new baptist church. eyewitness news is seconds away. good morning. welcome to wjz this sunday. i'm steve barrett. >> and i'm tim williams. it's about 60 degrees. pretty cloudy day today. not quite as pretty as yesterday morning. we had a few sprinkle across the region. there's not a lot of activity out there. but a few light showers move across the region, much of that not making it to the ground. and many of the rain has evaporated into the air. there's not a lot behind it. so we'll still see sun today and mostly dry but there's a larger system out to the west and bringing us shower activity. it's been trying to make it this way but not really successfully. we'll see sun through the day and afternoon highs getting up into the high to mid-70s. we'll look for shower activity tomorrow but we'll talk about na your complete forecast. here's what people are talking about this morning. a fire rips through a cecil county townhouse killing three kids inside. the children's mother is suffering from critical burns. >> reporter: a shrine has been set up in front of the northeast home where the three children died. neighbor kids take it all in. a man living nearby tried to safe children. >> flames were so high, we could not get through the door. we hear the babies screaming and pleading for help. but even with fire encontinuing wishers -- each continuing extinguishers they were unsuccessful. >> reporter: fighters found three bodies inside. >> and she has a forth child that was staying with grandmother up in pennsylvania. reporter: cause of the fire has not been determined but it did start in the living room on the first floor. neighbors heard breaking glass at first and jewel johnson was able to call 911 and then they heard the screaming. they said it is frustrating and devastate. >> i feel deeply, deeply sorry for the family. i can imagine how it would feel to lose three innocent children. jewel johnson remains in critical but stable condition at the burn center. and in baltimore, firefighters were battling a big flame in the industrial center in brook lung. the smoke was seen for miles and investigators said that some wood pallets caught fire starting the blaze. they brought it under control and no one hurt. a fisherman makes a grew some discovery in -- gruesome park. he found remains. he did not want to be identified. he was going fishing at a pond off a river road and he spot what had looked like a knee. the state police are trying to determine the identity and if there was any foul play involved. a dog was attacked with a machete. the dog is now recovering at house they charged a neighbor with animal mutilation and trespass in the case. the university of virginia's men's lacrosse team took the field this weekend for the first time since the police charged their teammate george human beingly for murdering yeardly love. they took the field a nash said one love on their shirt. they spoke about playing with heavy hearts. >> i think everyone is handleing it the best they can. it's just unbelievable. it's confusing and sad. it's a mix of emotions that everyone is going through right now. >> the women's team plays towson in charlottesville this afternoon. it's the first game without love. numbers are in on maryland's biggest day of racing, the preakness stakes. more than 95,000 people attend. >> from the infield we report from pimlico. >> reporter: in field revelers gathered for music, drinks and for some a midday napa mist a corporate tents and some were there with the emphasis on fashion. all of a crowd increase from last year's downturn. super saver the only hope for a triple crown winner. but the best in baltimore on this day is looking at lucky. leading the charge down the middle of the stretch holding off first dude and jackson ben. >> when he crossed, it brought back all the feelings -- you can't put a price on the feeling of winning this classic. it's unbelievable. it's like wing a gold medal. >> reporter: when did you finally feel when you had the race one? >> as soon as i crossed the wire. >> reporter: ideal weather conditions increased the attendance. this gives maryland racing its own version of the single day triple crown. back to you. yesterday's ten dance actually jumped by 27,000 fans. 95,000 people made the trim to pimlico compared to about 78,000 last year. and the triple crown of horse racing wraps newspaper three weeks with the 142nd racing. >> i guess the get your preak campaign worked. but today, of course is the big cleanup. the recycle cleanup with all the cans. and the money usually goes to fund rain forest renovations -- rehabilitation. it's usually a mess in the infield. a nice day in store. we had a bit of a damp start in some places. not many people seeing sprinkles but a few around. but what we're looking at is a larger system moving from the west and a stalled front to the south. it's going to be a disturbance that rides pretty much along that front to the south. it's going bring us a chance for showers into the beginning of the week and then we dry out nicely head into a end of the week. so right now just a fuse light sprinkles. not a lot of this making it to the grounds this morning. you see in ocean city, you may see a shower or two moving into salisbury and cambridge and ocean city. most of us will see drier conditions today. not quite as priest a day and not quite as much sunshine and blue sky but it will be relatively dry through the. and the next chance of rain comes by way monday afternoon into tuesday. so we'll keep you posted. 63 degrees and the temperature there. and 48 is the dew point relative humidity at 58% and north easterly wind is 9 miles an hour and that is sitting over bwi marshal and temperatures are ranging from five in oakland to about 65 in packs river and 67 in elk land and cumberland and 63 at regan nation and 61 in ocean city where the winds are coming in from the north at 6 miles an hour. a bit of a northeasterly flow. and that will bring in cooler air and some of it is off of water. so that will contribute to the cloud cover and cooler temperature day than yesterday. but we're going to watch this widely scattered disturbance moving across the region monday into tuesday. tuesday we could see steadier rain. it will take a little while for this to get into here in the afternoon hours. most of this rain activity is drying out across the region. built cloud cover is still there. as we get a bit of a break tomorrow for the most part. the afternoon we start to look at more rain moving in that low stays to our south primarily. but it keeps the rain with us through about wednesday. and we start to see drying out. the temperatures never take too much of a hit and we stay in the mid-70s all week long. so the temperatures don't drop too much. but we'll see the rain lingering wednesday morning and see a nice roughen dry days into next saturday and we expect, unfortunately, the next chance for some showers. and the sunset today 8:13 and the next high day 6:54 and the bay temperature 64 degrees. we'll look for a potential shower scattered through this week and mostly cloudy tomorrow and cooler and showers in the evening and 63. and the next five days, 65 on tuesday, 71 and 77 and 81. still ahead eyewitness news sunday morning. michael jackson's doctor making headlines again and now he's being called a life saver. first of 11 preprostate screenings it happening today. we'll tell you about it and how you can get yours after the break. as part of wjz community commitment. but first, here are the lottery numbers. good morning, everybody. we're back in a moment. hello, this is our new ocean spray 100% fruit & veggie juice with no added sugar. just one glass equals two servings of fruits and vegetables. with tasty flavors like cranberry, strawberry, banana, it's like a farm stand in every bottle. the fruits you love mixed with the veggies you need. just, you know... demonstrating how we, uh, mix the fruits and the vegetables. ocean spray. grower owned since 1930. welcome back to eyewitness news sunday morning. we'll call this post preakness day everyone that went out there, 95,000, we're told, recuperating from a nice day at the racetrack. blue sky and sunshine at the racetrack. not quite as much today. much of that rain activity has since dissipated. we have a better chance tomorrow afternoon. if you're going to be out and about, especially headed downtown to the orioles game, the orioles take on the birds, you can see it on wjz. partly cloudy and mild game temperature 70 degrees and our daytime high around 73. turning some of the other stories people are talking about this morning. michael jackson's former are doctor is making news this morning. this time for saving a woman's life according to a spokesperson, dr. murray helped stabilize a young woman that lost consciousness on a flight from houston to phoenix. he found the woman with a weak pulse and hooked her up to an iv from the plane's medical kit. measure have i awaiting trial for drugs that may have killed michael jackson last summer. take a listen to this. that was at relentless storm that poured 1 inch size hail for more than 20 minutes. more than 6 inches of hail was left on the ground and several traffic accidents. but no one was seriously hurt. and in maryland unsteady of dropping out of the sky, we got u.s. army golden nights dropping from the sky. thousands of people are heading to the air force airport this weekend to see the air show. it continues today till 5:00. admission is free. as part of our continuing community commitment, wjz we're a produce sponsor of the prase take the challenge. >> reporter: good morning. wjz has parterred up with chesapeake urology. they're offering free prostate screenings. we have dr. segal here to tell us about it. >> thank you for having me again and thank you to wjz for being a partner with us again for the third year. we're looking forward to beginning the prostate cancer screenings. they've done tremendous good and really having an impact. >> reporter: you've screened thousands? >> in the last two years we've screened over 2,000 men and we found 200 of them with elevated psas and definitely found some cancers and helped people. it's free screenings. >> reporter: and the parameters have changed a little bit who should get screened? >> there's a lot of controversy in that right now. but we believe if you're 40 years or older, and have a family of prostate cancer, you should be getting screened by that time. last year was a great year. unfortunately the bus broke down last year and there was no digital examination so they call came in to have the blood this year they get bodily injury of them. but we still hope to have a great year this year and have over hundred men. >> reporter: and -- over -- it's between 8:30 and 3:00 at the baptist church on 141 old frederick road. such an important cause and so many successful stories of people have gotten their 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'cause actually, i'm from - anncr: geico. save even more with our new multi-policy discount. we're looking at 73 degrees today and rain tomorrow afternoon and lingers through wednesday morning. and then we're looking at clearing through the end of the week. an alarming trend on college campuses in maryland and across the state, more and more students are taking prescription drugs illegally to boost their grades. >> why the so-called smart drug could put your life in danger. >> reporter: good morning. college students here in maryland and across the nation are taking drastic steps to make the grade. but doctors say taking adderall without a prescription is a dangerous way to improve your gpa. >> you want to keep achieving and getting your gpa. it wakes you up like coffee but way more intention. >> reporter: this junior admits using the prescription drug illegally. his goal? to boost his brain pow gler a lot of people feel pressure. reporter: drug adderall. it's prescribed for attention deficit disorders. but it's being sold on the black market on college campus across the country, including the university of maryland. >> some people sell it and some people give to you as friend. >> reporter: one out of four college students is abusing the drug known as the academic steroid. students buy adderall from kids to avoid a prescription. >> reporter: this student said why he took it before a huge calculus test. >>i took and learned the entire chapter in six hours. i got a b plus on the test. >> reporter: but adderall is loaded with serious side effects, including stroke, heart attack and sudden death. >> it's glorified speed. they're sold on college campuses as performancing enhancing drugs. >> reporter: it comes with warnings of a high abuse potential for those using it offlabel like college students. >> people are breaking into pharmacies and holding people at gunpoint for. >> reporter: he said that students are being reckless. >> kids don't know what dose they're getting when they're handed the pills. >> if you have an undetected heart problem it increasing your risk of sudden death. if i'm buying on campus, i'm buying whatever dose joe sold me. >> reporter: do you worry about the side effectses of it? >> i don't really wore about it because i have not done it that many times. >> reporter: but they say it is dangerous for people that use it just once. >> god for bid if they decide, just a little cocaine, they're you're looking at a perfect sudden death scenario. >> and the penalties for possessing or selling adderall without a prescription in maryland is one year in prison and $1,000 fine. a programming note for you. tonight is the finally live swives vor heros -- survivors versus villan. that is followed by a one-hour life reunion and you can only catch it on wjz 13. i guess that is why they are the villans. i like none of them. so i hope none of the villans win. >> so you want the heros? >> yes but they're not doing very well. bp makes another attempt to stop the oil flow rushing into the gulf of mexico. how one local business is reaching out to young people to cut down on fatal accidents. cut down on fatal accidents. and ,,,,,, i pay the bills, and i want to know i'm getting the best bang for my buck. we know saving money is important. this summer, shop with your giant card and save on shell fuel. earn one point for every dollar you spend. every 100 points earned gets you another 10 cents off per gallon. the more you spend, the more you save. when gas goes from two-something a gallon to a dollar-something a gallon, it makes me feel good. more savings every time you shop, only with your giant card. 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>> not to drink and drive. >> states like maker they're in use graduated driverless have seen lower death rates. episcopal church first has their first lesbian pastor. she's a former director of st. margaret's in annapolis. she hopes to use her new position to bring unity to the church and reach out to those that to be having a gay woman in the priesthood. >> i would invite them to meet with me if they are willing. i'm a reconciling person and i will seek to reach out and engage with people that think and believe differently than do i and try build a relationship with them. >> she will serve as bishop of diocese of los angeles. as lawmakers abated the national health care bill, some lawmakers went door-to-door to boost coverage. they say face-to-face is the best way to reach those that need health care. >> reporter: behind the door is an opportunity for cynthia marshal. she's part of a group called path. they canvassed neighborhood, knock on doors and ask one question. is there anyone in your household going without health care. they believe most residents don't know about healthy howard. it offers health care at low monthly rates. many people are eligible but not signed up. >> people have said i'm so glad that you're here. i've been worried about health care for a long time and now i have a chance to have it. >> reporter: this woman lived for teen years without health care. healthy howard is part of the trend she's going door-to-door. >> people don't always know where to go for help and there are so many people struggling. >> reporter: so fart door-to- door campaign has reached about 600 people. they say that the goal is to tell at least 4,000 people about healthy howard. >> there's nothing that replaces talking to people face- to-face in terms much getting them engaged and getting them involved in the program. >> one fellow just wanted to rant about national health care and he thanked me for letting him rant on. >> reporter: and for another opportunity. it has about 150 volunteers. it plans to keep campaigning till october. turning to sports. the orioles looking for their fourth straight win cleveland in front a crowd of 9,000 fan -- 29,000 fans. the o's could not push another run across the plate and the bullpen simply implode giving up eight runs in the ninth evening. the orioles take to the field against the cleveland indians trying to win the series. you can catch the series at 1:30. watch it live on wjz 13. you would think after a fan was tasered on the field in philadelphia they would get the message. not the case. a fan actually jumped on the field to shake the hand of a flavor. he would avoid security for a little while till he ended up at the bottom of a pile of security guards. would you think that they learn, but they don't. tv coverage typically diverts coverage away from the fans. but would you think that somebody would learn they don't. security guards live for that kind think. >> and would you think how many drinks did he take in at the game it do something like to? >> considering that he ran around sureless. >> and he almost fell a couple of times. >> yeah. i love it when they run on to a football field and the players get him first. would you think that happened at the preakness. >> you know you're not supposed to be out here. >> yes fortunately we had no problems here locally. and it just -- this is what i was talking about two days ago the orioles won 8-1. i suggested that they take all the extra guns and put them aside for when they need them f they did that they could have used the extra six runs. it's my own campaign. it won't work. >> change the game to fit us. >> yes. hopefully they'll do better today. today we're looking at a decent day. if you're going camden yards, here's its forecast. you can see the action at 1:30. temperatures around 70 degrees. the orioles and the indians. it will be a decent day today. high pressure in control approaching rain from the south and west. it will get here tomorrow afternoon. we had a fleeting chance of showers today. we may have another late tonight. but most of us will see drier conditions not as priest a day as yesterday and not quite as much blue sky but the temperatures will be nice and cooperative and temperatures getting about ten degrees higher than we are right now and we'll top out into the low and hid 70s. a northeasterly wind at 9 miles an hour. we have 52 in oakland, 65 in packs river and 63 from baltimore -- -- baltimore/marshal/washington international. this is a widely scattered mess. this is a low that will form along the front that brought us the showers friday night that is still stalled in the south. so the activity is ride ago cross the south of us and trying to make its way n but it is because of that activity that we're getting the flow here and the clouds coming off the north and north east. so we'll deal with that for the next day or so but the chance of rain better tomorrow afternoon and linggers through wednesday before we start to see clearing. temperatures in 60 to 70-degree range and we start to warm up as we dry out heading into thursday and friday and the temperatures going up into the 80s. this is a pleasant forecast in store. but tomorrow night all bets are off. we're looking at 8:13. bay temperature is 6 degrees. we're looking for the a.m. showers trying dry up. and we'll see temperatures get up to 73 and 65 tonight and mostly cloudy and cooler tomorrow and 63 degrees and 65 on tuesday. 71 on wednesday, 77 and eight one overnight lows in the low to mid-50s. >> so the payoff for yesterday's and tomorrow's nice weather will be the rain on monday? >> but most people will be at work so they will not mind. >> but they'll be driving in it. >> yeah, they will. weather heats up and it's about time to break out the season's coolest looks for the youngest people. >> we'll show you some of the most popular clothes for babies and kids this season. >> reporter: as part of wjz's continuing community commitment, preprostate screenings have bon here. we'll tell you how you can get yours. ,,,, the gas prices are going down, they go back up again. we know saving money is important. this summer, shop with your giant card and save on shell fuel. earn one point for every dollar you spend. every 100 points earned gets you another 10 cents off per gallon. the more you spend, the more you save. i'm saving money at the store, i'm saving money at the pump, and that works for me. more savings every time you shop, only with your giant card. like dust mite debris. now, lysol is approved to control allergens on surfaces. lysol wipes remove 90% of allergens. control allergens and kill germs with lysol - the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. have you tried honey bunches of oss with real strawberries? 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>> yes,dy. i went in for my checkup in 2007. and the doctor stated my -- everything looked fine but then he checked my chart. and he said, well, i have not given you a biopsy. and he operated ton in 1993. he said i have not given you a biopsy since the operation and he gave me a biopsy and i had prostate cancer but it was in the early stages. so i got 40 something radiation treatments and ever since then i've been fine. >> reporter: and you felt fine? >> yes. >> reporter: what is your message? >> get an annual prostate checkup. >> reporter: what do you think of this push of free prostate scenings for anybody? >> i think it's gay idea. i think everybody should get one. >> reporter: and something they're doing is anybody that comes back with high results, they will actually treat them for free as well. if you want to come down today and get a free prostate screening it is between 8:30 and 3:00 p.m. on 4501 old frederick road. still to come on eyewitness news sunday morning. if you're looking for the most popular warm weather fashions for the kids, we've gout covered. >> eyewitness summer is almost here. you got to get your baby boutique ready. >> here are some of the most popular gifts for babies and kids for the summer. good morning. >> you got to get your baby beach ready. >> and fashion ready. >> we brought some of our favorite gifts for summer for each age group newborn, infant, toddler and kids. and we brought little model so show us. the first item that i love for infants is the baby bunch. it's all baby clothes rolled up to look like flower. >> so you don't necessarily to have a baby. >> it's a perfect shower gift. it's a little more interesting than just a onesie and some socks. >> turn back toward the camera there you go. that's it. and there's the diagram of what is inside. >> okay. >> that is so cool. >> each plow certify a different item. >> yes. >> that is great. instant gift right there. >> and another great instant gift is books. this is a book specific lip for dad. how to react to a new baby teen mom. so we love that. this is a cotton cashmere. >> that is so pretty and soft. and for the moms, you need to be fashion ready as well. >> exactly. for the dad gifts we have a baby gift and here's a fashionable diaper bag for mom. >> and what is this wrapped up in here? >> that is a hooded towel. and that is handmade by a woman in baltimore. and there's a whole cast characters and all great things that can be embroidered. >> and it goes into the fashion bag. >> exactly. >> and next to is one of our handmade baby books that is hand made in rhode island. >> this is the babies. let's go to the kids. you have some models for us. >> i have mia and gab by. they're wearing la made. nothing is better for a little girl than a twirly dress. can we see you twirl, glioses all right. and this is at your shop. and you're looking for some of the youngest models like these girls? >> we are. we're in the middle of the little character search. you can submit your child's photo on line. >> and we have your website pulled up. what are you going to do? you're going judge their pictures and photos for what? >> we're going put local baltimore kids in our fall and winter ad campaign. we want to select a few baltimore kids since we are a baltimore business. >> and we're running out of time. but i'm intrigue with the little boy mannequin up here what is that. >> this is the brad pitt look-a- like. so no group left unturned there. >> i think we touched, everybody. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> and we'll back with your ,,,, qqó boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas >> thank you so much. >> aabout all the discounts ,,,, we're offering. i've got some catchphrases that'll make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff...? 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