investigators have no idea who they are, when it happened, or if other victims exist. >> we have a lot of concerns that many other children may have been abused, filmed, taken part in child pornography by these two who solicited all of these children. >> neighbors are also concerned. >> there were quite a few children in that area all the time. i just assumed they were children that lived down there on that block. i never realized that anything like that was going on. it is quite concerned because i have children here. >> police believe children were abused inside of the home that they shared and in an atlanta hotel room. when police searched the home, they observed a vast amount of

prescription bottles. the couple were observed in front of the hidden camera, i just think it prior to the children coming into the room. >> bail was denied for john nicklas and shannon honea is being held on $500,000 bond. >> it is becoming an all too familiar case in some areas apartments and town homes. residents sickened from carbon monoxide. nearly a dozen more people became victims this morning. kate amara has details for us. >> officials believe the culprit this time is a faulty hot water heater, but residents here want to know tonight what will it take for the company to fix what

is wrong. neighbors believe in man's carbon monoxide detector saved several lives this morning. he called 911 this morning. >> i heard my alarm going off. i got my family out. the fire department came. >> he, his wife, and their four children were among the residents rushed to the hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning. >> next door is where a very frustrated woman lives, saying she returned home from the emergency room to find nothing had been fixed and the property management refusing to install a carbon monoxide detector in the meantime. >> we have no hot water, no

heat, or air we can use. we just went to home depot to buy ourselves a detector. >> she is fed up and finding herself a lawyer. she can't believe the company's refusal despite recent carbon monoxide scares and the company's inability to solve the problem. >> he would have had over 20 people dead last night's. you already know that -- it does not make any sense. >> in a statement sent to their public affairs company, sawyer realty tells us that after a july incident, they began inspecting every unit here and installing detectors.

the commons at white marsh management intends to install the detectors in all of the remaining units by the end of this month. obviously, the residence that spent the night in the hospital say it is not soon enough. >> to read other stores that we have done on carbon monoxide, and also to get the symptoms of carbon monoxidehe will serve a 1 years in prison. >> a 20-month-old baby boy was killed after a car hit him and

his mother. samantha lee smith wasn't pushing the stroller, when authorities say they were hit by a car. the child was pronounced dead. the 18-year-old driver was not injured. the accident remains under investigation. police have identified the man killed in a boating accident. he was to bring with a group of people when he fell into the water -- he was tubing with a group of people when he fell into the water. the boat operator was arrested for operating the boat under the influence. an autopsy is being performed to determine the exact cause of death. >> police shot a burglary suspect over the weekend and paramedics pronounced the man dead at the scene and then laughed. 30 minutes later, city police were shocked when they realize that man was still alive, so they called paramedics back.

david collins joins us live with more. >> a paramedic and a firefighter trained arrived at the scene. fire officials said that paramedic was in charge and called all the shots. it is his actions that are now the focus of an internal investigation. it is puzzling. no one can recall it happening before, and the circumstances are now the focus of an investigation. a patient declared dead at the scene is actually alive. >> we have begun an investigation into exactly what happened on that morning, what his actions were, what his subsequent actions were, whether any protocol violations occurred. >> northwest district police on routine patrol interrupted a burglary in process. >> a suspect was wearing a mask

and launched at police. police officers fired one defensive shot, striking just suspect in the head. >> police identified the suspect as a 51-year-old michael quarles. he has been arrested 16 times since 1991. when medics arrived, they pronounced him dead and left. sometime later, police saw the man moved and made a sound. >> what steps are involved in assessing a patient? >> it would involve a head to toe the survey, assessing their abc's. >> the internal investigation will include interviews with emt's and police. >> we will need to identify specifically a-z what actions were taken by this group.

>> the paramedic under investigation has several scheduled days off. when it comes back to work, he will be placed on administrative duty. he could face suspension and/or a demotion. >> in north carolina man is in custody after impersonating an officer. the 48-year-old was arrested after he approached a man. he opposed another vehicle and a parking lot. police say the badge was a security guard badge in north carolina. >> and d.c. mayor adrian fenty was not injured in a car accident that he was involved in this weekend. he was driving his suv in northwest washington last night. police say another vehicle ran a stop sign in front of the mayor. there was minor damage but no one was injured.

>> some baltimore county employees are in a dispute because of a county policy. john sherman has an explanation for us. >> baltimore county remains in good financial shape compared to the city and surrounding counties, but a major union is arguing the county is withholding promised pay raises. >> i want to thank everyone for coming out. >> the protesters come from the most critical public service sectors, the baltimore county federation of government employees. >> the county is trying to take away a provision in our contract that has been there for 20 years and essentially. what we are seeing is a slow erosion of our contract. >> john is the union president and says the problem really starts and ends right here at

the county detention center. >> this provision only affects correctional officers. they are taking away simply because we filed a grievance over this contract. >> he says the issue is how they use of personal leave days on an emergency basis. he argues the race is long overdue. >> last year, we agreed on a contract without raises for any of our employees. this year, the county executive jim smith has asked for a 2% in the budget. that budget was approved for all county police. >> tonight, the county declined

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>> we have breaking news for you right now. >> we are at middle river. an accident involving a

motorcycle with personal injury. we do not know how serious the injuries are but the county police have shut down the ramp. >> it was a sunny day on the water for maryland's first lady and a group of kids from baltimore city. >> there was much more than just an excursion on the water. it was all about environment and education. >> the water quality study is an educational program put together by the living classroom. the youngsters on board our fourth and fifth graders from the inner harbor eased academy for young scholars. they are here to learn about the water at the inner harbor. >> we have these great students who are learning in the city. there are not only learning about reading, writing, and

arithmetic, but they are learning about their environment and how to be safe on the water. >> a gives them a chance to see what they can do to make a change for our planet and our environment. it gives them a chance to take part in it. >> the children through this net over board. when it was brought out, they could see what was in the water. the >> for maryland's first lady, it is all about exposing children to their environment. >> you grow up to maybe become a part of that. >> the students here today, it is just one part of their environmental education. >> we learn about what this in different areas of the water column and why things are not

living. >> it is a fun day on a skipjack what they learn about the environment. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> not bad for early august, high temperatures only in that 80's. the normal high is only 87 degrees. 85 today, relatively comfortable. if you head up into the mountains, pennsylvania, maryland, west virginia, 70's. unusually cool august day. the there is an isolated thunderstorm near salisbury trying to get going. lower eastern shore, drifting

north into southern delaware. other than that, not the whole lot as far as stormy weather. temperatures will be able to cool off rapidly. light winds. week, high pressure coming in from the north and west, clearing skies out of here. tuesday it looks like a nice day. tomorrow might turn in a little warmer and more she met by afternoon. another fund is now developing. that brings the risk of a thunderstorm to the middle part of the week. mainly a sunny day tomorrow. we might seek a few isolated storms develop. other than that, a sunny to partly cloudy day. 50% chance that you might see a

storm on wednesday. temperatures tomorrow are probably going to get close to the 90 degree mark. a little more moisture of arriving from the tropical areas from the south. 6:09 sunrise. average waves are one for less. oakland it gets closer to 80 degrees tomorrow. around the chesapeake bay, right around that 90 degree mark. 85 at ocean city tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. 90 tomorrow, 89 on wednesday. partly cloudy skies. hot and humid weather developing especially for the second half of the weekend. >> now, 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> we are coming to you live

from the training camp of the baltimore ravens. fresh off signing that contract, he did not practice this morning. he showed up wearing a protective boot on his left foot. he has a sprained left heel. he does understand the importance of it. he believes that injury is minor and should not miss much practice time. >> anytime you can walk on it, it is not that bad. [unintelligible] >> it should be fine. he put in three really hard days. he is off to a good start.

>> haunted injuries haunted him all last season, but he is starting to find his stride. he sees a deadly combination starting to emerge between himself and the second year quarterback joe flacco write down the middle of the field. joe flacco is much more comfortable throwing the ball in between the safeties. >> we had the first days of camp just getting to know each other. this year, we have a lot more time under our belts. obviously, we have been working the middle of the field more. it is fun. i think that confidence with joe and myself will continue to grow. >> former new york giants wide

receiver will face trial. he was indicted on three gun charges stemming from an incident last year when he accidentally shot himself. if convicted, he could face up to 3.5 years in prison beautiful weather here at the training camp. a nascar race was postponed by bad weather yesterday. the david reagan is giving new meaning to the phrase trickle- down reaganomics. the good news there, no injuries in that multi-car wreck. his first win of the year. he finished in tears because just last week he lost his grandmother.

he gets his first win in his last 50 races today. the oriole star their road trip tonight in detroit. we will have those highlights a.

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>> several post offices are facing possible closures. plus,a knife-wielding grandmother was taken down by police. iwe will continue to follow developments are around the two paramedics charged with promoting child pornography.

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♪ love stinks! >> the insta-weather plus seven- day forecast, right around 90 degrees tomorrow and thunderstorms rolling through on wednesday. by sunday, we could see highs in the low to mid 90's. >> finally.

>> that is a look at our news. thank you so much for joining us. >> good night.

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