what william was wearing. >> we have camera footage of curtis lopez, the suspect in this case, with william at a storage facility in the 13000 block of wisteria drive in germantown. the footage is from the morning of october 1st. the clothing appears similar to what william was wearing on october 1st. >> police said william didn't appear to be under any distress. curtis lopez has waved an extradition hearing and is, specsed -- is expected to be back in maryland soon. police have been searching trails. at this point police aren't sure where william was killed. we had an argument outside

the small town of westminster that turned violent. a stabbing victim is still being treated at shock trauma. michael fisher got into an argument receipt outside the regal movie theater and used a knife to slice dominic miller right across the stomach. >> the gentleman who was cut retreated to a car that was occupied by a friend, told the friend to drive him to the hospital. the friend couldn't locate the hospital, pulled into a business and called 911 from there. >> fisher faces charges of first and second degree assault and over thed $25,000 bail. tonight police are on the lookout for a man who raped a 13-year-old girl in an abandoned row home in the 800 block of north caroline street in east baltimore. that's where jeff hager picks up the story. >> reporter: as police combed this east baltimore area for a

suspect in the rape, neighbors question why it provided easy access for the young girl's attack tore force her inside. police say the 13-year-old was walking down the sidewalk when the man confronted her and led her into the recesses of the empty home where they assaulted her. they have released this scatch, a black male -- sketch, 45 to 50 with a mustache and dark clothing, 5'3" and weighs about 180-pounds. >> detectives are scouring the area looking for camera, surveillance footage and asking anyone with information to contact the baltimore police department. >> reporter: a neighbor says after the attack the rapist left and the victim came to her house in search of help. she had a bloodied lip and teeth

loosened. city housing said inspectors had last noticed a secured door on that structure back in july. the city tries to check each vacant home every 90 days but with 16,000 in the city, it's difficult to meet the schedule. they said he had no report that the door had been missing for months. witnesses say a man fitting the suspect's description had been seen hanging out at ashland and bond. if you saw anything or know about the identity, call baltimore baltimore -- baltimore city police right away. police say all of the break-in's have been happening in the heritage hill area. the break-ins have happened at some homes under construction, some that were empty and others

where nobody was home. police are usinged robocall technology -- using the robocall technology to contact residents. >> they're the first line of defense. we want folks to be aware so they can report anything that they see. >> police are also sending additional officers and using the internet, especially social networks to keep you safe tonight. hopefully you took advantage of today, another dry day. we're going to be seeing the wet weather as we go into tomorrow. the satellite already picking up on clouds, converging on us from the west and the south as of now. the good news is that we're still dry. you still have time to get out there and do some things outdoors. maryland's most powerful radar will have all five sweeps on. we're scanning the sky. when we go through the

overnight, that's when this will peck up on wet weather. upper 60s in annapolis. we are in the mid-60s into york, pennsylvania. as we go through the rest of the evening temperature also remain in the 60s. we will still be dry. by tomorrow we'll see the rain, windy conditions with the high only around 67 degrees. i'll tell you when the big cooldown is coming. >> if you want to live like lynette, all you have to do a live look at maryland's most popular radar. just sign up for the abc2 weather app. you can track storms or get your hourly or seven-day forecast. you can find the link by logging on to our website abc2news.com/weather. today the state senate has approved governor martin o'malley's redacting plan. the senate approved it 33-13. just one democrat voted against

the plan. if you just filled up at the gas station for $43.29, would you be okay pay $45.24 if it with improve our roads and putting people to work. they're talking about a 15-cent gas tax spread over three years. roosevelt leftwich has more. >> reporter: today was about laying the groundwork for what will happen next year. both sides said they're gearing up for a big fight come january. governor o'malley will increase fuel taxes and said the money will be used to repair roads, bridges and infrastructure and improve transit. but others say no they said that it's too much in this economy. the governor says this is all about jobs and not just taxes.

the conservatives say this is about reckless taxes and spending. >> there's no tool we think better than today to do investments in public infrastructure. you get people to work right away. you get dollars in the economy and this lays the foundation for long term growth, stable -- sustainable growth and recovery. >> we have to get on the right track. it has to be clear. when this comes to taxation, everybody feels. that every worker in america in the state of maryland feels excess taxation that should not be there. >> reporter: one of the things, they said it will go to improve transit. you also have new transit lines underway in the d.c. suburbs. they said this money would go to

help with those improvements. however, once again many feel in this economy now is not time to raise the gas tax. we'll have more coming up later. roosevelt leftwich. >> the drivers who can afford the gas love it. it appears the crowd didn't spend as much cash at the baltimore grand prix. spending was around $25 million, well below projections of $70 million. officials released a statement saying there's no hard data from the grand prix. it claimed other events such as art scape and the baltimore marathon brought around the same amount of money. they said with the length of the grand prix it would have brought in more. when it comes to teaching our children about finances and financial literacy, sometime as

hands-on lesson is the best. one local credit union is doing that. a harry potter theme challenge modeled after a wizard tournament at m&t bank stadium. no two-degree winner today. 70s was the name of the game. i'll tell you when the 50s will move in but you'll need to stick around. that's coming up on the other side of the break.

the car has earned the top safety pick award by the insurance institute. the italian mini car had top scores for front, side and rear impact tests. it applies to fiats built after july. the newer models with designed for better protection in front and rear end crash ?oops -- end crashes. according to updated guidelines from the american academy of pediatrics, bumper pads do not protect babies from sudden infant death indream that it poses more of a risk of suffocation and entrapments. they said babies should sleep on their backs in a clutter free bed. maryland health officials are taking steps to ban crib bum

teres in our -- bumpers in our state. the cash strapped u.s. postal service said it will raise the price of a stamp by a penny come january 22nd. they lost $8 billion in test kel year -- fiscal year 2010. some students are learning about finance thankses to first financial of maryland. they opened the branch at the school. it's run by cal ver hall students and will be a place where students can maintain their debit card accounts but they will also learn financial lessons as well. >> they teach other students, their pierce, how to use online banking, how to fill out deposit slips, applications, skills they need.

>> i feel it will help me in a lot of different ways. first of all, it's a sense of responsibility of handling money and a good idea how the real world will if if i were to get a job at a bank. >> the branch will serve students, faculty and their families. this is the fifth one opened in baltimore county. the susan g. komen race for the cure is five days away. today county executive kevin cammenitz helped raise money. the county held a pink pep rally with pink balloons, pink cheerleaders and pink spirit in an effort to help the race in hunt valley succeed one more time.

>> everything is going very well. we always look for more people. the funds we get really support us for the whole year and being able to support our grants that we give out across the whole state, so the more registration, the better and the more donations on top of the registrations the better. so we're always open for registrations and donations. >> the komen race for the cure is this weekend. it's not too late to register. the event will start at 8:00 in the morning with the 5k race, then a one mile walk and a survivor's walk. abc2 will be broadcasting from hunt valley starting at 7:00 in the morning. for more information head to abc2news.com/think pink. make sure you join us on friday. at 10:00 abc2 is teaming up with doctors to answer your

questions. that's coming up on friday at 10:00 a.m. so we got the sun in here once again today. now it is beginning to set out there. so the temperature coming in right around 68 degrees. that humidity is at 53%. the winds are east at seven miles an hour. that barometer is holding steady. today into annapolis yes, last day to get out there on the severn with the boats and boy, did they come may life as we went throughout the day. this will be the day to do it because the rain will be moving in as we go into tomorrow. another place to be was into manchester. you can see a little bit of the color. a lovely day on tap for us. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now. we'll be staying that way as we go through the next few hours.

finally the rain will be upon us. our highs today 75 at inner harbor. 72 in annapolis. i had so many friends. 74 in d.c. that's the way that i like. it as we go through the neighborhood forecast, i don't know, those friends might die out. look at the 67 degrees that i'm forecasting into federal hill and then the rain on top of it, the clouds. the satellite and radar pick up on the clouds trying to stream in across the area. we're getting it from every angle. we have it from the west, the clouds from the south. the storm system will be moving in as we go into tomorrow from the south. it's working in tandem with this upper level low. we have the surface low from florida, lots of moisture with this and with that we'll be putting down at times some heavy

rainfall across the area. future trends will be picking up what i'm talking b things still looking good as we go through the rest of the evening. so towards morning about 3:00, 4:00, yes, the atmosphere will moisten up. we'll be seeing light rainfall trying to move into the area. heavier rain as we go throughout the day and especially the eastern shore. your morning commute will be really wet. as we go into the afternoon commute, still a couple of scat schat hovering -- scattered showers hovering. by thursday morning still maybe a couple showers lingering but we will dry out nicely. then we'll see more sunshine as we head into friday and the weekend. overnight temperature will be around 57. cloudy, rain towards the morning time. by tomorrow afternoon 67 degrees. that rain heavy at times. also, we'll be on the windy side, still breezy as we go into tomorrow night. your seven-day forecast brings us chillier as we go into thursday with the temperature right around 63 degrees.

if you think 63 is bad, we'll be in the 50s as we go into friday but more sunshine in the forecast. it will continue pass we go into the -- as we go into the race. if we have to have race, let's go tomorrow. >> how many friend does you have? >> i have several. several. let's in the talk about that right now. >> the ravens opened the doors of m&t bank stadium to students. the first ever triravens tournament based on harry potter. wideout torrey smith was there along with jamil mcclean and others. they took part in a number of challenges. it's part of an effort to get kids out there and active. most of us have a brooks robinson shrine but we don't have one of these. baltimore will unveil the brooks

robinson statue. it will stand on the plaza. they picked october 22nd for the oping day because -- opening day because of his winning the world series. brooks will stand 25 feet by 25 feet and the sculptor is from baltimore, joe shepherd. >> now that will be something to see. here's a look at what's coming up tonight at 1:00 -- at 11:00. once the shock of a cancer diagnose sets in, they look at the emotional side. we'll look at the positive side. abc2 is working with you. a dangerous new teen trend. how they're getting a buzz off of innocent looking candy, plus,

lynette's up to the minute forecast.

tomorrow will be rainy and windy as we go throughout the day the high around 67 degrees. then we have improving conditions. we dry out but will be on the chilly side as we go into friday but it will be nice for the

race. >> who gets cut out with "dancing with the stars"? >> probably carson. >> find out if she's right.