a let's look live at the traffic cameras 6 95 near 795 traffic is slowing down on the outer loop. so this is going to affect your drive time. jfx at northern parkway light traffic. volume will build on the southbound traffic north on parkway making your way towards cold spring we are doing okay. very little volume here. drive times on 83 and 95 are doing fine. and 95 southbound at white marsh 7 minutes. outer loop top side bel air to providence 6 minutes but it could take up to 10 minutesbetween 795 and 70 on the outer loop. >> the big story continues to be a warning to parents regarding the children's safety. police in abingdon are looking for a man that approached a boy while walking to a bus stop. it happened near cardinal way and st. clair drive north of 95 between routes 24 and 924. corinne redman is standing by

with the latest. >> reporter: well, harford county sheriff office are investigating the attempted abduction of the 14-year-old boy. police say the teen was approached by a stranger driving a dark van with tinted windows while walking to the bus stop around 6:30 yesterday morning. according to police, suspect told the boy to get into the van. boy ran home in his -- and his mother called police. investigators interviewed neighbors who report spotting a suspicious dark van. police searched the area but were not able to clough kate -- locate the suspect. this morning police are trying to put a description of the van together. many neighbors in the area say it's normally safe so this latest accident has -- incident has them worried. >> absolutely. having my daughter and one on the way and we have always been pretty content here and felt very safe and that's just sort of uproots things. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is urging residents to be on lookout getting a

detailed description or license plate and call police at 410- 836-5429 if they see anything suspicious. a reward up to $2,000 is being offered. corinne redman, abc2 news. headlines around the nation. look at surveillance video out of texas. police believe this man might have something to do with a string of rapes in the dallas area. they say a man is apparently targeting members of the same sorority. victims were attacked at night in their homes. >> the women have been violated in the worst form and it happened in the one place that they felt the safest. >> the victims are black women in mid 50s and 60s and part of a sorority. and ire zona mother is pleading for a safe return for her 5-year-old daughter. this is jesse shockly who disappeared two weeks from her home in glendale. family members and friends are desperatelyer is ming for information into the case.

and supporters healed rally at arizona state and turned emotional when reporters asked jesse's mother whether she hurt the little girl. >> very unfair for you to ask me that. do i look like i hurt my daughter? do i look like i hurt my daughter? do i look like i hurt my daughter? she is scared. she is scared please i know she is scared. >> she spent time in jail several years ago after being convicted child abuse. police say she is not a suspect in the daughter's disappearance. and this video got a lot of people talking. a college student ran off stage left. now the student tore off his makeshift referee uniform running around the field in a speedo. this is during the ucla-arizona game thursday night. we know why he did it. he says he wants to be on tv. he says this is part of the application to be on the abc hit show wipeout and figured it would be a good answer to the question of what's the craziest thing you've done. >> i felt like if i didn't do

it i think i would live with the regret because i planned this out so long and i felt like it was foolproof. >> yeah. he is now facing a felony charge of impercent naysing a referee and making a fake all -- impersonating a referee and making an fake all out pass. the first lady can add author to a list of accomplishments. she hope the pook will inspire families and communities to live healthier. we hear about companies cutting jobs. one that will be hiring. we will fill you in on details when "good morning maryland continues. what's new now and next everything to get your tuesday started off right. a live look this morning down in atlanta.

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consumer alert. harly davidson is recalling 300,000 motorcycles around the world. the company says the exhaust system and certain models may expose a switch to excessive heat causing a light to malfunction. problem affects touring and strike models from years 2009 to 2012. so you thinking about trading in your car for a harley? you may want to rethink this. a main man and his carousel greating a major milestone e racked up more than a million miles on a 1990 honda his town party. we will call him joe because he is an average joe and puts an average of 14,000 miles a month on his car for work which takes head across the state. he's mechanic consultant for a car warranty company and says there's no secret to keeping the car on the road. most is parts like engine most of it is all the same. all original. many of the parts for the 1990

car. >> that one has the timing belt after 90,000. you keep doing it. >> joe is given a brand new 2012 honda accord presented to him by miss main would you keep the 1990 car going? >> absolutely. >> that's amazing. all right if you want to know about the first lady's initiatives, now is your chance. she has written a book highlighting her push to get america healthy. the book titled american grown the white house kitchen garden inspires families, schools and communities explores ways to improve eating habits and the health of america. proceed will go to charity and no word on which charity that's going to be. the book is going to hit shelves april 10th. well you flooring sem prayer -- temporary work in fed ex will hire 20,000 seasonal workers. they expect to handle 260 million shipments between thanks gil giving and christmas up 12% from year ago them plan

to ship 17 million packages on december 12th and that's going to be the busiest day every year. that's been the busiest day for as long as i've known thecompany to be around. the many say they are seeking alternative for kids and the places need to stay open. sherrie. >> reporter: could several baltimore city rec centers close? coming up, more about the city mayor's plan coming up. and you heard of the hpv vaccine recommended for teenage girls but experts say boys need to get it also. i will tell you why coming up. and your kids are probably getting excited about going trick or treating next week. but things might not be as good this year. i am linda so. why some families are cutting back on how much they are giving out. >> reporter: it's going to be dry and mild but when will it be wet and killie? the details coming up. >> reporter: all good things must come to an end. the outer loop of the beltway slowing down at 795. a closer look and how long it

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and good morning. i am charley crowson. time four abc2 news to go and we have a lot going on. corinne redman explains why the government is considering recommendations for boys to get the hpv vaccine sherrie is live with details about a controversial proposal that could close some city rec centers and linda so is getting us ready for halloween. changes for the tricking and treating this year. but first, check of the forecast with lynette charles. >> good morning, everyone. stepping out the door, it's going to be coolish into joba with the temperatures around -- joppa with the temperatures around 47. depending where you were the showers if you got showers last night you could be dealing with fog this morning but all in all we are seeing more clear skies going through the morning and also into the afternoon. plenty of sunshine. but the greens into ijamsville at 48 degrees. and it's dry and we are not dealing with wet conditions across the area. and it will stay that way as we

go later into the day. going hour by hour this morning, temperatures in the upper 40s right around 50 at 8. by lun. time, temperature coming in right -- by lunchtime, temperatures coming in at 50. at 67 degrees with plenty of sunshine throughout the day. get out and enjoy it. now over to tanya with traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. reisterstown road at cherry hill, an accident reported. so be careful through that intersection. looking live at our traffic cameras on the southwest side, this is the end of the slowdown. slowdown on the outer loop between 795 and edmonton. inner loop is moving fine. 895 the harbor tunnel on and off we have busy traffic in both directions. but it's flowing freely no incidents to report here. drive times for the most part are okay will 3 -- 38 from shawan to the beltway no issues to report. back a you. community members and parents are fired up about a controversial plan that can close r-ec centers around baltimore. apparent say it's going to take away safa safe place for kids to go and learn after school

and sherrie johnson has some parents remarks and reaction for you with a live report this morning. hey,. >> reporter: good morning. we are here at city hall where there's talk of closing recreation centers and all new this morning, we have learned that a church group plans to demonstrate at the r-ec and park headquarters tomorrow. basically, they are concerned about mayor stephanie rawlings- blake plan to end privatation and that could close some rment ec centers and some -- rec centers and some parents and community leaders are not happy about it. the kids come after school to find a safe place to play and stay off the streets a plan proposed by rawlings-blake would shift fund requesting and operation of the 55rec senters to private companies or charities. call for bids on running them brought 6 viable entries and the mayor says it's part of a effort to revitalize the rec center system. parents and kids say without

the centers, they would be at a loss. >> i if it weren't here i would probably be home but being at home isn't at fun as the r-ec. >> there are some of us barely making it. and we need places like this. >> reporter: to be a public hearing on november 2nd. and the head of the rec and parks department is expect to be this and talk more about this issue. -- expected to be there and talk more about this issue. new this morning, occupy baltimore says they could be facing eviction within the next 24 hours acord together facebook -- aid coring to the face bock and fan and twitter pages they are sending out a rallying call for support. dos of protests have been popping -- dozens of protests have been popping up and sustained around u.s. cities. they say the biggest focus is corporate greed but they have no unified message. a bel air school will kick off what's called rachel a

challenge in st. margaret school says it is aimed at stopping bullying. the program is aimed after -- named after the first person killed at columbine in the massacre in 1999 and encourages kind and compassionate behavior and involves the entire school community. rapel scott was known as -- rachel sod was known as a good -- scott was known as doing good deeds and hope to continue the legacy. now a hpv vaccine isrecommended for girls to help prevent cervical cancer but it could go a long way for preventing throat cancer and that's why vaccines may be required for every child both boys and girls in the country. corinne redman is standing by with more on the latest findings. >> reporter: well, hpv virus is common. about 80% of women will have it at some point but most of the time it's harmless but in some cases it can cause cervical cancer and something unexpected throat cancer. phil seen in the video says one day he was shaving and noticed a lump on his neck and it was

stage 4 throat cancer. his case is one of more than 8,000 hpv positive head and neck cancers diagnosed just this year. health experts think men are getting it from women spreading it through oral sex or other forms of close contact. vieth vaccine against hpv is effective and controversial. despite recommendations less than 50% of girls have gotten it. abc's dr. richard besser talked to an expert about the new findings. >> a big opportunity for prevention here. >> the vaccines are very important. they are as important as polio and rubella and mumps and the other vaccines young kids receive. >> reporter: now the centers for disease control is expected to weigh in on the topic asking if it should be recommended for boys. corinne redman, abc2 news. new developments in the case against george hugeley accused of killing yardley love. his lawyers want access to love's medical records.

ace cuesed of slamming her head into a wall and she died of trauma to the head. his lawyers say an irregular heartbeat was to blame caused partially from take adrail and drink alcohol. trial is set to start in february. basketball fans not going to be happy about this news. your favorite players will be out of work longer. this according to the new york daley news. the nba will cancel two more weeks of the regular season suspending league play until november 28th after thanks giving. all of this is a result of players and owners still at odds over revenue sharing. a cost of halloween is going up. you will pay more for a night of tricks he and treats. linda so is live in rogers forge explaining why all of this is going on and especially candy is being hit hard. >> reporter: yeah, candy prices have gone up and that means kids might be a little disappointed this year. you know here in rogers forge halloween is a big night. kids love to go door to door to

go trick or treating. but the buckets may not be filling up that much because candy prices are gone up and some families say they won't hand out as much in past years. treats are piled high. shoppers have noticed the prices have gone up. at the target in towson the candy is is on sale but some say it cost more than last year. we went to the giant where shoppers are noticing the higher pricesp we did the manage and it will save you money to buy in bulk the smaller bags cost more in the long run. candy price ropes because a peanut shortage is driving up the price of peanut butter and candy. national consumers league says it comes down to the federal government subi did to help some sugar brothers. >> i -- growers. >> i think it's high. this is a cheaper bag we saw. everything else was more expensive. >> reporter: peanut prices are up and it will affect how much you are paying for candy. we are hearing that farmers are expected to produce the

smallest harvest recorded in five years. so that might mean higher prices and also parents giving out less this year which means less candy for kids. that sometimes most of the times is good news for parents. live in rogers form, linda so. many of us like trick or treat for the halloween and that's a long-standing tradition. but one lawmaker wants to turn idea on its head and move halloween to the last saturday of the month of october. representative tim larson says it would be safer for trick or treaters and what do people think? >> tradition should be tradition. it's like changing christmas because it's more convenient. >> i think it should be october 231st. it's always been that way and the kids find a way to get to school the next day and trick or treat. >> my kids get home 3:30 and it's rush rush get the costume and eat and they want to go through the candy and you are like hurry up. i think a saturday afternoon would be awesome. >> larson's change can't be pushed through in time for this

halloween but will try to make it happen for next year. that's one of the hot topics we are talking about. do you think it's good idea when you think about it moving it from october 31st and to the last saturday for the month of october. the official wm-ar facebook fan page is your place to go to weigh in on that. time for five things to know on this tuesday morning. republican presidential hopeful and texas governor rick perry plans to propose a 20% flat tax as part of the economic plan. he claims he will make it easier for americans to file tax and safe half a trillion in compliance cost. the president will make a forth appearance on the tonight show with jay leno. he is in l.a. campaigning and then he heads to denver tomorrow. and a state commission whose job is to raise new funds each year for transportation will make its recommendations later today. the blue ribbon commission meets to decide how to raise 800 million annually and a 5

cent gas tax is on the top of the list of recommendations. airfares are going up again. united continental says they are raising fares about $34 to $10 for a round trip ticket followed by delta, american and u.s. airways. this is the 18th attempted domestic airfare hike. concrete from a dam is helding at the mouth of a chester river. it will be used to form a two acre oyster reef and it will be placed and days later young oysters planted. lynette, weather looks great today. >> it does. lots of sunshine and satellite and radar not picking up on anything and that translates into sunshine. high pressure is going to be building in going throughout the day. the cold front is out of here that brought a few showers to some areas. if you got showers, you could wake up to a little fog this morning. but all in all, not so bad. hurricane tracker now yes, we

are tracking hurricane reasonna and it's a category 2 out here into the caribbean sea. as of now it's moving to the west northwest about 3 miles an hour. the wind sustained at 100 miles an hour. and so with the winds, and with the movement of it, it means it is moving slowly the 3 miles an hour. cancun could be impacted as well as cozumel but the fact that we are not going to be impacted by the storm. you can see the eastern jog heading through the next several days. now, speaking of the sunshine, that's what we will get fortoday. the clouds move in going into wednesday as cold front approaches. there's a voight chance for a shower but we will tay dry and the wet weather is likely to get in going into thursday. but for today, the temperature coming in right around 67 degrees. it will be mostly sunny and nice and mild. by tonight, temperatures around 45. a few more clouds and then tomorrow partly cloudy and mild with a slight chance for a shower. that temperature coming in

right around 70 degrees. and this is the forecast as we head into wednesday. and thursday. temperatures will drop down into the 60s. it will be breezy on thursday and friday and then mike saturday and sunday temperatures in the 50s. and halloween looks like it will be on the chilly side as well. tanya. >> reporter: an accident in middle river road at bird river road. be aware of that. looking at live traffic cameras 659 near 795 at old court road. we have a slowdown that's going to last until edmonton avenue. so, be aware of that. gidsinging to to be slow on the northwest side. and top side at har foreroad, stop and go traffic that may last until york. the lynner -- inner loop moving is there a particular halloween candy you like the most? >> snickers, reesey's pieceies. and that's about it. those are two of my favorites. >> peanut m&m.

>> going up because of it. >> i know it's so sad. >> sweet tart. >> really? oh, my gosh. you like vanilla ice cream too right? >> actually i kind of do. >> go to new york and we will see you tomorrow morning.