just 33 years old. but a veteran driver and two timend i didn't 500 winner. what happened on a racetrack that killed one driver. occupy wall street movement showing no signs of letting up. it's growing and gaining in donations. and where is william in the search for a missing maryland boy turns up empty what is next? we'll take a look at on this

monday, october 17th. i'm charles crowson. let's get over to justin berk with the latest on your first day of the workweek forecast. this is the gill man school, 58 degrees. and we're looking at temperatures officially for baltimore at 60. not a bad start to the day after what was a nice weekend. i hope you had a chance to get out and enjoy t a lot of people -- enjoy it. a lot of people told me how they benefited from the gorgeous weather this weekend. and 50s on the north and west side. and that 39, that is behind a frontal boundary and there's cold air out there with snow north of the border. but this couple waves of cool air this frontal boundary is falling apart. we'll look at basically a mid- week storm to end this nice stretch. but we have an extension of the weekend and mix of clouds and more sun in the afternoon and a breeze picks up.

we'll go for about 74 for our two degree guarantee high. we have improvements. mountain road was a mess a few minutes ago. the northbound traffic the left of your screen is no longer completely stopped. the traffic is flowing freely. that road work has been cleared out of the way. 95 and 175, we have volume in both directions. but it is moving smoothly twinkle being ridge, doorsy and laurel. we had a broken down car 95 south at 100. that 1 gone. 83 and 95 to white marsh, six to seven minutes. bell tire providence about six -- bel air to providence about six minutes. the racing world is mourning the death a popular indycar driver. dan wheldon was killed yesterday. linda so is here with why there

were safety concerns before the race ever started. >> reporter: during practice some were worried about the high speed of the track. drivers were clocking in at 225 miles an hour. the people that saw the crash say it was the worst crash they had ever scene. it was the final race at the las vegas speedway. dan wheldon was trying to win a share of a $5 million bonus and his car flew over another on lap 11 and crashed into a wall. 15 cars were involved in the pile y he was a two time indy 500 winners. fellow drivers and fans are mourning that terrible loss. >> i think i'm getting old. i've seen too many of these already. you ask anybody, if they could choose a way to ghoorks is the way. >> we're going -- to go that is the way. >> we're all going to miss him.

>> reporter: wheldon who was 33 had scaled back on the racing to spend more time with his family. he had a wife and two sons, a 2- year-old and baby born in march. occupy wall street movement is one-month-old and continues growing in cities around the country. bank accounts are going up too the group staged rallies during the weekend to protest corporate green they arrested 14 people -- greed. they arrested 14 them new york. the movement so far has raised more than $300,000. one woman in oregon said that she deserves an apology when she and her daughter were kicked off a bus. this is the driver walking back to the back of the bus to the woman and her 2-year-old. the driver told her that if she could not keep her child from

crying, the driver could not drive and pay attention. >> other passengers left the bus too. and the driver was disciplined. and the woman said that she would like an apology. someone hacked into "youtube" on the packaging sesame street and -- page of sesame street and replace elmo with x rates movies. there's no immediate response to the hackers from pbs or google which, owns "youtube." a christian group is promoting a faith baseddish enough based way to halloween to jesus wean. they're asking kids to knock on door and share the message of christianty instead of just asking for candy. >> for many christian that's

the primary point, to spread the word. >> the site is asking christians to dress in white and hand out bibles and other christian gifts instead of handing out candy. we want to know what you think about this. what do you think of jesus- ween? are you going to stick with the more traditional methods on halloween? let us know on facebook. stars were in hollywood last night hoping to celebrate former president bill clinton belated 66 birthday bash. his daughter chelsea and wife were on hand for the celebration. >> she said that she was going to have a marilyn moment, i said my god, i get lady gaga and i'll have a heart attack celebrating my 66th birthday. >> the directions we could go.

other stars took the stage raising money for president clinton's charity. here we go again. another food recall to tell you about this morning. why food officials are double- checking lettuce and there's a possibility of another listeria contamination. more money, more problems. what new research is showing us this morning when "good morning maryland" continues on this monday, october 17th. 6:37.

check your frig. a company out of california is

voluntarily recalling bagged lettuce with a used by date of november 14th. no illnesses have been reported so far. a hot and dry peanut season is to blame for higher prices. they will be three time more expensive than they were last year. planters, peter pan and jiff are raising the prices by the end of the movement. marie tire res are get -- marie retirees will be getting a bigger social security collect by the end of the month. and it will cover doctor visits and outpatient care. some couples thought things would be easier when they had more money. but that may not be the case. researchers say that the more materialistic couples are, they have more problems. couples that doesn't believe money is that important scored

higher and marriage stability test. and when both partners are materialistic has more trouble than when just one member of the married couple is materialistic. >> reporter: where is 11-year- old william mcquain? detail on a major search over the weekend coming up. >> reporter: howard county authorities are cracking down on speeders with new cameras. i'm sherrie johnson. that story is straight ahead.>> reporter: i'm linda so. the work that the lawmakers need to get before the regular session in january. applaud sky in annapolis. and it feels like a -- partly cloudy sky in annapolis. broken down cars and slowing down on the beltway. we'll take a closer look when

"good morning maryland" continues.

good morning. i'm charles crowson. time for your abc 2 news to go

on this monday. we have the latest on the search for a missing maryland boy. and there will be a special session convening today in annapolis and speed cameras will be going into operation today. and tonya has your traffic. but let's get over to justin berk. baltimore is trout today after a -- is proud today after a beautiful weekend and successful baltimore running festival. we had beautiful sunshine and beautiful race this week. we had 50s in annapolis and 57 in columbia and 54 in westminster. the showers to the northwest, they're falling apart. we have a mix of clouds and sun this morning. we'll get to 69 by lunchtime. we'll have a breeze and more sun at 74. we have a mid-week storm to talk about. but first let's talk traffic. 275 southbound at 45, we

have a report of a broken down car. taking a live look at the beltway. it's moving well at frederick road and the outer loop is the oncoming traffic. you'll see a slowdown at liberty road. 695 on the innerloop, we had a broken down car on the intonight i left of your screen. we have heavy volume in both directions. outer loop is very slow. a search took part in two montgomery parks this past weekend for william mcquain. his mother, jane mcquain was found murdered in her condo last week what did they find? >> reporter: the police spent yesterday combing through two parks near william's home. even though they were searching for his body, the hope is that he will be found alive. state authorities said they gathered information that led them to the parks. county, state and local police

assisted the search. he was last seen two weeks ago. his mother, jane mcquain, was found stabbed and beaten to death in her germantown condo they have arrested her ex- husband, curtis lopez, and charged him with murder. but there's still no sign of william. something that still puzzles neighbors. >> you don't think something like that is going to hit in your hometown. i hope they find him. i hope they find him alive. >> >> reporter: investigators said they're still developing all leads in this case. baltimore county police are looking for information into a job buy shooting. it happen in the afternoon at a community center in turner station. a fight spilled out into the streets and someone opened fire on several people. three people were shot. and one person suffered a leg injury. everyone is expected to recover from the wounds.

also, three men recovering after being stabbed at a bar. it happened at the seahorse in on saturday night. no word on what led to the stabbings. baltimore city police are verdicting the death of a -- investigating the death of a woman. they're trying to determine how a woman in her early 20s died. her body was found sunday morning in a dumpster on charles street. there's no signs of trauma to the woman's body. you'll need to pay a little more attention and take your foot off the gas going through many school zones. the speed cameras are going into operation today. they're going up quickly? >> reporter: that's right. they're in place and ready to go. howard county authorities are cracking down on speeders. take a look behind me. we're actually in the 6,000 block of kmart drive in columbia near evers hill

elementary school. you see fines doubled when the lights are flashing. traffic is pick up this morning. and we can see some people are moving a little bit fast. but they want to slow it down. the county council approved a bill in may to put speed cameras in some county school zones. eight of the cameras are up and working today. some councilmembers expect more than a million dollars to be generated from the speeders and some of the other locations include fallly quarter road and frederick road, cedar lane and ten oaks road. those are some of the other place where's they have speed cameras. they were supposed to be turned on early october, like october 3rd. but they pushed the start date back to today because they needed more time to make sure that the equipment was up and reasoning properly. drivers going 12 miles an hour or moreover the speed limit will receive a $40 fine and get

a -- [ no audio ] >> she's back? we're having technical difficulties. the key point is for the time being in the interim, you'll receive warnings for the first movement after that first -- month. after that you'll start getting tickets. it's back to work for lawmakers in annapolis for a special session. linda so is here with what need to know to get things done. and they're going to be quick with this. >> reporter: it's supposed to last a few days if not a couple weeks. they need to approve the drawings of the redistricting districts. it's expected that they'll talk about other key topics as well like jobs, funding for transportation and schools. the governor will hold a press conference at 10:00 this morning to talk about the special session. he wants to introduce a jobs

bill aimed at stimulating the lacking economy. and there's talk to create a wind farm off the eastern shore. not much action is expected. if you go to our website at abc2news.com, scroll down here. this is the fifth story down in the main slide show you'll see the story about the redistricting there. if you click on that, it will bring to you this article, we have a link of the redistricting mack. you can put in your street name and zip code and see if that would affect where you live and your area. linda so, "abc 2 news." if you have a child in high school and you want to know about the cost for college, you'll get help tonight. tonight is the 15th annual how to pay for college in baltimore. it informs parents and students about financial aid programs and maryland's scholarship programs. it's from 5:00 to 8:00 at the

library on cathedral street. a briefing on this action take place in brack in 2005 and set for this morning in crownsville. they approved ground for different forts. time for five things that you need to know. and president obama starts his three day bus tour this morning. the focus, jobs and the economy. the tour kicks off in ashville, north carolina before heading to millers creek. and the first lady is going to help putting on the finishing touches on a home for a military veteran. he was hurt in afghanistan when his helicopter was shot down. and the trial of dr. conrad murray has been put on hold. the testimony will not continue

today because the father of one of the witnesses died over the weekend. the testimony is crucial in proving dr. murray's gross negligence in leading to michael jackson's death. no word on when things will resume. using cell phones and other wireless devices will have to start giving warnings when you exceed your limits. new companies must warn customers when they're about to go over their monthly limit. and the world series matchup is now set. the cardinals beat the brewers last night to wrap up the national league championship series. the cards will host the texas rangers. game one wednesday from busch stadium. we're getting ready for the susan g. koman race for the cure. and the big event is this sunday. we'll broadcast live from sunday morning 7:00 to 9:00.

it's not too late for you to register. go to abc2news.com/thinkpink for more information. we got our pink on this morning. if it was this morning, how nice that would be? weather will take a turn for the cooler by the end of the week and the weekend. but right now we have clouds. a frontal boundary lost a lot of its moisture. and even in pittsburgh, they're getting some clearing. but we got to deal with some clouds the frontal boundary itself, all that will do is stir up the wind a little bit. it will bring in a gradual cool down. but we'll barely notice it today. we'll build more clouds tomorrow and then we'll actually gather the next storm system with energy from the west and more so the south. low pressure may chug through central maryland. the winds that were strong all weekend long, we ease up a little bit and we turn the winds out of the east and that

will feed into the developing storm. that is the wind on wednesday morning. and the rest of wednesday may be going downhill. the ravens won and we still have nice weather. 74 this afternoon. we have a breeze and more sun and this evening, down to about 53. low 70s tomorrow. 66 with the rain on wednesday. 60 thursday, friday 58. lows upper 30s to low 40s. so over the weekend we're dry and the susan g. koman race for the cure will be dry and cool. a broken down car on 295 southbound. it's already heavy there. and this is old court road and 75. stop-and-go traffic to edmonton. jfx to north parkway, we're starting to get building in both directions. we have a little volume to cold spring. reminder, the susan g. koman race for the cure will be

this sunday. abc2news.com for information. and think about downloading the abc 2 app for your iphone and ipad. >> you can look at the live traffic cameras before you leave. >> that is the coolest thing on there. >> and they can get the weather. >> that is cool too.

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