after a terrorizing trip. jeff hager joins us with the details. well, the victim just stopped off at a store in south west baltimore and got out of her car. a man jumped behind the wheel aattempted to drive away. the woman dove in the car and in this video from outside the citgo, you can see the stolen car taking off throughout the parking lot. the driver struck a trooper's car on i-95 and then drove 100 miles per hour with his lights off on the capital beltway. officers boxed in the vehicle. there was actually a passenger that was flailing their arms outside of the window looking like she was screaming for help. something was going on. >> reporter: the car slowed down to 20 miles per hour and the victim bailed out with her

baby rolling across the highway. the officers caught up with the man. the mother and baby were treated and released from a d.c. area hospital. the man is being held facing traffic charges. criminal charges of carjacking and kidnapping await him in baltimore. all right, thank you, jeff. well, a family ask mourning -- family is mourning after the death of a 2-year-old from a crash. she was thrown from a car after it hit a tree last night. the 2-year-old was taken to the hospital and later died. it's not known if the child was in a car seat. the police are investigating the crash a brooklyn, new york neighborhood is in shock over the death of an 8-year-old boy. this was an awful story, jamie. >> reporter: it's terrible.

the funeral drew thousands of mourners. parts of the boy's body were found in his home. a little wooden casket carried away with grief. this is the last time we hear a thing like this. he was going to be 9 next week. during his 7 block walk home from camp on monday, his first day making the trip alone, he was abducted by a stranger and brutally killed. this is every parent's night mare. this type of incident is rare. >> his disappearance set off a frantic search. the police got the break through this video. you can see him walking behind a man now identified as a 35- year-old. he asked for directions and

aaron takes the boy away in his car. at 2:30 wednesday morning, the cops entered the man's apartment. the man nodded towards the kitchen and blood was on the freezer handle. in a confession, he said he panicked and smothered him and dismembered his body. he lead the police to his body. those who know him point to the death of his mother as a breaking point. >> he had a nervous break down. you have to be crazy to do that. >> reporter: the police are investigating aaron to see if he's involveed with more cases involving missing children. all right, thank you. well, tonight, the police are searching for a second suspect in the abduction of an 8-year-old boy. one suspect is in jail tonight. the documents show that the

father received calls and texts from a phone registered to a 20- year-old asking for $500 in ransom. his phone was tracked to a chair. he and others planned on taking the boy to get money. the police are searching for taylor tonight. this baltimore man is in jail arrested for an attempted bank robbery. he's charged with setting off on alarm. the harford county sheriff's office says that another suspect got access to a vacant building next door to the bank and kicked a hole in the wall. the suspect set off the alarm and investigators are still searching for the second suspect. >> we're seeking the second suspect. there's a driver and he was described as being in a dark

colored four door sedan. we're thinking, again, it's an imported vehicle. >> anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. the number is on the screen. all right, check out the temperatures. nice stuff here. frederick hitting 90. most stuff in the 80s. gorgeous, gorgeous weather. breezy weather out of the north. this is a postcard shot. just a few fair weather clouds here. we'll stay nice and breezy. we'll talk about if this holds up all weekend long. that's coming up thank you, wyatt. let's talk about the economy. congressional leaders and president obama met for a 5th strait day. instead of meeting closer, they

are getting apart. the president reportedly stormed out of the meeting yesterday saying, you're not to call my bluff. he's demanding all sides meet tomorrow. everyone agrees on not raising the debt ceiling. that would be a economic disaster. >> whether the fault is on securities and payments we owe, it's going to constitute a default on some type. it will certainly have an impact on both the economy and confidence. >> reporter: now, the house republicans will not vote to raise the limit if obama doesn't agree to an equal amount of deficit reductions. the grand prix is expected

to be a traffic nightmare. series of meetings are underway to keep the public informed. they're talking about meeting at 6:00 tonight in baltimore. the 3 day festival of speed will be labor day weekend. barriers will be going up at the end of the month. and tonight is the final public hearing on the proposed toll hikes. there were originally nine hearings, and the mta added one more. tonight's meeting begins in 20 minutes. for more information on the toll hikes, go to abc2news.com. well, howard county's executive says they're investigating consumer plaints -- consumer complaints. they're from bundle packages

from verizon. they don't realize they may have signed up for extra channels and add ons. >> keep notes and pay attention to what you're signing up for and make sure you're getting charged for only what you're signing up for. we're investigating now. >> reporter: if you're in howard county, you can file complaints at the county's website. he's also urging anyone else to contact the attorney general. verizon issued a statement, it says, our reps are trained to summarize the customer's order at the end of the call. also, we work with customers to explain bills with questions and if a problem happens, we'll resolve it with the customers. well, it's lady's night in columbia. tonight, the columbia mall is hosting its third girl's night out. you can check out fashions and

enjoying shopping at discounts event is underway at the center court. it's going to benefit habitat for humanity. >> a ten dollar donation gives you access to treats and a sneak peek at styles. >> the first 100 registered shoppers will get a girl's night out goody bag. well, a long time restaurant moves into the place where the espn zone moved out. more on the plans to move the power plant live. and the emmy nominations are out. find out what honors two baltimore natives picked up. j

well, the nominationings for the 63rd prime time emmys were announced in los angeles. two native, josh charles and july bowen earned nods for acting. >> amc's "madmen" came out on

top with 19 nominations including one for best dram match "madmen's" one for the past three years. all six of "modern family's" actors were nominated. betty white continued her blazing run for nomination of best supporting actress in a comedy. the biggest surprise may have been this nomination for best actress in a comedy. no one was more shocked than she was, she was up early to announce the nominations. >> melissa mccarthy. >> oh, my gosh! yeah!

>> well, we usually see more familiar faces than at your tenth high school reunion. this is excite -- this is exciting. >> reporter: connie britain and kyle chandler won for "friday night lights." and steve carell was also nominated for best actor in a comedy. abc news. >> we've been talk about the picture perfect weather. if this sounds good, go to westminster for the songs at 6:30 concert series. that's where lynette charles is tonight. >> reporter: all right, so i'm here, live. i'm in westminster now. i'm at the library on this beautiful july day. i had to get out and see what's

going on. we have a concert series here. i have someone that will tell you all about it. let me bring in the branch manager. hi, thank you for being here. tell us what's going on tonight. >> tonight is the second of the songs at 6:30 concert series. we're bringing that here to the library. we're excited about it. >> reporter: that's awesome, you'll have good music as well. how long has this been going on? >> this is the second concert that we've hosted. last month, we had a successful lunch at the library concert series. now, we have this gorgeous stage behind us, we're lucky to be able to host this. next thursday, we have the tony chuto band. there the last thursday, we'll have the tony denikos band. >> reporter: that sounds good,

for the summer or july? >> well, right now, this is for the summer. we're playing through july. we're looking forward to doing something with the city again next year. we have some awesome things happening not affiliated with the city. we love being downtown and having all of the people downtown for the events. tomorrow, we have, at noon, the andy pockson band. they'll play blues here live on the stage. we have an awesome dance demo as well. that's on noon on saturday. that's part of the book sale that's tomorrow and saturday. that's 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. >> reporter: so, people are coming out this evening. tell us the time and what people need to bring. >> tonight, the concert is at 6:30. we encourage families to come

and enjoy the show. bring blankets and beverages, nonalcoholic. people are welcome to bring refreshments. >> reporter: come on out here, make sure you stop what you're doing now. you can even bring the dog, but make sure the dog will be leashed. it will be a wonderful day. we're dealing with a clear evening as well. we'll tell you about that coming up. it's going to be an awesome time. make sure you come out and enjoy. thank you, lynette. that's a beautiful spot. it's a beautiful day across the state today. take a look at bwi, 82 now. no wind at bwi. most spots are breezy. the breeze feels good though. sunshine on a broad scale today. just a few high, thin clouds. postcard weather over baltimore today. that's a gorgeous shot.

towson, you notice the trees shaking in the breeze. well, this is north wind. there's plenty of wind to catch the sail. great blue sky weather. awesome pictures across maryland today. we're all clear on the radar. we have one acception, that's not in the state. you see this little sea breeze coming off of the atlantic. we have a slight shower from dover that may hit you in northern carroll county. don't be shocked. most of us won't see anything. 82 at the airport and 84 at hagerstown. that's going to be a fantastic weekend in the high country. they're like in the 60-degree range in some spots towards garrett county. all of us are feeling the low humidity and comfortable conditions.

as we look at the forecast, federal hill, 87 and lots of sunshine. brewer's hill, 86. clear across the region. we'll continue to be clear over the next several days. you'll notice that the humidity will come back up towards the second half of the weekend. i think that tomorrow, it will be a carbon copy of the day. it's a clear pattern across the east coast. we have a few clouds streaming in the upper levels. the high pressure keeps us mild and dry. the hot, humid conditions bottled up to the south. you can see, it's up near charlotte and nashville. they're steamy, there the dry air is in place from virginia and up north. the future caster is showing a few clouds tomorrow. it's a great friday and not different for baltimore and the beaches. come saturday, we have a high

uv index. wear your sunscreen. overnight, 61 and 50s are possible before sunrise tomorrow. that's good for mid-july. 85 tomorrow. mostly sunny and staying pleasant. tomorrow night, 63 and pleasant. the seven-day forecast, in the land of pleasant living. temperatures, you know, upper 80s by the end of the weekend. some spots will hit 90, like the heart of the city. i'm telling you, it's a good stretch of the weather for the middle of july. we know what it can be like. hot, humid conditions are on tap. >> i think we should stretch this out for the middle of summer. i don't think we have a choice. >> thanks for trying. well, coming up next, the list of risk factors for you or your loved one developing alzheimers could grow longer. what researchers want added to

the list and why. you're packing up your kids for a week at summer camp, what you need to do to make sure they're staying healthy.

there are several risk factors for alzheimers. 72 adults were stud did. werestudied. sinus trouble and denture fit

were linked to alzheimers. tonight, a development break through. taking this drug could keep an uninfected person from catching hiv. it could reduce transmission by 3/4. researchers stopped one study because they thought it was unethical to hand out placebos when the other was working so well. before you send your child to camp, take a few precautions. the first stop is the doctor's office. also, it's recommended that campers be up to date on all of their shots. >> do they have a heart condition, do they have a skin rash. are they injured. most of the health concerns are minor.

the sun and heat could pose health risk if the staff don't take the proper precautions. doctor's ask that the parents ask about the policy handling medical merge sis. >> -- emergencies. why border's takeover bid hit a bump in the road. and the average price of a wedding gown these days runs into the $3000 mark. tonight, abc2 news is working for briding to be and showing you how to save on the gown. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session.

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