have been charged in connection with the death of 13-year-old monae turnage her body found northeast baltimore more. the two juveniles, ages 13 and 12 were charged with involuntary manslaughter. the two were playing with a gun inside a home on sometime saturday evening. while they were playing with that weapon, a .22 caliber long rifle, a gun went off and struck turnage in the chest and she died. police believe the two juveniles moved it behind the home and buried it. here's what they had to say at a news conference a couple moments ago. >> they were playing. they ended up playing with a gun. the gun was in the home.

it's unclear whose gun it was, why it was in the home and why it was unsecured it. discharged and struck monae in the chest. >> reporter: and wound up killing her. after that police believe the boys moved the body outside. the investigation is still going on. they have been charged wls invoy manslaughter. more charges could be coming pending the outcome of the investigation. also, there could be more charged related to that weapon. was the weapon secured. was the weapon belonging to someone. was it legally owned. those are the types of things police are investigates. at this hour the breaking news is two juveniles have been charged in the death of

13-year-old monae turnage. now monae's body was discovered yesterday by family members when she didn't come home from roast -- roller skating. brian kuebler has more. >> reporter: it's a story of unimaginable grief as the family copes with the death of a bright and promising 13-year-old. she loved to dance, la crosse, was an excellent student and dreamed of becoming a pediatrician. monae turnage had possibilities many. she was dumped in an alley, her body discovered beneath trash bags. >> i was screaming. i was sick. i couldn't think. >> reporter: her mother, edith

turnage said it was her son who found monae. it would be her brother, monae's urchg thal saw her -- uncle that saw her face. >> it was horrible seeing her knowing she was dead. all i could do is look. >> reporter: and afterall, monae went roller skating and should have been home, been in school, preparing to graduate high school and college and who news. she was smart and her mother said she was going to do something big and not end up lifeless in an alley. >> i couldn't explain to you,

really. it's so devastating. >> reporter: do you think any parent can explain something like that? >> no, actually no. >> baltimore police said monae was shot in the chest when she and two friends were playing with a gun. a 12 and 13-year-old were charged. brian kuebler. a terrifying ride to school for students in kent county after a 12-year-old bring as flare on to the bus. the bus was heading to kent county middle school when the flare went off causing a fire and the evacuation of 28 students. as don harrison explains, the quick action of a lot of bus drivers save lad lot of lives. >> reporter: catastrophic.

that's how firefighters described the scene, a fire that consumed the bus from end to end. hours after the workers are cleaning up -- >> the area appears to be toward the middle of the bus. >> reporter: what is usually a mundane trip -- >> anytime people are trapped in a smoky area, you lose your bearing. >> reporter: with 28 people onboard the school bus driver did a heroic action getting everybody out. pam ward was behind what's left of the wheel this morning. she's being credited with saving many lives. >> 28 kids. they held it together and she was able to get them off the bus and prevent this thing from being worse than it was. >> they had to go flew smoke to

get out. even in they used this exit, which is a good thing they didn't. >> one of the considerations of not using the exit because the kids would be jumping out in the road. i think she decided not to because she didn't want the kids jumping out in the road. >> reporter: i talked to pam on the phone. she said she was just glad all her kids got out safe. >> could it have been a pretty ugly situation? we are fortunate to have great people in kent county that worked well under pressure. what a great job by a great person. >> reporter: in kent county, don harrison. >> thank you so much. seven students were treated and released at area hospitals. this may be march, but this afternoon we caught a glimpse of some of that fluffy white stuff that we haven't seen much of this winter.

let's check in with wyatt everhart. hopefully we won't see anymore of those flurries. just passing through. >> we knew we'd have to get something here. yes, some snow showers. we're finding some. a decent snow shower on the carroll county, baltimore county bored, moving through reisterstown. really expecting no accumulation out of these. temperatures too warm to support the snow sticking. it feels chilly, especially with the gusty breeze. you can see the snow showers, had a significant one on the lower eastern shore where the center of the system brought more snow. this evening no accumulation. we'll talk about how things change dramatically by friday. it's coming up. now to a developing story. we showed you a picture of

3-year-old harmony. she was left behind at a chuck e. cheese last night and you helped reunite the girl with the family. jeff hager has more. >> reporter: investigators say a large party of children and miscommunication between the adults caused the scare which left the 3-year-old on her own. the girl, who we only know as harmony, approached the girl at the chuck e. cheese, crying and saying she was thirsty. almost three hours later the parents retrieved her. turns out even of the adults thought the other was taking harmony home. >> evidently, the little girl had an extra token and ran back into the building to use her extra token, and everyone had left, thinking that someone else

had her. >> once harmony's picture appeared on the news, the harford county sheriff's office received several calls from her parents and family members. the employees at chuck e. cheese are being commended for their actions, searching the building repeatedly for her parents and ultimately calling the police to ensure her safety. >> all right. thanks a lot, jeff. news around the nation tonight. we had a very mild weekend here in maryland but all over the midwest people are surveying the massive damage done boy that deadly outbreak of tornadoes. in some places they're shoveling snow. in henryville, indiana, people dug out of the snow. amidst the death and destruction, some are finding new bonds with their communities. >> to make sure everybody who doesn't have a home that i'm so fortunate to have, to have what they need. >> frightening pictures to look

at. authorities are still investigating but some reports put the number of tornadoes generated friday at more than 100. at least 39 people were killed. well, he's not running for office, but rush limb into in some very -- rush limbaugh is in hot water. last month sandra fluke testified to lawmakers -- we have the wrong picture. she was testifying in front of lawmakers for the need for contraceptive services. limbaugh took to his radio show and called miss fluke a slut and a prostitute saying she wanted to be paid to have sex. some of the advertisers pulled their business. limbaugh issued an apology saying in part, he chose the wrong words. today fluke was a guest on "the

view" when barbara walters asked her for her reaction. >> i don't think a statement like this, issued, saying that his choice of words was not the best, changes anything, and especially when that statement is issued when he's under significant pressure from his sponsors. >> seven sponsors have pulled out of limbaugh's show so far but he said they will be replaced. days after his indictment, more negatives surrounding anne arundel executive john leopold. now those who protect the county are weighing in with a no confidence vote. roosevelt leftwich joins us with the development. a reminder of those tine mi magnets tarp dangerous. plus a teacher is giving area student as chance to learn

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a 3-year-old girl is recovering after following magnets. we have more on her ordeal and what parents can learn from it. >> reporter: her parents say she wasn't feeling well, thought she had a stomach ache, maybe the flu. when she didn't seem to be getting better they took her to a doctor. after a quick x-ray the doctor thought it could have been a bracelet. it turned out to be 37 high powered magnets. the doctor said the magnets had already snapped her intestines together and ripped a hole in her stomach. surgeons were able to remove

them and payton is doing well but the parents can't help but think how close they came to tragedy. >> we would have never had them in our house. >> reporter: pay tons hope others will learn about the dangers of magnets, especially the small once. one of payton's doctors said she never read about that and now we have 37. sunshine over baltimore. it was not the case all day. we have seen our share of snow showers out there this afternoon across most of the state of maryland. take a look at the current air temperature. 43 at bwi. winds are west, northwest at 13. as we look at some of our abc 2

weather bug cameras, you can see where the snow came down a couple of snowy bursts. we'llontinue to see that as we go forward in time. how about a knew more cameras, take you into mardela sings, brief light accumulation before things did begin to improve. that's kind of the setup we're looking at right now, improving condition wls a few snow showers left. ellicott city. all right. take a look at the overall conditions here temperature wise, 37 in ago heaping. 43 in baltimore. winds are from the northwest at 10 to 15 per hour. yes, in fact, it is fairly breezy. some of these wind gusts significant. here's the overall regional picture. you can see how it unfolded.

still some snow showers f you look further south. that last cluster of snow has pushed out. you can see halas cluster pushing off of the lower part of the eastern shore. some slight accumulations in lower del mar va the center of the storm put significant snow across central western virginia. still watching a few snow showers streaming in out of the north and northwest. as we look at the overall pattern, yes, this storm system will continue to spiral offshore. we'll continue to see the snow showers diminish to a few flurries and eventually drying out completely as we work into the day tomorrow. check out the overall picture. low pressure continuing to spiral south and east of our ocean city coastline and still strong enough, still close enough to wrap in some of those lake-effect snow streamers. some of the moisture being tapped from lake erie. take a look at president trend. the storm continues to move

offshore. we're clear and dry by daybreak. tuesday looks good. one more pinwheel of energy. maybe a flurry or two. i don't think it will be anything like the numerous snow showers we saw today. in our wednesday time -- into our wednesday time frame, not a thing, above 60 wednesday, pushing 70 on thursday. only on march can you start the week with snow and go to 70 just like. that 25 tonight. it will be cold, flurries ending. your tuesday forecast 47 with ample sunshine. tomorrow night down to 40, mostly clear, breezy and cold. check out the seven-day forecast. the rapid warmup wednesday into thursday after a cold day tomorrow and the chance for rain provide day, cooler toward saturday. students at garrison forest school in owings mills are taking advantage of global

learning. they're learning about students in cambodia. sherrie johnson has more. >> reporter: here at garrison, students are aping shulsly awaiting to connect with others around the world. teachers are using skype to connect with the students in cambodia. >> our students, when they leave here and go off to college and graduate and go into the world, they are going to be working with people from around the world. that's the reality. the earlier we can get them used to different cultures, different thoughts, different ways of life, the better off they will be. >> reporter: diana is a teacher with garrison. she's visited different countries. sales visited such places as

moscow, mongolia, thailand and malaysia, teaching students about twitter, blogs and video production. on this date students are asking questions via skype about video production. they're brainstorming about making a video. >> when technology -- the more people we have to collaborate with, the better the products will be. by being able to meet other students who are make videos around the world, we'll be able to collaborate hopefully in the future. >> reporter: the goal is to share information to benefit from it. for students at garrison ford, it's about 8 in the morning. for the students in cambodia, it's about 8 at night. >> how they did the same things we do. they do a lot of different things in cambodia but they do a lot of the same things. >> reporter: thanks to

technology students receive personal global connections. sherrie johnson. >> diana works with five schools in maryland and nearly 12 internationally. you can find out more by heading to our website, abc2news.com. you know, snoring has been linked to many health problems but in might be associated with kids' bad behavior. want to keep your kids from drinking alcohol? keep an eye on what movies they're watching.

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in tonight's health alert, many parents think snoring means your baby's in deep sleep but a new study finds children who snore ho or who have -- snore or who have other sleep problems are likely to have behavior problems later. researchers found babies with sleep problems at six months may be more likely to have behavior problems like hyperactivity by the time they're seven. parents should discuss it with their pediatrician. the more movies teens watch with people drinking alcohol, the more likely they are to binge drink. the students in the six european countries were asked how often they drink five or more drinks.

this he were given a list of movies with drinking scenes and askd which movies they watched. researchers found a strong connection between exposure to drinking in movies to binge drinking. he is accused of millions conduct in office. now the fraternal order of police is calling for john leopold to step down. and the school lost one of its own to can several how the school is keeping his memory alive. what about a burger from gino's? we'll tell you where the newest location has opened up.