two police officers to smuggle cigarettes and liquor into maryland to avoid paying taxes, the other case accuses two virginia men including a pg county police officer to smuggle cocaine. this is part of an ongoing investigation into corruption in the county. the indictments of police officers are very disturbing and they hinted that more arrests in this case could be on the way. >> these two cases have one important feature in common. they allege that police officers violated the trust of the people of prince george's county, sold their authority, and joined with criminals to commit serious criminal violations. >> as i stated on friday, we are once again asking the public that might have interest or might have knowledge '06 any corruption in this department to contact the f.b.i. >> now in total 9 people were arrested in separate indictments including 3 prince george's police officers and

two different indictments, police sergeant richard del ape r. kong chin kim and sin symptom inc. they seized more than 3 1/2 million dollars in confiscated property including several liquor stores and bank casualties. more could be on the way. roosevelt leftwich, abc 2 news. >> thanks a lot resee. >> back just three days after a highly publicized investigation outgoing prince george's county executive jack johnson is back at work. johnson and his wife leslie were charged with witness tampering and destruction of evidence. he is on home detention and only allowed out for work, court, and meetings with attorneys, johnson said he is working on next year's budget and that. mayor stephanie rawlings blake is preparation to face potential challengers, she is filling in for the mayor who stepped down on corruption

charges, otis raleigh is set to challenge her, baltimore circuit court clerk frank con oh way and state senator catherine peuce. baltimore city police say this man broke into the car belonging to mayor rolls blake's husband. police arrested anthony thomas after they found him near the crime scene, he was charged with the theft of a 'roid i don't and also disorder earl conduct. crash investigators are still working to determine the cause of a crash that left one person seriously injured and one dead. 52-year-old perry sink died in that crash, both lanes of york road had to be shut down during the crash investigation. police have not areleased the name of the person who survived the crash. a soldier from saltsburg has been killed while serving in afghanistan. specialist david looks died last thursday in germany. he had been wounded when enemy

forces attacked his unit with improvised explosive device last week. he was a member of the 121st airborne division out of for the campbell, kentucky. in anne arundel county police are on the hunt for three men involved in a deadly shooting. a man was shot inside the pizza shop in glen burnie. he asked the men to leave but they hot flores, one man was captured and has been identified as 17-year-old vincent butter of pasadena. the employee was not hurt during the shooting. well the food court at arundel mills mall turned no a crime scene after a stabbing this weekend. police arrested three people and charged them with assault. an 18-year-old was stabbed in the back and police say a 20- year-old, a 17-year-old and another juvenile was arrested. investigators still have not determined what caused the fight. and baltimore county police are still investigating a series of shootings which

targeted motorists near the lock raven reservoir on sunday. someone shot with a bb gun, shot out the windows in three cars, and two others as they would he have around a sharp curve in warren road. one suffered a minor wound to the leg, another had to go to the hospital with glass in his eye from a shattered win shield. we spoke to a man today who also had a window blown out. >> she heard this explosion, as she characterized it, and there was no place to stop so she crossed the bridge and noticed a couple of other cars that had stopped there and right away saw that their windows had been shattered. >> now police questioned a pair of teenaged boys who emerged from the woods shortly after the shootings but they denied responsibility. officers have not recovered the bb gun used to target the cars. well tonight a 17-year-old boy is recovering after he fell 30 to 50 feet while hiking on sugar loaf mountains on frederick county. helicopters from frederick and

forestville were sent yesterday to recover the boy from the rugged area. he is being treated in shock trauma, no word on his condition tonight. whether wise, today, eh, things beginning to change after so many days of sunshine. finally the clouds beginning to thicken up a little bit out there. let's show you some of the temperatures shall we. they were running around the low to mid-50s at the top of the hour. 52 at the inner harbor, 48 from frederick already, and 50 now in annapolis. let's zoom out a little bit, show you what's going on. rain beginning to push its way in out of the south and west. a large cluster of rain already putting down the wet weather across eastern kentucky, eastern tennessee, all headed in our direction. so tomorrow hour by hour, mid- 50s by lunchtime, rain likely especially tomorrow evening, much more on that and a look ahead to the rest of the week coming up. kelly. >> thanks a lot wyatt. the u.s. conference of catholic bishops will meet here in baltimore but it is what is being said today that is

drawing a lot of attention. the outgoing president used his final speech to defend the bishop's opposition to health care reform. francis george openly denounced president barack obama's plan saying it would allow abortion. they argued that an executive order prohibiting abortions being paid for by the state would be used. a new trend is hitting college campuses, armed robberies. of the three campuses that reported robberies last week five people were held up at gun point. officials say the suspects have struck at loyola, towson and un bc and are even targeting groups of students. the robbers approach you don't fight them, give them what you have and call police. also try not to walk alone. always use a buddy system and if you're out on campus at night try to stay in the well- lit areas. well as morgan state university continues to grow parking is quickly becoming the most valuable real estate.

today residents around the university protested because of the number of students parking in nearby neighborhoods. abc 2 news brian keep letter reports. >> reporter: there is a synchronized game of musical chairs going on around morgan. every two hours students break from class to move their cars. >> it's very frustrating. i actually have to move my car about two or three times a day just to make sure, it's a two- hour limit so to make sure i don't get a ticket you have to keep moving the car. >> but when the music stops playing the residents around here are left standing. >> ha 9:00 in the morning until 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon, you go to the store for 15 minutes, you come back, your parking space is gone and you have nowhere else to park. >> reporter: it's the reason residents like lawrence heal are holding these signs, part of a community protest staged at the corner of cold spring and hillen to get their message across, these homeowners feel hostage in their own homes and want the university to know. >> we want our students to be

good neighbors, we want to be good neighbors. >> reporter: morgan officials say they hear the frustration. the student enrollment only continues to grow every year and it's an urban institution with literally no wiggle room. a new parking garage near completion should help the issue but the university says it will take cooperation. >> it is going to be a partnership that's going to get this issue resolved in an amicable fashion. we are committed to doing that, we have been working with the community for years. >> reporter: both sides know it will take even more work. the president is set to meet with the community this wednesday morning to begin to talk about some sort of solution. in the meantime, parking remains a premium and tension is continuing to rise. in baltimore, brian kuebler, abc 2 news. morgan state university says it will also study other urban campuses like loyola and johns hopkins for ideas on how to solve this issue.

more and more these days it seems people are using credit cards over cash. but new credit card rules are in place to protect you when you purchase gift cards. we'll show you what we mean. and video games depend on who is playing them. that's coming up on health alert. >> on the weather front mid- 50s, much cooler, cloudy conditions and eh 60 was our forecast, didn't quite get there, more rain moving in. we talk about the timing of this and when it gets out of here as well coming up.

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well after opening several waiting rooms across the country the carson scholarship fund celebrated its 6th annual ben carson reading day in baltimore doctor carson's wife candy spent the morning reading to children at elementary school. miss smith's incredible storybook is just one of several books now part have the vast library and reading rooms across maryland. to date the carson scholarship fund has launched 6 reading rooms across the state. after the months of planning, proposals and deadline the developers for a new entertainment complex have hit another hurt will. they record the project could be put on hold because of the  current economic climate. the developers planned for a multiscreen movie theater, restaurants offices and a complex across shopping roads from the towson center. they endorsed a $6.2 million

county contribution for a new parking garage earlier this month. well the credit card act of 2009 has gonna long way toward making sure you're protected when using plastic. but did you know those rules also protect a purchasing you'll likely make a lot of this holiday season in we have more on what the new regulation mean for gift cards in this week's scam alert. >> reporter: they are the gift you go with when you can't find the perfect present or you don't care to. >> gift cards are a hot item right now. >> reporter: it's a 50 billion- dollar a year industry. but, this year, the costa make and sell gift cards are playing by some new government rules that went into effect just in time for the holiday season, the better business bureau is breaking down those rules so you don't get scammed. the first change involves x probation dates, thanks to the credit card act gift cards have to stay active for at least 5 years, you still to have keep an eye on the calendar because there's another deadline. >> the gift card may go on for

five years but the card, as in the plastic card, may expire in four years. >> reporter: and if you procrastinate with your plastic the new rules on fees help you too. if you don't touch your card companies can't charge you a fee until you hit the year mark. after that they can start draining your balance every month. >> reporter: >> your card could be depleted not because you used it buying a gift for yourself but because of the actual fees attached to it. >> reporter: when it comes to those fees they'll now have to be spelled out even more clearly. the new regulation say terms and conditions have to be printed on the packaging, then you'll know the rules before you lay down your cash at the register. josie sterman, abc 2 news. now the rules about putting the terms and conditions apply to cards made after october 22nd. cards from earlier have to post themmen the rack so you know the rules. and according to the rules they'll have to ditch those at the start of the next year. >> now maryland's most powerful

doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. kind of a gloomy foggy start to the workweek? >> a little bit kelly. fog this morning. >> that was sick. >> some fog tomorrow. a more significant change tomorrow will be instead of clouding up we're going to actual bring in the rain. >> okay. >> so wet weather. have you gotten used yet to the shorter days? getting used to it? >> it's easier because we are here. this weekend when i was at home and it was so dark at 5:00, that's when it really set in for me. >> 5 short months from now that will be -- that will all change. eh, you know what kelly, drawing night at least tonight, good evening for you, take a look outside. no wet weather right now and that's going to be good for any monday evening errands you need to run, you're looking good. but as we go in the day tomorrow big change, especially by about this time we think there will be quite a bit of rain out there so be ready for some wet weather tomorrow night and even through the day tomorrow. 50 degrees right now, bwi, winds calm, promter 0.01 and on

the rise. baltimore today murky. we had a little bit of sunshine early this morning breaking through but man through the day clouds got a little thicker and as the storm approaches us from the south and west they'll get each thicker tomorrow. chesapeake beach looking east, finding more sun as we went early in the morning but then cloudy as we work towards sunset down on the docks tonight in washington. foggy start there this morning too, cloudy, into the afternoon, okay. 50 degrees right now out at bwi so we'll be down to 40s pretty quickly here. 47 already in york, hagerstown 52 east and 50. zoom in a little bit, mid-to low 50s per highs today, pretty seasonable, pretty much where we should be for this part of november. neighborhood by neighborhood tomorrow, similar temps, wetter weather though coming in, heavy rain at times. i think when we get moderate showers in the morning, heavier rains in the afternoon and

evening, 53 in providence, 54 in warwick, cecil county back down through the eastern shore. bellview on tillman island bringing a scenario there, 58 trees. 57 or so with rain. maryland's most powerful radar, clear now, way down on the bottom of the screen a little bit of rain south and west of fredericksburg, virginia. this stuff is a long way away and it may not even be touching the ground when it gets here so even if we catch a little bit of this this evening it will probably be virga or rain that dries up before it hits the ground. zoom out a little bit here. boy, so much more active now up and down the west coast, pendulum swinging back the other way after so many days of dry weather. now all courtesy of high pressure offshore. this is getting out of here, moving out, a front is pushing kind of just off to our west, going to sit on the mountains, this area of low pressure rides up it, provides the rain tomorrow, the cool air doesn't make it in in a big way. but we'll see the wet weather

riding along that front. here it is for you timing-wise. rain coming up at least around of showers overnight. we think the more significant rains will hold off until tomorrow. especially tomorrow. we may not see a ton of rain midday tomorrow. lunch could actually be dry. boy looks like a lot of rain here tomorrow evening, as the system winds it up the heaviest steadiest rain coming overnight tomorrow night, wet roads wednesday morning, dry out western afternoon, that's how it shapes up right now for the first half of the week. cloudy, showers by morning, then we look for rain at times tomorrow, heavier by the evening, definitely going to move some rain around. definitely moves it around, a seven-day forecast looking good here, temperature-wise 62, wednesday still a few showers. but thursday into friday cooler, breezy and a lot of sunshine right now it would appear toward the end of the week. kelly? >> all right. thanks a lot wyatt. tonight at 11:00, armed

robberies on area college campuses are raising some concerns, what is being done to keep students safe. plus if you rush to stock up on your precipitations to use, your credit card accounts spend is on the way. so you don't waste your money. tonight at 11:00. the impact of game video gaming on children. the effects really depend on who is playing them. lynette sosa has details in tonight's health minute. >> reporter: do video games have negative effects on children? a new study conducted by yale's university department of psychology tried to find out. researchers surveyed 4,000 adolescents on their gaming habits, they focused on whether the kids were occasional users or problematic gamers who immanagers themselves in video games 24/7. investigators also surveyed the ad oh less enterprises' other habits such as drinking, smoking, and drug abuse.

investigators recorded no negative health consequences when it came to boys who game occasionally but girls who were involved in gaming at least once a day were more likely to be aggressive and involved in fights. many said they were depressed and never told anyone. boys who were problematic gamers also recorded more episodes of smoking and drug abuse. in girls who were problematic gamers substance apuce was less significant. researchers say although gaming didn't seem to pose any major physical health problems psychologists believe constantly playing video games may be a byproduct of some deeper psychological problems. for today's health minute, i'm lynette sosa. well women working a stressful job won't be surprised to hear this. a new federally funded study finds that women with stressful jobs are more likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke or have clogged arteries than those who have less stress on the job. worrying about job loss can increase health risk as well

so, ladies, i know this is easier said than done, but try to destress. people in need of breast cancer support have a new facility to go to in maryland. the new breast cancer treatment center opened its doors today on tent island. it is in the same office park as the kent island fire department on main street in chester. the facility will specialize in breast health care, support, and service those who are recently diagnosed with breast cancer. we'll check on the traffic and see how that drive home is looking tonight. show you a live picture from 695 at liberty road. a lot of volume but at least it is moving. we'll be right back after a quick break. storm gear and promotional consideration provided by l.l. bean. . [ cheering ]

well the stocks fall in the final hour of trade to finish the day with a fractional loss. let's show you the boards, dow jones up 9, the nasdaq down almost 5 and the s & p 500 down almost 1 1/2. but -- >> yeah, on the weather front kelly, rain on the way. let's take a look at maryland's

most powerful radar. pushing in out of the south and west down towards richmond, rain pushing in, won't be here in any significant way until tomorrow morning. on and off through the day, be ready for it. >> we'll be back at 11:00. have a good day. >> good night.