hours. nathan jackson is one of them. your wife is the president of the homeowners association and has been complaining about speed. >> she has. also, there's no crosswalks for children. kids used to run across the street. so it took her three years and she finally got lacrosse walk put in -- a crosswalk put in at the top, but she continued to complain because cars would turn to get into the parking area. they would have to speeds a fast as they could because of traffic coming in the opposite direction. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. police say that speed was a factor when that one car ran head-on into the other causing a double fatal accident. so many people in this heamp tonight have -- area tonight have said that speed is a factor on mcdonogh road. we're live in owings mills, cheryl conner, abc2 news. we have two people who lost

their lives today. last night we had deadly accident in harford county. we lost three people. all siblings. they were riding in a single car together. state police are telling us that david bauguess and his younger siblings, ashley and joey died when the chevy cavalier crossed the center line side swiping another car. >> i told mi wife it was an accident she thought the kids had hit something or something. when they told her all three of her kids were dead, she lost it. >> look at the car split in half, making it difficult for investigators to determine who was driving. two people riding in the char that hit them are expected to survive. during last night's rescue in harford county, a medivac helicopter had its engine caught

fire. it illustrates the need to upgrade the state's aging choppers. as rosie leftwich live tells us, the delivery of the first new choppers has been delayed. >> reporter: delayed changes could mean the fleet will have to stay in the air a little bit longer. when you see a maryland state police helicopter in the sky, you know that somebody's going to get the help that they need. last night when responding to a multiple injury crash in harford county, one of the choppers had a problem has this was landing. >> initiated emergency landing procedures while he was doing that, a warning light lit on the cockpit dashboard. the crew landed safely a regular landing. when they exited the aircraft they saw one of the engines appeared to be on fire. >> reporter: the engine could be

safely transported by am blafnlts a second chopper was overhead and could have assisted. patient care didn't suffer but it brings back a big issue. the state's fleet of choppers need to be updated. they have an order in for the ones used in worldwide rescue and currently used by the new jersey state limits the first two to be delivered in maryland are on hold for now. >> they're in the process of negotiating that with the manufacturer. if that -- not if but when that is finalized, they then, as i understand it, it's a modification to the outside of the airplane. as to go to the faa for certification. that could cause some delays. >> reporter: the chairman of the house group says the state police wanted the modifications to help make the new choppers safer and work better for their

needs. although this could delay the delivery for several weeks or months, he says with such a large investment, it has to be done the right way. >> it's like buying an automobile f you put together a team saying here's what we need the automobile to do, whatever they come up with, you'll have to rely on their judgment. this case we rely on the professionals to do that. my belief is they've gone out and made a good choice. >> reporter: depending on how fast the faa lay proves the new dine, the choppers -- design, the choppers won't get into the hair until early summer. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. yes, rosie and i do occasionally tie shop. few gusts around 20, so the breezeñi today, clouds early on but they cleared off. plate in the day we had late day

sunshine for your commute home. dry weather continuing this evening, no precipitation threat tonight or early tomorrow. as we see temperatures rising into the mid-50s, it will be noticeably milder tomorrow and the chance for showers coming in tomorrow evening. we'll talk or about that system and look to the rest of your week. how mild does it get? it's coming up. police in anne arundel county are investigating a report from a 9-year-old girl who said she was walking home from school last week and was sexually assaulted. a man grabbed her and pulled her into a wooded area. this sketch last been put together based upon what the girl told limits patrols have been increased in the area. police are asking anyone with information to call 410-222-3468. police are still investigating that road rage incident that led to a stabbing. witnesses told officers right before 4 at three north the

driver of a and the passenger of the ford explorer got out to exchange seats. the driver in another car said something. the driver of the suv and confronted the passenger from the other car. the passenger from the other car pros sudbrook started stabbing the driver of the suv. the driver sufficient the suv drove after him and they both crashed. the suspect held sudbrook down until police got there. he was treated at shock trauma charged with first degree assault. police are trying to figure out why a car crashed into a kentucky fried chicken. a bmw drove off the road, through the glass windows of the restaurant right during dinner time. they believe the driver is the person who lost his life but several people inside the store were hurt. a bill that legalizes

same-sex marriage is on the way to the senate. the judicial committee voted. they expect a final vote. last year the senate passed a similar measure 25-21. lawmakers want annapolis to talk about domestic violence and what they feel the government could be doing to help. lieutenant governor anthony brown testified before the senate finance committee in support of legislation that would provide unemployment insurance benefits for those who have to get away from a domestic violence situation. this will join 32 other states and d.c. that have similar laws on the books. jurors in the george huguely murder trial have had three days to deliberate. they will return to deliberate tomorrow. he is accused of killing yeardley love. he's facing six charges in all.

the jury can find him guilty all the way down to involuntary manslaughter. what the juror decides could -- jury decides could have huguely walking free or time in prison. tonight we're going to take you deep inside a criminal master mind, profiling a terrorizing crime wave orchestrated by one man that includes home invasions, burglaries, even murder. brian kuebler joins us with a preview. >> reporter: at his sentencing, the federal judge in the case called jason scott quote a tsunami of crime. it's not often they see it. scott had the intelligence and the right amount of devip answer to pull it off. nine home invasions, scott is even charged with the slaying of a mother and daughter and implicated in three other killings, a crime spree police

couldn't figure out as it plunged one maryland community into deep fear. tonight a look inside how this man pulled off some violent crimes for so long, the skills he used to do it and the lives he changed in the wake of his criminal enterprise. >> i mean, what happened to do unto others. >> reporter: does this shake your whole understanding of humanity? >> yes, it does. it's not supposed to be this way. this is not the way it was designed to be. >> reporter: will you ever get this back? do you fear you may not get this back? >> yeah. i have a -- spent a lot of time thinking about that. >> reporter: because it may be how scott picked his victims and

too manies that's the most unsettling. one misstep helped the feds and local police bring down what many are calling a prolific criminal. >> he's been work on this story for months. it's a must see. watch. gas prices are up. our state, no exception. you know this. you're seeing the price higher than the national average. experts are predijting a gallon of gas -- predicting a gallon of gas four bucks by april and $5 pie may. a month ago we were paying 20 cents less. a year ago it was $3.09. costco and giant have the best prices. you can go and find the best prices locally on our website. just head to abc2news.com slash traffic and click on the gas

prices tab. it's very important for your teenage girl to feel good about herself. so how do you do it? a look at a local woman helping teens build self-esteem coming up. can the plastic surgeon really tell you how much younger you will look? >> 46 normal. we've been as cold as eight degrees. 52 is your two-degree guarantee. we don't have a final number so not sure if we have a weather number. what we will answer is how long will the clear weather that we have hold up? straight ahead. ♪

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in tonight's health alert, teen girls have been bombarded with negative images, peer pressure can be hard. linda so introduces us to one mom on a mission to change all of that. >> it starts in the home for shawn. she has two daughters and shows how hard it can be to teach a healthy self-image. >> they don't attach to the outward. they attach to the inward. it's a constant battle. >> reporter: a battle she's hoping to make a difference. she has started a program called pretty exordinary girl or peg. it is to build self-esteem by focusing on qualities that oftes

that are very fame based and not character based. >> reporter: to build on that character shawn has started creativity classes. >> i want them to start attaching to how do they feel about their character and in their friendships and you know in their homes. it's important to know that their character is a piece of, you know, of who they are. >> reporter: shawn includes her inspirational messages in her fashion lines as well. >> i believe that the best way to have self-esteem is to be happy in what you're doing and find passion and uniqueness. >> reporter: in west friendship, linda so. >> you can learn more about pretty extraordinary girl. we have a link to the web page,

just head to abc2 news/health. >> two cancer drugs have short you isly. the agency is temporarilily allowing for a replacement to treat ovarian and other can serps and children with a type of lou keel ya. the fda says there are 280 drugs in short supply. a new study focused on plastic surgery found out that surgeons can tell a patient how many years younger they're going to look after a given procedure. the results were published in the journal archives of facial plastic surgery. the results aren't supposed to serve as a sales pitch but have -- help patients have reasonable expectations. look at this. we're on the roads, traffic moving nicely. let's check in with wyatt everhart to see what's in store.

>> in our immediate future, winds beginning to let up, southwest at seven. if was windy at times, but 48 right now, not a terrible temperature and some sunshine through the late part of the afternoon. this was cloudy early in the day, no question about that. look at the flag whipping on federal. phage -- again, those winds beginning to let up. gaithersburg. once the clouds clear up, we're left with serious sunshine. western maryland, no snow on the ground in mid-late february. no snow whatsoever. maryland's most powerful radar all clear and temperature wise state wise 46 at the beach. 48 in baltimore. you get idea statewide some pretty mild numbers. winds from the south seven to

14, gusting higher. take a look at the wind gusts. we have one or two and dover at the airforce base. zoom in a little bit and get an idea of what's coming up tomorrow, mid to upper 50s. we're talking probably 58, 57 federal. further south how about annapolis, one of those days if we get a breeze off the water we'll be a degree or two cooler. all right. take a look across the region. it is clear right now. nothing. some active weather that tried to come through really never got rain on the ground. just a little bit of ver garks rain evaporating. all we saw was cloud cover. there are some winter showers up in upstate new york far from us. they're whipping clear out of new england. i hesitate to call it a cold front. you sought temperatures will likely be warmer by late tomorrow afternoon than today.

you see a lot of warm air in place now across the deep south, including nashua up to 60. we think we could see a weak disturbance bloom in the appalachians tomorrow afternoon. that could bring a few showers for the evening commute. we'll be dry behind that and dry into most of thursday. overnight 38, not as cold. 58. early sun, mild with some late day clouds. tomorrow night temperatures falling down to the low 40s, scattered showers. your seven-day forecast. hey, milder tomorrow, milder thursday. chance for the upper 60s. it does look like our best chance for rain and maybe a thunderstorm will come on friday. haven't used that term lately, drier for the weekend. dozens of baltimore elementary school schools received dictionaries today as part of their partnership with

the baltimore rotary club. they have been donating to schools for rears -- years. today mayor stephanie rawlings-blake joined in thaiz -- and thanked them. >> how important it is to have a dictionary at home. >> schools across the city benefit from the rotary club's donations each year. >> they highlighted the needs for better services for the disabled. they also wanted to thank the governor. part of the money raised by the tax is supposed to be used for the additional services. after the rally the group met with legislators to make their goals quite clear. i remember the days before copd.

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bring it with new bounty. all right. before we go we want to remind you of what's coming up tonight at 11. do the girl scouts propose homosexuality. that's the claim from some parents. we'll hear and find out about the scouts and how they're

reacting. plus, teenagers ordering condoms overthe internet for free. we'll tell you where this is happening and what else comes in that government issued package. those stories and more at 11:00. oh, man, this weather. >> this was a little windy at times. temperatures are mild. it's hard to believe there's no snow even at deep creek lake. current winds have let up five to 15. temperatures are comfortable. 45 in hanover. 46 in shady side. northeast 47. rock hall a cool 43. tomorrow we're in the upper 50s. there will be increasing clouds late in the day. a chance for showers around tomorrow evening briefly for a few hours. there it is, my friend. there's my story. i'm sticking to it. stick to it. all right. that will do it for us.

diane sawyer is next. we'll see you back here at 11:00. we have a lot of news to tell you about tonight.