mayor is cautioning him while he's walking a fine line. >> he understands that there are to be no political activities during work hours. and i just wanted to reenforce that. as well as to reenforce that we need to focus on the job at hand. >> reporter: chris driesbach teaches ethics and sees nothing unethical about the sign. >> this adversarial relationship has been growing by leaps and bounds. and that this stuff would be coming from either side is both tragic and unsurprising. >> reporter: as for that independent investigation, the state's attorney said the mayor says that would have to be done on a federal level. and his office told miss jessamy, if she has a complaint, she should file it there. >> thank you very much, mike. the primary is september 14th. mr. bernstein announced today that he and miss jessamy will have a radio debate tomorrow. the howard county teenager greatly injured in a terrorist attack in africa is back in maryland. kai is live in the newsroom now with the latest on emily kerstetter. >> the 16-year-old is being treated at johns hopkins, where she underwent her 12th treatment today. kersteter was seriously injured at a terrorist bombing at a restaurant in uganda last month. she was doing rescue with a church group. her grandmother is back at her home in pennsylvania and is being treated there. kersteter will undergo another surgery next tuesday and still faces a long road ahead. >> her classmates have scheduled a swim to raise money for her medical care. we have more breaking news to tell you about. a car accident in northern baltimore county. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene. and mike perry has more on this. >> reporter: we're in kingsville, baltimore county. this is bel air road, between sunshine avenue and new cut road, with a single vehicle overturned, has completeley closed southbound newport. it appears the operator of the vehicle is going to be transported to a local area hospital. they have just reopened northbound bel air road. at sunshine avenue. and as you can see, more police are allowing one lane to get by. it appears that the car blocking the road is the severe problem here. and looks like they'll start two-way traffic here, once they did k get the med -- can get the medic units out of the way here. police are on the scene, conducting their investigation. >> thank you, captain mike perry. live in sky eye chopper 13. we want to update another breaking story for you. it happened on joppa road, around towson, 4:00 this afternoon. the police car was transporting a prisoner. no word on the extent of the injuries. fatal flight. two maryland men killed in a plane crash in massachusetts. with family and friends in shock, federal investigators are now looking for a cause. wjz is live. derek valcourt has more on the victims and that investigation. derek? >> reporter: these men were very good friends. they were both certified pilots. in fact, they owned that plane together. they were heading for a vacation in maine. they never made it. >> reporter: investigators in massachusetts now trying to figure out why this small, single-engine plane crashed in a wooded area in massachusetts. on board, two ellicott city men. 52-year-old jay jaso, a financial planner and father of two, along with his good friend and fellow pilot, jack johnson. the men took off from a small airport near fort meade on their way to bangor, maine. they stopped to refuel at an airport. but moments after resuming their trip, they crashed about one mile north of the airport. neighbors saw the plane flying low. >> right over those trees. and then my husband had said -- i went, oh, my god, you know. and then my husband had said, they're not going to make it. they're going to crash. and like seconds later, we heard the crash. >> just great deal of shock. just total shock. >> reporter: george solder had breakfast with his friend, jay jaso. he recalls jaso, who loves the outdoors, was looking forward to a vacation in maine. he can't imagine what went wrong with the crash. >> jay was in the plane with jack. and jack was an accomplished pilot. so i think between the two of them, it certainly was probably nothing to do with their piloting skills. >> reporter: weather may have been a factor in the crash. the national transportation safety board is investigating, while friends and family here in maryland mourn. >> i just can't express the loss. it is to the family. and to me personally. and i'm sure many people that knew jay that consider him as a friend. >> reporter: weather forecasts indicate there may have been thunderstorms in the area at the time. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. thank you very much, derek. and wjz was not able to reach the family of jack johnson, the other pilot who was on board at the time. problems for commuters, heading home on the light rail. the train struck a car downtown on howard street in front of capten yards. camden yards. there were no serious injuries, but the accident is causing serious delays. sex assault charges against four current and former morgan state students are dropped. now, one of their defense attorneys is calling for new charges against the accuser. wjz is live. adam may has more on this legal turn of events. >> all four were held without bail for almost 30 days in jail. now, they have been cleared of any wrongdoing being released from jail. four current and former members of the morgan state band accused of sexually assaulting a band mate next month. people who live next door to the apartment, where it allegedly happened were stunned. >> i never hear any screaming. or, you know, somebody said "rape" or anything like that, no. >> now, the charges have been dropped. because of what the spokesman describes as conflicting evidence. >> there are varying accounts of what happened, who did what. >> reporter: dale lawton's attorney tells wjz, he can prove the sex was consensual, claiming the accused sent text messages, arranging the group encounter. >> this may be something that can follow you for the rest of your life. >> not only dot falsely accuse -- do the falsely accused have this to face. but three were assaulted tuesday night in jail, right before they were supposed to head to court to have the charges dropped. >> they were being called rapists as they were being attacked. >> what do you think should happen next? >> the young lady who made the accusations who changed the story, she needs to be prosecuted. that's the way you keep this from happening in the future. >> reporter: but prosecutors defend the initial investigation. >> there is definitely probable cause here to go ahead and charge this case. so the answer to that question would be no. >> reporter: and tonight, the defense attorney says he is considering suing the state department of corrections for failing to protect his client behind bars. >> two of the men taken to the hospital after the assault, have now been released. well, another day with uncomfortable temperatures in the mid-90s. live look outside now. be sure, bob says, to stay hydrated, if you're going out. we're live with first warning weather coverage. bob will update for us. >> temperatures are slowly, slowly dropping as we head toward evening. take a look at the evening. still, most places above 90. 93 here. ocean city, 81. the dew point has come up from earlier this afternoon. up to 65 now. and when you combine the temperature of 93, the dew point at 65, it feels like 95. 88, ocean city. 95 is the way it feels in hagerstown. and 98 in washington. and 99 still over in easton. we do have shower and thundershower activity, not too far away from the maryland region. portions of west virginia, virginia, getting pretty good shower activity. we have a chance, better chance tomorrow afternoon, of getting some of those relief, cooling showers, along with cooler temperatures the next few days. we'll have those numbers coming up. >> with no relief from the heat, a battle is brewing over funding to keep the city's pools open. donations have rolled in, meaning some will remain open. but others will remain closed. as weijia jiang explains, it is now becoming a political issue at city hall. >> despite all of the recent donations, several remain closed. and the mayor says, the money to reopen them is simply not in the budget. >> they approved a monumental budget in june, it included funding for a six-week pool season that ended on sunday, august 8th. now, the council president is calling for a special session on friday, demanding cash from the city's rainy day fund to extend the season. claiming it was not clear to him the pools would actually shut down. >> i didn't know you would actually close the pools until after you did the study. i thought all of this was going to be next year. >> on wednesday, the mayor's office announced someone donated $300,000. and price donated. still, $177,000 is needed to keep 13 smaller pools open. >> reporter: but the mayor calls it fiscally irresponsible to dip into the city's rainy day funds to keep the pools open. and she said during budget discussions, none ever brought up funding. >> any of them could have come to me during budget negotiations and said, listen, this is my priority. to do it afterwards, i can't work with a moving target. >> every time that i met with the mayor, i said i want recreation and parks to be held harmless. and when i said that, i meant all of it, which includes the pool. >> anyone who says otherwise is just being untruthful. >> reporter: parents and kids are grateful for the extra pool time. >> it's a give and take. >> reporter: the mayor's office expects even more donations to come in. and a spokesperson for the council president says, if there is still a shortfall friday, he plans to hold that special section to use city cash. earlier this week, a donor gave the city $90,000 to keep the druid hill park pools open. well, the ravens' preseason opener is just over 24 hours away. and if you've been around town, you know how excited fans are getting, even talking super bowl already. wjz is live at m&t bank stadium. jessica kartalija has more on very high expectations. jessica? >> that's exactly right, denise. and of course, fans do have the reason to be optimistic this year. the fans went to the play-offs. and this team looks better than ever. and that means great news for baltimore's economy. >> reporter: ravens fans prepare for preseason. >> i'm so excited. i can't wait for this season. it's so -- it's going to be a good one. i have faith we're going to go to the super bowl. >> the ravens take on the carolina panthers in their preseason debut. as they get ready for fired up fans. >> i think they're going to do a good job. we're all really excited. we're all huge ravens fans. we are hoping they'll do the best. >> reporter: the bar at the field house in canton is fully stocked, as they prepare for a packed house. >> basically, we're fully packed. everyone is trained. >> reporter: area hotels thrive when the ravens are in town. >> august again. and we're very excited to have football come on board. >> reporter: mary sipes says the preseason opener means big business is just around the corner. >> it has a great deal of impact. not only for those folks who don't like to tailgate and come down and use the restaurants, but those who come in from out of town to see the game. and of course, wjz has learned that during the preseason, the hotel and the restaurants, of course, don't do as well as they would do during the regular season. but they say it's, of course, a good indication of what is to come. and just around the corner, they say october is one of their best months. so here's thinking positive for the season ahead. back to you. >> i'm with you. thank you, jessica. and the ravens' first preseason game is tomorrow. you ask k see the game live here -- you can see the game live here. our special coverage begins at 7:30 tomorrow. right here on wjz 13. >> well, see that the birds are more aggressive than the cats. more definitely. still to come on wjz eyewitness news. a flight attendant flipout. hear from the man who quit his job in a unique way. and became an internet sensation. maryland makes a pitch for millions in education dollars. that story as eyewitness news continues. hidden in plain sight. a major marijuana find in a baltimore city park. how the pot was spotted by police. relief from heat around the corner? 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[ ding ] [ maltry the subway achin'steak & bacon melt.n. tender juicy steak, sizzlin' hot bacon, fresh veggies on a blanket of bubbly cheese on freshly baked bread. and when morning rolls around, the new steak and bacon muffin melt with fluffy egg, melted cheese, and, oh yeah, bacon. all on a fresh toasted english muffin. mmm. guess we should leave you lovebirds alone now. crank up the flavor at subway. mike shoe reports, the mayor presided over show and tell on the landing pad of the roof of police headquarters. the potted plant next to the police helicopter is just that. pot. reefer. dope. 34 marijuana plants came to rest on top of the city police heliport. because -- it is the fox trot helicopter unit that found the drug. no easy feat. sure, this stuff is easy to identify at arm's length. but you see what it looks like at 500 feed. this is video shot from fox trot. amidst all of this green. try to find the marijuana. it's green, too. but a slightly different shade. see it there? it's just a bit darker. >> not easy to detect. but once you see it the first time, you can take it out pretty readily. >> those are fox trot guys down there in the weeds. >> city police say these are not the only plants that the helicopter has found this year. >> they've spotted weed growing in cherry hill. curtis bay, near morgan state. and twice now at lincoln park. >> i want to thank them for going above and beyond. they're not just responding to calls. but they're also, while they're up there, making sure that we're getting the best bang for our buck. >> reporter: the mayor not only patted the grew on -- crew on the back. but her administration, too. during the budget crisis, the mayor threatened to close these off. >> because of these actions, the fox trot is still airborne. fighting crimes, drugs, and violence, and assisting our police officers on the ground, every single day. >> we are very happy to still be back up in the air, serving baltimore city. and our air crews are making sure they spend every minute in the air, doing something productive. >> at the heliport, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> and we were told that that marijuana will be added to other seizures and will be burned in the city's incinerator. also tonight, baltimore city police make a drug bust, stopping a drug operation, right being run out of a car wash. officers say they found a number of guns, cocaine, and heroin, and thousands of dollars in cash. several suspects were taken into custody, including the owners of celebrities car wash, along with employees and a suspected drug find. the race to the top program may be under the radar for a lot of people. but not for states competing for billions of federal education grants. maryland is one of 19 that has made the preliminary cut. in tonight's school watch report, alex demetrick reports, today, it made a pitch to be a finalist. >> all the stripes are different colors. >> reporter: whether it's the beginning years of education, or college level classes at high school, getting more students to perform at higher levels is the goal of the obama administration's race to the top program. and it is putting $4 billion in grants to support it. only 19 states have met the requirements. not all will win. >> there's florida. [ laughter ] >> we're much better than you guys. very competitive. >> we felt we had a very strong presentation today for race to the top. i think, as many of you are aware, that could mean about $700 million to florida. >> did maybe $250 million for maryland, which brought up teams in washington to make a final pitch to the department of education. our sales pitch is maryland has a long history of success. we've had many, many national recognitions. those continue. and therefore, investing in maryland is a great idea. >> reporter: but if plans to improve with states that spend a lot of time outlining behind closed doors, with race to the top administrators. >> reporter: strides being made at prince george's. strides at baltimore city. increased number of children taking ap courses. i mean, all of those things had to have impressed this panel. >> reporter: one of maryland's biggest strength may be its small size. >> there are only 24 jurisdictions in the state of maryland. we are able to come together, share best practices. >> reporter: but in return for the money, test scores, and teacher accountability must meet federal standards. a big string for those racing for the grants. >> it's expected only 10 of the 19 states will become finalists. the winners will be announced next month. >> and florida, we're coming for you. winning weather headed our way. cooling temperature. take a look at temps. still above 90 degrees. still at 93. humidity is up a little bit. east/southeast at 10. barometer holding steady. come back and take a look at the cooler temperatures headed this way right after this. ,,,,, 1 [ air blowing ] [ clattering ] [ male announcer ] when you're all out of good ideas and you've moved on to the dumb ones, it's time. american standard heating & air conditioning. a higher standard of comfort. down to the harbor there. >> i guess they're open for visitors at some point. we'll tell you about that. >> and the weather tomorrow and the next couple of days. definitely cooler than it's been. we'll finally get a break. today was the 46th day over 90. got to 96. right now, it's cooling down to 93 degrees. still hot out there. 93 in elkton. 96 in washington. and in hagerstown. the cool spots on either side of the state you go. 81 in ocean city. winds off the water there. 79 in oakland. certainly a lot cooler. the dew point has come up a bit earlier. 61, 62. now up to 65. now, the temperatures will drop. the dew point comes up. they kind of meet in the middle. later tonight, it will be back this the mid- to upper 70s. and muggy night once again. looks like any showers are staying well to our south once again in virginia. at least for today. but tomorrow, do expect to see some rain. right now, a bit of an east wind tomorrow. east/northeast winds. yes. probably winds off the ocean. and that's going to bring in damp conditions. a lot more clouds. and a risk of showers. this is kind of a weak frontal boundary. this cooler and dryer air appears. and that is pressing slowly to the south and southwest. it's what we call a back door cold front. instead of coming from the northwest, it's coming from the northeast. up here in northern new england, drying out. beautiful, very pleasant weather. lower temperatures or lower humidity. south of that front. that's where all of that heat and humidity is. we have the showers popping up. out to the west, this stuff over michigan, looks like it wants to head down to the south and southeast. tomorrow, we have a pretty good shot. we'll have scattered showers and thundershowers. look at all of the rain to the south. that's going to stay there for now. but we have cooler conditions. temperatures tomorrow, only in the mid-80s. and risk of scattered showers begin on friday. probably not that much on the weekend. except by sunday night and monday. and another chance of scattered showers. at that time. bay temp, around 83. tonight, kind of a warm, muggy night once again. in the 70s most places. and it will be kind of humid as well. tomorrow, mid-80s only. that's 11 degrees cooler than today. but a lot of clouds. and a chance of a few showers and maybe a few thundershowers. and any of them could have decent rain. we need the rain. >> sure do. >> definitely going to be cooler. friday may be only in the low 80s. >> we like that. still to come on wjz eyewitness news. super bug. growing concerns about a new gene that makes any bacteria resistant to antibiotics. victims targeted in at least three states, including nearby virginia. what most of the victims have in common. tragedy in remote alaska. five people dead, including a former senator. how the search intensifies. buck and the bird goes for two in a row. i'll have the latest from the orioles in cleveland. and joe flacco gets set to air out his passes to new receivers. we'll hear from the qb on the eve of the ravens' first preseason game. when eyewitness news continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,, , it is 6:30. 93 degrees and sunny. good evening. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. investigators are looking at the cause of a deadly plane crash in a remote part of lass lass that killed -- alaska that killed five people, including former senator ted stevens. joel brown reports for wjz, from washington, with the latest on the crash and the survivors. >> reporter: medics and crash investigators had a tough time reaching the remote alaskan mountain side, where a small plane crashed, killing five. among the dead, former senator ted stevens. he and eight others took off in a light rain, around 3:00 monday, from a lodge on lake mirka. they were heading to another fishing camp three miles away. visibility was approximate three miles. they crashed near gillingham, about 325 miles southwest of anchorage. >> we really have very little information to go on right now. so until we gather that information, we're going to be looking at everything. >> reporter: federal investigators will also be talking to the four survivors, include former nasa head, sean o'keefe and his son. the weather was so bad, they had to spend the night in the wreckage, alongside the five dead bodies. >> reporter: stevens was the senate's longest-serving republican. senators plan to honor him thursday when they return to capitol hill. >> stevens' senate career ended in scandal, after he was found guilty on corruption charges. the case was later thrown out, but not before he had lost his seat. in a statement, his family said he loved alaska with all his heart. his legacy is the 49th star on the american flag. >> i will never stop fighting for the people of alaska. >> reporter: he represented his state for over 40 years. joel brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: tonight, former nasa chief, sean o'keefe is in critical condition. and his 13-year-old son is in serious condition. the flight attendant who allegedly cursed out a passenger and quit his job on a packed flight is out of jail and talking. 38-year-old steven slater faces a number of charges for his actions. but he is becoming an internet sensation for the same reason. slater posted bail last night in new york. monday, he became frustrated with a female passenger, cursed her out on the intercomsystem, grabbed two beers and used an emergency slide to get off the plane. he spoke after being released late last night. >> it seems like something here has resonated with a few people. and that's kind of neat. >> are you going to lose your job? >> more than likely. >> reporter: do you care about that anymore? >> no. >> tell me about -- >> no comment at this time. >> slater is charged with criminal mischief. reckless endangerment and pres passing. counts that could get him up to seven year in prison if convicted. tuesday, more than 20,000 people signed up on facebook in support of slater. a race against time to find a possible serial killer before he strikes again. the suspect who viciously stabs his victims appears to be targeting african americans. he has struck in several states, including nearby virginia. police are on the hunt for this man. believed to be a serial killer, responsible for 20 attacks in three states. five of them deadly. >> i would consider this man to be very desperate, and very dangerous. >> reporter: the most recent case happened saturday, outside a church in toledo. >> toledo, 911. >> hi. i have a man who is bleeding. i'm not sure if he's stabbed, shot. >> the victim, anthony leno, survived. >> walked to the car to give him directions. at that point, he was stabbed. >> reporter: earlier this week, police say the attacker struck three different times in the northern virginia town of leesburg. a 15-year-old boy stabbed near a gas station. a 67-year-old man attacked with a knife, while sitting on the steps of an apartment building. and a man hit in the head with a hammer. all three are minorities. all survived. >> we became convinced early saturday, and into sunday, that we were dealing with a race- based crime. >> reporter: the killing spree began in flint, michigan, where police believe one attacker has stabbed 16 men since may. of the five victims who died, all were african american. authorities in michigan are now taking a close look at similarities among all the cases. the suspect descriptions seem to match. a white man with a muscular build, often wearing a baseball cap. so, too, does the description of the vehicle, captured on surveillance video in virginia. believed to be a dark green chevy blazer, with tan paneling on bottom. critical crews police hope will help stop a serial killer. elaine kehano, cbs news, new york. >> many of the attacks happened early in the morning between midnight and 6:00 a.m. several children injured in a day care crash. pictures from the scene in glendale. the suv overturned. and the driver was trapped until firefighters freed him. has injuries are nonlife threatening. the children range in age from 6 to 11 years old. governor martin o'malley's re-election campaign. in all, it reports that it has more than $6.7 million in the bank. republican challenger robert ehrlich, who is running in a rematch against o'malley has not yet disclosed how much he has on hand for this race. time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow's edition of the baltimore sun. police arrest a man who was cheating area restaurants out of meals. how he did it. with school around the corner, health officials are gearing up for the vaccination season. for all of these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. national aquarium knows what makes marine life happy. now, it takes the knowledge beyond its own walls. the aquarium is now helping fish in the inner harbor to survive. >> it looks like a big brillo pad, with holes drilled through. mulch is spread on top of that material on this floating marsh land that is being launched at the national aquarium. locals dig plants. >> it's something cool i've done for the chesapeake bay. >> keep this all toward the middle. because we'll have different species going around the edges. >> reporter: the plants will send three feet into the water. and will create a small habitat for small sea life. larger fish will congregate below. >> what this material does is it has a lot of little spaces inside of it. >> reporter: the aquarium placed more than a dozen of these inside to see would happen. they were filled with mussels, aquatic worms and microorganisms. >> people don't think there is a lot of animals in the inner harror. but -- harbor. but there really are. early ther week, the -- earlier this week, the waterfront project launched a similar project just a week away. his goal, to make the harbor swimmable and fishable by 2020. >> it's a lot of work. >> do you think it's possible. >> anything is possible, i guess. >> nature intended for marsh lands to be a water filter. they're not here anymore. we have to put them back. >> reporter: suzanne collins, wjz eyewitness news. >> anything is possible. the university of maryland will study the floating islands seen here. to see if they are accomplishing their goal. if so, more will be launched. they're so attractive to look at. >> and yesterday, a duck started building a nest. >> really? >> yeah. >> need to pay rent. >> help raise money. still to come on wjz eyewitness news. allegedly drunk and on duty. a police officer facing serious charges, after a fatal accident with a motorcyclist. mass graves in iran. the disturbing reason why they're being made. i'm bob turk in the first warning weather center. cooler temps and showers headed our way. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. and wjz is always on. here are the top stories on wjz.com at this hour. for updates on all the day's news, and updated forecast any time, log onto wjz.com. ,,,,,,,, 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. iran is preparing for potential war with the united states. an iranian news agency showed this video of what it says are mass graves for u.s. soldiers, should they try to invade. the united states and united nations remain at odds with iran over its nuclear program. iran says it is just for power. but the u.s. suspects iran is trying to create nuclear weapons. a deadly pipe bomb attack in turkey two were killed in this crash. it carries a quarter of iraq's crude oil. an escaped inmate and his accomplice may not be headed to canada, after all. they are now suspected in a robbery in arkansas. john mcclusky and his girlfriend, katherine welsh have been on the run for nearly two weeks. she allegedly helped him escape from a facility. stunning allegations about a police officer in indianapolis, indiana. investigators say the officer's blood alcohol level was .15 19. more than twis the legal limit. the officer now faces charges. they believe someone should have known he was drunk. in tonight's healthwatch report, growing concerns about a new gene that allows any bacteria to become a super bug. it's already widespread in india, where cosmetic surgery is expected. experts fear they could spread the bug, which is resistant to nearly all forms of antibiotics. >> and katie couric has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. there's a glimmer of hope for peace. and bringing people together instead of pulling them apart. where is it? find out tonight only on the cbs evening news. and here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, well, you sure are smiling. i just heard about our new low fares. how low are they? they're really low. how are they gonna get any lower than our regular fares? our regular fares are already so low. we should ask bobby. hey, bobby, how low can our fares go? i don't know. low? low, low? ♪ [ male announcer ] fly southwest airlines from bwi airport to florida for only $89 one-way. i know one thing... those low fares won't last long. 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[ ding ] another very warm evening across the baltimore region. when will we get some relief? bob turk is updating the five- day forecast. and has the closer look at what we can expect tomorrow. tomorrow may be cooler than today. take a look at our forecast. only in the 80s tomorrow. yes, there may be scattered shower and thundershower activity. proarnl only about 85, 86 tomorrow. and low 80s, with a chance of scattered showers on friday. mid-80s for saturday, sunday, and monday. slight chance of a shower by sunday night and gan on monday. 88 and 86 degrees. so the 90s are gone for now. >> thanks a lot, bob. an american idol winner hospitalized. >> reporter: coming up on entertainment tonight, american idol's fantasia barrino. we have the latest on her drug overdose. >> reporter: the one-time idol champion reportedly tried to take her own life, with a mix of aspirin and an unknown sleep aid. some say she became overwhelmed by the media attention after being called a home wrecker. cook's wife is also saying that fant asia made a sex tape with her husband. the 26-year-old star was treated at a hospital. her condition is not considered life-threatening. then george clooney works some more. it's clooney, the killer, on the italian set of his new thriller "the american." also tonight, julia roberts' big night out in new york. plus, drew barrymore and justin long. our new, on-set exclusive. we'll have that and much more coming up here on entertainment tonight. and you can see entertainment tonight, here at 7:30, wjz. ranks put in final preparations for the first preseason game. mark has the latest coming up next in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, store . we welcome vic back from a little vacation. and while he was gone, the orioles turn things around. >> i'll have to go again. o's are certainly revived after hiring the new manager. but buck showalter doesn't want the credit. makes you wonder how much influence a manager can have. showalter says it is not him. managers can only do so much. for instance, the amazing play by cabrera. stunning instinct to a play are you -- player you can't coach. cabrera, an amazing grab and throw from the ground again. you can't coach stuff like that. drive to center field to give the o's a lead and they never look back. in a 14-8 victory. seven games and eight wins. 14 runs that they tallied last night were the most for the o's this year. game 2. brad bergesen. pitched well in his last two starts. oriole hitters will face indian starter josh tomlin. he's a rookie right-hander, making his fourth career start. first pitch, 7:05. see it on masn hd. this was the scene in cincinnati lastinate, when the reds and cards clashed. a bench-clearing brawl tied for first placement they meet again this afternoon. scoreless inning. and he loads to center field. out in the park. grand slam. st. louis wins, 6-1. they sweep the series in cinci. and with that, st. louis takes sole possession. after training camp, the ravens now get to apply some of their preparation to a game situation. they'll play host to the carolina panthers in a preseason home opener here in town tomorrow night. centers on the improved passing game. joe flacco has a couple of new receivers. plus, a couple of rookie tight ends have been added. derrick mason. flacco has a list of options as they head into the first warmup game. whoever catches the ball, catches the ball. it's not all going to be even. and you know, whatever happens, happens. we just hope that we go down and put a touchdown on the board. >> anquan boldin will be wearing the ravens' purple and red tomorrow night. he'll be one of our featured guests when we bring you the action tomorrow night. our coverage kicks off, 7:30. daunte stalworth. then it's the ravens and panthers in the preseason opener. it's all here on wjz 13 tomorrow night. at the new meadowlands. new home for the giants and the jets. 77,000 soccer fans. watching team usa take on brazil. in an exhibition match. wide open with&with a sneaky move around the u.s. goalie. a wide open shot puts brazil up 2-0. and that was the final. u.s. has beaten brazil just once in 16 all-time meetings. the world cup, a reminder, the u.s. still has catching up to do. >> we'll be right back. ,,,, o7ó?wow ♪ storyteller: hey diddle diddle the cat and the fiddle the cow jumped over the moon. then quickly fell back to earth, landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily, geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow, because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. don't miss the cbs primetime lineup tonight at 10:00. and that's it for us. we'll be back at 11:00. thanks for watching, maryland's news station. much more ahead on the cbs evening news >> couric: tonight, worry on wall street, investors dump stocks, prices plunge as fear spreads that the recovery has stalled. i'm erica hill. also tonight, the tragedy in alaska. new details of the plane crash that killed former senator ted stevens and what may have caused it. the great escape. did that jetblue flight attendant actually plan to use the emergency slide? >> i thought about it for 20 years. we thought about it but you never think you're going to do it. >> reporter: at a town where jews and muslims live in harmony but it's not in the middle east, tphaoeuts the middle of new jersey. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> hill: good evening, katie is on assignment. wall street investors unloaded stock today, fearing the economy could be heading back into recession or, even worse, the "d "word, deflation. the dow plunged 265 points, that's nearly
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