stay on the streets. >> in two of the court hearings, he was found guilty of violation of probation. but no additional court time was imposed. >> reporter: and in april, this wjz video obtained shows what prosecutors and police believe is him robbing and beating a man for just $7. the court records show the victim refused to cooperate. and that case was dropped. >> we have spent the last 24 hours, pouring over court records that are over a foot high, trying to say, what could have been done differently. and our conclusion is that we as prosecutors did everything we could. >> reporter: in pit-karen's case, charging documents reveal merit and wagner were on the hunt to rob someone, and he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, innocently walking back from penn station, on his iphone with his mom, who heard him on the phone. >> she heard screaming at him to give money. and he said, i don't have any cash, here's my wallet. she heard him start like screaming and making noises in pain. >> reporter: police raided this house just around the corner on maryland avenue, where they found the victim's blood on a door and on shoes. the victim's wallet, his iphone and several folding and fixed blade knives. back at the memorial, the victim's friend wrote of their love for him, of their pain now, how they'll never forget him, and their desire to make sure justice is served. and another live look here, pit-karen's mom said that she urged him to take a cab. but he loved to walk. she said the voice that she heard that was most aggressive on the phone was the man's voice. reporting live in charles village, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, mike. thank you. wagner did not appear in court today, but remains behind bars at this hour. a popular baltimore hotel remains closed after a pipe burst, forcing an evacuation. a live look from the marriott from sky eye chopper 13. vic is in the newsroom with the latest. the cleanup continues after the water leak forced nearly 1,000 guests at the hotel last night. the hotel was nearly at capacity. it happened on the fourth floor stairwell, and fled the hotel from the fourth floor down. guests were moved in. the majority of the marriott's guests were in town for a training conference. no word on the status of the conference that was supposed to start today. bge is also assessing the electrical system and elevators at the hotel to make sure all is safe. >> reporter: a former ups worker faces murder charges tonight. and prince george's county murder investigators are calling the man a serial killer. jason thomas scott is charged with two counts of murder. a grand jury indicted him in the 2009 slayings of a nurse and her daughter. the women were found in a burning car in largo. police believed the killing were found in connection with the murder of a mother and daughter. the suspect is already in custody on federal drug and sex charges. a new baby thrown out of a home in a plastic bag. tonight, the mother and baby are in a hospital. mike schuh is live at baltimore county headquarters with details on this crime, and the newborn's condition. mike? >> reporter: mary, there are countless stories of mothers protecting their infants and children even when it puts themselves in danger. when you look at this police report, that's not the case here. >> reporter: we may never know exactly what happened inside the bathroom on the second floor of this tidy reisterstown home. but we do know what police found. >> the bathroom, where she had the baby was covered totally in blood. >> reporter: a 21-year-old woman, rebecca denise hind -- heinz gave birth there. but what police say hind did next is baffling. >> they had had the baby and placed the baby in a plastic bag and thrown it out the window. >> reporter: according to the police report, the woman's sister heard a commotion upstairs, ran outside and around back. there, she found a white, plastic trash bag in the bushes with screens coming out of t. >> windows in which the baby was thrown, was anywhere from 10 to 12-foot high. >> reporter: the baby is unhurt. perhaps cushioned by the thick hedges below. >> the baby has been temporarily placed in the custody of the department of social services. >> reporter: this neighbor finds what police say happened hard to believe. >> that's really out of character for them. they're the most politest little things you have ever seen in your life. >> reporter: the baby right now is in the nicku -- nicu in good condition. sources indicate that the mother's competency is being evaluated. her mother and sister tell police that they didn't even know that she was pregnant. reporting live in towson, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. mary, back to you on tv hill. >> all right, mike. thank you. police expect prosecutors to file charges within a week to 10 days. well, there's at least one day that you can say about the race for governor tonight, it's close. the new poll numbers are out. and political experts are weighing in on what former governor bob ehrlich and governor o'malley need. >> only 100 days until the election. and both candidates have to do the same thing, that is fire up their base and try to win over the undecided voters. whoever does it best will win. the governor's race at a dead heat. martin o'malley barely leads bob ehrlich within the margin of error. some key findings, 18% of registered democrats support ehrlich. but they need more than 25% to win. it's still possible with almost 10% of democrats undecided. >> for the people who are undecided. they are people who are -- >> these are democrats. >> right. and if they were republicans, we'd be, you know, it would be a different situation. so democrats, the fact that there are democrats who are undecided tells us what we need to do is get our message out. >> he needs to clarify who he is with the voters. and the way to do that is to step out from behind the tv ads and get out on the street. >> reporter: so far, o'malley's tv campaign is mostly focused on the economy. 52% of marylanders surveyed call it a big issue. >> the fact is, what the governor can do about the diswrob and the economy. >> reporter: ehrlich leads everywhere else. but only by 15% in the baltimore suburbs. and it's even closer on the shore, a 10-point spread. we asked each candidate about that at a campaign stop in chrisfield last week. >> governor ehrlich's support on the eastern shore is not as strong as previous republicans. is that something you can capitalize on? >> we're campaigning all over the state. >> martin o'malley is not what they want in the shore particularly. so we feel really good about this, about turnout. people are excited. >> reporter: now, today, ehrlich's campaign said that they expect this race to stay very close until the end. o'malley actually agreed and said that he predicts it will be like a game of ping-pong, up until the end. adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> adam, thank you. the poll also found ehrlich has a 10-point advantage among male voters, while governor o'malley has the same lead among females. to stay with wjz for campaign 20 10. the latest poll results and information, log onto wjz.com. a break from the severe heat, as maryland enjoys comfortable july weather. a live look outside right now. sun is out. temperatures relatively cool, compared to what we have experienced this month so far. wjz is live with first warning weather. bob turk updating our five-day forecast. >> it's not too terrible. right now, clouds move through the region. pretty much cleared out. we have jumped up 1 degree to 85. southeast winds at seven. barometer holding steady. now, tomorrow, there will be a front approaching. western sections of our region. behind it, cooler and dryer air, moving in late in the day on thursday. a good chance, however, on thursday. of showers and maybe gusty thunderstorms with that front once again. but it will be kind of warm and humid tomorrow and again on thursday. kai. >> bob, thank you. excitement is building in westminster as the ravens hit the field for the first full day of training camp. sports director mark viviano explains while the focus is on the rookie, some of the team's biggest stars are talking about the upcoming season. hi, mark. >> how are you doing, kai. yeah, the ravens wrapped up the afternoon session. and much like the morning sessions sessions are it was brief and uneventful. the big workout is coming on friday. so today, coach john harbaugh says it's more like a rookie orientation. getting those guys ready for friday. not all of the stars are even out yet. but there is one particular qb that everyone is here to see. >> the mountain men on the line may be the biggest ravens, but joe flacco stands out. now entering his third season. time flies for number 5. >> i can't believe it. we're going into our third year as offense. it's kind of flown by. like i wouldn't even remember the last few years. >> time flies when you're having fun. and flacco has made sundays a blast in baltimore. two play-off seasons on his resume already. >> joe has done the hardest thing in the first two years. that's to learn how to win. most don't get the luxury. they don't have the opportunity to come in the league and learn how to win. >> winning starts in training camp. and flacco is known for being a tireless worker. also known as joe cool for being unemotional. but flacco says we got it wrong. >> when i get excited, i'll get excited. when i'm not, you know, if not, then i won't be excited. i get excited more than you guys think. i have my own way of doing it. you know, i don't run up and down and all over the place. just never was part of me. >> so joe flacco is saving up all of that energy and emotion for training camp. and that will come up on friday. in the meantime, just some of the rookies and the quarterbacks like joe flacco, getting initiated into this camp. we want to bring in weijia jiang. and even though joe is not all that excited and emotional, you were here in westminster, and the fans were ready for it. >> absolutely, they spent the entire day here. and they say it doesn't really come alive until training camp starts. meanwhile, the business owners say once all the big players get here, much-needed cash starts rolling in. if maryland is ravens country, consider westminster the capital. >> if you're not a baltimore ravens fan, you might as well leave westminster for real. >> reporter: in this town, home of baltimore ravens training camp, everything is rooted in purple. >> we have been doing some competitions for store fronts. it's called paint the town purple. >> reporter: they can find it all. from speedos to bobbleheads to jerseys. you can also get a mascot at the barber shop. >> it's the best time of year. >> this is called a ravens dog. and yes, it has a lot of purple onions on it. as a true ravens fan, i'll do anything. mmm. mmm. >> i am making the colada negatta burger. >> they boost sales by 20% when camp starts, which is always welcome. especially with the economy being the way it's been. >> we want to try to get them to come into our stores. promote the community and bring money into town. >> thousands are expected to surround the field on friday, to watch practice pump new blood into the economy on purple nation. >> reporter: day after super bowl was over, i'm ready for training camp. let's go. >> reporter: and if you get a chance, you really should come here to westminster. there's a feeling in the air. not only for the hot dog. but there are a lot of sales on the food and the shots that you don't want to miss if you are a die-hard ravens fan. >> reporter: you had that dog with all of the onions. does mark not want to hang around you anymore? >> it was so worth it. >> looks great. i'll tell you that. the first preseason game is about two weeks away. a special live coverage begins at 7:30, thursday, august 12th, right here on wjz 13. breaking news trite now on east baltimore. sky eye chopper 13 over the scene. captain mike perry with more. hello, mary. we are in east baltimore, at world street. i don't recall the cross street here. it is the world street and oliver, actually, where an mta bus and a sedan, looks like a minivan, have collided. several jurisdiction here at the scene. looks like three city medics on the scene. looks like this is completely blocked. if anyone is on. does appear to be relatively minor. >> okay. thank you. still ahead. accused of marrying a 14-year- old. why a judge reversed warren jeffs' conviction. i'm alex demetrick. coming up, a fatal metro accident. and a final hearing on how it happened. that story as eyewitness news continues. i'm jessica kartalija. inner harbor. we're on board a japanese destroyer. more straight ahead on wjz. and enjoyable temperatures. the updated first warning weather forecast with bob coming up. ,,,,,, with my friends we'll do almost anything. out for drinks, eats. i have very well fitting 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when you compare this day to the weekend temps near 100. take a look at temps around the state right now with skies clearing out nicely. 87, hagerstown. jumped back up to 90. cumberland. 80 in oakland. and 84 in ocean city. yesterday the dew point was pitch, 56, 57. it did come up. the winds have been pretty much out of the south/southeast, all day long. bringing in moisture off the atlantic. off the bay. helps to raise the humidity. and the dew points now tomorrow, down to our south is a batch of clouds. and scattered showers this afternoon. also, a higher humidity air mass. that will be moving in our direction. maybe a shower in the mountains by tomorrow night. the best chance comes from that front out across the northern great lakes. that has pretty good showers. we'll be in a warm, northern air mass. temperatures probably around 90, maybe even 91 or 92, some spots. and on thursday, with that front coming across into this warm and humid air mass. at that time, there's a good shot we'll see once again, some strong thunderstorms breaking out again. particularly in the afternoon. if we get clouds and showers early in the day, that will help to reduce the instability and keep things a little more stable. and maybe more showers with thunder around. but definitely, once that front goes through, thursday late in the day, it will be close. the humid, hot air mass. thursday night, friday and most of saturday. really pleasant friday. looks like a really, really nice day. low humidity beautiful sunshine. small craft advisory on the bay. bay temp, hugging in the mid- 80s now. nice and cozy, warm. not as cool as last night upper 60s to mid-70s. sunny to partly cloudy skies hot and humid. 92. maybe tomorrow evening. a shower north and west of the metro. and good chance on thursday. >> we can handle it if it's not triple digits. thanks, bob. still ahead at 5:00. bed bugs in the city. i'm suzanne collins. you've heard the expression, sleep tight, don't let the bed bugs bite. that has become a reality for many baltimore people. you'll hear about that coming up next. jet ski guests. pop-up storms and maryland claim the life of an annapolis man. help for haiti. the celebrity who might consider a run for president of the devastated country. ,,,,,, can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? 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mixing train equipment. changes for victims who gathered last month to remember. >> this past year has probably been the hardest of my whole life. >> and for metro, the years ahead won't be easy. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. and to cover the future costs, d.c. metro has created. vic is in the newsroom too explain the decision from the judge. a judge has found thomas sherrer not competent to stand trial. police believe he stabbed his wife to death. the judge says cheryl will stay in a secure facility for another year. until doctors have a chance to examine him once again. >> prosecutors say sherrer seemed disoriented. a strong storm pops up. on sunday, a maryland jet skier was killed in a race to get away from the storm. as a thunderstorm quickly approached, an emergency call came in, about two people in distress on jet skis, about a half mile south of the bay bridge. it got caught in a severe thunderstorm. waves about 5 to 6 feet. >> reporter: 60-year-old warren smith was killed. as he and friends raced back to the park. >> he noticed has other manner on the jet ski. the tugboat operator called 911. they say smith's deth death is a powerful reminder that before heading out, people need ton what the weather is like. but also what it's like where they're heading. >> andy antonio says he checks the weather forecast and radar several times before he heads out on his jet ski. that, along with safety checks, gives him peace of mind as he sets out for a peace of mind on the bay. >> we have to make sure the weather is nice and calm. and that the rain is going to be nice and slow. and, of course, we have to check the actual boat to make sure everything is in order. >> look at the weather forecast. not only how the weather is they depart the dock, but what it's going to be like while they're out there. smith and his companion were wearing life jackets at the time of the accident. an exact cause of death is still under investigation tonight. just minutes ago, the family of a missing oregon boy increase reward for a safe return. today, it appears police are close to making an arrest. kiron's stepmother is the last person known to have seen him alive. she is not named a suspect or a person of interest at this time. polygamist leader warren jeffs is behind bars. he's known for his role. today, the utah supreme court reversed his convictions, citing errors in jury instructions from his trial in 2007. jeffs is the leader of a fundamentalist church who fras polygamy in that church. today, autopsies show lisa jones and her older son had taken some sort of drug before last week's fire. investigators quickly determined the flames were intentionally started, and some of the children's throats were slashed. now, they have also discovered jones left an an apology note behind. now they believe jones is the suspect. singer wyclef john want -- wyclef john wants to become its president. he was he was appointed in 2007. he says even if he's not on the ballot this november, he will get involved by encouraging young people to vote. in tonight's report, city dwellers are finding out that bed bugs aren't just make- believe in children's fairy tales. the health department is struggling to control these tests that are causing a real urban nightmare. one female can lay 2,000 eggs a year. >> they're not easy to kill. they can live a long time. >> they hide in sockets, bed frames and cracks in the wall by day. at night, like dracula, they need their simple blood like victims. >> they're more difficult in controlling roaches. >> reporter: a global economy brought them back on the shoes of foreign visitors on luggage. and they set up shop in houses and hotels here. >> reporter: a bed bug expert says often times people who travel overseas, bring the bugs back with them. and if the bugs come from a country that uses harsher chemicals than are allowed in the u.s., they can be very difficult to exterminate. it's darwin's herey. getting rid of them may take up to a year. >> it may take 4 months to control a bed bug population. >> why is that?" because of the places they can hide. there are so many cracks and crevices in a home. >> reporter: in 2009, first six months, they got 200 cawlsz. the first six months of this year, it's up to 236. and the little bugs travel from rowhouse to rowhouse. >> and they need to get rid of anything that could be harboring them. washing laundry, bagging clothing. >> the city health department warns that over-the-counter foggers or bombs don't work to kill bugs. but using heat like a wall paper steamer does. also in tonight's healthwatch, people who use the internet as a weight loss tool tend to be more successful than others. those who logged into an interactive website recorded the weight they lost the most. researchers followed children all the way from infancy to adulthood to determine the impact of a mother's love. psychologists assess the interactions between mother and baby when the child was 8 months old. then they followed up with a child at age 34, now an adult. those who had more maternal affection as an infant, had less anxiety and hostility as an adult. time now for a quick look at stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. the national aquarium is changing its decorative neon tomorrow. how manchester is trying to come out of the shadow of cross- town rival, manchester united. and giving hawaiian cocktails a charm city twist. for these stories and more, read the baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast in the first warning weather team. three giant japanese chips have arrived in baltimore's inner harbor. jessica kartalija reports, the main destroyer vessel is here for a few days to hop on board this ship's sail. charm city says conichiwa, to the japanese. hundredshundreds board the giant vessels for a rare opportunity to take a tour. >> this shipping yard, so many types that we have. >> reporter: the training squadron is made up of three ships and 720 officers. >> this is spectacular. there are three ships here from japan air time self-defense force. >> the ship arrives on the 50th anniversary on the treaty of mutual security and cooperation between the u.s. and japan. >> between jap -- japanese and americans. >> my boys are really excited about it. >> this visit is part of a training exercise. designed to teach newly- commissioned officers about the ship. and to stress the importance of maintaining relations between countries. >> this is really a -- kind of a revolving maritime museum. you don't often see active navy here. so it's worth it to come see what the allies are putting forth. >> this will be here at the inner harbor until thursday morning. then it heads to live in portugal. at the inner harbor, i'm jessica carl atia -- jessica kartalija. wjz eyewitness news. >> admission is free. amazing recovery. a baby survives after a terrifying accident. the people who helped turn a tragedy into a mir miracle. advice for a mother on the moon. i'm bob turk. the first warning weather center. more humidity will make a return. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. first, here's today's report from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,, ,,,,,, ♪ storyteller: hey diddle diddle the cat and the fiddle the cow jumped over the moon. then quickly fell back to earth, landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily, geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow, because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. breaking news right now out of tim moan yum. a -- timonium. a bad accident. >> we are in baltimore county wa two-vehicle accident. originally called out with rescue. but firefighters have been called out. this is north and southbound lane of dulaney valley road. injuries here do not appear to be life-threatening. but as you can see, the investigation and fire equipment are consuming most of the roadway. avoid delaney valley -- dulaney valley road. north of timonium. >> we can see people trying to get out of there, but not much luck. thank you. let's check in with bob for a look at our weather. today was actually a very normal day. exactly normal. tomorrow, a little warmer and more humid. we'll see a few clouds as well. clouds and sunshine. up to about 90. maybe as high as 91 or 92. and as we go, for the next five days, thursday, a good chance of showers and storms. could be some strong storms in the afternoon. 89, 86. drying out for friday and saturday. only 84. 86. maybe another shower in the region on sunday. so no super heat. but tomorrow and thursday will be generally hot to humid. kai? >> bob. thank you. north dakota resident his to take cover when severe thunderstorms dropped monster hail on the area. that hail crashed through car windows and pelted homes. and some places, it was as big as baseballs. there were no reports of injuries in north dakota. but that same storm system killed two people in neighbor montana, when a tornado ripped through a farm house. and a toddler falls onto a power washer and gets a metal screw lodged in his brain. now, he's expected to make a full recovery, as whit johnson reports, it is being called a miracle. a leisurely saturday, nearly turned deadly 10 days ago, when 17-month-old josiah jackson fell from a chair in his home, landing directly on the rod of a power washer, like the one shown here. this was the unbelievable result. the metal rod lodged three inches into his brain. his uncle was with him at the time. luckily, he had training as an emt. >> i just knew to keep his head still. >> reporter: the rod came within a hair's breath of the child's torculla vent. nearly severing blood flow from the brain to the heart. >> this could not have been in a worst place. if it had been inches closer tcould have resulted in massive stroke, it could have resulted in a horrible outcome. >> reporter: doctors told the uncle that chances were grim. >> he didn't sug sugar coat anything. he said, mr. jones, more than likely, we pull the screw out of his head, he's going to bleed to death. so he said that, man, i just lost it. >> reporter: but just a day after surgery, josiah was already recovering as if nothing had ever happened. >> i think we had a lot of help from above. and fortunately, everything went well. so i think he is a miracle baby. >> it's like god gave him a second chance. >> reporter: josiah is set to return home in another day. >> and believe it or not, the family had even more to worry about during diswro si -- josiah's time at unc, his grandfather had to undergo surgery for a ruptured appendix. if you are tired of waiting in line at the airport, yiewpt. to hear this story. continental is the first to introduce self-boarding. it's testing the procedure at a gate in houston. instead of handing their pass, travelers can scan their tickets at automatic boarding gates. it opens the door to jet bridge. now, self boarding is common in europe. transportation officials say it doesn't impact proper safety, though. baltimore rates among the best cities in the country for working moms. that's according to forbes magazine, who rank baltimore number 5. forbes looked at financial factors like job opportunities and cost of living, as well as other important factors for moms like healthcare. washington, d.c. came in second on the list just behind minneapolis, st. paul minnesota, which was number 1. check in for these stories on eyewitness news at 6:00. vic is standing by with a preview. hi, kai. terrifying terrorist attack. new information on a teen nearly killed in a bombing overseas and how you can help her. in the hills of western maryland, comes the story of a small-town doctor in maryland. >> you actually blew the whistle on this? >> the local doctor who put her patients first. next. >> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. coming up new at 6:00. back to you. >> all right, vic. thank you. eyewitness sports is next. mark viviano is standing by live. at training camp in westminster. >> training camp just getting started. but already today, our second straight bit of negative news, concerning a ravens rookie. i'll have the details coming up. and speaking of bad news, the orioles have had more than their share of that. an update on the baseball birds as well. it's all ahead when eyewitness news continues. 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