paving driveways, he also has to pay back every person he's already worked for when he didn't have the right paperwork. so far his tab is more than $60,000 and going. can we ask you some questions? he didn't say a word when he met face to face to find out more about the alleged scam he's been running. the businessman has to answer to someone else, the consumer protection division. >> our concern is this -- that consumers are being harmed. >> reporter: the office has filed a cease and disassist order. he'll have to post a $50,000 for future work, but that's not all. >> mr. clark at this time has been ordered to return all the money he took because he was selling without a license. >> reporter: so office says he's wracked up a $66,000 tabs

for six peoples. the case will like they span. 20 cases are involving him. she showed up offering to roll their address at a discount, but later charged them thousands more even as much as 30 grand. it is designed to stop that from happening. >> unless he gets a license, unless mr. clark complies with our order and unless he posts a bond with my agency, what's not going to happen he's not going to be paving anymore driveways. >> reporter: and the legal troubles for tommy continue to build tonight. he faces a hearing on this order from the attorney general in february, he's got those criminal cases pending in arundel county yesterday. those will go to trial in january. if you think you've been victimized by him or his company, the material general's office wants to hear from you.

you can contact them at 410-576- 6569. abc2 news. all right look at the rain out there. we continue to see one wave moving out, few scattered showers over the city and another wave coming in they'll bring decent downpour into the late evening and overnight hours here. look here in scan mode, we see scattered showers over the city, significant rains from hairingstown. we'll keep an eye on this next line of rain. rest of the evenings 50, gets colder as we go into the day tomorrow. we talk about that, look towards the weekend coming. >> thanks. if you want to be in the weather 24/7, download the app on our website at dewnews.com/weather.

you can get access to the forecast, where you live. so once you have the abc2 weather app were your forecast is always just a click away. well you know, we've heard from just about everyone involved in the penn state child sex abuse scandal september victims. the mother of victim one is now speaking out. jenny costello is here now with the latest. >> reporter: her son is listed as victim number one. she decided to break her silence after hearing the man accused of abusing him on tv monday night. some of those who new jerry sandusky are speaking out against the pedophile. after the coach insisted he just horsed around with children, the identity of this woman has been protected, she is the mother of alleged victim number one. >> it sickened me that he would be on tv, he looked more guilty. >> reporter: he is a married five of father, including matt

sandusky. the biological mother concerned for her son. jerry gave her son presents and was unusually close to hip. >> i think jerry was buying the kid. he was kind of suckering him in to whatever. >> reporter: the attorney of another victim also responded to the nbc interview in which sandusky said -- >> are you a pedophile? >> no. >> reporter: my client wants to sandusky to know he testifies that he was severely sexually assaulted by mr. sandusky. >> the number and the way that he was grooming them. when you read grand jury, presentment again, it's so consistent in the way that they explained his conduct. >> reporter: while she doesn't know if her son was sexually abused, she's not surprised by the hod criminal counts he's now facing. >> he's a liar that, you know -- he's, artist in covering all of himself up.

>> reporter: jerry sandusky is free on bail, but due back in court december 7 president. abc2 news. >> the fallout is really having an impact on the sandusky charity that he started. first the head of the organization stepped down, and now a pennsylvania restaurant and bar owner who hosted fundraisers for the charity before says he will no longer be associated with the group. the owner of lake harmony is a penn state grad and held an annual tail getting a party with all the proceeds going to second mile for years. the most recent fundraiser was held just last month. tonight, baltimore county police are looking for four men accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl. here's deposit was two of the men. she was walking around 3:00. the four drove up along side of her, one started talking to her. pulled out a gun, then forced

her into the front seat. then covered her eyes and drove her around. three of the men got out of car while the other sexually saw thed her. then they drove her back in a car similar to this one here. anyone with information should call the crime stoppers. you can also send an e-mail. the woman police believe master minded the kidnapping and imprisonment of four disabled people in a philadelphia basement has been found competent to stand trial. the ruling means that linda westen's prosecution will move forward, goes a hearing next month. they are charged with a locking the men and women in a basement and collecting their social security benefits. she has been ordered to get treatment while in police custody before her trial. university officials listed the lock down on the campus of

east carolina university. several hours after getting reports of a man walking on campus with an automatic rifle. turned out to be an umbrella. students and staff were secured in the buildings while police searched for the gunman. nothing was found, the chancellor said the report was unfounded. three nearby public schools were also locked down as a precaution. well in the latest developments in the occupy movement, police in seattle started pepper sprag protesters last night. the officers were trying to arrest a woman, but she swung a stick at them, another protester started getting involved. nearly a dozen were sprayed and eventually needed milk and water poured in their eyes because of the burning. four protesters were also arrested. and in the birthplace of the movement, hundreds of protesters kicked out of park in new york, returned last night, but without their tents and sleeping bags. judges ordered the park reopened, but they did not have a right to sleep there.

some of the protesters spent the night anyway, but any of them who tried to lay down or appeared to be carrying things to sleep, they were turned away by police. no more warnings for the folks in howard county as they speed through the school zone. the speed cameras are getting out real tickets. we are joined now with more. >> reporter: the county is now playing for keeps starting today. this morning, the real $40 tickets will be issued if you get caught speeding. howard county says after a year of study and month of testing out a system, they put two camera advance on the road to slow people down. police spokeswoman sherrie says the advance will be located around the school zone daily basis. this is about changing driver behavior. >> we're still assessing whether or not we think that people have started to slow down just from the knowledge that the cameras may be out there. we don't expect driver behavior to change overnight, but it's essential something we hope

over time people will start to think, there are cameras in howard county, we better slow down. >> reporter: the vans will be in different school zones daily and the county says, it's giving people help to avoid the tickets by posting on their website exactly where they will be stationed. more o tonight at 6:00. >> thanks. thanksgiving just over a week and hours away, people already thinking about shopping the day after. how safety experts suggest you should wrap all those toys and which toys that you may to want avoid. whether you're planning a flight somewhere firefighter meal or not, you may receive an e-mail in one of the country's largest airlines. you need to check to make sure you don't end up with a computer virus. and another couple got the ax last night on "dancing with the stars." we'll show you their reaction and tell you who's look good for the mirror ball trophy coming up soon.

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well tonight's consumer alert, the holidays right around the corner. lots of people are thinking about what gifts to give, products safety experts to want remind us to think safely first. the safety commission says no regulations have forced toy makers to make their products safer. there are some you should always avoid, like stay away from toys with a balloons or small parts because lots of children, at any age are going to try to eat almost anything. the way you package your gifts is also important too. >> it's so much fun to see children open presents and the paper and plastic bags, the ribbons, and so little children can pick these up and put plastic bags over their heads which is a suffocation hazard. make sure you remove all the wrapping paper and you keep

plastic bags and small parts away from little children. >> we are working to keep you safe. try to keep these in mind when you do your holiday shopping and gift wrapping this year. false you're planning on flying with those gifts, be careful. a new scam seems to be targeting e-mail boxes with faked messages from delta airlines. people have been complaining about receiving e-mails indicating they purchased a ticket with a company, when they click it, the attachment is labeled as a receipt contains a computer virus. best way to make sure it's real is to check the address, if it's from delta, it should end in @delta.com. >> the weather radar. very little daylight left out there, sunset already happened, 4:55 and not much dust to be seen through the

thick clouds. 57 degrees right now. and certainly some showers still out and about. stay that, take a look at that rain as it came through earlier today, i mean clouds, showers, dreary, ugly november look to the sky, main street, the traffic gets worse with the rain, slick conditions out on the roads. and how about west elementary, wet conditions here as well as we finished up the day on charles. maryland's most powerful radar, check it out. we've got wet weather from hagerstown west, this is sort of the edge of our next line of rain that'll be coming through. it's already putting rain down, across the central part of state, widely scattered showers now. northeastern maryland, back down through fredericksburg, virginia, not a lot of rain around baltimore right now. we think one more wave due later this evening. temperatures mid-50s from hagerstown to baltimore, eastern shore, we're still looking at low 60s.

pretty much the front is right on top of western maryland. cold air behind it just beginning to edge in to oakland. and as we look at some of those winds right now. they have turned northwest from the western shore out towards hagerstown, eastern shore, a bit of a southwest wind blowing. warmer temperatures there. now, highs today push 70 on the lower eastern shore, never above 60 at the airport today, they're downtown had 61 and 50s to the west. that was it in terms of temperature. clouds holding tough, and the showers all helping to cool things down. the main cold air has yet to arrive. again, you could see this front beginning to develop another round of significant rain out to the west. we're going to get one more decent round of rain in here through the late evening and overnight hours before that clear air arrives by midday tomorrow. that will also be much colder air back across the upper midwest. so we'll continue to watch for that as the main cold front dives south. now you can see the affect in terms of temperature right now

where that cold air is coming down the pike. 41 in chicago, cincinnati down to 48, we've still got that warm air reaching the east coast including the lower eastern shore, southern maryland, but the cold air will arrive, that's for sure. trend timing wise, when will the rain start and abate? another round showers through the evening. should clear out overnight, 8:00 a.m. things cloudy. few spritzes of rain here and there, then the skies clear off, thursday into friday. we're left with breezy, dry conditions, and on the whole, a real, real good looking weather scenario during the weekend. much chillier tomorrow and friday. overnight 44, lingering rain as we turn colder. thursday forecast, how about 47 degrees? a much cooler two degree guarantee, thursday night down to 31 as we go mostly clear and it will be quite brisk by tomorrow night. check out seven-day forecast.

maybe an early shower on thursday, other than that, what you're really going to notice is cooler conditions, little breezy at times thursday into friday. weekend though, things start to turn up for us again. 53 saturday, 62 or so by sunday, kelly, so a nice outlook here. not bad, but again, tomorrow, friday, much cooler. >> cooler without rain's not bad though. >> yeah, maybe a shower or two in the morning, then dry. >> sounds good. thanks a lot. let's talk about "dancing with the stars" now. there are just three couples left on the hot dancing show after last night's results show. george has more on the eliminated couples reaction. >> hope and maks. >> reporter: hope and her partner lasted for nine weeks of competition. it was sometimes turbulent, sometimes combative and often emotional. when hope learned she would not be this season's champion, she

still planned to go for the gold. but using the talent that made her a star in the first place. >> you know what, i'm going to go back inside instead of winning the mirror ball trophy i'm going to win a medal. >> reporter: hope attempted one interview and left of the floor wiping away tears. hope wanted to talk to me, it was just too hard. her partner skipped the press line altogether. but the three stars moving on to next week's finals did not. each one excited about what's to come in the last week of competition. are you surprised that you made it this far? >> yes, i was never the favorite i think of anybody's list. i know the odds on the online betting on these shows, i was 10-1 at the start. so i'm just, i'm feeling like i'm beating the odds. >> there no turning back, i definitely i'm in the finals, obviously i want that trophy now more than ever. really got to bring 200% in the rehearsals this week. >> we deserve to be in the

finals and take home the trophy. i don't know what she has planned, but whatever she says, i'm going to be like let's do it, let's let it all hang out. i want to take that trophy home. >> reporter: when the couples come back, one of the members is the free-style. in los angeles, george, for abc news. well there's a legal situation for the situation. the jersey shore star is now suing clothing score alabamaer come by -- abecrombie and fitch. the situation says it was really a publicity stunt that infringed on his trademark image. he wants at least $4 million in damages. well teen sensation justin bieber off the hook. the girl dropped her paternity suit against beebeer. bieber said he would take a toast prove he wasn't the

child's father. the lawyers threatened to file their own suit. antibioticks not always the answer. they're good for fighting bacteria, but taking them for the wrong reasons could do more harm than good for your family. and children, love playing with video games, they have lot in common with gamblers. results on a surprising new study coming your way. @

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thought, 42% of the major infections occur after the patient left the hospital. several risk-factors could increase the patients risk for infections including heart failure, hypertension and chronic lung disease. new warning about antibioticks tonight. they're great at fighting bacteria, many are overusing them. so much though they can do more harm than good. viruses like the common cold cannot be treated with a antibioticks, many people use them from hand washing to cleaning. the danger is people can build up immunity then may not work when you need them too. try rest, fluids, and over the counters medications to treat these symptoms of a viral infection. breaking up is heart to do, apparently for woman, break-ups are harder on the hearts. according to a doctor, women are seven to nine time more lickly to suffer from something

called the broken heart syndrome. symptoms include similar to a heart attack and even heart failure. according to the study, broken heart sin chrome is the only heart condition that affects women more than men. it seems people who spend a lot of time playing video games may have something in common with gamblers. european scientists studied a group of 14-year-olds. about half played more than nine hours a week. those teens had larger reward centers in their brain than those who saved less. the kids also showed greater brain activity. the same trait is found in gamblers brains. these findings could help addictive behaviors down the road. abc2.com is your place for all the health news you need, log on, check out the page, find today's health headlines as well as distant health topics to help keep you and your fathe information that you need. google this, new online

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