station. it's not a bad day start after yesterday's afternoon rain if you got some. chris city has been working on a problem in the city she'll tell you about. >> we'll take a look at how we're going to square away this day. we're talking about partly sunny skies over all. it's in the low 70s right now going into a high temperature right around 88 to 90 degrees we'll be in the mid 80s at lunch and dinner, i will mention but not necessarily put up the symbol for pop up thunder shower a little bit later on. that's the headlines don. take it away. >> here is chris city in for sharon at wjz traffic control. >> reporter: we do have some new video regarding the accident in baltimore city it occurred at utah place at west north amp apparently we had a vehicle there that slammed into a building and got stuck. the car has been removed it is now on the shoulder but it's attracting plenty of attention. as far as other accidents go in the white marsh area we do have a crash there approaching bell air road. harrisburg expressway still trouble free average speed about 66 miles an hour at swan road. as for the belt way no problems to report in or all the way around just a slight slow down on the north side as you make your approach to harper road and take a look at the travel times. 54 miles an hour and 11 minutes to get through. at green spring avenue for the most accurate and up to date traffic information available you can always log on to wjz.com. don back to you. the prono comp promiseesing appears to be crumble local police and fire unions have filed a lawsuit again the city. it's the latest action over budget battles in pension. good morning once again andrea. >> reporter: the union's accuse the city of ignoring years of financial advice, which they say ultimately led to this crisis. the fire and police unions along with several retired members are suing the city for what they call systematic under funding and mismanagement of the pension fund, which is runed by the city and a board of trustees. the lawsuit claims the city ignored the advice of financial experts for years an didn't fund the system as much as they should have. now, the unions are suing for $64 million, the amount they claim the city should have already paid out. >> i go out and go back to work i'm 71 years old. ain't nobody going to hire me and there's 2500 of us out there. >> reporter: faced with a $121 million budget shortfall, the city has proposed changing the way it funds the pension system. including increasing the minimum retirement age, increasing contributions from union members and lowering the coast of living increases. >> they said, well, we need to fix the system so what we're going to do is come in and we're going to not only ignore the money we didn't pay in the past but we're going to take more money from you past by taking away some ben nits. >> reporter: in a statement the mayor says >> reporter: city council member says she plans to introduce this pension over haul in a bill next week. it's not clear yet though what affect this new lawsuit will have on her proposal. don, back to you. >> thanks very much andrea. union members are eligible are retired after 20 years of service. they want to set a minimum age of 55. assault and child abuse in the death of his one-year-old daughter. key ton irons was found alone with his daughter at his apartment on tuesday. she was unconscious and taken to the hospital where she suffered from critical head injuries and she died yesterday. irons is being held without bond. an update now on a story we first brought you at this time this morning. a man is dead after being struck by a hit and run driver. it happened around 1:00. after first being struck by a car, gust sabra was left lying in the road and then a tractor- trailer hit him. >> the tractor-trailer driver stopped immediately upon striking the body within the roadway, there was actually an ambulance that was following the tractor-trailer that stopped to see what was going on. gave immediate emergency care to the victim but the victim was deceased. >> police are still look for that car and the tractor- trailer driver will not face any charges. the bad news just keeps on company as experts study the huge impact of that oil spill. now every major computer model ocean concerns will carry the crude up the east coast as far north as north carolina. it also are predicts it will happen in the next foemens. let's take a live look at the blown out head well right now. they've been trying for hours to fit a cap, as you can see, a significant amount of oil is still gushing out. wjz, the president is headed that way today. >> reporter: this is what president obama could see when he visits the gulf coast today, birds drowning in thick black crude. >> this is not only heartbreaking, but it ticks us off, you see these birds trapped in this oil. this shows you what's at risk along our coast. >> reporter: they use robotic submarines to position a lid over the ruptured well so oil can be safenned to the surface. they made it difficult to tell whether the fix is actually working. it may be a day or two before bp knows for sure. >> we condition afford to wait any longer, every day they wait is another day more oil is coming into our coast and coming into our wet lands that's another day that maybe another pell can gets oil. >> reporter: critics have questioned president obama's response to the disaster. he defended himself last night on cnn's larry king live. >> i would love to spend a lot of my time venting and yelling at people, but that's not the job i was hired to do. my job is to solve this problem. >> reporter: he also lashed out at bp for not reacting more quickly. >> i am furious at this entire situation because this is an example of where somebody didn't think through the consequences of their actions. >> reporter: bp will likely pay for those consequences for quite some time. the federal government thursday sent the company a $69 million tab to cover initial clean up cost. the first of what could be many bills to come. in washington eyewitness news. >> the president has cancelled scheduled trips to indo knee is that for the second time. care dean's widow says the company did not protect the actor well enough. he says they left him behind to get dinner on his own which wasn't supposed to happen apparently. the 72-year-old but found dead from an apparent suicide. the thai authorities never released the results of their information. hollywood took another hit yesterday with the death of rue mccranman, the ohmmy award winning actress who may be best known for her role on the golden girls. she was also an animal rights activist and breast cancer survivor. she says her role as blanch almost went to fellow cast member and golden girl betty white. >> i said no it's the other way around. i'm doing the vamp, she's doing the dummy and bee said on the other line, well now that's interesting. >> mccranman died early yesterday morning following a brain hemorrhage in new york city. she was 76 years old. turning to sports the nba finals renewed a storied rivalry. this time it would be the lakers who will have the upper hand if they out ran and out shot the celtics all night long. kobe bryant finished with a game high of 30 points. the lakers win 102 to 89. the big story in major league baseball this morning orioles manager could be fired as early as today with another loss in new york, trembly met with team president afterwards and all signs this morning are pointing to his ouster. he will likely be preceded by the third base coach. try to turn things around though when boston comes to town this weekend. you can catch tomorrow's night game at 7:00 live right here on wjz. partly sunny, chance to have noon thunderstorms today, pop up thunderstorm of a high of about 90 degrees. unlike yesterday we're not going to see vicious weather rake across the area, it's going to be more of a cause and affect. we'll talk about something real quick. we will be discussing with mike shoe the family food drive down autorails park and canyon yard this weekend. not going to be -- i'm going with dick. wjd asks. doing the ride across maryland there's just two things i want to point out. left-hand side of the right across maryland.org website. if you know somebody who is rotting driving a convertible like i'm going to be. you want to make a donation in their name, you can. or if you want to make a donation. we have the 5k run tomorrow, which is has become a part of the kick off. come on back here one second. so there's a whole bunch too started about 8:00 at the park -- the mall in columbia. what do you think, a few thousand people showing up tomorrow. >> oh, every bit of it. >> just get on area road -- >> you will definitely get there. bring that up real quick. 5k run for the fight. 7:00 a.m. that starts at 7:00. and then we hit the road going down the ocean. mike shoe joins us, big busy weekend for a jz. we've got the ride, year over millions rays for breast cancer we're doing this food drive again. how many years is this. >> how many of years of food drive? 24 years. >> wow. >> reporter: that's a lot. >> that is. >> reporter: i'm going to be there for tomorrow we're going to interview him on tomorrow monning show and we'll have a lot of fun there. that will be a lot of fun. it will also be a lot of fun if you come down here and you give some food or money to the food drive. paw lais here with us. she kind of runs the thing. look at that smile. she'll tell you all about when eyewitness news continues. ♪ hey bets, can i borrow a quarter? sure, still not dry? i'm trying to shrink them. i lost weight and now some clothes are too big. how did you do it? simple stuff. eating right and i switched to whole grain. whole grain... 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(lab girl) and for high traffic areas, try resolve high traffic foam humid, 87% humidity and barometer at 89.21. we have a few high clouds and temperatures are consistent. upper 60s to low 70s. we go in closer to home. we'll see a bunch of 70s, columbia and rock hall and baltimore. and 67 now in westminster and 68 in bel air. we have the storms raking across the area last night. we'll have instability today and a chance of instability and showers. then, we'll develop a bit of a problem in the forecast. we're trying that throughout the area. not sure if it will make it. here's the deal. we'll have low pressure and that's following the path of the front. now, depending on where the low is, that will determine sunday's weather. right now, we think it will be close enough for a downgrade in the forecast for sunday. this day, instability and sunny and humid. overnight, cloudy skies and 70 is the low. the dick gelfman ride tomorrow, we'll be dry in the morn and then, in the afternoon, we'll see a passing thunderstorm. sunday, showers in the area. and we won't promise a sunny day. that's the low and the high end will be partly sunny and showers moving throughout the region. 89 tomorrow and 88 sunday. 81, 78 and 80 degrees. kristy breslin has the traffic. well, thank you, don, we'll look at the video that happened in baltimore city this morning. it was at utah place at west, north avenue. a vehicle got stuck at the building and it's moved and still attracting plenty of attention. that's at utah place at west, north avenue. as far as the beltway, a smooth ride in and all the way around. just a slow road. and in the white marsh area, a clean upcontinues approaching bel air road. still, brake lights approaching to white marsh. and looking at travel times. from 95 to 83. about 11 minutes to get there. here's greenspring and here's the camera. this is brought to you by toyota and you'll find qualify cars and trucks. toyota is moving forward. don, back to you. >> and marty. >> and mike schuh. the red sox coming to town for the three game stand and a perfect time to collect food for the needy. take it away. >> you nay not think that the boston fans would bring the cans of food with them, i'll tell you why in a second. the babe ruth plaza tonight. it will be fenway style. mr. that's what happens. it's cheaper for them to come down and see hour games than to see them at fenway. they walk down there and the orioles know that and they've kindly invited the maryland food bank to set up the buckets and ask for help to feed the needy in maryland and with me is paula. she is [low audio] and the folksfromm boston, you don't expect them bring a can of food. >> well, we would rather have green. we can do more with a dollar than anyone else. bring us the cash and let us get the food to the hungry. >> for the locals, if they want to come down, that's good. >> a can or a bag full. that's what we prefer. last year, we had 4000 pounds and we would love to hit that out of the park and raise that this year. >> and what do you average when you've been doing this? >> well, last year, $30,000. >> oh, that's great. >> we need more than that this year. the demand increased and we need everything we can get to make sure hungry people get food. >> what do you do with the money? >> we use it to distribute food to about 800 different partners throughout the state. >> who's a recipient. who would need the services. >> well, we don't feed the individual people. we work with the network partners and they feed the hungry. >> and with the way things are, i imagine that demand piked. -- spiked. >> yes, over the last several months. it's middle class families as well who have lost their jobs and they've used all they have to stay in their home. >> we're so fortunate in this country and people think about that. and the folks from wjz will be down here. everyone who's face you know on the air, they'll be holding the bucket and doing the shake down. >> and the oriole wives and advocates and lots of volunteers. >> will the bird be here. >> i hope so. >> and this is the first opportunity to see the new look of the oh east. -- o's. >> well, come on down, friday, saturday, sunday. you don't even need to buy a ticket. we'll put the bucket on the other side of the railing. >> and one more quick idea. if you can come down, go to the website mdfoodbank.com and pay that way. >> well, it's in the last little way to give money. well, all right, mike. thank you, and we appreciate it. >> i have the rundown for who will be there. if you look at the graphic for this evening. you can find. well, that's the time. meet the gang this weekend. coming up next on the morning edition water front homes are on sale, and some 75% off. ,,,,,,,,,,,, you want some fiber one honey clusters? 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[ female announcer ] try new chocolate cheerios with a touch of delicious chocolate taste in every bite. it's friday and those are the 11 homes that go on auction on the 28th of the month. let's look at the day part. we have an okay look with the sky. there's no rain around. we'll have partly sunny skies and warm and humid. low 70s now and 84 on the way to lunch, on the way to a high of 96-degree -- 94 degrees. we won't have a scenario like yesterday. we'll have pop up thunderstorms around late owner this day. how many of us will see one? maybe four. don, take it away. once again, it's kristy breslin in for sharon gibala. well, thank you, don and as far as the delays, it's minor. a few accidents to report in the area. still, the slow down from white marsh and moving to the northside. brake lights at harford road and the rest of the beltway is in good shape. westbound, white marsh at bel air, a new problem on the jones falls expressway. a car fire reported between northern parkway and the road there. we have an accident at northbound 170 at 195. here's a live look at wilkens avenue and over here at the jfx, around the curve, the car fire's reported. and this is brought to you by toyota. toyota, buy right the first time, you'll save more in the long run. we have a school advisory to tell you about. thomas johnson middle is closed due to no air-conditions and sealed windows. the staff is asked to report to thomas johnson elementary and middle. illegal dirt bikes are a problem in baltimore city and they've been blamed for a recent death and here's derek valcourt with more. >> reporter: you've seen them speeding and running red lights and darting in and out of traffic and driving on the sidewalks and don't for get the wheellies. it's a danger for the riders and those around them. >> reporter: they cause accidents and sometimes deadly. just this stunned, this father of three died when his legal motorcycle crashed into a pole after swerving to avoid an illegal dirt bike rider. and last saturday, a driver broad sided this car. the dirt bike passenger beat the car driver. they're not paying taxes and insurance. >> it's a breeze for illegal dirt bikers to get out of the way. there's a no chase policy to prevent accidents. >> reporter: starting october 1st, it will be illegal to fuel up a bike in maryland anywhere. you could face jail time. >> it has to stop j. >> reporter: this delegate says that the gas stations have to post the signs and he expecting the police will be do the enforcing. >> you can't expect the people on minimum wage to fight the people off. >> last night, this dirt biker says that resources can be better spent. >> we need the police department to understand that so they're crazy behavior towards us. [ indiscernible ] . >> they need to look for those with drugs and guns not on dirt bikes. >> they need to create a bike or a trail for those with dish bikes. the police arrested the man on the back of dirt bike charging him with assault. a local 62-year-old bishop is out on bail. inside the new pentecostal men industries, he forced a woman to perform a sexual act. the city's police and fire unions are fed up and they've had enough. they've reached a boiling point and they've filed a lawsuit. wjz-13 and andrea fujii live outside of city hall with the latest. good morning don and everyone. for months, the leaders have warned that the pension system must be overhauled and the union insisted that the city could have avoided this problem all together. >> reporter: the fire and police unions and several retired members are suing the city for what they call systematic underfunding and pension fund. it's run by the city and the trustees. they say that the city avoided the advice from experts for years and now, the unions are suing for $64 million the amount they claim that the city should have already paid out. >> i have to go back to work, i'm 71, ain't nobody going to hire me, and there's 2500 of us out there. >> and based with the short fall, they'll change the way they fund the pensions, increasing the retirement aim and increasing contributions and lowering the cost of living increases. >> they said they needed to fix the system, well, they're coming in and ignoring the money they didn't pay and they'll take more now by taking away benefits. >> reporter: the mayor is disappointed that the suit was filed. the mayor and the city council have the responsibility to protect the plans. failure will add $64 million to the 121 budget deficit. now, some firefighters and police officers have already threatened to quit and go somewhere else if the plans are gutted. >> thank you, andrea. the city is fast approaching. and the fiscal year is july 1st. in south america, van der sloot is going to be handed over to authorities today. he's long been suspected in the 2005 appearance of alabama teen, natalee holloway. his attorney says he's a victim of his celebrity. >> he's a popular suspect and someone who people believe -- people have strong opinions about it that he got away with murder literally. >> he's facing wire fraud charges in alabama as well and exshorting money for exchange about holloway's murder and her body. the government is sending bp a $69 million bill. taking a live look at the leak. crews are working to capture the cap. it's not clear if it's in place and it appears that the flow is not slowing president will be back in the gulf today. >> time here seems to be running out with the orioles. with another loss in the bronx, the orioles lost 11 of the last games. he could be replaced by the 3rd base coach. if that's the case, he'll be the skipper tonight. and you can see if the orioles can turn the season around tomorrow night as well. >> this morning, the imperfect game stands. selig refuses to overturn the umpire's bad call from the other night. armando galarraga was a run away from a perfect game. they'll consider adding replace in the future, but not overturning this call. tell them what you said when we were talking about this. the inactivity of the commissioner in baseball. >> if giamati was the commissioner, there would have been a ruling minutes after that call was made. he was a good one. >> i think that tune would have done it, too. >> anyone who kind of walks up and doesn't drag their knuckles would have done that. >> well, bart was a favorite of mine. >> well, he ended the game in a tie and he oversaw and turned his back knowing there was a steroid problem in baseball. as long as that money kept flowing in and he had the meat in the sea. if there was money involved, it would be different. >> his tenure is much criticized. >> that's being kind. all i know is that the fans of detroit, the players of the tigers and the umpires themselves showed the class. that's the best part. >> unbelievable. >> unbelievable plan. to the point that tiger's manager asked yesterday -- [low audio] all right, coming up on coffee with, a sport of different times. two days ago, it was official. baltimore has a five year contract with the irl for the grand prix. it will cost the taxpayers, by the way, zero! with any luck at all. this extends out 30 years and we'll be the long beach grand prix of the east coast and the irl racing capital of the east coast. it's a opportunity. al unser jr. is going to join us on coffee with and by the way, he's a great friend of the city. he was the liaison for us. and it's a good coffee with and a web extra by the way. and keep looking at that shot of the beltway. i figured something out. the beltway's 56 miles round and al unser jumped in the car, he would make the circuit in 14 minutes. >> i know ,,,, why choose between delicious or 100 calories? with yoplait delights... ...now you 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afternoon. 89 will be the high and sunday, influx, maybe mostly cloudy with showers. let's hope and see how it goes. 81 and 78 and 80 degrees. now, 13 minutes before the hour. here's kristy breslin. well, the delays are light. we have a car fire northbound on the jones falls expressway. that's between northern parkway and roughton road. the accident is now on the shoulder. and no improvement to speak of for southbound 95. still a struggle there and moving to the beltway itself. slow on the northside at harford road. after that, the traffic breaks loose. here's a live shot at the beltway, the volume continues to build. toyota, buy right the first time and you'll save more in the long run. back to you. this morning's coffee with with al unser jr.. >> welcome back back, al unser jr.. >> thank you for having us on. >> it's now the real deal. baltimore has the irl race. august 5th through 7th 2011. >> well, it's for five years, not just once, but for five years and hopefully it will be done right. you were at the announcement yesterday. and it's impressive what they're doing and the irl wants it to go longer than five years. so, yeah, it's going to bring indycar racing to the eastern sea board and that's very exciting. >> and that's a normal thing, five years. no, no, a normal would be three years with the irl. that would be a normal cop tract. and the irl wants to be here. so, they put along term on it. >> and as mentioned at the press conference, the long beach grand prix, six times. >> i'm done. well, yeah, and it's been around for four decades. this has the potential to be the east coast long beach. >> that's right and it's huge. >> we're coming into a market and what's exciting about it, we can bring our product and our racing right downtown to the fans of baltimore. you know, usually, it's a stadium race where the fans come to the ballpark or the racetrack and so on. we're bringing our product to the fans and that's what's exciting. izod is the new title sponsor. they're doing things and bringing in celebrities -- >> well, it will be a festival. yeah. >> it's a festival. >> and it's not just for a three day -- now, we have to finalize and take the steps on fundraiser an all that sort of thing. so, it's going to be a week long festival. and actually, what it's going to grow into is a whole year worth of promoting like -- there will be things happening once a month or twice a month throughout the entire year to lead up to the baltimore grand free. grand prix. >> the first announcement will be towards the end of the summer.. >> we're going to do a web extra and i have something so cool to show you. if, if your brain doesn't, well, i'll say this, if it doesn't turn you on, you'll need a saliva test. you mentioned yesterday, you show up in your helmet and fire suit. here's the race and now, all of a sudden, this is the first time you've gotten involved with the corporate and the planning end. and you realized, it's a gigantic mountain before the drivers show up. >> it is. it's something i never even dreamed about all of the challenges. >> you have the noise surveys and the traffic surveys. and councilman coal around to all of the different neighborhoods in the district. and talked about the race. and you know, would the people want to have it. and so, the stadium authority, the transportation department. and all of the way to the governor and his staff. everyone's involved and this is been over a three year process. i'm geting to what happened yesterday and it's exciting. >> and the interesting thing is, everyone's signed off on this before the deal was made. >> that's right. >> yeah, and there's no stumbling blocks. >> we'll just move forward. there will be different changes on the track lay outs right now. there's issues that need to be handled around the stadium. but, in general, you know, this is a done deal and we'll race indycars and they'll be the indycars that race at the speedway. >> and we have to get into the break and we'll do the wjz traffic control and the sox are coming in town to play with the o's. stay tuned around we'll have the answers. join us online. i promise you, online. i'll show you something that will wake you up. will wake you up. we'll see e ,,,,,,,, can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. 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