who was driving a car that rear ended another vehicle that then hit a police officer sunday night in annapolis. police say it was this man leo lamont carroll who left the scene but was found and arrested. he has posted bail. corporate kevin mott underwent surgery yesterday at shock trauma. he's in serious but stable condition. he was let after asking the driver he pulled over to move over to a safer location. three men have been arrested in the murder of 12-year-old sean johnson who was shot a year ago sitting on his front porch. 18-year-old derrick brown, 29-year-old danyae robinson and 21-year-old antwan mosley have all been charged with first-degree murder for the shooting that left johnson dead and three others wounded. johnson and the others were

watching the nba playoff game on the front porch when he was shot. johnson's aunt said he was a standout in school. two men were killed during separate shootings in baltimore less than an hour apart. police say the officers found the man who had been shot at the corner of east preston and ash cliff and taken to the hospital where he died. officers from baltimore county spotted a man who had been shot multiple times at liberty heights and wood bine. he was taken to sinai where he also died. baltimore police are investigating both shootings, so anyone with information is asked to call 410-396-2100. a woman is dead and her infant is injured after a crash last note at 11:30. police say a car sped right past them and refused to pull over.

officers lost sight of the vehicle. the suspect driving the vehicle tried to take off, was caught and arrested. they are pursuing charges for drugs. >> we're going to interview him and find out why he was interviewing the vehicle. officers tried to stop him and he proceeded to escalate and collide with another car, very, very sad situation. >> less are currently reviewing cameras in the area and the radio call will be performed in the accident reconstruction trying to figure out exactly what happened last night. crews are wrapping up the scene of a three alarm town home fire that started in glen burnie. investigators say they zoo know what caused the fire but believe it started on the deck and spread to two other homes. the red cross has been called in to help others. we had an early morning fire

in an apartment building in glen burnie. the fire started just before 3:30 at the villages of marley station at fairwood avenue. although it took 40 minutes to put it under control, they stayed at the building for more than two and a half hours. 11 people were forced out of their appointments -- apartments. >> i got my walker and walked straight through the flames. it got hot. >> louis was told he would be moved to a different end unit. firefighters are trying to determine what started the three alarmer. no matter how hard you may try to con vns your mom and dad, a d plus is not good news. that latest grade came for the chess sha peek -- chesapeake bay. experts believe they can still turn the bay's condition around.

>> reporter: on a beautiful spring day at the inner harbor, it's easy to enjoy this edge of the patapsco river, but what lies beneath the surface is cause for concern. >> d plus wasn't a good grade. >> reporter: d plus for the overall health of the bay. e go check does it. they look not home at the quality of water but the quality of life living in the bay. >> unfortunately water claire -- clarity scored the lowest on record. >> reporter: the factor -- the weather. and two tropical storms brought more pollution, runoff and sediments than the bay could handle. >> the sequence of events conspired to damage the bay.

>> this gives us a snapshot in time but we also have to look at the long term to measure our pros -- progress. >> we're optimistic in terms of sewage upgrades, storm water retention devices. we're cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: a recent study slow as decrease in dead zones attributed to less phos forrous pollution. the very dry spring that may be trouble for many may be what the bay needs. >> they're coming up. we've got a good spring grasses. we might be turning the corner. this year could be a lot better. >> reporter: in baltimore, reporting for abc2 news. >> bill's report reminds all of

us we could do our own part, reduce runoff, rain barrels and get involved in drone spaces and reduce pollution by using public or alternative transportation. let's go to annapolis. the caucus gathered to observe tax day but they also want to talk about the so-called dooms day budget. this was passed in the final hours of the legislative session in place of a balanced budget but there's still a possibility that the governor could call for a special session to deal with it although house republicans say they don't want to see a that happen. if no special session is called, the dooms day budget would go into effect july 1st. it includes deep cuts to education and cuts to state services. so it is tax day. so naturally, we are looking at our comptroller peter franchot who is holding court at the main post office on fayette. he also took the opportunity to address the state's dooms day

budget. comptroller franchot is clear on what he would like to see happen. >> we have to fix this. there's a broken window right now. i'm urging the cover to have a special session just on the budget. get gambling off the table, tax increases off the table, anything that's shiny and disstrablght -- distracts people. >> if he doesn't call for a special session 500 state jobs would be eliminated. if you didn't run into the comptroller at the post office, don't panic. the main post office on east fayette will be open until 9:00 but you can drop your return off by mid-nate but you have to have postage already on the envelope. doug gains learn and others

were there. it was recognized by president bill clinton by providing technical and professional skills as well as college credit. look at this -- look at this ground breaking. they have joined forces to bring a brand-new treatment center to our state. it will be the first treatment of its kind in the baltimore washington area. the cancer center is expected to open in 2014. it's not hard to remember how gas prices have been going up. that's something the obama administration is well aware of, so the president took aim at oil speculators, trying to let the voting public flow he is well

aware of the hardship more expensive gas creates. >> we can't afford a situation where some speculatetors can reap millions while others get the short and of the stick. >> the president said speculators manipulate the market by buying up large amounts of oil, driving up prices to flip it for a profit. the obama campaign knows gas prices will be a critical part of his reelection chances. abc2 news is working with you to help find the cheapest gas prices. under the traffic tab you'll find the gas prices and you click on to find the cheapest prices fond by people drive -- found by people driving around in the hear. in you have young ones you may be thinking about what camp to send them to. if you have trouble deciding, we have tips to share. plus, can a high fat diet

ruin your relationship? how what we put on hour dinner plate could affect the way we relate to others. those stories and more after the break. on the weather front 78 at bwi. normal is 65. so it was cooler today but still way above average. 5 is your guarantee. three degrees off. no winner today. a southern storm putting down rain. how will that affect our weather tomorrow and what about the weekend? we'll talk about some much needed rain. that's coming up at six.

summer camps come up in a hurry.

the american academy of pediatrics have put out a guideline. officials recommend you pick a camp that has been approved by physicians with specialized training. camps should also be clear about what the camp experience will be like so you can determine if your child is in proper health to participate. >> most camps will allow you to visit so you can check it out. you meet camp director. walk around the ground f they don't have the availability, talk to parents. >> the good doctor says in the end try to find a camp that will allow your child to build. could eating too much fast food ruin your relationship? some experts think it might. linda so details the link between the high fat diet and an unhealthy relationship. >> reporter: the family doesn't get to spend many nights at

home. between lessons, they're always on the go which usually means dinner is, too. >> it's not uncommon to hit had couple drivethroughs throughout the corner of the day. >> reporter: a hectic schedule like that can put a strain on any couple. >> when people are already stressed and eating a bad diet, those may interact. >> reporter: to find out how cod glazer and his wife janet are leading a study. here's how it works. couples come in and are treated to two meals. one is high in saturated fats. the other isn't. the blood is checked for stress markers. the couple is asked to discuss sensitive subjects like their partners and annoying habits. that usually gets stress levels up and elevate stress proteins. >> they have to come back down

again. if they don't and you have chronic elevations of it, that's when you have health risks. >> reporter: in other words, the discussion might cause stress levels to go up. it might be the high fat food that keeps it there. if stress levels stay too high for too long, experts say that not only leads to an unhealthy life stale but make it too difficult to swallow. >> from heart disease to diabetes top cancer. for the latest health news, like linda so's health page. you can do a search for linda so right there on facebook. >> it is week three of the extreme brickover weight loss challenge. the couple is making progress. jo r-joe and -- joe and jerry winn have lost a come bind 517

pounds already, putting -- 51 pounds already, putting them in first place. >> times it's a daily challenge. sometimes i find myself daily figuring okay, i've got to push myself. and then pays off. >> they compete to lose weight. there's a grand prize of $10,000 for the theme that loses the -- team that loses the month. sunday mark bs the first time komen has held a race at ocean city. it's time to register. go to komen md dot org. it is bright and sunny. there maybe rain around the beach for the big komen race. don't let it stop you.

it's for a good cause. we think the chance for thunder will be diminished by sunday. right now temperatures mid-70s. humidity is bone dry with a nice northwest breeze. this is comfortable. this is pleasant. above average yes but not near lit hot water. show you the view from arlington where the space shuttle was coming in piggy back. pretty good weather for the shuttle to come in today. overall bright sunny weather. same deal in bel air. we're clearing out now. maryland's most powerful radar continuing to scan crystal clear. we think this holds up the rest of the night. the chance for some showers tomorrow. the best chance is coming this weekend. look at the contract. 54 oakland. 739 ocean city.

80 an hour ago. around a 20-degree stretch. temperatures mid-70s east in dover and baltimore. the temperature pattern will be cooling off. over the next several days we expect temperatures to really cool off. i think the numbers could be in the mid to upper 70s over the next few days. we'll keep an eye on that. again, subtract several degrees of temperature and you and up with what, mid-60s tomorrow. that will probably be about it. here we g the clicker -- go. the clicker was not working. looks like we'll be stuck going to a different clicker here. here are the temperatures up around 80 for highs, optimistic that perhaps we'll see temperatures back in the mid-60s tomorrow. but it may take awhile to see that happen. humidity levels around 20% so that's dry.

better chance for rain comes in tomorrow. you can see the storm across the mid-south and our low pressure area here, first of two. the second one coming up swinging up further north tomorrow could spin a few showers into m cooler hair will continue to drive out of the north. you see the temperatures in the 60s in places like cincinnati and west virginia. so we'll be in the 60s. that, plus more clouds and hit and miss showers, very different looking day of weather tomorrow, probably not a ton of rain but certainly cloudier and much cooler. thursday looking cool as well in the upper 60s. tomorrow your two-degree guarantee will say 63, generally cloudy larks chance of showers. tomorrow down to 47. here's a look at your praft. temperatures will be back in the upper 60s thursday, a couple days of dry weather after a few showers tomorrow. then our more significant rain

maker looks on track to arrive saturday and lingering into monday. on and off rain. some of that will soak in. it could be a real drought buster. we'll see, jamie. i want you to read the news that we understand. there's a big show coming to baltimore. you see that? we'll tell you more about it. let's talk about the other hit show we have going on. it was night two of latin week of "dancing with the stars" but tonight one of the celebrities will dance the last tango. it's elimination tonight starting at 9:00. sherri shepherd was the last to go. it looks like melissa gilbert or gavin degraw will be next. you'll have to watch and find out. it looks like the ravens

will home open against cincinnati. so it's starting to come out. it won't be officially announced for a couple more hours but we'll have it on abc2 news at 11. get out and enjoy the night. we'll be right back to wrap things up.

coming up all new for you tonight at 11:00. you know it's a tough economy. married couples living in different cities can both work. we will examine commuter marriages. those stories and more when we join you tonight for abc2 news at 11:00. comfortable out there today. sunshine, breezy. should have hit the links. cool neat, 60s in damascus, hanover. low 70s toward rock hall. tomorrow we'll struggle to get to the low 60s. a cooler day and a day with much needed rain showers, so be ready for that. >> diane sawyer with more on the secret service scandal and 9:00

tonight elimination night, "dancing with the stars." see you at 11.