headquarters. >> reporter: county police are calling this a family tragedy. they search for a motive that they may never find. it's a kind of neighborhood where people live here all their lives. everybody around remembers eve lynn as a wonderful woman and a neighbor who has been a part of the area for what seems like forever. >> very nice lady. she would do anything for you in a heartbeat, if you needed water physical therapy she would say come use my pool. >> reporter: they were shocked when the police showed up yesterday. county police say she was found dead in the basement and her car was gone. the car was found a few miles away. >> police later found the grandson also dead in his grandmother's car on lock raven drive. he apparently died of aself inflicted gun shot wound.

and the homicide investigation isn't finished. they are looking at what the reasons were behind the tragedy. >> it's a tragedy that leaves everybody wondering why. neighbors say her grandson brett michael was a good kid and his grandmother was a staple in the neighborhood. they just feel for the family. >> absolutely in shock. we -- we were coming home from the hospital last night my son was in there and we heard all this is happening, i called the neighbor and found out and i didn't know what to say. i couldn't believe it. >> now county police are still investigating. an autopsy scheduled to be done to determine the cause of death. abc 2news. >> thank you. new details in the death of 11- year-old william mcclain. he was beaten in the head by his stepfather curtis lopez. he was found dead in the woods last month. lopez is charged with the

murder of his estranged wife and prosecutors plan to charge him with william's murder also. . a barber is charged with sexually abusing a 13-year-old boy and believed there may be more. the 54-year-old is charged with abuse of a minor and assault and sodomy. the boy had been going to the salon in the 3400 block of plumb tree drive. he said on several occasions the man made inappropriate and sexual comments toward him. police believe in september the incidents escalated when he abused the 13-year-old. they believe there could be more victims. >> the victim gave us details about a pattern of behavior from the suspect. sexually expriest conversations and that led to an aassault. we believe that may have been done against others as well. >> police are encouraging

parents to speak to their children and possible victims should call police. in was a failure on many levels, that's the main message from the final report on the shooting death of william torbet outside a club last january. the report written by experts was released today. we have what's in the report and how the department plans to handle it. >> reporter: the department has a lot to hand from this report. it's 170 pages long and it pulls no punches in the way police handled the shooting both during and after. it took just six seconds and 42 shots, but the shooting death of the undercover officer and a club patron is a lesson in policing almost a year in the making. mistakes were made in extraordinary circumstances

snowballed in to what the mayor and police commissioner call one of the city's darkest days. >> the mayor and i are both committed to learning that night and doing whatever it takes to make sure an incident like this never happens again. >> reporter: and to that end the city appointed a board of independent law enforcement experts last february to study what happened and how to fix it. the report released today lists 20 findings and 33 recommendations that spread the fault around. the review board found police training is a problem, that officers need better tactics in dealing with large disorder from nightclubs including when and when not to use deadly force. the panel pointed out the officer was in plain clothe that night which only lead to the confusion and the bpd policy on plain clothes is flawed. the response after the shooting was also a key point for the board. they called it a break down in response pointing to lack of

leadership, command and organization. very real systemic problems in the department all laid out in this document now for all to see. >> i was not interested in a sugar coating, the incident. i wasn't interested in having a glossy version of what happened but we were digging deep into what happened and coming out on the other side better and stronger. >> reporter: the report is a blueprint the commission said for the department to get better and plans on putting in all the recommendations with in 90 days. now the four officers that fired that night didn't cooperate with this review based on advice from their legal counsel. they remain off the streets in administrative roles as the department continues it's internal investigation. there is obviously much more to this report than we can share with you on tv but head over to the website where we have linked you to a full copy. abc 2news.

>> thank you. we know this is definitely happening to you. just sitting down to dinner or taking the day off, the phone rings and it's a telemarketer. we have why the calmer id may not be your best defense. >> reporter: that is right. caller identity can't help you because what is happening is called caller id spoofing. a caller hides their name and phone number with something you may recognize. currently they must show accurate caller identity information but the numbers often not real. >> each month when we look at the top number of complaints spoofed caller id name and number are always at the top. >> reporter: tonight we will tell you what some spoofed numbers actually show up as and we will explain how you can report people who seem to break the law and if you head to the website, you will see right there at the top scammer spoof

your caller id and do not call list scams. we will give you tips on how to protect you and your family from identity theft. . >> thank you. in tonight's consumer alert 29 deaths are now blamed for a listeria outbreak. cdc said that tops a 1985 mark for the most deaths among adults and children. it was first found in september and traced back to a farm in colorado. in addition to those deaths including a man in baltimore. a warning tonight about salmonella in pet food. it's no, sir not the pets getting sick it's the owners, it's from touching the food and then putting our hand in our mouth without watching. it's so common the fda is taking samples of dry food.

to keep safe always wash your hands after touching your pet food or treats. if you put the bowl in the kitchen counter make sure you sanitize the area after. if your son owns a cub scouts win tech jacket the boy scouts of america is recalling about 5400 of those jackets. the jackets apparently have retractible cord was toggles, which could strangle a child. the good news is so far nobody has been hurt. for more information you can call the boy scouts of america . looks like fewer people will fly this thank giving holiday. about 37,000 fewer a day will expected to fly over the holiday compared to next year. now at the same time american airlines, and delta are dropping the number

destinations. passengers still should expect full flights during the travel season. sunday november 27th and monday the 28th will be the busiest travel days. >> weather wise, another good- looking fall day out there no question about that. the radar not a shower on it, we do have some cloud cover blowing across the state but that's fair weather cloud cover and no issue with that for the moment. could change over night. right now temperatures low 60s to 61 in annapolis, 57 cambridge and georgetown at 63. frederick at 64. this evening we will fall through the 50s. clouds will be on the increase, the chance for showers, it's a small window where parts of the state could see rain. we will talk about when that happens. >> definitely a tense scene in oakland after protesters clash with police. coming up how demonstrators shut down the port of oakland and when it reopened.

and more stores, restaurants and gas stations adding fees for paying with your credit card, the results more people are paying with cash but there could be downsides. we will explain so you don't waste your money. and they aren't for kids and you will probably need your identity. a twist on the sweet treats.

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. a tense night in oakland ended with arrests and a few injuries after wall street protesters clashed police. why this california city is now at the center of a movement that's spread across the world. >> reporter: that's right. things are anything but peaceful and protesters won't leave after shutting down the port of oakland. the movement that started in

new york now has a west coast center. it's oakland california where largely peaceful demonstrations turned violent overnight when about 100 protesters took over an empty building. >> they were going to take over a building. they lit a big fire if in the street. >> reporter: police fought back with flash bang grenades. >> we have concerns about a group that have been roaming through the crowds, we have been watching them. >> reporter: earlier in the day there had been smaller clashes when protesters damaged a store. they also led a march through the city and shut down the port disrupting commerce at the 5th largest port in the country. its been heating up since iraq veterans scott olson suffer add i fractured skull. that march yesterday in new york and boston and

philadelphia. >> saw what happened to scott olson i knew it was time to do something. >> reporter: back in oakland where the number has gone into the thousands the mayor said the problems being caused by a relative few. >> we continue to ask people to be peaceful. >> reporter: oakland police arrested 100 protest ers tonight and tonight the port is reopened after protests knocked down the blockade. >> here no problem was violence but power, that's been causing problems. yesterday afternoon the city cut off power to protesters gathered in the square. the mayor said it was done remotely so nearby businesses wouldn't be affected. they did it out of concern for public safety, the protesters don't have the proper permit to use the outlets. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. a beautiful view over the inner

harbor. liking the sun. 63, humidity low, wind changing at five. just a light breeze to deal with. on the whole a mighty fine day of classic fall weather again and let's take a look at some of our area, weatherbug cameras, weatherbug camera here at manchester high, manchester elementary here in the studio. we have basically just a mix of sun and clouds out there through most of the day but the crisp start with frost, but then we warmed up nicely well into the 60s. nice fall color, the view from the naval academy, a great view down the river and looking east and the weather was nice and clear, same deal at chesapeake beach down the southern maryland. southern maryland, right now the radar sweeping clear, that should continue through most of the rest of the evening. overnight into the early morning there is one system that could bring rain, we will show you that. first the temperatures, 63

platt more, we have 61 easton right now. humidity again comfortable and winds very light. want to show you the trend across the midatlantic area. things clear across the state. we have had a few clouds at times, closest rain in the very western edge of the state of west virginia. it's all the leading edge of a larger rain storm, no winter weather but cold rainfalling across much of the midsection. you can see that classic storm shape and this will bring in cooler air by friday into saturday. will it bring us any rain? chances look slim. at least from baltimore northward. and you can see the temperature pattern showing that cool air coming in behind it. i want to focus on the track and as we go forward in time here the next 24 hours or so watch the trend as we go into tonight and early tomorrow morning, that storm looking like it'll security just south of the baltimore area. i will say that from the city southward down through dc,

southern maryland, lower eastern shore there could be a few showers through midday tomorrow. by tomorrow evening it'll push out to sea and we will have relatively clear weather around here as we go into the day on saturday. saturday will be a chilly start. i will say that. high temperature saturday play having 8 to get out of the 50s. let's take a look, let's go to the overnight forecast. 35 degrees, mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers, tomorrow the two degree guarantee. 58, morning clouds and some clearing and breezy conditions late in the day. again there could be a morning shower, southern maryland. i don't think much from baltimore north. tomorrow night. 35 clear and cold with a north breeze of five to ten and let's check out the seven day forecast and bottom line here, conditions remaining cool into saturday. warming back up for sunday as we sleep in an extra hour, don't forget fall back with all the clocks in the house, check the smoke detector batteries

and next week back into the upper 60s so a real nice stretch of fall weather early next week. >> picture perfect forecast. >> not to bad. there will be a little bit of a chill on saturday night. >> nice time. >> yes. the john hopkins tie. >> i know. thank you. well the cup cake has come a long way from its roots as a staple of the classroom, the birthday parties, almost fueling the economy in some bakeries, now aself proclaimed cup cake hater is giving them a sassy buzz. >> reporter: gina hasn't been in line with the whole cup cake craze. >> i hate them. >> reporter: so she decided to tap into the other side of the cup cake. it's not for kids and you will need an identity. part cup cake, part cocktail.

>> classic from history, seasonal, turning them into a treat with a kick. >> reporter: spiking the cake is nothing new. think of your grandmother's rum balls or fruit cakes. that's just what some don't want you to think of. >> when you cook something you cook out the alcohol so you don't get that. >> reporter: they aren't the first to give the cup cake a 21 and over twist but it took trial and error. >> one thing we found is deleting the larger amount of sugar out of the recipe was something we had to do for most of the cake. >> if we just dumped in the alcohol all the alcohol was on the bottom and just fried your taste buds. >> reporter: so its drizzled on top. >> it's a -- spice style bourbon. it has a lot of flavor so the pumpkin spice and the nut and it's all with the booze.

>> reporter: like a shot for each. two cakes pack the same punch as a martini. >> picking up cup cakes, show identity. >> reporter: you will have to show proof of age. >> definite a need a driver after that. next. bad news that you may want to take standing up. why the hours you spend sitting at work or in front of the tv could make you sick. and smokers use chantix, why the drug may not be so good for your mental health.

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chantix may be a good way to quit smoking but good be bad for your mental health. people looked at cases, now people take taking were more likely to be depressed and suicidal than those using other methods. the fdi has ordered the maker to do a trial looking in to the safety. home based tests could be another option to the pam smear test designed to detect the virus that detects cancer. in a new study it found four times as many cases but the at home test had a higher rate of false positives. so you sit at your desk all day. sitting around to much could increase your risk of cancer. physical inactivity in long

periods of sitting may be responsible for 90,000 new cases a year. researchers also looked at studies worldwide and regular physical activity cuts a risk of beat cancer and colon cancer by up to 30%. a new jersey man is caught dancing on tape while shoplifting. how social media is helping solve crimes like this. and thousands of people are still without power in connecticut after last week's snowstorm. why one city official wants to sue the power company man: my electric bill was breaking the bank.

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>> herman cain having a hard time staying on point when another former employee is claiming today. we will look at that. halloween is behind us and thank giving just week away. the holiday means the start of shopping season for many people. charlie has tips on keeping criminals from ruining your holiday cheer. >> reporter: we are working for you, we are working with local law giving you its tools and tips to keep you is and your family safe. this week reminds you of tips to keep your car and belongings safe. as the season gets in to full swing many of us are going to spend plenty of time at malls picking out gifts and criminals are looking to take advantage of the holiday rush. never leave any gifts or shopping bags in plain view inside your car, always lock them up in the trunk with windo valuables like purses out of view as well as the