we're at our daytime high at 64 degrees. 5 cooler than this time yesterday. by lunch probably around 60. 57 this evening. memorial day weekend is starting out gray, damp and chilly. now over to sharon at traffic control. >> memorial weekend is starting out busy on the roads. we have a new accident on the beltway, this one on the outer loop at eastern boulevard. an accident on 170 at 32, another one on route 3 at millersville road. another one in edge water on pike ridge at north central avenue, a deer involved in that one. if you're headed out on the beltway fortunately no delays there. 55 on the top and west sides of the beltway. now wjz has the stories people are talking about this morning. here's jessica. >> thank you. a terrifying scene for drivers in washington state as a bridge on a major interstate collapses 50 feet into the river below. susan mcginnis has the story for wjz. >> a bridge collapsed on interstate 5 about half way between seattle and vancouver. a handful of people and their vehicles plunged into the river. >> rough day. i'm glad to be here breathing. >> dan fly and his wife had to be rescued from the river alon with one other man. he said the semi hit the bridge, causing the collapse. >> there was a big puff of dust. i hit the brakes. the weight of the tray iler, we went off with the bridge as it collapsed into the river. >> interstate 5 is a heavily traveled section of highway, connecting canada to seattle and the rest of the west coast. >> the middle of transportation and commerce and industry in washington. we have started the process tonight of resigning a system and detours to accommodate. >> traffic is backed up and being rerouted. the bridge was built in 1955 and it has passed every inspection. >> the bridge has a rating of 47 and was inspected twice last year. >> the federal highway administration listed it as functionally obsolete but it noted the bridge has, quote, somewhat better than minimum adequacy to tolerate being left in place as is. in washington, susan mcginnis, wjz eyewitness news. >> according to the federal highway administration bridges get the functionally obsolete tag when it is out dated. as clean up efforts continue in oklahoma officials revise the number of homes damaged in monday's deadly tornado. authorities now say about 12,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. authorities estimate the damage to be around $2 billion. a memorial service for all of the victims is planned for sunday night. to help the victims of this disaster please go to redcross.org or call 800-red-cross. red cross is on the ground in moore working around the clock. any donate will go towards the survivors. as moore, oklahoma begins their recovery process and start to rebuild from this massive tornado, please stay with wjz and cbs for the very latest on the storms, the damage and the people getting involved to help. a daring rescue for emergency crews after a parking garage caves in on top of construction workers at the montgomery mall. the very latest on the rescue effort. >> one man is dead and a second construction worker was trapped for hours after concrete and steel came raining down on top of them. >> from sky chopper 13 a clear view of the massive slap of fallen concrete. >> you will see in the middle of the parking garage where there's a partial collapse. >> 50,000 pounds of debris fell on two construction workers below just before 2:00 p.m. >> that's terrible. >> more than 150 rescue workers rushed to the west field montgomery mall to search for the men. one of the construction workers was pronounced dead. it took 4 hours to free the other trapped worker. >> we had to shore it to where it was seeded and then remove materials whether it be steel or concrete around the patient in order to free him. >> the collapse happened in part of the garage that's under construction. >> you never thought that a parking garage that i always park in hurt families. >> since he couldn't make it to the emergency room the er came to him. >> a surgical team was flown in to assist in the rescue. >> they bring out surgeons, a nurses and work together as a team alongside our paramedics. >> just before 6:00 p.m. the worker is finally freed. he was rushed to a state police helicopter, conscious and talking with paramedics as he was air lifted to shock trauma. >> fire officials will remain on the scene through friday morning to ensure the structure is safe. in bethesda, meghan mccorkell. >> the parking garage is under construction as a new movie theater is being built at the mall. a 14-year-old and her 19-year-old boyfriend are indicted and charged as adults in the death of her father. dennis lane was stabbed 2 weeks ago. morgan arnold was indicted on solicitation of murder charges. he convinced jason bulmer to kill her father. her attorney want s the case moved to juvenile court. a federal audit finds stimulus dollars intended for baltimore city schools didn't go directly to the classroom. the audit of 2009 and 2010 expenses shows more than $4,300 were spent on dinner cruises, more than $2,400 for meals. the u.s. department of education found similar misspending in prince george's county schools. former anne arundel county executive john leopold has a lot less money this morning. leopold paid a $75,000 fine as part of his misconduct conviction. he resigned and served 30 days in jail after his conviction earlier this year. as part of his sentence he agreed to pay that fine and complete community service. many marylanders will be hitting the roads today to get out of town. wjz and mike schuh are live along 695 in parkville. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning. traffic is picking up a bit as millions of marylanders hit the road this weekend. >> prices at the pump, sequestration no matter what, marylanders will be on the move. >> slightly over 718,000 marylanders are projected to travel. >> that number is down 2% 91% are expected to travel by car rather than pay. >> the sequester, which we know is certainly impacting many families across the country as well as here in maryland. >> gas is higher than last week. 12 cents lower than this time last year. many marylanders are expected to drive the bay bridge with their destination being ocean city where the tourism department said 200,000 marylanders will be on their beach front. >> right now our advanced reservations are looking strong for the summer months. >> after recovering from super storm sandy the beach town is expecting a lot of people to head down to the ocean. today the iconic fishing pier will be back. >> we will officially reopen the ocean city fishing pier. >> as people flock to the beach traffic increases and so will police presence. >> we're beefing up patrols all over the state. they will be issuing traffic citations, arrested for driving, speeding and drunk driving. >> reporter: 35 million people will be traveling this weekend. i'm mike schuh reporting live. back to you. >> thank you. if you want to check out the traffic to your destination before your hit the road log onto cbsbaltimore.com. turning to sports, the orioles kick off a series in toronto with a loss. last night the o's top draft pick a year ago, 22-year-old kevin gosmand getting his debut. after 5 innings he gave up 4 runs. the o's relievers weren't a relief. too many walks led to a grand slam. o's lose 12-6. they get another shot at 7:00 tonight on masn 2. you can see tomorrow and sunday's games against the blue jays live at 1:00 both days right here on wjz tv. legend dare ray lewis's retirement has started. after 17 years in the nfl he's taking on a new challenge. he will climb mount killmanjaro next month. it is a 19,000 foot high mountain. the world's highest free standing mountain at that. >> it will be the greatest moment in killmanjaro's life when ray summits. let me just put it to you that way. it's going to be great. >> he will go like this at the top. >> we're going to find out. killmanjaro will. let's take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. we're talking about shower activity in the area. it's going to be with us all day long. keep an umbrella handy. it's going to be wet , breezy, if not windy at times and chilly. we're at our daytime high right now in the low 60s. not a fine weather start to the holiday weekend. it's going to be a beautiful ending. first warning details coming up shortly. ron matz inside this morning. how is it going, pal? >> reporter: we're doing great. we're live at security square mall, universe sole circus. who do you have here? >> these are from west africa, our horse riders. >> reporter: the rough riders. yes, indeed. thank you guys so much. all right. universe sole in the house when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, reno, nevada, the biggest little city in the world. you want to talk about weird weather, you have reno and mountains and lake tahoe. it's like a 45 minute drive maybe. dessert to high mountain lake, you want to talk about in the winter going from that much snow to like 81 degrees. 64 degrees right now. 93% humidity. a western flow at 7 . barometer is 29.76. this weather is going according to script. we talked about friday being a wash out, slow clearing saturday and sunday and monday looking good. that is happening. the normal high is 76, normal low is 55 degrees. we're barely going to be out of the 50s this day. it is 52 cumberland, 56 hagerstown, the mid 60s elkton, dc, pax river, ocean city 67, 63 westminster, 62 bel air, the mid 60s columbia, rock hall, annapolis and kent island. forecast today calls for continued rain around. i don't think we will see severe rain. 44 over night. 69 degrees with wind tomorrow. on sunday should be a beautiful day. the wind goes to a breeze, sunny and 70. look at that over night low, 44. monday sunny 76. tuesday and wednesday beautiful, 78 and 85 degrees. now over to sharon at traffic control. good morning. >> good morning. if you are about to head out we don't have any delays but we have plenty of accidents. one of them on the outer loop at eastern boulevard. 140 at north center street, a crash on 170 at 32, another one on route 3 at millersville road and one more in edge water on pike ridge at west central avenue. if you're headed out on the beltway speeds still looking good. that's a live look at the topside of the beltway, wide open at harford road. there's a look at 83 at ruxton road. also pretty empty there. this traffic report is brought to you by your maryland toyota dealer. do you ever sit back and dream of all the places you'd like to go? toyota is ready to take yo you you go. go to buyatoyota.com. all right. ron , time to sell some tickets. >> reporter: that's right. let's go places, security square mall. it's the universal circus. we've got the brothers behind him. they're amazing. these are body build ing ing gymnasts. they are just spectacular. speak of take -- spectacular, z eek is with us. you've been with it since the beginning. >> yes, in georgia. don't forget the own er er, he's from baltimore. >> sed -- cedric. >> reporter: these brothers are unbelievable. >> can you do this early in the morning? >> reporter: i can barely get out of bed and lift a cup of coffee. >> they've been doing this 8 to 10 years. they're 24 and 29. they're one of our high lights of the show, as a matter of fact. >> reporter: just watching them you go how do they do that. >> oh, practice, practice, practice and practice. >> reporter: yeah. hey, the show has start ed here, universal started. you're going to be here how long? >> this week here. we have a special show monday. what's today? friday. we have two shows today, three shows saturday, three shows sunday, a memorial day special for the 5:30 show and then we get tuesday and wednesday off and come back thursday of next week all the way to the following sunday. also it's brought to you by mcdonalds. >> reporter: we have to mention this. jessica and marty, how many cities are you guys in the this tour. you have two tours now. >> this is our tour. we're doing to east coast . we'll do about 20-something cities. 28 cities, i believe. we will have a second unit called the mash up tour. they started on the west coast. now they're in montgomery, alabama. we should do about 50 cities this year, over 500 shows. >> reporter: awesome. always great to see you . >> it's my pleasure also. >> reporter: tell our friend, onion head, hello. he's on the other tour. >> he's keeping them up and ready. >> reporter: how about that, jes and marty? >> we're sitting in this studio and everybody is like -- it's like wow. >> i think you and ron should do it. the two of you. >> who are you talking to? >> you. >> [laughter] >> you know, don't kid yourself, the guy on the top -- what's impressive is the guy on the bottom at first site. this guy on the top, my goodness. >> reporter: the brothers all the way from vietnam, part of the universal circus. great to see you. >> thank you. it's been a pleasure this early morning. >> reporter: you got it. all right. jessica, marty , don't try that at home whatever you do. >> you guys could put double sided tape on your head and do it. >> [laughter] >> reporter: have a great weekend. >> anybody else want to finish to show? >> right? come on. marty, your head right on the top. you have the perfect dome . all right. >> somebody want to get her a backhoe so she can dig herself in. still to come on wjz. >> a jewelry store robbery at a popular out let mall. now police are on the look out for the suspects. what he left behind that may soon lead to an arrest. that story is next. it's graduation time. we want to see your pictures of you and your grad. here's some your sent us. for the complete slide show log onto cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a disguised criminal robs a jewelry store on the eastern shore. as rochelle richie explains, this is this latest in a string of jewelry store robberies across the state. >> this picture shows the disguise maryland state police say a man was wearing when he walked into the ultra diamonds jewelry store at queenstown premium out let, gun in one hand, robbing the store with the other. >> made off with dozens of pieces of jewelry, many of which were diamond rings and jewelry. >> a wig, baseball cap, big beard and black blazer are now in the hands of state police, trying to determine if they hold any evidence leading them to the gun toting ron robber. ing robber. >> people were looking at him. >> after steal ing ing anything he could get his hands on, police say the man ran out of the store, taking off his disguise, leaving it on the ground. he threw over a green and black riding jacket and helmet and took off on a motorcycle. >> police say the suspect then ditched the bike in a wooded area. a quick check reveals the bike was stolen in dc in 2010. >> customers say they aren't surprised by the boldness. >> they're getting brave. >> some say in creased security is a must to protect retailers and customers. >> do you see police? >> no. we've been here at night too. >> maryland state police are not able to say whether or not this robbery is connected to any other jewelry store robberies weave seen across maryland in the last few months. >> police are not saying how much the stolen jewelry is worth. the management team at the out let mall declined our request for an interview. next you -- up this morning right here on wjz. >> students of an elementary school hard-hit by oklahoma's monster tornado reunite for the last day of class. we'll have that story coming up. >> one person is dead, another getting trapped as a parking garage collapses at a montgomery county mall. >> if you're about to head out for your morning commute we will let you know what the roads look like straight ahead. now over to marty. >> coming up on coffee with, don't bury the lead, goose in the house. it's a pretty serious coffee with. he decided to come straightforward and raise awareness about prostate cancer. you stay tuned, one of baltimore's most beloved ravens on coffee with. on coffee with. i'm drinking dunkin'. medium iced, cream and sugar. dunkin' iced all day long. dunkin' keeps me going. it gives me the boost i need. dunkin' iced keeps me moving and grooving. i run on dunkin'. beautiful shot of the harbor. we have weather and traffic together. let's go to marty. >> it looks pretty good to the east, looks wet to the west. such is going to be the flavor of the day. keep an umbrella handy. severe weather, really not part of the equation. steady rain at times is. we're 5 degrees cooler than this time yesterday, 64 on tv hill. we'll stay in the low 60s for the next few hours. that 60 at lunch will probably be the upper 50s through the afternoon. now over to sharon at traffic control. good morning, again. >> good morning. well, traffic is pretty light out there. we do have some accident s though. one of them on the outer loop at eastern boulevard. another accident in westminster, that one on 140 at north center street. 170 at 32 still there. same goes for route 3 at millersville road. in edge water, pike ridge at west central. if you're headed out on the beltway still no delays there. if you're headed to the beach, this is what it looks like. 50 at the bay bridge. traffic still pretty light there there. that's a look at 83 at ruxton road. traffic also light right there. jessica, back over to you. >> thank you. if you're plan ing ning to hit the road this memorial day weekend you won't be alone. mike schuh is live along 695 in parkville. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning . the roads are expected to fill up as those people who are turning a 3-day weekend into a 4-day weekend head out here. >> prices at the pump, sequestration, traffic gridlock or not, triple a says marylanders will be on the move this memorial day. >> slightly over 718,000 marylanders are projected the travel this weekend. >> that number is down 2% from last year. 91% of marylanders are expected to travel by car rather than pay to take a plane or a train. >> particularly the sequester, which we know is certainly impacting many families across the country, as well as here in maryland. >> driving comes at a price. gas is higher than last week but 12 cents lower than this time last year. many marylanders are expected to drive the bay best of ed -- drive the bay bridge with their destination being ocean city. >> right now our advanced reservations are looking very strong for the summer months. >> after recovering from super storm sandy the beach town is expecting a lot of people to head down to the ocean. today the iconic fishing pier will be back. >> we'll officially reopen the ocean city fishing pier. >> as people flock to the beach traffic increases and so will police presence. >> we're beefing up patrols this weekend. the troopers will be issuing traffic citations and arresting drivers for speeding, and drunk driving. >> reporter: nationwide 35 million people are going to be traveling. be safe. back to you on tv hill. >> thanks. if you want to check out the traffic to your destination before you hit the road you can always log onto cbsbaltimore.com. one man is dead, another recovering this morning after a garage collapse at the west field montgomery mall in bethesda. yesterday afternoon emergency crews rushed to the garage as 50,000 pounds of debris caved in on two construction workers. was was pronounced dead. it took 4 hours for rescue teams to free the other trapped worker who was air lifted to shock trauma with serious injuries. fire officials are still investigating what caused that collapse. the funerals have started for the 24 victims of the monster tornado that hit moore. bigad shaban is in moore with two stories for wjz. >> it was the last day of classes for students at plaza towers elementary school in moore, oklahoma. it sounded just like any other school around the country. kids reunited at a different school because this is what plaza towers elementary looks like now. 3rd grade teacher jennifer done is being called a hero because she used her body to shield her students. >> it's been replaying and replaying in my head. >> that was done on tuesday. this was her yesterday, walk ing despite doctors fears she may never do it again. >> to take that first step was just great. >> the town hospital, moore medical center, took a direct hit from the tornado. doctors and nurses had minutes to secure patients before the twister tore apart much of the building. >> i was 5 sent meters already and having contractions. >> sheila taylor was in labor when the tornado started barrelling down on the i would -- on the building. they rushed her to the operating room. >> they hunkered down around my bed. you know, i just -- i found the nearest hand to me and i grabbed it. >> when taylor opened her eyes this is what she saw, a room without walls. strangers helped her into an ambulance and she delivered her son, braden emmanuel at another hospital. >> as moore, o.k. klahoma begins to recover and to rebuild from this massive tornado please stay with wjz and cbs for the very latest on the storms, the damage and the people getting involved. police raid an east baltimore home looking for drugs but what they find inside is much scarier. an arsenal of weapons, including three assault rifles and bullet proof vests. kai jackson has more on this shocking discovery. >> police tell eyewitness news this amount of am nugsmo has the potential for a violent ending. >> officers seized guns, drugs and money inside this southeast baltimore home. >> it happened through an undercover investigation where detectives bought in an undercover capacity narcotics out of this house. >> police arrested 29-year-old francisco mil os and 29-year-old lenny lewis. milos is a convicted felon from florida. the guns, drugs and money were part of a drug operation. the ammo had detectives concerned that something much more sinister was in the works. >> this is a picture of the suspect. do you know him? >> i see him. i don't know him. i've seen him around the area. >> whoos what's he like? >> a nice guy. >> he told police he was preparing for the war. he had three handguns, three rifles, including an ak-47 and ar-15 and one shotgun. they seized marijuana 00010001-- >> it's troublesome to hear someone has this type of weaponry in their home while selling drugs. >> police tell eyewitness news that milos is being held on $450,000 bond. the woman living inside the house with him, lenny lewis is being held on $50,000 bond. the investigation continues. i'm kai jackson reporting. >> police say lenny lewis was arrested because there were drugs in the bedroom that she and milos shared. patricia heart was residence cue from a second floor bathroom tuesday. yesterday she circumed to her injuries. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. officials say there were no working smoke alarms in the house. thises the third fire-related death in anne arundel county this year. in just a few hours the 2013 class of the u.s. naval academy will graduate. that president obama is set to address about 1,000 midshipmen who will be commissioned as officers. the president was just this maryland last week. this will be president obama's second speech to a graduating class at the academy. turning to sports, after flying high, winning the series with the yankees, the orioles are handed a loss in toronto. 22-year-old kevin gos mond gave up 4 runs in 5 inning. o's lose 12-6. they get another shot at 7:00 tonight on masn 2. you can see tomorrow and sunday's games against the blue jays live at 1:00 both days right here on wjz tv. a big congratulations goes out to the boys lacrosse team at westminster high school. they are state champions this morning. it's the first state title for westminster in boys lacrosse, a perfect 19-0 season. >> congrats to them. i have some friends in from out of town, we were having dinner last night and sharon and i were explaining when kids in this state are born they don't give them a pass fier, they give them a lacrosse stick. >> drew got one. >> case in point . i want to take a look at first warning doppler. beautiful shot to the east. more shower activity is moving our way. keep an umbrella handy. coming up on cough ffee with, the goose, tony seragusa joins us. it's a pretty serious coffee with but goose is none the less the goose he's coming forward with depends to raise men's awareness of prostate cancer and why it's okay to be aware. the goose as only he can be coming up next. sharon has our wjz traffic control. we have first warning weather and more. stay right there. it's graduation time. wjz wants to see pictures of you and your grad. log onto cbsbaltimore.com, click at the link at the top of the home page and look for the complete slide show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning. here's first warning doppler weather radar. this is going to be the flavor of the day. heavy duty rain i don't necessarily see in the out look. in other words, flooding rain, severe weather like last night. it's 5 degrees chillier than this time yesterday. 60 degrees is going to be your noon temperature. it's going to be probably in the upper 50s as we move through the afternoon. 64 now on tv hill. 93% humidity. a western component at 7 . barometer is 29.76. the forecast is going according to script. consistency is a good thing. we know this front is diving to and through the area. we still have it on track to get out of here by tomorrow afternoon. it's going to be cooler if not chillier. the fact of the matter is the sun is going to come out by mid afternoon tomorrow. sunday and monday going to be frankly quite sunny. 52 cumberland, 54 hagerstown, 65 elkton, 64 easton, mid upper 60s dc, pax river, ocean city, rock hall, kent island, columbia, 62 degrees in bel air. today we're going to go for -- well, we're at our daytime high now. the upper 50s through the afternoon. by over night clouds start to bust up, 44. 69 and windy tomorrow. 70 on sunday. monday is going to be the beautiful day, sunny and 76. we go back to work and the weather gets nice again. tuesday and wednesday 78 and 85 degrees. now over to sharon at traffic control. >> good morning. still a bunch of accident s out there. nothing too major. enough to be there and cause some slight problems. one of them is an accident on the outer loop at eastern boulevard. 170 at 32, also still there. same goes for route 3 at millersville. pike ridge at west central avenue also. if you're headed out on the beltway speeds remain looking good. there's a live look at 83 ruxton road. traffic is very light there. if you're headed to the beach now is the time to do it. no problems at 50 at the bay bridge. this traffic report is brought to you by your maryland toyota dealer. do you ever sit back and dream of all the places you'd like to go? toyota is ready to take you there. now is a great time to find a great deal on a toyota at buyatoyota.com. today's coffee with is sponsored by bush gardens. congratulations to diane anderson, you won a get away. thanks to all who entered at cbsbaltimore.com. this morning's coffee with is with tony seragusa. >> ladies and gentlemen, an honest no god ravens legend, tony seragusa. how is it going? >> watching you guys play some great football last year. it was awesome. >> wasn't that cool. goose, can i just tell you this, the soul patch is working. it's totally working for me. yeah. i like that a lot . that truly works. >> my face used to be swished in that helmet so i had to come up with a triangle thing. it's indepth but i like it. it's cool. >> it adds up to something good. >> you wear it with style. goose, this is a serious subject. we can play around for a while. i want to jump into this. i'll tell you why, i'm a huge nascar fan. the audience knows it. a couple weeks ago depends sponsored one pablo montoya, a major nascar team. high profile. now we're doing men's guards. this all goes to prostate, bladder control and what really needs to come out of the dark and get into the open. take it away, pal. >> you know what, it was pretty cool. i got a call and the depends people came to me and said we have a new product coming out and it's guards and shields. it's for men. we're going to do a campaign called guard your manhood. i said tell me about it. they said men have this -- you know, there's been a big problem in this country with prostate cancer and light bladder leakage with men and there's no products out there they can go to and feel secure about they're using -- we don't know what they're using. with this big void i said i have some friends who have had prostate cancer and family members. you know what, it's not an easy subject to talk about for guys, it's not like guys go, hey, man, how did the raven dos this weekend, by the way i have light bladder leakage. this needs to get out there. it's a problem. depends came up with a solution. we got to let know guys know so they can feel more comfortable. you don't realize how many guys have those problems until you're one of the guys and find the familiarity that guys do have this problem. hopefully as you get older or you never do have to have this problem, but if you dothere's a solution. it's guards and shields. it's not depend underwear. people are mistaken that. it has nothing to do with that. it's actually almost like an athletic supporter that goes in your upside wear and traps everything and stops it from going anywhere. you know, prostate cancer is something that's very serious. as you said, with nascar sponsoring a car and a team and bringing me to try and get guys to talk about it more and bring awareness to it, the website, guardyourmanhood.com, we did a lot with that. the tv spot we did with the man cave, guys having their own areas for man products, which are guards and shields. i think the whole campaign is great. i'm behind it 100%. if i can help guys with prostate cancer to guide them to the solution, i'm always about helping guys out and having guys guard their manhood. >> just a quick story, my father who just turned 91 had the problem. he was embarrassed by the problem. he started sneaking feminine products and spent time hiding what he could have fixed easily. >> it's not just older gentlemen. it's young guys. no matter who you talk to, they have been touched by cancer in some way. depend is going to give $50,000 to the foundation for cancer research. you know, i just think everything they're doing they're going in the right way. having the man cave show, being a guy's guy, not being afraid to go and speak my mind as you know down in baltimore. i just think that it's something that needs to be out there. people need to go and talk about it and understand that they're not the only ones, they don't have to hide from it. there's a solution. for young guys you can stay active. it's something that you put in your pocket and it can go and stop you from that embarrassment. it's nothing but pluses on their side. >> absolutely. goose, props to you for stepping up and joining into this. i mean that sincerely. our satellite time has run up. i know you're going to be in town memorial day. get some crabs and have some cold ones. have a good one. >> go purple. >> yes. >> this is a great campaign. this is absolutely great. that nascar, that was juan pablo montoya who is in nascar as the guy's guy as goose was on the football field. come on guys, nothing wrong with it. it's part of the step to recovery. >> yeah. fix it. we're taking a break and coming right back. thumbs. they help kids thrive indoors, but my husband and i were certain that they had a greater purpose than... this. so, we reintroduced them to their natural habitat, and the purpose of those thumbs became quite clear. ♪ it's truly awe-inspiring to watch them do what they were designed to do. ♪ we may live in houses. but we are born for busch gardens. updated weather and traffic together. let's go to marty. >> it's 64 degrees right now on tv hill, 5 cooler than this time yesterday. more showers marching towards your neighborhood, such as the flavor of the day. we are at our daytime high right now. here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. good morning >> good morning. two new problems to report . one of them is an accident on 95. this one will effect you in the southbound lanes between 195 and 100. another accident on charles at hampton road. if you're headed out on the beltway, we haven't seen delays all morning. no problems if you're headed to the beach either. that's a look at 50 at sandy point, looking good. 80 at ruxton road running at full speed. this traffic report is brought to you by bge. here's an easy way to celebrate the weekend, switch to energy star lightening. back over to you. >> thank you. one man is dead, another recovering this morning after a garage collapsed at the west field montgomery mall. 50,000 debris caved in on two construction workers. one was pronounced dead. it took 4 hours to free the other worker. the cause is under investigation. a 14-year-old and her 19-year-old boyfriend are indicted and charged as adults in the death of her father. dennis lane was fatally stabbed in his home. morgan around convinced jason bulmer to kill her father. the coast guard is called in to rescue a man off the coast of ocean city. a greek oil tanker was about 60 miles out when they radioed in that a crew member on board had a serious head injury. the man was medivaced to an air station in atlantic city. the patient was taken to a new jersey hospital. former anne arundel county executive john leopold has a lot less money this morning. leopold paid a $75,000 fine as part of his misconduct conviction. he resigned and served 30 days in jail after his conviction earlier this year. a federal audit finds stimulus dollars intended for baltimore city schools didn't go directly to the classroom. the audit shows more than $4,300 was spent on dinner cruises, more than $2,400 for meals and 1300 for a theater performance. it's memorial day weekend. that means travel for many. if you're planning on getting a way be prepared to be patient. 718,000 marylanders will be on the move this memorial day. that number is down almost 2% from last year. 91% of marylanders are expect today travel by car rather than pay to take a plane or train. in just a few hours the 2013 class of the u.s. naval academy will graduate. that -- they will have a special guest speaker, the president. the president was just in maryland last week. this will be his second speech to a graduating class at the naval a academy. stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. complete news, weather and traffic still ahead. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is flo. 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