15 places out of water but for the most part the entire city is in water and recovering everything is looking good. we are taking a precaution of looking up the enter sec with the county in the event we have an emergency situation. >> simple conservation measures, don't water your lawn, don't wash the cars and don't do all the laundry today, same it for saturday. >> reporter: he said barring significant issues they hope to have this main fixed by later this evening. abc 2news. >> now to store water for outages and fire fines baltimore wants an above ground water tank but the community is rallying against one possible site. people say the county's location would put the tank on top of them. they fear the county will clear cut this forest to make way for

the tower while cutting deeply into their home values. >> we would like it underground or somewhere else. certainly. kids play, animals live and it's not the best corner if you travel down to the -- it's a very dangerous curve and when we did hear engineers we thought maybe they were doing something about the road to make it safer. >> reporter: the county is refusing to comment until a public meeting is held and that will happen next thursday. a local teen has been indicted on charges he helped jihad jane. the 18-year-old was arrested back in july from his family's ellicott city home. he was 17 at the time. he is from pakistan, a former honor student. he helped recruit women with

passports. he faces up to 15 years in prison and could be deported if convicted. police in alabama have made an arrest in the connection of a death a teen. larry horton was arrested. police say he is charged with murders in the death of ryan jackson who was hit with a hatchet several times. one week after we warned you about a -- the we are repeating our call of a warning to be on alert for paving scans. the office of consumer affairs is hearing people that paid thousands for an unlicensed contractor. we told you about two people who learned the hard way after dealing the paver. he is a accused of operating without a license and one of those men was billed $19,000 for paving even though he said

he only asked for an estimate and physically had to stop the crew from working. one of the three buildings built because of brack opened today. the building is the home of the channels and outlets. the dma is responsible for keeping troops informed anywhere they are in the world. >> where you are in the world that you feel that you are still, you maintain that citizenship, that you know what is happening back in the states, that you know what is the latest thing on television we spend a lot of effort to get that information out. >> the defense media activity has been part of the brack realignment. after just four days, the

congressional district districts have been approved signed. the governor signed the legislation . democrats say the map reflecting growth in the suburbs but republicans denounce the map as a round about way to try to oust a republican congressman in western maryland. if you want to see the map and what district you are now in log onto the website at abc 2news.com. we have a link to the interactive map along with more on the redistricting plan. it appears state senator nancy jacobs is thinking about running for a higher office. she will step down as minority leader. she said she will remain in office for january's session of the general assembly.

the first race up for grabs would be next year >> weather wise clouds holding tough. we had plenty of wind. coastalal flood advisory up through early friday along the eastern and western shore. two feet above norm allege on the high tide. we saw some of that in the inner harbor with that water chop up at the high point downtown. winds gusting, 15 to 25 at the top of the hour. that makes the temperatures in the 50s feel cooler. tomorrow a crisp breezy day. we will talk about the saturday and sunday forecast coming up in just a minute. >> did you hear what noah said today? >> no -- i have a clue. >> we hate to remind you that winter is coming but noa has come out if it's prediction and it's another mixed report. it predicting that we could have above average snow fall this year, they are predicting

averages in the area, couple of weeks ago it stated we will have above average snow fall letting up in february. now the old farmer's almanac gives the same thing it. the coldest times expected to be mid-december and february. the president honored a special frederick county woman for her work with the military. her name is michelle brewer of jefferson. she received this year's citizen's medal. the second highest civilian honor. the award was established more than 40 years ago and recognizes americans who serve their country or fellow citizens in great great ways and she founded soldiers list, this is a program that sends care packages to troops overseas and it also supports high risk service members and their families. >> the work that i do i don't do for recognition, i do it because there is a deep need

for people to make a difference educating others about soldiers and what their families going through as well as children who need medical care. >> she is one of 13 to receive the medal and more than 6,000 were nominated. what a special day for her. they were passing the music to try it inspire kids. the pass the music on campaign hosted donation ceremonies to two local schools. they are donated by northern virginia and maryland students and residents. they let music stay in some schools. >> students given the opportunity to play is a lifetime experience for them that they wouldn't have if this program wasn't available to them. it's anen riching program, gives them the ability to play and play something of their choice. we are blessed to have this

program. >> way to go. performance by rock band the alternate route to student performances. a radio legend peak makes sure we run, walk and race for a cure this coming sunday. >> she was here and this year she isn't. >> johnny dark, talks about his own life tonight. how sunday is so important to him. and rick and lee, the -- like riding a bike, we always try to dust off the lawn before before you get out tips so you won't be hurting all week. >> and maybe you wait until at least saturday, the wind, be fighting that tonight and tomorrow. 68 at the the airport. that was just after midnight. 69 was your two degree guarantee. e

. its beat cap certify -- its breast cancer awareness month. gmc opened a new pink garden. the area is designed for patients and family members and friends and they will have pink flower flowers most of the year. there is also a stone water feature in the shape of a cancer ribbon. the garden club helped design it. do you remember the song that led to your first kiss? how about the one that brings back our 20s? more than 50 years on the radio johnny dark has been responsible for cheering us up and now the needle has turned as he uses the mic as his

medicine. all right we are going to come back to that story in just a moment. it'll be the yearly komen race for the cure to try to beat breast cancer. the fundraising event will happen in hunt valley and we are proud to be broadcasting live from the event. that will start at seven in the morning on sunday and you will still have time to register for the 5k at one and to register or donate head to abc 2news.com/think pink or log onto komenmd.org. and make sure you join us friday tomorrow morning, we are teaming up with doctors for a call to breast health. doctors will be here to answer all of your questions, that will start tomorrow morning at ten. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate.

>> all right. dark out there. sunset getting earlier and earlier. 57 degrees, right now out of pwi and humidity moderate, things have dried out, winds gusty, gusting higher pressure finally on the rise. beautiful sky shot from behind the studios, mix of clouds and sun and that very fall like edge to the sky. no question about that. how about some of our hd weather net camera shots? time l aps e footage here, just clouds were the story, a few clearing peaks, late in the afternoon, not a lot though, a few more spots of blue sky in annapolis, late in the day today, just before sunset, that's a beautiful finish and one more camera. the flags whipping around. it was that kind of windy day. the radar, all clear, that should hold up rest of the night and weekend. looks dry, it'll still be breezy tomorrow but not as

windy. it'll be gusty. keep that trash can lashed down or anything else that likes to blow around. tough raking for the leaves with winds gusting around 30 or so and tomorrow we will be breezy, maybe ten, 15, 20, still breezy tomorrow. temperatures have cooled off dramaticly mid50s now. look out toward oakland. mid-30s, it is one chilly night out toward deep creek lake and the humidity has dropped as well. take a look. overall storm system a large one continuing to spiral up in to the great lakes, lake eerie the center of the circulation. underneath the storm, basically just cloud cover and wind and cooler conditions, the actual rain with the system is pretty much all locked up to the north and we will continue to diminish over the next 24 hours, friday afternoon just a partly to cloudy day, still breezy, winds should relent

almost completely saturday as we see the last of that storm and just a mix of clouds and sun on saturday. i think a good day and sunday looks good. overnight 44, cloudy skies, breezy, the two degree guarantee is 62, it'll not feel that warm with the breeze. it'll feel like the 50s and then tomorrow night down to 42. the breezes let up but the chill will be on. northwest eastern suburbs could be in the 30s, places like westminister, it'll be a crisp one to start you up on saturday morning. you see we are back to 60 or so both days and just a nice weekend, very fall like, with that sort of chill in the air but the sun will be nice and i think things look good for the race for the cure. >> let's rake some leaves between now and thin. the yard probably needs a good raking but before you head out there to clean it up we have tips so you don't hurt yourself. >> reporter: the changing of fall color social security

pretty but when the leaves fall to the ground its time to get out the rake and get to work. >> can be a hard activity so you need to make sure you are -- what you are doing is in line with your level of fitness. >> reporter: the doctor said raking leaves can take a lot out of you. you can strain your back if you aren't careful so be sure to use good posture. >> bending at the knees and don't stoop to much at the back. >> reporter: use work gloves. >> blisters can be painful and can go infected. we see staph infections,. >> reporter: if you rake leave that are wet try not to throw up the bags to much. >> if you rake after a lot of rain the bag can get heavy, water is very heavy. so, when you start lifting heavy bags and slinging them over your shoulder you are more likely to hurt your back. >> reporter: and use a rake the

right size for your height. as with any physical activity be sure to drink plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated. >> and patient fiscally clinics are open 365 days a year. they accept most insurance. the website is your place for all of your health news. log on for check out the page. you will find the head linings along with all the different health categories you need to keep you and your family safe. let's get back to the story of johnny dark and how is he using his microphone as medicine. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: close your eyes and you are at the thunderbird or a mixer. >> one of the greatest hits of all time. >> reporter: no way, the voice that used to spin 45's and 78's is closing in on 80 faster than

a clean m and m lyric. >> welcome to the world of johnny dark. >> reporter: the same music he plays today is the same he played when he met the love of his life, colleen. 83 days ago she died of breast cancer. at the time they married the song i will survive was playing and colleen walked in the survivor walk last year. >> we both cried. she was so proud to be a part of that and anybody who has been at the walk and has seen that it makes you feel good but tearful at the same time. it's very difficult this coming sunday to realize that last year she was here and this year she isn't. >> reporter: she had a bucket list, it wasn't traveling to australia or jumping out of a plane, it was making sure

johnny was taken care of. >> as early as four years ago she took my older son aside and said if this cancer takes my life you have to move in with your father. she was looking at me -- looking to take care of me four years ago. >> reporter: he worked with his wife, played alongside her for every chemo visit and doctor's visit. he has the talent of talking to his. >> to many times, people live in the future, live in the now because you never know in the next day or the next week if that person is still going to be there. >> just between us, how much did you love her? >> i told her at the casket i said i love you, i will always love you. it was a -- the best 33 years of my life.

>> reporter: the legend who introduced us to the beetles is only taking one request. to dance with colleen one more time to their song. >> something, george harrison wrote it. it was our song. >> johnny dark's first job was working the noon to three shift. the shift today at wttr in westminister, noon to three. colleen wanted him to go back to work. come walk with johnny and his family on sunday. >> great story. much more coming up tonight at 11. breast cancer is scary, fighting is tiring. tonight a story of strength and survival. we will go inside city hall and introduce to you a woman who

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