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the prosecution has changed her mind. she now believes the mother was also a victim. >> in the being, i think i shared the view of a lot of people. that we should just lock her up and throw away the key. that any mother that would allow her child to be starved to death must be a cold, unfeeling person. >> reporter: ria ramkissoon testified against queen antoinette and two cult members. after two years in jail, the young woman will now get out on five years' probation, on strict rules. >> she has been brainwashed. these three people are manipulative murderers. and now she's starting to realize that yes, she was really sucked in and duped by these people. >> reporter: ria ramkissoon will be going to a live-in treatment facility that is christian-based out of state. if she completes that treatment and follows all of the other conditions of her probation, she will not have to return to prison. >> reporter: ramkissoon's mother never gave up on her daughter. >> it's my child. and i think everybody would say the same thing. you know, she shouldn't be in there. you know, under the circumstance and everything. she shouldn't be in there. but then the law is the law. >> reporter: there is one very odd condition of ramkissoon's probation. she requested it. it that if her son is ever resurrected from the dead, all of these charges and convictions all go away. >> the judge plans to call ramkissoon to court in july to be sure she is complying with all of the treatment ryed. -- required. the nfl announces its punishment for nfl quarterback ben roethlisberger, after he violated the league's conduct policy. jessica kartalija has more. >> reporter: the nfl is suspending roethlisberger for six games without pay for his role in the alleged sexual assault, which means he will not be in a steelers uniform when baltimore plays them. last week, prosecutors in georgia decided not to charge roethlisberger after a 21-year- old college student accused him of sexually assaulting him in march. >> all right, jessica, thank you. the pennsylvania state police has also told the trooper who worked as roethlisberger's assistant to quit because the incident tarnished the image of the state police. right now, a frantic search for at least seven people, after a fiery explosion on an oil rig in the gulf of mexico. the coast guard says the offshore drilling platform is tilting badly and threatening to topple over. >> reporter: the coast guard rushed seven people to the hospital. after this explosive fire on an offshore oil rig. they're still searching for 11 workers. the deep water horizon is more than 50 miles up louisiana's coastline. officials say it was too early to know what caused it. >> let's lean -- it's leaning very badly. the coast guard has concerns it will fall over. >> reporter: there were 126 people on the plat platform. most were evacuated safely. environmental teams were standing by. ready to begin cleanup work. the deep water horizon was built in 2001. and sits in water almost a mile deep. it's owned by a drilling company based in houston. it's now under contract. terrell brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> and the last 10 years, there have been 69 offshore deaths and 858 fires and explosions. >> the family of the fire cadet who died wants the city to pay for her death. rachel wilson died during a live training exercise in 2007. she was unable to get out of the burning house when the fire escalated. she was with the city fire department for about three months at the time of her death. a lawsuit claims the training exercise violated dozens of federal safety standards and was indifferent to safety. the wilson family is suing for $35 million in damages. new details tonight in the investigation of the weekend shooting death of a frostburg state university student. derek valcourt is live with more on a link between one of the victims and a former girlfriend. derek? >> reporter: those new details are out about the events that may have led to an off-campus confrontation. 21-year-old tyrone hall is charged in the first-degree murder of the shooting death of brandon carol and the attempted murder shooting of hartridge. this involves hartridge's girlfriend. heartridge and briton had restraining orders against each other. >> candlelight vigils were held last night for brandon carroll in the school's gym, where he played for the school's basketball team. an armed robbery in towson leads towson students to their safety. neighbors in the community are also worried. >> reporter: within a mile of towson university, students say up to seven armed men kicked in their front door on burk avenue. >> one guy had gone. and they just came up to him. told them that they were going to shoot him. and ran out of the place and picked up whatever they wanted. >> reporter: it happened early tuesday morning when sean hughes' roommate was home alone. he says they took four laptops, then two video game stations. >> you know, it's a scary thing. never had to go through anything like that. >> no one was injured. and police say they have no clear suspect description. >> police are still investigating. but right now, they say it's unclear if the suspect and victims knew each other. >> craig garrett has lived in this area for years. and says it's safe. so this is worrisome. >> i'm concerned for his safety. for people here in this community. for the students in that house. >> reporter: this robbery comes just weeks after two towson university students were robbed at gunpoint in their dorm room. the suspect was charged with that crime. >> police say they believe this recent robbery was an isolated incident. and hope residents will continue to feel safe. >> this appears to be isolated, that the suspects apparently knew to go to this specific location to get the merchandise items that they took. >> reporter: in towson, andrea fujii, wjz eyewitness news. >> police say this robbery is not connected to the robbery in the towson university dorm. if you have any information, you're asked to call baltimore county police. >> well, a break in the sunny, mild weather we have been enjoying outside right now. it's cool and gray, with some rain falling in some areas. wjz has weather and traffic together. we'll talk to sharon in just a second. but bob turk is here with updated numbers from first warning weather. bob? >> who turned out the lights there, man? it's really dark. not that dark here. we have rain in the region. it's been extremely light up until off just a few minutes ago. looking at the area. it's moving away from us. look for showers. around the city. we have light, let's call it a few areas to moderate pockets of rain. north of the city, from heir ford park-- hereford park. from finks burg, west. it's pretty much ended. from sykesville, west to virginia, montgomery county. we have an area of rain. we have fog forming. but sunshine and warm temps on tap for tomorrow. that forecast coming up. let's check on the roads now with sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> hi, sharon. >> hi, kai. well, you know rain and the rush hour never seem to mix. and we have that problem. accident causing delays. a 33-minute backup there to washington boulevard. wreck also in reisterstown. that one on westminster pike on main street. light at east pratt. sedonia at sinclaire. 29 northbound, there's an accident there. old columbia road. 695, in annapolis on west street at route 50, there's a wreck. and police activity in glen burnie that's blocking all lanes of crain highway. crain highway closed at 8th avenue. you're going to want to take route 2 richie highway as your alternate. there's a look at your dive times. slow -- drive time. slowest spots. there is a live look at the top side. a little stop-and go there as usual. there's a look at the delay on the west side at 70. and there's a look at 95. northbound lanes there to the right, stop and go as usual as well. between pulaski highway and the beltway. this traffic report is brought to you by friendly's. seven new salads you never expected. all made fresh, all grilled fresh. that looks good. still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news today at 4:00. >> mayday, mayday. this is the northern bell. >> quick response and dramatic rescue when a fishing boat sinks in the gulf of alaska. hidden hazard. children falling out of screened windows. what parents need to know. breast density and cancer. they have been linked for years. but a new study takes a closer look at the changes over time. kind of cool outside in some places. and light rain is falling. bob is updating your first warning forecast. @,,,,,,,,,,, [house] wow! i feel like a new house thanks to this quick home energy check-up from bge. feels like i'm at a day spa. [ announcer] learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. the man san diego police have nicknamed the bandit strikes again. this time, the thief went into a bank, handed a teller a note, and opened the folder he was carrying, to reveal a short- barreled black revolver. the teller handed over an undisclosed amount of money. detectives say the man is believed to be in his 60s or 70s and may be responsible for another hangup. a hang glider has both feet back on the ground tonight, after getting stuck on a tree. the glider got stuck after a gust of wind knocked him off course and into a tree. here at the first hole of the torrey pines golf course. rescue crews brought a lander to bring him down. he was not injured. a dramatic rescue in the gulf of alaska. a quick response saved three of the four people who were spranded in the fridge -- stranded in the frigid waters. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. this is the northern bell. >> reporter: the coast guard received the distress call just before5:30 tuesday afternoon. >> mayday, mayday. we are at 59 degrees. >> reporter: the 75-foot seattle-based fishing boat, the northern bell was sinking in the gulf of alaska, 50 miles south of montague island. >> request to know if you are in need of assistance. over? >> we are going down. we have four persons on board. we are getting in the life raft here. we're going down. >> they have four people on board. that is four. >> an hd130 hercules craft dropped first. before they could pull the three men and one woman from the icy waters. they have been stranded until their rescue. one man died, possibly from a blow to the head suffered as he abandoned ship. the other three were treated for hypothermia. but thanks to survival suits, they are expected to be okay. at last check, the three men who survived were being treated at an alaska hospital. all three are listed in stable condition. stocks struggled a little today on wall street. markets dipped this afternoon but tried to rebound by the closing bell. nasdaq up 4. let's go to wall street now,. >> goldman sachs' ceo could face tough fines next week. he is expected to testify about the subprime mortgage crisis. but he is also likely to field questions about fraud charges. the fcc claims goldman sachs misled investors at the start of the financial meltdown. apple's stock hit an all- time high, after posting a 90% jump in second quarter earnings to more than $3 billion. the results easily beat wall street expectations. sales of mack books and iphones fueled the company's profits. general motors ceo made a number of key announcements at a kansas city plant earlier today. first, gm repaid $1.3 billion in government loans. and that was five years ahead of general. gm also plans to invest more than $250 million at two of has factories to build a new line. in a move to fight counterfitters. the treasury unveiled an update today. it has two new features, including a 3-d security ribbon. and an image of a bell that changes color when you tilt the note. the newly designed bill will begin circulating next february. for more news, click on cbs money watch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm farnoosh torabi. tourists visiting india get more than they bargain for at the hands of menacing monkeys. locals say the monkeys are very fond of vegetarian meals and ice cream. government officials plan to hire monkey trainers sometime in the near future to help control the aggressive manner. >> looks hungry to me. >> don't get in the way of a monkey and its food. >> that's right. coming up on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. the parents who pleaded guilty in the balloon boy hoax will get hit hard in the wallet. what they're paying to authorities to respond to this call. sentenced to death three times. are there more victims for new york serial killer? it is damp and gray outside. and bob will update our first warning weather forecast, beneath the windshield wipers on our camera. wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com, instant updates and first warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, yeah. it is a gray and damp day. >> and it's part of the process, right? >> couple of weeks ago, i was making a note. about two weeks ago, the pollen count was 3,000 to 4,000 grains per cubic centimeter. yesterday, it was down to 420. >> wow. >> still considered high. but a big, big difference. take a look at radar. we have a little batch of rain that just popped up in about hour or so ago. as you can see, it's moving off to the east and northeast right now, around the city, light little pockets of rain. this is all in the light rains there. maybe a little moderate. from the city up toward 95, that's where the steadier rain is. north and west of us from maryland line. west of hereford. west of butler. not much going on. west of sykesville. rockville to the west of us, it's pretty much done. we see a little sunshine popping up across portions of the shenandoah valley. expect some clearing later tonight. as we continue to see this system move away from the region. lower eastern shore, very widely scattered rain. seems like the bulk of it now from d.c. up towards southeastern sections of pennsylvania just southwest of philadelphia. take a look at temperatures around the region. we're at 55. been stuck there mostly in the afternoon. barometer root now, hold -- right now, holding steady. 60 in ocean city. elkton. 70, sunshine. 62. 56 in d.c. still has some rain in that region. winds off the ocean. that keeps us in the moist air. at least through this evening. low pressure, very weak system that came through the south. taking the rain with it. behind it a lot of sunshine. a weak front. you can barely see it. that is going to cross our region tomorrow. but there may be enough moisture in the afternoon, could be a widely scattered showers and a few isolated spots. otherwise, pleasant weather conditions, sunny to partly sunny skies. friday, even dryer with a lot of sunshine. by the weekend, another system will probably bring us rain here by late saturday night or sunday. northwest winds, drying things out. you can keep the bay temp around 58. showers later. tomorrow, look for sun and clouds. maybe a stray shower. but a high up to 70. most places will stay dry. nice thursday and friday. >> all right, bob. thank you. and don't miss tonight's prime time lineup tonight on wjz. it's csi new york, immediately followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. and it is masn on wjz, as the orioles' road trip continues in boston. can you watch both games saturday night at 7:00 and sunday, 1:30. live here on wjz 13. katie couric has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. in the flight takeoff across europe. but the bottleneck will take days to clean up. and the search for a missing mom in ohio takes a strange twist. lost footage. the university of maryland launches investigation into a house surveillance video of police beating a suant. speaking up for the first time, pope benedict xvi time, pope b- at subway... - there's something for... - everyone. everyone! - so many footlongs... - are just $5. - seriously? this will make a splash. everyone loves subway $5 footlongs. so many favorites, all day, every day. subway. eat fresh. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm vic carter. denise is off today. here's what people are talking about. >> pope benedict is changing his strategy for dealing with the sexual abuse in the court. -- church. he is speak publicly about it. >> reporter: pope benedict is promising church action against abusive priests. during his weekly appearance at the vatican, he made his most public speech. >> it's about time. he should have spoke out a long time ago. >> he talked about men who suffered abuse in malt a. he said he prayed with them over their suffering. >> reporter: benedict himself is accused of failing to remove and punish priests when he ran the office that investigated sex abuse before he was named pope. some whoa listened -- who listened to his comments said he took a good first step. >> i think it's really important that he speak. >> by making public statements about this, he -- i think apologized on behalf of the entire catholic church. >> reporter: last week, the vatican issued guidelines for the first time, telling bishops to report abuse cases. but pope benedict did not spell out how he plans to confront the scandal. anna metraininga, cbs news, italy. >> a formal announcement over the vatican's plans is expected tomorrow. state police are looking into how the university handled its investigation. kai joins us now live in the newsroom with details. >> reporter: john mckenna, and benjamin dunit were charged with assaulting police officers after a basketball game in march. this video was shot by another student and shows officers beating mckenna apparently without provocation. the video led to the charges against the students being dropped in four prince george's county police officers being suspended. the university also had a surveillance camera trained on the scene. that video was subpoenaed by the attorney for the two students. university officials want to know why campus police didn't turn over that footage immediately. and why a portion of the video is missing. vic? >> thank you. new at 5:00, wjz will show you some of the surveillance video in question. an update to the breaking news we brought to you yesterday afternoon. police have identified an anne arundel county teenager who went missing in the patuxent river and later drowned. witnesses say 15-year-old eddie knudson was swimming across the river when he began to have difficulty with the current. he was eventually pulled under water. scientists found his body about two hours later. the air trouble in europe is finally getting better. as rita nissan reports for wjz, about 20,000 flights have been given the all-clear for takeoff today. however, it will take years for the airline industry to recovery. recover. >> reporter: planes back in the skies over europe are finally giving stranded passengers a shot at getting home. >> we got up this morning and they told us that our flights were canceled. then an hour later, they hustled up and said, there may be another flight. >> reporter: the ash cleared just in time for dana norris's clip to cleveland. >> i just wish i wasn't the first day out. but should be all right. we're going to go and see elise's grandmother. >> reporter: they're the lucky ones. the ash cloud triggered more than 100,000 flight cancellations around the globe. and moving the massive backlog of passengers will take several days. >> this is horrible. british airways won't help me. i've been here five times. five times. >> reporter: if the skies stay clear, getting stranded customers on planes will be a short-term problem for the airlines. but recovering at least $1.7 billion, that could take up to three years. >> reporter: some airlines and even passengers are questioning whether european governments kept the air space closed longer than necessary. >> i think when the investigations are over, they'll realize that we could have flown. >> reporter: scientists analyzing air samples say governments did make the right safety calls. this mom didn't want to risk it. >> i'm glad they erred on the side of caution. >> reporter: that caution means some air space restrictions are still in place. but for the first time in nearly six days, most of europe's air traffic is moving again. rita nissan, cbs news, london. >> about 200 people are expected to arrive on a british airways flight from baltimore to london. the first plane there to touch ground in six days. the colorado couple behind the balloon boy hoax has agreed to pay about $36,000 in prestitution to the police officer -- restitution, to the police who responded to the scene. the henies' attorney argued at this time couple should only -- argued that the couple should only pay a small amount for the compensation. a strange twist in the search for an ohio mom who has been missing since saturday. police want to question a person of interest in the case. but as maggie rodriguez reports, he is missing, too. >> police in xenia, ohio have identified with a man in this surveillance video, as 42-year- old tray hutcherson. >> they're in the same place. and it is on more than one occasion. and it appears that they know each other. and it appears that this individual may have information that may be helpful to us. >> police say hutcherson has also been missing for several days. tiffany tian, the wife and mother of a 1-year-old, was last seen saturday morning, withdrawing cash from an atm, as she set out for a day of shopping. when she didn't come home, her husband david called police. >> the family members say they don't know hutcherson or why she would be with them. police say tian's suv was found sunday at a park, with a flat tire and the keys locked inside. >> police have classified the investigation as suspicious and won't rule out the possibility that tian is in danger. medical researchers say they may have inbound the link between hormone therapy and an increased risk of breast cancer. mary joins us live from the newsroom. >> the study found that women taking hormone replacement therapy are more likely to experience an increase in breast density. that density is a known factor for developing breast cancer. the findings are consistent with previous research that showed women taking hormones were 25% more likely to develop breast cancer. researchers also found that a decline in breast density does lower that risk. and breast density does decrease as women get older. but hormone therapy can prevent that. >> those findings were presented today at the annual meeting for the cancer research. experts call it an unseen hazard. an open wind. >> he literally was my best friend. we did everything together. we were inseparable. >> reporter: for ashley wrack and her son parker, a warm spring day last may was supposed to be a day of celebration. >> we were having a house- warming party. we finally got moved in. and we had all of our friends and family over. and all of the kids were running around. it was a nice day. >> reporter: but in an instant, ashley's life changed forever. >> tell me exactly what happened. >> he fell out of the second- story window of my house! >> how old is your son? >> it's my son. he's only 4. and he hit concrete. he hit concrete. >> parker had lost his balance, playing in an upstairs bedroom, and fell through the screen of an open window. >> i looked to my left, at our screen door. and i saw a flash of orange fall. and i knew that was the color parker was wearing that day. and... and then i ran to the slider door to see what had happened. >> is he breathing? >> i don't know. is he breathing? >> i need you to check. is he breathing? >> no! >> no, he's not! >> parker was airlifted to a hospital, where doctors initially said his vital signs were good. he was rushed into surgery. >> about an hour later, they came back out and said that they lost him, that he just couldn't let go. >> every year in this country, 4,000 children are injured in window falls and 12 children die. in just the past few weeks, children have fallen from windows in pennsylvania, virginia, nebraska and texas. >> screens are meant to keep bugs out, not kids in. they're not strong enough to withstand the weight of a child who might be pushing on it. >> children age 4 and under are most at risk for falling out of windows. parents should install window guards for extra protection. outside right now, it is gray. and a bit damp. wjz has weather and traffic together now. with the updated numbers. >> up until about 4:00, we only had about 2/100ths of an inch. bulk of the rain coming between now and 6:00. look at radar. can you -- you can see where all of the rain is. right around the city now. some moderate pockets of rain falling. as you can see, light to moderate rain will continue for another hour or to. -- two. north of parkton. you can see that's the end of the rain line. finks burg, north -- finks burg north and west. frederick, sykesville. eastern shore, very widely scattered light rain. just west of the city, it's cut down. and west of hagerstown, the sun is out. expect to see clearing later this evening. and a pretty decent end of the week shaping up. >> let's check in on the roads now with sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. well, we finally cleared up that accident on the west side inner loop at 70. unfortunately, we still have the jam. but we picked up a new accident on the beltway. this is between pulaski highway and 72. watch for a few accidents in the city as well. southern at walter and sedonia at sinclaire. one at 29 northbound at old columbia road. richie highway at 695 in jessop, there's a crash. washington boulevard, at 175. and one more annapolis, west street at 50. meantime, utility problems have crain highway closed. i'm sorry. 8th avenue, i should say, your alternate is going to be route 2, richie highway. 82, northbound in the red, from chase street to falls road. it will take you about five minutes to get through. that 22 miles an hour, your slowest spot on the west side inner loop. between 795 and 95. there's a look at the delay you're going to find on the top side. this one running on the loop between stevenson and harford. it will take you about 31 minutes to get through that. there's a look at the top side or the west side at 144. that's frederick road. this traffic report is brought to you by suave -- slavay. join slavay on may 1 of the in bel air. for family fun, prizes. visit their website. the $100 gets a makeover. the treasury department makes a new bill today. it's designed to make it harder for counterfeiters to dew point. it features a three three-ty three-tiered ribbon. don't worry, the old $100s will remain legal tender. florida boy is back in the news tonight. assault victim. the bizarre story a woman tells about her husband beating her while she was asleep. and get your first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a wisconsin teenager is killed when her car is struck by a trailer that came loose from a pickup truck. the victim's car was severely damaged. investigators say she was killed instantly. police say they hope the accident will serve as a reminder to those hauling trailers to make sure that they are secure. authorities say the crash happened during rush hour. they are surprised more cars were not involved. a south florida teenager who was doused with gasoline was set on fire and returned to school. jessica kartalija has more. >> it's been a long road to recovery for victim michael brewer. cameras showed brewer and his parents as he returned to school for the first time since the violent attack. back in october, three teens intentionally doused him with gasoline and set him on fire. school officials say brewer's classmates are excited about his return. >> three teens have all been charged as adults for the attempted second-degree murder. each faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted. an oregon couple is at the center of a legal battle, being blamed on a sleeping already. adam was accused of assaulting his wife while he was sleepwalking. doctors say he may have a rare sleeping disorder that may cause him to turn violent wile in -- while in his sleep. they have ordered that they live separately for now. police hope this could help solve other unsolved mysteries. >> last month, at the age of 66, rodney alcala showed no emotion when he received his third death sentence. finally exhausting his search. now, a boxful of photographs, apparently taken by alcalla, indicates there may be more victims. police found 226 images of women and young boys in a seattle locker and believe at least four of them are additional victims. and some may be new yorkers as well. alcala lived in new york twice in the 1970s. this is how he looked then. the nypd is going through the images to see if any of them resemble someone they know or knew. the aging killer is already linked to the forensic evidence. 1971 murder of cornellia controly in her apartment. and a suspect in the murder of ellen holder who was killed in 1987. >> new york city police department had declined to release the photographs initially. but decided they could yield new clues in those old cases. miss hawaii teen usa has died following a sudden stroke. the 18-year-old spent a week in a coma after collapsing while at her hawaii high school. doctors are puzzled by a stroke for a teen who had no problems prior to this. a new york judge sentences michael douglas's son to five years in prison on drug charges. his father and his grandfather, kirk douglas both wrote letters to the judge, asking for leniency. cameron will be credited with time already served. he has been in for more than a year already. bombshells revealed in the larry king divorce saga. >> coming up on entertainment tonight, sean king's alleged lover tells all. it is the most scathing expo on a hollywood marriage you have ever heard. >> did you have an affair with larry king's wife? >> yes, i did. >> in our "et in touch" exclusive magazine, he says he first met her when he saw her son at dodgers stadium. >> i saw the kid had abilities. and i went to larry and said, larry, i know these kids are real good. let me work with them. >> reporter: larry hired him to train their young sons. h hector claims that it turned into an affair. >> did you have larry king's house? >> yes, i did. >> did you have sex in larry king's bed? >> yes, i did. >> it never crossed your mind that this would be the bed he would be sleeping on that night? >> no. sometimes the show would be on the tv and it never crossed my mind. >> wait. larry king's show was on while you were in bed with his wife? >> yes. >> that's just weird. >> he also says he is willing to take a lie detector test to prove he is telling the truth. also, kate gosselin, moments after being kicked off of dancing with the stars. plus, have sandra and jesse begun secret talks to reunite? and you can see entertainment tonight, at 7:30, on wjz. how long will the wet weather last? bob turk has your first warning weather forecast after this commercial break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a look outside right now. it's raining. we need the rain. >> yes, we do. believe it or not, it actually has been a very dry month. i know it doesn't sound right. but most people, it has been really. well below normal. this will help wash out some of the pollen. take a look at the rain. it's really kind of redeveloped in the last hour or two. from d.c. up the 95 corridor, up toward elkton and the southeast p.a. light to moderate rain going on. just around the beltway. north of town, and up to 95. owings mills, ellicott city. north and west of the region. it's finished. north of parkton. southern york and adams county, it's done. right across green spring valley. and south and west of the city, it's finished. west of rockville, west of rockville. even sun popping up west of us. light rain activity continues well to our south and east and eastern shore. not a whole lot happening down there. we have been stuck with the rain mostly in the mid- to upper 50s. a lot warmer with sun. 70 in cumberland. 62 in oakland. 60 in ocean city. winds now have come out of the east. they're light and won't be a major factor. although tomorrow, they're going to go back to the northwest. and there's a weak front. you kind of see these clouds connect the dots from southern portions of quebec, the through ontario. right there is a weak front. that is going to cross our region tomorrow afternoon. there may be just enough moisture around for a very widely scattered pop-up shower. the rain moving tonight as you can see, with clearing to the west of us. might see the sun popping up before it comes down tonight. around 7:45 or so. pleasant conditions. nice conditions. by friday, a lot more sunshine. slightly cooler. and by the end of the weekend, moisture. looks like we'll see some rain activity. overrunning rain late saturday night and probably sunday. looks like a damp day coming up, unfortunately. northwest winds, picking up 10 to 15 knots. and the small craft advisory on the bay. bay temp, around 58 degrees. the sunrise at 6:20. sets, yeah, there we go. 7:51. i misspoke. >> overnight tonight, still had that rain around for a little longer. clouds breaking up late tonight. and maybe some fog. without out for that during the morning hours. tomorrow, a partly sunny day. a stray shower. we're talking 20% of the region. that's widely scattered. but warming up to 70. and mid-60s, still with a lot of sun on friday. not a bad ending to the week. plant a new grass seed. this is exactly what you need. innot watching the waves. it's perfect. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. i'm mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. for the first time in a week, there's an airplane coming from europe, here to bwi and one leaving tonight. some overjoyed ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00. a mother admits she starved her son to death. why she's getting out of jail. camera cover-up. i'm mike hellgren at college park. surveil agency video that shows students being beaten by police is missing. so are authorities trying to hide anything? the university responds. a football star punished. the nfl suspends steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger. will he miss the game against the ravens? check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. time served. a woman starves her 1-year-old son to death. >> tonight, she's on the road to freedom. why a judge is allowing her to leave jail. >> hi, everybody. i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. and here's what people are talking about. >> a child starved to death. it's a tragedy starved to 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