[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] a family of four found dead in their mount airy home. tonight, the police reveal how the bolten family was killed. that is the big story on this saturday night. good evening. maryland state police have confirmed this was a case of a murder-suicide, confirmed that 38-year-old charles dalton killed his wife, not to children, and the family dog before taking his life. melissa carlson has more. >> < 24 hours after the gruesome

discovery, maryland state police know much more about the family. they say that 37-year-old jennifer dalton, charles dalton jr., and 7-year-old emmaline were found shot in their head. they believe that the person responsible as charles dalton sr., who was also found dead with a self-inflicted gun wound to the head. the big question, what could have led to the murder-suicide? >> there is preliminary information the family may have been having financial difficulties. that is part of what the investigators are continuing to look into. >> neighbors say the family was having a hard time selling their home. iemmaline was a second grader. charles dalton jr. was a

freshman. we spoke to a member from the fire department and they said they had no idea who was inside the home until hours later. >> it is tough for everybody. our junior members, they were quite upset, understandably. we brought them all together with their parents at the station and brought and a critical incident stress management team, which helps these people deal with the grieving process. >> we are also told that grief counselors will be at the school on tuesday when they resume. tonight, will have much more on and charles dalton sr., the father, and more about the financial issues. melissa carlson, wbal tv 11 news. there have been at least four other family murder-suicide in maryland in the last 2 1/2 years, three involving residents of frederick county. a baltimore county man is in

hospital after anne arundel county police had to shoot him. the police say it started with a traffic stop. the man fled and struck an officer in the process. the police say he tried to run them over again in baltimore county. officers said they were forced to shoot but he got away. he was later apprehended after checking himself into say agnes hospital with multiple gunshot wounds -- after checking himself into st. agnes hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. baltimore county police are looking for a person who killed an elderly man and white march. the police said it received a call last night that the man was in cardiac arrest. by the time to respond, he had already died. an autopsy showed the manner of death was homicide. there is no word on how he was killed. a shooting investigation in baltimore county. the police say a man believed to be in his 20's were shot around 3:30. he's being treated at shock

trauma. no arrests have been made. we started today with the sunshine, then the clouds rolled in. now we have rainshowers arriving through much of baltimore. the heavier rain, northern virginia, making its way through. not expecting any thunderstorms out of this, but we are expecting a little bit of heavy rain in some locations. it will be a sober the rest of this evening. the forecast, temperatures, 64 degrees baltimore, a little bit on the cool side. 61 at the airport, ocean city 71 degrees. tonight's forecast, it will be rainy, heavy at times, upper 50's, low 60's. how much longer the rain will last for the rest of the weekend forecast, coming up.

now we go to a horrible scene on i-95 this morning. a tractor-trailer and car collided at 2:30. the accident -- right exit 4395. and man and woman dialed and child suffered second and third degree burns. the adults were taken to shock trauma. the driver of the truck was taken to an emergency medical center. officials have not given out an update on the conditions. >> an ultimatum for the officials in iran, you have three months to open up your nuclear facility or face sanctions. today, tehran said it would comply but did not give specifics. >> iran announced saturday that its secret underground nuclear facility is almost operational and that international inspections will be allowed. how and when is not clear. secretary of state hillary clinton says that is fine, but

she is still winding up nations to confront iran at the talks in geneva. >> we're hopeful that preparing a meeting october 1 that iran comes and shares with all of us what they are willing to do. >> president obama and his weekly address warned that iran is at a crossroads. >> they can live up to their responsibilities and achieve integration with the community or nations -- community of nations, or face increased pressure and isolation. >> the president and his western allies blew the whistle on the secret facility at the g-8 summit in pittsburgh. u.s. intelligence analysts watch the construction the past six years. they say could make enough material for two nuclear bombs every year. >> my belief is that there perilously close to developing a nuclear weapon which could threaten a close u.s. ally. >> secretary of the united

nations expects his great concern to mahmoud ahmadinejad and said it is up to iran to prove that its nuclear program is peaceful. iran announced that it will fire off several missiles in the coming days in what it calls a series of defensive exercises. russia has long stood behind iran, but after this latest episode, it is showing signs that it may back the u.s. as the debate rages over how or whether to revamp the nation's health-care system, some local doctors look to the past, a time-honored tradition. what these physicians put into practice in baltimore today and why. the first batch of the h1n1 vaccine expected soon, concerns it may not be avai

the debate over health care reform prompted some physicians to make house calls. doctors and medical students with the national positions alliance hit the streets of baltimore county to drum up support for health-care reform. its members said they have seen the devastating effects of unreliable health insurance and they believe the system needs to be fixed. the death of a baltimore city student infected with h. one and one comes as officials prepare for a massive and evacuation -- infected with the h1n1 virus comes as officials prepare for a massive fascination campaign. >> the cdc is anticipating problems when the first small amounts of swine flu vaccine become available in the next few weeks. >> it will be a little bumpy

because it in different states, there will be different levels of preparedness and readiness and planning. there will undoubtably be people who want to get vaccinated and cannot. >> the initial doses of vaccine will only be flu mist, the nasal spray. this is recommended only for help the people age 2 through 49, and not pregnant women, who are near the top of the list of those to be vaccinated. the government is anticipating intense demand for the vaccine and fears about its safety. officials say they have every reason to believe it be safe and they will monitor it closely. they expect reports of people having adverse reactions, which may turn out to be nothing more than coincidence. >> misinformation spread more rapidly than the flu. any rumor has the rest of creating concern -- any rumor has the risk of creating concern. >> the latest numbers show the

swine flu epidemic in america continues to grow. the virus is still in every state, with widespread and operates in 26. the american college health association finds 91% of the campuses it surveys report cases. it has been more than 50 years since any flu came on so strong, so early. steve, the ravens are getting ready for the browns, but the water is choppy in cleveland? >> have you ever gone out and everyone puts the drinks on your tap? there was only one guy who drank, with a huge tab, plus college football highlights coming up next. >> we will talk about how much longer the rain will stick longer the rain will stick

it would evening ahead of us on the radar picture. we see there is a sea of green, some of the heaviest of mainly in northern virginia. that will contain to push through. later tonight, we are expecting heavy rain developing in some locations. kutz go to the other machine, take a quick look at when we expect the heaviest rain, about 2:00 a.m. until 5:00 a.m. is when we expect to set -- is when we expect heaviest rain. that will push its way out toward the eastern shore and outports delaware. this is good news for the ravens game at 1:00. right now, there will be some sprinkles, but overall looks like we will be dry by late afternoon. that is good news if you have any plans for anything outdoors later tomorrow or evening.

still cool under the cloud cover, mainly in the 60's. a couple of 70's to the south. things will warm up as we get into monday and tuesday before a reenforcing shot of cooler air arrives. 62 right now, 60 at the airport, 60 winchester. down toward ocean city, about 71 degrees. 66 degrees at the airport, 69 at the inner harbor. typically, we see temperatures closer to 75. the rest of tonight, scattered rain showers, some of which could be heavy, 58-64. the low pressure across virginia will continue to push its way out towards the northeast. slow clearing tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. the rain showers in the morning, then later in the afternoon. monday, another cold front moves

through, providing another chance of rain showers monday evening. behind that, cool air moves in from the north and west. that will start to arrive tuesday. that is when you will start to feel it. then things dry out the rest of the week. the 9:00 a.m., still seeing some heavy rain. about 1:00 p.m., that is one thing is clear out just a little bit, still cloud cover, but we dry out. another chance of evening showers. monday, 5:00 a.m. is clear. then comes the second line by about dinnertime monday evening, the next round of rain showers with cooler air. tomorrow, mostly cloudy, rain shower, chance of an evening sprinkel. partly cloudy right now, slight chance of showers. on the chesapeake bay, the wind out of the west at 10-15. across the state, early morning rain showers giving way to mostly cloudy skies by the late

afternoon, temperatures made in the 70's. mostly cloudy monday, chance of evening showers. after that, we drive out nicely the rest of the week, the temperatures in the 70's. the cleveland browns are so busy bickering that they may not have much left for the game against the ravens. there was a fight in the locker room with players yesterday. now this, and what may prove to be the most expensive bottle of water in history of the planet, an unidentified player eclectic to pay $3 for taking water from a hotel mini bar. the browns coach, napoleon bonaparte, find him $1,700. that was for 12 ounces of something he could have had for free, water. the ravens are 2-0, the

offense is rolling, and todd heap says the props go to the second year player. >> we have had opportunities to throw the ball down the field and we are having a chance to see what he is capable of. i do not think we have seen in all yet, but we see his comfort out there and we feel that in the hall. -- we feel it in the huddle. the terps trying to bounce back today against rutgers. right now it is 20-13 in the fourth, wrecker's leads the game. middies at home today, play against western kentucky. 29-yard touchdown until toppers were underdogs, but somebody forgot to tell them. 10-7. a navy did not throw a pass until late in the second quarter, but it was good.

the midshipmen blow them away right now, 38-14 and 14 -- in the fourth. george attack against -- georgia tech trying to bounce back against their loss last week. it 7-0. a little trick for north carolina, make sure the quarterback is playing attention -- is paying attention we snap him the football. the georgia tech quarterback had a big game, running for a pair of scores. tech knocks off north carolina. florida state lost to miami today, in south florida. b. j. daniels, they are up 7-0. he was making his first-ever start. he was not recruited by florida state. they may want a duel over after today. it is priceless.

florida state cut it to 14-7. then the quarterback coughs up the football. the seminoles are left to ponder their first-ever loss to south florida, 17-7. $10 million on the line at for the tour championship of fedex cut. the likelihood it is is tiger's but is not guaranteed. phil mickelson does not seem too happy. tiger started the third round with a two-shot lead, but he did not make enough of these. he shoots 69, two behind kenny perry. if he wins tomorrow and tiger finishes in a three-way tie for third or worse, then perry will when the fedex cop and $10 million prize that goes with it. not bad for a week and worth of work. nothing like a bottle of water, but not bad.

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coming up tonight, we followed developments in the murder-suicide in mount airy. it reaction from neighbors and evidence pointing to a possible financial problem. plus, baltimore county officials offering more help for flood victims. hear from one resident we spoke to who says he has hardly been offered any help.

plenty of rain showers tonight. have a good night. peyton manning said he was not comfortable with comparisons to johnny unitas, and it may raise debate of the nfl of today of

compared with that of johnny unitas. some compare the list of the season. but there is no denying that. manning is a great player in a future hall of famer, worthy of the reaction. what is still in question, why the indianapolis and baltimore colts continue to be linked. it is a disservice to both the city of indianapolis and baltimore, and the nfl needs to separate the franchise's once and for all. records are clearly made to be broken, and not even peyton manning has come close to breaking johnny unitas's record of 47 consecutive games with a touchdown pass. if he does, it'll be his alone. however, we believe it is now shared with an asterisk. the next time you go to ribbings game, be sure to take a minute to admire and salute the statue of the greatest baltimore colt of all time. th

the fallout over what was