walking around in circles. >> reporter: that man, later identified as 30-year-old john beatty spent hours there peering through their windows. eventually they called police. officers spoke with the janitor at nearby george fox middle school. his suspicion became criminal when he dropped his pants. >> he was right back after they left. we called again. we said this time he as his pants down and stuff -- has his pants down and stuff. >> reporter: a mother of four, teri johnson, says she fears for her safety since she feels she is the target. >> when the cops said something to him, he said who called because there's a hot girl who

lives there. i was like. >> anne arundel county police arrested beatty and charged him with indecent exposure. a spokesman for the school system said he has been reassigned to warehouse duty where he will have no contact with children pending the outcome. jeff hager, abc2 news. >> thanks a lot. no the very latest in the case of yeardley love. the attorney for george how longly wants access to love's records. they believe she died from health conditions. hughley is accused of entering her apartment and slamming her head into a wall. baltimore city police are looking for suspects in the penn lucy community of baltimore. police were called to the 900 block of 41st street.

a family member found sharon montgomery unconscious. police said she suffered head trauma. there's no information on a suspect or a motive. anyone with information is asked to call police. a strong odor forced a northeast baltimore school to evacuate. it happened at the baltimore rising star academy. investigators tell us some students were taken to johns hopkins for evaluation. >> winter is just around the corner. if you get your gas and electric from bge, you might have a saving. the company announced the price was down two cents per thermal unit. that should translate into a 5% savings and said folks with electric heat should be able to

save a few bucks because the cost of generating electricity is down 10 cents per kilowatt per hour to nine cents but they say how much you benefit depends on you. the savings you receive could also vary on the type of winter we va the savings are based on a normal winter and not an extremely cold winter. abc2 is working with you. the carrier corporation said remove the clutter, boxes, storage units and clutter near the furnace that block the air flow. maintain your furnace and make sure it's in good condition and change that air filter. a dirty filter slows the flow of air and makes your system work harder. look for leaks around the doors and windows. add a humidifier.

moist air feels warmer than dry air. crystal clear weather across the state. sapphire blue skies, temperatures up in the mid to upper 60s. clear skies on the satellite picture, the closest clouds in northwest pennsylvania. temperatures running close to 70. annapolis 67. i did want to point out there are a few 70s locally. 71 in annapolis. fort royal, virginia, 76. pretty nice stuff for october. 60s, mostly clear. it stays mild and pleasant. enjoy this evening because the changes start about this time tomorrow and it only gets wilder from there for our halloween weekend. let's talk about your money -- the economy. millions of people who lost their homes to foreclosure could

soon be getting pay back. next month the federal government is expected to start sending letters to 4.5 million current homeowners to let them know about their right to re viewt cases. the review also look into whether mistakes are made. homeowners could get some restitution. customers at wells fargo and bank of america are among those who can ask for reviews. the on going economic troubles have put at didn't not market. the median price for a new home in august was $209,000, down some $40,000 from the record highs in 2007. there's one segment that has been affected. that's the luxury home. there's a new accessory, a separate play room for the kids. holiday travel is about to get more expensive.

if you haven't booked that ticket, you can pay mormt united and continental are raising fares by $10 for a round trip ticket. this is the 18th attempted domestic air hike of the year. mcdonald's rib sandwich is back. it will be available through november 14th. mcdonald's said the responses with so great last year, that they decided to bring it on back. it's a 500 calorie sandwich dressed up with pickles, onions and barbecue sauce. it has inspired a cult like following. coming up, the centers for disease control fond a new use for the hpv vaccine vaccine. coming up, we'll explain who they want to get the vaccine

now. and the occupy movement isn't going away but the 99% in baltimore are being told to leave. a look at who could get the boot on "dancing with the stars." we'll be right back.

the centers for disease control is recommending a controversial vaccine for boils. the vote was a disiezsive one -- decisive one. parents have been reluctant to give it to their girls,. >> reporter: an hpv vaccine has long been recommended to prevent

cervical cancer in girls. now an advisory committee is recommending it for boys. >> stage four. >> reporter: his case is one of more than 8,000 diagnosed this year. >> thinking of all the things i missed out on. >> reporter: the number of cancers have increased dramatically. dr. richard besser was so struck that he brought the emergency home. researchers think men are getting it through women through oral sex or other close contact. less than 50% of girls now get the vaccine. >> this forces parents to think about their children's future sex life and that's a hard conversation for parents to have. i think a lot of them are avoiding it. >> reporter: medical experts said american parents may be

sacrificing their child's health to avoid the conversation. >> they are as important has polio, rubella and mumps. >> reporter: the other vaccines don't require a conversation with preteens about sex. a new study suggests it can prevent heart disease in women as well. that could give them a less uncomfortable way to get vaccinated. a little chilly outside but not too bad. >> had niece weather on tap and we enjoyed that. i will say this. changes begin tomorrow. enjoy a pleasant mild evening. >> the halloween storm brewing. hey, let's take a look. last night. you may have seen this. saw the northern lights on full

display. a sky shot from beaver creek, ohio. if you got a shot, check this one out from tulsa, oklahoma. just gorgeous and kind of halloweenesque. baltimore, nothing but blue sky today. it was nice and good stuff. a little bit of a breeze at sum met ridge. ocean city, not a bad day to be down at the beach on the boardwalk. temperatures pretty mild down by the ocean. maryland's most powerful radar showing all clear. that should continue to hold up at least until we get into tomorrow night and into the day on thursday. right now temperatures comfortable across the state. mid-60s. wepts are light, variable and a quiet picture but twee gets this

quiet in late october, which is an active weather pat trp time, you kind of know something at some point will preak free. we think that will happen tomorrow nit and things stay unsettled into the first part of the week. lock at these clouds beginning to develop. this is the early, early stages of the storm system just beginning to get its act together. for now high pressure. that will hold up through at least midday early afternoon tomorrow. as we check the trend, there are some changes as we develop things into tomorrow afternoon, a chance for a couple of showers. clouds roll in and we get waves of potential rain on thursday and cold air will begin to work its way in. we'll see how the hold thing develops thursday into friday, but right now early indications that points north of maryland could get snow like northern

pennsylvania into new york state. in the meanwhile, tropics getting active. hurricane rina, the hurricane center saying this is a category two. could go to category three and makes and faller in cancun and -- landfall near cancun and cozumel. overnight 45, a few clouds. tomorrow increasing clouds and a late day shower. rain will be a lot more likely. as we check out the seven-day forecast, rainy windier conditions as that storm blows through the northeast. we'll catch part of that in baltimore. i think temperature also drop sharply thursday night into friday. it will be a chilly one. it appears we dry out for sunday. that's a look at your forecast for now. we'll be back with your news in

a couple minutes.

"dancing with the stars" took us to broad way last night. there were some show stopping numbers. the broadway is also known for drama and last night's show did not disappoint. abc's george pennachio explains. >> soccer star hope solo and her partner maksim chmerkovskiy danced. the judges were not impressed giving them 20 out of 30, one point away from last place. before they gave their marks,

they gave their remarks. >> the audience like the effect. i've been in this business nearly 50 years. >> i felt like tonight was the point where you said i've had it. >> i've had it a long team ago, kind of kept it through. she doesn't deserve it. that's all it is. >> a little judgmental comments. >> but max believes the judges are scoring contestants differently. he said it has been happening to talented stars for several seasons. they've been told you should be better. there are others that can barley walk and say we love your dedication. i'm rooting for you. judges are supposed to judge. >> with all due respect this is my judge. >> you feel like you're not treated fairly, it starts to get

old. >> who is not treating you fairly? >> i feel like i'm getting lower scores than others. >> some people get nine's that don't deserve it. it's a slap in the face to those who do dance content and doing well. >> as they sarks the show must go on president ricki lake tide for first with j.r. martinez scoring 29. nancy grace was third, a personal best. >> that little choo choo is heading for its first 10. >> i do have a caboose and i will use it to my full advantage. >> the "dancing with the stars" broadway theme continues but for one couple the show won't go on. in los angeles, george pennachio for abc news. >> don't forget to tune in tonight to see who gets voted off but first catch the last

episode of last man standing and man up comes up at 8:30. the results at 9:00 and then a new episode of body of proof at 10:00 and we're back at 11:00. we want to know what you think. we'll be blogging live during the show on our facebook fan page. you can jump in the conversation by heading to abc2news/facebook. in the journal injury prevention researchers linked drinking soda with violent behavior in students. 14 to 18-year-olds were asked how many sodas they drink in a week. those who drank five or more also carried a gun and showed a higher ins dense of violence towards their siblings, dates

and pierce. their sugar and caffeine content might explain an association. people who have trouble sleeping are more prone to heart attacks than those who get a good night sleep. those who had trouble falling or staying asleep floorly every night were more likely to have a heart attack. that's even after researchers took into account age, blood pressure, cholesterol levels and other factors. insomnia is the most common sleep problem. one third of americans experience occasional symptoms and nearly 10% have chronic insomnia according to the national center on sleep disorder research. you may already be on high germ alert in public restrooms. there are other hot spots. a new study by kimberly clarke found that gas pumps and mailbox

handles may be some of the dirtiest. 71% of gas pump handles had high levels of contamination. mailbox handles, escalator rails and atm buttons were were-- were also germy in several cities. to help you find the information that you and your family need, you can go to our website. new information out of turkey. after two days of being stuck, a newborn baby was pulled from the rubble. a light show that is usually found in the north was captured as far south as georgia.

they've been occupying baltimore for weeks. now they've been told to get out. a national -- what authorities are now warning alum ni to do. less in oakland, california, have -- police in oakland, california have been busy arresting protesters. they removed tents, makeshift shelters. nearby businesses were asked to come in late to allow the

officers to complete the removal. baltimore city is not willing to allow the occupy protesters to stay in the square. >> reporter: the 99% have been give an deadline to move out of their protest area by tomorrow. the city parks and rec's department refused the group's request for a permit. it will only allow two people at a time to stay overnight for now on but the protesters are not satisfied. they took advantage of their time making it clear why they're here in the first place. >> there are so many people out there who are hurting, so many people and, you know, people who are fortunate to have a job, they are a paycheck away from not having a job.

yeah, we have some serious problems. the old system has not served us well. >> reporter: the city parks and reckless department said they don't have to issue the permit to the protesters but they feater area could turn into a tent city. as you might expect, tonight's meeting will take place in calvin square and kick off at 8:00. a custodian from anne arundel middle school faces indecent exposure charges. a woman living mere george fox middle school called police last friday saying a man was standing at her window half naked engaging in a lewd act. john beatty was arrested. a controversy shot is being recommended for boys. the hpv vaccine is give being -- is being given to girls and now the panel said it should be given