weijia jiang just spoke to the victim's mother about an arrest in the case. weijia? >> reporter: kai, the victim's mother and father are actually sitting right behind me on the porch. they say it's very difficult for them to go inside their home, where the father found the body. and as you can imagine, they have very harsh words for the man just arrested for the murder. >> reporter: 18-year-old jalma blackwell was studying to be a nurse at coppin state university. but she was murdered inside her parents' row home. wednesday evening, police arrested abdullah with her murder. they say he stabbed her 30 times. >> he brutalized my daughter, for no reason. she is a peaceful child. and he took away a jewel from us, for noreason. >> reporter: for the first time since losing her daughter, blackwell's mother talked with us about the horrific details. just-released documents show that abdullah admitted to stabbing her over games. he sold the items at a pawn shop. >> she could have been frightened and the video games still could have been taken. her life was not worth that. i believe it was more a personal issue as to why this predator did this to my daughter. >> reporter: court records show abdullah has a long criminal history. most recently, in 2008 he was charged with rape, sodomy and assault. but his case was placed on an inactive document and never prosecuted. >> weijia, thank you. abdullah is scheduled to have a preliminary hearing next month. crime at the u.s. naval academy. tonight, a midshipman is accused of raping a classmate. vic is live in the newsroom with details on this. vic? >> reporter: the navy just announced several charges against 19-year-old patrick edmond, including rape, and issuing a false statement. the investigation began after a female midshipman accused him of assaulting her. tonight, the school released a statement, saying it's providing a personal advocate and counseling to the victim. mary? >> okay, vic. thank you. edmonds' hearing is scheduled for monday morning. >> we're following a developing story. police say a 3-year-old child fell out of a third story apartment. according to family members, the boy pushed the screen out of an open window, met at johns hopkins, where he's currently being treated. we're working to find out the child's condition. members of the controversial westboro baptist church. the group that normally targets military funerals, focused instead on maryland's school children. >> the dawn didn't exactly come up like thunder at fort meade, but it sounded like it. members of the american leegdz rider -- lesion ride -- legion riders tried to brown drown out the westboro baptist church. >> god hates america! america is doomed! >> reporter: only a handful of the kansas group showed up while hundreds of protestors turned out. the counter protests came in response to the church targeting students at fort mead middle and high schools. an extension that they believe that god is targeting them. >> these children have been lied to all of their lives. they have been taught that god is a liar and that his commandments are at disposal. when they were taught sodomy was an abomination, they have been caught that is a lie. >> are you idiots? >> i think it's outrageous that they're doing this. they know that it's just for attention. they know that they not going to change anything. >> reporter: police and the superintendent had two weeks to prepare for the group. >> told them about the road closures police decided to put in place. told them about the diverted buses. we have students who walk to school normally through this region. but we provided buses for them. >> freedom of speech remains a two-way street. >> these ladies over here think that all of that racket is going to change god and it will not work. >> we're here to show our support for the children the high school children, to show them that they are loved. >> reporter: and certainly not alone. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> traveling back from an earlier appearance in virginia, members made maryland a stop on their way become to kansas. tornado touchdown tonight. the twister touched down in anne arundel county earlier this month of course officials say it was caused by a brief tornado april 5th. bob has more on the first warning weather center. you might remember how warm the weather was monday. created a very weak tornado. it was in this sherwood manor in patuxent neighborhood. it was 1.3 miles long. with winds about 50 miles an hour. but they ranked it f0. no major damage. and this is tornado season. when we open up way to the west, another system developing. that will bring us clouds and yes, rain here. but not until saturday. so another halfway decent day coming up. a shakeup at the federal aviation administration. the man who oversees this follows our design, following our report of tower control, falling asleep on the job. sandra hughes has the latest for wjz. the country's air traffic system is getting a top-to- bottom review. the head of the country's air traffic system has resigned. a controller fell asleep in the tower in reno and did not answer a question for an emergency landing. >> we have a pretty sick patient and need to land. >> the plane landed without any assistance. >> i want the public to know we're not sitting around trying to make excuses. we've stepped up. we've added more staff. and i believe personally that this is an outrageous situation that will not stand on my watch. >> reporter: the faa is now increasing staffing in 27 airport towers. the burbank airport in california is one of the 27 airports that will add an air traffic controller overnight to make sure there are always two people in the tower. >> well, i think it's a tough job. backup sounds like a good idea. >> i think the person that was falling asleep should be fired. and they should get somebody who doesn't fall asleep. >> reporter: the burbank airport does not allow commercial flights to land between 10:00 at night and 7:00 in the morning. but private and cargo planes are allowed. one says the faa is misdirecting resources and that extra tower operators could be better used at better, bigger, busier airports. in los angeles, sandra hughes, wjz eyewitness news. the tower at bwi marshall is already staffed with two people overnight. the baltimore police department is searching for 300 new officers to join the force. today, commissioner fred bealefeld announced the home town hero's recruitment project. it is a new program, designed to get local people to consider careers with the baltimore police. for more information on how you can sign up, go to wjz.com, click on news to find this story. still ahead at 5:00, shocking health news. katherine zeta-jones announces she's bipolar. details on her condition. a wild scene. three shot. how the violence unfolded. what happens when you combine the nfl lockout and an american government high school class? the answer is a new sub. i'm gigi barnett. coming up in our school watch report, who is teaching his class? the sun finally returns. but will it last? bob is tracking the updated first warning forecast. ,,,, [ female announcer ] it's monday, some people will stick with their old way of getting vitamins and minerals. others will try total raisin bran with 100% of the daily value of 11 essential vitamins and minerals, and the luscious taste of plump juicy raisins and crunchy whole grain flakes. ♪ guess it's all about what kind of crunch you like. ♪ how are you getting 100%? ♪ a gunfight and a high-speed police chase. all part of a wild scene that started in dundalk and ended in baltimore city. derek valcourt explains how the violence unfolded. >> reporter: police believe this all began with an argument between a group of students at dundalk high school earlier in the day. police say they took their arguments to the streets and gunfire followed. >> reporter: dozens of squad cars converged at northern parkway and reisterstown road. wjz there as two men inside a black camaro are arrested, marking the end of a lengthy police chase that began in baltimore county. police believe the men inside that camaro were involved in the shooting of three teenagers in the turner station neighborhood of din balk -- dundalk, where residents heard multiple gunshots. >> how many do you think you heard? >> 15. >> reporter: the gunfire happened around 8:00 last night. >> we heard just bang, bang, bang. so we came out. and walked down there. we get down to the corner. and this guy comes out of the corner, shooting out into the air. >> i saw the guy. he was on foot. and i saw him shooting at everybody. >> reporter: police say one of their officers who was on the way to the crime scene here at turner station saw that black camaro on the road and the chase began. >> reporter: city police officers pursued. one city officer was injured in the chase and and had to be taken to an area hospital. the three victims all expected to survive. but neighbors, left frustrated that it happened in an area where children were playing. >> when he started shooting, he was just right out in the open. no regard to anybody standing around. nothing. >> thank god my kids robot standing in this -- aren't standing in this area. by the time this was happening, it would be out playing. >> reporter: police have not yet released the identity of the two suspects, saying they would be expected to appear in the next two hours. we're live. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> derek, thank you. there's no word right now on how many people involved were students at dundalk high school, or what their dispute was about. if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, we're going to check in on the roads now. courtney ward. >> reporter: hi, mary. happy weekend almost, everybody. we're getting there. it's still heavy as you travel on the north side inner loop as you travel from park heights to perring parkway. average speed, about 22 miles per hour there. sliding over to the west side inner loop. it is a slow go from 95 to liberty road. short delays on the jfx northbound. from ruxton to the beltway. and northbound 95, you're going to break here and there, as you travel 895 to the beltway. some accidents to let you know where. -- about. all of these in the city. west northern parkway at wabash avenue. and cane street at eastern avenue. and just to let you guys know, pot spring road is open. it had been closed earlier due to a fire. let's head outside for a live look outside at jfx. traffic looking great there. cars not having any problems. and we'll look in the towson area, 695 west york road. traffic has picked up from there over the last hour or so. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm, or call cochranfirm.com. the maryland zoo is mourning the death of zoe, a 16- year-old giraffe. zoe passed away during a medical procedure this morning. the zoo said it is stunned by her sudden loss. a necropsy is being performed and it will take weeks before the report is returned. a special teaching position for ravens cornerback domonique foxworth. as gigi barnett explains, fobs worth became -- foxworth became a teacher for a day at northwest high school. >> reporter: just after the lunch bell at northwestern high school, it's american government. matt thornton is the teacher. >> i have five points for silence. and three, two, one. >> but today, there's another instructor at the helm. >> do i want to be a teacher? we'll find out after this. >> he's ravens cornerback domonique foxworth. >> he looked nervous. >> but the questions flowed. >> how does it feel going from nfl to substud teacher? -- substitute teacher? >> reporter: forks worth is-- foxworth is still an nfl player. he received an invitation to do this. he took it. >> i think so the more times you can get people like me and anybody, honestly, involved in a classroom, to show them how important learning is. >> reporter: for the first time from an instructor, the student had pointers and the teachers got a grade. >> he definitely gets an a. he asked challenging questions and answered them well. >> but foxworth is feeling better about being a football player. >> these kids are really smart. >> and foxworth's lesson covered several supreme court cases that made for lively discussion. >> teachers who take on classrooms in urban and rural settings. this may not be foxworth's final day teaching. he said he would go back into the classroom again if he was asked. >> looks like football field to the classroom. >> i talked a short time. both of my parents were teachers. tough job. very, very tough job. >> yeah, very difficult. >> congratulations. what a gorgeous day it is. what an incredibly beautiful day it is. we deserve it. 71. dew point is way down, 32 degrees. humidity, only 24%. couldn't get better than this today. north/northwest winds at 6. barometer, currently holding steady. we'll come back and take a look at the end of the week ,,,,,,,,, got a freighter about to go through the bay bridge. >> it's just a perfect day to be anywhere. granted if you're out on the water, it's a lot cooler than it has been on the land. but just, ideal conditions. perfect conditions. the only thing is the pollen counts are rising. trees are blooming. take a look at temps and conditions. 71 now. 61 ocean city. could be a misprint. 65, pax river. and 70 there. upper 60s to around 70. cooler spots once again by the water. winds now just shifted more to the north. later, go back to the north. the ocean is so cool. the ocean temperatures will start seeing clouds moving in. maybe by midnight tomorrow night, drizle. and on saturday, here's what's coming. low pressure to the west is going to track off to our region. and the winds off the ocean, combine with moisture from the south. warm air to the south. this cool ocean weather coming in. most of the rain saturday. good news is, this is kind of a quick mover. it will be out of here by late saturday, early sunday. and with sunday, higher pressure moving in behind it, will be just fine. by the way, that was snow moving in. we have a weak front to the north. you can barely see it. our winds will shift. and it will drop temperatures tomorrow, about 10 degrees. we get up to the low 70s tomorrow. only in the low 60s. so we'll be watching that. the mild air continues south of us. we've got this warm air here. cooler air coming from the north. and typically, this time of year when you have these two different kind of air masses, things begin to develop. you have this moisture overrunning the cool surface. low pressure heading out to our region. with a warm front trailing to the south. cool air to the ocean. warm air to the south. there is where your clouds, precipitation break out. most of the day on saturday should be wet. could even see a half inch of rain or more on saturday. if you have outdoor plans, do it during the day tomorrow. east winds on the bay, 10 to 15 knots. and they'll have a small craft advisory. bay temp now, around 51 degrees. so tonight, pleasant night. comfortable. mid- to upper 40s with clear to partly cloudy skies. later on, tomorrow, sun and clouds. cooler than today. but all in all, very nice day. tomorrow's high, 61. tomorrow night, the clouds build back. after midnight, maybe a little drizzle. saturday morning, when you wake up, drizzle, light rain. during the day, looks like rain at times all day saturday. >> thanks, bob. still ahead at 5:00. a local teen becomes a hero. >> windows look like -- as soon as they jumped off the roof, i caught my brother. >> how that 15-year-old saved his family from their burning home. high-tech search. fbi searching for the serial killer tonight. new information is released in the case. travel headaches. the new push ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it is 5:27. 71 degrees. perfect day to be out on the golf course. good evening, everyone. and thanks for staying with wjz's eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a dramatic fire rescue in baltimore county, an essex teenager saved his little brother and grandfather from a burning home. suzanne collins speaks with the family about how it happened. >> the fire started downstairs. so 15-year-old charlie nicely was the first to notice. his grandmother, who had the boys for the night, let him sleep on the couch to watch the o's game. >> it felt a little hot. so it was like, i heard a sizzling noise. so i woke up. and it was kind of like you could see the smoke and everything. so i started yelling for him. and nobody was answering. >> reporter: charlie awakened the others. his 10-year-old brother jumped into his arms from the second floor. his grandparents got to safety. >> as soon as they jumped, just burst out in the house. and flames started coming from left and right. >> the boys' father left to the scene, not knowing the fate of his own children or his wife's parents. >> i think i ripped the skin off the bottom of my feet. i ran down the street, and as soon as i turned the corner, i could feel the heat off the house. >> reporter: when the father arrived at the neighbor's home, everyone was safe there. the family lost another grandparent recently. >> i'm proud of him. my father just passed away. and he said that he woke him up and told everybody to wake everybody up and get them out of the house. >> his father says he now knows his son is a man and could take care of all three of his little brothers had f he -- if he had to. >> the grandparents will be okay. mary faulkner has leg injuries after jumping from a window and the grandfather is getting oxygen. >> i'm proud of my nephew. if it weren't for him, you know, they wouldn't be be here. >> reporter: suzanne collins, wjz eyewitness news. >> good to see them altogether. the essex senior center is taking donations for the family. you can find information on how to help at wjz. -- wjz.com. click on "seen on tv" and look for this very precious story. the trial begins today for three baltimore police officers, accused of kidnapping two teenagers. milton smith, tyrone francis and gregory helis, are charged with kidnapping the teens in may of 2009 in separate incidents. they left one toon in -- teen in east baltimore and the other in howard county. state's attorney greg bernstein is prosecuting the case. and it's his first since taking office in january. the search for a possible victim of a serial killer resumes today on long island. today, the fbi joined in on that search. denise is in the newsroom with the latest. >> they go on board with high- tech imaging aircraft. they search for skel skeletal remains. divers are also searching the water surrounding the barrier island. no suspects have been identified. but now, a profile of the suspected serial kill are is -- killer is emarriaging. -- emerging. they say he is likely a white male, intelligent and street smart. they have not ruled out the possibility that more than one killer could be responsible. >> investigators hope the dna evidence will help them identify the body so they can try to determine their last whereabouts. a cheating boyfriend might have led a new york mother to drive her minivan into the hudson river, killing the three children. lachandra johnson told her three children, we're going to die together, as they sat in the back seat of her sinking mini than. that's when her 10-year-old son managed to escape through a window. a woman walking by screamed for help. >> my mom drove into the car with my baby sister and two brothers. tears on his face. it was something i will never forget for the rest of my life. >> reporter: armstrong was involved in a domestic dispute minutes before the tragedy. police think she was distraught after learning the child's father was cheating. katherine zeta-jones is being treated for bipolar disorder. this announcement comes after a very difficult year for the acfres. actress. actress. >> oscar winner katherine zeta- jones seems to have a solid marriage. wealth, solid marriage to actor michael douglas, but none of that could have protected her from a stressemp year -- stressful year. and it has been a stressful year. in august, her husband, michael douglas was diagnosed with stage four throat cancer. >> i'm doing everything i can. >> reporter: with zeta-jones by his side, he battled back. and is now tumor-free. last april, her 31-year-old step son, cameron douglas, was sentenced to five years for drug charges, despite her begging for leniency. in the meantime, douglas's ex- wife is seeking millions. >> she had made many references to feeling low, having to rebound. this is going to hit me in a few months. again, innocuous enough at the time. but when you look at if now, very telling. >> reporter: prompting this statement. after dealing with the stress of the past year, katherine made the decision to check into a mental health facility for a brief stay to treat her bipolar 2 disorder. bill whittaker, wjz eyewitness news. >> bipolar 2 is milder than classic bipolar and is classified by severe depression. ford is expanding its recall of the f150 pickup trucks. trucks from the 2004 to 2006 model years are impacted in this. safety reg -- regulators say the air bags can go off unexpectedly. the budget bill that would fund the bill is making its way through congress. while one has gone under, another has arisen. lawmakers in the house took to the the floor, arguing over how the government should spend its money. >> in addition to spending more and more and more. guess what, we're actually going to spend less. >> this bill is nothing more than targeting programs that help the most vulnerable. >> they're gearing up for a big fight. but first, they had to pass the plan they agreed on for this year. it struck just an hour before the government was set to shut down last week. >> now, lawmakers are focusing their attention on a vote set for friday. it's all on the republican spending plan for next year. >> the gop budget slashes spending, overhauls medicare and medicaid. and gives tax breaks to corporations and people in upper income brackets. president obama and his fellow democrats hope to push that plan aside with their own proposal, which increases taxes on people earning over $250,000 a year. >> it's not appropriate for us to ask for sack sacrifices from everybody, except for the 2%. americans who are doing beforts. >> but the republican who put his party's budget together says politics are getting in the way of progress. >> what he's basically saying is, stick with me, america. and if you go with these republicans, they're going to feed you to the wolves. that say false choice. >> reporter: both parties agree, it's time to cut spending. but the deep differences in how they want that to happen will lead to lots more debate in the days ahead. in washington, danielle nottingham. >> the dow ended up closing with a gain of 14 points. the s&p grew a fraction as the nasdaq lost a point. home foreign closures are picking up again realty track says banks foreclosed more. homes receiving their first default notice jumped 16%. foreclosures had dipped in recent months, while lenders delayed processing them. and the government is trying to correct one of the greatest injustices in air travel. right now, airlines are not required to refund the fees they charge for checking a bag, even if they lose it. the transportation department is now trying to force carriers to pay up if they lose their stuff, even if it's delayed for a significant amount of time. time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun why some are upset about the change in the presentation of the prestigious sophie car ride. a landmark downtown restaurant, serving its last meal tomorrow. and a preview of lacrosse action. from home break-ins, to purse snatching. some city crime victims don't have the money to replace the problem. ron matz reports, that's why hundreds of baltimoreans will lace up their shoes saturday. they will be running and walking to help others saturday. using their feet to raise money. >> for example, the elderly woman who getting knocked down. >> they say this tears at the fabric of baltimore's neighborhoods. >> for most people, it's very important. and a lot of people don't have the money to pay for those kinds of things. >> a 55-k run and a 1-k walk. hundreds are expected. making sure the victims of crime are not forgotten. this is the 11th year for the fund run. >> one thing i like about it is the run and the walk are always within the confines of the park. so those who haven't been there, it's a beautiful park. it's a nice part of town. and it would just be a great way to spend the morning. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. saturday's run begins at 9:00. there's a $25 entry fee. and the first 400 regstrabts -- regstrantds -- registants will win a t-shirt. a new speedboat has made its way into baltimore. the speed dog 60, 70-foot vessel, equipped with twin turbo charge engines will be ready to ride tomorrow. this will join sea dog 3 in providing sightseeing tours. tickets can be purchased at any kiosk in the inner harbor. still ahead. trapped in a canal. a 93-year-old man clings to safety. but the one thing hayhe did that saved -- that he did that saved his life. i really don't want to call -- i don't want to go to jail, bro. i'm drunk. >> caught red-handed. a driver bribing his way 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[ speaking spanish ] ♪ [ male announcer ] old el paso stand 'n stuff taco shells. old el paso. feed your fiesta. we are following some breaking news. an accident on 95 and harford county. captain mike perry with details for us. captain mike? >> hello, mary. a multiple-vehicle collision. this is northbound 95, just north of route 122 and south of route 24 in edgewood, harford county. four vehicles involved, in all. apparently initially called out as a rescue, but it looks like there is no rescue here. four vehicles involved. minor injuries from what we're hearing. however, no lanes being blocked. but as you can see, the backup extends for about a mile or so, along northbound i-95. this is all south of route 152, as the traffic continues to move through the area. no blockage. but fire officials and police investigating the minor accident. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you, captain mike perry, in sky eye chopper 13. let's look at traffic with bob turk. first warning weather. beautiful day tomorrow. nice day. it will be cooler than it was today. today, got up to low 70s. tomorrow, upper 50s to maybe 60, 61. and saturday, as we mentioned, rain most of the day in the 50s. but look at that. with some recovery, to 70, sunshine. at least in the afternoon, sunday, monday. 75, maybe a shower by late in the day on tuesday. now, today's energy-saver tip of the day. a water bottle in the toilet tank will save up to a gallon each flush. or maybe about 10 a day. in each home. all you have to do is drop sand or pebbles into the water. a brick, also, will work. more more information, go to wjz.com. scroll on the right-hand side of the page and click on our special section. kai? >> bob. thank you. a man from southwestern turkey is lucky to be alive after a large metal structure nearly crushes him. look at this. when winds of up to 31 miles an hour lifted it from the ground and sent it flying towards him. amazingly, the man only suffered minor injuries. >> wow. world leaders gathered in berlin in cairo today to discuss the ongoing crisis in libya. they're seeking an end to the violence but rebels say government attacks on civilians are intensifying. charlie dag ardad -- d'agata has the latest for wjz. >> moammar gadhafi rode in an open car. they say the trip took place thursday, during a nato air attack. to the east, in misrata, libyan rebels say this is the damage left behind, after government forces shelled the port city. they say a rocket attack killed 23 civilians, mostly women and children. residents worry an even bigger massacre will follow, if nato does not step up attacks on gadhafi's forces. britain and france are calling on nato to do just that. but not all members are making the same push. secretary of state hillary clinton is urging nato to stay united. >> we are also sharing the same goal, which is to see the end of the gadhafi regime in lib ja. -- libya. >> reporter: nato foreign ministers are meeting in berlin to discuss foreign and other issues. nay say its top priority is avoiding civilian casualties. >> this is in stark contrast to pro gadhafi forces whom we have seen attack civilians repeatedly. >> reporter: the crisis in libya is also on the agenda at a conference in cairo. united nations secretary general says gadhafi has lost all legitimacy, after killing his own people. >> this is totally unacceptable. >> reporter: neighboring countries are calling for an immediate cease-fire. so aid groups can deliver food and water to the people who need it most. charlie d'agata, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: the libyan government claims nato air strikes have killed dozens of innocent civilians. >> five people die after a fire rips through an apartment building in perris. police say four of the victims die when they jumped out of the windows, trying to escape the flames. 57 people were hurt, including a firefighter who fell from a ladder. the cause of that blaze is still under investigation. a dramatic rescue was made possible by the quick thinking of the person in trouble. 93-year-old john collins ended up off the road and in a canal. collins popped the trunk, which stopped it. very smart. rescuers arrived and were able to look for safety. the former president is recovering at the hospital. a witness to a car crash in california records a drunk man offering another man a driver a bribe to forget about the accident. >> can i just give you cash, bro? i'll give you $6,000 cash right now. i really don't want to call the -- i don't want to go to jail, bro. i'm drunk. >> there you go. the man who recorded the conversation said he did so because he has seen so many hit- and-run accidents. he said the person who offered the bribe went into a house and never returned. a police report was filed. police in pennsylvania make a sweet arrest after surveillance video captures a late-night feat. the man is seen walking past a closed store and seen again with a tray of doughnuts taken from a lock the cooler. the man was recognized because he lives next door. and police found the doughnut buffet in his house. he pleaded guilty and paid a fine. embarrassing moment for joe bideeb, when -- biden when it looks he was napping on camera. what makes it embarrassing is it was apparently during president obama's budget speech. again, talking about those numbers can make anyone feel sleepy, we imagine. the vice president's office did not comment on the napping gate. >> does he wake up ever? >> maybe he's in deep thought? >> we'll go with that. vic is in the newsroom with a preview of what's coming up. a window washer trapped more than 100 feet in the air. at 6:00, new reaction from firefighters who saved him. check in for more on that story and all the breaking news coming up at 6:00 now. back to you. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. more struggles for the o's in new york. are the birds intimidated in the bronx? mark has the latest from the team coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,, it is the battle in the bronx. round 2. sports director mark viviano has a history of tough times in new york. >> they do. in fact, most struggle when they play the yankees in new york. and that's mostly because the yankees are an outstanding team and they have been for sometime. but it is fair to wonder if the new york stage is an intimidating place for some of the orioles. chris tillman got rock by the yankees last night. tillman was knocked out in the second. it ended up a 7-4o's defeat. is there an aura to overcome? buck showalter should know. >> i always said, when i was in new york, people didn't come to see the venue, they came to see the yankees win. and that novelty of whether it's camden yard or yankees stadium or fenway park, after a while, you know, can you bring it? >> jake arieta will try to bring it in the bronx tonight. and this reminder. wjz brings you the orioles this weekend. when the road takes them to cleveland. it's masn saturday and sunday at 1:00 p.m. coming up next hour, a baltimore basketball player gets a lesson in new york city etiquette. just adding a little more fuel to the fire. i'll have more at 6:00. back to you, kai. bed bug scams. the bed bug population has jumped by 500% in the last years. and people unlucky enough to have the infestation of the critters will do anything to get rid of them. susan coppin has more. just six months ago i asked this important question. >> what are my chances that i'm bringing home bed bugs. sure enough, after a recent trip to utah, bed bugs hitched a ride home in my suitcase. >> threw the suitcase on the porch after the dog alerted. >> after hiring a bed-bug- bed- bug-sniffing dog. >> when chantel got bed bugs, she said she paid an exterminator $1500. but despite taking her money, he never got rid of the bed bugs. >> i do feel cheated. i thought it was taken care of. but in actuality, it wasn't. >> reporter: what should you look for. john russell is a bed bug specialist. his company has done more than 50,000 bed bug inspections. he said bed-bug-sniffing dogs like duke are up to 98% accurate. >> so you've checked the house. and -- >> the house is showing no signs of bed bugs. >> reporter: he says a visual inspection alone is not nearly as effective. >> reporter: the national pest management association says consumers need to be careful, when hiring a company to look for bed bugs. >> consumers need ton there is good news. there are trained professionals throughout the country who know how to deal with bed bugs professionally. >> reporter: as for chantel, she said she finally got rid of her bed bugs after hiring a bed- bug-sniffing dog. >> i was extremely disappointed because it really does interfere with your entire life. >> experts say to look for someone who is licensed. and if you are hiring a bed-bug- sniffing dog, make sure that dog is certified. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. murdered over a video game. that's what police say happened to a coppin state university student. i'm weijia jiang. hear f f,,,, [ male announcer ] are you watching cable? 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