this is wjz, and wjz.com, baltimore. from the city, to the county, to your neighborhood, now complete coverage on wjz 13, maryland's news station. an all-out man hunt in baltimore city. police zero you in on the shooters that nearly killed a police officer at his own home.

>> a police officer recovering from gun shot wounds following a shoutout with at least two suspects. the officer is now being treated at sinai hospital. >> reporter: he was brought here to sinai because it's the closest to his home. he will still need more surgery for a wound in his leg but thankfully he's listed as satisfactory. last night, a heavy response flooded the area with police after the off-duty officer who has not been identified was shot while walking into his home. >> we know he was attempting to get into his home when he was approached by two suspects who were trying to rob him, gunfire was exchanged and he was struck in the stomach. >> reporter: missay they have

the names of two suspects and a search is underway. identities have not been released but a good deal of attention given to bicycles found in the area. the motive appears to have been robbery, it's not clear if the suspects were wounded, but it's department policy for off-duty officers to carry their guns. >> they have an all-out man hunt underway. we hope to learn more. >> thank you. reporting live. developments unfold, be sure to stay with wjz at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 as well as undates on wjz.com. police in baltimore dealing with tragic news, the death of one of their officers.

jason simons was on his way to work when he lost control of his truck. he flipped over killing him. the 32-year-old has been on the force for 7 years. with her family at her side, a 13-year-old girl on life support battling the h1n1 virus. good afternoon, ron. >> reporter: the teen is a student at the middle school in northeast baltimore. she collapse at school on monday and went into cardiac arrest. some parents are upset the school waited four days to send a letter tome to inform them of the situation. school officials remind everyone to wash their hands often and get the vaccine when it becomes available. >> we have information about that. millions will be able to get their child vaccinated sooner

than first reported. 6million doses of the vaccine will be ready the first week of october. basically next week. another 40 million should be ready by mid october. stay with us for flu-watch coverage for updates and important information, log onto wjz.com. world leaders including president obama are angry today at news that iran has been hiding much of the nuclear program from inspectors. leaders in pittsburgh for a summit known as the g20, i iran is now the priority. >> reporter: president obama with two of his closest allies as he warns iran. >> iran is breaking rules that all nations must follow. endangering the region and the world. >> reporter: hours earlier,

they announced iran was building a facility that could be used for weapons. international inspectors knew nothing about it. britain's prime minister was angry. >> the level of deception by the government will shock and anger the whole community. >> the three leaders spoke if pittsburgh where they're gathered for the meeting. they demanded they open the site for inspection and face new sanctions. the news leaked out and it completely overshadowed the work that had been on the agenda. >> world leaders came to pittsburgh to support the recovery and prevent another recession. that work so far has been overshadowed by a surprise announcement and trouble on the city streets. dozens have already been

arrested after messy demonstrations near downtown pittsburgh. more protests expected today and police are ready with a show of force including armored vehicles and pepper spray. >> french president warns iran has until december or face new sanctions. >> a massachusetts judge deciding whether to uphold a decision to appoint kirk to fill ted kennedy's senate seat. they want to block the appointment claiming the governor violated his constitutional authority. the rain has come and gone and here's a look outside, the sun is out underneath those clouds. >> i'm looking at some blue

sky, scattered clouds, only getting better. it will be a beautiful evening i'm thinking. >> let's go to tim williams many the first warning weather center. >> good afternoon, we had some showers around the time you were doing the morning show today. the showers have pressed south of the metro area and we're seeing some light showers south of ocean city. moving on the eastern shores, just a few showers and some light activity around and in the bigger scheme of things, we seen improvement in the morning and seeing some clearing for the day. how will it shape up for the weekend with some important activities happening down at the palace. marty has the details. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's just not the ravens football game, let's look at the game time, you have to

understand, tomorrow afternoon, through the morning of sun, sunday, there is going to be rain. clouds giving way to sun around noon. kickoff temperature about 70 degrees. there will be a breeze around as the cleavland browns come to town to face the ravens at 1:00. you have the baltimore book fair, you have sun fest at ocean city, you have nascar, a lot this weekend. meteorologist tim williams is going to fill in the gaps with the first-warning forecast coming up. thank you. city drivers better slow down or be repaired to pay up. the first speed camera goes up on sunday. the intersection of walter and glennmore will be the first of 51 locations where speed cameras will be installed. it will be legal to set up cameras near schools statewide.

those caught speeding will be fined $40. starting today, just a memory after an official ceremony that happens at 3:00, it will be known as the university maryland. officials say the new name is a better fit for the school and its size. still to come, fierce flames light up the sky, firefighters trying to get the upper hand in a refinery fire. some call it discipline, parents may want to think again before spanking their children. tim williams will have the first warning forecast. complete coverage continues with don scott, mary bubala and marty bass and tim williams. it's wjz, maryland's news station.

more than one hundred firefighters battling a fire at an oil refinery in southern california. you can see the flames are fierce and look at the smoke coming up. the fire is con confined to one location. one of charles manson's well known followers is dead. susan died after her battle with brain cancer.

atkins shocked the world when she confessed to killing sharon tate in 1969 without remorse. she spent more time in prison than any other woman in california. tickets for michael jackson's this it is movie don't go on sale until monday but fans will do anything to secure a seat. it comes out for two weeks and check it out, some fans started to line up as early as yesterday. the film features behind the scenes video of the star before his death. here's a reason to discipline without spanking. the study finds that the more child is spanked, the lower his iq is compared to others. many still use it as a quick

fix. in indonesia, people saying whoa, this newborn baby is thought to be the heaviest born baby ever there. it -- he weighed 19.2 pounds. the baby's extreme weight is a result of receiveing glucose from his diabetic mother. meteorologist tim williams will be back with the first- warning forecast.

>> we're talking, this is heidi. she has a brother and they're almost twins. she came to the maryland spca from another shelter. they've been handed around for a little bit and she's five years old. it's time for her to have a nice home. she's a beagle mix and about this chill out. the yellow scarf.

mr. basement sponsoring the animals. >> that's a good dog. >> that's the number of the maryland animal shelter. tim williams has details on weather. good afternoon, we're talking about temperatures cool this afternoon, 67 degrees right now. 58%, winds coming out from the northeast at 10 miles per hour at the airport. across the state, temperatures ranging from 58 in oakland to 70. 67 in elkton. we're starting to see more and more peeks of sun coming through the region. we have 65 in westminister, 68 in rock hall and 68 in annapolis. those winds bringing in a cool component, the winds bringing in the cool air from the north and a bit of moisture off of

the bay. the winds contributing to some of the cloud cover. that's what we're dealing with, we're starting to see the clearest part of the day. showers this morning around the time the morning show was on and the time kids going out to the bus stop moved through and now in the bigger picture, much of activity sinking south but we're looking at the larger slug to the west. it's moving in late tomorrow into the afternoon and then lingering through sunday. in the bigger scheme, the earler it gets, the quicker it moves through. saturday into the afternoon and starting to move out by sunday afternoon. if you're going to the ravens game, we're going the see more clearing through the early part of the tailgate. but it does improve through the afternoon. small craft advisory tomorrow morning and the next high tide

at 1:07. bay temperature down to 73 degrees. today getting up to 70 degrees, clouds with a mix of sun, pretty cool. the average around 76 degrees and cloudy to partly cloudy, 53 tonight and tomorrow, 67 degrees, mostly cloudy with a little bit of rain in the afternoon. marty has your five-day forecast coming up. now mary, to you. thank you. still to come, another reason to catch your sleep, a new study links inadequate sleep to memory loss. here's the top stories on wjz.com for instant updates on the news and the forecast, log onto wjz.com.

in today's health watch, a lack of sleep may play a role in the development of the most common form of dementia. the mice had a buildup in the brain when they were forced to stay awake. it links sleep with that disease. the great prostate challenge continues this weekend as part of the community commitment. come out for the great prostate challenge with marty. for more information, log onto wjz.com. check in with us at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. texting while driving can be

deadly. now highway safety advocates are urging new rules for truck drivers. years after his death, a look at the family. çx

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