the feinberg family is behind this library. we have developments. a police officer was shot in the town home community of pinecove road in odenton. that's where abc2 news joce sterman joins us. >> reporter: it all happened in this corner town house on pinecove avenue. as you mentioned, a baltimore city office are was shot by a baltimore county officer which raises the question, what were they doing in anne arundel county. this happened at 2:11 according to police. cops from different agencies were gathered at the town house to serve a narcotics warrant. they arrested the suspect. when the cops moved inside a baltimore county officer shot a baltimore city officer in the

arm. that officer had been on the city force 16 years. baltimore police are not identifying him. they said he was on the dea task force. he was taken to shock trauma after the shooting. the scene, they say, was bizarre, what happened after this police shooting. >> everybody rushed over to him and then they wanted to check on him. he was screaming because he was in pain. they went inside. at that point everybody was standing around. >> reporter: list in anne arundel county said they are not sure how many shots were fired. as for baltimore county police, we know it's difficult to keep things straight. they are don'ting -- doing an internal investigation. all of this stems from the

warrant they were serving. they arrested the suspect. his name is vernon jackson. when they picked him up, they were carrying 2700 pounds of pot and $900 in cash. live in odenton, joce sterman. >> we have baltimorenty, baltimore city and anne arundel. we have more information in the penn state sex abuse case of sandusky. an attorney of the victim said the former coach needs to stop victimizing the people with his words. psu assistant coach jerry sandusky showered with the boy in the locker room even though sandusky was never charged, it left a mark on the young man who feels he's being victimized again. jerry sandusky is continuing to

talk. he's facing 40 counts of child sexual abuse. in an interview with the "new york times" sandusky maintained his innocence saying his reported horsing around was not of a sexual nature. the attorney for one of the victims said by denying it, it's continuing to victimize the children. >> we're calling on sandusky's lawyer to stop this. stop this effort to manipulate. while he's trying to manipulate public, prospective jurors, he's bringing further abuse on the kids. >> reporter: the attorney represents a 24-year-old man known as victim number six, one of the first cases reported to psu officials and police in 1998. the mother of the young boy went

to officials saying sandusky showered with her son naked in the locker room. sandusky said of that meeting, quote, this is how she started. you showered with him? do you shower with other kids. yes. i said nothing happen. i said to her -- i said, can we get your son and maybe just talk. she said no, not going to do that. he said i feel bad about that perception, he had something that bothers him. i'm sure i said i'm sorry. >> sandusky seems like he's saying he's telling the truth and my client and all these other kids are liars. >> reporter: what angered janet, after he was under investigation by the grand jury he reached out to victim six and others inviting them to the house. she contacted police. janet said sandusky's attorney is attempting to manipulate

public opinion. >> why would someone attend a dinner with me who was a victim of abuse at my hands, and that's outrageous. that's obscene. >> reporter: at this point, the attorney said there's an institutional component as well where sandusky's actions were ignored by the university. janet said it's continuing to abuse his clients and the other alleged victims in the case. roosevelt leftwich. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake won the election for marks the first time she ran since she was sworn in in in january of 2010. rawlings-blake said she is

finishing up her speech. >> my administration is focused on ways we can make sure that baltimore is a vibrant city. >> tomorrow's inauguration will start at 11:30. the mayor is expected to be sworn in at 12:30. >> temperatures have been running mild. we're just below 60 in many places, still 63 in easton and salisbury. watching our next weather maker, the main one will arrive as we get into tomorrow evening. we'll bring in the chance for rain. we'll talk about when the rain kicks into overdrive and could she brief wintry mix. the winebergs have done it again. it's being led by one of the

largest private foundations in the country based in baltimore. kelly swoope tells us how millions of dollars are helping students. >> 15 community partners are helping to staff new or rebuilt libraries. today senator ben cardin and mayor stephanie rawlings-blake were on hand. it's being led by the foundation. it gives them $4 million in con ri biewtions -- contributions. >> each library will feature new features, furniture and equipment, new reading materials, e readers, nooks from barnes & noble and a's for parents and guardians to visit the library, share time with

their child, et cetera. >> southwest west charter, thomas and east baltimore schools have been chosen. they see it as a step in the right direction. >> our students cannot thrive without books. love of reading leads to a love of learning and continuing education for our children and their families. it is my sincere hope that we will be able to replicate this so that every student in baltimore will have access to the tools that he or she needs to succeed in school. >> design work is underway and construction work is expected to begin this summer. kelly swoope. all right.

it's a pretty good start. the ravens would not fall down on this december day. the ravens ran all over a sloppy cleveland. out of the first 32 place, the ravens ran the ball 27 times. though broke their team record. ray rice, a career afternoon, 204 on the ground. , fourth highest in raven history. get one, get one. cleveland fans, look at this -- why are they leaving in the third quarter. johnson. and just for kicks we end on a punt return from la darius webb.

should the playoffs begin today, we would be the third seed. should the reaches win out, we would be the number one seed. that means we play home, home, home. so win out. >> so those looking to save cash, coming up we have found the savings. it is your local consignment shop. find out why it's crowded. we'll keep you on your toes looking for scams. why those offers to be a secret santa are too good to be true if they look real.

the annual toy drive continues as we get close to christmas. abc 2 has joined forces with celebree learning centers. we're hoping i don't can help out from now until december 22nd. donate new, unwrapped toys. you can drop them off at walmart, celebree learning centers, state police barracks or fire stations in anne arundel county. for more log on to abc2news.com. the holiday shopping season is in full swing, but not everyone is rushing out top --

to spend money at the mall. >> reporter: black friday has come and gone but many stores are pulling out all the stops to get customers in. but, there are some places shoppers are pouring into like consignment shops. yes, you heard it, consignment shops. >> it's only $35. some people would think $35, but if you know how it's made -- >> reporter: bridget is one of the co-owners of the lily pad. she said consignments offer great deals. many shops like lily pad say they definitely have seen an uptick. >> this year i've noticed our holiday outfits and dresses are selling like crazy. i think you're stretching that

dollar a lot when you can buy two outfits for your child to wear and still have money to left over. >> the key is you have to have a really good eye for fashion and a better eye for labels. >> we have a lot of special occasion ware, an imp coat. it's $42. >> reporter: the deals don't stop there. at the surprise shop, you can literally find everything from clothing from men to children. >> a lot of cold water creek, a lot of talbot. these are brand-new cole hann shoes. we have jay jill, a ton of thal

bots, gap -- talbot's. >> reporter: and a lot of those are flying out the door. >> i find at christmas a bigger crowd coming in, looking at the decorations because lights are so expensive. we have people coming in saying they by surprise gifts. we get lots of surprise gifts. >> reporter: if you're planning a christmas wedding, the surprise shop is where you need to be. all these brand-new wedding gowns are going for $99. this year, they along with many others are hoping that the registers keep ringing. >> the great things about consignment, if you buy it here,

especially a holiday outfid fit -- outfit, you bring it here. >> reporter: reporting for abc2 news. check that store out, jamie, a good idea for the holidays. 53 degrees at the airport right now. the wind is calm. take a look across the baltimore area. you find that basically today was all about the clouds. we had dense fogs, hope you didn't get caught in that. at the high school, pretty much a cloudy weather scenario, no rain and no rain in annapolis. we had a few peeks of sunshine. for the most part, gray day, tomorrow sameday deal-- same

deal. we're not low 50s to mid-50s except for the eastern shore. we've got 60s. patuxent river through the easton area. winds are out of the south. they're very light, 10 to 15. wind not a big factor. whitemarsh to catonsville, low 60s, chances for showers, especially the second half of the delay from lunch -- day from lunchtime. there's that wave of rain. we could sew a few scattered sprinkles and see those sneaking up the coast. the main line, this is a slow moving system that begins to arrive in earnest towards wednesday. much colder air wrapping around the back side. temperatures have dropped

sharply from michigan, chicago, to the northern plains. we'll get a cold shot but that's going to take until wednesday night into thursday. our trend shows the timing. chances for rain going up by midday. then the rain will persist. we'll get another wave as that boundary stalls over maryland on wednesday, good shot of rain. as the whole thing begins to push out. it's wednesday night, if enough moisture remains, we could she brief wintry mix early thursday morning but it w melt off rapidly. overnight down to 52, overcast with a few sprinkles. 60, despite clouds. showers becoming more likely late in the day and especially tomorrow night. your seven-day forecast, the trend for cooler temperatures

and rain early thursday morning. cooler and sunnier for the weekend. >> all right. thank you. 'tis the season as you do more shopping. you're always looking for more ways to make money. we have warned you about these secret shopping scams before. like many others, abc2 news joce sterman tells us scammers are trying a new twist on this. >> reporter: shopping is not only a necessity for some but a hobby they love. that's why the idea of getting paid to do it sounds appealing. it's called mystery shopping. you get to report back on customer service. >> i need a camera. i need a camera. >> reporter: the internet crime complaint center said you get hired to test out money transfer services. the scammer sends you a check,

ask you to deposit it and wire it to a third party but upfind out the check is counterfeit, which means you're on the hook. joce sterman, abc2 news. >> the internet crime complaint said many radio stations are getting caught up in it. one is getting paid for spots advertising mystery shopping which customers later complain turn out to be trouble, so be careful. here's a look at what's coming up. we love to buy online but a small mistake could have serious consequences. abc2 is working with you. plus, new information tonight on the efforts to get some private companies to run the baltimore rec centers. do they still risk being shut down at the end of the month? plus, wyatt's full forecast.

p a quiet evening. tomorrow milder still. things start to go down tomorrow night. >> all right. listen. coming up next, world news at

6:30. we'll see you back here at 11:00. have a great night, everybody.