person handling the estate said hahn died about a decade ago and his widow probably wasn't aware of it before her death earlier this year. a water main break has been repaired. it happened off bel air road. water service should be back on soon. northbound bel air road and the ramp were closed. northbound is expected to be back open a little bit later tonight. well, the warm weather is gone. look at this, nasty traffic on the roads, probably because of all that rain that has been falling for much of the day. wyatt everhart has a look at that first forecast. >> everyone is saying what happened to the 70s, a big cold front dropping the rain. we have heavy rains across north caroline county through cecilton

kent county and cecil county. there is clearing to the west. carroll county clearing out. howard county clearing out. more rain surging out of the south from the western shore going eastward. our visibilities are low, a little midwest mixing in with the rain. drive with care once you cross the route 50 bridge. temperatures around 50. we're headed into the 40s. cloudy wet conditions. we'll talk about how fast the sunshine comes back and where the temperature's headed coming up. dr. conrad murray was sentenced to the maximum sentence of four years behind bars in the death of michael jackson. jamie costello has more. >> reporter: the judge's words may be tougher than the sentence. the judge said it was medicine madness that led to the death of the king of pop and that the 58-year-old murray show nod

sense of remorse, no sense of false and that he is dangerous that murray should have walked away when the superstar promised to pay him $150,000 a month for daily doses of propofol. >> i think the everything went well. >> reporter: part of murray's sentence is still undecided. prosecutors asked for $120 million losses. the judge hasn't set the number yet. whatever the number, it could keep murray from profiting off of jackson's death. the gaithersburg man accused of killing his companion is expected to be released from jail. gary giordno is expected to be extradited. the appeals ruling is expected tomorrow. a judge ruled last week that prosecutors lacked enough evidence to keep holding

giordano as a suspect. joran van der sloot is accused of killing a are rue viian student. the suit seeks $10 million in damages and claims his human rights were violated. van der sloot is charged with murder and robbery. anne arundel police are investigating a possible sexual assault. a female student said she was raped by another student in one of the school's bathrooms yesterday. the suspect knew the victim. the lawyer for the alleged sexual abuse victim of jerry sandusky said he's been distressed to hear sandusky's

lawyer dispute the charges. he said he sees the strategy of putting him in the trial instead of sandusky. he said comments have really hurt the victims. he said he is in discussion with prosecutors. an anne arundel man is recovering after he was attacked by at least two dogs while running in a davidsonville park. it happened late monday afternoon on 3100 block of patuxent river road. the plan fled the park with one dog and the other two got loose in the park. one was captured quickly by animal control. the other was running lose for -- loose for several hours before it was cornered. >> it was in thick dense marsh,

became entanning -- entangled. it was lunging at the officers. they had to tranquilize the dog. >> that dog later died. the 23-year-old victim was treated for severe bites. police are searching for the owner of the dogs. we'll have much more tonight at 6:00. you never would let your kids smoke marijuana but would you like them eat candy that looks like. it the lollipops are lighting up concern. >> reporter: some people call them pot pops. they're not marijuana. they just look at it. it looks like a drug you wouldn't want your kids to get their hands on. they are sold next to treats like sour patch kids in some stores. some believe it's the latest to

get a makeever that makes it more appealing to kids. >> they're being groomed to understand pot, like pot, you know, have a positive experience with their candy and think that pot's candy, tend's not. >> reporter: tonight at 11, we'll tell you where we found the candy and what parents have to say. >> we'll look forward to that report. governor martin o'malley is on a trade mission in india, which is being called the largest in history. the six-day trip includes stops in mumbai and new delhi. more than 100 business leaderships and elected officials joined governor martin o'malley. >> given the emergence of india, we have every reason to believe

that india will move up and become one of our top five trading partners. >> this is the governor's second trade mission. >> more children are living in poverty. the census bureau looked at 3,000 counties nationwide and found 653 counties saw a big increase in poverty for kids between the ages of five and 17. about a third of the counties had school aged poverty rates above the average. the government uses these numbers to allocate federal funds to school. >> high fuel prices and labor costs forced american airlines to file for bankruptcy. the nation's once largest airline filed for petitions to reorganize. american has lost almost $5 billion since twef-- 2007.

>> all of our largest competitors have taken this path, some, more than once, and as they have done that, they have improved their cost structure, improved their capital structure and made themselves much more competitive but we're now at a point where it's time to turn the page and move forward. >> don't worry. if are a planning on flying, american or american eagle, it will be business has usual. your tickets will be honored. american has more than $4 billion in cash on hand to get through the court proceeding. >> amtrak, the tickets are digital. e ticketing allows the customers to present their tickets at home. using a mobile devierks the

conductor scans the bar code. the trial is available to customers of amtrak's service which runs between portland, maine and boston. next summer it will be expanded to the california routes. if all goes well, amtrak hopes to roll it out nationally. san francisco plans to launch a new service that could save you from getting a parking ticket. it involves the city's new high tech meters. the service will send you a text alert when the time on your meter is about to expire. you can add more money for a 45-cent transaction fee. smartphones are really coming in handy, aren't they? we'll tell you what police and firefighters fond that smelled nothing like a gas leak. a big lottery payout is something we dream b why are -- about.

why are people concerned about the latest winners. a puppy who got a second chance still need as third one. we'll bring you her story coming up.

now to a story out of connecticut. we've all heard the uplifting story of the cafeteria workers who won the lottery but not to headlines like this one. three wealthy investment bankers won the lottery. there's news they may have been trying to divert attention from the real winner. >> reporter: three wealthy investment bankers walk into a press conference and announce they've won the lottery. they dutifully hold their $254

million check. >> $104 million after the lump sum. >> reporter: you almost want it to be a winner. >> it feels good. >> reporter: maybe this was a joke. overnight britain's daily mail said a friend of one of the three said they actually didn't win. he said it was a ruse and the real winner is one of the trio's wealthy clients. gladstone told abc news one of them said the plan was to keep all this private. you've seen people pry into other people's lives. they want to protect their client. the bankers brought a fourth person and she said the three were going to give it to charity. >> charity is number one. >> reporter: the spokesperson wasn't willing to talk about details. >> i'm not getting into the timeline. i don't want to get into their

personal lives. >> reporter: the fred, tom gladstone told abc news, quote these are smart guys. they want to turn the $100 million into $300 million or $400 million. one of the three said he bought the ticket for $1. all right. let's get a look at it. yes. very heavy rain coming down. what happened to the 70s. november, kind of expected. heavy rain on the eastern shore. we're getting clearing. in denton you're getting the downpours headed up through goldsburg. a lot of this heavier rain will continue to push off north of cecil ton where it's coming down into charleston and elkton.

and still some decent showers. wet roads in baltimore. 50 right now. you've got to run the wipers. winds south at five. those will get gustier. you see cloudy, gray damp days. it made for an ugly lunch hour. bell area is wet in harford county. the heaviest rain in the north eastern corner of the state. there will still be some severe weather, not really, but somen oosh weather along the -- but some unusual weather along the western shore. coastal harford through

baltimore anne arundel and calvert county. could see a one and a half foot high are tide. temperatures around 50. some spots in the 40s like easton and patuxent river. heavy rains on the eastern shore. the wind, also, been coming up. we've got a few gusts to 30 and 39 miles an hour, so windy, wet, kind of an unsettled weather to say the least. the main line of rain will clear from west to east. we could see drizzle and a few flakes in western maryland into early tomorrow. i don't think we'll see sunshine coming on too rapidly. we'll see slow and steady improvements. what we will not see is a change in temperature for the better. things get colter -- colder. we're in the 30s to the west. check out the trend.

rain from west to east clearing out. then the clouds from the sort of core of that storm system, that's all that will be left. the clouding roll in tom. some sunny peeks, yes, a few patches of drizzle but not bluebird skies. not the widespread sun. looks like fantastic fall weather thursday into the weekend. overnight 38. clouds, blustery. the rain tapers off. chilly breezy. we'll hit 52 in the afternoon. 33 tomorrow night. we'll look for a frost overnight. in your seven-day forecast, finding temperatures running in the 50s consistently, which is pretty seasonable for the last couple of days in november. you see the first days of november not much different, so, kelly, there you g not as warm

-- go. not as warm as yesterday. >> a tease. >> a tease for spring. >> reality has set in. a dog in texas is missing an ear after being abused. now the puppy named grace is getting a second chance at a life. grace's left ear was severely infected and nearly detached. the doctor suspects someone tried to crop the ears at home, probably to raise it as a fight are dog. >> i don't know why one would want to hurt something young and innocent like a puppy. >> the doctor said the abuse didn't break little gracie's spirit. she spent nearly $2,000 of her own money to nurse the puppy

back to help. she can't keep her. she is hoping someone else will give grace to gracey. she already as two rescued pitbulls ofler own. collisions on the football field can lead to concussions and other brain injuries. researchers are looking at a possible cause. it's the common practice that's putting all players at risk. >> the age old adage about sex and men is being put to the test. it asks young men how often do you really think about sex.

more and more children are not getting vaccinations before going to school. the associated press find more parents are skipping some of their children's shots. state lay louse exemptions for medical, religious and sometimes philosophical reasons. the number of reasons were awarded in half of the state. alaska had the highest and mississippi had the lowest. some parents question the effectiveness of the shots, other the safety. by the age of six a child may have had two dozen vaccinations. polio and diphtheria are pretty much wiped out. a group is recommending that women get their first mammograms

at 30. they found out of 1,000 women 373 patients who were screened for breast cancer, invasive patients were found in 64% who did not have a family history and 63% in patients who did get history. those with or without a history can been fit from the early mammogram screenings. if you're concerned about your kids getting concussions from sports, football may not be the only game to keep your eye on. repeated headers in soccer can cause damage. those who headed the ball a few time as day were susceptible to the injury. it was conducted on 39 amateur soccer players in their 30s. now abc2news.com, we're working for you. we've got a complete concussion

resource guide. it's a great place for parents, coaches and athletes to learn the warning signs. just head to abc2news.com/concussion for more information. a new study is breaking an age old stereotype about men. young men don't think about sex every seven seconds. in fact, they only think about it 19 times a day. for young women it's 10 times a day. they came to the conclusion after studying 300 college students between 18 and 25. the study also looked into how much they thought about food and sleep. an unbelievable car crash in phoenix. a car is trapped underneath a semi. find out how the driver is doing tonight. plus, it's not always easy

to keep busy space, but an astronaut has found a fun way it pass the time. we'll take a look. j

firefighters,ly, and bge made a stop -- police and bge made a stop because of a strange smell. thanks to the partnership, the kids have a new place to practice like a prompt details on the newest football field. and republican presidential candidate herman cain's campaign is once again fielding some unflattering claims. we'll tell you what this means for cain's campaign and what he has to say about these allegations. >> looking at 695, traffic is moving smoothly. i tell you, it was nasty if you were out