now "good morning maryland." a community comes together to support after a tragic high school shooting. hear what students say about the falling classmates. a search is on for suspects accused in two attacks on two different college campuses. details coming up. baltimore's mayor stephanie rawlings-blake wants to double the beverage tax. we will look at what it means for you. all those stories ahead tuesday morning thanks for joining us i am megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson the let's say hello, to meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning. >> we are looking at a terrific tuesday because we have more of it on tap it will be cooler as the highs come in near 52. the rain will push in as we go into tomorrow. and then we will see another

warming trend and feel the warming trend as well. so temperatures this morning not so bad. the temperatures are above average. we should be at 29 degrees for this time of the year. and that cold front finally starting to work in we are looking at 34 degrees into woodbine and baltimore that temperature coming in at 49 degrees. it is a little breezy this morning. the wind out of the northwest so making it feel like 41 but still that is well above average. as we go through the remainder of today, not so bad in terms of the weather because once again we will be above average. thure now for this time of the year should be at 48. breezy this morning and even into lunchtime but then things will die down going into the evening. lots of sunshine and get out and enjoy it because change is on the way. i will talk about the change but let's check the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the tuesday morning drive just a headache for those getting through severna park. we continue to follow the accident we have been reporting on. it's northbound 2 at cypress creek road. a lot of emergency personnel on this scene as we mentioned car

into the water there. elsewhere we are increasing in involve especially on a -- volume especially on a 895 north of charles street but no major delays through the tunnels north or southbound 895 or i-95. and as we get a live look at a live look at 83, this is the harrisburg expressway at york road. make the drive through parkton no delays especially in the southbound direction. it picks up at middle town road. but still moving at posted speeds. as we mentioned no delays yet. being see on the harrisburg expressway from shawan to the beltway five minutes. and the same on 95 from white marsh to 695 a 6 minute drive and check the top side of 695 from bel air over to providence about 6 minutes. and your west side still moving at posted speeds. 7 minutes from 795 to i-70 on the outer loop. charley and megan back over to you. this morning a community is dealing with grief and shock after a school shooting just outside cleveland ohio that left a student dead and four others injured. the shots were fired just

before 8 in the morning yesterday. abc2 news education reporter sherrie johnson joins us with the latest in any new developments in this story. >> reporter: yes, we have all new information this morning. today at 3:30 p.m. the suspected teen gunman will be in court for his first appearance. area clergy have planned another vigil for tonight at 7:00 at church in chardon that's outside cleveland. now today, flags will be flown at half-staff in honor of the victim killed in that shooting. classes are also canceled across chardon today because of the shooting. last night, many people turned out for a prayer vigil at chardon assembly of god church. it was one of several throughout the community to pray for students and teachers and families of the victims. now on monday morning, around 7:30, police say t.j. lane entered chardon high school and opened fire in the cafeteria. 16-year-old daniel parmertor was killed and four other students injured. students say lane was bullied because of goth appearance but

many are trying to come to terms with the loss of their classmate. >> it has not hit me the full impact like what it is going to be like after this. and i am still trying to plan my next move with this whole thing you know mentally. >> reporter: now coming up at 6:00, we will look at the family life of the suspected teen gunman. sherrie johnson abc2 news. police in college park look for a suspect who touched a sleeping student before attempting to steal her computer early sunday inside the cumberland hall. student reported two men look for unlocked doors before police were called. the sleeping student was start led by an intruder who todd her leg and he was challenged by a room made after he made up a story. they say you have to have the key card if you want to get into the building. >> either i guess somebody probably let him in because they do that a lot. if someone is behind you you

hold the door open and i guess that's dangerous. and they are always warning us against that. >> investigators are hoping to come up with a surveillance photo for more than 300 cameras that are located on the campus. baltimore city two cent per beverage bottle tax has not been in effect for two years. already mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says the time has come to more than double it. the mayor's bill came before members of the baltimore city council last night along with a companion bill that would tie the bottle tax money to city school renovation projects. the new five cent per bottle tax will increase the cost of the case of soda by nearly a dollar. and it would barely help repair all of the city schools. >> everybody knows the schools need improvement but my goodness what are they doing with the money. thought there was money allocated for schools. where has that been going? >> i am not inflexible if there are ways to strengthen the legislation to help to level

the playing field i am willing to look at those things, but at the end of the day, we need revenue on the table. >> the next stop for both bills will be the council taxation financial and economic development committee. news around the nation, a los angeles 5th grader is dead after a fight with a classmate and authorities are calling it a homicide. the 10-year-old joanna ramos died of blunt force trauma to the head. all of this was yesterday. police say she left an after school program and got into a fight with another girl over a boy. she walked away from the fight but when she got home, she started to vomit and lost consciousness. no charges have been filed just yet. surveillance cameras caught a crime on tape. two men armed with guns walked right into a bank and they forced employees into a vault and grabbed the cash and walked out. well, two employees that were left and tied up but the police say one of the robbers is quincy benton a regular substitute teacher at an

oklahoma middle school. he passed a national and state background check and the district says that they notified parents and at no time were students in any danger. the houston rodeo starts today. two cows on the loose during the setup for the event. lucy was facial easy to catch. but two-year-old daisy proved to be quite a challenge. kept charging towards anyone who would come close and they hooked her up to a utility cord and held her still until a pen could be moved to her. >> federal prisoners may be able to pass the time by enjoying music on ipad or mp 3. u.s. bureaus of prisons is testing the idea by allowing women in a prison to listen to music. if all goes well it would allow for 200,000 or so inmates nationwide. the prison would basically be able to choose a list of a million approved songs and could help them deal with idleness boredom and stress.

back bear hides out for winter hibernation and emerges with multiples. a mom and its cub was staying warmer and it was not a cave and got people on guard. and names are surfacing for the season's dancing with the stars cast. who's expected to grace the dance floor. we are dealing with the windy and dry conditions this morning. i will tell you when the winds will let up and the rain will move in coming up. >> reporter: and if your morning travel includes a trip on the west side of the beltway now would be a very good time to head out as things look pretty good. we will update you and let you know if anything pops up coming up next.

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some of the video from the daytona international speedway where the daytona 500 end before one this morning a jet fuel fire seen here postpone the race yet again. racers had to wait two hours while the track was being cleaned up from the fire. the race was postponed until monday at noon because of rain and they didn't see the flag drop until 7 last night because of weather. matt kenseth run and held off dale earnhardt junior the second daytona 500 win. the contract dispute with a union has police lieutenants and sergeants in anne arundel county concerned about public safety. sherrie johnson joins us with more on the contract talks and what it means for you. >> reporter: well, if the county and union can't reach an agreement on the contract today, they could move to arbitration. police lieutenants and sergeants in anne arundel county say the half a million people who live there are in jeopardy. the union says while the population has grown by more than 50,000 people, over the past ten years, the number of

officers is actually down by one. now we talked to community leaders because police lieutenants and sergeants are banned from doing so while the contract is negotiateed with anne arundel county. >> we used to have police officers that would come to the community association meetings. they don't show up anymore. they are too stretched out and too busy. >> reporter: now a county spokesman would say everyone in the county government has seen pay reductions and budget decreases over the past couple years. and they have seen overall crime decrease over the period and when the economy -- improves public safety is the top priority. sherrie johnson abc2 news. we have a consumer alert. it's nissan drivers that need to listen up. 79,000 cars are recalled to fix a gasoline leak they are calling nissan juke suvs and infinity suv and infinity sedans from the 2011 to 2012

model. fuel pressure sensors may not be tight enough and gas could leak and that could cause a fire. nissan says no fires have been reported and dealers will tightent sensor or replace gaskets free of charge and take care of the problem for you. so you've been look forward to trying a new video game. now you've chance to check it out for free. red box is offering free one- day video game rentals this week. from now until thursday reserve the games on the company's website and walk up to a red box rental station and pick it up free for one day. today protesters with occupy dc has to leave the camp. there's tents set up at free dop plaza, however, the permit for the area expires today. lawmakers have promised to take action if the protesters don't move. also today, mayor stephanie rawlings-blake will be in washington, d.c. to discuss a waste water and drinking water infrastructure. the needs we have here and other local municipalities. the subcommittee will examine approaches to expand the ability to the communities to

maintain and improve the water infrastructure. this is happening at 10 this morning. baltimore county executive ken kamenetz want to share theimportance of reading and also that emphasis on school kids he is doing so later today. all part of the national read across america day. executive came nets will read to stewed -- came knits will read to -- kamenetz will read to students. and as he reads to children, he is going to take time today to focus on a recycling record that residents have helped break. people in baltimore county helped recycle more than 51,000 tons of items last year. this was an all time record for baltimore county and the first time that 50,000 tons that mark has been reached now kevin kamenetz will speak later this morning during an event that will happen in sparrows point. the poor may seem to have the most reason to cheat or steal, the rich may be the most likely to be dishonest.

>> upper-class individuals were more prone to unethical behavior than those who are from underprivileged background. >> that one study people were asked to play chance online. volunteers were told that a die would be rolled five times and participants would go on and researchers told them to keep track of their scores. it was designed so all players would end up with a score of 12. the upper socioeconomic status people way more likely to report a score above 12. cheap scape. >> that's funny buty know we did have the cold front move through the area finally this morning. and an indication of that dry due points. measure of the -- dew points. when you are seeing the 20 here basically everywhere that's where you are looking at dry air coming through. so, if you are wondering if a cold on the is passed, check out the dew points and another indication wind shift. so yesterday we had the wind

out of the southwest and now they have turned around to the northwest. so that cold front has passed through the area. so we are a little breezy this morning. the wind at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. and as we go into the afternoon things will die down some, though. satellite and radar showing the fact that lots of sunshine will be had for today. right now, we are dealing with mainly clear skies and high pressure is going to be building in here. and with that, well, you are going to need the sun shades going into the afternoon and this morning. future trend picking up on the fact that change is coming close as to tomorrow and the rain by lunchtime the morning commute your evening commute looks to be okay. we will get one round and another round coming in here and then by thursday, it looks like we dry out again and have another chance for high pressure to a build back into the forecast. your neighborhood forecast for today, 51 at cockeysville and sunshine and around 53 by tonight 36 degrees. we will be dry and clouds will be on the increase. and here's how we look for tomorrow. 46 degrees with periods of

rain. and a quick check of the 7-day forecast for you brings the mild conditions back in here as we go into thursday, friday and saturday. let's check your traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning everyone. the tuesday morning drive off to a pretty good start as we cleared that accident. we have been reporting in severna park. we have a disabled on the beltway. it's on the inner loop at green spring avenue but shouldn't cause major slow downs as it is off to the shoulder. we will show you the west side of 695 a look at baltimore national pike on the west side. and, of course, no troubles to report as you travel through the catonsville region and westbound side of u.s. 50 also remains trouble free from the bay bridge into annapolis. we have no incidents to warn you about there. traveling at a pretty good pace with the increase in volume heading up to i-97 and on your m-ta commute. light rail marc and subway on time and no bus delays to report. megan and charley back to you. the occupy movement could wake up from the long winter

nap. >> what the group has planned claiming their rights have been suppressed in new york. also the law tight ng eps restrictions goes to the supreme court. what's at take for new businesses looking to start in the united states. ♪

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five things to know supporters of the occupy movement will gather today in union square calling for mass action against the suppression of the movement. after months of inaction new york mayor michael bloomberg directed police to evict occupy wall street from the park where they have been since november. supreme court will today hear arguments regarding possible human rights violations by american owned companies overseas. the case against roiled dutch petroleum was filed by 12 nigerian companies accusing them of inhumane treatment of workers. today marks the deadline for john edward to update the court on the health problems he had to delay the start of the criminal trial for illegal use of campaign funds delayed after his attorneys revealed the former presidential candidate suffered from a previously unknown heart condition. u.s. court of appeals will hear arguments challenging the epa rules lifting carbon emigs.

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