nearby house just above perry hall, it was like anight hire. >> we were in the house watching tv and heard the initial -- i guess it was the initial smack of the cars. it was, it was a mess. it. >> reporter: with a blind northbound curve as his neighbor he said every time he pulls out of his driveway he risks being t boned by oncoming traffic. >> i have lived here about 30 years. that whole time i can't count the number of accidents we have had especially when it gets icy or snowy. >> reporter: according to the maryland state highway administration the stretch of route 1 1 has been the site of 32 crashes in last three years. >> something needs to be done. straightening this bend, putting a camera system in, if you want to put in a median, i

don't know. >> reporter: for jeff any improvements to make this stretch of belaire road safer can't be soon enough. he has spent most of the morning on the phone with grief counselors trying to deal with last night's death. he was the one who ran to try to help the victims in the seconds after the crash. >> nobody got ejected. the one lady got out and fell -- she collapsed getting out of the car. the other lady -- >> reporter: in perry hall, jeff hager. >> we have to feel for jeff. a 42-year-old woman survived the collision. she is right now at shock trauma and we wish her the best in this.

again, jeff, hang in there tonight friend. a washington dc area medic who fell from an enter state interstate into a creek has decide. he was responding to a car fire. he tried to climb over to the car, slipped fell 20 feet in to the shallow creek. he was rescue from the creek but died this afternoon and an investigation into what led to the accident is continuing at this hour. investigators trying to determine what caused a fire at a plant in solace point road. when firefighters arrived there was smoke from the second and 4 floors. of 2010 there were a series of fires same building. george hughley look away as photographs showed rescue works fighting to save yardly love. the first call came out it was for an alcohol overdose when

they arrived and saw bruises, cuts and blood they knew it was something else. a lot of action in court today. >> reporter: in court we heard testimony regarding yardly love's medical condition before her death and her appearance after it. we also heard from the other woman and the other man in relationships between love and hughley. love's doctor from her time as ayala cross player at the university of virginia testified that despite her taking the drug a derol she had no reason to pass away in may of 2010. police and rescue crews said it that when they arrived they found a large hole in the bedroom door and her eight eye was swollen shut. burns described a friendship with her that included several hook ups over the years that they were friends. he described a visit to the

area on february 27th. he said he entered the apartment after hearing a woman screaming for help. he opened the door and saw hughley with his arm around love's neck. he said he hooked up with love the week before she was killed. that prosecutorrers say led to the threatening e-mail that hughley sent to her just days before she was killed. we heard from the other woman in the relationship who graduated from the university in 2010. she said she and hughley never dated but did hook up several times including in the spring of 2010. the prosecution is trying to show that all of these events giving hughley motive to kill love. the defense will argue all of these are showing that the relationship was fall agriculture part that wound up with an accidental death. reporting live, abc 2news. >> and stay bus as we cover

this trial all the way until a verdict is given. on air and on the website. we have a web page dedicated to the trial. you can find it by clicking on the featured shoreys in the middle of the home page or going to the website. what a difference 24 hours makes. last night we were looking at wet roads because of snow falling in the area and today the drive home a little easier. the snow is not out of the forecast. we turn to wyatt in the storm center with your first forecast. >> what a difference 24 hours makes and we will say that again tomorrow night with another weather system on the way. we will break that down in -- just a few more minutes. right now tonight's clear night. temperatures on the cold side. we have mid-30s, westminister, 39 -- easton. the wins up airtimes, gusting around 16 to 20 but quieting down now just a light westerly

wind five to 15. rest of the egg evening breezy, chilly. in to the day tomorrow a sunny start that will go cloudy and eventually bringing in more winter weather around here late tomorrow night. i know yet another round. more on that straight ahead. >> today, the general assembly took up a bill requiring parents to tell police about missing or dead children. it's called caylee's law in memory of caylee anthony. her mother didn't report her missing for a movement the bill will make it a felony to not report a child's death in two hours, not to report a missing child with in 24 hours or a child older than 13 in 48 hours. another bill would ban all teens from tanning beds here in the state. today survivors and doctors spoke out in support of the ban. kelly swoop explainsy. >> reporter: legislation from state senator jamie would make

it illegal for anyone under the age of 18 to use indoor tanning beds, today the senator sent a bill saying teen is be denied access to electric tanning beds, in 2009 howard became the first jurisdiction to retrick teens, last year california put in a law keeping minors out. right now they can use tanning bed it's they get permission from a parent. >> right now our law provides that minors, children can go into the indoor tanning bed, that cause cancer that will increase their chance ever getting potentially deadly skin cancer, can do it with a parent's note. >> very no family history of skin cancer. however i did go tanning when i was a teen. from the surgeries to countless hours of worry for me and my family that continue, i continue to get tests all the

time. i wouldn't wish this on anyone. >> this is the only-. >> opponents say there is no evidence to show a connection. they say it's just not strong enough to warrant banning the beds. and like -- the potential law could hurt businesses and also take away the rights of parents to make the best decisions for children. >> all right. at least a 40,000 former and current homeowners are in bad paperwork are going to get help. we will tell you more about the mortgage bailout today. it's called plan b and a nonprescription drug used as a emergenciy form of birth control. why not put it into a convenienting machine? right now it's available to anyone without a prescription but you have to be 17 and you have to get it from a pharmacist or from a doctor. townsend's health center wants to put in a vending machine to make it easier to get.

critics say this would promote sex and make people less responsible. doctors say sex is still difficult to talk about for some and it would promote responsibility. >> we at this point make it available but they have to see a nurse at least to talk to somebody about it and request it. even that for some students is a barrier. they make -- try to be as nonjudge mental. we try to provide education,. >> a spokesperson said the idea is still being researched and it could be a year before it is in place. all right its time to play the delani valley road . move to townsend in 1953, became coed in 1986, answer, what is goucher college and tonight you get to watch sarah barts on

jeopardy. a teen going in for surgery to loose weight. why some doctors important it. i like that smart sarah bart. i have a name. frank -- from walkersville. the two degree weather winter. 45 at the airport. 45 the two degree guarantee. that's seven days in a row. we have nailed that guarantee. sunny skies for now but the next weather maker on the way. it's straight ahead. 3q

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. manchester, valley high school, in beautiful carroll county. there you are. look at the snow on the ground. look at that. great job, just like swept it out of there. the manchester was built back in 2009. all right. are you looking to strike it rich quickly? have you seen the latest powerball jackpot. nobody hit the winning numbers last night. the it's not you to $310 million. the next drawing coming up on saturday night. let's look at your health alert. a level of transfats in your blood is dropping. according to the usa today the drop was 58% between 2000 and

2009. they are common with fried and prepackaged foods and linked to high cholesterol and heart disease. we have heard about kids getting over weight. is surgery safe for kids? we look at a compelling new study recommending weight loss surgery for them. >> reporter: no matter how much she tried megan said licing weight has always been a challenge. one that took a physical and emotional toll. >> i was made fun of all the time in schoolt. was hard to do anything that the other kids d. >> reporter: as a last resort she had weight loss surgery when she was 14 and now a new study supports the idea in extreme cases of offering surgery sooner rather than later. >> teen this is type of weight and suffering severe obesity have very significant organ damage. >> reporter: the doctor of the

nationwide children's hospital led the studyf. it goes unchucked it can lead to a lifetime of heart disease, lung, kidney and liver problems, so to see how it may help he followed more than a dozen teens for two years and found four out of five were actually cured of hypertension and surgery cut their risk of long term health problems. >> argument is compelling that we really do need to be doing this young to avoid the burden of decease disease they will have. >> reporter: the doctor said the surgery is be a last resort for teens but can be effective. today megan is 135 pounds lighter because of her commitment to leading a healthy lifestyle, her long term threat are gone . >> i can breathe like i should be able to.

>> doctors caution that weight loss surgery in teens can take years of counseling before being cleared. the study is and i they . >> now the radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> days getting longer but not necessarily warmer. much better weather than this time yesterday. 39 at pwi. temperatures down in to the 30s. wind is calm. it was windy airtimes and we take a windy cold weekend on the way. you're view to the north. nice sunset here, early snow on the ground. melling off quickly. carroll with an inch or two and

-- a fantastic sunset, on the northwest side of washington. how is that, just a few high thin clouds. the radar dry, all the way down to the side in catonsville. could see some one to two inches accumulations, take a look at temperature, cooling off, widespread 30s in maryland. barely hanging onto 40 but a wind chill with the light west breeze and highs today in the mid40s. we think we had a good 45 degrees. the cloud will thicken pup by tomorrow night. by the late news we will look at snow and rain going to all

snow as we move into early saturday morning. skies clear across the midatlantic but as we look out to the south and west you can see the increasing cloud cover, missouri, southern illinois, northern missouri and its that more active weather that will replace the high pressure cell. we can kind of see that, make that out here -- the future trend showing basically increasing clouds by late in the day tomorrow but you see that developing storm to the west. snow across the midwest and as we go from tomorrow night into early saturday, that's where we think the onset of rain and now, eventually going to snow showers saturday morning, and wrapping in on the back side of this will be cold windy conditions all weekend. ly say this, a more significant storm for places like boston. they could get hammered as this blouse up over the atlantic waters, across baltimore and maryland a glancing blow.

we are watching storm as it develops just north of texas. we will keep you posted all day tomorrow and late tonight. overnight 27, tomorrow a pleasant start. 50 degrees. sunny, what is the big deal but tomorrow night lue know what it is with another winter mix. lasting overnight into saturday morning, the watt will be worse to the north and east. travel to the new england state not advised. not the best weekend to go to boston. into sunday sunshine but a cold windy situation. we warm it up for valentine's tuesday. for all the love birds, better weather is a head. >> you just dropped the word, love. you were here. one year ago. it's the season. you know what it feel like. you wouldn't believe what the title did for wyatt and tonight cheryl will feel the same rush. you did feel a rush right? >> it's rush. >> as baltimore magazine salutes the best singles with a

huge party at bond street social. party starts at seven and watch the news and you will see shareful wooing the crowd. >> there you go. >> a local college is getting some headlines, because of a senior doing very well on jeopardy. >> i'm -- $100,000. >> yes you are. sarah bart is still in there. last week to finish third in the first round game. she had the most money of those who lost and moved in to the semis as a wild card. she is one of 15 players selected from 12,000 to compete in the challenge and she told us it wasn't a matter of knowing the answers but being quick. >> we all knew 90% of the material. it's just buzzing in on time and whoever is faster by a second is going to get that answer. >> this is a second time she tried out for jeopardy and

found out she said she hopes to buy a car with her winnings. now tonight she takes on two guys, one from george washington and the other from duke. find out how she does tonight on abc2. it starts at seven followed by wheel of fortune and then the prime time schedule starts at eight. right now -- look at all the singles getting ready. look at that. a stream of sings right down pratt street. [ man ] launch sequence initiated.

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. before we go a look at what's coming up at 11. >> all new, you see the television products on tv that promise the results, sometimes they seem to good to be true. tonight we will go behind the scenes of those ads to see how they test the products. and a father forces his son to run down a street in his underwear and shoes. why he says this is a good parenting technique. that is coming up tonight. >> all right. now snowy night tomorrow. >> late tomorrow night into saturday morning. i think we are get away without a school or work delay saturday morning unless you work then. a chilly wind chill but

tomorrow up to 450 and then it goes down late tomorrow nightw. he track the latest at 11. >> hope to see you at 11.