the court of you a peels ruled that all pitbull breeds should be considered dangerous. shelter operators feel the ruling moons more dogs will be abandoned or dropped off at already crowded shelters. an elkton man is recovering after thieves beat him and stole his dog on willow drive. the victim and coworker had been drinking beers in a truck when one left to go inside. that's when three men attacked him. he suffered a broken bone and gash to his head. the dog returned home the next day. that crash that killed seven people in new york city has been ruled an accident. all seven people riding in an suv died from blunt force trauma. according to investigators the speeding u.s. clipped the

highway barrier and the driver was trying to keep up pace with the other traffic. it was pretty gray for most of the day. as we look over the harbor cam, the sun is trying to peek out. it's been hiding all day. why the gray skies are a sign of rain headed our way. let's check in with wyatt everhart. it has been one of those days where the clouds are there. sunset is not until 8 p.m. maryland's most powerful radar all clear despite abundant cloud cover. that will change likely by tomorrow morning. it could be early in the morning we could see a round of showers. so plan for your morning commute to be wet. temps low 60s to mid-60s. this evening, we're back down in the 50s, cool and cloudy. we'll talk about how things will change and it all starts

tomorrow. it's coming up. you note weather is forever changing. if you want access to maryland's most accurate forecast, just head to abc2news.com/mobile right now. take a list of the growing list of apps, the news, live streaming video and weather forecast just a download away. three people stabbed and tonight police are searching for the two people behind this. abc2's don harrison said it wasn't a normal party at the elks club in annapolis. >> reporter: the elks club is along route two. early sunday morning it hosted a party that turned out different than any it's ever had. >> at some jung clur during the party there was an altercation resulting in three male subjects being stabbed. they were take ton shock trauma with non-life-threatening injuries. we believe two people were involved. >> reporter: a little after 1:00

a fight broke out in the parking lot when three people were stabbed. one of them a security guard for the peamplet two suspects fled by the time police arrived. the hall had been rntsed for a private party. they have parties here year round. they rent out the hall a lot. people who have been members for a long time say this is really unusual. >> i was shocked when i heard it. i wasn't here but normally their function is first class. it was mind boggling. >> never saw anything like this before. >> reporter: anne arundel county detectives were back today trying to gather more information. >> that just doesn't happen here at the elks. >> reporter: in annapolis, don harrison, abc2 news. >> if you have information you're asked to call 410-222-1965. it's been nearly a year and a half since a fire ripped

through the historic mt. washington taf vrn. guess what, now you can be a part of it. the mt. washington tavern neighborhood pride program is offering a way to rebuild the tavern while helping to support children's health in baltimore. you can buy a customized brick that will be used in the entrance. the cost is $75. the proceeds will go to the mt. washington tavern pediatric hospital. we have more information on our home page. head to abc2news.com for the very latest. for the first time since the twill against the man a-- trial against the man accused of killing jennifer hudson's family continues. we have the latest consider

latest -- >> reporter: jennifer hudson's sister's desperate pleas for help, after finding her mother murdered. her 911 call was released to the public today. >> do you see blood on her? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> reporter: julia tells the dispatcher there's a bullet hole in her front door and the mother is on the floor. >> she's 57 years old. >> reporter: in the background she can be seen asking neighbors about her brother jason. >> i don't know. >> reporter: her son 7-year-old julian conditioning was discovered in an abandoned vans will shot to death. less arrested 33-year-old william balfour for the trillion pel -- trillion -- triple mmpletd jennifer hudson told

jurors she never approved of balfour. she said i didn't like how he treated my nephew. she has vowed to be there every day of the trial. the case is circumstantial. the prosecution will have to convince the jury that balfour is guilty. and a real life hero. he plays the doctor on abc but his bravery extends beyonded tv screen. a 17-year-old was driving down the street in his mustang when he lost control, flipped his car over near patrick dempsey's home. the teen was still trapped in the car when dempsey came running down the driveway with a fire extinguisher and crow bar and pride the door open -- pried

the door open to rescue the boy. >> he had a certain authority to his voice. i asked if he was a paramedic. he said, no this is patrick dempsey. >> i thought mcdreamy? >> dempsey's representative as refused to comment on this story. two men out for a ride ended up in serious danger when they were hit by a car. how something they used for training ended up helping finding the person responsible. >> and how young is too young for girls to start wearing makeup. how one mother's blog about that topic is ticking some people off.

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a lot of girls like to play dressup. one mom is undecided about letting her daughter play in makeup. the mom blogged about it. lipstick, a little blush and eye shadow. she said it has become a bonding experience with her daughter. some experts say maybe four is a little too young. >> makeup can be somewhat addictive. they are in the pursuit of affection. >> cross explains that she understands the criticism but for now she wants her daughter to enjoy being a child. they will talk about other stuff as she gets older. well, possibly the country's most famous mom or infame murks october mom dealing with a foa. nadya suleman has been in the

headlines because she has been taking public assistance for month. some reports claim the home could actually be auctioned off now any day now. >> the house is in foreclosure for a few months, several months. how many people can identify with that. many people are losing their homes -- many, some' not the only one. i'm a single mom, 14. no one understands it. they want to hate on me because they don't understand how we've been -- every' been able to -- how i've been able to do it. >> suleman said she would be willing to do important to provide a safe home for her 14 kids. all right. 80s around the corner but we have to get through this. >> we could have morning

thunderstorms tomorrow, so maybe some rain for your morning commute. then we look for a huge warmup just in time for the first day of may. today we barely got above 60. take a look outside right now. cloudy conditions, a little sun breaking out late in the day. of course one of those days where basically we were running 10 degrees below average because right now we're at 62. average high -- well, the last day of april would be 70 at bwi. so 62 below average. we still have day lie. sunset at 8:00. take a look from the bay bridge marina over the chesapeake. cloudy, but calm on the waters. a little bit of sunshine. bel air a little bit of sunshine, cloudy conditions and little bit of sun trying to break through in main street. dundalk cloudy all day.

it did brighten up early in the afternoon. maryland's most powerful radar, five sweeps show all clear. that will be the case until 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. 63 at patuxent. ocean city at 58. it's warmer in the mountains where the sun is out in oakland. cr does it feel cooler than -- why does it feel cooler? it was that damp cool feeling early this morning. across the area cloud cover the story, a few breaks but to the west much more active weather here. showers and storms breaking out across the midwest reaching all the way down into memphis, tennessee from gary, indiana, through central michigan. that will miss us through the north. the warm front to the south. behind the front temperatures in the 80s, much warmer down here. as that edges into the cool air wedge, that could spark showers

and thunderstorms toward daybreak. look at the difference behind that front as it comes in, low 80s to mid-80s, charleston, cincinnati. that's the hair that will warm up. so a big change on the way. rain wise, i think the timing could be anytime after 2:00 in the morning. ahead of the warm air showers, thundershowers, look for wet roads and tomorrow afternoon still the possibility of a couple of showers. looks like those would be to the south. overnight cloudy and cool early and showers possible toward dawn. tomorrow your two-degree guarantee 80 with morning showers and sunshine will break out and this will get much warmer around here. tomorrow night down to 58, mild. here's your seven-day forecast. as we look ahead, temperatures a bit of a question mark wednesday. we think mid to upper 70s and then looking at a big change for mai.

kelly? >> thanks a lot, wyatt. now the democracy 2012 news. tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of osama bin laden's death. while the nation remembers what happened one year ago in the presidential race. it's all about what happens in know. as we expected, this issue is becoming very political. >> reporter: you're right. this is all about timing. if you remember one year ago there wasn't a lot of criticism cover osama bin laden's death. now we are in an election year and that's when everything changes. >> the isn't the decider in chief. >> reporter: it all started on friday. a new obama reelection ad featuring bill clinton praised the president's actions in the osama bin laden raid and questioning whether mitt romney would have done the same referencing a comment he made years ago. today romney left little doubt. >> you would have given the order?

>> of course. >> reporter: over the weekend it was a hot topic. >> i think most americans will see it as a sign of a desperate campaign. >> there's a difference in the roles they who play in commander in chief. i certainly think that's fair game. >> reporter: today president obama talked about his decision to take out osama bin laden and it was a decision not everyone would have made. >> if there are others who would have said one thing and now suggest they would do something else, then i would let them explain it. >> reporter: not long after the president said that mitt romney's camp issued a statement calling the president's word has cheap ploy. as for what mitt romney thinks about it, we may hear about it tomorrow when he is set to appear at new york city's rowdy giuliani. >> who's up now for the hot

seat? >> reporter: here's another one to add. kelly ayotte. he is introduced the governor and stood behind him in his speech. he has also appeared with senator marco rubio, and john you is -- sun new new. >> oh, wow. thanks for that live report. we'll see you tomorrow. jamie costello? >> i'm jamie costello. coming up at 6:00, we have a cecil county man attacked, his home burglarized. his dog was stolen. tonight a community is on lay letter. we'll hear from jeff hager. many of us wish we could skip jury duty, right? you might want to think twice. who scammers are targeting and

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it's a couple many people face when they have children. does this make financial sense for one parent to stay home while the other works. an emerging trends in child care might just surprise you. >> reporter: with the rising cost of daycare, many families are opting to have one parent stay at home while the other works. new data shows an increasing number of men are making the decision to stay home with the men. 32% of men with a working wife stayed home at least one day a week in 2010. that's for families with children under 135-6789 that's up from 2002. not only as it become more necessary for men to pitch in at home, they've also got the time thanks to the slow economic recovery. since 2007 men have lost 4 million jobs while women lost 2 million positions. men have made bigger strides in the recovery but the trend shows

families are making it work, regardless of traditional gender roles. while there is a significant wage gap, a significant number of women are making more than their husbands. and pc h--- procter & gamble will drop prices on laundry detergent and some dish cleaning detergent. it proves that big name companies can lose customers to lower priced rivals. theres an app for everything. if you believe you've been racially profiled by airport screeners, there's an app for that. that's coming up on abc2 news at 6:00 with jamie costello which starts right now. i noticed the second time

someone jumped him. it's a shame. >> an attack on a cecil county man but the criminals didn't stop there. they burglarized his home hand stole his dog. are pitbulls being picked on. what's a dog owner to do tonight. >> and he got his orders. he's on his way. i want it start with this story. you can call it a neighborhood under attack. three men savagely beat a man, burglarizing his home, even taking his dog. neighbors tell us this is the latest in a series of crimes that have spread fear. >> reporter: at night fear drives them behind closed doors. by day curiosity finds neighbors sharing notes on the latest crimes. >> this is the second time that a person got jumped on sitting in a van. don't nobody know