most of the folks who live onto road have been here since 30 years or more and when new people move in they are always noticed. everybody said what this jeffrey jenkins moved here he seemed like a nice guy. he kept up his yard and built a deck. then he disappeared. >> just disappeared. they haven't seen him. he was cutting his grass and then never saw him. >> reporter: the last anyone heard of him was on september 9th when he talked to his son. he was gone without a trace. county police who investigate the missing person case they started to look at this man and his girlfriend. >> wen 't haven't determined the nature of the relationship between them and we haven't determined a motive. >> reporter: they were arrested and charged with murder on april 3rd shortly after that

police say they were led to this wooded area where they found the body that late today was confirmed as jennings. folks don't know what to make. >> its been hard. you know it's -- comes around and i said -- if you heard anything and i know it's hard. >> reporter: the couple are being held without bond. police are trying to determine the motive in this case. abc 2news. >> also new, baltimore county police need your help trying to identity this man. he is wanted for multiple burglaries. the most recent happened in the 400 block of frederick road early tuesday. a man broke in to the front window of two businesses. he stole electronic equipment, money and stamps. he also stole money from the comfort care. there were a string of burglaries targeting office

buildings along york road. five buildings have been targeted since december. those cases are connected to four others and anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers. a former ar track coach must now register as a sex offender. he entered an alford plea. it lets him maintain his innocence while admits prosecutors have enough evidence to convict. he coached a track team for two years. prosecutors say he and a 17- year-old exchanged nude cell phone photographs and videos. the relationship was found after the girl's father found them kissing outside a movie theater last summer. the judge in a child sex abuse case against jerry

sandusky said he will rule later on a number of issues raised today. during a 20 minute hearing they withdrew his attempt to stop prosecutors from using recorded conversations between him and two of the boys he is a accused of abusing. they also said others told him they would plead the 5th in called to testify. both are charged with perjury and failing to report the allegations. sandusky is a accused of abusing ten boys. the university of maryland college park is investigating vandalism and a noose found on campus. . the noose was found at a computer programming building that's under renovation. now the latest ton. it seems like every hour there

is a new rumor about the mega millions jackpot. now the commission is setting the record straight. >> reporter: forget what you read, heard or seen on facebook, that winning ticket is still out there. the director of the maryland lottery held a news conference to make it clear nobody has approached the lottery to say they have the winning ticket. not even a representative of someone claiming to have it. it's worth $158 million if you take the cash pay out. the lottery is in a holding pattern waiting fort winner to come forward. because of so many rumors they have doing damage control making suit real winner hasn't been scared in to thinking someone else already claimed it. >> it's important to us that in all of the information out there in the media that people not be mistaken and thinking that the ticket was claimed only to have the real ticket

holder discard the ticket. that would be a tragedy in this circumstance. >> reporter: so check your ticket. the winner could be you if you have that ticket. sign it, safe guard it and seek advice from an attorney and a financial planner. keep in mind the winner has until september 28th to come forward. the lottery said when it happens they will issue a press release saying its been claimed though the winner can stay information and not in the public eye. all we can say for sure is i don't have it. and neither do we. another claim that the mega million winner was from maryland but this time glenn burney, that was not true. rumors were swirling that a man had won it after his mother said he won. it turns out that he is not the winner. he said a friend made a fake ticket and tricked him into

thinking it was real. >> and onto weather front sunny skies today. beautiful, beautiful weather but of force course the north winds, about a 15-degree cool off. freeze warning up overnight. that's for northern baltimore and all of the northern counties in the state along the pennsylvania state line doesn't include the city or howard or the lower shores. we will look for a chilly night overnight but for the moment temperatures still fairly comfort a. falling the low 60s into the 50s. we will talk act the orioles opener, looks like a cool day but lot of sun. that and your easterday forecast ahead. >> thank you. domestic violence is a crime but you may be shocked to find it isn't actually called that onto books. there is a bill to change that and tonight we explain how. >> reporter: domestic violence

is a well known issue, here the police get called out to complaints nearly 23,000 times a year. there are resources to prevent it and penalties for it but maryland doesn't have a criminal class specifically for it. that would be days changing, is there a bill in annapolis that has been passed by both the house and senate that would classify assault as domestic, currently an act is recorded as varying degrees of assault. the details of which would have to be dug up in an old police report are. what this bill does is spell out that the assault was committed as domestic violence so judges, police and others can plainly see it of the specific suspect. >> if they could see it in the rap sheet they would be able to make a decision that would be appropriate for someone who say repeat offender. >> this put itself right there in black and white.

>> right there in black and white in the criminal justice information system. it's -- as long as they open that to look they would see that harassment charge was domestic violence. >> reporter: dorothy with the house has been baby sitting bill for most of the session. she said that the house and senate are working out the differences between each version but it's optimistic it'll pass by the end of the session. other benefits of this are awareness of domestic violence and a better way to keep track of the number of cases on a yearly basis. >> thank you. a positive news from the job front. the number of people filing for unemployment last week fell. 357,000 people filed for it, that's about 6,000 fewer than from the previous week. about 3.3 million filed for their second week or more in the weeks that ended on march

24th. seven thousand claims a day, that's how many gi billable indications the veteran's administration is processing now that some 40,000 vets have returned home they are looking to get more many indication. demand is to great it's nearly crippled the computer processing system, delaying benefits. the gi bill lets them access to funds for education. since 2009 they have done $17 million of benefits. it's the opening day even baltimore and -- it was a great time to have 500 leaders meet with the leaders of the orioles for lunch. jamie . >> reporter: it was lunch last week, today it was lunch with buck and the boys of summer. a sold out ball room jammed with baseball fans, this is downtown. 33ered yearly lunch with the orioles and they celebrated the

20th anniversary of the opening of orioles park and then had an autograph session followed by lunch. there was a time when jerry sold the orioles and we all worried about them moving. at the urging of the mayor the orioles started the dh who would go out and promote ticket sales and then this lunch. >> i think it's a great way for the business community to recognize the orioles, thank them for what they mean. the impact they have on tourists and the last 20 years since we have had orioles park 55.8 million come watch games and 900,000 have come just to tour the facility. we aren't only recognizing the orioles but also the celebration of the 20th anniversary of orioles park and camden yards that's changed the face of baseball. >> the 57th orioles opening

day is tomorrow. gates open at noon, first pitch at 3:05. >> all right. thank you. a baltimore county man who makes his living in the business world on the -- [inaudible] free time for a great cause. we will unmask the batman. a look at the life of the local caped crusader. and after hurricane katrina the police department is trying to repair their reputation. who is answering for their actions. and lots of kids follow in their parent's footsteps, a look at the group of girls learning about exorci, sn from their father.

. tonight it's the caped crusader that went viral. police pulled over a man in a

full batman costume. he is a baltimore county businessman who devotes his time to bringing smiles to sick kids, now he has a bigger mission. he wants his message to spread across the world. take a listen to what he believes is the key to every day. >> got no tags but got batman on it, is he dressed like batman. >> left lane. in the right lane. i see him pulling over to the far left lane. i was like okay i know he is going to pull me over. >> driver dressed as batman. >> you can send me robin in you want. >> got me on my way, no ticket, no warning, just g you know what are you doing and we applaud it. then it went viral. >> batman. good afternoon. also known as lenny b robinson. i know the suit weighs almost 40-pound 40-pounds and i loose

five or six pounds of water weight, the car was a quarter million dollars and i give away $125,000 a year worth of batman sunglasses and t-shirts and hats and coloring books and everything i give away i always -- it wasn't about the money. it wasn't about the money on the car or on the suit, it website about coming here for the kids. >> we are delighted to work with him. i'm the founder and director of hope for henry foundation. today we are at the hospital in baltimore for the hope for henry hero celebration. my husband and i started it in 2003 to honor the life of our son henry who died when he was seven after a bone marrow transplant. >> it's rewarding in a different way. just making a child smile .

some of the kids recognize this is not really batman but in their head it is and it's a great thing for them. absolutely clear to those of us in the field that attitude and therapy and distractions help children overcome illness. it's a big deal for them. >> we see what's going on. it has to be moving, sometimes you are crying on the inside but you are strong on the outside. these are the real heroes. not me, it's not you, it's kids, they are fighting for their lives every day. future plans to do this more and just spread the message but not just here -- but like cnn, throughout the world. yes the world. remember, at the end of the day, you must ask yourself,self, did i make a

difference and the answer had better be yes. >> so that's a cool job. doing something rewarding. >> yeah. yeah. it's -- fascinating, you know the man behind the --. >> suit and car. >> yeah. it's interesting. what you can say, sick kids, what better cause. >> bringing a smile to them. bring a smile to me by my forecast. >> good weather for the orioles opener and this is what we like. no rain. no rain out tomorrow, bright blue skies the story again. also that chill came back today. that will also be in the mix for us, 61 degrees now at airport. humidity at 25% and i want to show the weather changing through the day. you can seat clouds streaking across the sky toward the camera at the bay bridge marina. sun, the story across the area.

townsend, clouds, rapidly, these are high thin clouds and absolutely no cab for rain with them. look at frost bug, a wild sky over the mountains here to the west. busy day on campus. still wrapping up the school year. the radar continuing to scan all clear as it'll through at least early next week. we have been talking, blogging about this later tonight the fact we need some rain around here and optimistic we will get some next week. we will see, in the meantime dry and cool. that will be the theme. keeping on the cool side. here we go with the freeze warning, this has been through friday morning, at nine and you can see it'll be just a northern tier of counties after midnight this is where you want to bring in your plants or cover up that sensitive vegetation outside. if you planted that you don't want to get frost nip so tonight cover it up. humidity levels bone dry, that's one of the reasons we will cool off so rapidly.

all the humidity and rain chance has been well south us through the day today. couple of showers across the state of virginia, nothing into maryland and to the west right now much more active weather over the western tennessee area. you can seat center of one circulation and then a second one ahead of that over western north carolina toward the asheville area. both of these low pressure zones will continue to supplied track to the south, wrapping in or pulling in cooler air out of the north as far as the canada area. this will be a cool night and day tomorrow and tomorrow night another night where we could face frost. the trend show unsettled weather tracking to the south. remaining south the virginia border and we will stay nice and dry in to the easter weekend. a bit of a warm up saturday and a more significant warm up pushing 70 by easter sunday. again you see that we stay dry into that first half of the

weekend. overnight 36, clear and cold. a frost across northern maryland at daybreak. tomorrow we look at 60 for the opener, first pitch just after 3:00 should be blue skies, bring the sunglasses but a layer of fleece because there will be a chill in the air. tomorrow night 34 degrees with a freeze across much of maryland once again, your seven day forecast as we look ahead for the easter weekend a little warmer each day, easter sunday some spots -- annapolis and next week there is a chance for showers, much needed rain, possibility of that tuesday into wednesday but it'll be after the holiday. >> thank you. tonight some real life angels with a big twist. these young women believe they are fighting real demons by doing exorcisms. they are graduates of a school run by a texas preacher.

ministry that are causing controversy. the demon fighters -- their teacher is one of their dad, bob larson who said he has done it 30 years and said demons are more common than you think. >> i know it -- maybe half the population . >> of the world? >> yes. >> he has been accused of being a fraud, right now he said he is currently weighing several offers for his new reality show starring the girls. coming up it's -- a disease that affects to many lives, what a new study said could help you ward off the threat of parkinson's. > and they have been saying they need to make cuts for months now. results of two surveys have people questioning if layoffs are really the answer now to the postal service.

. in tonight's health alert an apple a day keeps the doctor away may have more truth than first thought. a new study finds that eating certain fruits could help ward off parkinson's. harvard researchers saying eating berries, apples and drinking tea and red wine may protect you against the disease. that's because they are rich in flavanoids. people studied people for 20 years and 84parkinson's. eating berries more than five times a week had the strongest benefit for men, it's still not clear why they have no real impact for women. >> now it seems like people aren't going to the doctor as much as they used to and they are cutting back on

prescription drugs, they are strug d last year the number of -- older americans used fewer medications while younger are using more prescriptions. they say it's due to the new health care law letting people under 26 be covered by their pant's plan. doctors visits dropped 4.7%. emergency room visits were up 7%. >> can food be addictive? of course. according to a national drug export about two thirds are obese and over weight people have difficulties controlling their food intake. they say those who behave in bad habits could be more addicted than crack. many say it's not addictive because it doesn't lead to most behaving like addicts.

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