[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a frantic search under way for this man. the police say that he robbed two women at an atm machine, sexually assaulting one of them. good afternoon. the police believe that the robber is targeting women. so far he has only attempted at

night. the police are trying to get to him before he gets to someone else. >> the bank of america has several easy access atm's. it attracts customers at all hours, making many feel secure after dark. >> it is wide open, many people are drawn in. >> passing traffic has not deterred this man from preying on female customers at night. >> he got into her car, took the money that she had, order her to get more money, and then ordered her to drive to a particular location. >> they drove to pine grove elementary school where the woman was sexually assaulted. this video shows him approaching a woman on foot at the same atm. >> black male suspects ordered her to get for the money, fleeing the vote location. >> customers caught off guard

are rethinking the way that a bank. >> what would you do differently? >> bring my husband with me. >> do my banking earlier. >> go in the daytime or with my husband. >> if you have any information to help the police find the suspect, you are asked to call metro crime stoppers. you might be eligible for a reward in you can remain anonymous. at noon, the white supremacist charged with killing a security guard at the holocaust museum appeared in court this morning. he survived a gunshot to the face after allegedly killing a guard. he has been indicted on seven counts, facing the death penalty if convicted. homicide detectives are investigating a shooting that killed one man, leaving another wounded. the shots were fired just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon.

the police say that one of the victims was shot multiple times. the other victim remains in critical condition. the police say that the man that shot a pregnant woman and a policeman was found in north carolina. william pyle was tracked down in claremont yesterday. he is being charged with two attempted counts of murder. speed cameras are one step closer to being placed about baltimore county, but there is mixed reaction to the idea. >> we are concerned that this could be a reason to indiscriminately tax the people of baltimore county. >> the elisse say that it will change driver behavior, the same as light cameras, as well as creating revenue. they will be placed near school and construction zone. anyone caught going 12 miles or more over the speed limit will

find a ticket in their mailbox. state leaders have announced that maryland will get $2.3 million back. the money relates to security expenses that were put out. amtrak is also expected to be reimbursed. >> taking a look at your weather forecast, today it is beautiful condition. yet again the broken record that we like to repeat. 74 degrees at the airport. 72 on the eastern shores. we will get warmer-yesterday, topping out at 75 for tuesday. wednesday, anywhere from 75 to 77, outlying areas in the low 70's. tonight, another clear one. 50 in the outlying areas. we have got your labor day weekend forecast and an update on tropical storm erica coming

up. >> the trial date has been set for councilwoman holden, her attorney argued that the case should be moved to district court. the motion will be considered by the judge. she faces charges after she paid for a public opinion poll with money given by local developers. the charges were dismissed earlier this year but prosecutors managed to get a grand jury to indict her again. the motion to dismiss will be moved sometime next week. wildfires continue to burn in southern california. right now the cooler temperatures and humidity are helping the firefighters to gain control. so far more than 140,000 acres have burned. >> fire crews continue to make slow but steady progress. for the first time in more than one week instead of taking a defensive stance, strike teams are able to attack a massive

wildfire, cutting breaks in setting backfires. burning off the drive out timber and brush that would otherwise fuel the flames. >> we have fire that we are in control of, we do not burn it hot, a slow burn that would otherwise threaten homes. >> while they have turned a corner, firefighters are quick to point out that they by no means have the upper hand. close to 200 square miles are still burning. more than 4000 homes are still in jeopardy, flames are inching closer to emergency transmitters, cellular towers, and a historic observatory. just a few reasons that firefighters continue their work around the clock. j. gray, wbal 11 news. >> you can follow the progress in containing the fire on our web site, we are streaming live

coverage. we also have a slide show of pictures and an interactive map. just wbaltv.com go. to find a link on our -- just go to wbaltv.com to find the link. family members of the woman involved in the deadly one way crashed in july will have the body exhumed. what are they looking for? >> she was frustrated by something. >> parents having trouble keeping their kids in line? listening to s

>> pfizer, the world's largest drug maker, will be settled a civil suit related to drug promotions. the company indicated it would pay $2.3 billion over allegations that it had marketed a pain reliever and possibly other products for medical conditions other than the approved use. the terms of the deal are expected to be released later today. the body of a woman who killed herself and seven others was driving the wrong way on in new york highway will be exhumed. the family said that it will be exhumed for testing to counter findings that she was intact -- intoxicated at the time of the crash. authorities said they found a bottle of vodka in her minivan.

the husband addressed the findings last night on cnn. >> my wife pack all the bags that day in a camper, leaving them by the door. i carried them from the camper to the truck. i had no idea if there was a bottle in there. >> the family said that she suffered from a medical condition that caused her to drive the wrong way. her brother, three nieces, and three men in an suv were all killed in the crash. restaurants, gift shops, how about a clinic? one city is answering concerns on traveling in swine flu. >> the clouds are well offshore, so we are looking at sunny skies today. current temperatures are 72 b w i marshall. the wind

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working to stop this from happening again. now there are coaches for parents looking to improve their game. the field helping parents to find peace and joy in a home that is sometimes filled with chaos. >> when suzanne had her son, her first daughter was predictably jealous. >> there was a lot of time out, this connection. >> one day she realized that things were out of hand. >> she was mad and frustrated about something, i am not sure. next she just threw her cup at me. >> she turned to a parenting coach who addressed the very different temperaments. >> suzanne loves peace and harmony. her daughter was very destructive. >> they developed a plan. >> she was missing a structure for the day. parenting coaches -- >> parents

and coaches are growing in popularity. nearly 100 or certified by dr. woods last year. >> usually it is communication problems in families. >> they cost about $100 per hour, but suzanne says the the peace and joy in her house -- >> we have a relationship, a connection and a bond. >> is a priceless gift that she cherishes every day. >> now, your 11th instant whether + forecast. >> find an excuse to get out this afternoon. 72 degrees downtown, 74 degrees at the airport, 69 in westminster. a bit warmer from yesterday, but still warmer. abundant sunshine, that is the

constant across the board. we should have plenty of it in the charm city. 75 the 77 before it is over in baltimore. the wind is generally out of the northeast. a bit more gusty as you had to ocean city. a high of 75 today. keep in mind, we should be 82 for september 2, but into the weekend we are headed into the 80's. no problems for boaters on the chesapeake, waves are only at 1 foot. 99 degrees is the record high set in 63. staying secure, obviously, for another year. the record low was set in 1892. 51, that is where we should be overnight tonight. looks like we will be cooler than that. northeast winds, 5 to 10. 50 in the outlying areas, 67

degrees downtown. high pressure is causing this nice, quiet, stable weather trend for us. we may see some of that changing up towards virginia, but we think it will be a partly cloudy day. we are watching it losing of strength on the block of peninsula for tropical storm jimena, continuing to force its way through. looking at the atlantic, tropical storm erica remains very disorganized, continuing to move very deliberately to the west. still just a tropical storm, we will continue to track it as it looks like it might affect the bahamas on the second half of the labor day weekend. it will be 80 degrees tomorrow, 80 degrees friday, 82 on saturday and sunday.

labor day, 83 is the forecast high. miti policy by next tuesday. >> the folks working on clinical vaccine trials for swine flu have finished in china. a group of experts assembled by the chinese food and drug administration show that the vaccine has been as success. experts believe that the vaccine is suitable for people aged 3 to 60. one of the largest airports in the world is preparing for the swine flu. part phil jackson airport in the plant that has set up -- hartsfield jackson airport in atlanta, ga., has set up the swine flu clinics. >> at the world's busiest airport protecting passengers against an outbreak of swine flu is a top priority. thousands of passengers arrive and depart from here from every corner of the globe.

a series of seven kiosks are being set up. >> the cost? $35. but scores of passengers passing through the clinic, a privately held urgent care facility, doctors are keeping a careful eye out for possible swine flu symptoms. >> we have a low threshold for testing the people with those symptoms. if there is a positive test, we will assume that the patient could have it. the approved guideline is to have them transported over to the atlanta medical center and others around the city that are designated as testing sites. >> the doctor says that passengers can be kept on airplanes. >> we have seen symptoms and made those recommendations. >> adding the option of a flu shot before getting on an

airplane relieves passenger anxiety. >> i think about bringing something home to my kids, something being contagious, will it make me sick? >> they are going add more kiosks if there is strong airport demand. >> as people look out for outbreaks of the virus, the cdc continues to carefully monitor status. have you changed any of your habits since the threat of h1n1? use your cellphone and text as an answer of yes or no to 88509. we will share the results of the poll tonight at 5:00. other top medical stories today, did you know that where you live can affect your? look at how your is it code could be keeping you a piece on our medical alert page.

the answer could lie in vitamin supplements. for more on these and other health stories, go to our website, wbaltv.com. it is not everyday that you hear about award for the best rest room in america, but there is such a thing. the baltimore hotel has one of them. they were routed first -- awarded first runner-up honor. they were nominated to receive the best bet for accolades. it did not win, but it is receiving high praise. >> how far can they go to keep their restrooms clean? >> i have been in that bathroom, it is gorgeous. organizers said that it was so immaculate that it had to be recognized. next, your maryland lottery. the basic three and picked four numbers. we will have another look at

your forecast. first, looking at how wall street is performing. stay with us.

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>> hello, we are here with our maryland lottery drawing officials on this beautiful wednesday. we have got a zero, followed by a nine. the next number for your game is five. 0, 9, 5. in just a moment be loaded your pick 4 numbers. first, an important message. >> stop by the booth or exposition hall to play your favorite games at the state fair. >> moving right along to your pick 4 games, here is what we have got. 8, followed by five. the next number is another eight. the final number is 4. 8, 5, 8, 4. the winning numbers in the

latest lottery news, visit our web site. but yourself play. >> thank you. it has been picture-perfect outside. >> we started a new month and it is like we turn over a new season. someone was asking the other day, and officially the equinox is the 21st about seasonally it feels like the fall. we are below normal, 82 degrees is the benchmark. looks like we are going to make it up to 75 or 77 this afternoon. looks like we are down to 54 tonight. as far as we are going through tomorrow, 80 degrees for the forecast high. saturday, sunday, monday, a big labor day weekend maintaining a quiet trend of partly sunny skies. it will still only be 85 next tuesday. >> a great weekend.

that is saying something. >> lot of cookouts. enjoy it. no problems with the weather. >> thank you for joining us. be sure to watch again at 5:00. we are going to leave you with beautiful pictures from sky team 11 of this gorgeous afternoon. have a great day.

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