shooting was accidental and that's why the boys have been charged as juveniles with involuntary manslaughter. they are 12 and 13. the investigation is focusing on how they would have gotten ahold of that gun and the fact of moving the body after turnage's death. >> a young lady lost her life during an unthinkable tragedy. we're also looking at the circumstances. detectives are still sorting through some of those facts. >> they're also sorting through the information about the weapon. it was a .22 caliber rifle. this want to know who it belonged to and why it wasn't secured. once again, two juveniles, a 12-year-old boy and 13-year-old

boy in custody with the death of monae turnage. she they have both been charged with involuntary manslaughter. the family still cannot believe that she is gone. it was monae's brother who found her body in the alley. the family went searching for the teen when she didn't come home on is the day night. brian kuebler sat down with the family. >> i couldn't explain to you, really. it's so devastating to see something, her laying there. >> you think any parent can explain it? >> no actually, no. >> her mother said monae was

bright. police say monae was accidentally shot to death when the gun that two teens were playing with went off. a 3-year-old girl made her way home finally from a chuck e. cheese. jeff hager has more on how this little girl named harmon nip ended up in the shopping -- harmon harmony ended up in the shopping center. >> reporter: 3-year-old harmony found herself left behind at this chuck e. cheese in bel air and sought out an employee for help. the manager called police. >> they remembered the large party coming in four adults, multiple children. unfortunately, they had paid in cash and they had not made a

reservation prior to coming, so there was no clue on who the family was. >> reporter: deputies arrived and waited for more than an hour to see if somebody would come back. after harmony's picture appeared on the knew, several calls came from the family who ultimately reunited with their daughter. it appears the adults, each thought the other had harmony in their care. >> evidently, the little girl had a little token and ran back in the building to use her extra token and everyone had left thinking that someone else had her. >> reporter: a corporate spokesperson said the chuck e. cheese employees reacted just as they're trained to do. tonight the police and harmony's family are praising them for keeping her safe. >> we should say the child protective services had already

come to harmony's aid but released her once they confirmed her identity. new tonight three people were killed on bel air. the crash included one vehicle. a man inside that car was declared dead right here at the scene. one other person was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and the cause of this crash is still under investigation. all right. you are now looking live at the beltway at pulaski highway and the commute home has been home. the day has been cool and dreary. early today did you see it? snow flying around. we got a glimpse of perry hall. but will this be the last time we seat white stuff fall. meteorologist wyatt everhart gins us with his first forecast. >> a few snowflakes flying but less -- less in the way of snow showers. we had some pretty robust snow

showers. another one just offshore of the bowly's quarters there. for the most part things are looking clear for the moment. you see the snow showers diminishing. the atmosphere stablizes. temperatures still above freezing. anything that has falling, maybe creating damp areas. still 40s, still snow showers but little to no accumulation. these are diminishing rapidly. we'll talk more about how things change so dramatically by thursday. here's the latest out of anne arundel where a man suffered severe injuries from a house fire in brooklyn. firefighters arrested a man this afternoon. the fire was in a secondary home behind ritchie highway. the man was taken to bay view with serious injuries. we have two firefighters

hurt battling an overnight fire in around no.d the ceiling gave way, collapsing on top of them on kings college drive. it happened about 1:00 this morning. one of the firefighters suffered burns on his faissmeód" the family of four was able to get out thanks to smoke detectors. a bus full of middle school students caught fire. a student had a flare on the bus. it happened in chestertown just before 9:00 a12-year-old student brought a flare on the bus and lit it up. the bus had 28 students on board at the time. all made it off safely. seven students were treated and released. quick action from the school bus driver, pam ward, credited with saving many lives. >> certainly engulfed in flames. it was a dangerous situation that was alleviated by a bus

driver. >> her name, pam ward. here's a developing story. the county executive john leopold and the current police chief -- they want them to step down. the integrity of the entire department is being questioned because ofs it leaders. >> reporter: the fraternal order of police said this vote was in order long before leopold's indict m atkinson said there are other issues. officers can't get lee. they're being held for hours at the end of their shift to make up for staffing shortages. regards to leopold's indictment, officers complained but were told to go along even though some of the activities were well

beyond the scope of their security. officers thought they would be punished for speak out. >> information was put through the chain of communed and p--- command and no one did anythings about it. the complaints were made. the officers said, hey, i'm con swernd this. sir, i have issues with this. the response was, well, make sure you keep him happy because we have our self-s to worry about. >> atkinson said they want county council to create an oversite to keep the chief independent. they said they'll also take their concerns to the meeting tonight. police in anne arundel are looking for a man who was showing sexually explicit photographs to a minor. this happened outside a goodwill store in crofton. they believe this is a repeat

person of interest. the person has been visiting several goodwill stores. if you have information you're asked to call anne arundel police at 410-222-8610. a federal judge has ruled the handgun law is unconstitutional. he riled that a requirement that residents show a good and substantial reason to carry a handgun infringes on the second amendment right to bear arms. he said in his opinion that the law isn't sufficiently tailored to the public safety's interest. well, today another grand opening for decades. the second gino's opened today in perry hall. this one sits right on honeygo, right in the area. gino's fries, chicken and shakes are being owrd.

two commemorative coins are unveiled. there's a silver coin and a gold coin designed to fund programs. and it commemorates the battle at. they will sell 100,000 of the gold coins which depicts the nave val battle of 1812. silver coins will be sold with the battle of baltimore on one side and lady liberty right there on the other side. they say lightning can't strike twice but coming up scammers can. if you've been hit once, don't drop your dukes because you're a target for a second strike. since he's retired, cal has a lot of time, writing books. his second book is on sale. we'll tell you where you can get a copy and meet the writer.

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by the weekend. right now we want to talk about your scam alert. listen, if you've ever been hit by a scam, you know it can hit you personally and financially. because you fell for one scheme, you're likely to be targeted again. abc2's joce sterman tells us why. >> reporter: the phone line is one of the easiest ways to hit you with a scam and if you've lost cash, odds are scammers will ring your line again, hoping to double their money. the federal trade commission calls these people reloaders. they dial back into people they've hit before and they have a few common tactics. some claim to work for government agencies, consumer groups or private companies that can help you recover what you've lost for a fee. but the feds say it's double trouble because the second scheme can being as costly as the first. reloaders might use prizes to

squeeze money. if you buy something thinking you're ownerring a contest. the scammers will call over and over saying you can win more but don't take their bait. the ftc said wary of any promoter who repeatly calls. look for complaints filed by the better business bureau or attorney general against any company trying to sell you something over the phone. keep in mind legitimate groups don't charge for help or promise big results. those that do are likely relords, taking aim for a second shot at you. joce sterman, abc2 news. >> those who get scammed like this may end up on what some call the sucker list. if you've been scammed groups like the national fraud center or call for action will help you for free. all you have to do is file a complaint with their office if

you've been victimized. we'll tell you how on our website, abc2news.com scam alert. you'll find it along with more information. all right. let's get into it a little bit. it has been an unusual day but some of the weather we saw we would have expected all winter. 41 at bwi. winds from the northwest at 17, gusting higher and certainly making things feel more winter like. afterall, on the candidate it is still winter until we get to march 20. the snow showers move in a brief coating on the ground. some of the rooftops here but things melting late in the day, still a few patches of grassments ocean city, making visibility tough on the boardwalk. again, these were short lived but you probably saw at least

one or two of the rapid moving snow showers today. radar trying to find any new showers developing and we're finding less and less. the atmosphere is getting more stable as we go past sunset. kent county, centerville, so a few flakes could still fly, especially on the other side of the chess is a -- chesapeake. this cold air continuing to wrap into that storm as it moves off store. we're down to 35 in hagerstown, 39 in easton. that won't last long. winds 23 in hagerstown. these continue to gust over 25 miles an hour in spots. so a definite wind chill factor, a winter like feeling in the hair through the overnight. that's what makes this so remarkable. it will feel like summertime

suddenly, so rapid wild changes. we've seen it before. snow showers still coming down in west virginia. southwestern pennsylvania. here's our storm system. it put down significant accumulations parts of virginia getting a couple of inches. the eastern shore with the coating including parts of southeastern maryland. for central maryland, the snow streamers coming in out of the north and west. this system is going to keep pushing out to sea and cold air will continue to wrap in. it's colder drier air. i look for things to stay generally dry overnight. we have a dry commute. one more disturbance tries to pinwheel. it will be north of us. so if anything, maybe a knew flurries, nothing like the widespread showers of today. then we're dry and looking good. flurries ending what few flurries remain. ample sunshine. we stay clear. take a look had the tomorrow night down to 30, clear, cold,

breezy but dry. your seven-day forecast. you talk about a wild temperature ride, close to 60 by wednesday. 58, 68, near 70 on thursday and we start to cool off for the first part of the weekend but then we warm up sunday and monday. don't forget to mark your calendar, spring ahead an hour. >> hey, it's baseball time. cal ripken, the author is also back at it with another book to help kids. the new book is called super sized slugger. it's the second in a series of three books. the first is out there. it's called hot head, dealt with temper issues. it tackles issues of being different, teens and bullying. cal said he tapped into his own youth. >> it's very, very troublesome

for kids. in this book we deal with ways that you can deal with a bullying issue by involving parents, coaches, teachers, to help them thinking. to us as adults, seems like it's industry of yal to kids, it's the worst thing in the world. >> cal said he's looking forward to going around signing the book giving him the chance to talk to parents and their kids about bully. five years ago next week we mark when we lost ann mccarthy. er rin died of cancer. they opened up their new center. the family and others held a ribbon cutting. erin said she wasn't afraid of dying. she just didn't want to do it so

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before we go, kelly has a look at what's coming up tonight. >> everybody's got a computer, right? do you use microsoft products? you could be the next person targeted by a fake scheme. how to spot the bogus phone calls. plus, millions of americans are struggling with diabetes. now there's a potentially life changing treatment. how doctors are using an artificial organ. those stories and a whole lot more at 11:00. >> hear it's going to be 90 by the weekend? >> i'm rounding up. take a look maryland's most powerful radar. snow showers are ending. a cold day tomorrow with sun and the warmup begins on wednesday. looking forward to that. >> hey, we're looking forward to seeing you back at 11.

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