some homicides. >> he would dress up in button- ups and slacks. and from what i could tell issue he has a nice car and a nice place. i thought he had like a pretty normal life. obviously not. >> reporter: police said they started their investigation when someone reported suspicious activity. but all of the neighbors we spoke with say they had no idea what was going on. >> it just blows my mind. that it was right there in that house. and no one knew it. because it had to have obviously been going on for years, if that much to be in there. and that's just what they caught. how much did they actually sell and get out of there? >> reporter: police say the 170 pounds of marijuana they found is worth more than half a million dollars. >> reporter: our-- >> our investigation will continue into what was happening with those drugs, after they left this residence. >> reporter: police are also investigating whether this is part of an even bigger operation with more players. as for uni, he's been released from jail on a $25,000 bond. live in ellicott city, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> weijia, thank you. uni left the baltimore police department in 2006 for an undisclosed reason. starting the engines once again. another group is now taking over the organization of the baltimore grand prix. and mary is in the newsroom with the big name heading up this group. >> reporter: worls -- world famous racing champion, michael andretti is now in charge of a new group. the city just terminated the contract with down force racing after it failed to meet several benchmarks. two local men will try to get the grand prix back for labor day weekend. last week was wildly hailed as a success. but the first group that organized the race his its contract terminated for not paying back money it opened to the city. >> the new group is being called race on. the deal needs approval by the city board of estimates. just a short time ago, the jury goes home for the night. once again, unable to reach a verdict in the trial of julius henson. the political operative accused in the election night robocall scandal. derek valcourt explains what happened with the jury today. derek? >> reporter: well, the jury asked really only one question of the judge. they wanted to see if they could get a written copy of the legal instructions that the judge read to them in court. other than that, it was quiet from that jury, still no verdict. >> as democrat martin o'malley and republican bob ehrlich squared off in a 2010 rematch. ehrlich's campaign consultant, julius henson, wrote and sent a robocall to thousands of registered democrats, before polls closed on election night, suggesting there was no need to go vote because o'malley was already winning. >> relax, everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> reporter: prosecutors argued that robocall was an illegal attempt to suppress african american voter turnout through deceit. and they say the call was misleading because it did not contain the legally required authority line, identifying it was paid for by the ehrlich campaign. >> the first amendment does not protect nod fraud lent speech. we think clearly that was the case here. it was fraudulent. wasn't sphruft political speech. it was fraudulent speech. >> reporter: but henson took the stand to tell them that the call used reverse psychology. meant to get people to vote for ehrlich. and he blamed convicted coconspirator paul schurick for leaving off the required authority tag line. >> it comes down to mr. schurick, in the early campaign, had to -- it was their responsibility, to put an authority line on that call. i recommended that they do so. i went around them to get them to do so. they refused. that is not my responsibility. >> reporter: that jury has already deliberated for about eight hours. that is just about twice as long as the jury deliberated in the case of convicted coconspirator, paul schurick. we're live at the courthouse, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> okay, thank you. wjz will bring you the verdict as soon as it happens. president obama's declaration that he supports same-sex marriage, is drawing strong praise and criticism. and it could have an impact on the november election. right now, polls show americans are basically split right down the middle on the issue. the obama campaign already released a new ad, accusing mitt romney of being, and i quote, backwards on equality. romney says he believes marriage is between a man and a woman. and this could fire up the conservative base in his favor. >> marylanders on both sides of the same-sex marriage issue are speculating on the impact president obama's support will have, if the issue goes to referendum in november. wjz is live. political reporter pat warren has a look at the impact. >> reporter: everybody has opinions. but of course, at this point, no one can draw conclusions. >> reporter: president obama's support of same-sex marriage puts smiles on the faces of advocates. but does it have any teeth at the polls? >> i think that it may. because it's almost like getting the stamp of approval. you know, it's my president. you know, he added some validity to it. >> i don't think it's going to affect the outcome whatsoever. >> reporter: carey hires and sultan are each in a committed same-sex relationship and believe that the president's influence will influence the maryland referendum. >> if you heard it from the president, how can you say that you're against marriage equality. >> reporter: they still expect same-sex marriage to be defeated in november. >> for those thousands of voting citizens that are writing their plans on these petitions, we don't plan to lose this one. >> i think it will be a wash. >> reporter: some think it will energize both sides. and he believes it is more likely to motivate opponents. >> if i had to guess, i'd say it's a net gain for the conservative forces in maryland, who are going to be slightly more motivated to come out on this issue. >> the petition drive continues, and there is little doubt about the president's sincerity. >> i think people are going to look at the way barack obama came around on the issue of marriage equality. they're going to vay, i sit around with my family. i know gay and lesbian people. i may not have had a discussion about their framly, but i know their family is the same as mine. >> i think he is doing what he thinks is right. >> reporter: the 2kd line to submit the signatures on the petition is the end of next month. same-sex marriage supporters are starting their own information drive. reporting live, i'm pat warren. back to you. >> election day is november 6th. and of course, wjz is always on. check if for campaign 2012. for more, log onto wjz.com. an amazing story of forgiveness. as loved ones bury one of two women, murdered inside a church last week. several congregations offered to provide a funeral for the man accused of the killings. mike hellgren reports from howard county. >> reporter: they came by the hundreds at the funeral to mourn and remember brenda brewington, the mother of two and selfless church administrator, one of two women gunned down one week ago, inside st. peter's episcopal church in ellicott city. >> she died in the process of helping someone less fortunate than herself, someone in great need. and i think it's important that we remember that spirit in her. >> both of the ladies are the kindest ladies you would ever meet. our facebook page has been very busy. >> among the postings around the world, may god bring you comfort and healing. the church is grieving with you. you are all in ply heart and incessant prayers. may god especially give peace to brenda and support to her loved ones. police say douglas jones shot her and mary marguerite cone, before killing himself. wjz has learned jones' life spiraled in recent years. his once-successful business gone. he was homeless, getting food from the pantry at st. peters, and became angry when told his visits were too frequent. >> it was crazy. i don't know what was going through his mind when he was doing it. >> reporter: jones lived behind the church. police say the gun he used in the killing was registered in his name. >> reporter: in their name, several congregations have come together, offering to provide funeral services for jones and counseling to his loved ones. >> in the end, we're a christian church. and that's what christians do. >> reporter: they called cone a woman of profound faith. she was 59. >> the diocese has not yet heard from jones' family on whether or not they will take them up on their offer to provide funeral services a man dressed in a cap and a mask. becoming more frequent at games. according to our media partner, the baltimore sun, they are also hired a team. people running on the field will be charged with trespassing. and in this case, bad taste. perfect baseball weather today. a live look outside right now. pleasant temperatures with a bit of a breeze. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are always in good taste, updating these nice conditions for us. it's going to be chilly later on. get back in the 50s. dress for that. right now, radar is clear. nothing around here at all. not even a cloud right now. just a few. we had a couple of sprinkles earlier. temperature-wise, we're back in the mid-60s right now. take a look at the rainfall that we got. the last couple of days. yeah, even though we still have a drought watch, some areas really got pretty decent rain. berlin down on the eastern shore. not too far from ocean city. 1.59 inches since tuesday. glenden, 1.31. bel air, a little over an inch. you see sparks under an inch. columbia, almost three quarters. hagerstown, .69. bwi marshall, officially for this area, only a little bit more than a third of an inch. tim has a look at the current winds which have been a factor all along. >> they certainly have. the low that is responsible for the showers and rains that bob just talked about is moving out. but the high moving in, responsible for the sunshine and blue skies. well, it's creating a bit of pressure between the two. and that's creating the wind. 16-mile-per-hour winds, now around bwi marshall. 22 around d.c. the gusts have been substantially higher. they have been as high as 30 miles per hour around hagerstown. and as you see now, the high is starting to dominate the forecast. and winds are starting to calm down. still a breezy afternoon. and pleasantly cool conditions. normal high now is 72 degrees. we topped out in the upper 60s. we'll be a little warmer tomorrow. we'll call that seasonably milder or so. but it will be that way tomorrow, with less wind and a good bit of sunshine. right on through mother's day. just in time to present those nice, tasteful gifts to mom. bob will have your complete updated first warning forecast, coming up in a few moments. now, back inside. once empty stores in baltimore's inner harbor malls are filling up fast. the latest is a well-known movie buff. jessica kartalija has more on the new company, making its baltimore debut. >> that would be bubba gump shrimp company to the right of me. and if you think harbor place is a has-been, you need to think again. because new places like bubba gump are coming in. and they're attracting not just tourists but locals as well. >> it's a forest gump themed restaurant. very family friendly. very high energy type place. a lot of fun. >> reporter: joined by a giant shrimp and forest gump lookalike. the mayor says it is a big boost to baltimore's economy. >> it represents jobs for baltimore. and enhancement. >> reporter: bubba gump shrimp takes over the former site of phillips seafood at the power plant. >> really warm reception from people who have come in. we've seen a lot of happy people. we have been made to feel very much at home. >> reporter: harbor place is making national attention this week, with nik wallenda, a 7th generation member of the flying wallenda family. walking a tight rope of the harbor. announcing the opening of ripley's believe it or not. >> this is an amazing market. so we're here. >> reporter: ripley's auditorium will officially open june 1st. >> and just a few blocks away, here at power plant live, there are several new restaurants, including a tattoo in kettle hill that are unpopular to tourists and locals as well. >> reporter: retailers are paving the way for new stores like j. crew and anthropology. coming across the water in harbor east. >> this is all part of a trend that i hope will continue. >> reporter: with more in store, people are once again excited to visit the inner harbor. >> it's kind of, you know, construction-y right now. but once that's all done, i think it's going to be fantastic. >> reporter: mccormick's world of flavors is set to open in light street pavilion, as well as three brand-new restaurants in harbor east. should be a good time to be down here at the inner harbor. i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you, jessica. bubba gump is the first restaurant group based on a movie. >> i've eaten at several of those. it's pretty good. >> a lot of shrimp, i'll bet. >> absolutely. in many, many ways. still to come. a special visit. >> the ravens' ray rice goes back to school to remind kids to get and stay active. i'm mary bubala. more from millersville coming up. i'm mike schuh in north point. and this is cj. a partial pit bull. the landlord here has told the tenant that either the tenant leaves or the dog leaves because. a court of appeals ruling. the story next. not giving up hope. the frantic search for two missing sisters. why police say the kidnapper is obsessed with them. >> nice weekend ahead. stick around for the first warning weather forecast. 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>> mary, i hear you can do that with noproblem. >> right when it's time to go home for the day. >> okay, mary. thank you. >> i can't. he is fast. fast, fast. >> you heard of trip and fall. that's me. >> let's take a look at temps and conditions around the region. beautiful afternoon. 65 now. west winds, 16. they're beginning to come down a little bit. barometer on the way back up. we'll look at a beautiful friday into the weekend after ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. there's a live look outside right now. nice day to be out and about. >> breezy. not a good hair day. but got some nice rain in some areas last night, as we showed you. some spots got over an inch of rain. most areas, about a half inch or so. that certainly is a help. take a look at temps right now. beautiful afternoon. 65. nice and cool. 51 out in oakland. 66 down in ocean city. and almost 70 at pax river. the dew point is pretty low. only 39 degrees. tonight, overnight, some areas north of town. northeast, away from the water. will get down into the upper 30s tonight. it will be a chilly night. but a warmup quickly tomorrow. 67, annapolis kent island. low pressure, they gave us the rain yesterday. showers. a lot of rain in the maine area. new hampshire area. moving off to the east and northeast. dryer air coming in. most of the country, except texas now, getting heavy rain. we may have had a drought the last couple of years. that's going to help those folks. for us, skies are pretty much cleared out. one little sprinkle in the mountains. tonight, it will clear out. winds will eventually calm down. and when that happens, that's when temperatures will begin to drop. now, tomorrow, high pressure over the region. still a bit of a breeze. but eventually, the high moves right across the area down to the south of us, by saturday night into sunday. the winds go back to the south/southwest. warmer air coming in. looks like ahead of this weak front by sunday afternoon. may get up to 80 degrees on sunday. that's mother's day. late at night, maybe a brief sprinkle or shower with that front approaching. probably a better chance, we think, monday, even on tuesday. that low in texas, with the rain probably going to bring us some rain again. could be decent rain by next tuesday. i know it's a long way off. but that's the way it looks like it's going to happen right now. tonight, we have a small craft advisory because of the breeze until 9:00. and another small craft advisory tomorrow. for gusts up to 20 knots on the bay. sunshine, and the bay temp around 62. tomorrow, looks like tonight, down to mid-40s. most places with clear to partly cloudy skies as the breeze quits tomorrow. breeze picks up again. but not like today. a lot of sunshine all day long. tomorrow's high, 73, which is smack dab normal. 73. >> and it's friday. still to come on wjz eyewitness news. toddler terrorist? why the parents of this adorable little girl were told she couldn't fly with them. a state trooper killed off duty. now his killer learns his fate. coming up, a maryland man, accused of spying, locked away in a cuban prison. every day, his wife fights to pring her home. cuba and the world. >> do the right thing. allow him to ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it is just observe 6:30. 65 degrees and mostly sunny. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz and here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. the man accused of killing a mississippi mother and her daughter, and kidnapping two other youngy girl -- young girls is now part of america's most wanted. >> adam mays could be anywhere in the u.s. right now. >> we believe adam mayes could be anywhere in the united states. and we are extremely concerned for the safety of the girls. >> reporter: the fbi will intensify its search again for adam mayes. he is suspected of killing judge an baines and her daughter adrian in their bedroom. and then kidnapping the other two girls. mayes' mother-in-law says he believed he was their father and was obsessed with them. >> my daughter said he lived, sleeps, eat and breathes nothing but these two children. >> reporter: charges of -- were upgraded to murder for terese a. according to documents, she said both murders were directly part of the kidnapping of alexandria, and caria. and that she drove both bodies to union county, mississippi. that's where mayes was seen last, caught on surveillance video at a convenience store. >> reporter: investigators again searched the area around mayes' mississippi home wednesday but say he could be hiding anywhere am. >> i must emphasize that mayes awps has ties to texas, north carolina, south carolina, florida. >> the reward for information leading to mayes or the girls has grown to $175,000. >> to adam mayess, i would urge you, if you're lessening-- listening, number 1, turn those girls in to a safe location. and then peacefully and safely turn yourself in to law enforcement. >> reporter: now, despite mayes ties, he doesn't have much money. a state trooper working off duty for a family. >> reporter: williams will spend the rest of his life in prison. he was convicted earlier this year in the murder of trooper wesley brown who was shotto death -- shot to death at an appleby's. prosecutors say brown removed him. and williams shot him in revenge. a second man who gave williams the gun will spend five years in prison for his role in the crime. vic? >> mary, thank you. a defense lawyer argued there was not enough evidence to convict williams of the crime. ann arundle county police get into a violent brawl with a suspect believed to be under the influence of drugs. rico smith was acting erratically, they said. when they arrived, police say smith attacked them. trying to disarm one officer, even biting another. they finally used a taser to subdue him. he faces a number of charges. a short time ago, the prosecution wrapped up its case against john edwards. he is accused of violating campaign finance laws to hide his affair. the judge hears about edward' political ambitions. >> reporter: john edwards' former adviser took the stand and testified how edwards angled up for a job, even as he lost the bid to the white house. the candidate asked him to approach the obama campaign about becoming vice president or attorney general. edwards told him that a hillary clinton nomination would be a disaster. henry said edwards' goal was to one day be a supreme court justice. >> he had raw ambition and was constantly in the game, so to speak, to find a role in politics. >> reporter: edwards was accused of scheming to use campaign contributions to hide his affair to rielle hunter. $309,000 in cash went to cars, jets, hotels. >> now, the defense gets to present its case. and the big question. should john edwards take the stand in his own defense? >> if he comes to the jury box with a lot of strikes against him. and sort of asks them to resurrect their own credibility, under these circumstances, will be quite a challenge. >> reporter: for a dramatic closing flourish, prosecutors turn to the words of john edwards himself. they played a tape of a tv interview, where edwards of edwards was radio -- was seen telling lies. the defense will begin its case monday. in greens greensboro, north carolina, wjz eyewitness news. >> edwards could face up to 20 years in prison. investigators are looking into who leaked information of the new bomb plot to the a.p.s. the a.p. waited, trying to give the person who foiled the plot a chance to get out of yemen. a maryland family caught in an international nightmare. allen gross sits in a cuban prison, while his wife tries desperately to get him home. >> reporter: two years, five months, six days. baltimore native allen gross, wastes away behind bars in a cuban prison. >> to see him getting more depressed, weaker. it's a helpless feeling. >> reporter: in a rare video, judy gross shares her deepest fears. she admits, she wors -- worries whether her 62-year-old husband will return home. >> do i think i'll see him on u.s. soil? i doubt it. >> you think he might die there? >> think about it a lot. >> reporter: he went to improve access to students there. >> in your opinion, did allen ever break the law when he was there? >> we know now that he did break cuban law. he did not know that until he got to cuba and was arrested. >> reporter: since allen's arrest more than two years ago, the world's most powerful leaders have been pushing for his relief -- release. but cuba hasn't budged. >> is there anything more you think can be done to help secure his release? >> my hope right now is just that they'll allow him to come visit his mother. >> reporter: allen's 90-year- old mother is dying of lung cancer. >> she cries every day that i talk to her. that she's not going to see her son. it's inhumane. >> reporter: the cuban government has allowed judy to visit allen in prison, making plans for another trip, plus weekly phone calls and letters keep her going. >> that's what is so ironic about it. i talk to him and it feels like he's right there. and then i have to remember, he's pretty far away. >> reporter: to keep allen close, she rereads his letters. like this emotional thanksgiving note to his daughters. >> in all honesty, i cannot remember the last time that we were altogether. all together. so despite our circumstances and distant locations, at least this year, i can write and say to you that we still have so much to be thankful for. we still have each other. >> reporter: now, late today, a cuban official, speaking speaking from havana, on cnn says they are willing to negotiate a release, but have not heard back from the u.s. government. allen gross prompts to return to cuba it to finish his sentence if he is allowed to visit his mother. time now for a look at the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. a guide to this week's baltimore tattoo arts convention. a breakdown in the top team's men's lacrosse tournament. and athlete number 6 in the countdown of maryland's top 175 athletes is olympic hero, michael phelps. for these stories and more, read the baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast on wjz's first warning weather team. the countdown is on for the summer olympics in london. this morning, an olympia grief, the olympic torch was lit. it was a 70-day relay around the uk, during which it will be carried by 500 torch bearers. it will end july 27th at the game's opening ceremonies. >> they wore the same thing. >> yes. and for how many hundreds of years. and thousands. pretty impressive, still. still to come on eyewitness news. scientifically beautiful. why this teenager is being called an entire nation's most natural beauty. new bloodshed in syria. what happened to the cease- fire? 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[ cellphone rings ] everyone grows with miracle-gro. this has been a really good baseball season so far. here's mark, with the wjz the fan sports report. >> if you go to the ballpark, bring a glove. tuesday night, josh hamilton rains supreme, when he hits four home runs for the texas rangers. lat night, rain showers washed out the game. double header today. brace yourself for more home runs. sunshine for the fans today. and those who arrived on time, got to witness more home run history. in the same place where hamilton hit his four, we start with o's rookie, ryan flaherty. he gets to start in left field this. is fun. off texas pitcher colby louis. flaherty leads off with a homer. it's a quick, 1-0 lead. second batter for the o's is jj hardy. while he hammers one in deep left field. back-to-pack home runs and it's 2-0. third batter is nick markakis. and why not? he slams a home run to right. first there three hit home runs to start the game. and that's the first time that's happened in american league history. adam jones and wilson bedament. they had to hold on for a 6-5 win over the rangers. second game of that double header gets started in about 15 minutes. tampa bay race comes tomorrow. this reminder, you can see the o's here sunday. it's masn on wjz on mother's day. in football, ravens' rookies will hit the field for the start of mini camp. their first pro practice session. second round draft pick. courtney upshaw has agreed to his deal. upshaw drafted by the ravens in the second round. his role, now more important after the injury to terrell suggs. when the nfl season starts in assessment, we could see replacement officials working the game. the league has been scouting for fill-ins as a contingency, if the regular officials do not sign a collective bargaining agreement. current deal expires at the end of this month. so the league says it will gather replacements, just in case. an nfl spokesman says the league expects the officials to agree to a deal. so the fill-ins should not be necessary. jockey mario gutierrez, should be coming to baltimore for the preakness stakes. for now, the kentucky derby winning jockey is enjoying the newfound spoils of celebrity. was also honored at a lakers' play-off game. gutierrez rode, i'll have another, to victory. the horse is already here at pimlico. and finally, sometimes the best golfers in the world can be just as bad as the rest of us. check out angel cabrera, on the par3 hole in florida today. the island green is picturesque. and problematic. cabrera, who once won the masters, ended up with a devastating 9 on a par 3. ian poulter shot seven under. and is the current leader at the players championship. >> kept hitting them into the water. >> even the best in the world. we can do that sometimes. >> good lesson there, mark. thank you. be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, don't miss the cbs primetime lineup tonight at 10:00. it's a hit episode of the mentalist, followed of course, by eyewitness news at 11:00. that's it for us tonight at 6:00. >> thanks for watching wjz, marylanda news -- maryland's news station. don't go away. much more ahead on the cbs evening news with scott pelley. among the stories they're covering today, the fda approves the first drug to prevent hiv. a look at this key moment in the battle against a.i.d.s. we now take you to new york and the cbs evening news with scott >> pelley: breaking news-- america's largest bank admits to massive losses. jpmorgan says risky trades and exotic investments are cost it $2 billion, maybe more. anthony mason has the fast-developing details. new revelations today in the hazing death of a drum major forces a big resignation at florida a&m. mark strassmann is covering. mitt romney apologizes for doing what he calls stupid things after he's accused of bullying a high school classmate. jan crawford on the political fallout. and byron pitses with the principal who is teaching kids the way out of poverty. >> he is an inspiration. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're beginning tonight with breaking news that will rattle the struggling financial markets. jpmorgan chase, america's biggest bank, just admitted it has suffered massive trading