theft device. police arrested one suspect. he is a registered sex offender in maryland. several months ago police say he was accused of beating his wife because the year -- because she associated with african- americans. but if the park, the brothers went fishing as usual but could only shake their hands after reaching their heads after learning what happened earlier. >> you got a couple beers in you, and you want to be showing off, trying to impress somebody? >> but was jane miller report in your reader in the victim has not been released because he is also a witness. strong words for the people involved and this weekend possible shooting triggered the suspects are still on the loose.

kerry cavanaugh joins us live with the details. we are having trouble with that live shot and will try to get them back to you as soon as we karen. >> police in washington, d.c., say a girl was shot on the shoulder. police say the 14-year-old was inside a home of frederick douglass place earlier this morning. residents say there were several men standing on the corner when a hail of bullets hit the girl's house. >> how many bullets came into your house? >> none, but two struck her. they say she was lying in bed, then she would have got shot in the head twice. >> the girl was treated and released. police are investigating who fired the shots into the home. >> police are investigating a deadly accident involving a motor tonight.

authorities say a 35-year-old william jacobs died after his motorcycle was cut off by an acura. the driver was not injured. police said out the hall was a factor. >> of baltimore man has been flown to germany to face charges for a murder. he was extradited to face charges. dna track authorities to ground. brown was arrested in 2007 on an international warrant from germany. police are questioning a man with connection on the death of a 3-year-old child. the man initially report of the child fell down the stairs, but the deaf have been recorded a homicide. >> -- the death has been recorded on homicide. >> people are still stunned.

>> it is hard to believe people would do something like that to a child. >> police say what happened here was murder. >> august 7, officers responded to the pediatrics unit for a record of a child abuse complaint. officers were able to learn a 3- year-old male had been reported as falling down the stairs. neighbors believe the injuries were not consistent with that of a fault. >> the person watching the three-year of of the time of the incident and who told detectives the child fell on a flight of stairs now has charges pending. the relation is unclear. >> detectives interviewed the male, who was the care giver of the child during the incident. now there are charges pending. >> city police commissioner fred had some strong words for

the people involved in a double shooting. the suspects were still on the list. kerrey joins us live and the harbor. >> the police commissioner of for his candid comment, and he made it clear the double shooting that happened on saturday night not happen in of dark skin. the police commissioner said patrols are not enough to beat her -- to deter. she said gang members are easily to spot because they often brazenly sport gain tellers. the commissioner is instructing officers to approach suspected gang members and question them, and while some may call the profiling, the commissioner says he cannot afford passive control officers who only respond after the fact. >> i do not just need men and

women in uniform standing around. i need men and women who are vigilant, pro-active, and engaged. are not certain that something more manpower into this situation is that answer. -- dumping more manpower into the situation is that answer. >> he talks more about the type of trouble they are targeting of the harbor. >> several people were treated on the scene after they were overcome by an ace. -- by mace. officials say someone accidentally released mace into the air. no one had to be taken to the hospital. police have charged six men with references near frederick. the arrests were made following

citizen complaints but men were soliciting and performing sex acts in restrooms on trails and in parking lots. the charges include disorderly conduct, indecent exposure, and second-degree assault. >> howard county police said they arrested dozens for drug possession. 31 people were taken into custody at an phish concert. among those charged some selling drugs out of a recreational vehicle. the search is on for a suspect who robbed two fast-food restaurant in a matter of minutes. baltimore county police say a man entered of burger king, forcing employees into the freezer. he then crossed the street into arteries, where he cut money from a cash register. no one was hurt in either incident. if you have information, you are asked to call the police. >> the baltimore man has

personally apologize. a police helicopter and both were used earlier this month to stage a raid, while he was proposing to his fiancee. he says he will pay the city back. police officers are conducting an internal investigation to identify who authorized the use of those resources. sharks you may have seen some thunder and lightning this afternoon, but we have some storms moving through. they developed quickly through the west, and now one area is moving southward, from producing thunder and lightning. in the area between arnold down to the south of the city, the office where one strong thunderstorm cells is, producing quite a bit of lightning. also write over the city itself

we have some shower we just got a lightning strike south of the inner harbor, so these storms are producing some thunder and lightning at this point. i want to pull back a little bit. you also notice a cluster of thunderstorms in northern carroll county and into pennsylvania. strong funds from activity and a severe thunderstorm warning in the fact for pennsylvania -- in effect for pennsylvania, and that will be in effect until 6:00 as the storm moves eastward. we will bring you more this evening, and there is more rain coming up and are forecast in just a minute. >> the american public may be changing its mind by a narrow margin, and is now rejecting the so-called public auction that was once a key element of the obama health care initiative,

and that is the finding. >> he called it one sliver of health care reform, but president obama is still fighting for the public option, and so is his health secretary today. >> we continue to support the public auction and keep private insurers honest. >> after two weeks of town halls, where the public of should is a big issue, nbc news finds america has changed its mind, now opposing 47%. last month it was in favor. >> the public does not have the appetite for big governmental change in health care now to reflect the republican point man said, told you so. >> the bottom line is we feel it is the first step towards

government takeover of health care. >> team obama claims republicans are scaring the public for spreading falsehoods. >> this was the gop senator. >> you have heard the president say maybe you are too old. maybe you save pain killers. the president should not decide what type of health care we get. >> the public optioon,n is his first choice, but he is open to new ideas. crackdown to many like occasion on reform. some said they will not vote for any health care package without a public auction. >> coming out and about 30 minutes more on health care bartering his serve having to pay cash. that is in about 30 minutes. >> that is interesting.

>> still to come, a new study looked for a five defect linked to the vaccine, -- looks at side effects is linked to the vaccine. >> your medication could be causing you to gain weight. how you can avoid those extra pounds, up next. >> if you're environmentally conscious of looking for a new home, these new townhomes will take living green to a whole new level. we will take you on a tour straight ahead. >> hundreds of school teachers are back from the job. coming up at 5:30, i will tell coming up at 5:30, i will tell

>> this is only the second approved vaccine with the potential to prevent cancer, in this case cervical cancer. a new study as ticket of a gutted safety record. the cdc and the fda began -- a new study has tracked its safety record. >> the doses that have been sent out, we received 12,444 reports. >> the study classified only 6%

is serious. fainting top the list of overall adverse events with nearly 1900 of a serve reported, 93 with serious consequences usually associated with falling. some of the most common prescriptions are the worse for your figure. >> it causes swelling or weight

gain. >> lynsey marshall has heard plenty of complaints about prescriptions people say make them fat along with complaints about blood pressure and diabetes. some people are surprised when they turn from the towns after starting are commonly prescribe new prescription. among the most common to cause weight gain are steroids and as i depressants. marshall says do not live with the misery. there is usually an alternative prescription. >> most of the times there is an alternative. sometimes they can cause weight gain, so it is always a good option to speak with your physician and ask them is there something else i can take. this is not going to work for me. >> if you're thinking of taking a dietary supplement to lose weight, marshall says mixing the two is not a third idea. >> the fda does not monitor all

the dietary supplements on the market someone -- market, so they could increase blood pressure or bleeding. >> isho is let your physician know about every over-the- counter medication -- you should always let your physician know about every over-the-counter medication you are taking. the best way to avoid gaining weight is to ask your doctor of front. a snack food is not normally known for being healthy, but new research service -- shows whole grains next may give the same anti oxidants as fruits and vegetables. they found popcorn gave anti oxidants, more than the popcorn and ships carry and whole grain cereals were also a substantial source with wheat cereals having the most, followed by corn, oats, and rice cereal. >> now your forecast with john collins. >> we can hear the founder and see the lightning.

others can, too, are around that area. there are four related cells around the area. a thunderstorm warning has just been issued until 6:30. everything is moving to the east finally, and then we have to sell right over the city itself. it is producing not quite a 10th of an inch of rain. there is another strong sell in northern howard county and moving into an western baltimore county, and there is a storm south of southern pennsylvania moving into york county, and york county has a thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:00 this evening. of the -- a thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:30. all of these can produce strong wind and maybe a little hail. lots of lightning, which is always the biggest hazard with storms like these. we have got the strong south,

one right over the city. just moving into baltimore county, and up to pennsylvania, so that will probably be the most significant. let's see what the temperatures are outside right now. since the rain has moved in, temperatures have moved down a little bit. 89 downtown, but i suspect has dropped since the rains started. westminster is 90. 81 in frederick regan -- in frederick. here is the satellite pictures showing storm cells to our north west. all of this is moving in. it is a very tropical environment. some briefly heavy rains and strong, gusty winds, but it is a small feature, and a bigger weather maker to the west. this cool front will try to come in tomorrow.

with the front, it will help increase the chances for showers and thunderstorms. as it gets closer to the mountains, that is when we expect storm activity to crop up again tomorrow, but the front will buyout, and another one will try to come in by the end of the week. that is the one we expect to be the strongest. bill is a full-blown hurricane in the atlantic ocean. they are beautiful. this storm is nowhere near in the land at this point, but looked at the firewall -- eyewall. the storm is expected to become a category 2 storm, and whether the moves to the west, heading towards the maritime provinces, but notice that new england is

happens. southwest winds of about five to 10. warm and humid to martha raye and we will repeat the showers and thunderstorms chances tomorrow. 87 to 91 is a high. these rain chances are lining up ahead of the front, but chances tomorrow are higher than today. then they will die down, and we can see more chances thursday, and a strong front begins to approach friday, and that should be the last wave of rain chances syrian --. -- of rain chances. we will be around 90 degrees over the next few days, and once we hit sunday, the humidity drops, and it should be dry. sunday, monday, and tuesday look terrific.

>> a family spokesperson announces the final resting place for michael jackson. >> find out how they will be marking what would have been his 51st birthday and a little over a week of a dead >> -- over a week. >> we will take you inside the first city green town home in baltimore.

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for sale in baltimore city, and they give new meaning to the phrase environmentally friendly. >> the eighth town homes are located in the kirkland green community on sixth street. jennifer has the details. >> brand new townhomes in the heart of broke -- in the heart of the city. these are unique as only green town homes in the city. >> they are high energy efficient appliances. >> that is only the beginning. there is a rain barrel in fact and the solar-heated water panel. carol is the executive director of the coalition. in partnership with the city, the nonprofit purchased it, and when it was discovered the existing buildings could not be rehab, they created the first in baltimore. >> let's go green. let's really demonstrate what is changing and a whole change in the neighborhood by a building

green. the bathrooms are unique. they have a dual flush system, so you can conserve water as you flush your toilet. >> the townhomes are selling for $152,000. you have to be a first-time home buyer, and there are other restrictions. >> having good credit and income and having the cash to move in. >> the realtor says the first families are due to move in and the end of september, and there has been a lot of interesting in the town home. >> trying to find the right party to make this a perfect marriage has been our challenge, and this works. >> right now there are no plans to build more, so if you are interested, there is an open house this weekend.

>> i love the green roof. >> i conceive planting. >> i could see you planting. >> good stuff. >> police in texas have a warning for when then. >> do not get out of your car. will explain coming out. >> a long time correspondent has died. tonight we remember robert novak. novak.

>> news tonight, hundreds of baltimore school teacher show up for work, one of the many signs

summer vacation is over. those teachers showed up for on- the-job training, almost two weeks before students go back to the classroom, and those new teacher numbers are lower this year. tim is live with that story. >> some of the sluggish economy may be one reason why veteran teachers are staying on the job longer, but now the best may be yet to come. they came by the hundreds, some new to teaching, others new to the county. for the most part, this new group of teachers is very familiar with baltimore county. >> i love the experience i have hadn't -- i have had. it came naturally to teacher in baltimore county. >> with jobs hard to land and more teachers deciding to stay, those numbers are likely to

change even more, and that will keep the teachers' union thinking for answers. >> we want to look at what cost the teachers to leaves. right now the economy is keeping people, but when you compare baltimore county across the state, we have a high turnover rate. >> it is exciting to see these young people and some that are not so young coming from other systems and professions to baltimore county, and they are going to make it even better. >> summer saying better with the support of the superintendent. >> you're always excited, and no different from the raven's when they get into preseason and you're ready to kick things off and get down the road with the game plan and have great talent. >> more than 4000 teachers were hired, but there remains a critical shortage in areas like special education, foreign

language, and mask. -- math. >> i want to add to our list of severe thunderstorm warnings. we already have one out until 6:00 or so, but now we have severe thunderstorm warnings out for baltimore county until 6:15 this evening. here is the thunderstorm cell moving to the east/north seas. it is sliding into baltimore county, but there is also a pretty strong silent the top of over the northeast corner of the city, and because of that in southeast baltimore county, and the eastern portion has a severe and thunderstorm warning in effect this evening. thunderstorm warnings until 6:15

this evening. we will keep track and bring you more weather details in just a minute. >> here is a look at our top stories. police in washington, d.c., say a girl was shot in the shoulder as she sat inside her home. police said the girl was inside her home early this morning. residents say there were several men standing on a nearby corner when bullets hit the house. the girl was treated and released. police are investigating who fired the shots. a man was severely beaten this morning and what they are calling a hate crime. the man had been fishing with his wife when three white men began yelling racial slurs. the man is in critical condition and shock trauma. the maryland delegate who admitted using police resources to propose to his fiancee has personally apologize.

a police helicopter and police both were used earlier this month to stage a raid. hardin says he will pay back the city. police are investigating an internal -- started an internal investigation. >> a spokesperson for the jackson family says michael jackson will be married on what would have been his 51st reading very on what would have been his 51st birthday in glendale, california. it is a private ceremony for family and friends. spokesperson did not say what steps will be taken to deal with france who will show up but said they have handled high-profile cases and the past. he will be deterred -- entered in a mausoleum. >> home construction and permits for a new building fell in july, while favorable earnings reports

from retailers helped the market staged a partial rebound. many predicted a brief rebound followed by a second slot. >> the housing market. today numbers show new home starts fell in july by 1% in june, close to 40% of the same time last year. new construction of multifamily units dropped more than 13% in july, largely because of tight credit, but single-family home construction, the worst hit parts of the housing market rose, the fifth monthly increase in their row. for if we're at the bottom, still a lot of headwinds. >> of first-time homeowner tax credit has had an impact, and for closure made it doable, skewing the housing numbers. >> we are hearing stories of

bidding wars between speculators of homes that are 50% of therapy. >> the u.s. economy cannot be done without consumer spending, and many economists say the consumer cannot start spending until the housing market stabilizes. that is why earnings reports are so closely watched. u.s. stocks opened higher this morning with better than expected results from some retailers. >> value is important. they're seeing traffic improvements and share gains. >> analysts warned despite positive numbers, the recession 's impact may be felt for some time. >> still to come, two children were saved after they were snatched from their home in phoenix. >> several people killed inside a home in florida. one woman is left fighting for

her life. >> if you get in a fender bender, do not get out of the

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>> two young children have been reunited with their mother after armed men allegedly took the kids to a home in phoenix this morning. police found the 2-year-old boy and 11-month-old girl on harmed. they were reunited with family members waiting in a local police station. police are searching for four suspects. they say they do not believe the mother of the children knew the suspects. police are investigating a possible home invasion that left several people dead and woman fighting for her life. several people were shot and killed inside the home. police are speaking with the sole survivor, a woman shot in the face. police have not released the identities or a possible motive. >> police in texas are warning people to be on the lookout for a rapist. police say the man who is running into female drivers who are alone. he a sophomore at knife point.

a conservative columnist and former crossfire hostñr robert north region robert novak has died. he retired in august last year after being diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. he was a longtime columnist and a regular commentator for 25 years. he was 78 years old. >> coming up, americans spend trillions of dollars on health care every year, but how about if bartering for a doctor or dentist. that would be interesting. >> if your credit card number is stolen, what the you need to do? that story is coming out. >> thunderstorm warnings. some pretty strong storm cells right now. we will talk about it coming out. there is our view over the inner harbor. it is monday out there, but temperatures at the airport have dropped

>> lol get some of the stories we're working at at 6:00. now to robbery's happen within minutes. how police say the robber pulled it off, and the baltimore police commissioner speaking out after learning a u.s. delegate used state department resources to propose to his wife. and why tonight

>> americans spent 2.4 trillion dollars on health care last year, and nearly 46 million americans are uninsured, but what do you have to pay for a

doctor or dental visit? nanci explains. >> how about paying for a doctor or dentist visit not with cash or a check but with child care or clothes, even tomatoes from your garden? more people are turning to old- fashioned artery to help pay for health-care services. bartering allows people to receive health care they otherwise could not afford, offering everything from web design to plumbing services, even music lessons. some doctors stood just bargaining directly with patients. others recommend on an exchange. you can check out international bargaining at this website. online trading exchanges connect our jurors with health-care providers. most of these exchanges charge

membership or transaction fees, but it depends on your ability to provide a service the doctor needs. it can be tricky, and not every health care provider will consider it. typically the smaller dental practices affected bartering, but it never hurts too fast and know that they rarely except bartering, and no matter what it is you are bartering, you have to report it to the irs. >> interesting idea. how many americans think a public auction for health care isn't a good idea? whose health care reform plans today prefer the most? we will have the latest poll coming up tonight. >> now your forecast with john collins. >> we got a little dizzy with isolated storms of moving across

the area, generally producing less than a fifth of an inch of rain unless you happen to be under the right part of the storm so. the strongest storms are moving to the north and northeast, and i will veto the warnings in just a second. these cells are pretty strong across southern and central baltimore county and almost to hartford county. there are warnings out of wind gusts of 2 60 miles per hour. in southern york county, crossing into baltimore county, another strong storms of results in a thunderstorm warning. you can see where the concentration is. right into southern pennsylvania, the strong storm cells of this point. let's show you the map with all the warnings.

we just got word that the thunderstorm warning has been cancelled, but we still have warnings in effect until 6:15 and also in southern pennsylvania until 6:00. these thunderstorms are moving from west to east. there is not much significant weather behind it. tomorrow we may see more numerous storms and more activity going on, so we will wait and see what happens. the rain has taken the temperatures down a little bit. annapolis is 84. easton is 90 degrees. 90 at westminster. here is all the cloud activity associated with these thunderstorm cells, and it goes to the stronger the with another one right behind.

all this stuff is moving to the east, and there is nothing much significant behind it at all. there is an affront to the west. this front will get closer to marlowe, and it will probably helped generate more storm activity, but it will not push the tropical air out of the area at all. that will not happen until the end of the week, so until then we will have a chance of rain every evening. in the tropics we have bill, a powerful hurricane. the storm is going to be moving to the northwest, probably passed the west of bermuda and skiff toward the maritime provinces. what is left is now just a wave over cuba. very little chance it will develop. our own forecast is very tropical with evening thunderstorms.

69 degrees to 73 degrees. tomorrow is not quite as warm as today but still scattered thunderstorms. more numerous storms are possible tomorrow. voters in the vague, winds are coming south. stronger -- boaters in the bay, winds are coming south. as the front gets closer tomorrow, more storms generated in the afternoon, and that tapers off, and thursday afternoon, more showers and thunderstorms, and as we go into friday, a cold front will be coming in, and we will have another chance on friday for more shower and thunderstorm activity. here is a look ahead to the forecast. it calls for the humid weather to continue. afternoon and evening

thunderstorm chance each day, especially friday, and saturday, some morning showers. the humidity drops. sunday looks like lower humidity, and more of the same on monday and tuesday. >> headlines about a massive international credit card theft case are leading to questions about how safe are credit really is. if your number is stolen, will you get your money back, and what will it do to your credit history? >> the super hacker accused of stealing 130 million credit card numbers slashed his own record. last year he sold 40 million. if you are a victim of a crime like this, you should not lose a cent. >> the bottom line is consumers are not liable for an unauthorized transactions, including transactions that are

the result of hacking. >> of its cardholders may not give their money back right away and. fearing their record takes time and effort. -- clearing their record takes time and effort. report anything unusual, and forget about those protection services. >> it is better to look at your statements and then pay $10 a month for a relatively useless products. >> many are concerned about credit card theft, but how many do anything about it? >> i feel like i am fine. >> security experts say you need to remain vigilant because many merchants are not doing everything they can to protect your information. >> even this is very preventable. companies try to secure their infrastructure, yet hacker's keep on breaking in.

>> a game of cat and mouse with your credit on the line. the number one credit safety tip? experts say never respond to phone calls or e-mails asking for personal information. >> tomorrow is the big day. sandro goes to new york, where she sits in on regis and kelly. she arrives safely this afternoon. >> i am on the streets of new york city. we just made the trip from baltimore, and i am getting ready for the big day. i am going to go over it with the producers. tim gun is going to be our guest. it is going to be so awesome, and we are ready. we have these buttons. i can only ask that you watch tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. right here.

>> lucky girl. i loved him gun. it airs tomorrow morning at 10:00 sarah caldwell is also there to give us a look behind the scenes at what is going on, and you can find extra footage on our web site on the front page. >> i hope she has such a good time. >> still ahead, city police have taken one man into custody after an elderly man was beaten while fishing this morning. >> people are doing what they can to save money, but how about getting $100 in groceries

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>> imagine paying $7 for more than $150 worth of groceries. >> it sounds too good to be true, but this woman did it, and the savings were caught on camera. monica has the details. >> there is good reason susan has been known as the ku von queen for decades -- the coupon queen for decades. susan takes her shopping seriously. paying full price is almost never an option. >> it depends on what is on sale and what i need. >> she typically saves 70%, but

it takes time and organization. she says the best places to find coupons are online and in the sunday paper. then it is off to the store. susan says the key to successful saving is making a list. hers is meticulous. >> it focuses on the products you want to buy so you're not looking on file for items that might not be on sale. >> one big mistake she says most people make -- >> do not let coupons dictate what you buy. >> another tip? match your coupons to items already on sale, like this baloney she will get for half price. by items that are in season. they are usually cheaper and may be on sale. take advantage of rebate offers. you can find them on the item itself.

>> you get the coupons for your next one free. >> often best deal we found was this the detergent. it is absolutely free. >> she writes the price on her list. when the cart is full, she heads to the register. >> almost every cute and i have is free. >> the total surpasses 100, and the grand total is $150.97. then she breaks out her arsenal. one by one, the balance drops. the total cost is $6.98. she says it is all gone i have it that could save you a bundle. >> we are impressed. >> i get one of the grocery store? >> the items used to have to

send away for can now be done online. >> we have a lot to learn. here's a look and what is coming up. >> thunder and lightning may have caught your attention. some of these storms have proven to be on the severe side. we will have that coming up on the forecast. >> i am live in the newsroom. coming up, some first-aid advice for teachers. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> it evening. we begin tonight with the weather plus alert with thunderstorms touching off warnings in areas. let's check in with john collins. >> thunderstorm warnings in the fight for baltimore county and baltimore city and harper county until 6:50 thisni