from the cities to the counties to your neighborhood, now complete coverage on wjz 13, maryland's news station. >> mcnair murdered. he is found shot to death alongside a woman. >> why police are hessant to call it murder-suicide. hello, again, i am don

scott. >> and i am mary bubala. >> here is what people are talking about today. the questions that continue about the death of former ravens quarterback gnars. what exactly happened and who was that woman found dead next to him. adam may has latest on the complete coverage of the investigation. good afternoon, adam. >> reporter: hi, don. we are awaiting for final test results from nashville police. we are hearing more from mcnair's girlfriend's family and they tell a tennessee that mcnair was in the process of getting a divorce and remarry the waitress he was met six months ago. >> reporter: new pictures on the web site tmz, the couple reportedly vacationed together before the shocking end of both of their lives. on saturday afternoon, a close friend of mcnair's found the ravens quarterback in his nashville condo shot four times, twice in the head and twice in the chest. saleh kazemi was found shot once in the head with a semi automatic pistol under her

body. the evidence so far suggests murder-suicide but police have not come to a definitive conclusion just yet. >> a doctor from the medical examiner's office was present . he did the examination of the bodies at the can doe, and this doctor intends on doing the autopsies in the morning. >> reporter: in 2006 mcnair led the ravens to 13-3 record and afc north championship. he ended his impressive 13th season nfl career in 2008. >> my career you know speaks for itself. i enjoyed it. i can look back on it and reflect back on it, you know, and i wouldn't change a thing. >> reporter: mcnair started his career in houston and was quick to impress. >> he was such a great player. he -- you know he is one of those guys -- most quarterbacks don't like to run with the ball, you know. but -- he would see an opening where he would co-make yardage, he would. >> reporter: off the field mcnair had personal problems including a handful of alcohol-

related run-ins with the law. the last one days before the murder with kazemi behind the wheel of the couple's ex-ca laid. >> she was arrested for dui. mcnair was not deemed to be in violation of the law and he was permitted to leave the scene which he did by taxicab. >> reporter: a public viewing for mcnair will be on nurse nashville. and funeral services are being scheduled for saturday in his home state of mississippi. reporting live, adam may, wjz eyewitness news. mary. >> news of mcnair's death has shocked most of maryland. mike schuh continues our coverage live from wjz.com right now. good afternoon, mike. >> reporter: good afternoon, mary. steve mcnair spent two seasons with the baltimore ravens but they were a memorable one as he led the team to 13 wins and afc north title. we want to hear about your thoughts and memories of steve mcnair and the manner in which he died. you can e-mail us at wjzwebalert@cbs.com or click on the link at the home page. mary, back to you. >> mike, thank you. wjz is always on for the latest

updates and reaction. go to wjz.com. police are still trying to determine what happened to two boys along the light rail flax baltimore county. the mta say both were found lying on the tracks near the luther i will have stop. one was later pronounced dead. the other is being treated at shock trauma. his condition at this hour is not known but they are asking anyone who saw anything yesterday to please give them a call. in baltimore city, 17-year- old lamont davis went before a judge. police say he shot a 5-year-old in the head on south pulaski. he is charged with attempted murder and assault. he got into a fight with several teens, went away and came back with a gun. the little girl was walking by when the shooting started. at our last check, she is in critical condition. former washington d.c. mayor marion barry is in trouble with the law again. police say a woman flagged down an officer this weekend claiming barry was stalking her. the current d.c. councilmember is now charged with misdemeanor stalking. barry served four terms as

mayor of d.c. and spent six months in jail after being videotaped smoking crack in a hotel room. work is in high gear at the staples center in los angeles preparing for tomorrow's memorial tribute to michael jackson. and thousands of fans are beginning to pick up their ticket for the event today. here is manuel gallegus with the latest for wjz. >> reporter: thousands of michael jackson's fans hit the lottery. >> i went online like probably a million other people and just said we will take our chances and it just came true. >> reporter: more than 1.6 million people filled out thisline form to attend jackson's memorial tribute at the staples center but 8750 received this e-mail congratulating them on their successful application. >> this is all about honoring someone's life? >> reporter: security is strict for the winners. they will pick up their free tickets at dodgers stadium. they will be given a special wristband and anyone trying to enter the area around the staples center will have to present their ticket and show that their bracelet haven't been tampered with or important city officials say if you don't

have a ticket, stay away. >> they won't be able to see anything if they come down here, so kind of a waste of time. >> reporter: as media events, this is as big as it gets, the area around the staples center has been transformed with risers with hundreds of reporters and photographers and satellite trucks jammed in the streets. five networks will carry the tribute show live. beside the public 9,000 invited guests. no funeral procession. jackson's family will hold a private ceremony tuesday morning to bury the singer at forest lawn cemetery in the hollywood hills. jackson's family was supposed to be in court to discuss his vast estate but they asked for a delay. they want to delve deep near the singer's affairs and say goodbye to the pop icon. manuel gallegus, cbs news, los angeles. >> and wjz will bring you complete coverage of the memorial service tomorrow. katie couric will anchor live starting at around 1:00 tomorrow morning. and remember wjz is always on.

for additional news on the michael jackson story, go to wjz.com. talk about a beautiful day. sunny skies and no humidity out there. taking a live look outside. it is a perfect afternoon for lunch outside after you watch our newscast. take that lunch outdoors. what will the rest of the day bring. meteorologist is live. meteorologist tim williams and bernadette woods are updating the numbers from first warning weather. we will start over with bernadette. >> a difficult word there, meteorologist. >> let me say it one more time, meteorologist. >> you got it. you got it down. weather-wise, it is gorgeous outside. as mary was just saying, we want to show you the numbers we are dealing with. all over the state starting to warm up, 80 degrees in baltimore. a lot of 70s still out there, but notice the dew points are in the low 50s. that is why it feels so refreshing still. the humidity is incredibly low. but as we head toward tomorrow, a new front moving our way. for more on that, here is tim. >> as bernadette just mentioned that front is moving in our

direction. we had that one lingered to the south for the weekend, but it was the dividing line between rain to our south that never allowed it to move into our region, but one coming from the north. first warning live doppler radar show it is coming through pretty dry. what is going to happen, while we have in our forecast a chance for showers, especially in the afternoon, we really are going to see a drop in temperatures and this drop in temperatures doesn't mean we get cold. it just means we get even more comfortable than what it is right now. get the bicycle out, get ow out and take a ride. your complete first warning weather forecasting up. back inside. >> thank you very much. president barack obama is in moscow for first summit with the leaders while nuclear weapons will dominate the talks of the two cold war rivals. tara mergener reports that there are plenty of other issues on the agenda. >> reporter: president barack obama and president mednedvev plan to use their first summit meeting to repair damaged relations. >> if we work hard during these next few days, that we can make

extraordinary progress that will benefit the people of both countries. >> reporter: the former cold war enemy are finding common ground on nuclear weapons. they have already agreed on-to- an outline of a plan that will cut down each country's nuclear arsenal, but the two sides remain stalemate over america's pursuit of a missile defense system in europe. the u.s. says the program is designed to protect from a potential nuclear attack by iran. the russians fear it maybe can be used against them. >> reporter: the cooperation that president obama gets in other areas including terrorism, global warming and the economy. and making deals could be complicated by russia's power structure. president barack obama not only has to work with the russian president, but tomorrow he will meet with former president and current prime minister vladimir putin. many in the u.s. believe putin is still in control of russia, a country that wants to return to super power status. >> the world has changed

dramatically, and it is trying to find those ways where it can be that super power. >> reporter: moscow is just the first stop for president obama on a trip that will take him to italy and ghana. tara mergener for cbs news, washington. >> the russian president says the meetings are helping to revive that country's relationship after being strained a little under former president george bush. >> still to come on eyewitness news at noon, gunmen go through a party but the latest on 12 people shot. a hunger to win. the national hot dog-eating contest. how many dogs were downed this time. another live look outside this noon. meteorologist bernadette woods will be back with your first warning weather coverage.

gunman stormed a party in downtown miami overnight shooting 12 people. family an friends rushed to local hospitals to check on loved ones. police say three of the people injured are in critical condition. they say as many as three gunmen wearing all black open fired with automatic weapons. no arrests have been made. the manhunt continues for serial killer in a small south carolina town. a teenaged girl was the fifth

person murdered in gaffney in just one week. abby tyler died at the hospital after being shot three days ago in her family's store. her father died at the scene that day. >> never did anything to anybody. that smile, i will miss that smile. >> police have released a sketch of what they think the killer looks like. in the meantime, the small town stands on edge or remains on edge waiting for an arrest. investigators are trying to figure out what caused an accident in disney world over the weekend killing one person. one train operator died when the two monorails collided early sunday morning in the magic kingdom. five passengers were also treated on the scene but just for minor injuries. former secretary of defense robert mcnamara has died. he was best known for his leadership role in the vietnam war. in his later years he conceded that kennedy and jon administrations were terribly wrong in vietnam. he died at his home early this morning. his wife said his health was

failing for quite some time. dead at the age of 93. team usa is relishing another win. for the third year in a row, joey chestnut has proven to be the top hot dog eater. the top dog we should call him. 259-year-old was able to chomp down 68 dogs and buns to win the competitive hot dog-eating contest. finishing in second was takeru kobayashi. >> a former champion himself. >> yes, he has won before. either way i kind of get a little sick every time i watch it. >> i don't understand how they can dunk it in water and then eat it. >> the method to the madness. >> take another live look outside and stick around, your complete first warning weather forecast two and a half minutes away. first a look at today's midday stocks.

welcome back, everybody. what a beautiful shot. a lot more sunshine today than it was yesterday. the temperatures are warming up because of that. we are already up to 81 degrees outside in baltimore. 80 degrees in d.c. 79 right now at the ocean. elsewhere, we are in the 70s. 76 right now in oakland. so here is the situation. very low dew points. very comfortable air on top of us, and the wind out of north bringing in that drier air all because of this storm that passed to the south yesterday and it will stay to the south and we will see the clouds and

showers relieving us and sunshine returning for the afternoon. when we open it up we will show that you there is another storm out there. this front is out to the north and not a whole lot to it. it will move our way tomorrow. we will probably see some clouds build up, and the slightest chance for a late-day shower or thunderstorm. there is a chance, but as you can see not a lot of moisture to work with, and that front is going to get out of here for the middle part of the week. so for a forecast, it works like this, that southern storm that leaves us. the northern one comes in and by wednesday, it already pushes off to our south. here comes another round of refreshing air behind it, so the humidity is going to stay down through the middle part of the week, but after we get rid of all this, there is real heat building over middle of the country and will move our way by the end of the week and we can see the humidity building at that point. the forecast is lining this for today. we are getting to 86 degrees. sunny to partly cloudy. much warmer than it was yesterday when we only got into the 70s and tonight going down to 60 degrees. that thunderstorm shouldn't be on there.

pretty comfortable. mixed clouds and sunshine. the slightest chance tomorrow for a late-day shower and thunderstorm. 85 for the high. and then the five-day forecast coming up in just a bit with tim. >> looks like it is going to be nice. till to come on wjz news at noon, while living alone is not a good idea. what it could mean for you later in life. a reminder that wjz is always on. some of the stories we are following at this hour. for constant updates and the

in today's eyewitness news health watch, living alone may increase your odds of developing dementia. new research finds middle-aged adults who live alone are twice as likely to develop dementia or alzheimer's later in life. the risk is three times higher for those who are divorced or widowed. kids may learn to tolerate food allergies. researchers believe they can build up a child's tolerance by giving them tiny amounts to what they are allergic too. they warn that these therapies are still in their experimental stages. noise from public transportation especially subways may be loud enough to harm passengers' hearing. sound levels on subway platforms reaching as high as 102 des si bells, higher than a chain saw. 80 decibels or higher are dangerous to hearing. so many unanswered

questions. former ravens quarterback steve mcnair murdered inside a tennessee condominium. eyewitness news continues to investigate the latest in the investigation. the latest coming up at 4:00. what's neck for sarah palin. new speculation on her political future as she suddenly steps down as alaska's governor. join us for these stories and all the breaking news today at 4:00 after "dr. phil." stay with us, the five-day

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welcome back. the five-day forecast with tim. >> well, we are taking a look at a nice stretch of temperatures tomorrow. 85 degrees. we will have a chance of showers as bernadette mentioned, but then we drop down in temperatures. look at the stretch. 82 on wednesday. 82 on thursday. 86 and 88 by the weekend. we are looking at temperatures near 90 degrees with overnight lows as mild as 70. a really nice stretch and we expect this for this time in july. back inside. >> but in some ways i expect the haze and humidity in july. >> we were just discussing that over the weekend, adam and i, and i like the break. i don't want the humidity. >> we will get it, that's for sure. just a reminder to tune into the cbs primetime line-up. "csi miami" followed by eyewitness news at 11. nothing says i love -- >> oh! >> nothing says i love you like carrying your spouse on your back for a foot race, the wife- carrying championships were held in frank and the first

time in 11 years a fin won't competition. 36 competitors in different countries took part. 8,000 spectators attendd. >> i don't want you to get flubbed when you are talking to